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and most careful workmen, they are enabled to guarantee entke
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dants, Brackets, &c., from the manufactory of Cornelius, Baker & Co.
Having been several years engaged in the most extensive establish-
ment in the country, they are practically acquainted with all the mod-
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Knickerbocker "
Democratic Review.
Whig Revifw.
Hunt's Merchants' Magazine.
Boston Medical and Surgical
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London Lancet.
Horticulturalist.
Gardener's Chronicle.
Harper's New Monthly Maga-
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Graham's Magazine.
Ladies' National, '*
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Childs' Friend.
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London Punch.
Dickens' Household Words.
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Glasses, Binnacle and Boat Compasses, Storm Compasses, Log
Glasses, &Ci t&c.
C. T. & Co. having recently added a work shop to their establish-
ment, (Entrance No. 8 North Water Street,) under the superinten-
dance of Mr. GEORGE W. CHOATE, are now ready to attend to
repairs of all kinds of Nautical Instruments. H^ All work warranted.
Every Instrument sold by C. T. & Co., will be carefully adjusted
before delivery, and will be warranted to the purchaser. Experimental
information given, ivlien desired, in the adjustment of the Sextant.
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NEW BEDFORD :
CHARLES TABER & CO.
No. 45 Union Street, and 2 Piircliase Street
PKESS OF BENJAMIN LI]ST)SEY.
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DISTANCES FROM THE CORNER OP UNION AND
'P" PURCHASE STREETS, IN NEW BEDFORD,
SUNDRY PLACES.*
To guide board at the Head of Acushnet,
" the Sampson House, at Middleborough Ponds,
" Taunton Court House, via. Sampson's,
To Jonathan Tobey's,
" Stone Bridge, near Freetown Furnace,
" the Sampson House, on the new County road,
-^^' X^unton Court Hqus§,-V4a. new County road
To Smith's Mills, in Dartmouth,
" Hicks' Meeting House, via. Smith's MillSt.»>«^^^^-
" Assonet Village, via. S. Mills and Hicks' Meeting House.
" Taunton Court House, via. S. Mills and HicEs^M. House,
To the Head of Westport,
" Stone Bridge Hotel, at Howland's Ferry,
''■ Newport Post Office,
To Resolved Howland's Corner, in Dartmouth,
'• Padanaram Bridge,
" K. Snow's corner, via. Padanaram Bridge,
" Holder Slocum's Corner,
" Russell's Mills,
" K. Snow's Corner, via. Holder Slocum's Corner,
Miles. Rods.
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* These distances were measured by Henry H. Crapo, Esq., who
has kindly permitted their republication.
V
IxNTRODUCTORY.
The edition of the New Bedford Directory now completed, is the
seventh that has been published since the commencement of the work,
and the second since the City organization.
It were in vain to hope, amidst the unceasing change of so large a
portion of our community, that perfect accuracy could be obtained at
any time, but when to these are added the removals and changes caus-
ed by one of the most remarkable emigrations upon record, the Di-
rectory becomes necessarily, yet more imperfect.
The information collected in the first instance by personal inquiry
at every house in the City, was collated with all the lists and other
means of information known to the compilers. It was then submitted
to the examination of as many of the citizens as practicable.
In presenting it to the public, the compilers would embrace the op-
portunity to return their sincere thanks to those who, during its pro-
gress, have so kindly aided their inquiries, and encouraged their
efforts.
The Statistical InformaHon with reference to the Whaling business
usually published in this Directory, being a transcript of the tables
published in the Whalemen's Shipping List, by Henry Lindsey, Esq.,
and consequently accessible to all in the pages of that Journal, has
been omitted in this edition.
The information with reference to the Societies and Incorporated
Institutions, was obtained from their respective officers.
The directory of the Streets, has been corrected from the official
record.
The Advertising Directory is collected from good substantial mo-
ney-paying advertisers, and to it the attention of the public is respect-
fully invited.
CONTENTS
Abbreviations. » „ . . . viii
Additions, Alterations, &c ^ viii
Banking Institutions , » 22
Benevolent Institutions .....,..*.... 30
Candle Houses and Oil Factories «... .... .... .... 28
Cemeteries .... . . » 36
Churches and Ministers 35
City Officers 13
Commissioners 11
Consular Agents 10
County Commissioners 12
County Officers .......... 1 2
Courts, Supreme JudiciaL 10
" Common Pleas 1 1
" Probate — ^Bristol County 11
" Police—New Bedford 11
Custom House 9
Distances — Tabte of ii
Directory of Names, Occupations, etc 53
" of Advertisements t.. .....181
Pire Department 15
Hotels , 43
Insurance Offices .,....«.. ^» 24
Literary Institutions i ^ .......... 28
Medical Institutions 29
Mercantile Corporations 26
Newspapers. • 42
Nurses .... 44
Physicians and Surgeons 43
Pilots and Pilot Boats 10
Port Wardens .....10
Post Office 9
Public Buildings, Public Offices, Halls, Expresses, etc. . . .... ... .42
Quarantine Officers 22
Schools and School Teachers 36
Streets, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Squares, SfC 45
"Ward Limits , .51
Wharves and Slips . , 50
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NEW BEDFORD.
The Totraship of Dartmoutli in its original extent, as purchased
of the good old Indian Chieftain Massasoit, in 1652, and as it remain-
ed till divided in 1787, embraced an extent of twenty miles of sea
coast without including the shores of its harbors, of which Acushnet,
Apponegansett and Acoaxet were the principal.
The Township of New Bedford was incorporated at this division
in 1787.
New Bedford received a City Charter March 18, 1847.
The population of New Bedford in 1790, was 700, in 1820, 3,947,
in 1830, 7,592, in 1840, 12,584, in 1847, 16,031, and in 1852, it was
18,048.
We subjoin an interesting document compiled by our venerable
predecessor, Abraham Shermak, Jr.. dated 11 mo. 30, 1821, as
worthy of preservation on its own account, and the best possible pre-
face to this volume.
New Bedford, 11 mo. 30, 1821.
To gratify that species of curiosity, which seems naturally to lead
the human mind to trace the origin and early incidents of smaller
communities as well as of nations, I avail myself of the recollections
of an ag^ and intelligent citizen.^^ now in his 79th year, to record
some particulars of the first settlement of New Bedford, in connection
with some account of the "Whale Fishery, to which it owed its origin,
and has been principally indebted for its prosperity.
In the year 1751, when our informant was nine years of age, there
were two or three vessels from Aponeganset Eiver, in the Whale
Fishery, the owners of which { Jno. Wady and Daniel Woodj he well
recollects 5 and he thinks there were then one or two from the west
side of Acushnet River, (owned by Joseph and Caleb Russell,^ and
perhaps one or two from the eastern shore. Whales were then princi-
* Captain John Howl and.
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p^lly taken on what was called the Southern ground, between Georgs'
Bank and the Capes of Virginia, and voyages were of four to six
weeks continuance — ^but the Fishery was about thli time extended to
the Grand Bank of New-Foundland, or rather to the eastward of it,
and the voyages lengthened to three months.
Previous to the year 1760, more vessels were fitted from Apone-
ganset, than from Acushnet Kiver ; but the latter, having the advan-
tage of a better and more convenient harbour, now began to attract
the attention of men of business. Our informant was early engaged
in a seafaring life, from Aponeganset, and mostly in the Fishery.
The vessel to which he was attached fitted in the year above mention-
ed, from what was afterwards called Bedford, on Acushnet River, and
he thinks was the first vessel, not owned by persons in its immediate
vicinity, that came there to fit out. The present scite of the townVas
then a forest, through which a rough cartway led to the shore, and a
try-house was the only building, other than the farm houses on the
County road, f
In the winter of 1760, John Loudon purchased of Joseph Russell
an acre of land, Cthe first lot that was sold from his homestead farm,)
a few rods south of what is now called the Four Corners ; on which
he erected a house in the summer of '61. His object was to carry on
ship building. His own trade was that of a caulker. In the spring of
the same year", Benjamin Taber purchased a lot of land further north,
and built a shop for the purpose of carrying on the boat building and
block making business, at which he had served an apprenticeship at
Nantucket. The same year, 1761, John Allen, a house carpenter,
purchased a lot of land on the south side of Prospect street,§ on which
he built a house, afterwards sold to Barzillai Myrick, a ship carpenter.
In 1762, Gideon Mosher. who was also a mechanic, purchased a lot
of land, and built a Jiouse on the north side of Prospect street ; which
he afterwards (1765) sold to Benjamin Taber.J
In December of the same year, 1762, Elnathan Sampson, of Ware-
ham, purchased a lot of land, bounded south on land previously sold
t There were then standing on the County Eoad, the houses of Joseph
Eusseil, Caleb Eussell, Ephr aim Kempt on, and Samuel Willis, which are
still remaining ; also a house that belonged to Joseph Eusseil, father of
Joseph and Caleb, which stood a little to the south of the house now occu-
pied by William E. Eotch, near a well which is still in use. The scite of U
house that belonged to Joseph Eusseil, father of the last mentioned, may
still be traced on the east side of the road, near the former mansion of Caleb
Russell.
t John Allen's lot was four rods wide,' and extended from the Four Cor-
ners to the water, tne same on which Pinkham's Inn and other buildings
now stand. Gideon Mosher"s lot was of the same width, on the north side of
the street. It was sold by him to Benjamin Taber, who at the same time
purchased four rods adjoining to it on the north, and extending, with the oth-
er to the water. §Lower end oi Union street.
NEW BEDFOPwD. vii
to John Loudon, and '-north and oast, on land left for ways or
streets." These loays or streets, were what are now called the Main or
Union, and Water streets. The lot, (the same that is now owned by
the widows Patty Hussey and Ruth Ross,) was eight rods in length
from east to west, and four rods wide, and was purchased for £6.13.4-
Less than one third of its front on Union street, was leased the last
year, on an annual ground rent of 90 dollars. [E. Sampson was a
blacksmith.]
Thus was the infant settlement began by industrious and enterpris-
ing mechanics 9 and it appears from the phraseology of the deed above
referred to, that it was then expected it would in time assume the
character of a town. Capital, however, was still wanting to give ac-
tivity to business 5 but this was soon after supplied, to a very consid-
erable extent, by the acquisition of an enterprising merchant, Joseph
Rotch, of Nantucket, who in 1765, after examining several different
situations, fixed on this as an eligible port for the prosecution of the
Whale Fishery. He made a purchase of ten acres of land, in one
body, besides a number of smaller lots in different parts of the town,
and removing hither himself, transferred his business from Nantucket
to the Acushnet. To him the village was indebted for its name.
The property of the soil being in the Russell family, and that being
the family name of the Duke of Bedford^ he gave it the name which
it has since continued to bear.
The Whale Fishery appears to have been carried on from Cape Cod
prior to its prosecution from any other part of America. " In the
" year 1680, a Mr. Paddock, from Cape Cod, came to Nantucket to in-
" struct the English how to whale in boats from the shore, which busi-
** ness continued good till 1760, when it became poor by the scarcity
"of whales. In the spring of 1726, there were eighty-six whales
" caught here. One Mr. Loper previous to this was engaged in the
" business, but not to any amount worthy of record." — Nantucket Incy
The " Mr. Loper " above referred to, was also from Cape Cod, — and
a copy was recently published of his agreement with the inhabitants
of the Island, to prosecute the business from their shores. This was
in the year 1672.
" In the year 1770 there were employed in the Whale Fishery from
Nantucket, 123 sail of vessels, sloops, schooners and brigs, making
about 10,000 tons, and navigated by about 1,600 men. From Sept.
11 to October 28, they all arrived in port, having been absent from
four to six month, and landed 14,058 bbls. oil. There are now living,
(March 28, 1822,) ten of the Captains that were in said fleet." — Nan-
tucket Inquirer.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Directory. ~S. for South, N. for North; E. for East; W. for
West; c. r. for counting room; cor. for corner ; h. for house; b. for
boards ; S. D. for School District ; w. for works ; whf. for wharf; c.
works, for candle works ; and st. for street, which in most cases is
omitted as superfluous.
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS.
Daris Shadrack A. w. Perkins, Smith & Co. b. 8 Maxfeld.
Craumer John P. w. Perkins, Smith & Co., b. 8 Maxfeld.
CITY REGISTER.
Post Oface.
TflE Post Office in New Bedford occupies rooms in the Custom
House Building, at the corner of William and North Second Streets,
It is open every day except Sundays, from 5 A. M. to 8 P. M., and on
Sundays from 8 to 9^ A. M. and for half an hour after sunset.
Simeon Bailey, Postmaster.
Thomas Coggeshall, Jr., Clerk.
Alfred Wilson, Clerk.
Custom House.
DISTRICT OF NEW BEDFORD.
The Custom House is situated on North Second Street, corner of
William, and is open every day, Sundays and the Fourth of July
excepted, from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
William T. Eussell, Collector.
James Freeman, Deputy Collector.
James Taylor, Clerk.
Henry Lindsey, Inspector and Boarding Officer.
Daniel McKenzie, Inspector, Weigher, Ganger, (^'C.
John A. GifFord, Custom House Boatman.
John Jenney, Inspector — Poet of Faiehaten.
Ansel Weeks, Inspector — Poet of Mattapoisett.
Noble E. Bates, Inspector — Port of Sippicak.
H. G. 0. Ellis, Inspector — Poet of Waeeham.
Humphrey Shearman, Inspector — Poet of Dartmouth,
Isaac Cory, Inspector — Poet of Westpobt.
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WARDENS AND BRANCH PILOTS.
The following list comprises the names of the Port Wardens^
Branch Pilots, &c.j of the ports of New Bedford and FairhaTen.
WARDENS.
James Rowland 2d, New Bedford, Seth Daggett, Holmes Hole.
Charles Grinnell, New Bedford. Thomas Bradley, Holmes Hole,
Isaiah P. Terry, Pairhaven. Charles Grinnell, Secretarif.
PILOTS a;r^NEW BEDFORD.
Benjamin Akin, John Hersel,
Charles Wood, Peleg Crowell,
John Akin, Wm. 0. RusselL
Silas Shermani
05 FAIRHAVE]?r.
Caleb Church, D. Demoranrille.
OF Martha's viNSYARStAND Elizabeth islaitds.
Seth Daggett, Albert "West,
Elijah Luce, Uriah Coffin,
Bartlett Claghorn, James S. Westj
Wm. Dunham, WaiTen Luce,
Geo. B. Slocum, • Johiz Planders,
Timothy Merry, Peter Daggett,
Moses T. Cromwell, Alonzo Daggett,
Thomas West, WaiTcn Cleveland.
Holder Allen, B. B. Church,
Leander Daggctfr, Truman Allen,
Hebron Cromwell, Shaw Norris,
Jabez Lewis, James W. Winslow,
Franklin Daggett, Robert Wilson.
Pilot Boats. — Josiah Sturgis, 68 tons : Relief, 42 tons : Hornefc.
31 tons — of' Martha's Vineyard. Fawn, 35 tons ; Naiad Queen, 13
tons ; Geo. Steers, 60 ton,? — of New Bedford.
Rates of Pilotage. — Outward bound vessels $1..50 per foot ,
Inward bound vessels $2 per foot.
CONSULAR AGENTS AT THE PORT OF NEW BEDFORD.
Charles Grinnell, Consul for Great Britain and France. George
Hussey, Consul for Prussia.
Coirrts.
Court House in New Bedford, 143 County Street, cor. of Morgan.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
The Supreme Court has exclusive cognizance of all capital crimes,
and exclusive chancery jurisdiction so far as chancery powers are
CITY REGISTER. 11
given by statute ; and concurrent original jurisdiction of all civil cases
when the amount in dispute exceeds $600, in Suffolk, and $300 in the
other Counties.
Law terms are held at Plymouth and Taunton, alternately on the
4th Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday in September, for the Coun-
ties of Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable and Dukes.
Nisi Prius terms for Bristol County are held at Taunton on the 7th
Tuesday next after the 1st Tuesday in March, and in New Bedford
on the 2d Tuesday in November.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Court of Common Pleas is held for the trial of civil cases
above $20, and, except in Suffolk County, has criminal jurisdiction in
all cases not capital.
It is held for Bristol County, at Taunton, on the 2d Mondays of
March and September, and at New Bedford on the 2d Mondays of
June and December.
COMMISSIONERS.
Oliver Prescott, Commissioner for the Courts of the United States 5
Harrison G. 0. Colby, for the State of Maine ;
Thomas Dawes Eliot, for the State of New York ;
Appointed by the authorities of these States, to take the acknowledge-
ment and proof of all deeds and other instruments, under seal, to be
tised or recorded in said States, and also to administer oaths and take
depositions, to be read in their respective States.
PROBATE COURTS.— BRISTOL COUNTY.
Oliver Prescott, of New Bedford, Justice. Salary $400,
Henry "Williams, of Taunton, Register. Salary $750.
Probate Courts are held, at Taunton, on the Friday next after the
first Tuesdays of January, June and August, and on the first Tues-
days of March and November. At New Bedford, on the first Tues-
days of February, June and December; at Freetown, on the first
Tuesday of January ; at Rehoboth, on the first Tuesday of April ; at
Dighton, on the Friday next after the first Tuesday of October j at
Norton, on the first Tuesday of July, at "Westport, on the first Tues-
day of August : at Seekonk, on the first Tiiesday of September ; at
Fall Eiver, on the first Tuesday of October ; at Attleborough, on the
first Tuesday of May ; and at Pawtucket,- on the first Friday after the
first Tuesday of April.
POLICE COURT— NEW BEDFORD.
Oliver Prescott, Justice. Salary $1000.
Henry H. Crapo, Special Justice. Fees.
Benjamin Coombs, 2d Special Justice. Fees.
Ezra S. Wilcox, Clerh. Salary $400.
The Police Court of New Bedford is held at the Old Market House
on North Second Street, for the trial of criminal cases, every day —
Sundays, the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving days, Fast days, and the
12 CITY REGISTEE,
days appointed for the choice of City, Cotintj, State and TTnitetl
States Officers, excepted. Regular temi d'ays for the trial of civil
cases, Mondays at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Bristol County.
COUNTY COMMISSIONlfcR^.
John Baylies, of New Bedford, Chairman. James W. Grossman, of
Taunton ; Lemuel Perry, of Norton.
Special Commissioners. — "Worcester Carpenter, of Seekonk ; Joseph
E. Read, of Tall River.
The regular meetings of the County Commissioners are held at
Taunton, on the 4th Tuesdays of March and September,
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sheriff, Lyman "W. Dean, of Attleborough.
Public Administrator^ Henry H. Crapo, of New Bedford.
Registers of Deeds, Joseph Wilbour, of Taunton, for Northern District ;
Benjamin K. Sayer, of New Bedford, for Southern District.
County Treasurer, James P. Ellis, of Taunton. — Salary determined by
County Commissioners ; amotmt usually allowed, $600
Cleric of the Courts, James Sproat, of Taunton. — Fees to $1,600, and
one half over that in addition.
County Jailors, Chas. D. Burt, of New Bedford ; Elias A. Morse, of
Taunton. — Fees, board of prisoners, &c.
Keeper of House of Correction, Chas. D. Burt, of New Bedford.
Commissioners of Wrecks, ^c, Charles Grinnell, of New Bedford ;
Prince Sears, Jr., and Thomas Almy, of Dartmouth. — Reason-
able charges.
Overseers of House of Correction, Timothy Ingraham, and James D
Thompson, of New Bedford.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS RESIDING IN NEW BEDFORD.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers — Eli Haskell, Rodney French,
Joseph S. Tillinghast, James D. Thompson, William H. Tay-
lor, J. H. W. Page.
Master in Chancery, E. L. Barney, office 42 North Water Street.
Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, Eli Haskell, Paul Spooner,
Oliver Prescott, Henry H. Crapo, Joseph S. Tillinghast, Benj.
Coombs, Rodney French, Timothy G. Coffin.
Justices of the Peace, Abraham Barker, Thomas A. Greene, James
Howland, 2d, Timothy G. Coffin, Benjamin Lincoln, John A,
Parker, James B. Congdon, T. Dawes Eliot, J. H. W. Page,
William H. Taylor, Thomas B. Bush, Wm. R.Rodman, Silas
Stetson, Ephraim Kempton, Thomas Mandell, Jas. H. Collins,
Ambrose Vincent, Wm. C. Taber, Edward W. Greene, Isaac
D. Hall J Jam^ D. Thompson, Isaac Case, Jireh L. Ferguson,
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6erf\ H. Ingalls, A. L. "West, Linooin F. Brigham, Harrison
G. O. Colbj, A. D.. Hatch, J. F. Dearborn, Edmund Anthony,
Alaiison Borden, S. L. Barney, F. L. Porter, Adam Mackie,
Chas. D. Burt, C. T. Congdon, B. K. Sayer, Charles Almy,
Geo. A. Boui-ne, Jos. C. Kent, Wm. Phillips, J. C. Stone.
Notaries Public, Timothy G. Coffin, office over 40 North Water street;
John H. Clifford,*35 North Water street ; T. Dawes Eliot, over
38 North Water street ; Henrv H. Crapo, 33 North Water St.;
John H. W. Page, 42 North Water ; Wm. H. Taylor, 37 North
Water; Lincoln F. Brigham, 35 North Water ; Borden Wood,
38 North Water; Robert C Pitman, over 38 North Water;
Augustus L. West, 58 Union St.; Chas. T. Congdon, 36 North
Water ; Charles D. Burt, County Jail, Morgan st.
Counsellors and Attornies, Timothy G. Coffin, office over 40 North
Water; John H. CliffiDrd, 35 North Water; T. Dawes Eliot,
over 38 North Water ; Oliver Prescott, 26 North Water ; John
H. W. Page, 42 North Water ; J. F. Dearborn, 7 North Water ;
Adam Mackie, 88 Union ; Lincoln F. Brigham, 35 North
Water; A. L. West, 58 Union ; J. C. Stone, 42 North Water;
Charles T. Congdon, 36 North Water ; Eobert C. Pitman, 38
North Water; H. G. O. Colby, office 35 North Water ; Alan-
son Borden, 26 North Water; Francis L. Porter, 35 North
Water.; John A. Hawes, over Mechanics Bank ; E. L. Barney,
42 North Water ; Walter Mitchell, at T. D. Eliot's.
Deputy Sheriffs, John Baylies, office 26 North Water ; Jacob L. Por-
ter, office Old Market Building ; John D. Hathaway, office 88
Union ; Henry S. Packard ; Charles D. Burt, office County
Jail, Morgan street.
Coroners, William O. Russell, house 22 Third ; Shubael G. Edwards ;
Benjamin Coombs.
City Officers.
3%or— Office No. 2 City Hall.
William J. Rotch.
Aldermen — Room. No. 3 City Hall.
Waed No. 1. — Thomas Nye, Jr.
" " 2. — Isaac M. West.
« » 3.— Wilmot Luce.
" " 4.— Mark B. Palmer.
*' '* 5. — Jonathan Bourne, Jr.
" " 6.— Henry H. Crapo.
Common Council — Room No. 4 City Hall.
President, Matthew Howland. Cleric, I. M. Richardson,
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Ward No. 1. — James Beetle, Warren Ladd, George A. Bourne,
William Logan Rodman.
" " 2.— John Bryant, Francis W. Hatch, Edmund Maxfield,
Frederick P. Shaw.
" " 3. — Asa R. Nye, John N. Barrows, Manasseh Kempton,
Thomas Wilcox.
" " 4. — Joseph Brownell, Nathan Chase, James Munroe,
Robert C. Pitman.
** " 5. — Matthew Rowland, Henry P. Willis, Isaac D. Hall,
Joseph G. Grinnelh
" " 6. — Willard Mason, William H.Reynard, Josiah S. Bon-
ney, Weston Howland.
City Clerk— O^CQ No. 1 City Hall.— Luther G. Hewins.
Treasurer and Collector — Office No. 1 City Hall. — Frederick Bryant-
City Messenger. — James Harper.
Assessors — Office No. 2 City Hall.
Ward L — Isaac C. Case. Ward 4. — ^Daniel Davis.
" 2. — George M. Bunker. " 5. — James Cannon.
" 3.— Ezra K. Delano. " 6.— Nathaniel Gilbert.
Overseers of the Poor — Office 12 Market Square.
William J. Rotch, Chairman, ex. officio.
Obed Nye, Sylvanus Thomas, Ezra S. Kempton, William A. Gordom
James Cannon, Alanson Williston.
School Committee — Office No. 2 City HalL
Amasa L. Gleason, Chairman. William Howe, Secretary.
Ward 1. — ^Lineas Wood, Daniel C. Burt, Alanson Borden.
" 2. — Horatio A. Kempton, Henry R. Wilcox, Geo. H. Dunbar,
" 3- — Amasa L. Gleason, Wm. G. White, Luther G. Hewins.
" 4. — Robert C. Pitman, Alexander H. Seabury, Wm. G. Baker.
" 5. — Joshua C. Stone, Wm. Howe, Charles HafFards.
" 6. — Wm. P. Howland, Henry T. Wood, Henry T. Leonard.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Police Office— 01^ Market.
City Marshal — Jacob L. Porter.
As&istant Marshals — S. G.Edwards, 1st assistant; EUphalet Robbing,
Joshua P. Dunbar, Lewis G. Allen, Daniel Ripley, Andrew
B. Grinnell, Charles W. Underwood, Wm. S. Cobb. The
Marshal and Assistant Marshals have the power of Constables.
Supeiintendent of Streets — Calvin Staples.
Superintendent of Burial Grounds — Charles Grinnell.
Clerk of the Market — Richard Davenport.
Register of Dogs — Jacob L. Porter.
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Fidd Drivers — Isaac H, Borden, Allen Durfec, Ichabocl Coggeshall,
Alfred Weaver, Jonathan Spooner, Benjamin R. Dunlap,
Andrew B. Grinnell, Lemuel Gammons, Jr., Isaiah Chase.
Philip T. Davis.
Pound Keepers — Warren Tripp, Reuben Washburn. Wan'en Mosher.
William Chappell, Stephen Peckham, Isaiah Parlow.
Fence Vieiver — Philip T. Davis.
Night Watch — Daniel P. Lewis, Captain ; Sidney Kelley, John C
Murphy, Edward P. Spooner, William Duffy, LeAvis S Jen-
nings, Daniel Hervey, George R. Hurlburt, George Eowker
Wm. M. Howard, Alexander H. SoAvle.
Special Watchmen — James M. Sampson, William IL Skiif, John S,
Russell.
SUPtYEYOES, ETC.
Sealer of Weights and Measures — David Eater,
Sealer of Coal Baskets — S. G. Edwards.
City Weighers — Humphrey H. Nye, Gideon B. Spooner, 2d, Louis
Congdon.
Surveyors of Lumber — Leonard Jenney, John K. Gushing, Eliphalet
Daggett, Seth K. Akin, Samuel Bonney, Obed Nve, Timothy
D. Cook, Robert C. Topham.
Surveyors of Shingles and Clap Boards — Leonard Jenney, Timotliy
D. Cook, Seth K. Akin, Ephraim. W. Kempton.
Surveyors of Timber and Plank — William Andrews, Frederick Homer.
Leonard Jenney.
Cullers of Hoops and Staves — James Luscombe, Abraham Delano.
Caleb L. Ellis.
Measurers of Wood and Bark — Bradford G. Hatheway, George Perrv
Andrew B. Grinnell, Henry S. PackRrd.
Special Measurer of Wood and Bark — Calvin Staples.
Superintendent of City Clock — Nathaniel Shepherds
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Board of Fireicards — Ezra K. Delano. Chairman ; Elisha W. Kemp-
ton, George Perry, Robert C. ToiDham, Tilson Wood, Zacha-
riah Hillmaa.-
Engineers — Ezra K. Delano, George Perry, Zaehariah Hillman. ',
Prudential Committee — Zaehariah Hillman, Ezra K. Delano, Tilson
Wood.
MEMBERS OF THE FIRE COMPANIES.*
Engine No. 2— CITIZEN— Acushnet Village.
Simeon Hawes, Foreman.
James Williams, First Assistant.
^ These Lists are copied from the annual retuma made by the
Clerks of the several companies.
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Mark Snow, Second Assistant.
Thomas A. Claris, Third Assistant.
Reuben Washburn, Thomas P. Terry, Levi Shorey, Hosemen.
Edwin Payson, Clerk.
Andrew B. Grinnell,
Peter Taber,
James Warren,
Isaiah Parlow,
Jeduthan Spooner,
Lemuel M. Armsby,
Asa Reynolds,
Elisha Reynolds,
William Mickell,
Obed Gifford,
Amos Braley,
Silas Stetson,
Jonathan P. Lund, Jr.
Charles R. Smith,
Halseh Hall,
Ira E. Peirce,
Huanewell Hathaway,
Daniel Cunningham,
Jonathan P. White,
George F. Parlow.
Engine No. 3— OHIO— North Second Street
Henry R. Wilcox, Foreman.
Nathaniel Johnson, First Assistant.
Frederick P. Chase, Second Assistants
George W. Paine, Clerk.
Josiah Coggeshall,
Wm. F. H. Clapp,
James C Divine^
James McKenney,
Samuel Johnson,
Edward Hicks,
James Durfee, Jr.
William Lavers,
Joseph M. Shiverick,
Patrick Mead,
Wm. H. Dammon,
Michael Ryan,
Thomas Cross.
Michael Divine,
Patrick Divine,
Charles J. Place,
William B Hathaway,.
Samuel Havea,
Lemuel R. James,
Thomas Cranston,
James Warren,
Maltiah J. Bourne,
Richard T. Durfee»
Enoch Crocker,
James Conway,
Gorton Cressey,
Cornelius Smith,
Joseph Hoyle,
James H. Hood,
Valentine Francis,
Leander Manchester,
Bernard McGurk,
Michael H. Elliott,
George G. Peck,
Jacob Moores,
Benjamin Tripp,
George Young,
Charles Westgate,
Job Slocum,
Benjamin Crocker^
Ezra Tew,
Daniel P. Devoll,
Richmond M. Taber,
Benjamin S. Brovs'neJlj
Andrew Harper,
Timothy Blanehard.
Engine No. S— COLUMBIAN— Purchase Street.
Israel T. Bryant, Foreman.
George Hinckley, First Assistant.
James L. Borland, Second Assistants
Giles S. Fales, Clerh.
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Pere2: Jenkins,
Th-omas S. Palmer,
Wm. R. Underwood,
Charles H. Bisbee,
Charles W. Keencj
Parker Paulkner,
Allen Almy,
James E. Blake,
John R. Jewett,
John B. Hyde^
Alexander Groves,
Benjamin Weaver,
Henry Goodwin,
Seth R. Thomas,
Wm. A. Dunbar,
Horace King,
Wm. S. Clark,
Thomas Williams,
John Hines,
Wm. R. Palmer,
Edward N. Burt,
Wm. A. Leonard,
George R. Phillips,
Pliny B. Sherman,
John W. Lewis,
Henry Palmer,
Obed C. Nye,
Luther Brownell,
Francis Bowman, Jr.
Job W. Sherman,
Henry F. Hadley»
John A. Davis,
Charles H. Sanford,
John Dufiy,
Jonathan Tripp,
Daniel Livingston,
Edward P. Shiverick,
Frederick A. Sullings,
George W. Fisher,
George H. Swan,
Wm. G. Pitman,
Nehemiah Baker,
George B. Norton,
John L. Manchester,
Alexander G. Davis,
Eugene H. Gifford,
John H. Hathaway,
Samuel E. Gabriel,
Abraham H. Giiford,
Wm. Cook,
Jeremiah Shay,
George D. Bisbee»
Engine No. 6— MECHANIC— Purchase Street.
Nathan Barker, Foreman.
Joseph Hammond, First Assistant.
Charles W. Dyer, Second Assistant,
Thomas Paul, Third Assistant.
Sanford Almy, Clerk and Treasurer,
Thomas C. Allen,
George Bennett,
Wm. H. Sherman,
Thomas N. Tobey,
Ebenezer J. Kempton,
Wm. E. Watson,
John H. Young,
Wm. Rounseville,
Wm. A. Lovell,
Frederick Plummer,
Jos. Aug. Brownell,
James R. Martin,
Alonzo Bosworth,
Joseph Layers,
Gustavus Cushman,
Edward Raymond,
Geo. F. Sears,
Thaddeus Betts,
John Murphey,
Daniel Ripley,
John Pierce,
Thomas McGee,
Michael Cory,
Alexander McKim,
John Taylor, Jr.
James Anthony,
Mathias Pease,
James Lewis,
John Stokesbury,
Leonard Doty,
Wm. Aug. Church,
Wm. E. Starbuck,
Moses H. Vinal,
John Murdock,
Benj. R. Watson,
David Sherman,
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CITY REGISTER.
Albert Bowles,
Charles Barker,
Wm. B. D wight J
Wm. McKim,
John Hewit,
Thomas Doughty,
George Swarl,
Eli Sherman,
James W. Clark,
Edward N. Slocum,
Eobert Dillingham,
Isaac W. Benjamin,
Charles Seargeant,
Michael Canady,
Whitman Vinal,
George Devoll,
Wm. Potter,
Thomas J. Ellsworth,
E. E. Shepardson.
Engine No. 7— PHILADELPHIA— Fourth Street.
Henry F. Clark, Foreman.
George Baylies, First Assistant.
William O. Tripp, Second Assistant.
Thomas G. I3ates, Clerk.
Albert Brightman,
Wm. B. Cook,
Charles H. Lobdell,
Albert D. Thatcher,
Thomas L. Clark,
Nathan S. Ellis,
Wm. 11. Willis,
Geo. B. Almy,
Wm. E. Mason,
David H. Brown,
Charles F. Brightman,
Holder Tripp,
WiHiam West,
Charles A. Rodgers,
Christopher Dantsizen,
John Haraty,
John W. Wood,
John Upham,
Joseph Read,
Stephen Robinson,
John West,
Daniel S. Eaton,
Nathan Sears,
Robert T. Barker,
Benjamin Paun,
Samuel Barker,
Sylvauus Parker,
Charles A. Mitchell.
George Knights,
Thomas Cooper,
George Hall,
Theodore Tripp,
Charles C. Dunbar,
John A. Rodgers,
Cornelius Tripp,
George H. Davis,
Henry Cowen,
David Wardrop,
John C. Maul,
Nelson Orcutt,
Alexander Dowell,
Hiram L. Elsbree,
Wm. G. Thompson,
Solomon Thomas,
George Booth,
Otis A. Sisson.
Engine No. 9— HANCOCK— Foster Street.
Tillinghast P. Tompkins, Foreman.
Horatio N. Bly, First Assistant.
Elazarus S. Morton, Second Assistant.
James M. Doane, Clerk.
John Wrightington, Silas Taber,
Nathan Phinney, Willard H. Snow,
William Huddy, Wally R. Jenkins,
J. C. Haskins, Charles Taber,
Benjamin Gage, William BackmaDj
Stephen P. Sawyer, William Weeks,.
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Nathaniel Jenney,
Thomas A. Howland,
William James,
Joseph A. Parker,
Horace S. Tower,
Thomas E. Borden,
Samuel Mitchell,
William H. Chapell,
Ainsworth Dexter,
William Hubbard,
Lemuel R. Eldridge,
Charles H. Walker,
Charles H. Phinney,
Francis W. Hatch,
Joseph Wheaton,
John Caswell,
Harry Leach,
Robert Luscomb,
Ephraim Cheney,
Henry Deane,
Ezra Jenney,
George M. Ripner,
George A. Poole,
Lysander Cushman,
Isaac Sncll,
Henry F. Tripp,
Clark Peterson,
Edwin Gage.
Nathaniel Andrews,
J. W. Grace,
Gideon Taber,
George W. Maker,
LoJ;t Tripp,
Benjamin Burt.
Engine No. 10— FRANKLIN— Third Street.
RoBert C. Tepham, Foreman.
George W. Jennings, First Assistant.
Andrew J. Jennings, Second Assistant.
Charles D. Tuell, Clerk.
Wm. Gibbs,
Benj. W. Spooner,
Marshall G. Sears,
Samuel Eldridge,
■John Wing,
Lewis Jennings,
Davis Landers,
Wm. jSIurphy,
John D. Landers,
Lysander W. Baker,
^Benjamin C. Wai-ren,
Daniel McDonnell,
Thomas Remington,
Wm. Card, Jr.
Robert A. Sherman,
Robert S. Cornell,
^arak E. Matthews,
James C. Lawrence,
Geo. Hurlbert,
Thomas Albert. Jr.'
James Hamilton,
Wm. W. Jennings,
Charles Hyde,
Daniel D. Tripp,
Ezra S. Bliss,
-Marshall Skiflf,
Robert H. Taber,
Asa R. Sherman,
Lysander Remington.
Isaac S. Crowell,
Leander Williston,
Charles F. Folger,
Jethro C. Brock,
Charles A Lawton^
Asa T. Gifford,
Browning Swift,
James A. Davis,
Geo. A. Taylor,
Wm. Howland.
Migine iVc. 11— OREGON— Middle Street
Andrew G. Pierce, Foreman.
John C. Wilson, First Assistant.
Charles F. Tripp, Second Assistant.
William J. Chadwick. Third AssistaM.
William B. Whiting, Clerk.
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Warren G. Pierce,
Benjamin F. Sowle,
John Waite,
Philip H. Kins:,
Samuel S. Gifford,
Wellington Bueklin,
Richard James,
Benjamin O. Sntton,
George Davis,
John H. Gray,
James Presby,
John Mathews,
Thomas P. Swilt,
William S. Brown,
GifFord Taber,
Alvin B. Tripp,
William A. Pease,
William P. Sowle,
Francis H. Slocnm,
George H. Chadwick,
Wm, H. Casewell.
Gideon Maxfield,
Thomas Murphy,
George W. Perry,
Asa Pierce,
Sanford Booth,
Albert Thomas,
Andrew Brown,
Jacob Brightmao,
Charles Thomas,
Francisco Flinn,
William B. Devoll,
Charles GifFord,
Franklin Nye,
David Taber,
George Nye,
Ebenezer Maxson,
David Holmes,
James E Inman,
Josiah F. Perkins,
George Maxfield,
Cyrus W. Richmond,
Gibbs Taber.
HOOK AND LADDER— Purchase Street. ^'
Nathan B. GifFord, Foreman,
Henry Francis, Assistant Foreman,
E. F. Slocum, Clerk,
Nathan B. GifFord, Isaac A. Jennings,
Henry Francis, Jones L. Snow,
E. F. Slocum, George W. Young,
Caleb Hammond, Wm. H. Eagleston.
Rowland W. Snow, Wm. Hatch,
John Francis, David Chadwick,
David H Wood, Joseph Wilbour,
John M Davenport, Philip Taber,
Thos. A. Shearman, James Gilliland.
PROTECTING SOCIETY— Place of Meetings, No. 2 City Hall
President— R. P. Willis.
Vice President — C. Chandler.
Secretary and Treasurer — William C. Macy.
Directors— \Y , Tallman, Jr., H. C. Kelley, A. Russell, G. F. Barker.
Henry P. Willis, William G. Wing,
William Tallman, Jr.
William P. S. Cadwell,
Edmund Rodman,
Henry C Kelley,
Edward Russell,
Joseph F. Dearborn,
Edward Knights,
Nathan Lewis,
Artemas Prouty, Jr.
William C Macy,
George C. Russell,
Henry Childs,
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George T. Kingman, James Macomber,
Charles Almy, William H. Knights,
Nathaniel H. Nye, Sanford Almy,
Abraham Russell, George F. Barker.
Number uj Men allowed to the different Companies of the Fire Department.
Engine Company No. 2 Thirty men.
*' " " 3 Fifty men.
" " " 5 Sixty men.
*' » *« 6 Sixty men.
" " " 7 Fifty men.
'' " " 9 Fifty men.
" " "10 Fifty men.
" " "11 Fiftymen.
Hook and Ladder Company Thirty men.
Protecting Society Fifty men.
The apparatus for blowing up buildings is under the control and
direction of the Board of Engineers.
J. Red Staff is the distinguishing badge of the Engineers. The
other KTewards carry a trumpet painted red, with the word " Fire-
wardj-' in gilt letters upon a black ground, placed on the bowl thereof.
In case of fires occurring in any of the neighboring villages, the
following Engines, and no others, may leave the town Avithout the
special permission of one of the Engineers.
To Acushnet Village, No. 9.
To Fairhaven Village, Nos. 6 and 7.
To Smith's Mills and Padanaram Village Nos. 10 and 11.
KESERVOIRS,
There are twenty-eight Public E«servoirs in New Bedford, located
as follows :
One on the north side of Willis street, corner of State.
One on Smith street.
One on County street, corner of Maxfeld. .
One on Maxfeld street, corner of Pleasant.
One on Hillman street, south side, a few feet west of Purchase-
One on Pleasant street, comer of North.
One on Kempton street, west of County, and near Isaac Brownell'a.
One on Charles street, corner of Foster. This is of brick, and is
supplied with water from the roof of the Public School House.
One on Purchase street, corner of Middle.
One on County street, corner of Middle.
One opposite the Custom House on William street, comer of Noi^
Second.
One on Market Square, west of the City Hall — very large.
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One on Purchase street, south of William, and under the building
occupied by Samuel Bennett.
One on County street, corner of Union.
One on Spring street, corner of South Sixth. This is of wood, and
is supplied with water from the roof of the Friends' Meeting House.
One on South street, corner of First.
One on "tVashington street, corner of Crapo.
One on Middle street. High School Yard, brick.
One on Middle street, east of Purchase, brick.
One on Third street, corner of Spring.
One on Walnut street, corner of South Sixth.
One on Fourth street, near the corner of Bush, and partly upon tlic
School House Lot.
One on Third street, corner of Russell.
One near the west end of Russell street, on the north side.
One on Bedford street, corner of Fifth.
One Ton Wing street, corner of South Sixth.
One on Third street, corner of Grinnell.
One on Mill street, corner of Purchase.
Qaardity of Hose attached to the several Engines.
No. Two, 700 feet. No. Seven, 700 feet.
No. Three, 700 feet. No. Nine, 700 feet.
No. Five, 700 feet. No. Ten, 700 feet.
No. Six, 700 feet. No. Eleven, 700 feet.
Also, about 1000 feet of new Hose which is not attached to any
Ehsine.
QUARANTINE.
Boarding Officer — William S. Cobb.
Quarantine Physician — A. Mackie.
The Quarantine Ground is bounded as follows : — Butler's Flats on
the South, the east shore of Clark's Point on the West, the Eleven-
Foot Bank on the North, and the Egg Islands on the East.
Banking Institutions.
The Banks in New Bedford declare their dividends on the fir&t'
Mondays of October and April.
BEDFORD COMMERCIAL BANK— 35 Nortli Water Street.
Incorporated February 9th, 1816— Capital $600,000.
Edward M. Robinson, President. Thomas B. White; Cashier.
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James R. Ricketson, Booh Keeper.
George Hemy Howland, Second Book Keeper.
DIRECTORS.
E. M. Robinson, "Wm. HathawajT Jr. William C. N. Swift;
James Arnold, Thomas Nye, Jr. Charles L. Wood.
Thomas S. Hathaway, George Hussey,
Discount Days — Mondays and Thursdays, at 8;| A. M. in summerj
and 9 o'clock in winter.
Annual Meetiiigfor the choice of Officers — Eirst Monday in October.
MERCHANTS BANK— 50 North Water.
Incorporated June, 1825 — Capital $600,000.
John A. Parker, PresideM. James B. Congdon, Cashier.
Peleg C. Howland, \st Clerh. Ered'k. A. Washburn, 2d Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
John A. Parker, Abraham Barker, Edward L. Baker,
Dennis Wood, ' David R. Greene, Charles R. Tucker.
Job Eddy, Gideon Allen, Wm. Penn Howland.
Discount Days — Thursdays and Eridays, 9 o'clock, A. M.
Annual Meeting — Eirst Thursday next after the first Monday in
October.
MECHANICS BANK— 56 North Water.
Incoi-porated June 10, 1831 — Capital $200,000.
Thomas Mandell, President. Joseph Congdon, Cashier.
Louis Congdon, Booh Keeper.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Mandell, Edmund Gai-dner, Jireh Swift, Jr.
Joseph R. Shirerick, James H. Collins, Edmund Taber,
Pardon Tillinghast, John R. Thornton.
Discount Days — Wednesdays and Saturdays, 9 o'clock, A. M,
Annual Meeting — Eirst Wednesday next after the first Monday in
October,
MARINE BANK— 90 Union, corner South Second.
Incorporated March 3, 1832 — Capital $500,000.
Joseph Grinnell, President. John P. Barker, Cashier
Harrison G. Lowell, Book Keeper.
Eliphalet Hervey, Second Book Keeper,
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DIRECTORS.
"Ward M. Parker,
James Howland, 2d.
Edward C. Jones,
Viscount Days—Tuesdays and Fridays, 9 o'clock, A. M.
Annual Meeting — First Tuesday next after the first Monday in
October.
Joseph Grinnell,
Ephraim Kempton,
William C. Taber,
Lemuel Kollock,
Edw. W. Howland,
William GifFord.
NEW BEDFORD INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.
21 Hamilton Street.
Amount invested — about $1,200,000.
Annual Meeting — Second Monday in January-
Office open every day except Sundays, from 9 A. M. to 1 P._M.
Abraham Barker, President.
Thomas A. Greene, Edmund Gardner, Vice Presidents.
Edmund Taber, Clerk. WiUiam C. Coffin, Treasurer.
Thomas Mandell,
Pardon Tillinghast,
Wm C. Taber,
Benjamin Rodman,
George Howland, Jr.
William H Taylor,
Charles R. Tucker,
Joseph R Shiverick,
Henry Taber,
Abm. H. Howland,
TRUSTEES.
Isaac C. Taber,
Thomas Nye, Jr.
Joseph Ricketson,
Edward L. Baker,
Wm. Hathaway, Jr.
Benj. T. Ricketson,
Edmund Tabei*,
John R. Thornton,
Wm. G. E. Pope,
George A. Bourne,
William J. Rotch,
William Watkins,
Edward D. Mandellj
James B. Wood,
Richard A. Palmer,
Charles L. Wood,
Wm. P. Howland,
Edw. W. Howland,
Matthew Howland.
BOARD OF INVESTMENT.
Thomas Mandell, Chairman ; E. L. Baker, Secretary ; Wm. C
Taber, Pardon Tillinghast, Thomas Nye, Jr.
Insurance Offices.
UNION MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
38 North Water Street.
Capital $200,000,
Thomas S. Hathaway, President.
B. Waod, Secretary,
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Thos. S Hathaway,
Charles L. Wood,
Jonathan Bourne, Jr.
George 0. Crocker,
Edward C Jones,
William Phillips,
Isaac D. Hall,
James D. Thompson,
DIRECTORS.
Joshua Richmond,
William Watkins,
Franklin K. Swift,
Thomas Knowles,
Edw. W. Ilowland,
William J. Eotch.
Otis Seabury,
Dennis Wood,
Abraham Ashley, 2d.
Edward L, Baker,
Joseph Clarke,
Wm. P. Howland,
Thomas Cook,
Thomas Willcox,
Isaiah F. Terry,
George Barney,
Simpson Hart,
BEDFORD COMMERCIAL MARINE INSURANCE COM-
PANY.—33 North Water Street-
Capital $150,000.
James Howland, 2d, President. Henry H. Crapo, Secretary.
James Howland, 2d,
William C. Taber,
Edvv-ard L. Baker,
William R. Rotch,
Abraham Barker,
Franklin K. Swift,
Joseph Grinnell,
George 0. Crocker.
Thomas Mandell,
DIRECTORS.
Charles L. Wood,
Eben Perry,
Thomas A. Greene,
Frs. S. Hathaway,
Wanton Howland,
William Hathaway,
Ward M. Parker,
J. H. Clifford,
John H. W. Page,
Charles Taber.
