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Signature	Maker	Instruments	Comments	Location	References
WILSON, JAMES 3	USA, 1763-1855, MIM	Pairs of Globes = New Hampshire Historical Society, Concord, N.H., D.(1982); Terrestrial Globes = Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., USNM (1811).	the first American globemaker, 1799; Wilson sold his first globes in 1809; dated ones range 1809-45; by 1815 the factory was in Albany, N.Y.; the firm became "J. Wilson and Sons" when his sons, Samuel, John, and David Wilson joined as partners; the direction of the business was turned over to Cyrus Lancaster, his son-in-law, after 1833; made a planetarium in 1846.	Bradford, Vt.; Albany, N.Y.	Bedini 1 & 8; Yonge; USNM; D.J. Warner 6; RSW.
WILSON, JAMES 3	USA, 1763-1855, MIM	Pairs of Globes = New Hampshire Historical Society, Concord, N.H., D.(1982); Terrestrial Globes = Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., USNM (1811).	the first American globemaker, 1799; Wilson sold his first globes in 1809; dated ones range 1809-45; by 1815 the factory was in Albany, N.Y.; the firm became "J. Wilson and Sons" when his sons, Samuel, John, and David Wilson joined as partners; the direction of the business was turned over to Cyrus Lancaster, his son-in-law, after 1833; made a planetarium in 1846.	Bradford, Vt.; Albany, N.Y.	Bedini 1 & 8; Yonge; USNM; D.J. Warner 6; RSW.

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