• Born: 1 Aug 1783, Mansfield Center CT
• Died: 17 Jul 1867, Detroit MI

  General notes:

Silversmith and watchmaker

  Events in his life were:

• Apprenticed: Nathan Storrs, in 1793-1796, in Northampton MA. ¹

• He worked in 1800-1804 as a silversmith and watchmaker in Middlebury VT ³

• Advertised: The Farmer's Museum and Political Observatory, about 1804. Informing the public that ". . . he continues to carry on the Goldsmith's business in all its branches. Keeps constantly for sale, Clocks, Watches, Gold Beads and Silver Spoons and Gold and Silver work." ³

• He worked on 14 Aug 1804-1807 as a silversmith and watchmaker in Walpole NH ³

• Advertised: The Farmer's Museum and Political Observatory, on 21 May 1807. Offering ". . . Silver Table Tea Spoons of his own manufacture." ³

• Advertised: Political Observatory, on 22 May 1807. Informing public to call and settle accounts as he was leaving town. ³

• Flynt & Fales: 1807. Went west and settled in Detroit ³

• General: 1837, in Detroit MI. Founded and served as the first president of the Detroit Anti-Slavery Society.

• He appeared on the census in 1850 in Detroit MI. Listed without occupation.

• He appeared on the census in 1860 in Detroit MI. Listed without occupation.