Charles R. Tucker,
Wm. G. Blackler,
E. M. Robinson,
David R. Greene,
Edward C Jones,
VVillard Nye,
Alanson Gooding,
F. R. Whitwell,
Stephen Taber,
WHALING INSURANCE COMPANY— 38 North Water.
Incorporated January, 1841 — Capital $100,000.
Thomas S. Hathaway, President. Borden Wood, Secretary.
Clifford &, Brigham, Solicitors.
Discontinued taking risks, and closing up business.
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY— 28 North Water.
Incorporated 1839 — Capital $100,000.
Gideon Allen, President. S. Lumbard, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Gideon Allen, James B. Wood, John R. Thornton,
Abm. Gifford, Cornelius Howland, Stephen N. Potter,
Benj. T. Ricketson, Alexander Gibbs, Henry Wilcox^
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Edward C. Jones, R. A. Palmer, Joseph C. Delano,
Frederick Parker, Pardon Tillinghast, Asa E.. Nye,
Jireli Swift, Jr. Caleb Anthony, Eben Perry.
MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY— 37 N. Yv^ater.
Incorporated March 24, 1843— Capital $200,000.
Henry Taber, President. Pardon Tillinghast, Vice President.
William H. Taylor, Secretary.
Henry Taber,
Pardon Tillinghast,
Zachariah Hillman,
Oliver Crocker,
George Hussey,
Lemuel Kollock,
Wilmot Luce,
Cornelius Howland,
DIRECTORS.
Wm. H. Reynard,
Abm. Ashley, 2d.
Benjamin Clark,
Joshua Richmond,
Edmund Gardner,
James B. Wood,
Edward C. Jones,
Latham Cross,
John P. Knowles.
Charles R. Tucker.
Isaac D. Hall,
Robert Gibbs,
John R. Thornton,
Jireh Swift, Jr.
Thomas Cook,
Dennis Wood,
William Hathaway,
BRISTOL COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY—Office 58 North Water.
Incorporated February 13, 1829 — Present amount of property in-
sured—upwards of $4,000,000.
Hemy H« Crapo, President.
Jos. S. Tillinghast, Secretary and Treasurer.
TRUSTEES.
Henry H. Crapo, Wm. H. Taylor, Edmund Gardner.
DIRECTORS.
Henry H. Ciapo, Edmund Gardner, Thomas Cook.
William H. Taylor, Charles L. Wood,
Other Corporations.
NEW BEDFORD AND FAIRHAVEN BRIDGE COMPANY.
Incorporated 1796.
William R. Rotch, Treasurer. William J. Rotch, Secretary.
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DIRECTORS.
Wm. J. Rotchj Paul Spoon er, Wm. L. B. Gibbs,
Gideon Allen, Tlios. S. Hathaway, T. R. Whitwell,
NEW BEDFORD AND TAUNTON RAIL ROAD CORPORA-
TION—Office 52 North Water.
Incorporated 1838— Maximum Capital $400,000.
Joseph Grinnell, President. Lawrence Grinnell, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph Grinnell, David R. Greene, Thomas Mandell,
Ward M. Parker, Thos. S. Hathaway, Geo. Howland, Jr.
Edward L. Baker.
Warren Ladd, Superintendent Transportation.
WA^ISUTTA MILLS CORPORATION— Office 52 North Water.
Incorporated April 9, 1846 — Maximum Capital $300,000.
Joseph Grinnell, President. Edward L. Baker, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph Grinnell, Thomas Mandell, pardon Tillinghast.
David R. Greene, Joseph C. Delano,
Thomas Bennett, Jr., Superintendent
These Mills nm 13,600 spindles, and turn out 30,600 yards fini; 40
inch sheeting per week.
NEW BEDEORD CORDAGE COMPANY.
Office Rotch's Square.
Incorporated 1846— Capital $75,000.
Joseph Ricketson, President. William J. Rotch, Treasurer.
Leander A. Plummer, Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph Ricketson, William J. Rotch, Benjamin 6. Rotch,
Leander A. Plummer.
Factory — Morgan Street.
NEW BEDFORD IRON FOL^DRY.
Russell Street, corner Fourth.
Tabeb & Co.— Office 111 Union Street.
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NEW ENGLAND RIVET FACTORY.
South Water Street.
Taber & Co.— Office 111 Union Street.
Candle Houses and Oil Factories*
PROPKIETOES.
George T. Baker & Son,
0. & G. O Crocker,
Edmund Gardner,
Lawrence Grinnell,
Hathaway & Luce,
Thomas S. Hathaway,
George Howland,
1. Howland, Jr., & Co.
James H. Howland,
George Hussey,
Nebemiah Leonard,
Samuel Leonard,
E. C. Milliken & Co..
C. W. Morgan, [Marsh Works]
Joseph Ricketson,
Edward M. Robinson,
Rodman & Leonard,
Sanford & Howland,
Samuel Leonard & Son,
LOCATION.
50 South Water.
56 South, corner South Second.
16 Coffin.
Eirst, corner Grinnell.
Walnut Street Wharf.
69 School.
122 North Second.
71 School.
Smoking Rocks.
104 North Water, cor. Middle.
Rotch's South Wharf.
Leonard street, Rotch's S. whf.
128 Ray Street.
82 South Water.
Eirst Street, corner South.
162 Ray.
31 Rodman St., cor. S. Water.
Rear Parker's block, Middle st
Third Street, corner Cannon.
Literary Institutions.
NEW BEDFORD SOCIAL LIBRARY— 21 Hamilton.
Founded 1803— Present number of Tolumes about 6,000.
Annual Meetings first Saturday in September.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas B. White, Thomas A. Greene, John E. Emerson.
Edward Tales, Librarian.
William C. Coffin, Acting Secretary.
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NEW BEDFORD LYCEUM.
Founded 1828.
Annual Meeting, first Tuesday in April.
Thomas A. Greene, President.
George Howland, Jr., and Wm. J. Rotch, Vice Presidents.
Alanson Borden. Secretary/.
George A. Bourne, Treasurer.
COMMITTEE ON LECTURES.
John F. Emerson, Abner J. Phipps, Robert C. Pitman.
NEW BEDFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Incorporated March, 1847.
James Arnold, President.
Henry H. Crapo, John Howland, Jonathan Bourne, Jr., Wm, P.
Jenney, Yice Presidents.
Matthew Howland, Treasurer.
J. H. W. Page, Corresponding Secretaryt
Edward S. Taber, Recording Secretary 4
Medical Institutions.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Organized June 26, 1839.
Julius S. Mayhew, President.
Benjamin B. Sisson, of Westport; Robert T. Davis, of Fall River,
Vice Presidents.
Elijah Colby, of New Bedford, Secretary.
William A. Gordon, of New Bedford, Treasurer and Librarian.
Andrew Mackie, Elisha P. Fearing, William A. Gordon, Foster
Hooper, George Atwood, Joseph Haskell, Counsellors.
Elijah Colby, Robert T. Davis, Lyman Bartlett^ George King^
B. B. Sisson, Censors.
This Society is subordinate to the Massachusetts Medical Society,
and consists of fellows of that Society residing in this part of the
State. Its object is the promotion of Medical Science, and meetings
are held either at New Bedford or Fall River, in May and November
cjf each year.
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Benevolent Institutions,
THE ORPHANS HOME.
Incorporated 1843.
Mrs. Matthew Howland, First Directress.
Mrs. Benjamin Lindsey, Second Directress.
Mrs. Eliza C. Barney, Treasurer.
Mrs. H. C. Gerrish, Secretary.
MANAGERS.
Mrs. J. CoggesBair, Mrs. G. Howland, Jr. Miss Eliza Rodman, -
Mrs. Abm. Barker, Mrs. L. H, Spooner, Miss Eliza Russell,
Mrs. Lemuel Kollock, Mrs. J. R. Thornton, Miss E. H. Howland, -
Mrs. Wm. R. Rotch, Mrs. Fred'k. Bryant, Miss Annie Drinker.
Mr. John E. Emerson, Auditor.
ADVISERS .
John Howland, Lemuel Kollock, George Howland, Jr.
Oliver Prescott, Edward Merrill,
The inmates of this Institution are under the immediate care of a
matron, and teacher. The present number is twenty-three, a few of
whom are supported cither wholly or in part by their friends and rela-
tives. The house and lot which is owned by the Institution, is plea-
santly situated at the corner of South Water and Cove Streets, and
cost the sum of three thousand dollars.
NEW BEDFORD PORT SOCIETY.
Formed May, 1830 — Incoi-porated February, 1832.
Officers of the Society elected at the Annual Meeting, Oct. 1852.
James Arnold, President.
William H. Taylor, Henry Taber, Vice Presidents^
James B. Congdon, Recor^ding Secretary.
John F. Emerson, Corresponding Secretary^
James B. Congdon, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Thomas A. Greene, Henry H. Crapo, Azariah Eldredge,
Thomas Cook, Edward M. Robinson, Henry P. Willis,
John H. W. Page, William Knights, Wm. P. Howland,
Samuel Lumbard, Alex'r. H. Seabury, Charles R. Tucker,
Jonathan R. Ward, Charles HafFards, Edmund Rodman,
William Whitton, Edward D. Mandell, Moses G. Thomas.
Joseph C. Delano, Oliver Prescott,
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Moses How, Agent of the Society and Pastor of the Bethel Church.
The New Bedford Port Society has for its object the moral im-
provement of seamen. It operates directly through its Agent, Mose3
iiow. who is also Pastor of the Bethel Church, maintained by the
Society.
The' Meetings at the Bethel are well attended, and manifest a de-
cidedly increasing interest in the cause of religion, and iu the pros-
perity and well being of the Sailor.
The Pastor of the Bethel is indefatigable in the performance of his
duties. He has kept record of the crews of many ships sailing from
this port ; he has attended to the settlement of their voyages for sea-
men inexperienced in such matters ; he has visited the sick, cared for
the wanderer, reproved the erring and encouraged the repentant, and
has distributed on board of ships sailing to all parts of the world
Bibles, Tracts,- Testaments, &c., which have without doubt born€ fruit
in places that had else seemed barren of all good.
LADIES PORT SOCIETY.
Mrs. James Amold,^ President.
Mrs. Thomas A.. Greene, Secretary^
Bliss Eliza Howland, Treasurer.
NEW BEDFORD DORCAS SOCIETY.
Organized June 3, 1831-
Mrs. Eliza C. Barney, President.
Mrs. George Gifford, Vice President,
Mrs. Albert D. Hatch, Secretary.
Mrs. Joseph Brownell, Treasurer.
Regular meetings are held on the 1st and 3d Wednesday in eacn
month, and the annual meeting in the 2d week of October.
LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
Mrs. Joseph Brownell,. President.
Mrs. James Howland, 2d, Vice President.
Mrs. George P. Barker, Secretary and Treasurer,
VISITING COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Eph. Kempton, Mrs. T. A. Greene, Mrs. Wm. Hathawaj^
Mrs. Moses How, Mrs. A. Gooding, Mrs. Maria Russell,
Mrs. John Akin, Mrs. Henry Lindsey, Mrs. Geo. F. Barker,
Mrs. Albert D. Hatch.
The object of this society is to discover the real condition of the
poor, to bring them within reach of intellectual, moral and religions
32 CITY EEGISTER.
improvement, and to assist them in other ways. For this pui*pose the
town is divided into ten districts, one to each director, who inquires
into all the cases within her limits. Thus it is hoped tliat imposture
may be detected, and real suffering be relieved.
NEW BEDFOED BIBLE SOCIETY.
Organized August 5, 1854.
Andrew Mackie, President.
William Knights, and Moses How, Vice PresidentSi
Robert C. Pitman, Secretary.
Benjamin Pitman, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Henry H. Crapo, Isiaac D. Hall, James Munroe,
Matthew Howland, Thomas Cook, John Kehew,
I. H. Bartlett, Samuel S. Paine, Albert D. Hatch-
Annual Meeting in October.
PHIINIX WASHINGTON T. A. SOCIETY
E. W. Kempton, President.
E. Robbins, First Vice President.
G. T. Forbes, Second Vice Presidents
E. H. Robbins, Secretary.
A. G. Gould, Assistant Secretary,
A. Bullard, Treasurer,
MASONIC.
ADONIRAM R. A. CHAPTER.
Chartered in 1816.
OFFICERS.
Timothy Ingraham, M. E. H. P,
Isaac Smith, E. K,
James Moores, E. S.
Present number of memberg 80.
Regular MeetingSj First Tuesday in each month.
CITY REGISTER. 33
STAR IN THE EAST LODGE.
Chartered in 1823.
OFFICERS.
Henry Taber, 2d, W. M.
Isaac M. Richardson, S. W. George H. Taber, J. W.
Henry Cannon, Treas. Stephen A. Tripp, Sec'y.
Francis Baker, S. D. John B. Baylies, J. D.
Isaac Smith, Chaplain. Henry F. Thomas, M.
George Howland, 3d, and Moses Bliss, Stewards.
"William Bain, Tyler.
Number of members 100.
Regular Communication, First Monday ia each month.
1. 0. OP 0. F.
A NNAW AN -ENCAMPMENT, NO. 8.
Chartered in 1845.
OFFICERS— Elected July, 1852.
James S. Barney, C. P. John W. Nickerson, H. P.
Jacob B. Hadley, S. W. James Taylor, Scribe.
William Read, Treasurer. John Fuller, J. W.
Present number of members 83 .
Regular Meetings 2d and 4th Friday Evenings in each month.
ACUSHNET LODGE, NO. 41.
Chartered April 1 1 , 1 844.
OFFICERS.
Edward Stetson, N. G. Amos Chase, Jr., E^. Sec.
WUliam S. Cobb, V. G. James Taylor, Per. Sec,
Squire Sanford, Treasurer.
Present number of members 175.
Meetings every Wednesday Evening.
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34 CITY REGISTER.
Temperance Institations.
HARMONY DIVISION, NO. 24, SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Owen D. Colson, W. P. Amasa Bullard, T,
Gideon B. Spooner, 2d, W. A. Charles Searell, C.
J. D, Driggs, R, S. Barnabas W. Simmons, A. C,
George Y. Nickerson, A. R. S. Ebenezer Andiews, I. S.
George R. Hurlburt, F. S. Stephen P. Haskins, 0. S-
NAZARITE TOIPLE OF HONOR, NO. 6.
Albert G. Gould, W. C. T. William A. Lucas, W. T.
Charles H. Kingsford, W. V. T. Edwin L. Barney, W. U.
Thomas A. Gifford, W. R. Sylvanus GifFord, ^Y. D. U.
Augustus Hamilton. W. A. R. Stephen W. McFarlin, W. G.
Nathan B. Gifford. W. F. R. William H. Lovell, W. S.
Hiram Van Campen, Chaplain.
ANCIENT YORK MASONS.
MOUNT MAEIA LODGE, NO. 5.
Organized January 8, 1851.
John W. A. Smith, W. M. Sylvanus Allen, S. M.
Thos . H. Williams, J. W. Enoch Bell, Secretary.
FRATERNITY LODGE.
Organized May 25, 1849.
Margaret Ross, P. D. Mary Taylor, P. D.
Maria Long, D. F. Mary Robinon, R. D=
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NEW BEDFORD RURAL CEMETERY.
This Cemetery is on the west side of Dartmouth street, and is
about one mile in a south westerly direction from the City Hall. It
was incorporated April 12, 1837, but is now owned by the city.
OAK GROVE CEMETERY.
This Cemetery, covering eight acres of ground, is situated on the
north side of Smith street, and is about one mile north west from the
City Hall. A part of the Cemetery is laid out in city lots, the exclu-
sive occupancy of which may be obtained from the city authorities^
and the remainder is devoted to indiscriminate burial.
Schools and School Teachers,
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Public Schools in New Bedford, exclusive of the adult schools,
are thirty-two in number, and are divided into five classes, viz :
I. The High School, in which are taught all over twelve years
of age who are found qualified to pursue the studies taught therein, in
accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth.
II. Grammar Schools, in which are taught those between the
ages of ten and twenty-one.*
III. Intermedial Schools, in which are taught children be-
tween the ages of seven and ten.
IV. Primary Schools, in which are taught children between
the ages of four and seven.
V. Schools in the remote parts of the city, partaking to some
extent of the character of all these classes.
These are in constant operation throughout the year, excepting one
or two weeks vacation at the end of each term. In the 2d class tlie
boys and girls are taught in separate schools, but in each of the others
they attend the same schools.
The number of teachers now in the employment of the city is
sixty-nine. Of these ten are males, and fifty-nine are females. The
* A Mixed School has been added this year for children over ten
years of age, not sufficiently advanced for the Grammar Schools.
CITY REGISTER. 37
number of children between the ages ot four and sixteen in May, 1848.
was three thousand seven hundred and fifty-five ; between the ages oj
five and fifteen in May, 1849, was three thousand and three; between
the ages of five and fifteen in May, 1851, was three thousand three hun-
dred and sixteen..
I. HIGH SCHOOL.
Middle Street, corner. Summer^forbipys, and girl^..^ )wy^
John F. Emerson, principal^ Onslow Hemmenway, assistant.'
Anne Mitchell |grincipal girls department.
Anna Webb, assistants '^**-' ^lira H; Tobey, assistant.
1851-52. Ave^e number of scholars,' boys 68, girls 112,j.C ^yYVdlQ
11. GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. .^,<I1, •
1. Acushnet — Acushnet Village.
Wm. A. Chamberlain, principal. Margaret H. Wing, assistant.
Average nuimber of scholars, 62 — average attendance, 50.
2. Bush Street — ^For Boys,
Sylvander Hutchinson, principal. Sarah D. Ottiwell, assistant.
Abbie S. Nelson, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 148 — average attendance, 110.
3. Bush Street — For Girls.
Sybil W. Collins, principal. Hannah B. Eobinson, assistant
Sarah C. Haskins, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 141— average attendance, 118.
4. Charles Street — For Girls.
Anna L. Bourne, principal. Jane M. Gould, assistant.
Clara E. Thornton, assistant. Sarah B. Woods, assistant. -.^Vu
Average number of scholars, 180 — average attendance, 123,
5. Grove School — South Water Street.
Ebenezer Hervey, principal. Harriet P. Tinkham, assistant.
Mary H. Crowell, assistant.
Aver^age number of scholars, 114— average attendance, 100.
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38 CITY REGISTER. *^i*-f-is4.'^
6. Sill School — Linden Street.
Ivory S. Cornish, principal. Elizabeth C. Covington, assistant,
Abby S. Tobey, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 147 — average attendance, 107.
7. Middle Street — School for Boys.
Benjamin Evans^ principal. Kebecca H. Woodward, assistant.
Cornelia G. Baker, assistant. Mary A. Underwood, assistant.
Eliza C Lewis, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 243 — average attendance, 190»
Mixed School — Market Square.
Nehemiah Lincoln, Jr. principal. Patience Potter, assistant-
Average number of scholars. 80 — average attendance, 51.
III. A. INTERMEDIAL.
1. Bush Street School.
Mary T. Congdon, principal. Mary E. Allen, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 91 — average attendance, 73.
2. Charles Street School.- , - % ^ , „ ,i
Clara D. Cory, principal. Elizabeth P. Francis, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 108 — average attendance, 79,
3. Kempton Street School,
JMary B. Randall, principal. *Avis Spooner, assistant.
Caroline M. Bonney, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 161 — average attendance, 124.
4. William Street School.
Lydia G. Davenport, principal. Elizabeth Howland, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 86 — average attendance, 68.
5. Maxfeld Street.
Eliza J. D. Shej^herd, principal. Anna M. Harlow, assistant.
Elizabeth M. Slocum, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 159 — average attendance, 109.
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6. Sixth Street School.
Anna M. Eichmond, principal. Sarah J. Babcock, assistant.
Elizabeth E. Cushman, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 135 — average attendance, 108.
III. B. INTERMEDIAL AND PRIMARY.
1 . Acushnet School — ^Acushnet Village.
Jane N. Severance, teacher.
Average number of scholars, 37 — average attendance, 25.
2. (?7oye>S'cAooZ~South Water Street.
Susan T. Congdon, principal. Betsey T. "Wing, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 83 — average attendance, 61.
3. Hill School — Linden Street.
Helen M. Gordon, principal. Susan T. Shearman, assistant.
Amanda J. Clarke, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 97 — average attendance, 62,
IV. PRIMARY.
^- * 1. Bush Street School
Anna M. Bailey, principal. Lucy A. Manchester, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 113 — average attendance, 74.
2. Charles Street School, ;>' 4
Mary E. Cranston, principal. Martha K. VVilbour, assistant.
Fidelia A Homer, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 140 — average attendance, 94.
4. Griffin Street School.
Annie E. Commerford, principal. Jane M. Cook, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 91 — average attendance, 61.
4. William Street School.
Sarah H. Hewins, principal. Mary R. Howe, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 90 — average attendance, 55.
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CITY REGISTER.
5. Maxfeld Street School.
Kancy H. Burr, principal. Mary G. Slocum. assistant.
Anna E. Thornton, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 115 — average attendance, 74.
6. Sixth Street School.
Harriet N.- Covell, principal. Susan E. Nichols, assistant.
Average number of scholars, 84 — average attendance, 59-
V. INDETERMINATE.
1. Cannonville SchooL
Margaret P. "White, teacher
Average number of scholars, 42— average attendance, 30,
2. Clark's Point School.
Jane P. King^ teacher.
Average number of scholars, 34 — average attendance, 28.
3. Haskins' Corner School.
Mary HafFord, teacher.
Average number of scholars, 43 — average attendance, 30.
4. North School.
Elizabeth P. I\ing, teacher.
Average number of scholars, 46 — average attendance, 2&,
5. Perry's Neck School.
Dorothy P. King, teacher.
Average number of scholars, 22 — average attendance, 12.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.^*
1845-6
1846-7
1847-8
1848-9
1851-2
Aggregate number of scholars . .
Average daily attendance
Whole number of children be-
2238
1795
2667
1898
2505
1963
2436
2017
34^
2312
tween the ages of 4 and 16 . .
3469
3325
3886
3755
^ Eeports of the School Committee.
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CITY REGISTER. 41
Private Schools,
friends' academy.
County Street, corner of Elm.
Incorporated Februarj, 1812.
S. Rodman, President. Wm. J. Rotch, Secretary and Treasurer.
TRUSTEES.
James Arnold, Samuel W. Eodman, Charles W. Morgan.
Andrew Robeson, William J. Rotch, William R. Rodman,
Thomas A. Greene, Samuel Rodman, William R. Robeson,
Joseph Grinnell, Benjamin Rodman, Betijamin S. Rotch,
Thomas Rodman.
Abner J. Phipps, M. A., Principal.
William F. Goodwin, B. A., and Climena Wakefield, Assistants.
The Academy is very pleasantly located, and has yards so exten-
sive and secluded as to present every inducement to the pupils for
physical exercise. It is furnished with good apparatus, and sufficient
means of illustration in the branches of Natural Philosophy, Astrono-
mv. Geography, &c. It has also a library of 2000 volumes, and a fund
of about 612.000.
CHEAPSIDE SCHOOL.
19 Cheapside.
Amasa L. Gleason, M.'A., Principal.
This School is designed as a Grammar School for both sexes. Th©
School year is divided into /our terms oi eleven weeks each.
UNION STREET SCHOOL.
Over Hatch, Gray & Co.'s. Express Office, 144 Union Street.
L. L. Smith, Principal.
This School is designed exclusively for Boys. Its location is cen-
tral, and easy of access from all parts of the city. Instruction is given
'in all the branches of a good English education.
42 CITY REGISTER.
Newspapers Published in New Bedford.
NEW BEDFORD MERCURY.
This is a weekly paper, and is published every Eriday morning, at
Ko. 35 jSTorth Water street, by Benjamin Lindset, Editor and Pro-
prietor. It has an extensive circulation, and is among the oldest pa-
pers in the State, having reached its 45th volume.
THE DAILY MERCURY.
This paper is also edited by Benjamin Lindset, and is published
by him every morning at the office of the " New Bedford Mercury,"
No. 35 North Water street.
WHALEMEN'S SHIPPING LIST AND MERCHANT'S
TRANSCRIPT.
This is a weekly paper, and is published by Henry Lindset,
Editor and Proprietor, every Tuesday morning, at No. 35 North
Water street-
THE REPE:BLICAN STANDARD.
A weekly paper in its third volume, published every Thursday
morning, at No. 7 North Water street, by Edmund Anthony.
THE DAILY EVENnNG STANDARD.
This paper is also published at No. 7 North Water street, by Ed-
mund Anthony,
Public Buildings, Pnblic Offices, Halls, Expresses, Etc.
Post Office, in the Custom House Building, William street, comer
North Second.
Custom House, North Second street, corner William.
Court House, 143 County, comer Morgan.
County Jail and House of Correction, Morgan street.
Police Court, old Market building. South Second street.
Register of Deeds Office, Court House, 143 County.
City Hall, Market Square, between Cheapside and North Sixth
Street, and William and Market streets.
City Market^ basement City Hall, Market Square.
Alms House. Clark's Point, about two miles and a half south from
the Citv Hall.'
CITY REGISTER. 43
Watch House, Mechanics Lane, near Purchase street
Mauor's Office, No. 2 City Hall.
Aldermen^s Room, No. 3 City Hall.
Common Council Room, No. 4 City Hall.
City Clerk, Treasurer and Collector's Office, No. 1 City Hall.
Assessor's Office, basement City Hall
School Committee Room, No. 2 City Hall'
Overseers of the Poor^s Office, No. 12 Market street.
City Marshal's Office, old Market building, South Second street
Police Office, old Market building, South Second Street.
LiheHy Hall, No. 53 Purchase, comer William,
Mechanics'' Hall, No. 71 William street.
Sears' Hall, 13 1-2 Cheapside.
Washington Hall, South Second street, near Union.
Concert Hall, 19 1-2 Purchase street.
Exchange News Room, North Second street, corner William.
Marine Railway, Pish Island.
City Railway, South Water street, below Walnut.
Stage Offices, No. 119 Union street.
Boston and Providence Express Office, Hatch, Gray & Co., 142
Union street.
Neio York Express Office, Munroe, via. Pall River. 116 Union st
New York Express Office, Davenport, Mason & Co., via. Stoning-
ton. 119 Union street.
Nantucket Express Office, Charles B. Swain. 119 Union street
Telegraph Office, 34 North Second street.
Depot New Bedford and Taunton Rail Road, Pearl street, between
Ray and Purchase.
Steamboat IFAar/^— Nantucket Steamboat — ^foot of School street.
iFairhaven Ferry, Wharf foot of School street.
Fairhaven Bridge, foot of Middle street.
Principal Hotels-
Parker House, Sihon Packard, Purchase street, between Elm and
Middle.
Mansion House, Lewis Boutell, 87 Union, comer North Second st
City Hotel, William Perley, 140 Union, comer Fourth street
Crapo House, Ezra B. Crapo, 87 William street.
Physicians and Surgeons/
MEMBERS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOdETYi
Lyman Bartlett, office 91 Union, house 150 County cor. WilliaiB.
Elijah Colby, office and house, 35 Kempton street.
44 CITY REGISTER.
Johnson Clark, ,;office and house, 32 Elm street.
Levi Eolsom, office 93^ Middle, house, 186 Purchase cor. Maxfeld.
Wm. A. Gordon, office and house, 121 William, comer Eighth.
Edward W. Greene, house. No. 1 South Second street.
John H. Jennings, office, Purchase comer William, house. County
corner Kempton.
Andrew Mackie, office and house, 60 Purchase street
John H. Mackie, office, 124 Union, house 60 Purchase.
Julius S. Mayhew, office, 49 School, house 33 Third cor. School.
Paul Spooner, office and house 77 Spring street.
John Spare, office, Thornton's Block, Union street.
Charles D, Stickney, office corner Union and Second streets, over
Marine Bank.
William C. Whitridge, office and house 117 Elm street.
Joseph W. Webster, Acushnet Village.
HOMOEPATHIC,
Manning B. Roche, Parker House.
Felix Matthes, house 81 Maxfeld, office 101 UnioU.
Daniel Wilder, 109 Elm street.
Henry B. Clark, 109 Elm street.
BOTANIC.
Pliilip S. Leaming, 140, boards 138 Purchase street.
Samuel F. Stow, 101 Third street.
SURGEON DENTISTS.
Elijah Colby, office and house 35 Kempton.
Caleb Hammond, 62 Purchase.
James C. Mara, 22 Cheapside.
Ebenezer Plant, 134 1-2 Union.
Ezekiel G. Ward, 165 Union.
Charles G. Davis, Purchase corner William.
William H. Channing, 62 Purchase.
NurseS'
Allen Mercy, 27 County street.
Benson Hopy, 183 County street. «
Blossom Sally, 18 Third street.
Collins Ann, 33 Pleasant street, corner Mill.
Dolly Harriet, 172 Purchase street.
Fuller Elizabeth, 70 Pleasant street
Grinnell Priscilla, 90 Smith street
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Hathaway Ardra, 31 High street.
Jenney Lydia S. 141 Kempton street, comer Pleasant.
Lewis Alice, 136 North Water street.
Little Susan, 107 South Orange street.
Luce Lydia A. 164 Kempton street.
Macomber Hannah, Parker street, opposite EuraV Cemetery.
Munroe Rebecca, 114 South Sixth street.
Nichols Clarissa, 81 North Water street, comer Elm.
t*rice Hannah L. 257 County street, corner Parker.
Simmons Eliza, 39 Kempton street.
Smith Mary, 24 High street.
Taber Matilda, 47 Mechanics Lane.
Taylor Eliza H. 104 Fourth street, corner Bedford.
Ttibbs Eliza, 96 State street.
Tucker iFanny, 277 South Water street.
Vitou Betsey," 9 Bush street corner Eirst..
tiist of streets, lanes^ Alleys, Courts, Squared, &b. i&t.
The Streets of New Bedford, with a very few exceptions, are laid
out North and South, East and West intersecting each other at right
angles, or nearly so. Those running North and South are numbered
commencing at Union Street and increasing each way, with the even
numbers on the East and the odd numbers on the West side. Those
running East and West, are numbered, commencing at the river and
increasing Westerly, with the even numbers on the South, and the odd
nu&b^s on the North side-. Any departure from this rule will be noted
in the following list.
The letters enclosed by brackets, Which follow the name of any
street, signify the general bearing of such street from the City Hall :
Thus, School street, [S.] is South from the City Hall.
Acttshnet, a village at the head of the Acushnet River, about three '
and a half miles, in a northerly direction from the City Hall — the wes-
terly part being in New Bedford, and the easterly part in Fairhaven.
Acushnet Avenue, [N.] from the Rail Road crossing at B. Rodman's i
farm, North to Acushnet Village.
Acushnet Heights, an elevated portion of land extending northerly ».
from Willis street, on each side of County street, commanding a fine
apd extensive view of the harbor. Buzzard's Bay, Fairhaven Village,
and the opposite shores of the Acushnet River.
AUen'^ Mill .R6ad, [N.W.] leading ffeom Perry's Comer to " Allen's
Mills," in Dartmouth
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Allen Street, [S. W.] from County street West, and nearly in Ihle
with Wing and Howland streets. Numbers commence at County
street.
Anthony street, [S. W.] Second street west of County, extending
south from Grove to Bedford streets, and passing on the east of Jos. S.
Tillinghast's residence.
Arnold street, [S. NV.] from County west, between School and Wal-
nut streets. Numbers commence at County.
Ash street, [N. W.] from Kempton tee Snlith, being the sixth street
west of County. It is now open soitth of Kempton street.
Ashland street, [N, W.] from Kobeson, north to Linden street.-
Bassett Place, opposite " Oak Grove Cemetery," north.
Bedford street, [S.] from Third street west across County street
to the Mill Pond. Numbers commence at Third.
Belville, a small collection of houses on the Acushnet river, about
one mile south of Acushnet village.-
Belville Road, [N.] leading from McPherson's wharf at Belville, tO
the stone bridge at Acushnet village.
Bethel street, [E.] opens on the north side of Union street on a line
with First street.
Bonney street, ] S. W.] extends from Allen to Washington street,
and next east of Orchard street.
Bush street, [S.] from Davenport's wharf west to Orchard street.
Campbell street, [N.] from Ray west to State street.
Cannon street, [ S. E. ] from South Water west to Third street, nearly
in a line with Eussell street.
Ccmnonville, the neighborhood in the vicinity of the Meeting Hous<j
standing at the junction of the " Noel Taber" road with the " Smithes
Mills " road.
Cedar street, [N. W.] fifth street west of County and extends from
Morgan street north to Smith street — open fi'om Kempton to Smith-
Centre street, [E.] from North AVater east to Central Whai'f.
Chancery street, [N. W.] from Kempton street north. This street is
the seventh Avest of County.
Charles street. [N.] from Purchase street, west to County, and in line
with High street. The numbers on this street are in continuation of
the numbers on High street.
Cheapside, [E.] from Union to William street, in range with Pifth,
and nearly in line with Pleasant street.
Cheiry street, [S. W.] from Sixth street west to County, and nearly
in line with Coffin street — open from Seventh to County.
Chestnut street, [N. W.] Second street west of County, and extends
from Kempton to Smith street — partially open.
Coffin street, [S. E.] from Eddy's Wharf west to South Second
street, and nearly in line with Cherry street.
Commercial street, [S. E.] from Commercial Wha^. westerly to
South Water street.
Cottage street, [S. W.] Third street west of County, and will ulti-
mately extend from Union street southerly to Allen or Dartmouth
street. It is now open from Hawthorn to Bedford street.
County street, [W.] extends from " Clark's Cove " northerly across
Union street, over Acushnet Heights to Linden street, and is the long-
est street in the city. The numbers commence at the south end,
increasing through its whole length to the north. ; I
CITY REGISTER. 47
C'kirfc's Point, a point of land extending in a southerly direction
from the city, having the Acushnet River on the east and Clark's
Cove on the west side.
Cove street, f S.] from the southerly extremity of County street in
the vicinity of Clark's Cove easterly. The numbers commence at
County street and increase easterly.
Cmiw street, [S. W.] from Grinnell street south.
Cross street, [S. E.] from Pine street south to the Friends' Burying
Oround.
Cypress street, [N. W.] third street west of County and extends from
Kempton to Smith street — partially open.
Dartmouth street, [S. W.] from Alien street south-westerly past the
Rural Cemetery. Numbers commence at Allen street.
Eighth street, ( W.] from Spring north to Elm street.
Eim street, [ N.] from North Water west across County street.
Fair street, [S. W.] from Dartmouth street easterly.
Fifth street, [S.] from Union street south.
First street, lS. E,] from Union street south.
Fish Island, a small Island situated a short distance east of the foot
of Middle street with which it communicates by the Bridge.
Forrest street. [S. W.] next south of Allen street, extending west
from County street. The numbers are calculated to commence at
Third street, with which it will hereafter most probably communi-
cate.
Foster street, [N.] from Middle street north to Maxfeld street.
Numbers commence at Middle street.
Fourth street, [S.] from Union street south — now open from Union
street nearly to Wing street.
Franklin street, [N-] third street north of Willis and extends from
Pui'chase street west to County street. Numbers commence at Pur-
chase street.
Grape street., [S. W.] This street extends westerly from Oak street,
and is situated a little north of the Rural Cemetery.
Griffin street, [S. E ] from Third street east to the Friends Burying
Ground.
Grinnell street, [S.] from the river west, across County.
Grove street, [S. W.] between Bedford and Hawthorn, extending
from Orchard street westerly.
Hamilton street, [E.l from North Water street east toRotch's wharf,
on the south side of the Merchants Bank.
Harrison street, [S. W.Jnext west of Dartmouth street and extends
from Hickory street southerly to Oak street.
Hashins' Cornei', the corner formed by the intersection of the north
end of the Noel Taber road with the North Road ; and about one mile
north of Cannonville.
Haivthorn street, [S. W."| from County street west, opening opposite
i04 County. Numbers commence at County.
Hickory street, [S.'W.] from Dartmouth street west,' and nearly in
line with Fair street.
High street, [N. E.] from Purchase street east to North Second, in
line of Charles street, and thence east to North Water street, nearly
in said line. Numbers commence at North Water street.
Highland street, [N W.] from Mount Pleasant street near *' Loo
C!!hoo," to the North Road, running west of the Wind MilL
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Hill street, [N.] from Kempton to Hniman street. Numbers are
calculated to commence somewhere south of Middle street, whenever
the street shall be extended in that direction.
Hillman street, [N.J from Samuel Rodman's Wharf west across
County street.
Howland street, [S. E.] from Third street east across Sonth Water
street, and nearly in line with Wing street. Numbers commence at
Third street and increase easterly.
Kempton street, [N.] from North Second street west across County
street, running into the ';' Smithes Mills Koad." From Purchase st.
east it is but partially open,
Linden street, [N.j from Purchase street westerly, past the Hill
School House and across Mount Pleasa,i^t street. Numbers are calcn--
lated to comnience somewhere to the east of Purchase street.
Leonard street, \_S.'Ei.'\ from. South Water east to Rotch's SoBtb
Wharf, and nearly in line with Bedford street.
Market street, [S.] from Cheapside west to Nortli Sixtli street, on
the south side of Market Square. Numbers commence at Cheap-
side.
Market Square, between William and Market streets, and Cheapside
and North Sixth streets-
Maxf eld street, [N.") from the river west, crossing County street.
Mechanic's Lane, [N.] from Purchase street west to Eighth.
MeiTimacl: street, [N.] firet street north of Eranklin running froHJ
Purchase street to County. Numbers^ Gommence at Ray street.
Middle street^ L^-] from the Bridge west across County street.
Mill street,, [N.] from Ray street west, crossing County street.
Morgan ^rcet,\W .'\ftoiQ. County street west, passing the Court
House, County Jail, &c., on the north. Numbers commence a^
County street.
Morgan's Lane, [S. E.] from South Second street east to the river,
and on the north side of the Common Burying Ground. The num-
bers commence at present at South Water street.
Mount Pleasant sf reef , { N. W.] from Linden w:est of the Bi^l School
House, north to the North Road at Hathaway 's Corner.
Mount Vernon street, [N. W.] from Mount Pleasant street westerly.
Nash Road, [N.] from Acsshnet Avenue at the Nash farm west to
the North Road.
New County Road., the road built by Jonathan Tobey, extending
from Acushnet Village northerly along theEairhaven line tft the to>T^
of Freetown.
Noel Taher Roady tfee road rnnnijag northerly from the Smith's
Mills Road at the Ca©nonviile ]!>(^eetiBg Hoase, to the North Road, at
Haskins' Comer.
North street, [N.] from the river west across County strect-=^opcn
from the River to Cedar street.
North Road, [N. W ] from "■ Smith's Mills " in Dartmouth, past Has-
kins' Corner, across Mt. Pka^nt street to Perry's Corner, and thencQ.
to Acushnet Village.
North Second street, [E.] from Union street north to Maxfeld st.
North Sixth street, {W."] from Union street north to Middle street.
North Water street, fE. | from Union street north to Hillman st.
Oak street, [S. W.] from Dartmouth street westerly, being x\^ ^T^\
street north of the Rural Cemetery. ^ —
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.North Orange street^ \ E.] from Union street north to Rotch's square.
'Orchard street, [S. W.J first street west of County, extending from.
Arnold street south, across Allen.
Parker street, [N. W.] from County street west to the Oak Grove
Cemetery — a little north of the range of Pearl street.
Pearl street, [N] first street north of Willis, extending from Ray
street west to County, passing in front of the Rail Road Station — par-
tially open.
Perry/ s Corner, [N. W.] a collection of houses at the corner of the
North Road and the Tarkiln Hill Road.
Philip's Road, a road in the extreme north-westerly part of the city,
running in a north-westerly direction from the New County Road. It
takes its name from King Philip.
Pine street, [S. E.] from South Water street east to the river.
Pleasant street, [N.] from Kempton street north crossing Willis
street, &c. The numbers are calculated to commence somewhere south
of Kempton street.
Pope!s Island. This Island is situated near the centre of the Acush-
aet river, and is crossed by the Bridge.
Pope street, [N.] second street north of Willis, extending from Pur-
chase, west to County street.
Prospect street, [S. E.] from South street northerly. This is the
second street east of South Water street.
Purchase street, [N. E] from Union street north to the Rail Road
crossing.
Ray street, [N. E.] from Kempton street north. The numbers are
calculated to commence at some place south of Kempton street.
Robeson street, [N. W.] from County street at Robeson's Comer
west to Ashland street.
Rodman street, [E.] from North Water street east to Rotch's Wharf
Rodman^s Court, between North Second and Purchase streets — opens
on William street.
Rose Alley, [E.] from North Water east to Orange street.
Rotchs Square, [E.] at the foot of Hamilton and Itodman streets, and
near Rotch's Wharf
Russell street, [S.] from Third west to County street- The num-
bers on this street are in continuation of the numbers on Cannon
street.
School street, f S.] from the river west to County street.
Sears^ street, [S. W.] from Washington street south, and next west
of Orchard street.
Sears^ Court, [E.] between Union and William streets — opens oppo-
site No. 24 Purchase street.
Seventh street, [S. W.] from Union south to Cherry street.
Sherman street, [S. W.] next north of Grinnell street, extending
from County street west. Numbers commence at County street.
Smith street, [N. W.] from County street west to the Oak Grove
Cemetery. The numbers are calculated to commence at a point east
of County street, to which it is presumed the street will by and by
extend.
Smith Street Court, fN. W.] opening from Smith street to the north
between numbers 63 and 65.
Smith's Mills Road, the road leading from Kempton street to the
village of " Smith's Mills," in Dartmouth.
4d
60 CITY PvEGlSTEK.
South street, [S. ] from the river west to County street.
South Orange street, [S.E.] from Union street south to Commercial
wharf — and again from the easterly range of Howland street south to
South street. Numbers commence at Union street.
South Second street, fS. E.] from Union street south to the Common
Burying Ground — -and again from Howland street south to South st.
South Sixth street, [S.] from Union street south to County street.
South Water street, [S. E.] from Union street south, leading to
" Clark's Point."
Spring street, [ S. ] from South Second west to County street. Num-
bers commence at South Second street.
Spruce street, [N. W.] fourth street west of County, and extends
from Kempton to Smith street. Numbers commence at Kempton
street. This street is but partially open. '
State street, [N.] from Maxfeld street north. The numbers are
calculated to commence somewhere south of Kempton st.
Sullivan street, [N. W.] A Court opening from Middle street nearly
opposite No. 228.
Summer street, [N. TV. j first street west of County, extending north
from Elm street, and passing on the east side of the High School
House. The numbers are calculated to commence at Union st.
Sycamore street, [N, W.] west from Pleasant street to Cedar st.
Tarkiln Hill, the highest elevation of land in New Bedford, situated
from half to one mile west of Acushnet Village.
Tarkiln Hill Road, — road leading from Acushnet over Tarkiln Hill
to Perry's corner.
Third street, [S. E.] from Union street south.
Thomas street, [N. W.] from Hillman street north. The numbers
are calculated to commence somewhere south of Hillman st.
Union street, [S. 1 from the river west across County street.
Walden street, [N. W.] from Hillman street noi-th. The numbers
are calculated to commence some distance south of Hillman st.
Wall street, f N. E.J first street north of Pearl, extending from the
river to Ray street.
Walnut street, [S.] from Walnut street wharf west to County.
Washington street, [S. W.] from Fourth street west. The numbers
are calculated to commence at Third street, with which Washington
street may hereafter communicate.
William street, [N.] from North Water street west to County street,
passing on the north side of the Custom House and City Hall.
Willis street, jN.] from Bay street west to County, on the south
side of J. A Parker's residence.
Wing street, [S.] from Third street west to County — and nearly in
line with Howland street at the east, and Allen street at the west.'
List of Wharves and Slips.
Baltimore Slip, foot of Union street, and between Tabers and
Merchants Wharf.
OITY PvEGISTER. 51
Bedford wliarf^ next south of Eddy's wharf.
Central tcharf, foot of Centre street.
Cifjj icharf and Raihcaij^ next north of Davenport's wharf.
Commercial xvliarf^ foot of Commercial street and next sonth of
Merchants wharf.
Davenport's wharf foot of Bush street,
Durfee's tcharf, foot of Maxfeld street.
Edchfs icharf foot of Coffin street.
Ferry Boat wharfs foot of School street.
Fish Island, directly east of the foot of Middle street, to which it ist
connected by the Bridge. This Island is nearly surrounded with ex-
tensive wharf privileges.
George Hoivland^s icharf, foot of Xorth street, on the north side —
next south of Samuel Rodman's wharf.
HazarcVs wharf, opens opposite 77 North Water street.
J. ^' J. Hoicland's wharf foot of Middle ' street, and next south of
Parker's wharf.
McPherson^s wharf, Belville.
Mechanics icharf, foot of High street.
Merchants icharf, foot of Union street, and next south of Tabers
wharf.
Merrills icharf betwixt "Walnut and School streets — opens nearly
opposite 45 South VA'atcr.
Packet slip, foot of Centre street, between Central and Rotch's
wharves.
Parker^s wharf foot of Middle street — north of J. & J. Howland's
wharf and next soutli of the bridge.
Rail Bead wharf north of Samuel Eodmatf s wharf and near the
Wamsutta Mills. "
Botch's wharf near the foot of Hamilton and Eodraan streets.
BotcKs South wharf foot of Leonard street.
Samuel Bodman''s icharf foot of Hilhiian street.
Taber*s icharf next north of Union street, between Central and'
Merchants wharves.
Walnut Street icharf foot of Walntit street.
Wareham Slip, between Taber's and Central wharves.
Whaleman's Slip, north of Rotch's Square, and near the foot of
Rodman street.
Wilcox ^ Bichmo7id^s icharf foot of North street, on the south side,
and next south of George Howland's wharf.
Ward Limits-
WARD No. 1 . AH that portion of tlie City lying north of a line
drawn from the River through the middle of Willis Street to
County Street, thence through the middle of County Street to
Sycamore Street, and thence through the middle of Sycamore
Street to its Western termination, and an the same direction to the
Dartmouth line.
52 CITY REGISTER.
"WARD No. 2. All that portion of the City lying between a line
drawn from the River through the middle of Willis Strekt to
County Street, thence through the middle of County Street to
Sycamore Street, and thence through the middle of Sycamore
Street? to its Western termination, and in the same direction to the
Dartmouth line, and a line drawn from the River through the mid-
dle of North Street to Hill Street, thence through the middle
of Hill Street to Kejipton Street, and thence through the mid-
dle of Kempton Street or Smith's Mills Road, to the Dart-
mouth line.
Ward No. 3. All that portion of the City lying between a line
drawn from the River through the middle of North Street to
Hill Street, thence through the middle of Hill Street to Kemp-
ton Strp:et, and thence through the middle of Kempton Street
or Smith's Mills Road to the Dartmouth line, and a line drawn
from the River through the middle of High Street to North
Second Street, thence through the middle of North Second
Street to Elm Street, and thence through the middle of Elm
Street to County Street, and thence through the middle of
County STRE^T to Middle Street, and thence through the mid-
dle of Middle Street to its Western tei'mination, and in the same
direction to the Dartmouth line, including Pope's Island and Fish
Island.
WARD No. 4. All that portion of the City lying between a line
drawn from the River through the middle of High Street to
North Second Street, thence through the middle of North Sec-
ond Street to Elm Street, thence through the middle of Elm
Street to County Strket, thence through the middle of County
Street to Middle Street, and thence through the middle of Mid-
dle Street to its Western termination, and in the same direction to
the Dartmouth line, and a line drawn from the River through the
middle of School to Third Street, and thence through the mid-
dle of Third to Spring Street, thence through the middle of
Spring to County Street, thence through the middle of County
to Arnold Street, and thence through the middle of Arnold
Street to its Western termination, and in the same direction to the
Dartmouth line.
