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Here's a lengthy list of jewelry trade workers from the 1860 Wrentham, Massachusetts census. Suprisingly for me,
the number of straw workers exceeded jewelry workers. Judging by the ages of many of these folks, they were
probably burnishers, polishers and such and not full fledged jewelers. Women especially and children too were often
polishers I believe.

Jewelers:
Henry A Keith
Henry Kendall
Mayo F Daggett
Stephen W Vogal
Albert Gardner
Daniel Crotty
William R Farr
John Shephardson
Albert L Hawkins
Bradford Bennett
Alonzo Bennett
Charles Bennett
Ebenezer Daggett
Abel R Black
Lafayette Bates
George W Lincoln
William H Ruggles
Samuel P Northup
Daniel S Vaughan
James B Hodgers
Harriet Hodgers
William E Wood
Mary L Graham
John Williams
Joseph T Draper (manuf)
James Hodgers
Samuel Ginnodo
John R Pitt
Samuel Schofield
Mary Schofield
Elizabeth Schofield
Silas Schofield
Alfred Schofield
James Walden
Albert Simmons
Henry Simmons
Samuel K McKenstry
William H Hull
Abraham Paine
Charles Fales
Willet A Johnson
Nelson White
William Tufts
Ferdinand Cabot
John E Mountain
William T Lewis
James Benton (bro of John Dean...)
Jessie May
Henry McCureland
Henry McCureland
Elmira Freeman (shop hand)
General C Brown
James F Warren
George Warren
Laburton Warren
Daniel Pearson
Warren Cheever
John Brown
George Dalberg
Henry Corbon
Bradford Corbon
James H Sturdy (manuf)
Henry P Mudge
Phennel Barney
L B Warren
Curtis A Blake
Samuel Blake
Thomas Wilmarth
Daniel Crotty
Constantine Farr
Jeremiah Barney
Arnold L Wilkinson
Albert Sears
Theopoles Sears
Edmond Blake
Joseph Herring
Slater Herring
Anna Herring
Mary Herring
Cyril Barney
Jabez Whiting
Elbridge Cargill
Cyrus N White
John Austin
Rufus Fisher
Daniel Carr
John H Clark
Martin Smith
Samuel Gravin
Elizabeth Gravin
Samuel Gravin
Peter Gravin
Henry Gravin
John Gravin
Edwin Darling
Amos F Hawkins
Francis Sheldon
William Hull
David Sanford
Jacob Blake
Charles T Gardner
Charles Carpenter
George Wheeler
Albert Brown
William Brightman
James Black
William Clark
Daniel Cook
Charles Cook
George Cook

Watchmakers:
Charles Wood

Engravers:
Norman McCureland
Charles A Farr

Silversmiths:
Charles Vogal
Augustus Williams

Are these Ancestry or Footnote transcribed names? Or did you look at each page?

I looked at each all eighty-four pages of this particular enumeration.

An admirable effort. I know too well the difficulties of deciphering census taker's penmanship and phonetic spelling.