Gurdon Huntington

Notes:

Flynt & Fales:  In Connecticut Gazette (June 11, 1784) advertised carrying on "Clock and Watch Business in its various Branches. in Windham."

Moved to Walpole, New Hampshire, Oct. 1789 where he became postmaster. Although primarily a watch and clock man, and advertised for apprentices for that business, some ads included spoons and other silver items.

The Political Observatory of Walpole reported his death on the 26th of July, 1804. His estate was administered by Asa Sibley.

Hoopes, Connecticut Clockmakers of the Eighteenth Century;
Smart, The Makers of Surveying Instruments.

Gurdon married Temperance Williams 25 Dec 1785. Temperance died Unknown. [Group Sheet]