WARD No. 5. All that portion of the City lying between a line
drawn from the River through the middle of School to Third
Street, and thence through the middle of Third to Spring St.,
thence through the middle of Spring to County St., thence through
the middle of County to Arnold St., and thence through the middle
of Arnold Street to its Western termination, and in the same di-
rection to (he Dartmouth line, and aline drawn from the River through
the middle of Griffin St. (continued easterly) to Third St., thence
through the middle of Third to Bedford St., and thence through
the middle of Bedford St. to its Western termination, and in the
same direction to the Dartmouth line.
WARD No. 6. All that portion of the City 'lying South of the
middle of Griffin, Third and Bedford Streets (continued,) be'
tween the Dartmouth line and the River.
NEW BEDFORD DIRECTORY.
Adams Benjamin E. shipwright, h. 194 Purchase.
Adams Benjamin N, painter, w. 14 Commercial wharf, b. 63 Mill,
Adams Eben C. shoemaker, 12 1-2 Purchase, h. 104 Sycamore.
Adams Mary, widow, h. 76 County.
Adams Moses. shipAvright, b. 86 Ni Second.
Adams Nathaniel (John A. Peck tf« Co.) h. 283 Purchase.
Adams Stedman G. laborer, h 6 High.
Adams Thomas, mason, h. Belville.
Adams Thomas Jr. mariner, son of Thomas, b. at Belville.
Adams Thomas L. painter, b, 6 High.
Adams Winthrop, city watch, h. 101 Middle.
Adlington Francis H. app. to Wm. Bates 2d, b. 16 North.
Akin John Jr. mariner, b. 51 Seventh.
Akin Benjamin, pilot, h. 80 Middle.
Akin John, branch pilot, h. 51 Seventh, corner of Bush.
Akin John F. mariner, b. 51 Seventh.
Akin Joseph B. b. 80 Middle. " California."'
Akin Seth K, surveyor of lumber, h. 26 Griffin, manufacturer of
Glauber and Epsom Salts, office Leonard's wharf.
Akin William H. clerk 21 N. Water, b. 39 Elm.
Albert Hannah H. widow, h. 21 Bedford-
Albert Thomas, w. L. Grinnell's oil works, h. 160 S. First.
Albert William C. in ship George Rowland, h. 50 Russell.
Albro Andrew, farmer, h. Maxfeld, west of Cedar.
Albro George, block and pump maker, w. 4 Hazard's whaif, b. with
Joseph Clark.
Albro William H. laborer, h. 159 Mill '^
Alden Frances, widow, h. Ill William. ^- -
Alden Lydia H. milliner, 1 1 Cheapside, b. Third, cor^^iool.
Aldridge Benjamin B. w Wamsutta, b. No. 3 rear ogftge.Mill-
Aldridge Sarah, widow, h. 105 Sycamore.
Alger Charles, foreman E. Rodman's c. w , b, 86 N. Second.
Allan Robert, gardener, w. William R. Rodman, h. 90 South .Sixth
street.
.54 DIRECTORY.
Allen Andrew J. son of Wm. M. in ship Florida.
Allen Abraham, mariner, b. 52 Pleasant.
Allen Abraham, h. 38 Bedford, cor. South Sixth.
Allen Alfred, mariner, b. 39 Fourth.
Alien Asa, cooper, h 194 South Second.
Allen Butler, housewriglit, w. A. Williston, h. 224 South Water.
Allen Charles, mariner, b. 89 Smith.
Allen Charles, laborer, w. Ricketson's c. works, h. Oak, cor. Grape.
Allen Charles, laborer, h 183 South Water.
Allen Charles F. (Grai/, Packard Sf Co.) h. 9 Bush, cor. First.
Allen Clement, in ship Catherwood, b. 39 Fourth.
Allen Daniel A. cooper, w. 40 North Sixth, h. 72 State.
Allen Daniel B. tailor, w. 84 Union, h. 63 Foster.
Allen David, master bark Catherwood, inq. 81 Forest.
Allen David, laborer, h. 81 Forest.
Allen Francis J. in ship Massachusetts, inq. 25 Pleasant.
Allen Frederick, (Jos. Allen, Jr. c^ Co.) b. 7 North.
Allen Frederick S. at sea. h. 27 Count v.
Allen Frederick S. (Sicift S^ Allen) h. 89 South Second.
Allen George, housewright, w. 23 North, b. 45 Hillman.
Allen George H. master ship Jos Meigs.
Alien Gideon, merchant, c. r. Hazard's wharf, h. 23 South Sixth,
corner School.
Allen Gilbert, b. 23 South Sixth, clerk Gideon Allen.
Allen Henry, housewright, w. A. "Williston, h. 29 County.
Allen Henr}^ C. in ship John, h 7 North
Allen Henry H. clerk for Gideon Allen, b. 23 South Sixth.
Allen Henry M. h. 29 County.
Allen Herbert, inq. 82 State. '"California."
Allen James, laborer, h. 18 Cedar.
Allen Jesse, harness maker, w. 7 Purchase, b. 112 Middle.
Allen .Tohn, h. 141 Purchase. " California."
Allen John, (Allen c|. Wood) h. 7 Allen.
Allen James H. shipwright, b. 22 Third.
Allen John A. p. crockerv, glass ware and house furnishing depot,
121 Union, b. 121 1-2' Union.
Allen John C. mariner, h. 63 Forrest.
Allen John S. in bark Globe, son of Wm. M.
Allen Joseph Jr. Co. & (Frederick Allen) stone cutters, rear 12 North
Second.
Allen Joseph Jr. {Joseph j^llen Jr. & Co.) h. 7 North.
Allen Lewis G. city police, h. Mill, first house west of Summer.
Allen JMargaret, widow, h 1 3 Kempton.
Alien Mercy M. nurse, h. 27 County.
Allen Nelson, h. 89 Smith.
Al'enPaschal. w. Fish Island Foundry, h. Fish Island.
Ali(Jpeleg, (Davis c^- Allen) h. 96 Hillman
AUe^^hoebjJill. Avidow. b. Anthony, cor. Grove.
AUem^alph.Mrmer. h. Clark's Point.
Allen %^^^- 1^- 90 S. Sixth.
Ailen SalMr^'idow of Philip, h. Allen's Mill Hoad, near Assonet
Allen Sarah H. widow, h. 48 South Sixth.
Allen Slocum, housewright, h. 39 Fourth.
DIRECTORY. 5:5
Allen Sylvanus, blacksmith, w. Merrill's wharf, h. 184 Sonth Water.
Allen Sylvanus 2d. h. County, cor. Sycamore. *' California."
Allen Thomas, laborer, w. 65 William, h. 69 Elm.
Allen Tliomas C. [Little &r Allen) h. 112 Middle.
Allen Thomas N boatbuilder, city wharf, rear 94 1-2 North Water,
h. 124 Middle.
Allen Thomas T w. 65 William, b. 69 Elm.
Allen Uriah P. in schr. Laura Jane, h. 96 Elm.
Allen Valeriah, widow, h. 9 Bush, cor. First.
Allen William H. ticket master N. B. Rail Koad. h. 82 State.
Allen William H . 2d, caulker, b. 54 Middle.
Allen William M. nurse at Alms House, Clark's Point.
Allen {John) & ^Vood {Zenas) provisions, &c. 52 Wing, cor. County
street.
Alley Gideon, b. Parker House.
Allyn William K. mastership Rodman, b. 9 Bush.
Alman John, laborer, b. 7 Elm.
Almy Allen, blacksmith, v/. 44 Third, b. 89 Elm.
Almy Andrew Jr. machinist, w. Hathaway, Manchester & Co., b. 124
Middle.
Almy Benjamin, cooper shop Hamilton, h. 32 Eighth, cor. Mechanics
Lane.
Almy Benjamin D. h. Bedford, 2d west of County. " California."
Almy [Job) & Eumpus {Shipley W.) sail makers, loft Eish Island.
Almy Charles, merchant tailor, 53 Union, h. 262 County. '• Acush-
net Heights."
Almy Charles, laborer, h. 18 Coffin.
Almy David, boatbuilder, h. 139 Ray.
Almy Francis, laborer, h. 188 Kempton.
Almy George B. book binder, av. C. Taber & Co. b. 90 Mill.
Almy Godfrey M. clerk 70 Union.
Almy Holder, master mariner, h. 31 Bush.
Almy James, stoves, tinware, &c. 148 Union, h. 7 Fifth.
Almy James T. jev/eller, 136 Union, h. 50 Spring.
Almy John E. tinman, w. Taber & Co. b. 59 Mechanics Lane.
Almy Lucy, Avidow, h. 132 Union.
Almy Peter, laborer, h. rear 208 Middle.
Almy Sanford, clerk C. Almy, b. 124 Middle.
Almy Susan, widow, h. 59 Thomas.
Almy Thomas C. mariner, inquire of Benjamin D. Almy. •• Cali-
fornia.'" -
Almy Welcome A. painter h. 56 Ray.
Alvis Francis, laborer, h. Kempton, near Ash.
Amby Joseph, h. 182 Kempton. " California."
Anderson Ada, widow, h. 207 Middle.
Anderson Benjamin, rigger, h. 171 Ray.
Anderson Gabriel, rigger, h. 66 Mechanics Lane.
Anderson George, fruit, &c. 179 South Water.
Anderson James, lamplighter, h. 121 Middle.
Anderson Matthew, master mariner, h. 73 Allen.
Anderson Peter, h. 7 Franklin.
Anderson Willson H. h. 207 Middle. " California."
Andrews Abel, grocer, 130 Middle, cgr. North Sixth, b. 146 Ikliddle
street.
56 DIRECTORY.
Andrews Christopher, provisions, &c. 27 3-4 South Watei?, h. 69 South
Water, cor. Bush.
Andrews Edmund, b. 33 South Water.
Andrews Ebenezer, shipwright, h. Allen's Mill Uoad, 6th froib C K»
Turner's.
Andrews Ebenezer C. farmer, h. Noel Taber Eoad.
Andrews George W. in ship Sappho, b. 57 Summer.
Andrews Henry N. teanier, h. 5il5 South Water.
Andrews John, sliipwright, h. Allen's Mill Road<
Andrews John Jr. with Ebenezer Andrews, shipwright, h, Allen's Mill
Eoad.
Andrews Joseph, shipwright, b. 45 South Water.
Andrews Leander B. painter, w. 4 Middle, b. 57 Summer.
Andrews Lozerando, laborer, h. South Water.
Andrews Manuel, groceries, 33 South Water, h. Ill South Water.
Andrews Nancy, widow, h. S2 North Second.
Andrews Nathaniel Jr. cooper, w. Hazard*s Wharf, h. 19 Maxfeld.
Andrews Nelson, laborer, w. for Jas. L. Pierce, b. 215 South Water
street.
Andrews Stephen, shipwright, Merrill's wharf, h. 52 Fifth.
Andrews William F. ship\vright, h; Allen's Mill road, 2d west of C
K. Turner's.
Angelbride Henry, coppersmith, h. 31 Pleasant.
Anthony Benjamin, restorateur, 65 William, h. 173 Middle.
Anthony Caleb J. master mariner, h. 81 Middle.
Anthony Caleb W. boarding house, 103 Middle.
Anthony Catharine B. Avidow, h. 35 Eighth.
Anthony Charles, sailmaker. h. 1 Walnut.
Anthony Charles M. C. in ship Statira, h. 13 Morgan's Row.
Anthony Edntund, editor and proprietor DailyEvening Standard and
Republican Standard, 7 North Water, h. 43 North Second.
Anthony Edmund Jr. printer, w. Standard Office, b. 43 North Second
Anthony James C. tin plate worker, w. 17 North Water,, b. 72 Elm,.
Anthony James T. clerk 59 Union, b. 103 Middle.
Anthony John, laborer, h. 1G2 South Water.
Anthony Nathaniel J. laborer, h. 13 Morgan's Row.
Anthony Phebe T. h. 211 South Water.
Anthony Philip, merchant, c. r. over Mechanics Batik, h. l4.Sotitii
Sixth.
Anthony Roland C. clerk E. L. Baker, b. 35 Eighth.
Anthony Welcome L. in ship Oscar, h. 13 Morgans Row.
Antone Frank, cigar maker. South Water, cor. Grinnell..
Antone Joseph, laborer, h 96 Charles.
Antone Joseph J. b. 96 Charles. " California."
Antone Louis, h. 119 Third. " California."
Arms^lXemuel M. farmer, County road, 3d house : souths of Seth
Arnol^S^if^.h. and office 113 County.
Arnold James,' h. Perry's Neck road.
Arnold James, w. Taber & Co. b. 91 Third.
Arnold Joel 13. machinist, w. Hathaway, Manchester &-Ck>. h. 5 j3;
Hillman.
Arnold John F. house wright, 1 6 Elm. b. 64 Foster.
Arnold Joseph W. w. Taber & Co. b. 91 Third.
DIRECTORY. 57
Arnold William H, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 65 Linden.
Ashley Abraham 2d, merchant, h. Ashland st.
Ashley Albert, w. Simeon N. West, Mount Pleasant st.
Ashley Franklin, in ship Mary, son of Thomas Ashley.
Ashley John S. housewright, h. County road, near North School
House.
Ashley Joshua B. (Brownell J. 8^ Co.,) h. 38 Kempton.
Ashley Rodolphus, blacksmith, h. County road, near North School
House.
Ashley Sarah M. widow, h. 218 1-2 Middle.
Ashley Simeon, housewright, w. 26 Spring, h. 60 Mechanics Lane.
Ashley Thomas, trader, 38 and 39 South Water.
Ashley Warren, farmer, h. Allen's Mill road.
Ashmead Lehman P. merchant, h. 15 County.
Ashworth James, weaver, Wamsutta Mill, h. rear 78 Linden,
Astley {Robert) & Duxbury (Joseph) news agents and periodical deal-
ers, 81 Purchase.
Astley Eobert, {Astley ^ Duxbury) b. 318 Purchase.
Atwater Horace C. pastor Pleasant st. M. E. Church, h. Sycamore,
next to the Church.
Atwood James T. mariner, b. 43 Smith.
Atwood Joseph, w. Perce & Parsons, b. 11 Third.
Atwood Luther, painter, b. 107 Smith, above Cedar.
Averell William H. truckman, h. 56 Summer.
Auld Edward H. carpenter, h. Washington.
Aylsworth Allen, Bedford House, 55 South Second, cor. Walnut.
Aylsv.'orth Andrew J. housewright, b. Bedford House, 55 South Sec-
ond street.
Aylsworth Thomas, blacksmith, w. 114 Bay, b. Bedford House, 55
South Second.
BIbbitt Albert G. shipwright, h. 59 Mechanics Lane.
Babbitt Edward, housewright, b. 99 North Second.
Babbitt George, turnkey house correction, b. C. D. Burt.
Babcock John, w. A. Shaw, b. 1 North.
Babcock John H. cooper, w. Lorenzo Peirce, b. 23 Walnut.
Babcock Spooner, painter, 37 School, h. 33 South Second.
Babcock Sarah Jane, teacher, b. 33 South Second.
Backman George W. rigger, h. 46 Maxfeld.
Backus Ansel C. blacksmith, w. Dean & Driggs, h. 248 South Water
street.
Backus Zenas, stevedore, h. Grape.
Bacon Calvin E. w. James Arnold, h. 208 Union.
Bacon David B. carriage maker, w. George L. Brownell, b. 195 Pur-
chase.
Bailey Abby, widow, h. 150 Middle.
Bailey Ann, widow, h. 155 Purchase. *
Bailey Abraham E. " California."
Bailey Cornelius, w. Ricketson's c. works, h. 64 South, cor. Third.
Bailey Francis A. b. 91 County. " California."
Bailey Isaac S. plane maker, w. 20 Elm, b. 142 Kempton.
Bailey John, laborer, h. 55 Middle.
Bailey Philip, h. 64 South, cor. Thurd. " California."
5
58 DIRECTORY.
Bailey Simeon, postmaster, h. 91 County.
Bailey Simeon Jr. b. 9 1 County.
Bailey Thomas, clerk for James Thomas, b. 1.55 Purchase.
Bailey William, mariner, b. 49 South Second.
Baine William, laborer and bill collector, h. 13 Esssell.
Baker Amos C. rigger, h. 118 Kempton.
Baker Benjamin, trader, b. 27 1-2 South Water.
Baker Benjamin Jr. h. 53 Smith. " California."
Baker Bethuel B. shipwright, h. Griffin, near South Water.
Baker Bethuel H. housewrighty w. 19 Spring, b. with Bethuel B.
Baker Charles S. drives bread cart for B. Watson^ b.91 William,
Baker David, b. 113 Elm.
Baker David, mathematical instrument maker, 44 North Water, h.
83 South Second.
Baker Edward, w. Wamsutta Mill, b Wamsutta No. 3.
Baker Edward L. merehantj treasurer Wamsutta Mills, c. r. over
Merchants Bank, h. 34 Seventh.
Baker Edward M. restorateur, 6 Third, b. 8 Old Market.
Baker Francis, mason, h. 64 School.
Baker Francis Jr. 64 School. '^ California."
Baker George T. & Son, ( WiUiam G. Baker) oil and candle manu-
facturers, 50 and 52 South Water.
Baker Geo. T. h. 33 South Sixth, corner Walnut.
Baker Henry, laborer, h. &3 Smith.
Baker Jabez, h, 232 Purchase.
Baker Lorenzo, housewi'ight. h. 149 Elm.
Baker Luther Rev. h. 14 Mill.
Baker Lysander, house wright, b. 42 Middle.
Baker Robert S. inq. 180 Middle. " California.''
Baker Samuel T, h. 240 County.
Baker Theodore, b. 6 1-2 Third.
Baker Theodore L. eating house, 6 Third.
Baker Wells S. dry goods, 6 Psrchase, b. 38 Fourth.
Baker William G. ( G. T. Baher cf- Son) h. 8 Eighth.
Baldwin Jeremiah, trader, h. 156 Pleasant.
Banigan John, tailor, w. 99 Union, b. Old Market Square,
Banker John C. h. 35 Middle. '• California."
Banks John H. teamer for P. G. Macomber, h. 86 Mill.
Banton Joseph, v. for Joseph Ricketson, h. 26 Wing.
Barber Jesse, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. I.
Barker Abraham, merchant, h. 26 South Sixth.
Barker Abraham Jr. master ship Mount WollastoUj b. 26 South Sixth
street.
Barker Alexander R. merchant, h. 39 South Sixth.
Barker Amy, widow, h. 49 County, corner Forrest.
Barker Charles A. laborer, h. 84 South Second.
Barker David A. w. 50 South Water, h. 110 South Orange.
Barker George F. provisions and groceries, 117 Union, h, 67 Third
street.
Barker Henry P. master ship Liverpool, h. 87 Third.
Barker Jabez, farmer, h. 234 Purchase.
Barker John H. cooper, w. at Palmer & Ricketson's candle works, h-.
82 South Second.
Barker John P. Cashier Marine Bank, h, 54 Fifth.
DIRECTORY. 59
Barker John S. master mariner, h. 27 Elm.
Barker John W. & Isaac P. victualers, stall No. 7 City Market, reside
in Dartmouth.
Barker Joseph, master mariner, h. 77 South Second. " California."
Barker Nathan. ( Grmj 5r Barker) h: 124 Middle.
Barker Eohert T. clerk 117 Union, b. 228 South Second.
Barker Samuel, block and pump maker, w. for Mason & Swift, b.
Rodman House.
Barker William R. cooper, -w. I. Ely, h, €2 Ray.
Bai-kman Charles P. block and pump maker, w. J. & T. R. Taber,
h. 78 Purchase.
Barlow Lavinia, widow, h. with widow Rodman, Noel Taber road.
Barnard Thomas P. pump and block maker, w. Joseph Clarke, b.
Bedford House, 55 South Second.
Barnes Burrell, w. Wamsutta Mill.
Barnes Isaac, overseer Wamsutta Mill, h. 5 Pranklin
Barnes Samuel D. clerk 9 Taber's wharf, b. 143 Union.
Barney Edwin L. counsellor and attorney at law, (Coffin Sf Barney)
b. Parker House.
Barney Eliza, widow, h. 44 School.
Barney Eliza C. widow, h. 61 Fourth,' cor. Bush.
Barney George, merchant, e. r. 1 MeriilPs wharf, b. 61 Fourth, cor.
Bmsh
Pamey James S. tailor for Cook & Snow, h. 174 Union.
Barney Jonathan W. b. 73 Hilkiaan.
Barrett Benjamin, laborer, h. 115 Smith.
Barrett John, mariner, in ship Ohio, h. 92 WashingtOTi.
Barrows Domingo, h. 91 South Water. " California."
Barrows Isaac, laborer, h. 17 Russell.
Barrows {John N.) & Cory [Albert B.) wholesale grocers, 30 and 32
Union.
Barrows John N. (Barrows ^' Cory) h. 164 County, cor. Middle
Barrows Joseph, painter, w. for Potter & Hillman, b. Bedford House.
Barrows Sylvester, b. 83 Third.
Barstow Alice, widow, h. 27 Mill.
Bartholomew Charles G. G. w. Perkins, Smith & Co. h. 316 Ray.
Barry Clarissa G. widow, dress maker 104 Third, h. 21S South
Water.
Bartlett Abner, fish market. Commercial wharf.
Bartlett Bourne S. fish market, Commercial wharf.
Bai-tlett Cyrus, inq. 1 Taber's wharf. " California.^
Bartlett Freeman P. inq 1 Taber's whaif. " California.^
Bartlett George F. clerk for I. H. Bartlett & Son, b. 26 Seventh.
Bartlett Harvey, fish market, Commercial wharf.
Bartlett Hiram, fish market, Commercial wharf.
Bartlett Horatio N. rigger, h. 50 Smith.
Bartlett Ivory H. (/. H. Bartlett ^ Son) h. 26 Seventh.
Bartlett I. H. & Son, {Ivori/ H. Bartlett, Jr.) merchants, c. r. 1 Taber's
wharf.
Bartlett Ivory H. Jr. (/. ff. Bartlett ^ Son) 26 Seventh.
Bartlett Lyman, physician and surgeon, office 91 Union street, h. 150
County.
Bartlett Samuel, merchant, c. r. 1 Taber's whf. h. 39 Kempton.
Bartlett %lv.a, widow, h. 33 Pleasant.
60 DIRECTORY.
Bartlett William H. clerk, I. H. Bartlett, & Son, b. 26 Seventh. '
Bassett Benjamin, sailmaker, h. 107 Smith.
Bassett James, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, b. 122 Kempton.
Bassett Luther, painter, h 107 Smith.
Bassett Mahala, washing. &c. b. 47 South.
Bassett Ehoda S. widow, h. 151 Pleasant.
Bassett William C. caulker, h. 49 Mill.
Bateman Edward, b. 59 Summer.
Bates Amos, watchmaker, h. 17 School.
Bates Ann M. widow, h. 199 South Water.
Bates Hannah, widow, h. 16 North.
Bates John E. painter, b. 8 Bethel Court.
Bates Joshua T. b. 199 South Water.
Bates Merritt, 26 Union, h. 89 Elm.
Bates Nathan, ship joiner, w. 139 North Water, b. 41 North Water. _
Bates Kobinson L. in bark Alice Erazier, b. 89 Elm.
Bates Sarah A. widow, h. 22 North.
Bates Stephen B. teamer, h. 215 South Water near South,
Bates Thomas G. painter, 26 Union, h. 16 North.
Bates William, painter, h. 226 Purchase.
Bates William, 2d. housem'ight, 23, b. 16 North.
Bates William, Jr. b. 226 Purchase.
Battell Anthony, h. 64 William. " California."
Baxter Esther, widow, h. 56 Fii-st.
Baxter Ebenezer, mariner, b. 56 First.
Baxter James P. w. Blue Works, h. 64 Spruce.
Baylies George, clerk for J. D, Sturtevant, Jr. b. 84 Bedford.
Baylies John, (J. Baylies, cf« Co.) h. 84 Bedford, Deputy Sheriff,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
Baylies John & Co. (Timothy Ingraliam) Auctioneers and Commis-
sion Merchants, 20 North Water, 60 and 64 Purchase.
Baylies John B. clerk for John Baylies, & Co. b. 84 Bedford.
Baylies William, clerk for Alex. Seabury, b. 84 Bedford.
Beach Lewis, h. 37 Pope. " California."
Beaman William K. shoemaker, 11 South Water, h. 149 Middle.
Bean Henry, h. 86 South Sixth. '• California.-'
Beard Elisha D. sailmaker, b. 6 Walnut.
Beaurais J. Arthur, book keeper for J. B. Wood & Co. h. 62 Fifth
Bebee Ebenezer W. w. Albert Shaw, h. 60 Thomas
Bebee Joseph, polisher, w. A. Shaw, h. 54 North.
Beedon Benjamin, inq. of Elihu Beedon. " Cahfornia."
Beedon Betsey, widow, h. 31 Willis.
Beedon Elihu, stone cutter, b. with Ebenezer Haskins.
Beedon Cornelius, inq. of Elihu Beedon. " Cahfornia."
Beedon John, rigger, b. 29 Willis.
Beedon Richard B. w. Taber's Iron Foundry, b. 91 Third.
Beetle Charles H. grocer, 90 North Second, b. County cor. Frank-
lin street.
Beetle Deborah, h. 21 Kempton.
Beetle James, boat builder, 214 Purchase, b. 164 Pleasant.
Beetle Rodolphus, spar maker. North Water, b. County cor. Franklifi.
Beetle William, spar maker, Beetle's yard, North Water, h. County
cor. Franklin street.
Bell Enoch G. laborerj w. J. A. Parker, h. 49 Parker.
DIEECTOEY. 61
Benjamin Isaac, caulker, h. 78 North.
Benjamin Isaac W. clerk, 8 Commercial wharf, b. 78 North.
Bennett Harriet, Avidow, h. 25 South Second.
Bennett Enoch S. mason, b. 38 Fourth.
Bennett George W. machinist, w. Acushnet Iron Poundry, b. 296
Purcha.iC.
Bennett Henry, shipwright, b. with Eobert Bennett, Acushnet Head.
Bennett Isaac, rigger, h. 72 Chestnut.
Bennett James E. master of ship Massachusetts.
Bennett Lorenzo D. laborer, w. N. B. Rail Road, h. 69 Linden.
Bennett Mary, widow, h. North road, west of Haskins corner.
Bennett Nathaniel, h. 38 Bedford. " California."
Bennett Nelson, housewright, b. 74 Mill.
Bennett Patience, widow, h. 336 South Water,
Bennett Philip, w. Sanford & Howland candle works, h. 230 County.
Bennett Robert, painter, h. 38 Bedford.
Bennett Robert, shipwright, h. Acushnet road.
Bennett Samuel, crockeiy and glass, 41 Purchase, h. 45 Foster.
Bennett Sylvanus, w. 50 South Water, h. 56 Arnold.
Bennett Thomas, Jr. superintendent AYamsutta Mill.
Benson Hope, widow, h. 41 Maxfield.
Benson Samuel, in bark Dominga, h. 100 South Second.
Bent Nathaniel T. pastor Episcopal Church, h. Acushnet road.
Bernard Mark, tailor, b 6 "Walnut.
Berry Adams, b. J4 Third.
Berry Benajah L. w. Rivet Factory, h. — Division.
Berry Lewis C. clerk, 44 South V\ ater, b. 2 Walnut.
Berry William, hair dresser, 10 North Water, h. 109 William.
Bessee Benjamin, hostler, 50 Elm, h. rear 126 Kempton.
Bessee Daniel, laborer, h. 116 North Second.
Bessee Gilson, in ship Sea of Warren, h. rear 39 Middle.
Bessee Joseph, laborer, h. rear 59 Summer.
Betson John, mariner, b. 97 J Middle.
Betts Leaven, laborer, h. 68 Kempton.
Betz Thaddeus, Piano Forte maker, w. 42 William, h. 73 Nortl.
Second.
Bierstadt Edward, plane maker, w. 20 Elm, b. 58 Ray.
Biersdadt Henry, cooper, w. Hazard's wharf, h. 58 Ray, cor. Mill.
Bigelow Albert's. «& Co. groceries. 8 and 10 South Water, b. City
Hotel.
Bigelow Lewis, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, b. Park.
Billings Frederick R. master mainner, inq. 68 Mill.
Bud Marshal B. w. Lawrence GrinnelFs oil factory, h. ■ — Allen.
Bisbee Charles H. shipwright, b. 69 Mill.
Bisimore Nancy, widow, h 67 Foster.
Bishop Dexter, hack proprietor, Elm, b. 69 Middle. .
Black Herbert, laborer, w. Abm. RusselL h. Howland, east of Water.
Bladder William G. merchant, b. Parker House.
Blackmer Nancy, widow, h. 145 Third.
Blackmer William T. b. 145 Third. " California."
Blain Samuel, rigger, w. Jenney & Searell, h. 220 Ray.
Blake Angeline , widow, h. rear 78 Linden.
Blake Catharine W. dress maker, 130 Purchase, h 36 Elm.
Blake Hanson, laborer, h. 208 Ray.
5e
m DIRECTORY.
Blake Asa S. clerk, 40 South Water, b. 77 South Second
Blake James E. (S. Tompkins, 8f Co.) h. 62 North Second.
Blake Sarah, widow, h. 62 North Second.
Blake William, baker, w. 49 South Water, b. 51^ South Water.
Blakeley James, apprentice to J. Mttnroe, b. 21 South Water,
Blanchard Martin, cooper, Ray, house 216 Purchase.
Blanchard Timothy, laborer, h. 139 Ray.
Blaney Andrew, apprentice to John C. Hart, b. 80 Third.
Bliss Alexander, spar maker, Steamboat wharf, h. 1 Howland cor.
Third.
Bliss Charles, mariner, b. 87 Third.
Bliss David C. w. Leonard's Grist Mill, b. 105 Third.
Bliss David S. clerk for J. A. P. Allen, h. 8 Wing.
Bliss George, in ship Wm. Badger of Lynn, b. 105 Allen.
Bliss Henry, housewright, 4 William.
Bliss Isaac, pattern maker, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 79 Fifth.
Bliss Josiah L. gardener, h. 89 Third.
Bliss Moses H. housewright, 38 Russell, h. 87 Thhd.
Bliss Phebe M. widow, h. 87 Third.
Bliss Samuel, sexton N. B. R. Cemetery, h. 83 Dartmouth.
Bliss Samuel, Jr. inq. 83 Dartmouth.
Bliss Samuel S. {Sherman ^' Bliss) h. 169 Grinnell.
Bliss Thomas, Independent Union Store 92 Third, h. 14 Oak.
Bliss Thomas G. 1 Howland. " California."
Bliss William, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 18 Oak.
Bliss William A. R. mariner, b. 79 Fifth.
Bloomfield Charles W. mariner, h. 49 Middle.
Blossom Abraham, carpenter, h. 13 Maxfield.
Blossom Barney, shipwright, h. 67 Smith
Blossom Sally D. nurse, h. 18 Third.
Blow Peter, block printer, w. Perkins, Smith & Co. h. 50 North.
Bly Charles M. mariner, b. 89 North Second.
Bly Horatio* N. caulker, h. 68 Mill.
Bly Isaac, cooper, rear 35 Middle, h. 89 North Second.
Bly James C. city watch, h. 3 Hillman.
Bly John, housewright, h. 99 North Second.
Bly Joseph, hostler, w. 50 Elm, b. 57 Elm.
Bly Leander, app. 19 Spring, b. Chestnut near Mill.
Bly Martha, widow, h. 89 North Second.
Boardman Thomas, city missionary, b. 51 Third.
Boyles Augustin B. boat builder, w. Geo. Hart, h. 121 South Second.
Bolles Albert A. stone cutter, app. J. Allen, Jr. & Co. b. 51 First.
Bolles John N. shipwright, h. 104 North Second.
Bonney Charles A. captain ship Metacom, h. 51 First.
Bonney Henry M. master bark Richmond, h. 76 County.
Bonney Josiah S {Chapman tf' Bonney) h. 110 Washington.
Bonney Samuel, dealer in coal, h. 71 South Sixth.
Bonney William, moulder, w. Fish Island Foundry, b, Rodman
House.
Boomer Abel, laborer, h. 106 South Water.
Boomer David M. laborer, h. 172 Kempton.
Boomer Benjamin L. painter, w. James DeWolf, h. 127 Thii'd-
Boomer Ephraim, in ship Helen, b. 106 South Water.
Boone William H. ( William H.Boone, <f« Co.) h. cor. Prospect & South.
DIPwECTOPvY. 63
Boone Wm. H. & Co. {Benjamin Hammond) block and pnmp ma-
kers, 10 Commercial wharf.
Booth Albert, slioemaker, h. Noel Taber road.
Booth Alden F. tin plate worker, w. 11 North Water, b. 158 North.
Booth Betsey, widow, h. 121 Allen.
Booth Charles H. printer, w. Standard Office, b. 82 South Second.
Booth Christopher R. carpenver, h. 49 North Second.
Booth Darius, w. S. Leonard's oil works, b. 121 Allen.
Booth Elijah, farmer, h. Smith Mills road.
Booth Frederic, salesman, Greene & ^^ ood, h. 64 County.
Booth Frederic, Jr. w. Rivet Factory, b. 64 County.
Booth George F. clerk, 129 Union, b. 48 High.
Booth Henry M. mariner, b. 64 County.
Booth Isaac C. laborer, h. 212 South 'Water.
Booth [Thomas) & Hathaway (Benjamin F.) lumber dealers, house-
Avrights and ship joiners, 157 and 158 North Water.
Booth John K. farmer, h. Perry's Corner, North road.
Booth Nathaniel G. Laborer, h. 114 South Sixth.
Booth Russell, housewriglit, h. 82 South Second.
Booth Thomas, {Booth Sf Hathaicay) h. Pope.
Booth Wilder, baker, w. 36 Fourth, h. 118 South Second.
Borden Abraham E mason, w. Buffington, Miller & Co. b. 50 Russell.
Borden Alanson, attorney and counsellor at law, office 26 North Wa-
ter, b. captain W. H. Topham, Loo Choo.
Borden AA^ery, hostler, w. 20 South Second, b. 17 South Second.
Borden Benjamin Bennett, mariner, h Acushnet road.
Borden Deborah C. widow, h. 30 Bedford.
Borden Charles, teamer, b. 215 South Water.
Borden Charles, truckman, h. Clark's Point.
Borden Isaac H. housewright, h. North road 2d west Haskins' Corner.
Borden Mary B. widow, h. Belville.
Borden Thomas E. stevedore, h. 48 Middle.
Borland James L. block maker, w. J. & T. R. Taber, h. 118 Purchase.
Bosworth Alonzo, sailmaker, w. Charles Hitch, b. 65 South Water.
Bosworth Amos, inq. 217 South Water. '•California."
Bosworth Charles C. boat builder, 61, h. 256 South Water.
Bosworth Charles VV. housewright, w. Maxfield & Tripp, h. 233
County.
Bosworth Darius, h. William. " California "
Bosworth George W. housewright, w. Robinson, Shearman & Co. h,
22 Crapo.
Bosworth Henry L. shoemaker, 61 North Sixth.
Bosworth William, housewright, h. 123 Pleasant.
Bourne {Nelson) & Chase [James) boots and slioes, 57 Purchase.
Bourne Edward, student in dentistry with E. G. Ward, 165 Union.
Bourne Edward, market, 155 Purchase, h. 86 Pleasant.
Bourne Elisha,dry goods and clotliing, 15 South Water, b. Mansion
House.
Bourne George A. auctioneer, commission merchant and insurance
agent, 5 North Water, h. 266 County cor. Pope.
Bourne Henry, housewright. h. 28 High.
Bourne James R. clerk, Alex. Gibbs, b. Mansion House.
Bourne Jonathan, Jr. merchant, c. r. 3 MerrilPs wharf, h, 61 Walnut.
Bourne Joseph S. painter, w. 24 Centre, h. 85 Third.
64 DlKEUTOfir.
Bourne ..xcitiita j. uoasewright, w. Z. Chadwick, h. 81 Pleasant.
Bourne Nathaniel, app. to Thomas P. Swift, b. 67 Smith.
Bourne Nelson, {Bourne ^- Chase) h. 12 Chancery.
Bourne Stephen, b. 72 Elm.
Bourne William, master mariner, li. 42 Third.
Bourne William J. housewright, h. 76 Middle.
Boutell Charles T. clerk. Mansion House.
Boutell Lewis, Mansion House, 87 Union cor. North Second.
BoAven George S. painter, w. H. Russell & Co. b. 19 Hillman.
Bowen Levi, w. Tabers Iron Foundry, b, 91 Third.
Bov.'en Simon, stage driver, h. "Mountain Brow," Perry's Comer.
Bowerman Nathan, farmer, h. 58 Parker.
Bowker George, city watch, h. Rodman's Farm, Purchase.
Bowles George VV. laborer, h. 166 Union.
Bowles Taber, in ship Brighton, h. 51 First.
Bowman Francis, shipwright, rear 203 North Water, h. 168 State.
Bowman Francis Jr. shipwright, h. 168 State.
Bowman .Joseph B. ship joiner, h. 69 Smith.
Bowman Thomas, housewright, 119 Ray, h. 65 State.
Boyle Owen, laborer, h. 39 Mechanics Lane.
Boyle Patrick, w. 14 South Sixth.
Boyle Thomas, laborer, w. Willard Nye, Acushnet road.
Bracey Henry W. cook at Parker House, h. 229 Middle.
Bradford Charles F. (Tohey fy Bradford) h. 146 Union.
Bradford Charles T. baker, w. 36 Fourth, h. 18 Wing.
Bradford Franklin A. bread cart, 36 Fourth, b. 18 Wing.
Bradford William E. in ship South America, h. 8 Dartmoutli.
Brady Thomas, w. Haskell's coal yard, h. 157 South Second.
Brain John, laborer, av. W. Knights, b. South Water.
Braley Alden, housewright, h. 69 Hillman.
Braley Amos, carpenter, h. Bellville.
Braley Andrew M. in ship Rousseau, b. 56 Hillman.
Braley Augustus, in &hip Gov. Troup, son of Amos.
Braley Alphonso C monlder, w. Fish Island, b. 1 William.
Braley Benjamin, laborer, h. 76 Ray.
Braley Ebenezer M. h. 45 Hillman.
Braley Chai'les H. mariner, b. 56 Hillman.
Braley Jasper W. ( Terry Sj^ Braley) h. 88 Smith.
Braley Jerome B. shipwright, h. Assonet road,
Braley Zaccheus, housewright, b. 73 Ray cor. North.
Braman David, son of Gardiner R. b. 84 Walden.
Braman George H. cooper, w. Benjamin Almy, h. 84 Walden.
Braman Benjamin, mariner, b. 8 Russell.
Braman Gardiner R. cooper, w. Benjamin Almy, h. 84 Walden.
Brawley James, gardener, h. 27 Howland.
Bra wley Thomas, w. N..B. Cordage Factory, h. Elm cor. Cedar.
Bray Reuben A. watch maker, w. 17 Purchase, h. 92 Third.
Bray William, shipwright, foot of Middle, h. 48 High.
Brayton Deboi-ah, widow, 17 Walnut, cor. South Second.
Brayton Eliza, widow, 70 South Second.
' Brayton George, clerk, 39 North Water, b. 70 South Second.
Brayton .John S. attorney at law, in T. D-. Eliot's office.^
Brayton Shubael F. master of ship Helen Snow, h. 68 South Sec-
and street.-
DlPvECTOPwY. 65
Brcnnan Michael, carpenter, h. Sears' Court.
Brett Nathaniel S. (Brett 4- Gifford) h. Clark's Point.
Brett {Nathaniel) & G:i&ox(\. ( iSamuel) victuallers, stall No. 4 City
Marl<et.
Brett Sarah, teacher at the Orphan's Home.
Bri^-gs Amanda S. milliner, 23 Cheapside, b. 81 Kempton.
Briggs Charles, w. city Planing Mills, h. 10.5 Third.
Briggs David, w. city Planing Mills, h. 105 Third.
Briggs Earl C. superintendent Alms House, Clark's Point.
Briggs Elisha PI. boarding house, 41 North Sixth.
Briggs Ephraim, b. 83 Dartmouth.
Briggs Ephraim, h. 230 County.
Briggs Fanny, washing, &c. h. 29 Allen.
Briggs Hannah, "widow, h. 29 Allen.
Briggs Henry, shipwright, w. Merrill's wharf, b. Middhi.
Briggs Henry, blacksmith, w. City wharf, b. 64 Prospect.
Briggs John, teamer, h. 29 Allen.
Briggs John, cooper, w. I. Ely, b. 69 Middle.
Briggs Joseph, master sch. Adelaide, h. rear 63 Smith.
Briggs Joseph M. foreman of weavers, Wamsutta Mill, b. Wam-
sutta. No. 2.
Briggs Joseph, b. 100 Pleasant.
Briggs Julia, boarding house. 133 Union.
Briggs Luther J. master ship Siddons, h. 13 South Sixth
Briggs Moses W. blacksmith, b. 101 North Water.
Briggs Priscilla, widow, h. 58 Sycamore.
Briggs Powland, teamer for Caleb Maxfield, b. 81 Maxfeld.
Briggs Sarah S. widow, h. 46 South.
Briggs Simeon, shipwright, h. 194 Middle.
Briggs William, in ship Canada, inq. 198 South Water.
Briggs Y/illiam M. machinist, w. Wamsutta, b. Wamsutta No. 2.
Brigham Lincoln F. counsellor, attorney at law and notary public,
{Clifford 4' Brigham) h. 79 Cottage, cor. Grove.
Bright John T. h. 187 South Water. "California."
Brightman Albert, (Tripp, Brightman ^" Co.) h. 73 First.
Brightman Benjamin F. shipjoiner w. Booth & Hathaway, b. 39
Elm street.
Brightman Charles F. laborer, 80 South Second.
Brightman Ellery R. mason, b. 107 Hillman.
Brightman Ellis, farmer, h. South Water, near Cove.
Brightman Eunice, widow, h. 67 Fourth,
Brightman Frederic, carpenter, w. for A. \^ illi^ton, h. 35 Allen.
Brightman Henry G. w. mudboat, h. rear 65 Smith.
Brightman Jacob, app. to T P. Swift, b. 67 Smith.
Brightman John, blacksmith, w. Thomas Terry, Acushnet.
Brightman Nathan P. (Wood, Brightman 8f Co.)h. 65 Charles.
Brightman Oliver P. ( Wood, Brightman Sf Co.) b. 65 Charles.
Brightman Sanford, laborer, h. 53 Dartmouth.
Brightman William, housc^Tight, h. 64 Spruce.
Bristol Abel T. tailor, w. Seth Spooner, b. 27 Union.
Bristol John, h. Ill Ray. " California."
Britnell John, fish market. Steamboat wharf, h. 206 South Water.
Brock Jethro C. app. to G. Hart, b. 91 Third.
Brooks Hannah, widoAv^ boarding house, 59 South Water.
66 DIPvECTOPv.Y.
Brooks Joseph D. B. teamer, h. 104 Grinnell.
Brooks Lloyd H. waiter, h. head of Middle.
Brotherson Charlotte, widow, h. 1 24 Third.
Brotherson Sarah, seamstress, h. 277 South Water.
Brough Peter, w. Perkins, Smitli & Co.'s paper factory.
Brown Abraham, h. 6 Bethel street.
Brown Alexander, clerk Charles li. Tucker & Co. b. 60 Summer.
Brown Andrew, laborer, w. 190 Union.
Brown Benjamin C. ship joiner, 139 North Water, h. County, corner
Smith St.
Brown Benjamin, laborer, h. 172 Kempton.
lirown Charles H. paintef, w. Tobey & Bradford, b. 76 First.
Brown Cyrus W. assistant editor Daily Evening Standard, office 7
North Water, b. Mansion House*
Brown David H. painter, w. Eussell & Cook, b. 65 Prospect.
Brown Dedrick, stevedore, h. 22 Crapo.
Brown Ellery, blacksmith, w. for J. Durfee, h. 60 Summer.
Brown Emeline, widow, h. Chancery.
Brown Godfrey, b. 37 Kempton.
Brown John E. in ship Coral, inq 60 Summer.
Brown John, blacksmith, b. 95 South Sixth.
Brown John, blacksmith, b. 69 Elm.
Brown John, ship carpenter, w. Commercial wharf, b. 1 William.
Brown John, caulker, h. Parker.
Brown John 2d, drives jobbing wagon, h. Park.
Brown John A. h. rear 130 Kempton. " California."
Brown John C h. 6 Bethel st.
Brown John H. laborer, h. 96 South Water.
Brown Joseph, h. 160 South Water.
Brown Lloyd, w. blue works, h. 43 Smith.
Brown Nancy C. nurse, h. corner Campbell and Pleasant.
Brown Oliver H. P. & Co. ( W. H. Wrightington) dry goods, 5 North
Second.
Brown Oliver H. P. (0. H. P. Brown cj- Co.) h. 228 Purchase.
Brown Palmer, teamer for Squire GifFord, b. 70 Thomas.
Brown Phebe, widow, h. 89 Smith.
Brown Bichard, in ship Julian, h. 46 Bedford.
Brown Samuel R. housewright 26 Spring, house rear 15 North
Sixth St. •
Brown Salisbury, teamer, h. Park.
Brown Simeon, blacksmith, Kempton, corner Cedar, h. 169 Mill, cor.
Cedar sts.
Brown Simeon F. h. Perry's Neck.
Brown William, laborer, h. 131 Orchard.
Brown William, laborer, h. 119 County.
Brown William, av. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. head of Elm.
Brown William C. mariner, h. 100 County.
Brown William F. shipwright, h. 172^ Purchase.
Brov/n William F. shipping office, 15 Commercial wharf, h. 124^
Union st.
Brown William H. laborer, h. 220 Middle.
Brown William H. b. 184 South Water. " California."
Brown AVilliam S. rigger, w. 20 Middle, h. 75 Cedar.
Brownell Abner W. shipwright, h. 35 Smith.
DIPwECTOPvY. 07
Brownell AbnerH. app. 83 North Water, b. 119 William.
L^rowncU Adley, h. 251 Purchase.
Brownell Andrew P. watches and jewelry 92 and 94 Union, h. 5-i
School St.
B^o^\^lell Benjamin, app. Paul Howland, b. 94 State.
Brownell Benjamin F. clerk Union Store No. 55, b. 50 Pleasant.
Brownell Charles H. ( George cf Charles Brownell) h. Cedar, near
Kempton st.
Brownell Ephraim, cooper, h, 113 Elm.
Brownell Elisha, laborer, h, 35 Smith.
Brownell Francis, w. for J. Cundell, b, 43 Cove St.
Brownell F. Frederick, laborer, w. for Charles W. Morgan.
Brownell Galen T. painter, w. Russell & Cook, b. 120 tjnion.
Brownell George, housewright, h. 183 North.
Brownell George A. ( George Sj^ Charles Brownell) h. 50 Pleasant.
Hrownell George H. mariner, w. Charles W. Morgan, b. 52 Bedford.
Brownell George & Charles, housewrights, 85 Middle.
Brownell George L. carriage maker, 44 Third, h. 54 School.
Brownell Isaac, trader and manufacturer of bottled soda 180, h. 178
County St.
Bro^^^lellJeremiah, h. 132 Third. "California."
Brownell John A. teamster, h. 249 County.
Biownell Joseph, (J. Brownell 4- Co.) h. 39 Spring.
Brownell Joseph & Co. (J. Augustus Broicnell «$• Joshua B. Ashley)
blacksmiths, 16 Fourth, corner Spring, and 15 Mechanics
Lane.
Brownell J. Augustus, (J. Broivnell ^^ Co.) b. 39 Spring.
Brownell Leander, houscAvright, h. 44 Sycamore.
Brownell Lucy S. seamstress, h. 52 Bedford.
