Artisan. He was a clockmaker and silversmith who partnered with George Foster in the firm Currier and Foster. His clock creations are difficult to find today, but command thousands of dollars at auction, and are held in institute collections, including the Peabody Essex Museum. He was a member and onetime president of the Salem Charitable Mechanic Association. He was the son of Dr. Edmund and Betsey Stanley (Alcock) Currier. (New Hampshire Historical Society; Peabody Essex Museum; Essex Institute.)
Artisan. He was a clockmaker and silversmith who partnered with George Foster in the firm Currier and Foster. His clock creations are difficult to find today, but command thousands of dollars at auction, and are held in institute collections, including the Peabody Essex Museum. He was a member and onetime president of the Salem Charitable Mechanic Association. He was the son of Dr. Edmund and Betsey Stanley (Alcock) Currier. (New Hampshire Historical Society; Peabody Essex Museum; Essex Institute.)
Gravesite Details
Only about the top third of his gravestone lies on the ground in his family plot. The remainder is missing.
Family Members
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