Dimick, Horace E.

Name	Street	Town	State	From	To
Dimick, Horace E.		Covington (or Lexington)	Kentucky	1824	1830
Dimick, H. E. & Co.	36 North Main Street	St.Louis	Missouri	1851	1852
Dimick, H. E. & Company	97 North 4th Street	St.Louis	Missouri	1852	1864
Dimick, H. E. & Co.	97 North 4th Street	St.Louis	Missouri	1864	1865
Dimick, H. E.	38 North Main Street	St.Louis	Missouri	1865	1873

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Horace E. Dimick was born in Vermont about 1811 and passed away August 27, 1873. Dimick worked as an upholsterer and cabinet maker befor he came to St. Louis about 1849. He ist first listened in the 1851 directory. At that time with his brother Edward E. Dimick he opened a gun shop H. E. Dimick & Co. at 36 North Main Street. In 1854 - 1859 Dimick was associeated with Henry FOlsom and the company changed name to H.E. Dimick & Company. They were instaled at 97 North 4th Street. Folsom left in 1861. The name of the company did not change. In 1864 annd 1865 it became again H. E. Dimick and Co.. as of 1865 until 1873 the company was only known as H. E. Dimick and their arms were so market. When Dimick died August 27, 1873 the shop was bought by Thomas Rudolph, who wha his bookkeper and William Albright, son of Thomas John Albright. Half stock Plains Rifles and percussions pistols. See also Metropolitan Arms.

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Horace E. Dimick was born in Vermont about 1811 and passed away August 27, 1873.

Dimick worked as an upholsterer and cabinet maker befor he came to St. Louis about 1849. He ist first listened in the 1851 directory. At that time with his brother Edward E. Dimick he opened a gun shop H. E. Dimick & Co. at 36 North Main Street.

In 1854 - 1859 Dimick was associeated with Henry FOlsom and the company changed name to H.E. Dimick & Company. They were instaled at 97 North 4th Street. Folsom left in 1861. The name of the company did not change. In 1864 annd 1865 it became again H. E. Dimick and Co.. as of 1865 until 1873 the company was only known as H. E. Dimick and their arms were so market.

When Dimick died August 27, 1873 the shop was bought by Thomas Rudolph, who wha his bookkeper and William Albright, son of Thomas John Albright.

Half stock Plains Rifles and percussions pistols. See also Metropolitan Arms.