Brownell Luther, app. to T. C. Allen 7 Purchase, b. 112 Middle.
Brownell Lysander C. ready made clothing 76 Union, b. 80 Fourth.
Brownell Lysander F. app. to Wm. Maxfield, b. 76 South Second.
Brownell Major, licensed junk store. Whalemen's Slip, h. 162 Kemp-
ton St.
Brownell Oliver G. (C. JV. Chapman Sf Co.) h. Mt. Pleasant, corner
Highland,
Brownell Oliver M. h. 27 County.
Brownell Peleg B. shipwright, h. 183 North.
Brownell Perry, mason, h. 119 William.
Brownell William 0. dealer in ship chandlery, old junk, &c. 2 and 4
Centre, (Wood ^ Brownell) 118 Union, h. 203 Purchase.
Brownell Wright, mason, h. 38 Fourth.
Brownson Leonard B. mariner, h. 37 Smith.
Bruce James, housewright, b. 98 Purchase.
Bruce Oscar, machinist, h. 253 Purchase.
Bryant Frederick, city treasurer and collector, oflSce City Hall^ h.
78 Spring.
Bryant (Seth) & Gooding ( George) stone cutters. North.
Bryant Israel T. {A. Gammons, Sf Co.) b. 17 Elm.
Bryant John, accountant, h. 69 Walden.
Bryant Philander, stoves, 59 William, h. 39 Hillman.
Bryant Samuel M. h. 69 Walden
Bryant Seth, (Bryant <^ Gooding) h. Cannonville, near the Church.
Bryant Thomas S. painter, 72 North Water, h. 69 Walden.
68 DIRECTORY.
Bryant Thomas E. boots and shoes, 14 Purchase, h. 63 Thomas.
Bryant William, h 91 South Second. " California."
Bryer Benjamin, cooper, w. Sanford & Howland, h. 48 Parker.
Bryer William, cooper, h. 77 Chestnut.
Buchanan Thomas, bathing house, 9 North Sixth.
Buckley Daniel, laborer, h. 29 Elm.
Buckley Morris, laborer, h. rear 244 Purchase.
Bucklin George H.inq, 110 Charles. "California."
Bucklin Hannah, Avido-w,h. 89 Charles.
Bucklin Wellington, mason, h. 110 Charles.
Buckminster Joseph, (Buchninster ^- Macy) h. 213 Purchase.
Buckminster {Joseph) &Macy ( William C.) dry goods, 112 Union.
Budlong William R. machinist, w. VVamsutta, h. north of 33 Willis
Buffington Asa, tin pedlar, h. 116 Kempton.
Bufhngton Benjamin T. (ISuffington, Miller §^ Co.) h. 156 Grinnell.
Buffington {Benjamin T.) Miller ( William) & Co. {Abijah D. Cook)
masons. Shearman st.
Buffington Ira, mason, b. 7.5 Washington.
Buins 'Matthew, baker, w. T. B. Denham, b. 41 South Water.
Bullard [Amasa) & Williams {Theodore D.) clothing and dry goods,
42 South Water.
Bullard Amasa, {Bullard ^- Williams) h. 82 Kempton.
Bullock John W. agent for Davenport & Mason's Express, b. Pearl
cor. Purchase.
Bullock Preserved, farmer, h. County road.
Bumpus Henry VV. shipv/right, h. 102 State.
Bumpus Morris, master sloop Index, h. 60 Cedar,
Bumpus Shipley W. (Almy i^- Bumpus) h. 24 North.
Bunker Elisha, clerk, 140, b. 138 Purchase.
Bunker Prederick P. boat builder, w. T. N. Allen, h, 51 Middle
Bunker George M. guager of oil, h. 133 Purchase.
Buoker Daniel, hair dresser, 47 William, b. 92 South Water.
Burbank Charles B. boot maker, 174 Purchase, b. 34 North Sixth.
Burbank George H. clerk for Booth & Hathaway, b. 39 Elm.
Burbank John. b. 152 Union.
Burbank Josiah C blacksmith, w. 4 Orange, h. 69 Cypress.
Burbank Stevens M. boot maker 36 North Second, h. 32 North
Sixth St.
Burdick Christopher, at sea, h. 62 Grinnell, corner Orange.
Burdick Huldah, w. Perkins, Smith & Co.'s factory.
Burdick James A. b. 71 Smith.
Burdick Samuel, sailmaker, b. 41 South Water.
Burdick Stephen A. clerk 13 North Second, h. 102 Fourth.
Burdon Harriet, widow, h. basement 168 Kempton.
Burgess Prancis W. harness maker at 11 Mechanics LanCjb. 75 South
Water.
Burgess Gilbert, fisherman, h. next 88 Prospect.
Burgess John B. gardener, h. Maxfield, west of Cedar.
Burgess Nathan, shoemaker, 92 North Second, h. 39 Poster.
Burgess Thaddeus, shipwright, h. 297 Purchase.
Burgess William, tinickman.
Burke Daniel, laborer, h. 260 Purchase.
Burke John, laborer, w. J. A. Parker, h. 240 Purchase.
Burke Mary, widow, 55 South Water.
DIRECTORS. 69
Burke Thomas, grocer, 168 Purchase.
Burke Thomas, coachman for John Avery Parker, b. 240 Purchase
street-
Burnham Thomas, housewright, b. 155 Kemjiton.
Bums Dermot, laborer, h. 32 Hillman.
Burroughs Ephraim, farmer, h, 70 South Sixth.
Burroughs John B. sailmaker, b. 26 Kempton,
Burroughs John L. sailmaker, w. 33 Commercial wharf, h. 220^
County St.
Burroughs Samuel, fish market 99 Purchase, h. 26 Kempton.
Burt Charles D. Jailar and Keeper House Correction, h. at County
Jail, Morgan st.
Burt Daniel C. pastor of First Congregational Church, Acushnet, h-
Acushnet road.
Burt Jam«s, clerk Union Store No. 55, Market Square.
Burt Joseph Jr. w. Taber^s Iron Foundry, h. 63 Grinnell.
Burt Leander, upholsterer, h, 232 County.
Burt Leander P. {J. P. Merrick Sj- Co.) h. 232 County.
Burt William^ clerk Union Store No. 55, h, 89 Elm.
Burse Enoch, laborer, h. 116 Third.
Burton Andrew G.. laborer, h. 205 Middle.
Bush Charles, barber, b. 55 South Water, comer Walnut.
Bush John, loborer, b. 55 South Water.
Bush James, laborer, h. 36 South Water.
Bush Thomas, laborer, h. 55 South Water.
Bush Thomas M. in ship Rodman, b. 6 Grifiin«
Bush William-, grocer, 36 South Water.
Bussell Joel L, laborer, h. 7 Chanceiy.
Bussell Rufus R. stevedore, h. 14 Chancery,
Butler Daniel, h. 102 Third.
Butler David, laborer, h. 149 Middle
Butler Eunice, widow, h. €3 Forest.
Butler John, laborer, h. 225 Middle. c . ^
Butler Judah, farmer, h. ClarFs Point.
Butler Susan, widow, h. 122 Orchard. ' t
Butler Thomas, mariner, b. 102 Third.
Butler William F. boat builder 133 Ray, h. 2 Foster.
Butman William L. laborer, h. 63 Middle.
Butts Cynthia, widow, h. rear 94 North Second.
Butts Albert N. in ship Lancaster, b. 65 Third.
Butts David, shipwright, w. Stephen Andrews, b. 10 Bush.
Butts Henry R. housewright, h. 1 8 Allen.
Btttts James, laborer, h. rear 94 North Second.
Butts James D. laborer, h. 1 6 Cedar.
Butts James H. blacksmith, w. Butts & Smith, b. 41 Mill,
Mutts Parfen, lahcarer, h. rear 55 First.
Butts Peleg Jr. [Butts ^ Smith) h. 41 Mill, corner Pleasant.
Butts (Peleg Jr.) & Smith (Jonathan) blacksmiths, Hazard's wharf-
Butts Samuel A. laborer, h. 166 North.
Butts Squire W. w. 39 South Water, b. reM 55 First.
Butts Thomas, h, Acushnet Avenue,
puxton Zadoc, b. 105 Purchase,
^^rne Darby, block printer, w. Perkins, Smith & Co.
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70 DIRECTORY.
Cables Harvet, shipwright, 10 Bush, comer First.
Cadwell William P. S. chemist and apothecary 49 Purchase, comer
William, h. 264 County.
Galena David, w. H. G O. Colby,
Caldwell John, w. Perkins, Smith & Co.
Caldwell John Jr. w. Perkins, Smith & Cor
Callaghan Hannah, widow, h. 146 Middle.
Callaghan Michael, laborer, w. Haydon Coggeshall.
Callaghan Patrick, w. Wamsutta, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Camacho Prancis, clothing, 208 Soirth W^ter.
Cameron Alexander, laborer, h. Kempton, corner Park.
Cameron William, rigger, w. foot of Middle, h. 35 Middle-
Campbell John, painter; h. 71 North Water.
Campbell James, laborer, h. basement North Second.
Canfield William, restoratenr 93 Middle, h. 82 Middle.
Cannon Charles, book keeper for James Durfee, h. 29 Bush.
Cannon Clement C. caulker, b. 133 North Second.
Cannon David, laborer, w. H. G. 0. Colby.
Cannon David H. ship builder, h. 6.5 South Second.
Cannon Dennis C. rigger, h. 164 Pleasant.
Cannon Edward S. & Co. {Henry H. Tilson) hats. caps, and furs 96
Union st.
Cannon Edward S. {E. S. Cannon 4^ Co.} h. 80 Third.
Cannon Elisha, caulker, b. Bedford House.
Caanon {Edward) & Curtis {Richard) riggers, loft Central wharf.
Cannon Edward, ( Cannon ^ Curtis) h. 137 North Second.
Cannon Frederick, caulker, h. 133 North Second.
Cannon Michael Francis, laborer, b. 103 North Second,
Cannon George, caulker, h. 177 Purchase.
Cannon Henry, h. 71 Third,
Cannon Humphrey, h. 58 Hill.
Cannon James, h. 25 Russell.
Cannon Nathaniel S. b. 137 North Second.
Cannon Philip, caulker, b. 50 Ray.
Cannon Plumraer, caulker, b. 133 North Second.
Cannon William C. caulker, b. 95 Kempton..
Cannon William E. rigger, h. 58 Hill.
Canty William, laborer, 82 North Second.
Carado Antonio F. G- manner, 111 South Water.
Carbury James, sailmaker, w. Simpson Hart, b. 6 Walnut.
Card Charles V. h. 49 Allen.
Card William, laborer, h. 13 Morgans Row.
Card William. H. inq. 49 Allen. " California."
Cardy David B. spar maker steamboat wharf, h. 45 Sycamor©.
Cardore Dominx, h. 174 South Water,
Carle Benjamin S. shipwright, h. 9 South Second.
Carpenter Lewis G. h. 98 Kempton.
Carr George W. tailor, shop 29 North Water, \np stairs.) b. Mansion
House.
Carr Philip A. cooper 25 Fourth, h. 36 Spring,
Carr Samuel J. app. to Philip A. Carr, b. 36 Spring.
Carroll John, umbrella and shoemaker 154 Purchase^
Carroll Robert, fish dealer, h. 26 Maxfield,
Carson Isaac, laborer^ h,94 South Water-
DIRECTORY. 71
Carter James, blacksmith, w. 16 Fourth, b. 19 Bush.
Carter James C. sailors' boarding house 166 South Water.
Carter Sarah, widow, h. Chancery.
Carter Richard, baker, w. T. B. Dcnhara.
Carter Soloman, mariner, h, rear 65 Smith-
Carter Thomas C. b. 59 South Water.
Carter William, blacksmith, w. 27 Mechanics Lane^ b- 19 Bush.
Carty Michael, laborer, h. 90 South Water.
Carver Thomas C. shipwright, h. 64 North.
Case Alexander H, mason, h. 147 State.
Case Allen, (Delano tf« Case) h. 215 Purchase.
Case Caleb, laboror, h. 101 Kempton.
Case Charles C. mariner, h. 215 Purchase.
Case Frederick S carpenter, h. Acushnet Avenue.
Case George A.inq. 91 Kempton. ^'California."
Case Hannah C. b. 215 Purchase.
Case Isaac, superintendent Liberty Hall, h. Belville-
Case Jireh, shipwright, h. 76 Middle. ,
Case Peleg S. son of Restcome. " California."
Case Restcome, fanner, h. Acushnet avenue.
Case Robert, inq. 101 Kempton. "California."
Case Edmund Thomas, drives B. Rodman's ice cart. h. 318 Purchase.
Casey William, laborer, w. Hay don Coggeshall.-
Casley Anna, widow, h. 83 Forest.
Casson John, b. 75 North Water.
Caswell Catharine, widow, h. 80 Kempton.
Caswell Eliza, h. 112 County.
Caswell George, painter, h. North road, near Haskins Comer.
Caswell Gilbert, cooper, w. for Negus & Holmes, b. 22 Elm, cor. Sixth.
Caswell John P. tin plate worker, w. 148 Union, h. 80 Kempton.
Caswell Thomas P. mariner, h. rear 59 Summer.
Caswell William H. painter, b. 230 Countj.
Caten Jishn, laborex*, h. 135 Middle.
Cavanaugh Edward, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 37 County,
Cavanaugh Matthew, w. Wamsutta Mills, h. 239 Ray.
Chadwick Albert, housewright, w, L. F. Chadwick, b. Raj, cor. North,
Chadwick Albert, housewright, b. 73 Ray.
Chadwick Charles, laborer, h. 83 Ray, corner North.
Chadwick Elizabeth, milliner, 177 Purchase.
Chadwick George H. app. 84 Purchase, b. 1 1 1 Middle.
Chadwick John S. cooper, h. 22 School.
Chadwick Seabury, mariner, b. Mt. Pleasant house- .
Chadwick Solomon, housewright city planing mill, h. 132 GrinnelL
Chadwick Mary, widow, h. 154 Kempton.
Chadwick Thomas A. app. 14 Elm, b. 283 Purchase.
Chadwick Thomas S. shoemaker 12^ Purchase, h. 15 Hillman.
Chadwick William J, clerk stall 1, city market, b. 154 Kempton.
Chadwick Zenas F.^ carpenter, Leonard's wharf, h. 94 Third.
Chaffee Amos, mason, h, Braleyville road.
Chamberlaia Saben B. housewright, h. 45 Sycamore.
Chambers David, w. 104 County.
Chandler Charles, dry goods 46 Purchase, h. 24 Bush, corner Third.
Chaney Ephraim, shipwright, h. 94 Raj.
, Chanej Eunice, widow, h- 94 Raj.
72 DIRECTOEY.
Chaney Ralph, shipwrigbt, h, 172 Purchase.
Channing John W. cancer doctor, h, 40 Elm.
Channing Samuel S. shipwright, b. 40 Elm.
Channing Walter, shipwright, b. 40 Elm.
Channing William H. surgeon dentist 62 Purchase, b. 40 Elm.
Chapman Alfred M. (Himt ^ Chapman) h. 110 South Sixth.
Chapman {John H.) & Bonney {Jmiah S.) sailmakers, loft Merchants
wharf.
Chapman Cyrus W. (O. W. Chapman tf- Co.) h. SaFc^iirth.
Chapman C. W. & Co. ( Oiivev G. Rrownell) merchant tailors and drj
goods, 27 North Water.
Chapman Esther, widow, h. 99^ Purchase.
Chapman Jedediah B. eating house, 6 Pearl.
Chapman John H. (Chapman 8f Bonney) h. 163 County.
Chapman Mercy, widow, h. 73. Hill.
Chappell Robert W. harness maker, w. 24 Eourth, b. 56 First,
Chappell Daniel C. cooper, h. 220^ County.
Chappell William H. cooper^ w. Andrew Hayes, h. 21 Willis.
Chase Abraham, laborer, h. 116 North Second.
Chase Allen, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. Noel Taber road.
Chase Alvord, inq. 2 Walnut. " California."
Chase Amos, ship keeper, 2 Walnut.
Chase Amos Jr. (David H. Chase <^ Co.) h. 9 Walnutj cop. First.
Chase Ariel, mariner, b. 125 Pleasant.
Chase Benona S. b. 2 Walnut.
Chase Betsey, widow, h. 61 Cypress.
Chase Benjamin B. tailor, b. city hotel.
Chase Charles, shipwright, b. 24 High st.
Chase Charles, h. 90 Jackson.
Chase Coleman, mariner, b. rear 100 North Second.
Chase David E. {Freeman Dexter Sf Co.) h. 110 Charles.
Chase D.H. {David H.) & Co. (Amos Chase Jr.) outfitters, 44 S. Water.
Chase David H. (D. H. Chase Sr Co.) h. 4 Walnut.
Chase Dean, laborer, h. 22 Dartmouth st.
Chase Ebenezer, mariner, h. Belville, near Acushnet.
Chase Ephraim, housewright, w. 85 Middle, h. 176 County.
Chase Elisha, laborer, b. with Levi Cbasej Tarkiln Hill.
Chase Ezra B. housewright, w. Sherman, Robinson & Co. h. rear 79
Allen St.
Chase Frederick A. sparmaker, w. Ryder & Smith, h. Ward st.
Chase Frederick P. tailor, h. 101 Ray.
Chase George, master mariner, h. 63 Chestnut.
Chase George, clerk 44 South Water, b. 57 South Water.
Chase Henry, shipwright, h. 50 Russell.
Chase Henry B. tailor 104 Union, h. 173 Middle.
Chase Henry T. at sea, inq. of Elihu Beeden, Cannonville.
Chase Ichabod (/. Chase ^' Co.) h. 12 North, corner Ray.
Chase I. (Ichabod) & Co. {Henry F. Clark) coopers, Hazard's whf.
Chase Isaiah Jr. teamer, h. 44 Arnold.
Chase James B. painter, w. Chase & Dexter, b. 41 South Water.
Chase James B. {Bourne cf* Chase) h. 72 Elm.
Chase James F. painter, w. W. L. Dunham, h. Summer, cor. Maxfeld.,
Chase James H. watchmaker, w. 136 Union, h. 17 School.
Chase James S. shipwright, h. 106 Max^feld.
DIRECTORY. 73
Chase Jeremiah, h. 17 Kussell st
Chase John B. laborer, w. N. B. & T. rail road, h. 8 Campbell.
Chase John A. w. E. M. Robinson's c works, h. 155 Eay.
Chase Joseph, oil manufacturer 21 First, h. 23 "Walnut.
Chase Joseph, housewright, w. 16 Elm, h. 228 County.
Chase Joseph T. master mariner, h. 125 Pleasant
Chase Levi, farmer, h, Tarkiln Hill.
Chase Leander A. painter, w. W. L. Dunham, h. 75 Maxfeld.
Chase Leonard M. laborer, h. Hickory.
Chase Luther S. fish market, Taber's wharf, h. 246 South Water.
Chase Nathan, dry goods, 32 Purchase, h. 165 County.
Chase Obed, b. 66 State.
Chase Resolved, laborer, h. 1 26 Kempton.
Chase Robert, housewright 75^ Ray, h. 86 Ray.
Chase Samuel P. mariner, h. 17 School. " California."
Chase Seth, app. to W. H. Smith, b. 68 Eorest.
Chase Stephen G. laborer, h. first on Phillips road.
Chase William B. clerk 112 Union, b. 53 South Second, cor. Walnut.
Chase William E. cooper, w. 48 Eirst, h. 19 Walnut.
Chase William H. w. rivet factory, h. rear 329 South Water;
Chequer William H. boot and shoe maker 30 School, h. 22 Crapo.
Cherbuck Henry C. (Smith, CherbucJc ^- Rider) b, basement 297 Pur-
chase St.
Childs Henry, boots and shoes wholesale and retail, 95 Union, b,
Parker House,
£!hilds John, in ship Scotland, h. 41 North.
Childs Josiah G mariner, h. 83 North Second.
Childs Rhoda Ann, widow, h
Childs Sylvester, salesman, 111 Union, h, 41 High.
Childs Thomas, laborer, b. North Second, corner High.
Chillits Josiah G. b. 85 North Second.
Chipman James E. w. Wamsutta Mills, b. Mt. Pleasant House.
Chisole Elijah H. master bark Oceola, b. 97 J Middle.
Chisole William R. student with Dr. E. Matthes, b. 97^ Middle,
Choate George W. nautical instrument maker 8 N. Water, b. 22 Third.
Chollet Caroline, h. 221 Purchase.
■ Christian .Joseph S. h. 143 Middle. " California."
Christian Judy, widow, h. 1 Morgans Row.
Christian Stephen C. master mariner, h. 297 Purchase.
Church Charles, housewright, w. il H. Bliss, b. 87 Third.
Church Charles H. {Charles H.. Church (^ Co.) h. 94 Linden.
Church Charles H. & Co. druggist and apothecaries, 183 County.
Church Ephraim E sallmaker Parker's Block, h. 16 Mill.
Church Ereeman T. sailmaker, w. Hunt & Chapman, h, 39 North,
corner Pleasant.
Church Horatio L. sailmaker, w. Parker's Block, h. 280 Purchase.
Church James T. sailmaker, loft Parker's Block, h. 94 Linden.
Church Lydia, milliner 6 Cheapside, h. 39 North, corner Pleasant.
Church Mary, widow, h. Acushnet road, first over the rail road.
Church Nancy, widow, h. 52 North Second.
Church William A. clerk 5 North Water, b. 39 North.
Church William N. clerk 60 Union, b. 44 Eourth.
Churchell Isaac C mason, h. 6 Maxfeld.
Churchill Josiah W. cooper, w. 9 Russell, b. 78 Eifth.
6f
74 DIRECTORY.
Churchill Hiram, inq. Sylvanus Charchill. " California."
Churchill Sylvanus, cooper, w. 9 Russell, b. 78 Fifth.
Clapp William F. H. [Tripp, Brightman 8f Olapp) h. 77 Pleasant.
Clapp Zebedee, laborer, w. Holder Ho wland, Clark's Point, h. 107
South Orange.
Clarey Henry, moulder, w. 103 North Water^ b. 7 Elm.
Clark Archibald, laborer, h. 128 Third.
Clark Augustus, b. 220^ County.
Clark Asa, laborer, b. 94 South Wafer.
Clark Benjamin H. drives city cart, h. 63 Smith.
Clark Benjamin, master mariner, h. 71 Orchard.
Clark Benjamin S. master ship Leonidas, b. 71 Orchard.
Clark Charles, confectioner, 79 Purchase, h. 197 County.
Clark Charles A. druggist and apothecary 73 Purchase, h. 200
County.
Clark C. B. physician and surgeon, office 139 Union.
Clark Charles C. b. 53 Walnut, corner Fifth. '^California."
Clark Charles S. jobing wagon, h. 197 Cotrntj.
Clark Daniel L. ship carpenter, w. Fish Island, h. 136 South Water.
Clark David, master ship George, h. 41 Sycamore.
Clark Elisha, in ship Rodman, b. 151 Pleasant.
Clark Ezra, housewright, shop Foster, h. 60 Summer.
Clark George, caulker, h. Mount Pleasant st.
Clark George H. master mariner, b. with Sylvanus Lovell.
Clark Harrison, back driver, h. 141 Purchase.
Clark Henrv B. { Wilder Sf Clark) h. 109 Elm.
Clark Henry F. (/. Chase Sf Co.) h. 205 Purchase.
Clark Ichabod E. blacksmith, h. rear No. I County.
Clark James, laborer, w. J. A. Parker.
Clark .lames, " City Dye House," 120 Ray.
Clark James, carpenter, w. Moses H. Bliss, b. 124 Fourth.
Clarke Joseph, block and pump maker 4 Hazards wharf, h. Mount
Pleasant.
Clark James W. ship smith, w. city wharf, h. 75 South VVat<!r.
Clark Johnson, physician, h. 32 Elm.
Clark John B. mariner, b. 60 Ray.
Clark John C. T. mariner, h. Howland st.
Clark Joseph &, Co. block and pump makers. City wharf.
Clark Joseph, (Joseph Clarke S,- Co.) h. Mount Pleasant st.
Clark Josiah R. cabinet maker, w. 150 Union, h. Maxfield, corner
Foster.
Clark Marshall J. cooper, w. Charles Parker, h. 97 South Second.
Clark Michael, laborer, h. 218 Ray.
Clark Noah, housewright, b, 155 Kempton.
Clark Peleg C. block maker, w. city wharf, h. 77i Purchase,
Clark Rosil, app. to Daniel Clark, b. 136 South Water.
Clark Ruth, widow, h. 53 Walnut, corner Fifth.
Clark Samuel, b. 96 Elm.
Clark Thomas, h, 67 Kempton.
Clark Thomas, laborer, h. Chancery.
Clark Thomas, mariner, h. Middle, corner Cedar.
Clark Thomas, b. 96 Elm.
Clark Thomas A. laborer, h. Acushnet Village.
Clark Thomas E. fish market Commercial wh£
DIPvECTORY. 75
Clark Thomas L. tailor, w. 86 Union, h. 67 Kempton.
Clark William F. druggist and apothecary 74 Purchase, house 166
County.
Clark William R. mariner, h. 34 North Sixth
Clark William S. laborer, w. Edward M. Robinson's candle works, h.
63 Mechanics Lane.
Clasby Benjamin, cooper, inq. comer Ash and Elm.
Clasby George, cooper 3 Steamboat wharf, h. 44 Middle.
Clasby Stephen W. app to Allen Kelley, b. 58 North.
Cleveland Abraham L master sloop Escort, h. 22 South Sixth, cor.
School.
Cleveland Charles G. mariner, h. South Orange.
Cleveland Lorenzo D. architect 2 Union, b. 133 Union.
Clifford John Henry, attorney general of Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts, {Clifford 8f Brigham) h. 87 Orchard.
Cliflford (John Henry ) &, Brigham (Lincoln F. ) attornies, counsellors
at law and notaries public, office 35 North Water.
Clifford George, app. to Cannon & Lewis, b. 65 South Second.
Clifton Jireh W. app. to Wilson & Sawyer, b. 53 Hill.
Cline Robert, h. 82 Walden.
Clough James, restorateur, 8 South Water.
Coad Lucy, widow, h. 75 North.
Cobb Benjamin, mariner, h. 10 High.
Cobb Cephas, confectioner 85 Purchase, h. 124 Middle.
Cobb David, boarding house, 5 old Market Square.
Cobb Daniel S. soap maker, w. 14 South Second, house 9 South
Second.
Cobb George W. carriage painter, w. 84 Purchase, b. Ill Middle.
Cobb Nathaniel W. P. mason, h. 65 Sycamore.
Cobb John Q. A. master schooner Abby, b. 5 old Market Square.
Cobb Prentiss M. shoe maker. 111 Kempton.
Cobb Sarah, widow, h. 12 High.
Cobb Nymphas D. tends restorateur 46 Union, b. Ill Kempton.
Cobb William S. (William S. Cobb ^^ Co.) h. corner Washington and
Orchard.
Cobb William S. «& Co. {J. George W. Pope) merchant tailors, 20
South Water.
Cochran David, in ship L. C. Richmond, h. 35 School.
Coffin Albert, cooper, h. 9 Walnut.
Coffin Charles H. b. "Hazelwood." Clarks Point.
Coffin Edmund B. boat builder, h. 49 Cove.
Coffin Eunice, b. " Hazelwood," Clarks Point.
Coffin Frederick, boat builder, house and shop '• Hazlewood."
Coffin George G. clerk Mercury Office, h. 73 Third.
Coffin Phebe C. h. " Hazelwood."
Coffin Rufus, inq. 102 Purchase. " California."
Coffin Sarah, widow, h. 34 South Sixth, corner Walnut.
Coffin Shubael C. boat builder, shop Rotch's south wharf, h. 66 Third
street.
Coffin Timothy G. counsellor, attorney at law and notary public,
{Coffin S^ Barney) h. 102 Purchase.
Coffin {Timothy G.) & Barney (Edwin L.) counsellors and attornies
at law, office 42 North Water.
Coffin William, inq. 102 Purchase. '• California. ''
76 DIRECTORY.
Coffin William C. Treasurer New Bedford Institution for Savings, b.34
South Sixth.
Coffin William H. coachman 22 South Second, b. 17 South Second.
Cogan James, laborer, b. South Water.
Coggeshall Bradford H. cooper, w. Hazard's wharf, h. 58 Ray.
Coggeshall Charles M. apprentice to Wood, Brightman & Co. b. 6i5
Charles.
Coggeshall Edward, master bark Ionia, h. 63 Dartmouth st.
Coggeshall Edward L.b. with Haydon Coggeshall.
Coggeshall Hayden, farmer, h. Acushnet Road, third from Rail
Road.
Coggeshall Ichabod, farmer, h. 63 Dartmouth.
Coggeshall James, b. 265 County.
Coggeshall John, Jr. merchant, h. 265 County.
Coggeshall John W. b. 265 County.
Coggeshall John, clerk, Wm. G. E. Pope, b. 69 Third.
Coggeshall Josiah, confectionary, 8 South Second, h. 71 South Sec-
ond.
Coggeshall Nelson, teamer, h. 164 Kempton.
Coggeshall Samuel B. in ship Telegraph, b. 265 County.
Coggeshall Sarah A. gentlemen's furnishings, 3 Cheapside, b. Mansion
House.
Coggeshall Sarah W. widow, h. 74 Mill.
Coggeshall Thomas, Jr. clerk, Post Office, h. 31 Bush.
Coggeshall William P. farmer, b. with Haydon Coggeshall.
Coin John, laborer, h. near 130 Kempton.
Colburn George, fish market, foot of Middle, h. 88 Charles.
Colburn Thomas, truckman, b. 350 South Water.
Colby Elijah, dentist, h. 35 Kempton.
Colby Harrison Gray Otis, attorney and counsellor at law. 35 North
Water, h. 81 South.
Cole Andrew, laborer, h. Philips road.
Cole Benjamin, clerk, 32 School, h. 149 State.
Cole Harrison G. 0. carriage maker, w. 44 Third, h. 84 Fourth,
Cole Henry, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, b. 91 Third.
Cole Luther, blacksmith, w. J. Macy, h. 76 Washington.
Cole Nathaniel, blacksmith, w. 4 Orange, b. 2 Maxfeld.
Cole William B. mason, h. 166 Mill. " California."
Coleman Alvin, b. 69 Hillman.
Coleman Betsey R. dressmaker, 5^ Purchase, b. 22 Third.
Coleman Edwin M. housewright, w. J. L. Ferguson b. 72 Elm.
Coleman George, trader, house and shop 8 Dartmouth.
Coleman George W. cooper, h. 100 Third. "California."
Coleman George W. clerk, 19 Purchase, b. 7 Cheapside.
Coleman Hezekiah, grocer, 32 South Second, h. 42 Third.
Colesworthy Emeline, h. 67 Mill.
Collins Barnabas, h. Linden, west of Ashland.
Collins Dennis, laborer, w. 43 Elm.
Collins Hugh, laborer, h. 177 South Second.
Collins James H. ship chandlery and hardware, 55 Union, h. 58
Fifth.
-Collins Leonard, h. 159 Elm.
Collins Lucy C. tailoress, h. 177 Mill.
Collins Thomas M. laborer, w. J. Baylies. & Co. 20 North Water.
DIRECTORY. 77
Collins William A., laborer, w. E. W. Howland, Clark's Point.
Colsbn Owen D. tin plate worker, w. 18 North Water, h. 76 Middle
street.
Colston William, mariner, b. 69 Charles.
Colwell James, laborer, h. rear of Rodman House.
Colwell John G. cotton printer, h. head of Middle.
Colyar Henry, h. rear of 89 Smith.
Colyar Henry P. painter, b. rear of 89 Smith.
Comerford Patrick, cooper, h. 232 County.
Conant William G. w. 49 South Water, h 17 Maxfeld.
Conaway Michael, laborer, h. basement 40 Middle.
Cone Oscar, Jr. clerk, 25 North Water, b Mansion House.
Congdon Charles T. counsellor and attorney at law, office 36^ North
Water, b. Mount Pleasant House.
Congdon Deborah, widow, b. Mount Pleasant House.
Congdon Elizabeth, dress maker, b. 2 Cheapside.
Congdon James B. cashier Merchants Bank, h. 118 County, corner
AValnut.
Congdon Joseph, cashier Mechanics Bank, b. 34 South Sixth.
C-ongdon Louis, book keeper Mechanics Bank, guager, inspector of
oil, b. Mount Pleasant House.
Congdon Sarah, dress maker, b. 2 Cheapside.
Congdon Susan, b. 57 Third.
Congdon William, sailmaker, w. 33 Commercial wharf, h. 66 Mill.
Conklin Abraham, cook, 67 William, b. rear 126 Kempton.
Conley Prancis, laborer, h. 134 South Water.
Connor Abraham, hack driver for Gray, Packard & Co. h. Market
corner Sixth.
Connor Edward, w. 110 County.
Connor Thomas, laborer, h. 47 South Water.
Connor Timothy, laborer, b. Patrick Sullivan.
Conway Patrick, laborer, h. rear 23 South Second.
Conway Michael, laborer, h. 49 Middle.
Conway Perry, b. 17 First.
Conwell Joseph, laborer, h. 147 Ray.
Cook Abijah D. (Buffington, Mille/^ Co.) h. 17 S Grinnell-
Cook Almeda W,, boarding house, 91^ North Water.
Cook Almy, widow, b. with Elizabeth Hathaway, North road.
Cook Bennett, mason, h. Noel Taber's road, 2d from Cannonville.
Cook Daniel, laborer, h. 159 Kempton.
Cook Christopher, master ship Good Return, h. 110 Sixth.
Cook Ebenezer, in ship Herald, b. 85 Third.
Cook George, b. 37 Smith.
Cook Edward, w. N. T. Bent, Acushnet road.
Cook Henry F. in ship South America, inq. of Bennett Cook.
Cook Isaac S. (J". S. Cook. ^ Co )h. 72 South.
Cook J. S. {John S.) & Co. (Isaac S.) provisions, &c. 103 Third.
Cook Jabez, laborer, h. 60 Parker.
Cook James, laborer, h. Chancery.
Cook John, driver city cart, h. 37 Smith.
Cook John S. (J. S. Cook Sp Co.) house 134 Washington.
Cook Joseph, house 73 Allen. " California." ■».
Cook Permelie, widow, house 181 County."
Cook Philip B. mason, house Noel Taber's road.
78 DIRECTORY.
Cook Ruth, boards with Isaac Borden, North road.
Cook Silas, cooper, house 232 Purchase.
Cook (Thomas) & Snow (Loum) wholesale and retail dry goods, 39
North Water.
Coo A Thomas, ( Cook ^ Snow) house North of C. W. Morgan's.
Cook Timothy D. housewright and surveyor of lumber 16 Elm,
house IS Griffin.
Cook "William H. rigger, house 74 Middle.
Cook William T. city liquor agent, 59 William, house 270 County.
Cooke George B. {Mosher ^ Cooke) house County, near Clark's
Cove.
Cooke William B. (Henry Russell ^' Co.) boards 38 Pleasant.
Coombs Asa, 2d. shipwright, house 116 North Second.
Coombs Asa, hat pressor, 99 Union, house 72 Foster.
Coombs Benjamin, special justice of the police court, office 7 North
Water, house 96 South Second corner Russell.
Coombs Benjamin F. book keeper, boards 96 South Second street
Coombs David W. shipwright, Avorks Commercial wharf, h. South
Orange.
Coombs William, laborer, house rear 29 Allen.
Cooper John, in bark Newton, house 19 Howland.
Cooper Patrick, laborer, house 70 William.
Cooper Thomas, jobbing waggon, house 32 Hillman.
Copeland Charles, milliner, 5 Cheapside, b. Mansion House.
Cornell Abraham A. laborer, h. Market, corner Sixth.
Cornell Betsey, widow, h. County, corner Mill.
Cornell James, b. 65 North Water.
Cornell John D. in ship Gratitude, h. 199 South Water.
Cornell John M. laborer, h. 119 Smith.
Cornell John R. N. stevedore, h. 103 Sycamore.
Cornell Joseph W. boat builder, 133 Ray, h. rear 139 Ray.
Cornell Phebe Ann, h. Summer, near Maxfeld.
Cornell Robert S housewright, w. Sherman, Robinson &^Co. b. 31
County.
Cornell Weston, farmer, h. Allen's Mill road, first north of Nash
Road.
Cornell William Jr. laborer, h. 85 Third, corner Russell.
Cornell William, laborer, rear 277 South Water.
Cornish Ivory S. teacher, h. 110 County.
Conie John, w. Samuel Leonard's candle works, h.65 Prospect.
Corson Benjamin F. truck man .rear 139 Ray.
Corson David, house 139 Ray.'
Corson Isaac, teamer, boards 94 South Water.
Corson Mary Ann, widow, house 120 Ray.
Corson Temple S. truckman, boards 73 Ray, corner North.
Cory Albert B. (Barrows ^- Cory) house 166 County, corner Middle
street.
Cory Albert G. (A. H. Seabury ^ Co ) boards 21 Eighth, corner Wil-
liam St.
Cory Alonzo G. housewright, house 82 Fourth.
Cory Daniel, shipwright, house 32 Elm.
Cory Ebenezer, accountant for Simpson Hart, boards 54 Parker.
Cory Isaac C. house 64 Mechanics Lane. "California."
Cory John, shoemaker, house 19 Allen.
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DIRECTORY. 79
Cory Lawton H. farmer, house Allen's Mill road, first north of Nash
Eoad.
Cory Meribah, widow, boarding house, 4 Cheapside.
Cory Michael, laborer, house 69 Mechanics Lane.
Cory Nathaniel Jr. iliariner, boards 4 Cheapside.
Cory Sarah, boarding house 24 Walnut.
Cory Seabury Jr. shipwright, b. 28 High.
Cory Sylvester R. tailor 21 North Water, house No. 1 Hillman.
Costle William, laborer, house 36 South Water.
Cota Charles C. works Albert Shaw, house 25 South Second.
Cottle Thomas, teamer for W. Wilcox, boards 49 Hillman.
Cotton Louisa, widow, house basement of Middle.
Courtland Robert L. barber, works 22^ S. Water, b. 30 Bedford St.
Covell Amy B. widow, h. 110 Pleasant.
Covell Benjamin B. painter, 4 Middle, h. 25 Kempton.
Covell Calvin H. h. 47 Pleasant.
Covell Charles, master mariner, h. 112 Purchase.
Covell Charles H. rigger, b. 98 Purchase.
Covell David A. N. B. & T. rail road, b. 240 Purchase.
Covell Edward T. b. 59 Summer.
Covell George A. master ship Illinois, b. 114 Pleasant.
Covell Halsey, caulker, h. 240 Purchase.
Covell Harriet, teacher, b. 59 Summer,
Covell James, boarding house, 68 Grinnell.
Covell Mary C. widow, h. 59 Summer.
Covell Thomas, boarding house, 9 Walnut, cor. First.
Covell William, cooper, h. 24 Pranklin.
Covell William, b. 59 Summer.
Cowen Henry, b. 41 South Water.
Cowen Henry, laborer, w. and b. 277 County.
Cowen Horace, laborer, h. 46 Bedford.
Cowen Daniel, blacksmith, h. Allen's Mill road.
Cowen Lepnard M. h. Allen's Mill road.
Cowen Philip, h. 98 Charles.
Cowen Samuel, stone cutter, b. 97 Linden.
Cox Henry, mariner, b. 95 North Water.
Cox Sarah C widow, boarding house, 39 Kempton.
Coxen George E. baker, 49 South Water, h. 11 Sear's Conrt.
Craig WTieeler, Rev. b. 121^ Union.
Cragie Andrew, {A. D. Richmond, &^ Co.) h. 39 Fourth.
Cram J. Willard, clerk Parker House.
Crandall John M. music store 15 Purchase, b. Parker House.
Crane Charles S- C. painter, h. Allen's Mill road.
Crane Charles, ( C. Crane 6r Co.) Acushnet.
Crane Charles & Co. tin plate workers, Acushnet.
Crane Edward R. inq. Silas Stetson. " California."
Crane Ezra D. 3d mate ship Statira, inq. Charles S. C' Crane.
Crane Levi L. coal yard, 1 1 Union, h- 160 Union.
Cranston James M- h. 13 Hope- " California."
Cranston John, boat builder, 122 Ray. h. 8 Maxfeld.
Cranston Lydia, widow, h. Fifth, south of Wing.
Cranston Thomas A. app. to W- L. Dunham, b. Summer eoftiej
Maxfeld
Cranston William, boatbuilder, w. Bay, b- 13 Pope.
80 DIRECTORY.
Crapo Abiel, laborer, h. North road.
Crapo Caleb B. (Crapo ^ Strong) h. 72 Third.
Crapo Charles, farmer, house east side Dartmouth street, near Dart4
mouth line.
Crapo Charles H. carpenter, h. 144 Dartmouth st.
Crapo Ezra li. Crapo House, 89 WiUiam.
Crapo George H. b. rear 89 Smith.
Crapo Hannah, widow, h. rear 89 Smith.
Crapo Henry H. Secretary Bedford Com. Ins. Co., office 33 North
Water, h. " Wasemequia Nurseries," 106 Washington.
Crapo Jeremiah, h. 231 South Water. '' California."
Crapo Peter, h. 59 Summer.
Crapo Squire G. laborer, h. last on Grape, west end.
Crapo Stephen E. rigger, h. 1 60 Grinnell.
Crapo {Caleb B.) & Strong (Samuel L.) dry goods 22 Purchase.
Crapo Warren, laborer, w. O. Crocker & Son's oil works, b. 231 South
Water.
Crapo William W. b. 106 Washington.
Craw Mary F. house 151 South Water.
Crawford Greenock, tailor, b. Elm.
Creamer Michael, laborer, house 3 High.
Cressy Caleb G. app. to Snell & Dean, b. 148 North Second.
Cressy Hiram M, shipwright, h. 148 North Second.
Crittenden James H. {Lucas ^ Crittenden) b. 29 South Water.
Croach Eliza Ann, widow, h. 21 Morgan's Row.
Croucher Daniel B. cooper, w. I. Bly, house 27 Sherman.
Croucher Thomas, cooper, h. 25 Sherman. " California."
Crocker Ansel, shipwright, house 31 Charles.
Crocker Benjamin P. app. 49 North Second, b. 65 Walden.
Crocker Charles, housewright, works David R. Peirce, b. 1 North.
Crocker David, w. 50 South Water, h. Cove st.
Crocker Desire, h. 33 Charles.
Crocker Edward, 145 Third. " California."
Crocker Enoch, shoemaker, works S. M. Burbank, boards 41 North
Sixth.
Crocker Ephraim, shipwright, b. 6 Walnut.
Crocker George O. {0. 8f G. 0. Crocker) b. 96 William,
Crocker James, w. for A. Shaw, h. 85 Smith.
Crocker John, shipwright, house 102 State.
Crocker O. {Oliver) & G. O. ( George 0.) merchants, c r. 7 Commer*
cial wharf, candle works South, cor. South Second.
Crocker Oliver, (0. <^ G. 0. Crocker) h. 96 Wilham.
Crocker Peleg B. works Palmer & Ricketson's oil works, boards
Cove St.
Crocker Rowland R. 2d, mariner, b. Eourth, corner Spring.
Crocker Sarah, widow, b. 35 Eighth.
Crocker William, housewright, w.for W. H. Woodbridge,b. 6 Walnut.
Crosby Frank J. clerk for O. R. Whitcomb, b, 133 Union-
Crosby George F. shipwright, b. 86 North Second.
Crosby Josiah, caulker, b. 104 North Second.
Crosby Prentiss, shipwright, h. 98 North Second.
Crosby Seth P. caulker, b. 104 North Second.
Cross John, butcher, h. 29 Sherman.
Cross Lathan, master mariner, h. 22 Third,
DIRECTORY. 81
Ooss Thomasj tiaplate wofks 18 North Water^ b. 120 Union.
Cross William G- h. 48 Russell, corner FoUtth.
Crouch John C. b. Sullivan st.
Crouch Thomas, (Parker Sf Crouch) h. rear 231 Middle,
Crowell Allen H. housewright, b. 57 School, corner Fourth,
Crowell Alvin, housewright, w. D. R. Peirce, b. 72 Elm.
CiX)Well Amos, in bark Sea Flower, h. 94 Elm.
Crowell Edward, app. to E. G. Ward, b. Fourth, cor. School.
Crowell Isaac S. cooper, w. J. W. Peirce, b. 209 South Waters
Crowell Jabez, b* 38 Foster,
Crowell James H. ( CroweU <^ Perrg) h. 38 Foster*
Crowell John, b. 37 Kempton,
Crowell Leonard, {Nathan Lewis, Sr Co.) h., 37 KemptOB.
Crowell Peleg, pilot, h. 209 South Water.
Crowell Seth Jr. cooper, w. 45 Kempton, h. 61 Hill.
Crowell (Ja?«es H.) &. Perry {George W.) housewrights, 20 Mechan^
ics Lane.
Crowell William H. in ship Callao, b, 209 South Water.
Crowley Daniel, laborer, h. 147 Middle.
Crowley Robert, laborer, w. G. Hussey c. w. b. Bush.
Cuffee Eliza^ widow, h, 38 South Second.
CunifF Edward, laborer, w. 14 South Second, h. 134 South Wat^ro
Cummings James, tailor, 99 Union, h. corner Sixth and William.
Cummings Joseph, mariner, h. 209 Middle.
Cummings Mary, widow h. Mountain Brow, Perry's Corner.
Cummings Solomon, laborer, h, 183 County.
Cumminskey Michael, in ship Roman, h- 8 Dartmouthb
Cundell Joseph, truckman, h. 43 Cove^.
Cunningham Daniel, laborer, h. opposite paper mill, Acashnet road.
Cunningham Daniel, w. Perkins, Smith & Co. h. 7 Franklin.
Cunningham John, shipping office, 17 Commercial wharf, h. i^ar of
97 Fourth,
Cunningham Robert, laborer, h. 8 Maxfeld.
Cunningham Timothy, w. H. H. Crapo, b. 7 Elm.
Cunningham William J. h. 13 Chestnut. " California^"
Curtis Eliza, h. 130 Kempton.
Curtis Richard, rigger, h. 77 Pleasant.
Cashing Albert W. accountant, h. 63 Hillman*
Cashing John, master mariner, b. 120| Union,
dishing John K. housewright, 49 Pleasant, h. 63 Hillinan-
Cushing Nathaniel, ship carpenter, h. 47 South Water.
Gushing Nathaniel Jr. b. 47 South Second.
Cushman Aaron C. master mariner, h. 213 Purchase.
Cushman Azariah, housewright, b. 139 Ray.
Cushman Benjamin, master mariner, h. 50 Fifth.
Cushman Charles D. inq. 67 Fourth. " California."
Cushman David A. h. 44 Kempton.
Cushman Eliza, h. next North of Wamsutta Mill.
Cushman Eliphalet, restaurateur under City Hotel, h. 47 Mechanics
lane.
Cushman Frederic, master mariner, h. 35 School,
Cushman Gustarus H. tin plate worker, w. 11 North Water, h. 11
Fourth.
Cushman Jacob W. w. Tabor's Iron Foundry, h. 103 Fourth.
7
82 PIBECTORY.
Cushman Isaac, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, b, 102 Fonrth.
Cushman Lysander V. blaeksmkhy w. 3 Hazard's wharf, b. 91 Raf ^
Cushman Timothy R. book keeper for Swift & Allen, h. 98 State,
Cushman Zacheus, sail maker, loft MerrilFs wharf, h. 67 Fourth,
Cushman Zebulon G. cooper, w. Diavid Peirce, b, 24 Bedford.
Cypress Robert, barber, b. »ear 35 S^ith,
Daggei-t Dawiel T. house 1S8 Middle. " California."
