Nadin | Alfred Nadin |
Nash | Richard Nash |
Naylor | Naylor & Sanderson |
Naylor | Martin Brothers & Naylor |
Naylor | Turner, Naylor & Company Ltd |
Naylor | Samuel Naylor |
Naylor | Samuel Naylor |
Naylor | A. Boswell, Son & Naylor Limited |
Naylor | George Naylor and Co |
Needham | Needham, Veall & Tyzack Ltd |
Needham | Edwin H. Needham & Company |
Needham | Robert M. Needham |
Needham | William Needham |
Needham | Needham Vincent & Co |
Needham | Needham Brothers Ltd |
Newbould | Standfield, Newbould & Baildon |
Newbould | Newbould Brothers & Dickenson |
Newbould | George Newbould |
Newbould | John Newbould & Company |
Newbould | Albert Newbould |
Newell | E. Newell & Company |
Newton | Middleton, Newton & Middleton |
Newton | Francis Newton & Sons Ltd |
Newton | John Newton & Company |
Newton | Greaves and Newton |
Nicholson | Henry Nicholson |
Nicholson | John Nicholson |
Nicholson | John Nicholson & Sons |
Nicholson | Matthew Henry Nicholson |
Nicholson | Frank Nicholson & Son |
Nixon | Nixon & Winterbottom Ltd |
Nodder | John Nodder & Sons Ltd |
Nodder | William Nodder |
Norton | Norton Cutlery Society Ltd |
Nowill | Nowill & Kippax |
Nowill | John Nowill & Sons Ltd |
Nutt | Glossop & Nutt |
The Martin brothers were John Aaron Martin (born 5 June 1819) and Richard Martin (born 5 January 1821). They were born in London, the sons of Richard Martin and his wife Sarah (who was the daughter of Aaron Hatfield). Richard Sen. was a jeweller, hardwareman, and silversmith in Falcon Court, Fleet Street. By 1849, John and Richard Jun. had formed a partnership with James Naylor, a Sheffield cutlery manufacturer. The firm took over the silver business of Aaron Hatfield in Pepper Alley. Martin ....