Merrill and Lynch
Lynch met Merrill while trying to find a place to live in New York City in 1907. Lynch joined Merrill's firm in 1914, four months after Merrill had founded the company. In 1915, the company changed names from Charles E. Merrill Company to Merrill, Lynch and Company. In 1924, he married Signa Fornaris with whom he had three children, Vernon, Edmund Calvert Jr. (who later joined his father's firm) and Signa Janney.
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