Daggett Eliphalet, surveyor of lumber, h. 1 64 North*
Daggett Jethro D. housewright, h. 12 Bethel st.
Dahill Timothy, tailor, w. 99 Union, h. 23 Spring.
Daley Bernard, laborer, h. Acushnet Depot.
Daley Dennis, trader 78 North Water.
Daley George, w, Wamsutta, b. WamsmttaNo. 3,
Daley Mary, widow, h. 2§'8 Pta*chase^
Daley Patrick, shipwright, h. 65 Prospect.
Daley Thomas, w. C. H. Leonard's oil works, h, 88 South WstCF-
Daley Thomas, w. N. B. & T. rail road, b. 296 Purchase street,
Daley William, laborer, h. 94 North Water.
Dalman Henry, w. Albert Shaw, h. 112 Purchase.
Dam Andrew J. billiard saloon 60 Elm, resides in Dartmouth'
Dame Daniel D, laborer, 1 Eddy's wharf.
Dame Frederic, laborer, h. South Second, near Howlandj.-
Damon Doane, {Davis 4* Damon) h. 38 Kempton-
Damon George, shipwright, b. 19 Hillman,
Damon Granville D. app. b. 14 Cheapside.
Damon Hosea, housewright, w. 49 Pleasant, h. 39 Smith,
Damon Samuel, {Hillman 8f Damon) h. 31 Hillman.
Damon Silas D. shipwright, h. 83 Smith.
Damon William H. shipwright, h. 76 Pleasant,
Damon James, h. 68 Mechanics Lane.
Danfield James T. tailor, w. 101 Union, h. 91 Ray,
Danforth Harriet B.. % 144 Dartmouth st,
Dantsizen Christian, cabinet maker, works 47 PiErchase, ho®se S8
William.
Dantsizen Jacob, works New Bedford cordage factory, house' head of
Middle.
Danscher Jacob, (Dennis Sf Danscher) h. 11 Third.
Darling Angell, baker, w. 49 South Water, b. 51 i South Water-
Daoelin John, laborer, w. H. H. Crapo, b. 36 County,
Davenport Alfred C rigger, h- 191 South Water,
Davenport Alice, widow, h. 42 Middle.
Davenport Alonzo, housewright, shop 72 First, h. 80 First'
Davenport Andrew C. boarding house 25 Middle.
Davenport Charles D. inq. 174 Union. " California-'^
Davenport Cornelius, hats, caps and furs 128 Union, h,53 School,
Davenport Elizabeth, widow, h. 174 Union
Davenport James, rigger, h. 100 South Orange,
Davenport John, works Wilcox's Sash Mill, hottSC Smith, cast of
County.
Davenport John, works N. B. cordage factory, h. 126'KemptoD,
D&YQnport C William R.) Mason {Nathaniel S.) 4i Co. (Ruf us God-
/rey) New York Express, office 119 Uiiioil.
DIRECTORY. 83
Davenport Richard, clerk city market^ stall 6 city market, house 53
School.
Davenport Richard W. clerk 128 Union, b. 5S School.
Davenport Thomas T. b. 174 Union. " California-"
Davis Aaron, shipwright, h. 35 Maxfeid.
Davis Abner H. clerk 3 Commercial wharf, h. 53 First.
Davis Abner T. laborer, h. 37 Seventh.
Davis Abraham S. b. 8 Maxfeld.
Davis Alexander G- clerk for J. B- King, b. 86 Bedford.
Davis [Lorenzo D.) & Allen {Pe/e^j merchant tailors, 51 Purchase,
corner William.
Davis Augustus, tinplate worker, b. 15 Fourth.
Davis Benjamin, shoe mak^r, shop 86, h. 84 third.
Davis Caroline A. widow, h. 1 89 Purchase.
Davis Charks G, dentist Purchase corner William, b. 39 Elm.
Davis Charles G. shipwright, h. 183 Purchase.
Davis Daniel, book keeper for S. Leonard •&, Sons, b. 1 South Sec-
ond street
Davis Daniel, shoemaker 52 Union, h. 46 Bedford.
Davis { George D. C) & Damon (Doane) housewrights and ship joiners
City wharf.
Davis Daniel B. hair dresser, w. 140 Union, b. 46 Bedford.
Davis David, farmer, h. North road.
Davis Ebenezer K. rigger, h. 39 Union.
Davis Frederick A. laborer, h. 49 Bedford.
Davis Gea D, C. (Davis 8f Damen) h. Chestnut two doors S. of Smith,
Davis George H. laborer, b. 48 Middle,
Davis G-eorge D. housewright, h. 70 Chestnut.
Davis Grandison, shipwright, h. 181 Purchase.
Davis George W. teamer, h. 88 Jackson.
Davis George W. Jr. boot and shoe maker, shop and house 51 Coun-
ty btreet.
Davis Ha-am A. app,.to J. Cranston, b. 35 Maxfeld.
Davis Hannah, widow, boarding house 29 Union.
Davis Henry T. housewright, w. Moses H. Bliss, h. 92 Third.
Da^is Henry "V. & Co. (William Whitton, Jr.) chemical manufactur-
ers 40 North Water,
Davis Htnry V. {H. V. Davis ^^ Co.) h. 92 County.
Davis Howard, provisions 63 County, h. 83 Washington.
Davis Humphrey, farmer, h. Acushnet road.
Davis Isaac C. (Watkins cf« Davis) b. 83 Washington.
E^vis James, boot and shoe maker 54 Ray, h. 14 Mili.
Davis James A. h. 12 North, comer Ray.
Davis James R. h. 50 Bedford, •" Cal'ifomia."
Davis Jethro D. housewright, h. 121 Bethel street.
Davis John, fruit &c, 164^ h. 166 Kempton.
Davis John, app, to Camion & Lewis, b. 65 South Second.
Davis John, school teacher, h. County road, near Acushnet.
Davis John A. w. Wamsutta, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Davis John C. shipwright, h. 119 Middle.
Davis John H. son of Philip T. Tarkiln HiU.
Davis John S. truckman, h. 249 County.
Davis Joseph, farmer, h. 21 Cove, corner South Water.
Davis Joseph, laborer, h. 165 Grinnell.
84 DIRECTOEY.
Davis Joshua V. in ship Alfred Gibbs, b. with Humphrey Davis.
Davis Leander, app. to Hunt & Chapman, b. 110 South Sixth.
Davis Leroy W. porter for William G. E. Pope, house 73 Mill
street.
Davis Lorenzo D. (Davis ^ Allen) b. 96 Hillman.
Davis Lyndes, b. County r«ad, near Acushnet.
Davis Nancy, h. 8 Maxfeld.
Davis Nicholas, meat market 2 South Second, h. 298 Purchase.
Davis Philip S. farmer, h. Tarkiln Hill.
Davis Philip T. farmer, h. Tarkiln Hill.
Davis Reuben, h. 70 Chestnut.
Davis Sarah, widow, h. County road.
Davis Sarah, h. 30 Walnut, corner Third.
Davis Shadrach A. packer for Perkins, Smith & Co. h. 8 Maxfeld.
Davis Sylvanus G. app. to William Bates 2d, boards Water, corner
Russell.
Davis Thomas, cooper, h. 223 South Water.
Davis Thomas, w.Mamsutta Mill, h. 173 Ray.
Davis Thomas, h. 165 Grinnell.
Davis Walter S. inq. of Humphrey Davis. " California."
Davis William, b. 181 Purchase.
Davis William H. clerk merchandize depot N. B. & T. rail road b.
150 Ray st.
Davis William L. clerk W. G. E. Pope, h. 73 Mill.
Davis William L. son of Philip T. " California."
Dawley Jacob, porter Parker House.
Dawson Edwin, mariner, b, 60 Summer.
Dawson James, baker, w. 49 South Water, b. 51^ South Water.
Dawson John, weaver, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 88 Linden.
Day Gilman, h. Market, comer Sixth. ''California."
Day Meriam, widow, intelligenee office, 195 Purchase.
Deacon James, w. James Arnold, b. 122 Kempton,
Deacon Thomas, w. N. B. cordage factory, b.^122 Kempton.
Deale Daniel, laborer, h. 212 Middle*.
Dean Delia, widow, h. Acushnet.
Dean (Joseph G.) & Driggs {James D.) ship smiths, Merrill's whf.
Dean George, w. Wamsutta, b. Wamsutta No. 1.
Deane George, mariner, b, 67 Mechanics Lane.
Deane Gilbert, laborer, h. Grape st.
Dean Henry N. (Dean ^ Driggs) {Snell ^ Dean) house 128 Purchase
street.
Dean Joseph G. h. 64 Mill.
Dean John, b. 97 South Second.
Dean Paul J. son of Delia. " California.**
Dean Seth, mariner, son of Delia.
Dean Thomas, laborer, h. 57 Hill.
Dearborn Joseph P. attorney and counsellor at law, office 7 North
Water, b. Parker House.
De Causey Daniel, laborer, h. 139 Middle.
Dedrick Charles, app. to Moses H. Bliss.
Dedrick Henry Y. block maker, h. 22 Bedford.
De Garrison Henry, w. William Eddy.
Delano Abraham, (Delano Sf Case) h. 51 1^11,^
Delano Abraham Jr. mariner^ b. 51 S.ilL
DIRECTORY. 85
"Delsino ( Abraham) & Case (Allen) inspectors and guagers of oU, c. r.
7 Parkers Block.
Delano Ezra K. turner 89, h, 189 Middle.
Delano Gustavus, mason, h. 75 Washington.
Delano James C. in bark Tropic Bird, b. 298 South Water.
Delano Joseph C. merchant, h. 20 Hawthorn, comer Orchard.
Delano Nathaniel S. b. 298 South Water.
Delano Richard Jr. h. 298 South Water.
Delano Sarah, widow, h. 33 South Second, comer School.
Delano Stephen, clerk Mead & Co. b. 22 Third.
Delano Thomas S. in ship Statira, b 298 South Water.
Delano Walton H. in bark Gypsy, b. 298 South Water.
Delany J. E. (Delany ^ White) b. Mansion House.
Delany James, w. 103 North Water, h. 74 Ray.
Delany (J. F.) & White, (Milton) gas fitters 75 Union.
Delme Henry, cabinet maker, b. 1 12 Purchase.
Demandus Eliza, widow, h. 12 High.
Denham B. sailmaker, h. 125 Middle.
Denham Erederick H. D. clerk Jonathan Eoume Jr. boards 34
Eourth.
Denham George W. S. painter, h. 36 County.
Denham James R. baker 36 Fourth, b. 34 Fourth.
Denham Tillson, baker, house 34 Eourth, corner School.
Denham Tillson B. baker First corner School, h. 33 Bush.
Denham William H. clerk 120 Union, b. 86 Fourth.
Denham see Dunham.
Dene Antone, boarding house 118 Third.
Dennigan Simon, laborer, b. Ray.
Dennis Catharine, widow, h. 153 Middle.
Dennis [Foster S.) & Dauscher (Jacob) piano forte manufacturers.
42 William,
Dennis Foster S. (Dmnis ^- Dauscher) h. 97 Purchase.
Dennis James W. confectioner, 12 Cheapside.
Dennis Tristram R. h. 22 Third.
Devine Michael, works VVamsutta Mill, h. 259 Purchase.
Devine Patrick, works Wamsutta Mill, h. 25S Purchase.
Devine William, laboi-er, h. rear 130 Ray.
Devine William Jr. laborer, h. rear 130 Ray.
Devoll Daniel P. cooper, w. I. Bly, h. 42 Kempton.
Devoll Eunice, widow, boards with B. E. Popple.
Devoll George, b. 101 Middle.
Devoll George B. clerk Christopher Andrews, h. 11 Allen.
Devoll Jonathan, housewright, h. 163 Mill.
Devoll Joseph, stevedore, h. 22 Griffin.
Devoll Pardon, boots and shoes 26 Purchase, h. 16 Bush.
Devoll Pardon B. trader, house 162 Purchase.
Devoll William, master ship Braganza, b. 37 School.
Devoll William, laborer, b, 34 Howland.
Devoll William B. housewright, h. 69 Mill.
Devoll Zebedee A. master ship Marengo, house County, corner Bed-
ford St.
Dewine Patrick, laborer, h. 100 Charles.
Dewire John, hostler, h. 117 North Water.
Dewire Patrick, laborer, works Adam Mackie.
7g
m DIRECTORY.
De Wolf Areli, boot and shoe maker, h. rear 248 South Water.
De Wolf Charles, housewright, w. Moses H. Bliss, h. 74 Mill.
De Wolf Charles F. w. J. H. Shearman, h. 20 Dartmouth st.
D' Wolf Daniel A. provisions, &c. 167 South Water, h.rear 248 South
Water.
De Wolf James, painter, 114, house 112 Third.
De Wolf William, h. 123 Third. "-California."
De Wolf William H. law student with Adam Mackie^ b. Mansion
House.
Dexter Ainsworth, housewright, works 139 North Water, house 238
County.
Dexter Benjamin, watch maker 33, h. 80 Purchase.
Dexter Charles, housewright, b. 39 Elm.
Dexter Ezra H. housewright, h. 42 Parker.
Dexter Preeman & Co. (David E. Chase) painters 21 Union
Dexter Freeman, (Freeman Dexter Sf Co.) h. 11 Franklin.
Dexter Josiah, dry goods 8 Purchase, h. 101 William.
Dexter Lewis, housewright, h. 2 Foster.
Dexter Lorenzo D. mariner, h. 181 North.
Dexter Obadiah, clerk 61 William, b. 38 Grinnell.
Dexter William P. eating house 83 Union.
Dias Charles H. sailmaker, w. Simpson Hart, h. 6 Walnut.
Dillingham Asa, carpenter, h. 15 Maxfeld.
Dillingham Mary, widow, h Beiyille.
Dillingham John, blacksmith, w. Merrill's wharf, h. 15 Maxfeld.
Dillingham Lemuel, in ship Tamerlane, son of Mary.
Dillingham Robert A. marble worker, w. J. Allen Jr. &> Co. house 26
South Second,
Dillingham Susan, widow, h. 77 Third.
Dillon Patrick, laborer, house rear 5 Fifth.
Dillon Thomas, w. Nehemiah Leonard, b, 93 South Water.
Dillon William, housewright, w. Davis & Damon, h. 17 First.
Dimon Samuel, ship joiner, b. 45 South Water.
Diver John, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. 194 Ray.
Divine James, cooper, w. Hazard's wharf, b. 65 North Water.
Dixon John, laborer, h. 32 Dartmouth st.
Doane Barney, boarding house 5 Walnut.
Doane Elisha, ready made clothing, 22 S. Water, h. 51^ S. Water.
Doane George E. F. b. 23 South Second. " California."
Doane Hope H. boarding house 23 South Second.
Doane James M. ( Tobey ^ Doane) h. 71 North.
Doane Phebe, widow, h. 174 Union.
Doane Oliver C. h. 174 Union.
Doane Simeon, {LobdeU <^ Doane) h. 62 South Second.
Doane Zebina H. boarding house First, corner Walnut.
Doane William H. jobing wagon, h. Cedar, second south of Kemp-
ton St.
DockendorfF Robert, mason, b. 41 South Water.
Dodd Martin, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Dodge Harriet W. widow, h. 98 South Second.
Dodge John, inq. Mariners Home. " California."
Dodge Joseph F. mariner, b. Mariners Home.
Dodge Mary, matron Mariners Home, Bethel st-
Dolan John, laborer, h. 36 County.
DIRECTORY. . 87
Dolan Samuel, w. 37 South Sixth.
Dolan Peter, w. New Bedford & Taunton rail road, h. rear 304 Par-
chase St.
Dolan William, w. Acushnet iron foundry, h. rear 19 North Sixth.
Dollard Mark, works for Abi-aham Barker 26 South Sixth, house
Arnold st.
Donaghan Thomas, h. 126 Kempton " California."
Donahue Barney, w. Perkins, Smith & Co. h. 81 North Water.
Donahue Kobert D. laborer, w. 20 Hawthorn.
Donahue Robert, laborer, w. New Bedford cordage factory, h. rear
5 Fifth.
Donley James, hostler, w. 20 South Second, b. 17 South Second.
Donnely Patiick, h. Kempton, above Chancery.
Donovon Catharine, dress maker, 78 Purchase, house 82 North
Second.
Donovon Richard, cooper, house 101 North Water.
Dooley Michael, w. blue works, h. basement 30 Elm.
Dooley Patrick, laborer, h. 15 Fourth .
Dooley Thomas, boarding house 71 North Water.
Doonan William, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. I.
Doran Samuel, waiter, w. 37 South Sixth.
Doran William, w. 38 South Sixth.
Doran William, w. Pish Island foimdry, h. 19 South Sixth..
Dorrell Dayton, pastor African M. E. Church, h. Chancery] 3d house
from Kempton.
Doman John C. mariner, b. 87 Ray.
D'Orsay Edward, b. 60 Summer.
D'Orsay James, b. 146 Middle.
D'Orsay John S. painter 32 North Second, h. 31 High.
Dorster Edwin, laborer, h. 98 School.
D'Ossay Athenia, sewing and clothes cleaning 3 First.
Doten Isaac, blacksmith, works for Joseph Brownell & Co. house 61
Walden.
Doten Nathaniel, cooper, w. S. Leonard & Son's candle works, house
84 Washington.
Doty Edmund, carriage maker 20 Fourth, h. 54 Middle.
Doty James R. harness maker, works 11 Mechanics Lane, house 75
South Water.
Doty John, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. 156 Elm.
Doty Leonard, b, 35 Pleasant.
Doty William P. h. 30 Maxfeld.
Dougherty Francis, master bark Golconda, b. 15 Hillman.
Dougherty James, w. Abm. H. Howland.
Dougherty James, blockma^er, w. J. & T. R. Taber, h. Sears' Court.
Dougherty John, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. 156 Elm.
Dougherty Manuel, fruit, &c. west of 107 South Water.
Douglass Harrison, w. 50 South Water, h. 122 South Orchard.
Douglass Henry A. cooper, w. Negus & Holmes, h. 84 Walden.
Doiiglass Lewis, laborer, h. 207 Middle.
Douglass Noah, teamer, b. 136 Kempton.
Douglass Octavius, waiter Mansion House, h. 150 Purchase.
Douglass Patin, barber, b. 132 South Orchard.
Douglass Samuel, waiter, Parker House.
Douglass William, laborer, h. 150 Purchase.
88 . DIRECTORY.
Dow Albert, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 5 Franklin.
Dow James, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 5 Franklin.
Dow William, laborer, h. rear 149 Middle.
Dow William F. wholesale dry goods 16 South Water, h. Pleasant.
corner Campbell.
Dowden Thomas, gardener, w. J. H. W. Page, h. Hawthorn.
Dowden Thomas, app. Z. Cushman, b. 67 Fourth.
Dowell Alexander, blacksmith, w. Merrill's wharf, b. 1 Wing.
Downes Samuel C. pattern maker, Acushnet foundry, h. 72 State.
Downing Jeremiah, w. 103 North Water, h. 49 Middle.
Doyle James, blacksmith, works 3 Hazard's wharf, b. 6 Elm.
Doyle Patrick, laborer, h. 194 Kay.
Drake Wilson, boarding house 11 North Second.
Drew David, farmer, h. Noel Taber Road.
Drew Francis D. mariner, b. Pope.
Drew George, mariner, b. 128 Middle.
Drew George P. book keeper for Mead & Co. b. Parker House.
Drew James, caulker, h. 128 Middle.
Drew Joshua W. blacksmith, w. for James Durfee Jr. h. 168 North.
Drew Phineas F. stone cutter, w. Mechanics Lane, h. 49 Mechanics
Lane.
Drew Reuben, cooper, w. John W. Peirce, h. 170 Middle.
Drew Robert, boat builder, w. R. C. Topham & Co. b. 123 South
Water.
Drew Rufus W. dry goods dealer, b. Parker House.
Drew Wanton T. foreman G. T. Baker's lard factory, h. 76 Grinnell.
Driggs Charles H. mariner, h. 116 Third.
Driggs James D. {Dean <^ Driggs) h. 13 Kempton.
Driscoll Cornelius, w. Lawrence Grinnell, b. 93 South Water.
DriscoU James, w. N.Leonard's oil works.
Driscoll John, laborer, h. rear 130 Ray.
Driscoll John, laborer, h. 86 Howland.
Driscoll Patrick, tailor 101 Union, h. 41 Wing.
Driscol Stephen G. (/. D. Hall Sf Co.) b. 35 Eighth.
Driscoll Timothy, laborer, h. 88 South Water.
Driscoll Timothy, laborer, h. 13 Fourth.
Driskell Abraham, laborer, h. Belville.
Driskell Daniel, farmer, h. North road, east of Haskins corner.
Driskell Lemuel R. farmer, h. Mount Pleasant st.
Drown Samuel N. housewright, works for Moses H. Bliss, boards 91
Third.
Drown William F. wholesale groceries 23 Union, h. 209 Purchase.
Drummond Samuel, 122 Orchard.
Duddy George, laborer, h. 126 Kempton.
Duddy James, truckman, w. S. Gifford, h. 67 Cypress.
Dudley William, hair dresser, w. 124 Union, house Middle, comer
Ash.
Dunbar David, laborer, h. Pleasant.
Dunbar Ann H. widow, h. 46 South Sixth.
Dunbar Charles C. h. 95 Orchard, corner Bedford.
Dunbar Elisha, w. A. Shaw, b. 1 North.
Dunbar Joseph S. h. 85 Washington. " California."
Dunbar Joshua P.. city police, h. 10 Griffin.
Dunbar Charlotte, widow, h. 66 South Second.
DIRECTORY. 89
Dunbar George H. merchant, h. 92 State.
Dunbar William, musician, b. 10 Griffin.
Duncan John, h. 102 Fourth. " California."
Duncan George, cooper, b. 72 Elm.
Dunham Asa, clerk 131^ North Water, b. 71 Summer.
Dunham George B. sailmaker, h. 125 Middle.
Dunham George W. S. painter, w. W. L. Dunham, boards 110 South
Sixth.
Dunham Henry M. C. baker, w. B. Watson, h. 52 First.
Dunham Susan, widow, h. 34 Elm.
Dunham Samuel, shoemaker, h. 178 South Second.
Dunham Stephen Y. sailmaker, w. Chapman & Bonney, h. 79 For-
est St.
Dunham William L. painter. South Water, h. Summer cor. Maxfield.
Dunlap Benjamin B. laborer, b. 76 Purchase.
Dunn Peter, clerk Union Store No. 87, b. 163 Eay.
Dunmore Thomas, w. David Gififord, h. 65 Maxfeld.
Durell Daniel, accountant, b. 100 William.
Durfee Benjamin B. book keeper, 33 North Water, boaads 316 Pur-
chase St.
Durfee Benjamin, foreman G. T. Baker's oil and candle works, h. 7
South.
Durfee Charles, machinist, w. Acushnet Foundry, h. 116 Middle.
Durfee George, b. 3 Bridge.
Durfee Isabella, widow, h. 70 William.
Durfee J. (James) & T. (TAowasj blacksmiths and machinists, 4
North Orange.
Durfee James, [J. ^. T. Durfee) h. 116 Middle.
Durfee James Jr. blacksmith, works 201 North Water, b. 116 Mid-
dle street.
Durfee James, brass founder, w. 6 Hazard's wharf, house, old toll
house.
Durfee James, blacksmith, 201 North Water, h. 116 Middle.
Durfee John, printer, w. Standard Office, b. 70 William.
Durfee Nathan, blacksmith, w. 4 Hamilton, h. 2 Maxfeld.
Durfee Thomas, (J. cf-. T Durfee) h. 78 Walden corner Maxfeld.
Duafee William, city watch, h. 328 South Water.
Durfee William, housewright, 29 Mechanics Lane, h. 5 Parker.
Durfee William F. housewright, b. 5 Parker.
Durfee Zoheth S. blacksmith, b. 78 Walden.
Durfy Richard T. housewright, h. 123 Middle.
Durr George, baker, w. 36 Fourth, h. 97 South Second*
Dustin Ebenezer, housewright, b. 104 Sycamore.
Dutten David, laborer, h. Orange, rear Saleratus factory.
Dutra Manuel, mariner, h. 108 South Water.
Dutra Miguel, in ship Montreal, b. 108 South Water.
Duxbury Joseph [Astley 5r Duxbury) h. 126 Ray.
Dwelley David W. w. for H. D. Wentworth, h. 11 Third.
Dwelley George W. laborer, h. 98 South Second.
Dwelley Joseph, teamer, h. next to 88 Prospect.
Dwight Leonard, market 60 South Second, h. 8 Walnut.
Dwight William B. clerk 6 South Water, b. 8 Walnut.
Dwyer John, laborer, w. for J. C. Haskell, 85 Bush.
Dwyer John, sailmaker, w. Charles Hitch & Son, b. 103 Middle.
DIRECTORS.
Dyer Asa W. cooper, h. 81 William.
Dyer Charles, shipwright, b. 30 Elm.
Dyer Charles H. sailmaker, w. Simpson Hart, b. 6 Walnut.
Dyer Christopher E. (Hays, Dyer Sf Co.) h. 153 North Second.
Dyer George L. cooper, h. 138 Purchase.
Dyer George W. blacksmith, w. 44 Third, h. 107 Pleasant.
Dyer Henry, w. 50 South Water, h. 41 Cove.
Dyer James P. h. 184 South Water. " California."
Dyer Jesse W. mason, h. 13 Cedar.
Dyer William H. mariner, b. 151 South Water.
Eagleton Thomas J. grocer, 29 Middle.
Easterbrooks Lydia, widow, h. Bellville.
Eastham Henry F. h. 70 South. " California."
Eastham Robert K. inq. 153 Elm, "California."
Easton William H. app. to Henry P. Willis & Son, b. 58 Fifth.
Eaton Charles, laborer, h- rear 69 Mill.
Eaton Daniel S. moulder in Taber's Iron Foundry, h. Bonney.
Eaton Sarah, widow, boarding house 27 Union.
Eaton WilHam H. moulder in Taber's Iron Foundry, b. 27 Union.
Eckerson Mary, widow, h. 6 Pearl.
Eddy George M. domestic dry goods, 108 Union, resides in Dart-
mouth.
Eddy Job, merchant, h. 85 South Second corner Coffin.
Eddy Job A. T. clerk George M. Eddy, h, 110 Third.
Eddy Mary, widow, h. 9 Bush corner First.
Eddy William, (Taber 8f Co.) h.81 Cottage corner Grove.
Eden Charles, laborer, h. rear of 69 Mill.
Edgerton John, weaver, w. Wamsutta Mill. b. 163 Ray.
Edgerton Patrick, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. 163 Ray.
Edson Daniel, housewright, h. 108 Charles.
Edmonds William, cooper, w. Benjamin Almy, b. 73 Ray.
Edwards Anne, widow, h. 67 Mill.
Edwards Charles H. h. 63 Smith. " California."
Edwards Elizabeth T. widow, h. 41 Kempton.
Edwards George W. ship carpenter. Commercial wharf, boards 33
Willis.
Edwards Pardon G. master ship George Washington.
Edwards Roswell M. mariner, h. 97 Cedar.
Edwards Shubael G. assistant marshal, h. 194 Middle.
Edwards William, boarding house, 128 First.
Edwards William G. cooper, First corner Coffin, h. 25 Bush comer
Third.
Edwards William L. shipwright, Commercial wharf, h. 33 Willis.
Eilley Joseph, ship keeper, h. 322 Purchase.
Eldridge Azariah, pastor North Congregational Church, h. 29 Seventh
corner School.
Eldridge Daniel, caulker, w. Benjamin Gage, h. 170 South Second.
Eldridge Daniel Jr. b. 170 South Second.
Eldridge Gorham, shipwright, w. 203 North Water, b. 24 High.
Eldridge Harriet, widow, h. Bellville, near Acushnet.
Eldridge James S. in brig Leonidas, h. 167 South Second. ^
Eldridge John, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 168 South Second.
DIRECTORY. 91
Eldridge John, stevedore, h. 6 South Second.
Eldridge Lemuel R. shipwright, h. 24 High.
Kldridge Samuel Jr. w. O. & G. O. Crocker's c. w. h. 180 South
Second
Eldridge Stephen, caulker, h. 14 Howland.
Eldridge William H. caulker, h. 106 Fourth.
Ellenwood George R. paper hanger, h. 66^ Mill.
Eliot Thomas D. (Eliot Sf Pitman) No. 1 North Orchard j corner
Union.
Eliot (Thomas Dawes) & Pitman {Robert C.) counsellors, attornies at
law and notaries public, office over 88 North Water. ■
Elliott Michael H. tailor, w. 84 Union, h. 88 Charles.
Ellis Alden G. master mariner, b. 1 80 Union.
Ellis Caleb L. cooper, 40 North Sixth, and foot of Middle, house 92
Elm.
Ellis Cephas, master mariner, b. 98 Kempton.
Ellis David H. b. IS.'i Union.
Ellis Jonathan W. merchant, c r. 13 North Second, h. 192 Union.
Ellis Leonard, fish market corner Purchase and Charles, house 64
Foster.
Ellis Nathan, housewright, w. D. R. Peirce.
Ellis Nathan S. ( Taber, Read ^ Co. ) h. 59 South Water.
Ellis Sarah, widow» h. 36 Maxfeld.
Ellis Stephen G. F. hairdres,5er 22.^ South Water.
Ellis Thomas, carpet ware house 55 Purchase, h. 185 Union.
Ellis Thomas, laborer, w. and boards 91 Kempton.
Ellis Thomas H. clerk 3 Purchase, b. 49 Fifth.
Ellis Watson, cabinet maker 51 South Water, h. 73 First.
Ellis Watson Jr. clerk Thomas Ellis, b. 73 First.
Ellis William, boards 71 First.
Ellis William H. cigar maker, h. 36 Maxfeld.
Ellsbree Hiram L. painter, w. for William Knights, boards 41 South
Water.
Ellsbree Jeremiah R. cabinet maker, w. for William Knights, boards
41 South Water.
Ellsbree Joseph R. laborer, b. 41 South Water.
Ellsbree Lydia, widow, boarding house 41 South Water.
Ellsbree Samuel, laborer, b. 41 South Water.
Elsimore John, laborer, h. 216 Middle.
Ely George E. S. engineer Taber & Co.'s iron foundry, h. 36| South
Second.
Emerson Charles A. painter, w. James D' Wolf, h. 130 Third.
Emerson John F. principal in High school, h. 107 ^^illiam.
Emerson Henry F. inquire of John F. Emerson.
Emerson Nathaniel, physician, b. 1 8 Purchase.
Emery Joseph, boots and shoes 1 7 South Water, house rear 23 South
Second.
Eners Manuel, mariner, h. 169 South Second.
Enes Manuel, mariner, h. 1 20 Third.
Ennis GeorgCj porter for Shaw & Whitridge, b. 165 GrinnelL
Ennis Giles A. truckman, b. 1 63 Grinnell.
Ennis John W. truckman, b. 161 Grinnell.
Estes Abraham, cooper, w. I. Bly, h. 164 Pleasant.
Estef George W. groceries and provisions 303 Purchase.
§2 BIEECToEt.
Estes Hiram M. housewright, h. Chancery, ndrth of Smith.
Estes Joseph, h. 303 Purchase.
Evans Benjamin, dentist 30 Purchase, b. Mount Pleasant House*
Evans Edward D. clerk City HoteL
Evans Henry, house 167 County.
Evans Isaac, harness maker, w. 24 Fotil'tlij b. §6 First.
Evans Mary, widow, house 63 Smith.
Ewer Johnj in ship Equator^ house 47 Fifth.
Ewer Paul, {Paul Ewer ^ Co.) h. 9 Bethel stj
Ewer Paul & Co. {Augustus E. Lucas) boots, shoes and leather, 1 1
South Water.
Exton Liru, clerk for Henry Harris, h. 1 59 Union.
Faht Thomas, laborer, w. S. Leonard & Son candle works, h. 51
Mill.
Fairbank Henry, b. 1 7 First.
Fairbrother Samuel W. machinist, w Fish Island, boards 7S South
Sixth.
Fairfield John, mason, b. 72 South.
Fairweather Edmund, hostler, w. 24 Fourth.
Fairweather Experience, widow, b. rear 229 Middle. ■
Fairweather James, jobbing wagon, h. 25 Howland.
Faisneau George E , clerk. 40 Purchase, b. 28 Bush.
Fales Charles, daguerreotype artist, 62 Purchase, b. 42 Hill.
Fales Edward, student with H. G. O. Colby, h. 110 Third.
Fales Giles S. watchmaker, 91 North Water, corner Elm, boards 42
Hill.
Fales James, watchmaker, 91 North Water, comer Elm, boards 42
Hill.
Fales James Jr. watchmaker 91 North Water, comer Elm, boards 42
Hill.
Fales Peter, sign and ornamental painter, 91 North Water, b. 42 Elm.
Fales William B. conductor N. B. & T. rail road, h. 303 Purchase.
Fallon Thomas, gardener, w. 41 North Second, b. 17 Third,
Fanning John, laborer, house 234 County.
Fanning Michael, w. for Gideon Allen 23 South Sixtk.
Farmer Bridget, widow, house Linden.
Farmer Diana, widow, house 140 North Second.
Farrisy Jeremiah, works Palmer & Ricketson's candle works, h. 133
South Water.
Faulkner Parker, works Tripp, Brightman & Clapp, boards 43 North
Second.
Faulkner William P. teamer, h. 27 Sycamore.
Faunce Sumner M. shipwright, h. Linden, west of Ashland.
Faunce Thomas C. h. High Hill road.
Fay Thomas, laborer, w. for Samuel Leonard, h. 155 Third.
Feraan James, hostler 8 Fourth, b. 50 Third.
Fernan Michael, hostler 8 Fourth, b. 50 Third.
Fell Joseph E. w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta Nov X»
yellows Samuel, h. 157 Grinnell. " California."
fergi^spp JiFpb L. Jiousewright 24 South Second, boards 175 County
strpet.
F?rg»sQp Johm, Iftborer, h, Mormon Hall Building.
DIRECTORY. 93
J'ei'guson Nathan A. apprentice to Benjamin Dexter, boards 80 Pur-
chase St.
^Ferguson William, labol*er, h. 228 Middle.
Ferney Thomas H. inq. 37 Mill. " California."
Fersey Jeremiah, laborer, 133 South Water-
Field Joseph, laborer, w. C. H. Leonard's c. works, h. 200 Eay.
Field William C. house 150 Middle.
Fillmore John, trader 17 First.
Fillow Dennis, b. 89 First.
Finch James, master mariner, h. 98 Elm.
Finkill John, laborer, h. 62 Arnold.
Finn Thomas, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 258 Purchase.
Finkley John, gardener, h. 62 Arnold.
Fish Greene, h. 17 Chancery.
Fish John, b. 154 North Second.
Fish (John R.) & Francis [Edioard) fish market 155 South Water.
Fish Job W. agent 125.^ Union, h. 101^ Pleasant
Fish John R. [Fish Sf Francis) b. 155 South Water.
Fish Sarah Ann, widow, 1 Eddy's wharf.
Fisher Clark D. cai-penter, w. steamboat wharf, h. 62 Grinnell.
Fish George W. cooper, w. Hazard's wharf, h. 35 Pleasant.
Fisher Henry H. drives bread cart for Watson & Manchester, house
71 Summer.
Fisher James, dry goods 40 Purchase, h. 119 William.
Fisher John, h. 172 South Water.
Fisher Samuel O. mate bark Rajah, inquire W, Washburn, County
Road.
Fisher Matthew, in ship Hunter, b. 13 Morgans Row.
Fisher William H. laborer, b. 46 Wing.
Fisher William W. shoe maker County, corner Kempton, boards 35
Pleasant.
Fitch John W. b. 124 Kempton.
Fitzgerald Edward, harness maker, w. H. P. Willis & Son, house 31
School, corner South Second.
Fitzgerald George R. b. 158 Kempton. " California."
Fitzgerald Patrick, in bark Cossack, h. 158 Kempton.
Fitzgerald John. w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 45 Hillman.
Fitzpatrick Edmund, gardener, w. H, H. Crapo, b. Third.
Fives William, boards 239 Ray.
Flagg Rachel C. h. rear 37 Smith.
Flannagan Michael, laborer, b. 71 North Water.
Flaving Maurice F, clerk 12B Union, b. 218 Ray.
Fleetwood Lewis, steamboat Massachusetts, h, 16 Spring.
Fletcher George F. h. 114 South Seventh. " California."
Fletcher John, paper stainer, w. Perkins, Smith & Co. h. 180 Ray.
Fletcher Martha, washing, etc. h. rear 231 Middle.
Flint Francisco, carriage painter, w. 84 Purchase, b. 69 Middle.
Flint George, mariner, h. 115 Smith.
Flood Isaac, h. Chestnut, north of Smith. " California."
Flynn Edmund, housewright, h. 57 Summer.
Flynn Felix, blacksmith, w. 27 Mechanics Lane, b. First.
Flynn J^ohn, laborer, h. 75 North Second.
Flynn John, hack driver, b. 57 Summer.
Flynn John, laborer, house 125 Elm.
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DIRECTORY.
riynn Job, gardener, house 68 Connty.
riynn Margaret, widow, house 5 High.
Elynu Peter Y. carpenter, w. Sherman, Robinson & Co.j hoBse 125
Allen,
riynn "William, laborer, w. for Alfred Kerapton, b. 195 County.
Fobes George Y. accountant, office Liberty Hall building, boards 154
North Second.
Folger Albert S. cab driver, b. foot Russell st.
Folger Charles F. app. to George Hunt, b. 91 Third.
Folger Charles F. app. to Cook & Mosher, b. 50 Russell.
Folger William F. cooper, h. 104 Russell.
Follett John, fireman Wamsutta Mill, house Linden, west of Ashland.
Follay Michael, laborer, w. for Gideon Allen.
Folsom Levi, physician and surgeon, office over 74 Purchase, h. 186
Purchase.
Foot Cornelius, laborer, h. 147 Middle.
Forbes George, machinist, b. 19 Hillman.
Forbes Henry H. carriage trimmer, w. 44 Third, h. 43 Sycamore, cor.
Walden*
Forbes John, w, VVamsutta Mill, b. "Wamsutta No. 3.
Forbes Thomas, works and boards 67 "William.
Forbes William H. harness maker, b. 159 Union.
Fortes Miguel A., blacksmith, w. fCommercial wharf, boards 36 South
Water. '
Foster Ebenezer L. master mariner, h. 104^ Pleasant.
Foster Ebenezer L. Jr. housewi-ight, h. 1P6 Pleasant.
Fbster Isaiah D. housewright, h, 106 Pleasant.
Foster .lames, house and shipwri^rtj h. 123 Pleasant.
Foster John M. housewright, h. 57 Hi|l.
Foster Lydia, widow, h. 119 Purchase\
Fowler Peter, laborer, h. basement 86 North Second.
Fowler Peter C. deputy keeper house correction, boards with
Shaw.
Fralev Peter, mariner, house head of Middle.
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s Antone, mariner, b. 118 Third
s Abraham, farmer, house Mount Pleasant, opposite Highland
s Bradford, laborer, h. 100 Allen.
s Charles, in ship Chandler Price, h. 11 Morgan's Row.
s Edward, {Fish 8f Francis) b. 155 South Water.
s Ezra, mason, h, 107 Hillman.
s Henry H. housewi*ight, w. 66 William, b. 4 Cheapside. \
s Isaac, stone mason, h. 74 Walden.
s Isaac Jr. stone mason, h 74 Walden.
s James, laborer, b. 225 Middle.
s John, gardener, h. 225 Middle.
s John, in steamboat Massachusetts, h. 139 South Water.
s John, fruit, &c. h. 33 Howland.
s Joseph, in ship Cornelia, h. 4 Russell.
s Joseph, laborer, b. 100 Allen.
s Leander, house Howland.
s Manuel, boarding house 98 South Water.
s Manuel, mariner, h. 170 South Water.
s Samuel E. w. 50 South Water, h. 12 Crapo.
s Zuba, widow, h. 351 Purchase.
DIRECTORY. 95
Francisco Antone, musical instrument maker, h. 9 Howland.
Francisco Joseph, mariner, h. 4 Russell.
Franklin John, groom 8 and 9 Fourth, b. 50 Third.
Frazier Joseph, boarding house 162 South Water.
Freber Charles, mariner, b. 91^ North Water.
Freedom John, music teacher, b. 30 Bedford.
Freelove Caleb, stone cutter, h, 90 Linden.
Freeman Ann, h. 153 Elm.
Freeman Edward P, boots and shoes 3 Purchase, resides in Dart-
mouth»
Freeman Henry B. laborer, h. 61 Spruce.
Freeman Hezekiah, housewriglit and ship joiner, h. 210 County.
Freeman Isaac, housewright, h. 98 Pleasant.
Freeman James, deputy collector Custom House, resides in Fair-
haren.
Freeman John C. housewright-, h. 233 County, cor. Smith.
Freeman John F, housewright, w. Mosher ■& Cook, b. Hillmaa.
French Albert, hostler 50 Elm, b. 57 Elm.
French Cicero R. C. b. 221 Purchase.
French Gustavus, clerk Mead & Co. b. 22 Third.
French Gustavus S. restaurateur 2 Union, h. 249 Purchase.
French Rodney, merchant, c. r. 203 North Water, h. 221 Purchase.
Fries James, b. 22 Third, corner Spring.
Frisbee Thomas S, housewright, h. 76 Kempton,
Fuller Benjamin, rigger, h. Park-
Fuller Elizabeth, widow, h. 70 Pleasant.
Fuller James, laborer, h. Bonney, near Forest.
Fuller John, clerk for J. Baylies & Co. h. 108 Third,
Fuller John, laborer, h, 32 Wing.
Fuller Joseph H. inq. 71 South Second. " California."
Fuller Louisa, widow, h. 130 First.
Fuller Mary, widow, h 71 South Second.
Fuller Thomas M. w, Wilcox's sash factory, h, 232 Purchase,
Fuller WiUiam H. in bark Sea Fox, b, 103 Third.
Fuller William L. mariner, b. 14 Mill.
Fulton John, w. N. B. -cordage factory, fe. Cypress,
Furlong Patrick, laborer, h, 178 Ray.
Gabriel Samuel E. boat builder, w. W.H, Smith, boards 19 South
Second.
Oafifney Michael, shoe maker, w. 17 Cheapside, house 96 Mechanics
Lane.
Gage Benjaniin, caulker, h. 116 Purchase.
Galen Peter, tailor, h. 1 75 South Second.
Gallager Michael, w. N. B. cordage factory, b. Ash, comer Elm.
Galpin John L. in ship Liverpool, h, Noel Taber road.
Gammons A, (Alanson) & Co, (Israel T. Bryant^ and George F. W.
Gmnmons) teamers 10 Elm.
Gammons Alanson, {A. Gammons Sc Co.) h. 17 Elm.
Gammons Curtis T. teamer, h. 78 Linden,
Gammons Elizabeth, widow, h. Allen's Mill road, near the store.
Gammons Ephraim T. shipwright, h. Thomas.
Gammons George F, W. (A. Gammons (^ Co.) h, 15 Elm.
96 DIRECTORY,
Gammons Lemuel, stone cutter, house Ashland.
Gammons Lemuel Jr. tin pedler, house Ashland, corner Linden.
Gammons Samuel, laborer, h. Ashland, opposite Abm. Ashley 2d.'
Gams, William, w. brass foundry, h. 40 Parker.
Gant Edward, housewright, w. Maxfield & Tripp, h. Morgan st.
Gardner Abraham, master mariner,"h. 97 State.
Gardner Charles H. app. to Allen Marble, b. 93 Grinnell.
Gardner Edmund, merchant, c. r. 16 Coffin, h. 84 South Second.
Gardner Edward, master mariner, h. SO Campbell.
Gardner Edward Jr. clerk Hathaway & Luce, b. 30 Campbell.
Gardner Elizabeth, widow, h. 224 Middle.
Gardner James, laborer, house Ash.
Gardner John S. in bark Champion, h. 107 Purchase.
Gardner Oliver C. h. Ill Ray. " California."
Gardner Reuben, b. 43 North Second.
Gardner Samuel B. housewi-ight, works Moses H. Bliss, h. 82 South
Second.
Garlick William A. w. N. E. rivet factory, h. rear of Factory.
Garnet William, fireman Parker House.
Gates William, shipwright, h. Thomas, corner Sycamore.
Gaul Mary Ann, widow, h. 81 Washington.
Geddings William, laborer, h. basement 170 Kempton.
Genshela John, block printer, works Perkins, Smith & Co. house 180
Ray.
George Joseph, w. S. Leonard & Sons c. works, h. 85 Washington.
George William T. cooper, works Lorenzo Peirce, house 122 South
Orchard.
Gerrish Hannah C. widow, house 47 South Second.
Gerrish William L. druggist 91 Union, h. 13 South Sixth.
Getchell William, housewright, house 32 Elm.
Gibbins Daniel, livery stable 13 South Second, h. 8 Bethel St.
Gibbs Alexander, merchant, e. r. 21 Orange, h. 89 Spring.
Gibbs Allen C. book keeper 8 and 9 Fourth, b. 50 Walnat.
Gibbs Bartlett, boarding house 47 South Second.
Gibbs Benjamin, b. 136 Thu-d. " California."
Gibbs Charles, housewright, b. 152 Union.
Gibbs Charles H. housewright, h. 8 Bethel st.
Gibbs Constant D. in ship Ohio, b. 103 Hillman.
Gibbs Elijah, mariner, h. 103 Hillman.
Gibbs Elisha, ship keeper, h. 91 Washington.
Gibbs George C. 2d, boot and shoe maker, works 26 Purchase, h, 45
Foster.
Gibbs George W.W. 50, h. 215 South Water. ^N ,(^ .^€#-|^
Gibbs Isaac, marmer, b. 91 Third. Ji^^-'^^ ^ ^
Gibbs Isaac L. housewright, boarding house 91 Third. ,
Gibbs Jabez, shipwright, h. 83 Pleasant. '. , '. ,; »
Gibbs John C. in schooner George C. Gibbs b. 8 Bethel st. ' '" "
Gibbs John L. sails out of Boston, b. 55 Hill. , ^ .
Gibbs John, mariner, Bel ville. ^4Jr-ifd
Gibbs John, b. 45 Foster. eJ-t^i^"^
Gibbs Joshua 3d, livery stable 8 and 9 Fourth, h. 50 Walnut.
Gibbs Lot H. b. 8 Bethel st.
Gibbs Mary C. widow, h. 8 Bethel st.
Gibbs Joseph B. b. 8 Bethel st. '
DIRECTORY. 97
Gibbs Eobert, merchant, house 27 South Sixth.
Gibbs Warren G. apprentice to Geoi*ge Hart, b. 91 Third.
Gibbs William, boat builder, w. George Hart, b. 99 Fourth.
Gibbs William H. h. 71 North.
Gibbs William H. b. 136 Third. " California." ^
Gibson George, laborer, h. 42 Bedford.
Gibson John, laborer, works Charles W. Morgan, h. 57 Mechanics
Lane.
Gibson Mary, widow, h. Cedar, near Middle.
Gibson Robert, laborer, b. 57 School.
Gibson Robert, laborer, boards Cedar, near Middle.
Gidley Abraham M^ housewright, h. 72 Walden.
GifFord Abner, cooper, w. G. Howland, h, 56 Mill.
GifFord Abraham, merchant, h, 1 1 1 Third.
Gifford Abraham M, brass founder, w. 77 North Water, h. 34 Elm.
Gifford Abraham M. Jr. in bark Superior, b. 34 Elm.
Gifford Albert, druggist and apothecary 2 and 4 North Water, house
2 Bethel st.
Gifford Alden M. teamer, house 118 Ray.
Gifford Alexander, housewright, h. Spruce, comer Sycamore.
Gifford Alfred M, in light house schooner, h. 65 Maxfeld.
Gifford Archippus, house near the Cove^
Gifford Asa, mariner, h. Parker,
Gifford Benjamin, laborer, h. 31 SheaTman.
Gifford Braddock, housewright 55. h. 51 Summer.
Gifford Canaan, grocer North Second, corner Middle, h. 74 First.
Gifford Charles B, b. 51 Summer. " California."
Gifford Charles F. inq. 8 Wing. '* Cahfornia."
Gifford Cliarles H. book keeper 7 Taber's wharf, b. 68 Third.
Gifford Charles H. mason, b. 75 Elm.
Gifford Chester, housewright, h. 62 Arnold,
Giff"ord Christopher, truckman, house Highland.
Gifford Christopher C. h. Arnold.
Gifford Clothier, boot and shoe maker, phrenologist 193 South Water,
house 2 County.
Gifford Daniel, carpenter, b. 71 Fourth.
Gifford Daniel T. master mariner, h. 114 Fourth. " California."
Gifford David R. b. 35 Allen.
Gifford David M. livery stable 1 70 Purchase, h. 73 Pleasant
Gifford David S. shoe maker 65 Summer, b. 176 Kempton.
Gifford Edson, cooper, h. 98 South Second.
Gifford Edward, cooper, h. 35 Allen.
Gifford Edward L. inq. 51 Summer. " California,"
Gifford Elihu H, shipwright, h. 39 Smith.
Gifford Elijah R, in ship Waverly, b. with James Sampson.
Gifford Elkanah, drives city cart, h. 41 Smith.
Gifford Ephraim Jr. laborer, h. opposite wind mill Mt. Pleasant.
Gifford Eugene H. app. to J. Macy Jr. b. 8 Wing.
Gifford Ezra, boards 2 County.
Gifford George G. ( Gifford <f Topham) h. 68 Elm.
Gifford George R. mariner, boards with Obed Gifford.
Gifford George W. sailmaker, h. 57 Elm.
Gifford Gideon D, clerk for E. C. Jones, b. 39 Elm.
Gifford Gilbert, clerk 91 William.
8h
98 DIRECTORY,
Gifford Hallett, building mover, house 36 Elm,
Gifford Howland, 62 Spruce.
Giiford Henry, farmer, h. County, corner South,
Giftbrd Isaac, housewright, h. 163 Kempton.
GiflPord Jesse, b. 91 Third,
Gifford Jireh, b. with Shubael H. Gifford, Acushaefe.
Gifford Jireh B, mariner, son of Obed.
Gifford John, truckman, house Highland.
Gifford John, truckman, works and boards with Squire Gifford, 70
Thomas.
Gifford John A. boarding officer^ h. 63 Charles.
Gifford John B. sailmaker, w. Chapman & Bonney, b. 125 Middle.
Gifford Joseph R. shipwright, h. 65 South Water.
Gifford Lemuel B. laborer, w. and boards 80 South Second.
Gifford Lysander W. w. Squire Gifford, b. 70 Thomas.
Giftbrd Lysander W. H. mariner, b. 8 Wing.
Gifford Luther, h. 65 Poster.
Gifford Mary, widow, h. 24 Franklin.
Giftbrd Mary, h. 47 South Sixth.
Giftbrd Nathan B, carpenter, w. 19 Spring, h. 125 Middle.
Giftbrd Obed, shipwright, b. 65 South Water.
Gifford Pardon, shipwright, h. 10 South Sixth.
Gifford Peleg, h. 77 Cedar. " California."
Gifford Rebecca H. widow, h. 8 Wing.
Giftbrd Rufus A. shipwright, w. Merrill's wharf, b. 39 Smith.
Gifford Samuel, (Brett Sr Gifford) h. 336 South Water.
Giftbrd Samuel T. tin plate v/orker 83 North Water, b. 51 Summer.
Gifford Shubael H. shoe maker, h Acushnet.
Gifford Shubael Henry, in ship William and Eliza, h. Acushnet.
Giftbrd Squire, truckman, h. 70 Walden.
Gifford S^'lvanus, housewright, w. 19 Spring, b. Mill second house
west of Summer.
Gifford Thomas A. app. to William Gifford 2d, boards Chestnut,
near Mill.
Gifford Tillinghast A. mariner, h. 71 Smith.
Gifford (George G.) & Topham ( Willi mn H.)hYSiSS founders 77 North
Water.
Gifford William, laborer, h. 7 Cedar.
Gifford William, merchant, c. r. 7 Taber's wharf, h. 68 Third.
Gifford William, laborer, h. Ailens Mill road.
Giftbrd Weston A. teamei, b. 17 Elm.
Giftbrd William 2d, housewright 19 Spring, h. Chestnut, near Mill.
Giftbrd William M. laborer, b. 12 Bethel st.
Gifford William R. truckman, b. 70 Thomas.
Gifford Zylphia, widow, h. 35 Allen.
Gilbert Eliza W. b. Mansion House.
Gilbert George, trader, boards City Hotel.
Gilbert Nathaniel, h. 26 County.
Gilbert William, h. 169 Elm. " California."
Giles Thaddeus, mason, b. Mount Pleasant House.
Gilfeather James, tailor, b. Bedford House.
Gilman Henry, teamer for W. Wilcox, b. 49 Hillman.
Gillman Edward V. h. 129 Griunell. '^ California."
Gillmore Joseph, boarding house 4 Howland Court.
DIRECTORY, 99
Gii'dwood John, pastor William street Baptist Church, house 129
Elm St.
Given Joseph W. joiner, w. Mosher & Cook, h. 11 Griffin.
Givings James H. mariner, h. basement 126 Kempton.
Gleason Amasa L. school teacliei", school 19 Cheapside, b. 73 Elm.
Glover John, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 1.
Goddard Lucy, widoAv, h. 89 Smith.
Godfrey Edwin K. housewright, w. J. L. Eerguson, boards 41 South
Water.
Godfrey Eufus, {Davenport, Mason Sc Co.) h. 282 Purchase.
Godfrey Eufus Jr. b. 282 Purchase
Goehring Jacob, pianoforte maker, w. 42 William, house 7 1 North
Second.
Goetsinger Erank A. shoe maker, b. 63 North Second.
Goff Elizabeth, widow, h. 89 Elm.
GofF George, b. 68 Thomas.
Goings Anthony, in ship Octavia, h. 203 Middle.
Goings John, laborer, w. Mary GifFord 47 South Sixth.
Goldsmith Abner, shipwright, w. Stephen Andrews, h. 66 Prospect.
Gomley Alexander, jobing wagon, h. head of Middle.
Gomiey William, w. N. B. cordage factory, b. Ash, corner Elm.
Goodeno Jotham, box maker, h. 113 South Second.
Gooding Alanson, h. 24 South Sixth.
Gooding George, (Bryant d^" Gooding) h. 61 Cedar.
Goodman Christopher R. cooper, h. 110 Union.
Goodspeed Joseph, carpenter, works for Moses H. Bliss, h. 51 Third.
Goodspeed Obed, av. Taber's iron foundry, h 51 Third.
Goodspeed Theodore, shipwright, b. Bedford House.
Goodwin William, b. 121^ Union.
Goodwin William A. assistant Eriends Academy, b. 121^ Union.
Gomelton Edward, laborer, b. 29 Elm. »..»•
Gordon Harvey E. boat builder, h. 91 Washington.
Gordon John, stevedore, h. 201 Middle.
Gordon Uriah N. {R. L. Topham ^ Co.) h. 85 Washington.
Gordon William, gardener, h. 4 Eranklin.
Gordon William Jr. clerk 117 Union, h. 85 Eifth, corner Bedford.
Gordon William A. physician and surgeon, h. and office 121 William,
corner Eighth.
Gorman Timothy, b. 172 Third.
Gorham Stephen, carpenter, b. South, corner Prospent.
Gorman William, rope maker, h. head of Elm.
Gorman William, boarding house, 81 South Water street.
Gormand John, cooper, w. David Peirce. boards 97 North Water.
Gormand Michael, boarding house 17 Third.
Gormley John, laborer, h. 30 Hill.
Gorze George, dentist, h. 68 Thomas.
Gould Albert G. drives bread cart for J. B. Hadley, h. 26 Kempton.
Gould John L. penny post, h. 47 Pleasant.
Gould Eichard, in ship Cortes, h. 68 Mechanics Lane.
Gouldsborough Eobert. laborer, h. 210 Middle.
Grace James W. sailmaker, w. Simpson Hart, b. 16 Mill.
Grafton Thomas W. painter, h, 6 Willis.
Graham Elizabeth, h. rear 78 Linden.
Graham John T. shoemaker, w. 21 Cheapside, h. 80 Elm.
1.00 DIRECTORY.
Gransliaw James, h. 87 Thomas.
Grant Joseph, boarding house, 14 Third.
Grantham Henry, h. 55 South Water. " California."
Grasse Manuel, mariner, h. 120 Third.
Graves James C, housewright, works J. F. Vinal, boards 4 Williams
Block.
Gray Albert, w 197 County.
Gray ( William A.) & Earlier {Nathan) carriage makers, 57 Elm.
Gray Cornelius, housewright, b. with W. F. Doane.
Gray Darius, blacksmith, North Water, near the sash, factory, h. 82
Middle.
Gray Edward H. clerk, 5 Purchase, b. 25 South Second.
Gray Gilbert C. {Hatch, Gray ^ Co.) h. 70 Elm.
Gray Henry S. b. 3 Williams Bloc-.
Gray John H. huosewright, b. 69 Elm.
Gray Joseph J, blacksmith, b. 82 Middle.
Gray (Pardon) Packard {Joseph S.) & Co. {Charbs F. Allen) livery
stable, 119 Union.
Gray Pardon ( Gray, Packard S^ Co.) h. 25 South Second.
Gray Pardon 2d. laborer, h. 38 Foster.
Gray William A ( Gray S^- Barker) b. 22 Third.
Green Albert, boarding house, 12 First.
Green Benjamin, cooper, h. 99 North Second.
Green John H. h. 40 Union.
Green John, farmer, h. Chepatchet.
Green Mary S. h. rear 78 Linden.
Greene Alfred, carpenter, shop South Water, h. 83 Third.
Greene Augustus A. ( Greene ^- JVood) h. 63 Third.
Greene Benjamin, cooper, w. John W. Peirce, b. 15 Russell.
Greene Benjamin H. inq. 78 Linden. "California."
Greene Charles S. (C. Taber Sr Co.) b. 115 Third corner Wing.
Greene Cornelius laborer, h. 177 South Second.
Greene Clark, Fruit &C.251 Purchase.
Greene Daniel, restaurateur 40 Union,
Greene Daniel B.in ship St. George, h. 127 Pleasant.
Greene David R. {D.R. Greene tf- Co.) h. 58 South Sixth.
Greene David R. & Co. {Robert B. Greene) merchants, 9 Taber"s
wharf
Greene Edward H. physician, b. 1 South Second, comer Union.
Greene Ei^hraim. in ship Citizen, b. 83 Dartmouth.
Greene Francis H. bonnet and hat bleachery, b. Fifth.
Greene Andrew, hack driver, b. 9 North Second.
Greene Hiram A. boarding house, 10 First.
Greene Horatio N. b. 56 South Sixth.
Greene Lydia B. millinery 38 Purchase, b. 6 Fifth.
Greene John,b. 17 Third.
Greene Nathaniel, mason, b. 215 South Water.
Greene Robert B.{D.R. Greene, Sj^ Co. and E. C. Mlliken,. ^ Co.)
h. 88 Fourth.
Greene Simon, laborer, h, basement 12 High.
Greene Thomas A. merchant, h. 81 State.
Greene {Augustus A.) & Wood {Henry T.) lumber merchants, Leon-
ard's wharf.
Greenman Josiah, shipwright, h. 35 Willis.
DIRECTORY. 101
Greenman Jeremiah, hair dresser, 80^ Union, b. 35 Willis.
Greenwood Hannah, widow, h. 63 North Second.
Greenwood Thomas, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 1.
Gregory John, fish market, h. 2 Walnut.
Greiner John F. bootmaker, w. 11 South Water, b. 6 Bethel st.
Grew Robert, boat builder, w. R. C. Topman, & Co. b. 123 South
Water.
Grew Salem T.' cooper, w. Whitney, h. 57 North Sixth.
Girdley Clark, laborer, w. W. Hathaway Jr.
Griffin Charles H, truckman, b. 204 South Second.
Griffin John M. at sea, b. city hotel.
Griffin Seth W. physician, 18 Purchase.
Griffin Sydney, h. 233 County, corner Smith. *' California."
Griffin William, in ship Alexander, b. 7 South Water.
Grimshaw James, machinist, works N. B. Cordage factory, house
10 Chancery.
Grinnell Andrew B. tailor, h. TarKiln Hill.
Grinnell Charles, English Consul, commission merchant, counting
room Rotch's wharf, h. 158 Union.
Grinnell Henry B. b. 69 Third. " California."
Grinnell John, inq. 69 Third. " California."
Grinnell John, mason, h, Noel Taber's road.
Grinnell Joseph, President Marine Bank, President N. B. & T.
Rail Road, and President Wamsutta Mill Coiporation, office
52 North Water, h. 97 County.
Grinnell Joseph G. {TaberSf Co.) h. 41 Hawthorn.
Grinnell Lawrence, merchant, Treasurer N. B & T. Rail Road, c. r.
42 North Warter, h. Cottage corner Grove.
Grinnell Mary B. widow, h. 69 Third.
Gront James, shipwright, h. 7 Franklin.
Groves Alexander, carriage painter, w. G. L. Bro"WTiell, b. 107 Pleas-
ant St.
Groves Perry G. truckman, h rear 88 Linden.
Gunn John, rigger, h. 165 Pleasant, near Merrimack.
Gurney Bnejamin R. carriage smith, w. 23 Mechanics lane, b. 71
Ray corner North.
Gurcott Thomas A. boot and shoe maker 16 Third, h. 98 Fourth.
Gushee Horace, h. 153 Elm. "California."
Gustavus John, butcher, h. Blackmer's Grove. " California."
Guster Lorenzo, mariner, b. 23 Howland.
Gusterus Rainon, h. 22 Third.
Guynneth John M. W. clerk, Richmond & Wood, b. 70 Soutl
Had LET Btkon W. boards 162 Purchase.
Hadley Henry F. blacksmith, w. 44 Third, b. 9 Walnut.
Hadley Jacob B. baker 49 South Water, h. 51 South Water.
Haffards Charles, sail maker, loft Wareham slip, h. 16 Fifth.
Haffards James, inq. 119 Allen. " California "
Haffards Jonathan, master mariner, h. 40 County.
Hafford Benjamin, printer, w. 6 North Water, b. 133 Union.
Hafford Ebenezer F. inquire 94 Purchase.
Hafford John, b. 94 Purchase.
Hafford Joseph, painter, w. Tobey & Bradford, h. 21 Hillman.
102 DIRECTORY.
Hafford Priscilla, house 94 Purchase.
HafFord Stephen, b. 94 Purchase.
Hale James, boot maker, w. 1 1 South Water, h. 9 North Sixth.
Haley Geirald, harness maker, w. 126 Unionj h. 32 Hillman.
Haley John, laborer, w. L. F. Brigham.
Hall Aaron, mason, house 322 Purchase.
Hall Alexander, b. 29 South Water.
Hall Burrill, farmer, Chepatchet.
Hall Charles E. painter, w. 24 Centre, b. 100 William.
Hall D. Franklin, grocer 59 Union, h. 196 County.
Hall Edward H. h. Washington. " California."
Hall Edwin D. {Hall ^' Tohey) b. 212 County.
Hall George, clerk 129 Union, b. 133 Union.
Hall Hosea R. b. with J. P. Lund, Acushnet.
Hall I. D. (Isaac D.) & Co. {Stephen G. Driscol) wholesale groceries
and provisions 60 Union.
Hall Isaac D. [L D. Hall ^ Co.) h. 41 Fourth.
Hall John P. brass founder, w. 103 North Water, h. 18 Sherman.
Hall Joseph D. shipwright, h. 28 Campbell.
Hall Nathaniel B. groceries 216 County, h. 93 Maxfeld.
Hall Silman, boards Parker Hovise.
Hall Robert, laborer, h. 157 Elm.
Hall Sylvanus, (Hall ^* Wood) boards 136 Kempton.
Hall Sylvanus W. clerk for George M. Eddy, b. 3 Cheapside.
Hall (Edwin D.) & Tobey [Thomas N.) grocers 86 Purchase.
Hall William, clothing, hats, caps and furs, h. and store 129 Union.
Hall William, laborer, h. rear Cedar, south of Kempton.
Hall [Sylvanus) & Wood (Lorenzo D.) grocers 180 County.
Haliighan Bridget, widow, house 81 North Water.
Halloran Michael, carpenter, h. 89 First.
Hames Charles, painter, boards 9l North Water.
Hamblin Ansel B. w. for Henry Taber, Orchard st.
Hamblin Ivory W. laborer, w. 97 County.
Hambly William, rigger, house 184 Ray.
Hamilton Augustus, drives J.B. Hadley's bread cart, boards 22 Third
street
Hamilton James, sailmaker, works for Simpson Hart, h. 206 South
Water st.
Hamilton Jane, widow, house 1 Middle
Hamlin Augustus P. [Hamlin <f« Perkins) h. 40 Spring.
Hamlin Harvey M. boards 58 Sycamore.
Hamlin Joseph, mariner, h. 39 Mechanics Lane.
Hamlin Levi C. laborer, boards Elm.
Hamlin (Augustus P.) & Perkins [Barnabas S.) provisions and gro-
ceries 14 Centre, corner Orange.
Hammett Albert, dry goods 10 Purchase, boards Mount Pleasant
House.
Hammett James, dry goods 44 Purchase, h. 79 Third
Hammett Nathan E. dry goods 16 Purchase, h. Eighth, cor. Elm.
Hammett Sarah M. widow, fancy box maker, h. 41 Third.
Hammond Alathea, widow, 152 First.
Hammond Augustus, bread cart J. B. Hadley, b. 15 Fourth.
Hammond Caleb, carpenter, b. 82 Kempton.
Hammond Caleb, dentist 62 Purchase.
DIRECTORY. 103
Hammond Charles, cabinet maker, house Fish Island.
Hammond Charles, laborer, h. 157 Middle.
Hammond John, h. rear 150 Purchase. " California."
Hammond John P. rigger, house 72 Elm.
Hammond Joseph, cooper, works 14 Elm, house 72 Elm.
Hammond William, ship joiner rear 68, h. 68 Pleasant.
Hammond William, laborer, house Orange, rear of Grove School •
House.
Hammond William 2d, housewright, h. 76 Kempton.
Hammond William Jr. h. 68 Pleasant. " California."
Hammond William T in ship Millwood, b. 1 South Second.
Hampson William, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 210 Purchase.
Hand Abraham, laborer, h. rear 142 Kempton.
Hands John, blacksmith, h. Noel Taber road.
Handy Caleb, laborer, h. Mormon Hall.
Handy Charles, clerk, 85 Union, b. 59 Elm.
Handy Hiram S laborer, h. 234^ Purchase.
Handy Joshua, laborer, h. 95 South Sixth.
Handy Mary D. matron Orphan's Home, South Water comer Cove
street
Handy Nye, spar maker, h., 87 Kempton.
Handy Sarah, widow, h. 63 Kempton.
Handy Thomas, mariner, b. 95 North Water.
Handy Walter, clerk for George M. Eddy, h. 63 Kempton.
Handy William, housewright, h. between Eobeson and Linden.
Hanley Charles, clerk for George W. Howland, b, 59 Elm.
Hanlon Thomas, carriage smith, Mechanics lane, h. 31 Purchase.
Hannan James, tailor, w. 101 Union, h. 62 Grinnell.
Hannaghan John, laborer, b. 85 South Water.
Hannaghan Peter, laborer, b, 169 South Water.
Hansley George, laborer, h. rear 298 South Water.
Hanson Jacob, restaurateur, 7 North Second.
Harald Amos, laborer, w. N. B. & T. rail road, h. 200 Eay.
Hardy Albert, clerk, 40 South Water, b. 77 South Second.
Hardy John, laborer, w. J. H. W. Page, Sixth comer EusselL
Harding Mary, boarding house 69 Elm.
Hargraves John, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Harlow Alonzo H. b. 107 "William.
Harlow Erancis O. clerk 125.^ Union, b. 282 Purchase.
Harlow Otis, tailor, h. 282 Purchase.
Harmus Charles L. rope maker, h. 15 Howland.
Harmus Charles L. Jr. in bark Alice Frazier,inq. 15 Howland.
Harney Michael, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. 258 Purchase.
Harney Michael, h. rear 35 Smith. "California"
Harper Andrew, w. 71 South Second.
Harper James, city messenger, b. 152 Kempton.
Harper James, rigger, h. between Eobeson and Linden.
Harper Peter, horticulturist, b. 152 Kempton.
Harrigan Joanna, widow, h. 218 Eay.
Harrington Augustus, tanner and currier, h. Acushnet.
Harrington James, w. N. E. rivet factory, b. 177 South Wattsr.
Harrington Timothy, laborer, h. 9 First.
Harris Abiah J. widow, h. 167 Elm.
Harris Charies, "b. Parker House.
104 DIRECTORY.
Harris Henry, clothing, 62 Union, h. 159 Union.
Harris Samuel P. bonnets, 2 Cheapside, h. 30 Elm.
Harris William J. J. trader, 36 Union.
Harrison Trancis, painter, w. W. Maxfield, h. 72 Washington.
Harrison Joseph E. laborer, h. Wall.
Harrison Lemuel, 150 Ray.
'Harrison Thomas, blacksmith, w. 4 Orange, h. 57 Chestnut.
Harrison William H. laborer, h. basement 1 68 Kempton.
Harrity John, harness maker, works 7 Purchase, h. rear 6 Fifth.
Hart David, laborer, house 23 School.
Hart George, boat builder rear 94 South Water, h. 98 Third.
Hart George B. house 73 Hillman.
Hart Henry W. gardener, house 6 Allen.
Hart John, sadler, w. T. Allen, house rear 5 Fifth.
Hart John C. painter 11 Commercial wharf, boards 98 Third.
Hart Joseph, mariner, house 133 Middle.
Hart Joshua B. W. laborer, house 133 Middle.
Hart Lewis, mariner, boards 133 Middle.
Hart Simpson, sail maker 33 Commercial wharf, house 37 Fourth
street.
Hart Thomas S. works S.Leonard & Son's candle works, b. 15 Rus-
sell street.
Harvey Algernon F. housewright, boards 75 Washington.
Harwood Richard P. rigger, works Central wharf, house 171 Ray.
Haskell Andrew, house 10 Bedford.
Haskell Edward, hosiery, gloves and silks 11 Purchase b. 35 Eighth.
Haskell Edward P. merchant, c. room Fish Island, h. 85 Bush, cor.
County.
Haskell Eli, laborer, house 55 Smith.
Haskell Eli 2d, house 55 Purchase.
Haskell Fordyce Dennis, master mariner, h. 209 Union.
Haskell Hiram, h. 65 Third.
Haskell Henry, h. 10 Bedford. " California."
Haskell John C. merchant, c. room Fish Island, house 85 Bush, cor.
County.
Haskell Parmena W. h. 75 North Second. " California."
Haskins Amos, b. 140 North Second.
Haskins Christopher, laborer, house 220 Middle.
Haskins Ebenezer, farmer, house Noel Taber road.
Haskins Ephraim J. inq. rear 29 Allen.
Haskins Gifford B. laborer, b. 161 South Water.
Haskins John, shipwright, h. 11 Pope.
Haskins Joseph C. laborer, b. rear 29 Allen.
Haskins Joseph C. housewright, h. 50 Chestnut.
Haskins Laura, h. 161 South Water, comer Howland.
Haskins Leander, laborer, h. rear 94 North Second.
Haskins Reuben, b. 13 Cedar.
Haskins Orville, housewright, house 67 Chestnut.
Haskins Samuel, mariner, house rear 29 Allen.
Haskins Samuel N. baker, works 173 Union, b. rear 29 Allen.
Haskins Sarah, widow, house 69 Charles.
Haskins Stephen P. caulker, h. 32 Elm.
Haskins William P. h. 75 Mill.
Haskins William T. inq. rear 29 Allen. " California."
DIRECTORY. 105
Hasler Lucy, widow, h. Kempton, first west of Cordage factory.
Hassell Sarah, h. 175 Mill
Hastings John G. w. "Wamsutta Mill, b, Wamsutta No. 3.
Hatch Abial, w. N. B. Cordage factory, h. Harrison.
Hatch Albert D. (Hatch, Gray 8f Co.) house 85 Fifth, corner Bed-
ford St-
Hatch Alvin, carpenter, b. 36 Elm.
Hatch Enoch, in light boat schooner, b. 70 "Walden.
Hatch Francis W. rigger, h. 153 North Second.
Hatch George C. Jr. clerk Union store No. 87, b. 115 Bay.
Hatch George W. w. Perkins, Smith & Co. b. Kempton.
Hatch {Albert D.) Gray (Gilbert C.) & Co. (Smith E. Ladd) New
Bedford, Boston and Providence Express, office 142 Union.
Hatch Hollis B. truckman, h. 350 South Water.
Hatch J. Wheelock, breadcart 173 Union, b. Cheapside.
Hatch Moses E. clerk 50 Union, b. 235 Purchase.
Hatch Thatcher C. manufacturer of Chimney Capa, h. 225 Pur-
chase St,
Hatch William, carpenter, b. 36 Elm.
Hatch William, w. Perkins, Smith & Co.
Hathaway Ardra, nurse, b. 31 High.
Hathaway Abraham G. farmer, b. with Isaac T. Hathaway, North
road.
Hathaway Abigail, widow of Humphrey, h. Acushnet.
Hathaway Alexander H. h. Highland. " California."
Hathaway Andrew B. b. 100 William. " California."
Hathaway Ann A. h. with Lemuel Gammons, Ashland.
Hathaway Ann G. widow, h. 56 State.
Hathaway Anthony, stone cutter, corner Mechanics lane and North
Sixth, h. 149 Elm.
Hathaway Benjamin R. w. John M. Hathaway, b. 96 Elm.
Hathaway Benjamin F. {Booth ^Hathaway) h. 296 Purchase.
Hathaway Borden, hoasewright, house 52 Mill. " California."
Hathaway Braddock D. edge tool maker 114, house 117 Ray.
Hathaway Braddock D. Jr. inq. 117 Ray. " California."
Hathaway Bradford, hoasewright, w>. J. L. Ferguson, boards Bedford
House.
Hathaway Charles, boards with Noah Hathaway.
Hathaway Charles, mariner, b. 70 Washington.
Hathaway Charles S. h. 77 Third. " California."
Hathaway Daniel, stone cutter, h. rear of 90 Linden.
Hathaway David L. app. to Booth & Hathaway, b. 56 Stat^^
Hathaway Edwin, works B Penniman, Acushnet Avenue.
Hathaway Elizabeth, widow, h. North Road.
Hathaway Eliza B. h. 70 Washington.
Hathaway Ephraim, paper hanger, h. 42 Middle.
Hathaway Ezra, laborer, h. Parker.
Hathaway Francis S. merchant, c. r. Central Wharf^ hottse 43 Elm,
corner Purchase. #
Hathaway Frederick A. truckman, h, 339 South Water.
Hathaway George B. mason. ** California."
Hathaway Hannah, widow, house Belville.
Hathaway Henry M. block maker, w. Commercial wharf, house 69
Walnut.
106 DIRECTORY,
Hathaway Henrjr P. inq. 1 6 Mill. '' California."
Hathaway Hofatio, b. 43 Elm, corner Purchase.
Hathaway Hunnewell, house Acushnet.
Hathaway Isaac, shipwright, h. North road, east of Haskins corner.
Hathaway Isaac, shipwright, h. 129 North Second.
Hathaway Isaac T. farmer, North road, east of Haskins corner.
Hathaway Isaac T. Jr. tailor, works 6 South Water,, boards Parker
House.
Hathaway Jabez S. master mariner, b, Belville.
Hathaway James C- shipwright, house 128 Purchase.
Hathaway James W. {Hathaway, Manchester Sf Co.) b. 60 Hillmau s^
Hathaway James S. P., clerk 16 South Water, boards 16 Elm street
Ilathaway John H. boards 109 Third.
Hathaway John D. deputy sheriff, office 5& Union, h. 113 Smith,
Hathaway John M, liyery stable i2 Elm, ho«>se 96 Elm,
Hathaway Jonathan ,^ riggeii"? boards 42 Middle.
Hathaway Joseph R. blacksmith, works 114 Ray, b. 117 Ray.
Hathaway Joseph D. teamer, house 31 Howland.
Hathaway Leonard, trader, house Acushnet road.
Hathaway Lewis, housewright William, house 41 Kemptom
Hathaway ( TFarren) Manchester (William G.) &. Co. (James W.
Hathaway) niacliinists 151 North Water.
Hathaway Maltiab^ mason and farmer, house North Road, fourth
west of Haskins corner.
Hathaway Martin, app. to J. Brownell & Co., boards 38 Kempton.
Hathaway Martin, shoe maker 152 Union.
Hathaway Martin L. printer, works Mercury OflSce, b. 38 KemptOD.
Hathaway Michael, shipwright, h. 64 State.
Hathaway Mary, widow, house North road, first west of Ezra Hatha-
way's.
Hathaway Mary B. house 70 Washington.
Hathaway Nathaniel H. h. 173 South Second.
Hathaway Noah, farmer, h. County road, comer Allen's Way.
Hathaway Paul, laborer, w. and boards with Joseph Clarke.
Hathaway Paul E. farmer, h. Acushnet road, first over rail road.
Hathaway Phillip^ clerk 129 Union, resides in Pairhaven.
Hathaway llichard, 64 Pleasant.
Hathaway Robert S. accountant 77 Third.
Hathaway Rodolphus, b. 152 Union. "-California.'^
Hathaway Samuel, housewright 16 Elm, house 12 Cedar.
Hathaway Savory, clerk Union Shoe store 21 CheapsidOj house 43
Maxfeld.
Hathaway Seth, housewright, house i & Mill.
Hathaway Seth, (Hathaway ^ Shearman) boards Fourth, cor. School.
Hathaway (Seth) &> Shearman ( William H.) livery stable 24 Pourtb.
Hathaway Stephen, house 100 Fourth. "California."
Hathaway Stephen, shipwright, house 81 North.
Hathaway Thomas S. merchant, c. r. Central wharf, house 43 Elm,
corner Purchase.
Hathaway Warren, (Hathaway, Manchester ^ Co.) h. 60 HilTman.
Hathaway William, daguerreotype artist 129 Union, house Hillman,
corner Walden.
Hathaway William, shipwright, works for S. Andrews, boards 105
South Water.
DIRECTORY. 107
Hathaway "William Jr. merchant, c. r. "Walnut street wharf, honse i
Orchard, comer Arnold.
Hathaway Zephaniah, shipwright, house 137 Purchase.
Hatheway Bradford G. provisions, dry goods, shoes, &c. 109, house
109 Third.
Hatheway Gilbert, merchant, c. r. North "Water, boards 39 Elm.
Hatheway James S. P. elerk 16 South Water, boards 39 Elm.
Hatheway John H. clerk 109, boards 109 Third.
Hatton Robert, barber 143 Union, house Middle, corner Ash.
Havens Samuel, rigger, house 5 Campbell
Hawes Charles E. daguerreotype artist Liberty Hall Building.
Hawes David E. son of Levi Hawes. '* California."
Hawes Elizabeth, widow, b. 37 Fifth.
Hawes Elisha, son of Levi Hawes. " California.^
Hawes Jefferson, h. 36 South Second. " California."
Hawes John A. counsellor and attorney at law, office over Merchants
Bank, b. 37 Fifth.
Hawes Jonathan, confectionary 42^ Purchase, h. 60 Mechanics Lane.
Hawes Jonathan C in ship Liverpool, son of Levi Hawes.
Hawes Judah, ckrk 42^ Purchase, h. 36 South Second.
Hawes Judah, in ship William Wirt, b. 36 South Second.
Hawes Levi, farmer, h. Tarkiln Hill, first east of rail road.
Hawes Levi Jr. son of Levi Hawes. " California."
Hawes Levi 2d, confectionary aad ice cream "37 PnrchasGj house 9S
Grinnell.
Hawes Mary, widow, house 210 Union.
Hawes William F. house 12 High.
Hawes Samuel B. house 37 Fifth.
Hawes Simeon, farmer, house Tarkiln Hill.
Hawes Thomas K. son of Levi Hawes. *• California.'*
Hawkins Darius, boai'ding house Wamsutta No. 3.
Hawkins Jackson, av. 92 Spring, h. 96 School.
Hawkins Reuben, cooper, house 100 Third-
Hawkins Walter, laborer, house 96 School.
Hay den John, laborer^ house 100 Washrn^on.
Hayden John W. housewright, works for Willard Mason, h 145 First
Hayes Andrew G. cooper^ house §2 Pleasant.
Hayes Benjamin T. {Mayes, Dyer tf* Co.) house 59 Hill.
Hayes, [A. G. Hayes,) Dyer, {E. C Dyer,) & Co., [B. T. Hayes,)
coopers, 155 North Second.
Hayes Loring G. cooper, h. 147 State.
Hayes Samuel W. boards 59 Elm.
Hayes William, w. C H. Leonard:'s c. works, h. 133 Soutii Water.
Hazard George W. laborer, boards ■Cannon ville.
Hazard Henry, farmer, house Cannonville.
Hazard James B. w. for G. L. Browneli 44 Third, house 17 North
Sixth.
Hazard Lucy R. milliner and dress maker 170 County.
Hazleton Ezra O. laborer, boards 106 South Water.
Hazleton VVilliam, laborer, b. Purchase, corner Maxfeld.
Head Benjamin, mason, h. 107 Hillman.
Head Tillinghast, rigger, h. rear 253 Pleasant.
Haley John, boards Cottage.
Healey John, pump anfl. block maker, h. 57 Washington.
108 DIRECTORY.
Healey Michael, laborer, h. rear 5 Eifth. *
Heath Charles, b. 56 South Second, corner Walnut.
Heath George W. elerk for Little & Allen, inq. 98 Fourth.
Heath Job W. cooper, works Negus & Holmes, house rear 278 South
Water.
Heath Nathaniel H. teamer, h. rear 298 South Water.
Heath Samuel W. h. 56 South Second, corner Walnut.
Heath Sophronia P, widow, h. 55 Hill.
Heath William H. in ship Massachusetts, h. 85 North Second.
Hemmenway Onslow, assistant High School^ boards Mount Pleasant
House.
Henderson Isaac, laborer, h. 87 Smith.
Hendrickson Porter, gardener, h. Summer, next Smith.
Henley Garrett C. harness maker, w. 126 Union, h. 17 Third.
Henry Gillman, truckman, h. 200 South Seconds
Henry James, app. to S. Andrews, b. 52 Pifth.
Henry William, mariner, h. rear 35 Smith.
Henson Thomas, h. rear 229 Middle.
Heron William H. master mariner, h. rear 220 Eaj.
Heon Joseph, w. for J. Howland 2d, 21 South Sixth.
Hervey Ebenezer, principal Grove Grammar school, h. 91 MaxfeM
street.
Hervey Eliph'alet W. clerk Marine Bank, b. 91 Maxfeld.
Hervey John C. city watch, h. 64 Poster.
Herod Edwin, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. rear 78 Linden.
Herod James, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. rear 77 Linden.
Hersey William S. caulker, b. 171 Purchase.
Herson Milford, b. 120 Ray.
Heywood John, laborer, b. 65 North Water.
Hemns Luther G. city clerk, h. 132 Purchase.
Hewitt John, blacksmith, w. 15 Mechanics Lane, b. 15 Fourth.
Hibbs Elias H. h. 15 N&rth Sixth. " California."
Hickey John, laborer, h. rear 37 Smith.
Hicks Andrew, b. 72 Third.
Hicks Edward, boot and shoe maker, works for S. M. Burbank, h-
121 Middle.
Hicks Francis, laborer, h. 228 Middle.
Hicks Joseph, merchant tailor, 97 Union h. 174 Middle street.
Hicks George Jr. laborer, h. Grape, near Oak.
Hicks William H. laborer, h. 51 Mill.
Higgins (Charles H.) &. West {John P. Jr. ) painters 98 North Water
street.
Higgins Charles H. (Higgins ^ W&st) h. 172 Middle.
Higgins John, shipwright, h. 198 Ray.
Higgins Orin B. b. 59 Grinnell.
Highlands John, laborer, b. 25 Russell.
Highland William, b. Elm, near cordage factory.
Hill Abigail, widow, h. 21 South Water.
Hill Henry E. w. Wilcox's sash fkctory, b. 103 Middle.
Hill Jeremiah, w. for Ann H. Dunbar, 46 Fifth.
Hill Nancy, widow, h. 67 South Second.
Hill Thomas, b. 59 Fifth.
Hill William H. housewright, w. 16 Elm, b. 64 Fostei*>
Hill Williana, P. h,.. 71 South Seco^dj " C^UIarRija,"^
DIRECTORY. 109
Hiller Joseph, shipwright, b. 41 North Sixth.
Hiller Philip, app. to D. Homer, boards 73 Middle.
Hillman Alexander, (Hillman Sf Tripp) h. 30 Elm.
Hillman Charles B, clerk 123 Union, boards 30 Elm.
Hillman Henry, (Potter^ Hillman ^ Co.) house 166 Pleasant, corner
Merrimack,
Hillman James, in ship Julian, boards 61 Pleasant.
Hillman Jethro, {J. (^ Z. Hillman) house 108 Ray.
Hillman J. (JetJiro) &, Z. {Zaohariah) shipwrights, yard foot of Max-
feld St.
Hillman Rhoda, wMow, house 1 Hillman.
Hillman Robert, boards 61 Hillman.
Hillman Rowland L. clerk 113 Union, b. 30 Elm.
Hillman Sarah, widow, house 61 Pleasant.
Hillman (Alexander) & Tripp (James C.) merchant tailors 125
Union.
Hillman John D. boards 6 1 Fleasani;.
Hillman Zachariah, (J. ^ Z. Hillman) hooise 96 State.
Hillyard Thomas, mariner, house 4 Russell.
Himes Alexander S. clerk for B. F. Howland 65 Union.
Himes Daniel B. w. 50 South Water, house 89 Washington.
Himes Elizabeth, widow, h. 82 North Second.
Himes Elizabeth, b. with B. F. Howland, 134 Third, cor. GrinnelL
Himes John S. shipwright, house Clark's Point.
Himes John S. Jr. boards with John S. Himes.
Himes Randall, in bark Laetitia, house 31 County.
Himes Thomas, house foot of High.
Hinckley Benjamin F. boat builder, h. Assonet road.
Hinckley Braddock, tanner, house 63 Mill.
Hinckley George, laborer, h. rear Grove School House.
Hinckley George, brassfounder, works GifFord & Topham, boards 68
Pleasant.
Hitch Charles, merchant, office 5 Taber's wharf, h. 45 Third.
Hitch Charles & Son, {Joshua C.) sailmakers 5 Taber's wharf-
Hitch Joshua C. ((7. Hitch Sr Son) boards 45 Third.
Hoard Elias, farmer, house County Road.
Hoard Hervey, boards with Elias Hoard, County road.
Hoard Seth, boards with Elias Hoard, County road.
Hobart John, boards 42 Middle.
Hofeldt Jorgen, mariner, sails out of Savannah, h. 80 Kempton.
Hoffman Alexander, boatman, house 27 School.
Hogsden Lyman, w. Davenport & Mason, b. 70 Elm.
Hogan James, coachman 93 Orchard, h. rear 12 High.
Hohaz Joseph, boards 99 North Second.
Hoile Joseph, painter w. 4 Middle, b. 99 North Second.
Holcomb Henry, {Holcomh Sf Purrinton) h. 198 South Water.
Holcomb {Henry) & Purrinton (Clark) provisions 191 South Water.
Holding George W. w. for Perce & Parsons, b. 11 Third.
Holland John, laborer, w. 103 County.
Holland Michael, mariner, h. 141 Middle.
Holmes Allen G. harness maker 24 Fourth, b. 36 First.
Holmes Atwood, (Negus ^ Holmes) h. 39 South Second.
Holmes Benjamin, waiter Mansion House.
Holmes Bennett, b. Parker House.
9i
no BIEECTOEY.
Holmes Eunice, widow, house 95 Wa&Mngton.
Holmes Jacob, boards Parker House.
Holmes James, cooper, w. for N. Leonard, b. 6 GriflBn.
Holmes John, cooper, w. for N. Leonard, h. 95 Washington
Holmes John P. keeper Exchange Hotel, fiirehase.
Holmes Lyman, in ship Ophir of Boston, h. S' Chancery.
Holmes Nye, laborer, h. 9 Bush, corner FirstV
Holmes Thomas, farmer, h. 154 North Second.
Holmes Thomas, mariner, h. 140 South Water.
Holmes William, w. for Perce & Parsons, b. 32 Eighth.
Holmes William H. sailmaker, works for C HaiFards, house Fifth,
near Wing.
Holt Christopher F. mariner, in bark Dominga, house 1 7 Morgan's
Row.
Holt Edward, in ship General Williams of N.London, b. 17 Morgan's^
Row.
Homer Daniel Jr. shipwright Fish Island, h. 73 Middle.
Homer G. ( George) & Co. (Frederick Homer) merchants, c. room 203
North Water.
Homer Frederick, {G. Homer ^ Co.) h. 81 Hillman, cor. County.
Homer George, (G. Homer d^ Co.) h. 28 High.
Hopier Zenas, shipwright, h. Thomas, corner Sycamore.
Hood Benjamin L. laundry, 208 Purchase.
Hood James, w. for E. M. Robinson 23 North Second.
Hooker Sarah, boarding house 3 Williams Block, Cheapside.
Hooting Richard, laborer, h. 1 1 7 North Water.
Hopkins John, piano fortes, music and umbrellas 5 Purchase, b. 35
Eighth.
Hopkins Samuel, umbrella manufacturer 20 North Second, house 1 6
Bush.
Hopkins Wanton, b. with John Greene, Chepatchet.
Home Delilah B. widow, boarding house 97^ Middle.
Horton David, blacksmith, works Steamboat wharf, house 45 South
Water.
Horton Sanford S. Monroe's Express, b. with Isaac Case.
Houghton John R. engineer AVamsutta Mill, h. 154 Pleasant.
Houghton William J. W. lace and ribbon dealer 91 Purchase, h. 162
County.
Houston William F. cooper, b. 24 First.
How Moses, pastor Bethel Church, h. 109 Middle.
How William S. b. 109 Middle.
Howard Alexander, cooper, w. C. H. Leonard, house 93 South Water
street.
Howard Ammi N. market 99 Middle, h. Acushnet Avenue.
Howard Benjamin B. merchant, c. r. 175 North Water, boards Parker
House.
Howard John W. waiter Mansion House, h. 19 Cheapside-
Howard Joseph, cook at Alms House, Clark's Point.
Howard Mittee, painter, boards 39 North.
Howard Peter, gardener, h. 21 Morgan's Row.
Howard Richard, rigger, h. Wall,
Howard Shadrack, h. 128 Orchard. " California."
Howard Seth Jr. farmer and trader County road.
Howard Susan, widow, house 10 and 12 Russell
DIRECTORY. Ill
Howard William H. furniture 71 and 73 William, resides in Dart-
mouth.
Howard William M. gardener, h. 134 Arnold,
Howe William, bookseller and binder 47 Purchase, h. 12 Walnut.
Howes Alexander M. in ship Henry Clay, inq. Lot Howes.
Howes Clara, dress maker, b. 3 Williams Block, Cheapside.
Howes Daniel H. in ship Amethyst, inq. Lot Howes.
Howes Gorham B. master ship Amethyst, inq. Lot Howes.
Howes Hannah, widow, dress maker, b. 3 Williams Block, Cheapside-
Howes John F. in ship Elizabeth, inq. Lot Howes.
Howes Lot, shipwright, h. Fourth, corner Washington.
Howes Robert N. app. 16 Fourth, boards 38 Kempton.
Howes Willis, master ship China, inq. Lot Howes.
Howland Abby, house 164 Union.
Howland Abby P. house 7 Cedar.
Howland Abigail, widow, h. 87 Spring, corner Eighth.
Howland Abner, carpenter, w, 73 William, h. 68 Mill.
Howland Abraham H. merchant City wharf, h. 156 Third.
Howland Alfred W. tailor, b. 72 Fourth.
Howknd Algernon Sydney, (Sanford ^ Howland) h. 54 Walnut.
Howland Benjamin B. in bark Endeavor, h. 94 Third.
Howland Benjamin F. the people's medicine store, toilet and shaving
soap depot 63^ and 65 Union, corner Bethel st., h. 134 Third,
corner Grinnell st.
Howland Eeriah G. miller windmill Mount Pleasant, h. near the
School House, Perry's Neck road.
Howland B. Franklin, merchant, h. 115 Third, corner Wing.
Howland Charles, laborer, h.77 Chestnut.
Howland Charles, ship keeper, b. 29 County.
Howland Charles, mariner, h. 104 South Second.
Howland Charles H. works T. Knowles & Co. boards 29 Cotinty
street.
Howland Charles F. in ship Courier, b. 134 Third.
Howland Cornelius, merchant, c. r. 1 Merrill's wharf, h. 98 County,
corner- Russell.
Howland David, h. 207 South Water. " California."
Howland Edward, master mariner, h. 42 South Sixth, comer Bush.
Howland Edward, master mariner, h. 83 South Second.
Howland Edward 2d, master mariner, h, 50 Pleasant,
Howland Edward B. h. 22 South Sixth. " California."
Howland Edward D. carpenter, h. 22 South Sixth.
Howland Edward W. merchant, c. r. 1 Merrill's whf, h. " Bay View "
Clark's Point.
Howland Elisha D. house 175 County.
Howland Elizabeth, widow of Jonathan, h. 207 South Water.
Howland Elizabeth, widow of Abner, b. 22 South Sixth.
Howland Emily, widow, h. 37 School.
Howland Ezra T. master mariner, h. 20 Bush.
Howland Frederick P. shipwright, h. 67 Maxfeld.
Howland George, housewright, w. for Booth & Hathaway, hotise 116
Pleasant.
Howland George Jr. merchant, c. r. 122 North Second, h. 37 SotiA
Sixth.
Howland George H. clerk Bedford Com. Bank, b. 37 South Sisth.
112 DIRECTORY.
Howland George W. mariner, b. 72 Fourth.
Howland George W. groceries and provisions 85 Union, h. 57 Elm.
Howland Gilbert Jr. clerk for Edmund Rodman, h. 58 JPleasant.
Howland Harriet, widow, h 4 Walnut.
Howland Henry, shoemaker 1 Pearl, b. "William.
Howland Hepsa, widow, h. 115 Third, corner "Wing.
Howland Holder, farmer, Clark's Point.
Howland Holder, farmer, h. Allen's Mill road, near the store.
Howland I. Jr. & Co. (Thomas Mandell, Edward Mott Robinson and
Sylvia Ann Howland) merchants, c. r. 3 Commercial wharf,
oil factory 71 School.
Howland Jabez B. master bark Sappho, h. 16 Fifth.
Howland Jacob A. master bark Endeavor, h. 42 Smith.
Howland James 2d. President Bedford Commercial Insurance Co.
{J. Sf J. Howland) h. 21 South Sixth.
Howland James G. b. 190 Union.
Howland James H. blacksmith, h. 7 Cedar.
Howland James Henry c. r. 12 Middle, h. 59 Fifth.
Howland James T. mariner, in bark Isabella, h. 94 Third.
Howland James Thomas w. Taber & Co. b. 94 Third. ,
Howland Jethro, laborer, h. 139 First.
Howland John, laborer, h. 258 Purchase.
Howland John, merchant, {J. Sf J. Howland) 38 South Sixth.
Howland J. & J. [John ^ Jaines 2d.) merchants, c r. 12 Middle.
Howland Jonathan, master mariner, h. 54 Russell.
Howland Jonathan Jr. in schr. Eliza, b. 54 Russell.
Howland Joseph, b. 8 Russell.
Howland Joseph, laborer, h. 137 South Water.
Howland Joseph, h. 172 South Water.
Howland Joseph, master mariner, h. 72 Fourth.
Howland Joseph B, boarding house, 5 Griffin.
Howland Joseph R. b. 196 Union.
Howland Jotham, inq. Philip Anthony. " California."
Howland Lucy, widow, h. 40 Bush.
Howland Lysander W. mariner, b. 40 Bush.
Howland Matthew, merchant, c. r. 122 North Second, house 37 Haw-
thorn St.
Howland Malichi, laborer, h. 82 North Second.
Howland Nicholas, cooper. North Water, near the planing mill, h.
116 Pleasant.
Howland Orlando W. mariner, b. 72 Fourth.
Howland Paul, farmer, h. 190 Union.
Howland Paul 2d. mason, h. 94 State.
Howland Peleg C. teller Merchants Bank,h. 77 Walnut corner Sev-
enth st.
Howland Rebecca, widow, h. 94 Third.
Howland Reuben, groceries, &c. Kempton corner Summer.
Howland Rodney, w. Palmer & Ricketson'a candle works, bouse 108
Seventh.
Howland Rufus, h. 172 Purchase. " California."
Howland Sarah, widow, h. 101 North Water.
Howland Sarah H. widow, h. 130 Third
Howland Shubael, machinist, b. 101 North Water.
Howland Stephen Jr. provisions, &c. 93 h. 94 Third.
DIRECTORY. 113
Howland Sylvia A. h. 19 North Eighth-
Howland Sylvanus, h. 22 South Sixth.
Howland Thomas, fruit, «S:c. Union, h. 114 Kempton.
Howland Thomas, blacksmith, b. 207 Middle.
Howland Thomas A. housewright, h. 118 Purchase.
Howland Thomas N. fisherman, h. 14 Bethel street.
Howland Weston, ship chandlery and commission merchant, "Walnut
street wharf, h. Ill Washington.
Howland William C. mason, b. 224 County.
Howland William Penn, merchant, Walnut street wharf, house 140
Third.
Hoxie James D. h. 171 Grinnell. •' California."
Hoyt Alonzo C. housewright, b. 19 Hillman.
Hubbard William H. stevedore, h. 48 Middle.
Huddy George, in ship Abraham Barker, b. 60 Thomas.
Huddy AVilliam, housewright, w. D. R. Peirce, h. 60 Thomas.
Hudson Samuel G. {Hudson d^ Sanford) h. 77 State.
Hudson C^SamueZ G.) & Sanford (Charles) sailmakers, loft Parker's
Block.
Hudson William, shipwright, h. Fish Island. ■
Hughes Mary, widoAv, h. 60 Kay.
Hughes Michael, laborer, h. 36 County.
Hull George, 114 Seventh. " California,"
Hull Sylvester, jobbing wagon, h. 16 Russell.
Humphrey George W. clerk 6 Union, b. Parker House.
Humphrey Horace, steam paint works, 32 Centre, resides in Fair-
haven.
Humphrey James L. merchant tailor, 97 Union, resides in Fair-
haven.
Hunnewell John, master ship Barndt, h. 37 Pope.
Hunt Alonzo, shipwright, h. 37 Pope.
Hunt (William E.) & Chapman {Alfred M.) sailmakers, loft Walnut
street wharf.
Hunt John (Henry Taber <^ Co.) b. 194 County corner North.
Hunt William E. {Hunt §(^ Chapman) b. 133 Union.
Hunter David, w. H. H, Crapo Wasemequia Nursery, 106 Washing-
ton St.
Hunter Sarah, widow, h. rear 11 Dartmouth.
Huntington Joseph W. app. to Allen Marble, b. 93 Grinnell.
Huping Peter, clerk for Isaac Brownell, h. 104 Cedar corner Camp-
bell St.
Hurd David, b. 32 Maxfeld.
Hurll Charles W. watchmaker, w. Benjamin Dexter, b. 73 Hillman.
Hurll John, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. 194 Ray.
Hurll William, trader, h. .^5 Bedford.
Hurlbert George R. ship carpenter, h. 123 South Water.
Hursel John, pilot, h. 51 Third corner Walnut.
Hursum Milvord, truckman, h. 120 Ray.
Hussey Charles H. w. N. E. rivet factory, h. 40 Grove.
Hussey George, merchant, c. r. 26 Middle corner North Water h. 103
County corner Hawthorn.
Hussey George Jr. b. 103 County.
Hussey John B. merchant, c. r. 26 Middle comer North Water, b. 103
County.
114 DIRECTORY.
Hnssey "William, master mariner, h . 84 State.
Hussey William H. commission Merchant, c. r. 26 Middle cor. North
Water, h. 87 William.
Hutching Robert C. master mariner, h. 50 Pleasant.
Hutchinson Sylvester, teacher, b. 83 South Second. .
Hyde Charles W. sailmaker, w. 33 Commercial wharf, b. 349 South
Water.
Hyde George W. in ship Florida, b. with William Hyde.
Hyde John B. machinist, w. Fish Island, b. 159 Union.
Hyde Thomas, cooper, w. 71 School, h. 349 South Water.
Hyde William, cabinet maker, w. for A. D. Bichmond, h. Haskins'
Corner, North road.
Hyde William A. 228 South Second.
Hyde William B. in ship Minerva, b. with William Hyde.
Hyer Albert C laborer, w. Adam Mackie, h. Parker.
IiwSLEY David, house 73 Hillman.
Inbeck Henry, boards 31 Pleasant.
Ingalls Newton S. inq. 79 Hillman. " California."
Ingalls Seth H. civil engineer and architect 2, h. 145 Union.
Ingalls William, mason, house 71 North.
Ingraham Abby, widow, h. 150 Middle.
Ingraham Robert, h. 29 Mill, corner Purchase.
Ihgraham Robert C. Mercury office, b. 29 Mill.
Ingraham Timothy, {J. Baylies Sf Co.) h. 97 Elm.
Ingraham William H. painter, w. A. Shaw, boards 86 North Second
street,
Inman Edward, laborer, b. 59 Summer.
Irish Benjamin, book keeper for I. Howland Jr. & Co. 3 Commercial
wharf, h. Pleasant, corner Campbell.
Irish Joseph, boat builder, h. 130 Washington.
Irish Otis, groceries and provisions 81, h. 79 William.
Israel Stephen G. Apothecaries Hall 160 Purchase, boards Mount
Pleasant House.
Ivers Samuel, clerk 19 Centre, boards 105 Union.
Jack Alexander, housewright, works Moses H. Bliss, boards 119
Allen.
Jack Frances, widow, house 119 Allen.
Jack George S. app. to Hudson & Sanford, b. 119 Allen.
Jackson Antone, b. 230 South Water. •
Jackson Elizabeth, house 9 Elm.
Jackson Harrison M. binder, w. Perce & Parsons, b. 39 Kempton.
Jackson Francis, laborer, h. 127 Smith-
Jackson Manuel, h. rear 35 Smith. " California."
Jackson Manuel, h. rear 57 Smith.
Jackson Thomas H. shipwright, h. 231 Middle, corner Cedar.
James John Jr. house Cannonville.
James Daniel, blacksmith, h. Noel Taber Road.
James George, cooper, w. Hazard's wharf, house corner Campbell and
Chancery.
James Henry T. ( Tuell 4- James) h. 20 Oak.
DIRECTORY. 115
James Lemuel K. cooper, w. I. Bly, b. 54 North Second.
James Phebe, widow, h. 187 Middle.
James Eichard W. painter, w. 21 Union, b. 187 Middle.
James Thomas M. life, health, and fire insurance broker, h. 147 Elm.
James William, cooper, w. for Hayes & Dyer, h. 64 State.
James William B. machinist, b. 187 Middle.
Jason Antone, in ship Nassau, house South Second, near Howland
land St.
Jefferson Betsey, house 10 Wing.
Jenkins Benjamin S. painter, h. 98 Kempton.
Jenkins James D. tin plate worker, w. 11 North Water, boards 30
Elm St.
Jenkins Nathan D. ship joiner, b. 296 Purchase.
Jenkins Perez, shipwright, h. 31 Elm.
Jenkins Simeon, h. 41 North. "California."
Jenkins Wally R. b. 98 Purchase.
Jenney Abby C. widow, h. 31 Kempton.
Jenney Albert P. housewright, w. D. K.Peirce, h. 56 State.
Jenney Benjamin E. T. tailor, 29 North Water, h. 27 Thbd.
Jenney Caleb, boot and shoe maker 16, h. 18 Third.
Jenney Caleb T. shipwright, h. 6 Maxfeld.
Jenney Ebenezer, mason, h. 13 Pope.
Jenney Edmund, cooper, w. 28 South Second, h, 117 Middle-
Jenney Edward A. paper hanger, h. 90 Mill.
Jenney Elkanah, shipwright, h. 64 Pleasaut.
Jenney Ezra T. housewright, w. for R. Chase, b. 6 Maxfeld.
Jenney Francis, boatman, h. 29 South comer Orange.
Jenney Franklin, housewright, house and shop 75 North.
Jenney George C. in ship Florida, b. with Isaac Case, Belville.
Jenney Isaac H. master ship Alfred Gibbs, son of Mary, at Belville.
Jenney Isaiah E. shipwright, h. 137 North Second.
Jenney James, baker, b. 107 Kempton.
Jenney James A. b. 13 Kempton.
Jenney Jeduthan, shipwright, h. 5 Willis.
Jenney John, w. W. Washburn, new County road.
Jenney Josephine, widow, h. rear 35 Smith.
Jenney Leonard, surveyor of lumber, h. 88 South Sixtli.
Jenney Luther {Jenney Sf Searell) h. 151 North Second.
Jenney Lydia, widow, h. 41 Kempton.
Jenney Mary, widow, h. with Mary Borden, Belville.
Jenney Nathaniel, housewright, h. 38 Willis.
Jenney Sanford, h. 38 Pleasant. " California."
Jenney {Luther) & Searell {Charles) riggers, loft 175 North Water,
Jenney Smith, shipwright, h. 98 Pleasant.
Jenney Thomas W. housewright, b. 98 Pleasant.
Jenney Weston, master mariner, b. with Isaac Case, Belville.
Jenney William F. mariner, in brig Mexico of Westport, inq. 29
South St.
Jenney William H. baker, 57 Charles, h. 107 Purchase.
Jennings Abraham, laborer, h. 123 First.
Jennings Andrew J. w. L. Grinnell's c. works, h. 103 Orange.
Jennings Benjamin R. w. L. Grinnell's c. works, h. 87 Grinnell.
Jennings Charles S. sailmaker, w. 33 Commercial wharf, h. 66 Nortll
Sixth.
116 DIRECTORY.
Jennings Elisha E. tailor, h. 63 Grinnell. " California.''
Jennings George W. w. L. Grinnell's c. works, h. 66 Grinnell.
Jennings Gideon, laborer, house Grape.
Jennings Isaac, farmer, North roadf^near Ezra Hathaway's.
Jennings Ira, in bark Oscar, house 12^ First.
Jennings Jireh, spar maker Steamboat wharf, h. Cannonville.
Jennings John H. physician and surgeon, apothecary, 48 Purchase,
corner William, house 185 County.
Jennings Lazarus, blacksmith, house Mount Pleasant, near the "Wind
Mill.
Jennings Lewis S. city watch, house 59 Washington.
Jennings Mary J. widow, house 83 Pleasant.
Jennings Peleg S. mariner, b. 103 South Orange. ^
Jennings Perry, laborer, house Grape, corner Oak.
Jennings Samuel, stone cutter, house Mount Pleasant.
Jennings Sylvester, cooper, w. D. Pierce, house 93 Grinnell.
Jennings Thomas E. rigger, house 8 Bethel st.
Jennings Valentine, w. for Stephen Tripp, boards 59 County.
Jennings William W. sailmaker, works 33 Commercial wharf, h. 269
South Water
Jerrald Mary, widow, house Park.
Jewett Samuel, laborer, house 165 Elm.
Johnson Bridget, widow, house 119 Purchase.
Johnson Caleb, laborer, house Smith's Mill road.
Johnson David, housewright, house 45 Smith.
Johnson Edward C. carriage trimmer, works 84 Purchase, house 111
Middle.
Johnson Ezra R. house 107 Middle.
Johnson Erancis D. carriage maker, w. W. A. Nash, boards 56 North
Sixth.
Johnson Henry, city crier, etc. house 46 Wing.
Johnson Henry J. house 219 Middle.
Johnson Jacob, laborer, boards 91 South Water.
Johnson Josiah, waiter Parker House, h. Bonney, near Forest.
Johnson Josiah, shipwright, house 39 Foster.
Johnson Michael, Alms House.
Johnson Nathan, house 21 Seventh. " California."
Johnson Nathan T. sailmaker, w. for C. HafFards, h. 91 Charles.
Johnson Nathaniel, sailmaker, w. for Jas. T. Church, h. 95 Charles.
Johnson Richard, mariner, house 7 First.
Johnson Richard, house 23 South Water.
John-feon Richard 2d, h. 157 Elm. " California."
Johnson Richard C. clothing, &c. 25 South Water, h. 107 Middle.
Johnson Samuel, boot and shoe maker, h. 54 North Second.
Johnson Susan, widow, house 56 North.
Johnson William, mariner, h. 188 Kempton.
Jones Ann Eliza, house 167 Elm.
Jones Charlotte, widow, b. 224 Middle.
Jones Edward C. merchant, c. r. 1 Central wharf, h. 110 County.
Jones Elihu, boards 61 Hill.
Jones Henry H. laborer, house 2 Cedar.
Jones Isaac M. clerk for Reuben Howland.
Jones James M. confectioner, w. 37 Purchase, b. Mormon Hall, Sonth
Water.
DIRECTORY. 117
Jones Jeremiah M, farmer, h. Smith's Mills road, west of Cannonville.
Jones Jesse, w. James Munroe, Eighth corner Elm, h. 115 Smith,
Jones John B. mariner, h. 49 County.
Jones Samuel, weaver, w. AVamsutta ]Mill, h. rear 78 Linden.
Jooes Stephen, laborer, h. 8 Campbell.
Jones Susanna, seamstress, h. 61 Grinnell corner Orange.
Jones William, w. Parker House, h. 229 Middle.
Jordan Cornelius, laborer, h. rear of 75 North Second.
Jordan Benjamin F. h. Kempton, west of Chancery.
Jordan Mary J. h. 175 South Second.
Jordan Patrick, laborer, w . for Hayden Coggeshall.
Jordan Stephen D. jewelry and fancy goods 17 Purchase, house 37
Maxfeld.
Jose Antone, h. 95 South Water.
Joseph Antone, laborer, h. 105 South Water.
Joseph Antone, h. 28 Wing. " California."
Joseph Frank, h. 170 South Wat^r.
Joseph Jerome, b. 145 South Water street.
Joseph John, inq. 48 Maxfeld. " California."
Josejih Lysander, mariner, h. 212 South Water.
Joseph Manuel M. mariner, b. 105 South Water.
Joseph Manuel, mariner, h. 48 Maxfeld.
Jourdain Anthony G. h. 68 Union. " California."
Jouvett Thomas, foreman Palmer §^ Eicketsou's candle works, h. Ill
South Second.
Jouvett William L. w. 50 South Water, b> 158 GrinnelL
Kealet Ann, widow, 9 old Mark et Square.
Kease Manley, w 134 Union, h. rear 11 Dartmouth.
Keefe David, laborer, house 84 South Sixth.
K-een Charles W. painter, works 4 Middle.
Keen Ebenezer, housewright, h. 224 County.
Keen Horace, carriage maker, w. G- L. Brownell, b. 89 Wing.
Keen Obadiah, mason, h. 51 Summer, corner Middle.
Kehew Michael, in ship Gov. Troup, b. 44 South Second.
Kehew John, charts and nautical instruments 69 Xorth Water, h. 24
Seventh.
Kehew John 2d, cooper, w. C Parker, h. 44 South Second.
Keith Deborah W. widow, house 58 Sycamore.
Keith Dunn, laborer, b. basement 67 Mill.
Keith Hartwell, housewright, b. 86 North Second.
Keith Lucien B. boots and shoes 127 Union, h. 78 South Sixth.
Keith Thaddeus, clerk 127 Union, b. 78 South Sixth.
Kelley Achsah, boarding house 37 South Water.
Kelley Allen, watch maker 4.| South Water, h. 58 North.
Kelley Asa H. cooper, w. 14 Elm, h. JMount Pleasant.
Kelley Benjamin, master ship Morea. b. 19 School.
Kelley Browning O. in schooner Oscar Jones, h. Fan' st
Kelley Cyreneus, ship^^Tight, h. 38 Foster.
Kelley David, inq. 37 South Water. '' California."
Kelley Davis, painter, b. 12 Betbel st.
Kelley Edmund, h. Cedar, corner Middle.
Kelley Edward, laborer, h. 260 Purchase.
10
118 DmECTORY.
Ivelley Ezra & Son, ( George S. Kelley) watch and clock makerSj 92
Third.
Kelley Ezra (Ezra Kelley Sr Son) h. 92 Third.
Kelley George S. (Ezra Kelley 6^- Son) h. 92 Third.
Kelley Hannah, widow, boarding house 71 Ray.
Kelley Hattil, shipwright, house 82 Ray.
Kelley Henry C. merchant tailor 106 Union, h. 74 Third
Kelley Henry C. 2d, clerk 18 South Water, h. 82 Third,
Kelley James, cooper, w. Negus & Holmes, b. 6 Elm.
Kelley Jeremiah, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane.
Kelley Jesse E. 38 Maxfeld.
Kelley John, spar maker, w. Steamboat wharf, h. 6 Elm.
Kelley JohnH. door keeper, etc., h. 152 Union.
Kelley John N. in bark Kathleen, h, 56 South Second.
Kelley Lilly jr. watch maker, w. Allen Kelley, h. 194 Sonth Water
street.
Kelley Luke C. inq. 37 South Water. " California."
Kelley Mary, widoAv, house 49 South Second.
Kelley Matthew, w. C. H. Leonard's c. w. house South Orange,
Kelley Reuben, shoemaker, h. 44 Araold,
Kelley Sidney, city watch, h. 62 South Second.
Kelley Silvenus, shipwright, house 38 Foster.
Kelley Sylvanus, farmer, h. Acushnet road.
Kelley Thomas, rigger, boards 1 64 Pleasant.
Kelley Timothy, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Warnsntta No. 3.
Kelley Wilber, mariner, h. rear 63 Smith.
Kelley William, caulker, b. 104 North Second.
KeUey William P. watchmaker, w. Allen Kelley, b. 58 North.
Kelley Winfred, widow, h. 258 Purchase.
Kelley Zeno, watch maker and jeweler 51 Union cor. North Water^
house 5 Willis.
Kemp Christopher M. blacksmith, works 3 Hazard's wharf, boards 152
Purchase.
Kempton Abner, mariner, house 16 Mill.
Kempton Alfred, coal merchant, office 90 North Water, h. 195 County,
corner North.
Kempton Caleb, farmer, Clark's Point.
Kempton Charles G. m. 150 Union, h. 83 Maxfeld.
Kempton David B. housewTight 139 North Water, b. 65 Fourth.
Kempton Ebenezer J. painter, w. 4, h. 76 Middle.
Kempton Elisha W.housewright, works 48 North Second, house 146
Union.
Kempton Ephraim, h. 189 County, corner Mill.
Kempton Ephraim W. master ship Waverly, b. 39 Foster.
Kempton Esther, widoAv, h. 76 Pleasant.
Kempton Ezra S. turner, shop rear 85, h. 85 Purchase.
Kempton Francis A. b. 46 Hill.
Kempton Frederick A. farmer, b. 155 Kempton.
Kempton George W. clerk 73 Purchase, boards with Charles A=
Clark.
Kempton George, b. with Caleb Kempton, Clark's Point.
Kempton Hannah B. widow, h. 187 Middle.
Kempton Horatio A. lumber dealer, c. r. 53 Pleasant, house 49 North
street.
DIRECTORY. 119
Kempton Joseph, farmer, li. Clark's Point
Kempton Manasseh, with Alfred Kempton, b, 51 North Second.
Kempton Mary T. millinery 38 Purchase, h. 46 Hill,
Kempton Martin, at Wm. Hathaway"'s, I Orchard.
Kempton Paul, h. 51 North Second.
Kempton Silas S. h. 212 Kempton. '• California."
Kempton Thomas, h. 63 Hillman.
Kendall Henry H. mariner, h. 7 First.
Kendrick Abigail, widow, h. 65 Elm.
Kendrick Franklin, b. 65 Elm.
Kennedy Benjamin, houscAvright, w. L. Hathaway, b, 12€ Uniofi.
Kennedy James, boarding house, 26 Fourth.
Kennedy Michael F. cooper, w. L Bly. b. 89 North Second.
Kenney George, inq, 101 Union. ■" California."
Kenney Hiram, clerk 101 Union, b. Ill William.
Kenney James, inq. 101 Union. '■ California."'
Kenney John, naei'chant tailor 101 and 103 Union, h. Ill William.
street.
Kenney Phineas H. mason, h. 70 Pleasant.
Kennison Benjamin, w. for N. B. and T. rail road company, house
304 Purchase.
Kent Asa, house 127 Middle.
Kent Joseph C. architect, office 82 William, h. 99| Purchase.
Keyes Mauley, boards 131 Orchard.
Kenworthy William, shoe maker, h. 173 Ray.
Kielblock Franz, professor of music, b. Parker House.
Killlrght John, laborer, h. 260 Purchase.
Kimball Horatio N. teamer, h. 169 Kempton.
Kimball John, w. for N. B. and T. rail road company, boards 254^
Purchase.
Kimball Moses, w. Sanford & Howland's c. works, house 80 North
^SeGond.
Kimball Thomas., w. for N. B. and T. rail road company, boards 254^
Purchase.
Kincaid Robert, w. N. B. cordage factoiy, h. head of Ekn.
King Andrew C. truckman, h. 171 Mill.
King Augustus, laborer, h 92 South Water.
King Bai'bara, widow, h. 166 Kempton.
King Benjamin, farmer. North road, corner Nash road.
King Benjamin F. hostler, h. Mill, corner -Chestnut.
King Charles E. w. Sanford & Howland's c. work^, b. 230 County.
King David, mariner, h. 21 Kempton.
King David, laborer, h. 95 Cedar.
King Ellery, laborer, h. rear 94 North Second.
King Francis A. h. 65 South Second.
King Henry, tailor, w. 99 Union, b. Second, corner Middle.
King Horace, carriage maker, works for G. L. Brownell, boards 159
Union.
King James, rigger, h. 77 North Second.
King Job, farmer, h. Cannonville.
King John, h. 194 Ray. " California."
I^ng Joseph, h. 137 South Water. " California."
King Josiah B. auctioneer and commission merchant 12 and HNortJ?
Wu^h h. 86 Bedford.
120 DIRECTORY.
King Laprelate, grocer 115 North Second, h. 23 Maxfeld.
King Matthew C. h. 57 Smith " California."
King Peleg, boards 23 Maxfeld.
King Philip, w. Sanford & Rowland's c. works, house rear 59 Sum-
mer St.
King Philip H. laborer, h. 41 MilL
King Simeon F. blacksmith, h. Mount Pleasant st.
King William J laborer, av. 94 South Second.
King William B. foreman Sanford & Rowland's c. works^ hoBse 230
County.
King William H. farmer, h. Cannonville.
Kingman George F. [Sullings ^^ Kingman) h. 54 Third.
Kingman Heman P. clerk for Martin R. Kingman, b. 94 Elm.
Kingman Martin R. grocer, cor. North and Foster, h. 94 Elm.
Kingsbury John W. machinist, w. Fish Island, b. 159 Union.
Kingsford Charles H. printer, h. 168 Kempton.
Kinkade John M. painter, h. IG Third.
Kirby Humphrey S. ship chandlers Commercial whf., h. 65 S. Second.
Kirby James, cooper, w. for Lorenzo Peiree, h. 32 Wing.
Kirby Mary C widow, h. 81 North.
Kirby Nicholas, laborer, w. W. J. Rotch, h. rear Grove School House.
Kirby Nicholas Jr. inq. of Nicholas Kirby. " California.
Kirby Tillinghast, house^vi-ight, h. 4 Cedar.
Kirby William A. housewright, w. 16 Elm, h. 81 North.
Kirk John, dealer in meal, house Franklin.
Kirschbaum Jacob, shoe maker, 20 School.
Kirschbaum Julius, boot maker, w. 174 Purchase, b. 20 School.
Kirwin James, cooper, w. Lorenzo Pierce, h. 32 Wing
Kittridge Braddock R. harness maker, w. 126 Union, b. 39 Elffi.
Kline Robert, mariner, b. 83 Foster.
Knapp Isaac, b. Fearing Hou&e.
Knights Edward, clerk 23 Purchase, b. 79 South Second.
Knights George, salesman 23 Purchase, b. 79 South Second.
Knight William furniture ware room 23 Purchase, homse 79 South
Second.
Knights WilHam H. cabinet maker, w. 23 Purchase, b. 4S North.
Knowles Daniel, tailor, h. 124 Fourth.
Knowles Edward S. housewright, w. for J. L. Ferguson, boards 124
Fourth.
Knowles Ellas, app. to Wm. Gifford, b. 124 Fourth.
Knowles John P. (T. Knowles tf- Co.)\i. 172 Middle.
Knowles John P. 2d, clerk 24 Union, b. 52 School.
Knowles Joseph, {T. Knowles ^' Co.) h. 52 School.
Knowles T. (TJiomas) & Co. (Jo^in P. Sf Joseph) merchants 24 UnioD.
Knowles Thomas, {T. Knoivles (f- Co.) h. William, comer Eighth.
Kollock Lemuel, merchant, c. r. 13 Centre, h. 74 Fourth.
Kollock Lemuel Jr. b. 74 Fourth.
Ladd Smith, E. (Hatch, Gray ^ Co.) b. Parker House.
Ladd ( Warren) & Turner [Elbridge G.) truckmen, rail road station,
Ray corner Pearl.
Ladd Warren, master of transportation N. B. & T. rail road, h. 315
Purchase.
DIPwECTORY. 121
Laing Earmes, brass founder, b. 68 Thomas.
Lake David, laborer, b. Park.
Lake Heflin, w. J. H. Howland, c. works, h. 271 South Water.
Lake Susan, widow, h. 17 Chancery.
Lakeman Edward W. shoemaker, w. 65 b. 59 Summer-
Lakeman Hammond A. h. 49 Middle. " California."
Lanagan Terence, laborer, b. 1 Eddy's wharf.
Landers Ansel, shipwright, h. 103 Hillman.
Landers Benjamin, spar maker, w. steamboat wharf^ b 119 Third.
Landers David, shipwright, h. 119 Third.
Langshank Solomon, h. Perry's Neck.
Landre Ambrose S. in ship Seine, h. €4 South Second.
Lane William R. painter, h. 2 Middle.
Langood George, shoemaker, 1 1 South Water, b. County cor. Parker
street.
Lavrrey Andrew, mariner, b. 95 North Water.
Layers Edward, carpenter, h. 79 South Second,
Layers Joseph, app. to S. Andrews, b. 86 Elm.
Layers Lewis, shipwright, h. 17 Mill.
Layers William H. ship joiner, h. 86 Elm.
Lawrence Henry, w. 44 h. 4 1 South Water.
Lawrence James C. cooper, h. 254 South Water,
Lawrence John, farmer, h. County road,
Lawrence Silas T. (John A. Peck, cf- Co.) h. 283 Purchase.
Lawrence Philip, mariner, b. II Howland.
Lawrence William, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 210 Ray.
Lawton Abner, laborer, h. 15 Eirst.
Lawton Alden M. carriage smith, w. J. M. Tripp, b. 159 Middle.
Lawton Asa T. inq. of Henry E. Thomas. " CaUfornia."
Lawton Benjamin, sailmaker, w. Chapman & Bonney, h. 181 Pur-
chase.
Lawton Charles A. mason, h. 123 Third.
Lawton CufFe, farmer, h. Noel Taber road.
Lawton David, soap maker, house and shop 113 Ray.
Lawton Edward, baker, w. 173 Union b. Elm.
Lawton Erederick A. in bark Superior, h. 50 Bedford.
Lawton Hannah, widow, rear Rodman House.
Lawton James, -w. N. B. cordage factory, b. with Hannah Lawton.
Lawton James M. grocer, 185 Purchase, h. 121 Pleasant.
I-fawton Joseph, painter, works and boards with J. Warren, Acush-
net.
Lawton Peter, piano forte manufacturer, w. 42 William, h. 80 Kemp-
ton.
Lawton Ruth M, h. 154 Kempton.
Lawton William, baker, 173 Union, b. Rodman House.
Leach Charles H. carpenter, w. Leonard's wharf, h. 52 Russell.
Leach Henry G. housewright, h. 229 County.
Leach Orrin M. clerk 150 Union, h. 62 Ray.
Leadbeater Nelson, conductor N. B. & T. railroad, h. 119 Pleasant
street.
Learning Philip S. botanic physician 140, b. 138 Purchase.
Lean Joseph Antone, mariner, h. 1 93 Middle corner Summer.
Leary Dennis, laborer. City planing mill, b. 134 South Water.
Leary Dennis, laborer, h. 169 South Water.
IOj
122 DIRECTOEY
Leary Patrick, laborer, b. 215 South Water.
Leary Patrick, laborer, h. 11 Sears' Court.
Leary Sylvester, laborer, b. 215 South Water.
Leavens Almira, widow, h. rear of 77 Linden.
Leavitt Clark, teamer, h. 67 Spruce.
Leavitt Stephen, app. to D. Homer, b. 73 Middle.
LeBaron Edmund, boat builder, h. 154 North Second.
LeBaron Edward, b. 154 Narth Second.
Lecompte John, laborer, h. 75 Mill.
Lee Ellen, widow, li. 86 South Sixth.
Lee Ezra W. mason, h. 75 Mill.
Lee George, h. rear 65 Smith. " California."
Lee George, {Lee 4- Teachout) h. Pearl above Pleasant.
JjQQ ( George) & Teachout {John) blacksmiths, 247 Purchase, south
of Pearl.
Lee John, Parker House.
Le Fevre Michael, h. 230 Pay. " California."
Lemmar Manuel, mariner, h. rear Podman House.
Leonard Alfred, cooper, w. W. G. Edwards, b. 91 Third
Leonard Charles H. oil and candle manufacturer South Water, foot
of Bush, resides in New York.
Leonard David W. tin plate w^orker, w. 83 North Water, b. 1 North.
Leonard Ephraim W.miUiner, 10 Cheapside, b. 82^ Russell.
Leonard George, mariner, b. 155 Third.
Leonard Henry T. {Samuel Leonard ^ Sons) h. 26 County.
Leonard Horatio, merchant, h. 105 Elm.
Leonard James A. clerk for S. Leonard & Sons, b. 9S Third.
Leonard John, in ship Hillman, b. 155 Third.
Leonard John H. 171 Ray.
Leonard Nehemiah, manufacturer of oil and candles, c. r. 19 Centre,
h. 180 Union.
Leonard Philander D. app. to Thos. G. Bates, b. 16 North.
Leonard Samuel, {S. Leonard ^^ Sons) h. 155 Third.
Leonard Samuel & Sons, {Henry T.^ Samuel Jr.^) oil manufacturers,
c. r. and works Rotch's South wharf.
Leonard Samuel Jr. (Samuel Leonard (^- Sons) h. 124 South Water.
Leonard Samuel N. clerk 19 Centre, b. 180 Union.
Leonard Thomas, w. Taber's iron foundry, h. Pifth, south of Wing.
Leonard Thomas N. w. S. Leonard & Sons, b. 5 Morgan's Row.
Leonard, Thomas W. foreman S. Leonard & Sons c. works, b. 155
Third.
Leonard William A. printer, w. 6 North Water, b. 43 North Second
street.
Lewis Alonzo E. boarding house Wam^sutta No. 1.
Lewis Benjamin, blacksmith Allen, h. 61 Bedford.
Lewis Charles, laborer, h. 95 Smith.
Lewis Daniel J. h. 79 South AVater.
Lewis Daniel P. captain city watch, h. 61 Bedford, cor. County.
Lewis Edward, laborer, h. 169 Elm.
Lewis Erancis, mariner, h. 113 South Water, corner Morgan's Row.
Lewis Francis B, rigger, h. 61 South Water.
Lewis George C. boat builder, w. 214 Purchase, h. 165 Ray.
Lewis George 0. mason, w. Perry Brownell, b. 119 William.
Lewis George P. av. Fish Island foundry, b. 67 Spruce.
ll/vJ"^^
Lewis Henry, master bark Charleston Packet, h. 38 Pleasant. ^-^(^^Ji^^
Lewis Henry A. in ship Wm, Hamilton, h. Charles.
Lewis John, rigger, h. 31 Allen.
Lewis John, app. to James R. Doty, b. 75 South "Water.
Lewis John R. mariner, b. 31 Allen.
Lewis Joseph, sailmaker, w. Hunt & Chapman, h. 233 County.
Lewis Joseph, caulker, h. 95 South Water.
Lewis Joseph H. h. 12 Griffin. " California.''
Lewis Martin J. blacksmith Allen, h. 61 Bedford.
Lewis Nathan & Co. {Leonard CroiveU) dealers in stoves, &c. and tin
plate and sheet iron workers 83 North Water.
Lewis Nathan, {Nathan Leiais 4- Co.) h. 22 North.
Lewis Peter H. laborer, h. 165 Ray.
Lewis Prescott, engineer, h. 67 Spruce.
Lewis Samuel, joiner, rear 98 North Water, h. 44 Middle.
Lewis Prosper, b. Chepatchet.
Libbey John S. blacksmith, w. Fish Island, boards 1 1 North Second
street.
Ligo Joseph, laborer, h. 239 Ray.
Lincoln Arba, drives bread cart for J. B. Hadley, h. 41 Cove.
Lincoln Benjamin, merchant, h. 93 State.
Lincoln Gamaliel, carpenter, h. Acushnet village.
Lincoln Gamaliel Jr. (Mead ^' Co.) 2 and 4 South Water, house 94
State.
Lincoln Nehemiah Jr. school teacher, h. 229 County.
Lincoln Samuel H laborer, h. 92 South Water.
Lindgreen Antliony C. shoe maker 112 North Water, h. 63 North
Second; corner Middle.
Linds John, laborer, house 32 Hillman
Lindsey Amy, widow, b. 63 Fourth, comer Bush.
Lindsey Benjamin, editor and publisher of the New Bedford Daily
and Weekly Mercury, office 35 North Water, h. 64 Russell.
Lindsey Henry, editor and publisher of the Whalemen's Shipping *
List, office Exchange News Room Building, h. 75 Fourth.
Linehan John, carriage maker, w. for Geo. L. Brownell, house 98
South Second street.
Linton John, app. 84 Purchase, b. Ill Middle.
Linton Joseph E. carriage smith, w. J. M. Tripp, b, 159 Middle.
Little ( William) & Allen {Thomas C.) carpet ware-house 9 Purchase
street.
Little David A. in bark Mary Frazier, h. 95 Washington,
Little Bradford, w. E Sampson, b. 104 Sycamore.
Little John B. dealer in horses, b. Parker House.
Little John E. clerk 173 Purchase, b. 23 Maxfeld.
Little Samuel, market 173 Purchase, h. 23 Maxfeld.
Little Susan, nurse, b. 57 Washington.
Little Sylvester, gardener, h. head of Grape.
Little William (Little 4- Allen) h. 75 Hillman.
Livingston Dugald, shipwright, b 98 Purchase.
Livesey Richard, pastor Fourth street M. E. Church, house 55
Third.
Lloyd John, grocer, 5 Elm.
Lloyd WiHiam. laborer, w. J. H. W. Page, Sixth corner Russell.
Lobdell Charles H. (C. ^. Lobdell, 4' Co.) h. 43 South Second.
124 DIRECTORY.
Lobdell Charles H. & Co. (Swiean Doane) outfitters, and dealers in
ready made clothing, 22 South Water.
Locke James G. carriage maker, works G. L. Brownell, house 147
First St,
Lojee Laprelute, w. Wamsutta Mill, h 156 Pleasant.
Lombard Hugh H. shipwright, h. 71 Smith,
Lombard Eichard F. housewright, h. 57 Smith,
Long Dennis, laborer, h. basement 30 Elm.
Long George, confectionary, 25 South Water.
Long George R. clerk 28 b. 24 South Water, f ry '/-/. } —
Long Michael, h. 63 Middle. ' '^"^-^-^^ ^n^ic ■
Lothrop Asa, boots and shoes 12 Purchase, h. 81 Kempton.
Lothrop WilUam H. app. to C. Haffards, boards corner Spring and
Fifth.
Love Margaret, widow, h. 117 Middle.
Lovejoy Amos F. housewright, w H. Woodbridge, h. 94 Fourth,
Lovell Henry S. b. with Sylvanus Lovell, Acushnet road.
Lovell Sylvanus, trader, h. Acushnet road, second north of rail road
crossing.
Lovell William H. harness and trunk maker, 63 Purchase, h. 63 Mill.
Lowe John P. physician and surgeon, house and office basement 8
old market square.
Lowe John, farmer, h. Acushnet road, north of" VVoodlee."
Lowe William, farmer, b. with John Lowe, Acushnet road.
Lowden Andrew (J. 8f A. Loioden) b. Parker House,
Lowden James [J. 8f A. Lowden) b. Parker House.
Lowden J. (James) & A. {Andrew) lace, embroidery, and millinery
goods, 4 Purchase.
Lowden Mercy A. widow, h. 89 Charles.
Lowden William, hostler 13 South Second, h. 8 Bethel street.
Lowell Harrison G. book keeper Marine Bank. b. 57 School.
Loyele John, b. 5 Elm.
•Luby Edward, w. Sanford & Howland's candle works, h. 63 North
Second,
Lucas Allen, dealer in bricks, lime, provisions, &c. 9 Commercial
wharf, h. 72 South Second.
Lucas Augustus E. {Paul Ewer Sc Co.) b. 9 Bethel street.
Lucas Corban B. blacksmith, w. 201 North Water, h. 127 Pleasant.
Lucas (Henry K. W.) &> Crittenden {James ZT.^ painters, 14 Commer-
cial wharf.
Lucas Edwin, pattern maker 9 William, h. 22 School.
Lucas Henry K. W. {Lucas ^ Crittenden) h. 72 South Second.
Lucas James, housewright, w. Davis & Damon, b. 69 South Water.
Lucas John, blacksmith, w. Commercial wharf, b. 36 South Water.
Lucas Nathaniel C. inq. Allen Lucas.
Lucas Thomas, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. Kempton corner Chan-
cery St.
Lucas Thomas D. h. 98 Third. " California."
Lucas William A. book keeper for Allen Lucas, h. 39 South Second.
Luce Ambrose E. market, County corner Charles, h. 93 Cedar.
Luce Barzilla, eclectic physician, house and office 69 Elm.
Luce David, wheelwright Leonard's wharf, near City planing mill.
Luce David W h. 9 Bethel street. •' California."
Luce Hepsa, widow, house 30 Seventh.
DIRECTORY. 125
Luce Richard, housewright, h. 33 Pleasant.
Luce Thomas, cooper, h. 62 Smith.
Luce William H. in ship City, b. 1 24 Middle.
Luce Wilmot, master mariner, h. 69 Elm.
Luden David, h. Chestnut, north of Smith. ''California."
Luke Gilbert, w. N. B. Saleratus factory, h. 144 South Water.
Luke Joanna V. widow, 144 South Water.
Lumbard Charles H. son of Samuel. " California."
Lumbard Henry H. spar yard Steamboat whf,h. 225 South Water.
Lumbard Joseph W. clerk for Levi L. Crane, b. 219 Union.
Lumbard Samuel, Secretary Pacific Ins. Co., h. 219 Union.
Lund Jonathan P. tin plate worker, h. and shop Acushnet.
Lund Parkman M. tin plate worker, b. with Jonathan P. Lund.
Luscombe Caleb B. cooper, w. E. M. Eobinson's c. works, house 51
Maxfeld.
Luscombe George, b. 41 Mill.
Luscombe James, cooper rear 50, h. 50 Mill.
Luscombe Leonard, cooper, w.rear 50 Mill, h. 73 Pleasant.
Luscombe Lydia, widow, h. 108 Maxfeld.
Luscombe Richard, cooper, h. 8 North.
Luscombe Richard Jr. cooper, b. 8 North.
Luscombe Robert, cooper, h. 97 Purchase
Luscombe Sam'uel H. cooper, h. 106 Maxfeld.
Luscombe William, cooper, h. 93 Kempton. " California."
Luscombe Ziba B. cooper, av. rear 50 Mill,h 84 Walden.
Luther Abraham, moulder, w. Pish Island, h. 33 North.
Luther Charles S. machinist, w. Fish Island, b. 33 North.
Luther Edwin S. moulder, w. Pish Island, b. 33 North.
Luther Haile, mason, h. 136 Third. " California."
Luther Joseph P. w. Acushnet foundry, h. 38 Poster.
Lyman Josiah D. tailor, w. 93 Purchase, b. 41 South Water
Lynch Dennis, laborer, b. 97 South Water.
Lynch Edward, soap maker, av. 14, b. 12 South Second.
Lynch James, laborer, b. rear of 23 South Second.
Lynch John, laborer, 8 old Market Square.
Lynch John, laborer, b. 63 North Water.
Lynch John, w. Exchange Hotel, Purchase street.
Lynch Timothy, laborer, h. 6 Elm.
Lyons John, laborer, h. 32 Hillman.
-^- Or ■
Mack Nicholas, baker, w. T. B. Denham, h. 31 Allen.
Mackell James, laborer, h. 92 South Second.
Mackie Adam, attorney and counsellor at law 88 Union, h. Bassett
Place, north of Oak Grove Cemetery.
Mackie Andrew, physician and surgeon, h. and office 60 Purchase.
Mackie John H. physician and surgeon 124 Union.
Mackie Thomas, b. Fourth, corner Spring.
Macomber Charles H. cooper, w. Hazard's wharf, h. 123 Middle.
Macomber Elisha, mason, b. 9 North Second.
Macomber Elisha Jr. cooper, w. A. Whitney, h. 10 Bedford.
Macomber Eliphal, widow, h. 148 Kempton.
Macomber Enoch, stone cutter, house Noel Taber road, near the
Church.
126 DIPwECTORY.
Macomber George, groceries and provisions, 1 Purchase cor. Union,
h. 178 Union.
Macomber George, b. 1 William.
Macomber James P. clerk 6 Union, h. 88 Mill.
Macomber Job, in ship Montpelier, h. 148 Kempton.
Macomber John, grocer, 101 Purchase, h. 33 Mill.
Macomber John, w. S. Leonard's & Sons c. works, h. Allen street
Church.
Macomber John A. master mariner, h. 3.5 Seventh.
Macomber John D. jobbing wagon, h. 197 County.
Macomber Levi, mason, h. head of Parker.
Macomber Orin, mason, b. 11 North Second.
Macomber Perry G. flour and grain 6 Union, h. 62 North.
Macomber Phebe, widow, h. 197 County.
Macomber Richard E. boarding house, 1 William.
Macomber Stephen, mariner, b. 148 Kempton.
Macomber Thomas W.. clerk 6 Union, b. 64 North.
Macomber William E. cooper, w. 48 First, h. 58 South Second.
Macue John, b. city hotel.
Macy Ebenezer, b. 54 North.
Macy Edward, blacksmith, w. for Josiah Macy, b. 72 Third.
Macy Franklin, city crier 88 Union, b. Mariner's House.
Macy Josiah, blacksmith, Commercial wharf, h. 72 Third.
Macy .losiah Jr. ship smith, city Avharf, h. Grinnell corner First.
Macy Peleg S. housewright, w. Wilcox's sash factory North Water,
h. County, near Clark's Cove.
Macy William C. [BucJanmster (^ Macy) h. 18 Campbell.
Macy William H. sail maker, w. for Chapman & Bonney, b. 89 Cot-
tage.
Macy Zaccheus. mariner, h. 74 Grinnell.
Maddock James K. h. 176 Kempton, corner Cedar. " California."
Madison James, cabinet maker, w. for Albert Shaw, h. 64^ William.
Mahan John, laborer, h. 9 Bush.
Mahan Richard, laborer, h. Kempton near Park.
Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, b. 83 South Water.
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, h. 2 Bush
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, b. 2 Bush.
Mahoney John, w. S. Leonard & Sons c. works, h. 100 Sotith Sec-
ond St.
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, h. 44 Bedford.
Mahoney Timothy, w. S. Leonard & Sons c. works, b. 3 First.
Maker George, sailmaker, w. 33 Commercial wharf, b. 62 Smith.
Maker Job C. h. Noel Taber road. •' California."
Maker Ruby, widow, h. 62 Smith.
Makin James, h. rear of 90 South Second.
Mallis John, house 62 Arnold.
Malloy Henry, 29 Willis.
Malloy Martin, 29 Willis.
Malloy John, marble worker, house 14 Wing.
Manchester Asa, teamer, works N. B. & T. railroad, house 210 Pur-
chase St.
Manchester Alexander, in ship Geo. Howland, h. 84 Linden.
Manchester Bernthany E. w. water boat, h. 84 Linden.
Manchester Benjamin, caulker, w. B. Gage, house Noel Taber road.
DIRECTORY. 127
Manchester Christopher H. laborer, h. 13 Chancery.
Manchester Catherine W. -wiclow, h. 194 South Second.
Manchester David A. laborer, h. Haskins' corner.
Manchester Edward, stevedore, h. 148 Kempton.
Manchester Elisha, h. rear South Water, near Division.
Manchester Ellery, stevedore, h. 17 Chancery.
Manchester Hezekiah A. laborer, h. 3 Eddy's wharf.
Manchester Humphrey, ( Watson (|« Manchester) h. 175 Union.
Manchester Isaac, baker 39 Middle, b. 42 Middle.
Manchester Isaac, h. 41 Maxfekl.
Manchester John A. laborer, h. 65 Smith.
Manchester John L. housewright, w. for J. F. Vinal, b. 4 Williams'
Block, Cheapside.
Manchester Joseph D. laborer, h.rear 146 Kempton,
Manchester Otis, inq. 54 Summer. " California.''
Manchester Leander T. app. 84 Purchase, b. Ill Middle.
Manchester Lewns G. laborer, h. 18 Chancery.
Manchester Maria, h. 95 Kempton.
Manchester Mary Maria, house 54 Summer,
Manchester Nathaniel D. stevedore, h. Mount Pleasant.
Manchester Patience, widow, boarding house, 88 Purchase.
Manchester Richmond, mastership Charles, h. 12 Chancery.
Manchester Samuel S. restaurateur 9 South Water.
Manchester Susan, widow, h. 16 South Second.
Manchester Stephen, laborer, h. 175 Kempton.
Manchester Stephen G.h. Linden, Avest of Mount Pleasant. •
Manchester Thomas, stevedore, b. 18 Chancery.
Manchester William E.h. 194 South Second.
Manchester William G. (Hathaway^ Manchester ^' Co.) house 136
Kempton.
Manchester William H. w. l^firouse 16 South Second.
Manchester William S. cooper/Av. 14 Elm, h 13 Chancery.
Manchester William S. cooper, h. 12 Chancery,
Mandell Albert A--dTy goods 28 Purchase, b. 22 North.
Mandell EdwarcTD. {C. R. Tucker S^- Co.) h. 50 Walnut.
Mandell George H, clerk 28 Purchase, b. 63 Kempton.
Mandell Thomas, (I. Howland Jr. ^- Co.) h. 49 Eourth.
Manie Manuel, boarding house 12 Kusseli.
Manley John A, cooper in ship Tamerlane, h. 15 Chancery,
Manley Thomas, painter, b. 73 Ray, corner North.
Mann Henry S. h. 14 Walnut. " California."
Manter Nathan D. drives the Wareham Stage, office City Hotel.
Manning John, works S. Leonard & Sons c. works, house 100 South
Second.
Mara James C. dentist 22 Cheapside, resides in Eairhaven.
Maran Jeremiah, w. H. H. Crapo, h. 8 Sears' Court.
Marble Allen, housewright Leonard's wharf, h, 93 Grinnell.
Marble Catharine, Avidow, h. rear 208 Ray.
Marri Joseph, cigar maker, h. 141 South Water.
Marker Bartholomew, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane.
Markham James, block printer, works Perkins, Smith & Co., boards
32 Hillman street,
Marshall Edward, baker, w. 173 Union, b. 39 Kempton.
Marshall George, laborer, h. 51 Mechanics Lane.
128 DIRECTORY.
Marshall George, waiter 113 County, h. rear 11 Dartmouth.
Marshall Sybil, h. 49 Maxfeld.
Marshall William, baker, w. 173 Union, b. 128 Kempton.
Marshall William, blacksmith, b. 69 Elm.
Martin Lewis, laborer, b. Mormon Hall.
Martin Salvina B. widow, h. 67 South "Water.
Mason Levi R. [Levi R.Mason Sf Co.) h. 296 Purchase. ^
Mason Levi R. & Co. (William II. Norcross) market 90 and 9'2 Pur-
chase St.
Mason Philip B. harness maker, w. 7 Purchase, house 66 Mechanics
Lane.
Mason ( Willard) & S'svift ( Thomas TV.) block and pump makers 1 7
Orange.
Mason Willard, {Mason ^ Sivift) h. 144 Third.
Mason William E. pump and block maker, w. 1 7 Orange, h. 146 Third
street,
Mastins Jeremiah, laborer, b. 97 South Water.
Matthes Felix, physician 104 Union, h. 81 Maxfeld.
Matthews E. 155 South Water.
Matthews Barrak T. housewright, w. Moses H. Bliss, h. 155 South
Water.
Matthews David, laborer, h. 177 South Second.
Matthews John, rigger, loft 20 Middle, h. 106 Sycamore corner Ce-
dar St.
Matthews Josiah, boarding house, 39 Elm.
Mattliews Luther, shipwright, w. foot of Middle, b. 48 High-
Matthews Sarah, widow, h. Belville.
Matthews Solomon, inq. of Sarah. " California."
Matthews Thomas H. master mariner, h. 57 Third.
Maxam Ebenezer, blacksmith, w. 15 Mechanics Lane, h. .54 North.
Maxey William, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. 162 North.
Maxfield Benjamin, h. 160 Mill. " California."
Maxfield Caleb, fui-niture ware room, 130 Union, h. 81 Maxfeld.
Maxfield Charles P. {Maxfield 8f Tripp) h. 76 Fifth.
Maxfield Edmund, master mariner, h. 207 Purchase.
Maxfield Gideon M. app. to M. B. Palmer, b. 125 Middle.
Maxfield Humphrey, cooper, b. 1 Hillman.
Maxfield James, laborer, b. 6 Elm.
Maxfield John B. in ship Hillman, b. 76 Fifth.
Maxfield John H. mariner, h. 21 First.
Maxfield Joseph, laborer, h. 209 Middle.
Maxfield Mary, b. 123 Middle-
Maxfield Russell, master mariner, h. 80 Maxfeld.
Maxfield Susan, widow, h. 1 North.
Maxfield {Charles P.) & Tripp {Benjamin) housewrights 109 Fourtl ,
corner Bedford.
Maxfield William, painter and glazier 5 Centre, h. 76 South Second.
Maxfield William S. clerk for W. & G. D. Watkins, b- 80 Maxfeld.
Maxfield William W. housewright, w. 38 Russell, h. 134 Third.
Maxim Charles, in ship Walter Scott, h. 75 Smith.
Mayhew Betsey, widow, h. 143 Ray.
Mayhew Holmes N. painter, w. 5 Centre, b. 124 Kempton.
Mayhew Julius S- physician and surgeon, ofiice 49 School, house 33
Third st.
DIRECTORY. 129
Mayhew Nathan B. dmggist 122 Union, b. 33 Third.
Mayhew Nathaniel, painter, 24 Centre, b. 123 Union.
Mayhew Philip S. cooper, w. for A. Whitney, b. 41 South "Water.
Mayhew Susan P. h. Acushnet road.
Mayhew Thaddeus P. h. Acushnet road.
Maynard James, b. 15 Howland.
Mays Antone, h. 114 South Water. " Califoniia."
Mc^Afee John, horticulturist, w. H. H. Crapo, b. 22 Crapo.
Mc Cartney Michael, laborer, h. rear 86 Linden.
Mc Carty Daniel, laborer, w. Nehemiah Leonard, house 93 South
Water.
Mc Carty Daniel, shipwright, b. 7 Elm.
Mc Carty David, laborer, h. 72 Middle.
Mc Carty Edward, trader, b. City Hotel.
Mc Carty Michael, w. E. & G. Pv. Taber, h. Eddy's wharf.
Mc Carty Owen, laborer, b. 6. Elm.
Mc Carty Timothy, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Mc Collagan William, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. 196 Kay.
Mc Conkey Elizabeth, widow, h. 224 Middle.
Mc Clarence George, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. 139 Ray.
Mc Clusky Thomas, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. 171 Mill.
Mc Cue Dennis, laborer, b. 50 North.
Mc Cullock John, laborer, h, 87 South Sixth.
Mc Cully Robert, caulker, b. 86 Elm.
Mc Dayid James, laborer, h. 70 William.
Mc Donald Angus, blacksmith, w. 3 Walnvit, h. 119 Eirst.
Mc Donald Donald, w. N. E. rivet factory, h. 14 Allen. '
Mc Donald Edward, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane.
Mc Donald George, b. 39 Middle.
Mc Donald James, block printer, w. Perkins, Smith & Co. boards
Wamsutta No. 1.
Mc Donald John, shipwright, b. Bedford House.
Mc Dougall Robert, h. 92 Third. " California."'
Mc Eleny Commack, varnisher, w. 139 Union, h. 12 Wing.
Mc Eleny Hugh, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. head of Elm.
Mc Eleny Mary, widoAV, h. 166 Ivempton.
Mc Earlin Alexander, housewright, h. 1 8 Parker.
Mc Earlin Charles, brass founder, w. 6 Hazard's wharf, house 6 South
Second street.
Mc Earlin Seth D. in bark Dr. Eranklin of Westport, house 38
Pleasant street.
Mc Earlin Stephen W. groceries and provisions 150, h. 152Kempton.
Mc Gee Thomas, blacksmith, w. 16. boards 15 Eourth.
Mc Guirk Patrick, laborer, b. 36 County.
Mc Intyre John, painter, av. 4 Middle, h. 7 High.
Mc Kay Bartholomew, laborer, h- 69 Mechanics Lane.
Mc Kay Robert, blacksmith, w. 3 Hazard's wharf, h. 37 Bush.
Mc Kennan Thomas, laborer, w. 50 Fourth.
Mc Kenney James, laborer, h. Ray, corner Campbell.
Mc Kenney William, shoe maker, works S. M. Burbank. house 14
Bethel st.
Mc Kenzie Daniel, custom house inspector, h. 26 Bush.
Mc Kenzie Daniel Jr. master mariner, b. 26 Bush.
Mc Kenzie Ellen, widow, h. 50 Arnold.
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130 DIRECTORY.
Mc Kenzie Eobert, laborer, h. County, comer Robeson.
Mc Keown Andrew, pastor Allen Street Church, b. 77 Allen.
Mc Ker John, butcher, b. 11 North Second.
Mc Kim Alexander, laborer, b. 49 Fourth.
Mc Kim William, laborer, w. C. R. Tucker & Co. h. 155 Elm.
Mc Laughlin Domick, laborer, h.'llS Raj. '
Mc Laughlin Daniel, w. 37, h. 166 Kempton.
Mc Laughlin Horace, b- City Hotel.
]Mc Laughlin Horace, laborer, h. 104 South Orange.
Mc Laughlin John, w. 89 Spring.
Mc Laughlin Joseph L. sailmaker, b. 124 Middle.
!RIc Laughlin Margaret, widow, h. 166 Kempton.
Mc Laughlin Rufus H. sailmaker, b. 124 Middle.
Mc Manus John H. sailmaker, b. 42 Middle.
Mc Mahan Michael, laborer, b. 138 South Water.
Mc MuiTay Patrick, laborer, h. rear City Hotel.
Mc Naughten John, laborer, w. Acushnet foundry, boards 83 North
\V ater.
Mc Neil Michael, rigger, b. 1 North.
Mc Nulty Thomas, Roman Catholic Priest, b. 196 South Second-
Mc Nutt Samuel, spar maker, h. 53 Elm.
Mc Shane Hone, w. Palmer &Ricketson's c. wori:s, boards 133 South
Water.
Mc Sweeney Morgan, hostler, li. 117 North Water.
Mc Williams Charles, cooper, in ship Gay Head, b. 47]Pirst.
Mead & Co. ( Gamaliel Lincoln Jr.) clothing 2 & 4 South Water-
Mead Joint, laborer, h. 139 Middle.
Meader James, confectionary 87 Union, hi 55 Middle.
Meader Jonathan B. h. 29 Mill, corner Purchase.
Meader Lydia P. milliner 83 Purchase, b. 39 Kempton.
Meigs Josiah. laborer, h. 60 Thomas.
Meley John, b. 14 Wing.
Menage John, confectionary 131 Union, h. 73 Middle.
Mendall James H. shipwright, h. 82 Pleasant.
Mendall Phoebe, widow, h. 37 Seventh.
Mentz John, fancy dry goods 103 Purchase, h. 82 Maxfeld-
Merrick Abiah, widow, h. Allen's Mill road.
Merrick Adoniram, h. 21 Third. " California."
Merrick John P. & Co. [Leander P. Burt) upholsterers 39 Purchase
street.
Merrick John P. (J. P. Merrich S^ Co.) h. 98 State, corner Willis.
Merrick Ruth, b. with Abiah, Allen's Mill road.
Merrick William, shipwright, h. 44 Parker.
Merrihew Stephen E. mariner, b. 189 Union.
Merrihew Susan, widow, h. 189 Union.
Merrill Edward, merchant, c. r. Merrill's wharf, house. 43 Seventh
Merrill John, inq. 43 Seventh.
Meyer Herman, hack proprietor, h. Parker.
Michael William, laborer, h. opposite paper factory Acushnet.
Milan Michael, laborer, h. 161 Pleasant.
Mikell Frederick, laborer, b. 97^ Middle.
Milan William, laborer, b. 4 Bethel st.
Millard Charles, laborer, h. 19 Howland.
DIRECTORY. 131
Miller Horace, laborer, house 36 Bedford.
Miller Joseph H. sailmaker, tv. for Chapman & Bonney, boards 125
Middle.
Miller Martin L. mason, h. 6 Crapo.
Miller William, gun and lock smith 7 William, h. 41 Union.
Miller William (Bnffington, Miller ^ Co.) h. 155 Grinnell.
Milliken E. C. {Ebcnezcr C.) & Co. {Robert B. Greene) oil manufac-
turers 128 Ray.
Milliken Edward, w. A. Robeson's c. works, h. 157 Ray.
Mills John, rigger, h. 62 Arnold.
Mills James, stall No. 2 city market, h. 82 Elm.
Mills Lehman P. housewright, b. 29 Union.
Milton Anthony, in ship Gov. Troup, b. with Isaac Case. Belville.
Milton John, shipwright, w. foot of Middle, b. 161 Pleasant.
Mitchell Charles T. A. salesman 4 South Water, house 23 South
Second.
Blitchell Daniel, rigger, h. 158 North Second.
Mitchell John, stone cutter, Avorks 18 Mechanics Lane, b. 52 North
Second.
Mitchell Melissa, h. 298 Purchase.
Mitchell Samuel H. boat builder, h. 158 North Second.
Mitchell Walter, counsellor and attorney at law, inq. T. D. Eliot,
38 North Water.
Moffatt Matthew, laborer, h. 189 Purchase.
Moore Jacob, b. Pish Island,
Moine Samuel C. boarding house 147 South Water.
Monaghan Thomas, baker, w. 39 Middle, h. 115 Ray.
Moore Abraham, laborer, h. 226 Middle.
Bloore Charles, shipwright, h. 113 Ray.
Moore Charles, w for Albert Shaw, h. Harrison st.
Moore Gamaliel, b. Harrison.
Moore Hamilton C. caulker, h. 216 Middle.
Moore Jacob, cabinet maker, b.Pish Island toll house.
Moore James, laborer, b. 226 Middle.
Moore John, laborer, h. 2 Sullivan.
Moore John, h. rear 229 Middle. " Cahfomia."
Moore Samuel C. b. 147 South Water,
Moore William, laborer, w. 16 Allen.
Moores James, rigger, loft foot of Middle, h. 93 Ray.
Moores James Jr. rigger, w. foot of Middle, b. 93 Ray.
Moores John, caulker, b. 216 Middle, corner Cedar.
Moores John, b. 93 Ray.
Morandaus Sydney, truckman, h. 66 North.
Morgan Charles W. merchant, c. room Rotch's Square, house 149
County.
Morgan James, b. 94 North Water,
Morgan S. Griffitts, inq. 63 Elm. " California."
Morgridge Charles, housewright, w. for Booth & Hathaway, boards
83 Purchase.
Morrison Thomas, master bark Active, b. 71 Orchard.
Morrill Lucius H. clerk 20 Purchase, b. 39 Kemp ton.
Morrisy Richard, laborer, b. 81 North Water.
Morse Charles A. shipwright, h. 69 Mill.
I^orse George, laborer, h. Park.
132 DIRECTOHY^
Morse George, mason, h. 57 Sumroer.
Morse Henry, baker, w. 49, b. 51. i Sonth "Water.
Morse Joseph A. B. b. 46 William. '• California."
Morse Joseph B. blacksmith, h. 46 William.
Morse Leopold, clothing 76 Union, b. Mansion House..
Morse Moses, agent 76 Union, b. Mansion House.
Morse Thankful, h. 95 Linden.
Morse William S. b. 46 William.
Morselander William H. h. 77 Fifth,
Morton Elias, salt manufacturer, h. 35 Grove.
Morton Lazarus S. blacksmith, works 201 North Water, boards 2
Maxfeld.
Morton Seth, sailmaker, h. Phillip's road.
Mosher Allen, stevedore, h. head of Grape.
Mosher Alvin, farmer, h. 79 Allen.
Mosher Bradford, mariner, h. 120 Middle.
Mosher (Elihu M.) & Cooke ( George B.) house and ship joiners, City
Wharf.
Mosher David A. stevedore, b. with Allen Mosher.
Mosher Edward P. b. 222 County.
Mosher Elihu, farmer, h. County, near Clark's Cove.
Mosher Elihu M. {Mosher Sf Cook) h. County, near Clark's Cove-
Mosher George S. mariner, b. 120 Middle.
Mosher Hannah, widow, house Haskins Corner, Noel Taber road.
Mosher Isaac P. truckman, h. 76 Charles.
Mosher James, b. County, near the Cove.
Mosher James S. b. County, near Clark's Cove.
Mosher Edward, mariner, h. 64 State.
Mosher Jonathan, toll keeper New Bedford & Tairhaven Bridge.
Mosher Joseph, mason, h. Grape.
Mosher Lemuel, grocer 122 Kempton.
Mosher Philip, master mariner, h. 78 Kempton.
Mosher Eodolphus, carriage painter, works 24, h. 56 Summer.
Mosher Thomas, shoe maker, h. 127 Third.
Mosher Warren, teamer, h. rear 8 Allen.
Mosher Warren Jr. b. rear 8 Allen.
Motley Edward, merchant, b. 104 County.
Moulton Daniel, b. 61 Hill.
Moulton Levi F. inq. 61 Hill. " California."
Moulton Nathaniel, truckman, h. 61 Hill.
Moulton Othniel, drives city cart, h. 50 Smith.
Moylan William, baker, w. 173 Union, h. 4 Bethel st.
Mudge Anthony, cooper, w. for Lloyd Peirce, h. 6 Enssell.
Mulliken Adeline, b. 1 8 Campbell.
Munckley John, mariner, h. 119 Pleasant.
Munroe Augustus W. w. Albert Shaw, h. 210 Middle.
Munroe Edward, New York Express 11 6^ h. 132 Union.
Munroe Elisha, carpenter Steamboat wharf^ house 21 South Water
street.
Munroe James, chronometer and watch maker 98 Union, house 37
Eighth.
Munroe Joseph, h. 181 South Water.
Murdock John, app. to Hattil Kelley, b. 82 Eay.
Murdock Thomas, mason, b. 215 South Water.
DIRECTORY. 133
Murphy Cornelius, w 8 Fourth, h. 27 Spring.
Murphy Daniel, laborer, h. rear 23 South Second.
Murphy Dennis, works S. Leonard & Sons c. works, h. 23 Spring.
Murphy Dennis, w. S. Leonard & Sons c. works, h. 41 Wing.
Murphy Edward, shoe maker, h. 8 Griffin.
Murphy Frederick, printer, w. Mercury Office, b. 43 North Second.
Murphy Francis, laborer, h. 117 North Water.
Murphy James, works S. Leonard & Sons c. works, boards 134 South
Water.
Murphy Jeremiah, \aborer, h. 125 Smith.
Murphy John, h. rear 35 Smith. " California."
Murphy John, boarding house 63 North Water.
Murphy John, laborer, b. rear of Rodman House.
Murphy John, laborer, b. 117 North Water.
Murphy Julia, widow, h. 134 South Water street.
Murphy Leander, b. 12 Fourth, cor. Spring.
Murphy Michael, b. 88 South Water.
Murphy Michael, porter Mansion House.
Murphy jNlichael, laborer, h. 32 South Sixth.
Murphy Peter, laborer, w. 84 Purchase, b. 117 North Water.
Murphy Thomas, cooper, w. for B. Almy, b. 32 Eighth.
Murphy Thomas, laborer, b. 32 South Sixth.
Murphy Thomas, laborer, w. O. & G. 0. Crocker's c. works, h. 196
South Second.
Murphy Timothy, laborer, h. l32 South Water.
Murphy William, cooper, w. for Lorenzo Peirce, b. 117 North Water*
Murray Patrick, laborer, h. rear 8 Fifth.
Muspratt George, cooper, w. S. Leonard & Sons c. works, house 87
South Sixth.
Myers Jeremiah T. shoe maker, h. 192 South Water.
Myers Lawrence M. b. 175 South Second.
Myrick Alexander, w. Robeson's c. w. b. 14 Howland.
Myrick Alexander G. {Pollard Sr Myrick,) h. 61 Ray.
Myrick Charles G. cooper, h. 32 Pleasant.
Nash Betsey, widow, house 5 North.
Nash John P. {Nash (^ Peirce). " California."
Nash {John P.) & Peirce {Charles M.) groceries 45 and 47 North
Sixth.
Nash Joseph, mariner, h. 1^5 Ray.
Nash Simeon, w. 11 Mechanics Lane, b. 56 North Sixth.
Nash Thankful Y. widow, h. 73 Elm, corner North Sixth.
Nash Thomas N. farmer, h. Acushnet Avenue.
Nash William A. carriage maker 11 Mechanics Lane, h. 56 North
Sixth.
Nay lor Ann, widow, h. head of Middle.
Neal Joseph C. mariner, h. 38 Foster.
Neal William, carriage painter, w^orks 11 Mechanics Lane, h. 75 Elm.
Negus Ellery (Negus 4' Holmes) h. 42 Foster.
Negus (Ellery) & Holmes (Atwood) coopers 14 First.
Negus Isaac, h. 95 Washington.
Negus William, laborer, h. 45 Allen.
Nelson George, mason, w. James L. Peirce, h. 170 South Second.
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1Z4 DIRECTORY.
Nelson Nathaniel, h. 100 "William.
Nelson Peter, hack driver, h. 1 1 First.
Nelson Thomas, h. 1&9 Elm.- " California'."'
Nesraith Frederick P. blacksmith, b. 159 Union.
Netcher George, bi 101^ Pleasant*
Netcher George E. master mariner, h. 101^ Pleasant.
Newbegin John, h. Rodman's Farm, Purchase street.
Newcomb Levi Jr. h. 92 Third.
Newhall Henry, w. Wilcox's sash factory, b. 36 Maxfeld.
Newhall John, w. Wilcox's sash factory, h. 36 Maxfeld.
Newhall William, baker, w. 49 South Water, h. 167 Kempton^
Newman Daniel, b. 177 Pm-chase.^
Newman John S. app. 27 Mechanics Lane, b. 72 Hillman.
Nichols Clarissa, widow, boarding house, I&9 Union.
Nichols John P. tin plate worker, h. 146 Middle.
Nickerson George Y. blacksmith, shop 107 South Water, h, 61 Grin-
nell St.
Nickerson Hiram, b. 228 Purchase.
Nickerson John W. clerk 16 South Water, h. 69 Third.
Nickerson Margaret, wadow, h. 65 Elm.
Nickerson Sabina L. widow, h. 32 North Sixth.
Niles Levi, laborer, h. 88 South Water.
Kiles Thomas, honsewright, b. 76 Middle.
Nipe John B. h. 4 Russell.
Noons JManuel, h. 35 Middle. " California."
Norcross William H. {L. R. Mason, Sf Co.) b. 57 Elm.
Norris Elizabeth, widow, h. 105 Sycamore.
Norris John, shoemaker, 8 old market square.
Norris Thomas, b. 76 Middle.
Norris William, weaver, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 173 Ray.
Norton George W. in ship Alice Mandall, h. 72 South.
Norton Hiram F. in bark Baltic, h. 11 Bush.
Norton Michael, laborer, w. 277 County.
Norton Micajah W. mariner, b. 17 Morgan'^s Row.
Norton Peter, rigger, h. 190 Ray.
Norton Sarah, widow, h. 83 Foster.
Norton William J. {PecJc Sp Co.) h. 61 Smith.
Norton William R. mariner, h. 91 Walden.
Norton William T. farmer, Allen's Mill road.
Nye Asa n. {T. Sr ^•^- Nye) h. 81 Elm.
Nye Asa R. 2d,h. 112 Third. " California."
Nye Calvin B. b. 73 Elm. " California/' "
Nye Charies H. clerk for T. & A. R- Nye, b. 81 Elm,
Nye Ebenezer, [Nye 8f Thatcher) h. 70 South Sixth.
Nye Foster, carpenter, b. 58 Sycamore.
Nye Franklin, shoe maker, w. 61 North Sixth.
Nye Frederick W. K. b. 196 County, corner Middle.
Nye Geoi'ge, app. 16 Fourth, b. 8 Kendpton.
Nye Gilbert F. housewright, h 21 Hillman.
Nye Humphrey H. clerk for T. & A. R. Nye, h. 223 County.
Nye Nathaniel H. {Nye (^ Phillips) h. 74 Hillman.
Nye Obed, dry goods and groceries Acushnet village, house Acushnet
Road.
Nye Obed C. clerk for Nathan B. Mayhew 122 Union, b. 112 Third-
DIRECTORY. 135
Nye (Nathaniel H.) & Phillips [Allen) ship chandlers 19 Middle.
Nye Susan, ^yido'\v, h. 112 Third.
Nye Sylvanus G. provisions and groceries 25 Union, h. 19 Seventh.
Nye (Ehenezer) & Thatcher (Albert D.) groceries, fruit, &c. 73 Union
street.
Nye T. ( Thomas Jr.) & A. R. (Asa R. Nye) merchants, c. r. 8 J. & J,
Rowland's wharf.
Nye Thomas Jr. (T. ^- A. E. Nye) house 263 County, " Acushnet
Heights."
Nye Tristam, furniture ware rooms 43 Purchase, house 171 Middle
street.
Nye Willard, ( Wood Sj-Nye) h. " Eiverside," Acushnet avenue.
Nye William F. b. 58 Sycamore.
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, h. rear 35 Smith.
O'Brien William, blacksmith, w. J. Durfee, Jr., b. 17 Third.
O'Connell Edward, gardener, works for Edward C.Jones 110 County
street.
O'Connor Catharine, widow, h. 129 Grinnell.
O'Connor Prank, tailor, w. Cook & Snow, h. 44 Bedford,
O'Connor James, laborer, b. 63 North Water.
O'Connor Peter, laborer, b. 44 Bedford.
O'Connor Thomas, in schooner Gazelle, b. 129 Grinnell.
O'Connor Thomas, b. 47 South Water.
O'Donnell William, baker, w. Watson & Manchester.
Oesting William, upholsterer, works Wm. Knights, boards 71 North
Second.
Offley Alexander, laborer, h. rear 11 Dartmouth. *
O'Hara Hugh, cooper, w. 28 South Second, h. 86 Elm.
Oliver Aberdeen, stevedore, h. 222 Bay.
Oliver Hervey D. laborer, h. AYall.
Oliver Horatio G. stevedore, h. 90 Maxfeld.
Oliver Jane, widow, h. 45 North.
Oliver Samuel D . in ship Leonidas, b. 45 North.
Oman Andrew, pianoforte maker 42 William, b. 49 Middle.
Oman Elias, pump and block maker, w. J. & T. R. Taber, house 41
Union.
Oman Joshua, h. 56 Ray.
O'Neil Dennis, laborer, h. 29 Centre.
O'Neil Henry, laborer, w. for VV. H. Topham, "Loo Choo," b. with
Lazarus Jennings.
O'Neil James, laborer, h. 137 Middle.
O'Neil James, in ship Thos. Dickason, b. rear 97 Eourth.
O'Neil John, waiter City Hotel, h. 135 Middle.
O'Neil John, laborer, h. 126 Kempton.
O'Neil Michael, laborer, h. 3 High.
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, h. rear 45 Smith.
Only Henry, h. 87 Smith. " California."
Orcutt Daniel, clerk T. Ashley & Co. 37 b. 38 South Water.
Orcutt Nelson, spar maker, works for Alex. Bliss, homse 225 South
Water.
Ordway Alfred R. C. trader, b. 54 North Water.
O'Riley Philip, shoe maker, b. 71 North Water.
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136 " DIRECTORY. /^r^^^^
... -,. ,y
Ormand Maurice, laborer, h. 15 High.
Ormand Patrick, laborer, boards 15 High.
Ormsby Caleb Lewis, baker, house 71 First.
Osborne John, tailor, w. Richmond & "Wood, h. 14 Bethel st.
Osgood Edward A. master schooner Ellen Rodman, h. 9 Chancery.
Osgood John, mason, w. for James L. Peirce, b. 91 Third.
Otis Thomas, druggist and apothecary 40 South Water, h. 77 South
Second.
Ottiwell George, mariner, b. 18 Purchase. " California."
Ottiwell Rebecca A. milliner 1 Cheapside, b. 18 Purchase.
Ottiwell Sarah, widow, house 18 Purchase.
Ottiwell William, mariner, inq. 18 Purchase.
Ould Samuel A. blacksmith, h, 109 Chancery, north of Smith.
Overing Richard G. laborer, h. rear 20 North Second.
Overton William E. foreman Wilcox's sash mill, b. 97^ Middle.
Owen Alonzo W. painter 159 North Water, h. Eair st.
Packard Asa, market 100 Purchase, h. 41 Maxfeld.
Packard Charles, boot and shoe dealer, b. Mount Pleasant House.
Packard Franklin S. clerk 15 North Sixth, b. 167 Union.
Packard George W, butcher, h. South Water near rivet factory.
Packard Henry S. grocer and dealer in wood 15 North Sixth, h. 167
Union.
Packard Horatio S. waiter Gem Saloon, h. 84 Middle.
Packard Joseph S. ( Gray^ Packard Sf Co.) b. Parker House.
Packard Sihon, proprietor Parker House, Purchase corner Elm.
Packard AVilliam H. clerk 15 North Sixth, b. 167 Union.
Paddock William C- app. to Zeno Kelley, b. Hill corner Kemptoti.
Page John H. W. {Page ^ Stone) house 61 South Sixth corner Rus-
sell St.
Page [John H. W.) & Stone (Joshua C.) attornies and counsellors
at law, office 42 North Water.
Paine Benoni R. telegraph office, b. 120 Union.
Paine George W. clerk 12 Hazard's wharf, b. 55 Hill.
Paine John, b. 72 Elm.
Paine Nathan L. clerk 187 Purchase, h. Ray corner Hillman.
Paine Samuel S. lime, brick and cement 12 Hazard's wharf, house 94
Rav.
Paine Samuel E. h. 81 Third.
Palmer Andrew R. clerk 95 Union, b. 109 North Second.
Palmer David, mason, b. 38 Fourth.
Palmer Henry, app. to G. L. Brownell, b 54 School.
Palmer Jesse, mason, b. 41 North Sixth.
Palmer Joseph, cutter 31 North Water, h. 109 North Second.
Palmer Mark B. stoves, hardware, tin plate and sheet iron manufac-
turer, 28 Centre and 69 Union, h. 95 William.
Palmer Richard A. {Palmer ^ Ricketson) h. 85 Fourth.
Palmer (Richard A.) & Ricketson {Joseph) manufacturers of sperm
and whale oil, c. r. 49 North Water.
Palmer Sihon S. mason, h. 142 Kempton.
Palmer Thomas S. w. Albert Shaw, b. 109 North Second.
Palmer William R. house wright, w. 24 South Second, b. 109 North
Second.
DIRECTOPwY. 137
Parker Avery, in ship Zone of Fairliaven, h. 36 Spring.
Parker Charles, cooper 28 South Second, h. 73 South Sixth.
Parker CjRoieri^ & Crouch (Thomas) barbers 124 Union.
Parker Daniel H. shipwright, h. Belville.
Parker Edmund 0. inq. 127 Third. " California."
Parker Elijah, farmer, h. County road, 2d north of Seth Howard, Jr.
Parker Elisha, boarding house 99 North Second.
Parker Francis L. h 80 Fourth. " California."
Parker Frederick, clerk 19 Centre, b. 35 Third.
Parker George, laborer, h. Purchase, north of 3Ierriraack.
Parker George, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Parker George, b. 159 Elm.
Parker Jacob, anchors, chain cables, iron castings, gun powder, «S:c.
19 Centre, h. 35 Third.
Parker Jacob S. billiaid saloon 71 Union, h. 99 Hillman.
Parker James D. son of Jacob. " California."
Parker John A. merchant, c. r. 7 Middle, President Merchants BanTc,
h. 246 County, corner Willis.
Parker John, mariner, h. Acushnet
Parker Joseph A. housewright. h. 99 Smith.
Parker Judy, widow, h. Belville.
Parker Ozro H. fish market Commercial wharf, house 27 Sycamore
street.
Parker Eobert {Parker cf* Crouch) b. Elm, 2d west of Ash.
Parker Samuel, w. for Levi Hawes, Tarkiln Hill.
Parker Stephen, shipwright, h. 57 Summer.
Parker Sylvanus, boat builder, h. 114 Fourth.
Parker Valentine, b. Belville.
Parker Warren W. tin plate worker, boards 16 Mill.
Parker Ward M. merchant, h. 83 Fourth.
Parker Ward R. b. 83 Fourth.
Parker William C. painter and glazier 49 North Second, house 65
Walden st.
Parker William G. dealer in provisions 14 Union, h. Highland.
Parkman Charles, boards 76 Purchase.
Parkhurst John, clothing 28 South Water, resides in Middleborough.
Parlow Ebenezer, h. 133 Maxfeld.
Parlow Ebenezer Jr. hou-scAvright, h. 108 Maxfeld.
Parlow Emerson, b. 108 Maxfeld.
Parlow Franklin, b. with Isaiah Parlow, Belville.
Parlow Isaiah, shoe maker, h. Belville.
Parlow Jonathan, h. 106 South Water.
Parlow Sylvester, teamer, b. 215 South Water.
Parsons Ebenezer, shoe maker, shop 130 South Water, house 122
Allen.
Parsons Israel F. (Perce Sj^ Parsons) h. 32 Eighth.
Parsons Parmenas NV. cabinet maker, h. 81 Foster.
Parsons William G. in ship Eebecca Simms, house 103 Sycamore
street.
Patterson William, stevedore, h. 5 Morgan's Row.
Patterson William, mariner, h. Charles, 2d east of Cedar.
Paul Andrew J. w N. E. rivet factory, b. 277 South Water.
Paul Charlotte, worsted goods 27 Purchase.
Paul John C. cooper, works I. Bly, h. 119 Purchase.
138 DIRECTORY.
Paul Levi, laborer, b. 277 South Water.
Paul Sylvester, blacksmith, w. for G. L. Brownell, house 49 South
Second.
Paul Thomas, shipwright, h. 1 1 9 Purchase.
Paul Thomas B. w. N. E. rivet factory, h. 277 South Water.
Paulding Albert R. express agent 1 16 Union, h. 280 Purchase.
Paun Benjamin P. tin plate worker 17 North Water, b. 120^ Union,
Paun John, foreman O. & G. 0. Crocker's c. works, house 217 South
Water.
Paun John H. in ship Eagle, b. 217 South Water.
Paun WilHam R.b. 217 South Water. " California."
Payson Edwin, w. paper mill Acushnet, h. opposite the Mill.
Peach James, laborer, w. Francis Tripp, b. 228 South Second.
Peacock William B. mariner, h. 97 South Second.
Peace John W. housewright, w. 38 Russell, b. 120 Union.
Pearson Mark, blacksmith, v/. Snow & Purrington, b. 17 Third.
Pease Abby W. widow, h. 169 County.
Pease Abner, rigger, h. 193 South Second. ^
Pease Daniel, blacksmith, w. 4 Orange, h. 212 County, ^f ^^\
Pease Mary Ann, Avidow, h. 1 North.
Pease Mathias C. app. 16 Fourth, b. 38 Kempton.
Pease Patience, widow, h. 18 Purchase.
Pease Peleg, h. 90 Grinnell. " California."
Pease Spi'owell, shipwright, h. 18 Fifth.
Pease W^illiam A. b. 169 County.
Pease Zephaniah, clerk "Independent Union Store/' Third street, b.
76 Grinnell.
Peasel F. Henry, scissors grinder, h. Belville.
Peats Benjamin H. stone splitter, h. 62 Summer.
Peck Ci/osepA) & Co. [Norton Williams and James Cannon) coopers,
Fish Island.
Peck George D. w. Albert Shaw, b. 75 North Second.
Peck John A. & Co. {Nathaniel Adams and Silas T. Lawrence)
coopers, 14 Elm.
Peck John A. [John A. Pech, ^ Co.) resides in Fahhaven.
Peck Nancy, widovs^ h. 298 South Water.
Peck Titus, shoemaker, b. basement 126 Kempton.
Peckham Abraham, laborer, h. 77 Spring.
Peckham Arnold, merchant, h. 70 Washington.
Peckham Benjamin, mason, h. Parker.
Peckham Benjamin T. shipwright, h. 54 North.
Peckham Caleb C. baUer, w. 39 h. rear 39 Middle.
Peckham Leonard S. caulker, h. 50 Ray.
Peckham Mary, widow, h. Bassett Place.
Peckham Perry, laborer, h. 55 North Sixth.
Peckham Richard T. b. 52 Russell.
Peckham Sarah, h. Noel Taber road near Haskins' Comer.
Peckham Stephen, laborer, h. 14 Sherman.
Peckham William R. in ship Desdemona, inq. 14 Sherman.
Pedro Joseph H. clothing 137 South Water corner Griffin.
Pehce Allen, mason, b. 136 Kempton.
Peirce Andrew, w. 99 h. 169 Middle.
Peirce Asa, mason, h. SlKempto n.
Peirce Asa, cooper, w. 48 h. 74 First.
DIRECTOPvY. 139
Peirce Asa C. ( Charles Taber ^ Co.) b. 74 First.
Peirce Benjamin F. housewrifrbt, h. 42 Foster.
Peirce Benjamin W. inq. 74 First. " California."
Peirce Charles H. clerk Charles Taber & Co. b. 74 First.
Peirce Charles M. mason, h. 75 Elm.
Peirce Charles M. Jr. (Nash <^ Peirce) h 54 Summer.
Peirce Clothier, cooper, w. Lorenzo Peirce, h. Clark's Point
Peirce Clothier Jr. b. 149 First.
Peirce David, cooper, 109 South Second, h. 24 Bedford.
Peii'ce David, Jr. cooper, w. 109 South Second, b. 24 Bedford.
Peirce David C. housewright, h. 149 State.
Peirce David G. m^ariner, b. 44 Sycamore.
Peirce David P. h. 211 South Water. " California."
Peirce David R. housevvright, North Second, h. 88 Ray.
Peirce Ebenezer H. app. to J. Cranston, b. 8 Maxfeld.
Peirce Ellery, b. 169 Middle.
Peirce George W. app. to Thomas N. Allen, b. 124 Middle.
Peirce Henry R. h. Highland.
Peirce Henry, h. 53 Hill. '• California."
Peirce Hiram, laborer, h. rear of Simeon Weston, County road.
Peirce Isaac, cooper, h. 63 Grinnell. " California."'
Peirce James L. mason, boarding house 215 South "Water.
Peirce John H. cooper, \v. S . Leonard & Sons, h. 1 1 6 First.
Peirce John M. son of Meltiah H. Peirce. " California."
Peirce George, housevvright, w. A. Marble, b. 91 Third.
Peirce John W. cooper 99 South Water corner Russell, h. 149 First.
Peirce Joseph D. cooper, w. for M. Blanchard, b. 14 Franklin.
Peirce Obed, boards 12 Griffin.
Peirce Lloyd N. cooper 190 South Water, h. 75 Grinnell.
Peirce Lorenzo, cooper City wharf, h. 82 Grinnell.
Peirce Meltiah H. shipwright, house High Hill road.
Peirce Otis, mason, house 159 Mill.
Peirco Otis H. mason, house 9 1 Kempton.
Peirce Peleg, farmer Rotch's Farm, Clark's Point.
Peirce Phebe. widow, house 14 Franklin.
Peirce Philip, boards 14 Franklin.
Peirce Samuel G. b. Rotch's Farm.
Peirce Samuel T. son of Meltiah H. " California."
Peirce Seabury, cooper, w. David Peirce, h. 59 Grinnell.
Peirce Thomas H. housewright, h. 63 Foster.
Peirce Thomas R. cooper, b. 24 Bedford. " California."
Peirce Warren G. mason, boards 75 Elm.
Peirce William C. salesman Richmond & Wood, h. 62 Fifth.
Peirce see Pierce.
Peneton Solomon, laborer, h. 18 Cedar.
Penniman Bethuel, farmer, 10 South Second.
Penniman Bethuel Jr. b. 10 South Second.
Penny Edward B. mariner, h. rear of 142 Kempton.
Perce John W. {Perce &f Parsons) h. 26 South Second.
Perce {John W.) & Parsons {Israel F.) news agents and book binders
105 Union.
Percival Thomas Jr. clerk 216 Counter, b. 93 Maxfeld.
Perkins Barnabas S. {Hamlin 8; Perkins) h. 38 Bush,
140 DIRECTORY.
Perkins Charles H. caulker, li. 109 North Second.
Perkins Jabez, cooper, h. 81 Third.
Perkins Josiah F. -boards 146 Middle.
-Perkins John, {Perkins Smith Sf Co.) h. 51 Pourth.
Perkins John Jr. {Perhins^ Smith ^ Co.) h. 44 School.
Perkins Levi, works "Wilcox's sash mill,. b. 43 North Second.
Perkins Nancy, house 142 Purchase.
Perkins Shadrack, h. 109 South Orange. " California.'*
Perkins [John] Smith {Henry S.) & Co {John Perkins, Jr ,)honsQ
paper manufacturers, office 141 Union, factory "Wall st.
Perkins William, baker, w. 173 Union, b. Elm, corner Ash.
Perkins William, shipwright, b. 142 Purchase.
Perley William, proprietor City Hotel Union corner Fourth.
Perry Bela C. hair dresser 56 Union, h. 30 Bedford.
Perry Daniel, groceries and provisions 9 and 1 1 Orange, house 8
Eighth.
Perry David, master mariner, h. North road.
Perry Dv,^ight R. merchant, h. 99 Pleasant.
Perry Eben, merchant, c. r. 11 Middle, h. 137 County.
Perry Edward, mason, h. basement 76 Middle.
Perry Ellis, master mariner, h. 78 Walden.
Perry Eliza, -widow, h. 47 Pleasant.
Perry Francis, boarding house 39 South Water.
Perry Francis H. mariner, h. rear 59 Summer.
Perry J. Francis, clerk 9 and 11 Orange, b. 8 Eighth.
Perry Franklin, b. 54 Walnut. " California."
Perry George, clerk 59 William, h. 161 Mill.
Perry George W. {Crowell Sf Perry) h. 162 Mill.
Perry John M. cooper, h. 54 North Second.
Perry John H. & Co. { George Wilson) steam paint mill and coal yard
56 South Water, corner Walnut.
Perr}- John H. (J. H. Perry ^' Co.) h. 27 Seventh, corner School
street.
Perry John, mariner, h. 19 Hillman.
Perry John 0. stevedore, house 100 South Water.
Perry Joseph, fruit, &c. 143 South Water.
Perry Lyman C. eating house 4 Pearl.
Perry Nathaniel, ship joiner, h. 92 Eay.
Perry Samuel H. laborer, h. 126 Kempton.
Perry Shadrach, painter, b. 47 Pleasant.
Perry Stillman, at E. Hathaway's farm. North road.
Perry Thaddeus M. farmer, h. Acushnet road.
Perry William H. in ship Audubon, h. 48 South.
Perry William H. H. engraver and writing master 129 Union, resides
in Fairhaven.
Peters Francis, works N. E. rivet factoryj h. 51 Kempton.
Peterson Clark, sailmaker, w. S. Hart, b. 124 Middle.
Petei'son John, house Chanceiy. " California."
Peters Peter J. works N. B. & T. rail road, h. Belville.
Pettv Luther, laborer, house Allen's Mill road.
Phillips Allen, {Nye <^ Phillips) h. 75 North.
Phillips Allen D. trader, h. Belville.
Phillips Eleazer, trader 250 Purchase, h. Belville.
Phillips George R. clerk for J. A. Parker, b. 39 High.
DIRECTORY. 141
Phillips Lydia, house 28 Dartmouth.
Phillips William, merchant, c. r. 7 Middle, h. 39 High.
Phillips William Jr. boards 39 High.
Phinney Charles, app. to James Beetle, b. 81 Pleasant.
Phinney Nathan, laborer, house 81 Pleasant.
Phipps Abner .J. principal Friends' Academy County comer of Elm,
house 70 Spring.
Phipps John W. painter, w. Wm. Maxfield, b. 124 Kemp ton.
Pierce Alexander, mason, h. 159 Middle.
Pierce Andrew J. clerk for Edward L. Baker, h. 5.5 North Sixth.
Pierce Benjamin S. housewright, w. Davis & Damon, h. 42 Fourth.
Pierce Clark, sailmal^er, w. C. Haifards, h. 39 HiUman.
Pierce Tally, widow, h. 169 Middle.
Pierce Ira C. mason, h. 55 North Sixth.
Pierce Jabez N. boarding house, 45 South Water.
Pierce John, b. 121^ Union.
Pierce Judith, h. Perry's Neck road.
Pierce Martin, mason, h. 159 Middle.
Pierce Otis N. housewright, h. 55 North Sixth.
Pierce Simeon, shipwright, 2d house on Phillip's road.
Pierce Thomas K. truckman, h. 1 6 Allen.
Pierce William H. housewright, h. 134 Washington.
Pierce Wilson w. AV. J. Rotch, 7 Orchard.
Pierce Zebina T. clerk 14 Cheapside, boards 4 Walnut.
Pierce, see Peirce.
Piggot George W. varnisher, w. 42 William, h. 33 Smith.
Pike Perry, mason, house 175 Kempton.
Piper Augustus, barber, Elm under Parker House, b. 46 Bedford.
Piper Philip, house 128 Orchard. " California."
Piper William BL coachman W. E. Rodman's, house 46 Bedford
street.
Pitman Benjamin, silver smith, 80 Union.
Pitman George W. housewright, W. 23 h. 5 North.
Pitman Lougee, housewright, house 169 Purchase.
Pitman Robert C. (Eliot tf* Pitman) b Mansion House.
Pitman William G. clerk 13 Purchase, b. 18 Fifth.
Pitman William R. jewelry and fancy goods 13 Purchase, h. 18Fih,.
Pitts Charles B. cooper, w. O. & G. O.'Crocker, h. 92 Washington.
Pitts Hannah, widow, b. 29 Union.
Pittsley Cornelius, son of William.
Pittsley Howard, son of William.
Pittsley Rodolphus, laborer, h. Acushnet road.
Pittsley William, laborer, h. Acushnet road.
Place Charles, app. to G. T. Sawyer, b. 48 North.
Place Charles C. tin plate worker, h. Cedar, next to Smith.
Place Gilbert A. inq. 80 South Second. " California."
Place Henry, rope maker, h. 76 Cedar, next Smith.
Place Thomas, mariner, h. rear 20 Wing.
Plant Ebenezer, surgeon dentist 134^ Union, h. 28 Fifth.
Plummer Ellen, widow, seamstress, h. 116 North Second.
Plummer Frederick, chair painter, w. 73 William, b. 116 N. Second.
Plummer Henry A. b. 120 Union,
Plummer Joseph, book keeper N. B. Cordage Company, boards 35
Eighth.
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142 DIRECTORY.
Plummer Leander A. treasurer N. B. Cordage Company Rotch's
Square, h. 189 Union.
Pollard Edward {Pollard 4- Myrich) h. 32 Pleasant.
Pollard (Edivard) & My rick (Alexander G.) coopers 43 Middle.
Pollay Jacob, rigger, h. 34 South.
Pollay Spencer, rigger, h. 22 Allen.
Pollock Daniel G. w. Taber's iron foundry, h. 162 Grinnell.
Pollock Simeon S. moulder, w. Taber's iron foundry, h. 86 Washing' -
ton St.
Pomeroy Henry, b. 318 Purchase.
Pond tienjamin, in ship Eagle, b. 217 South Water.
Pool George A. cooper, w. I. bly, b. 38 Foster.
Pool Lindsey W. spar maker, h. 164^ Kempton.
Pool Philip, w. for Calvin K. Turner 2d.
Pope Oliver W. baker, w. 39 Middle, h. 50 North; comer Foster.
Pope Charles W. h. Acushnet. " California."
Pope Charles W. Jr. mariner, son of Charles W.
Pope Charlotte, widow, h. Pope's Island.
Pope J. George W. (Wm. S. Cobb 8^- Co.) h. 31 Third.
Pope Thomas Jr. in brig M. P. Cassily, inq. of VVm. G. E. Pope.
Pope William G. E. merchant, c. room Rotch's Square, house 265
County.
Popple Benjamin F. w. Marsh c. works, h. near Smoking Rocks.
Porter Charles, laborer, h. 194 Ray.
Porter Francis L. attorney and counsellor at law, office 35 North
Water, b. 1 Morgan st.
Porter George, mason, b. 99 North Second.
Porter Jacob L. city marshal, office Washington Hall, h. 1 Morgan,
corner Orchard.
Porter Philip, w. for Barnabas Taber, h. 63 Mill.
Porter William, b. 63 Mill.
Post Francis, mariner, h. 49 County, corner Forest.
Post Nancy, Avidow, h. 118 Washington.
Potter Andrew H. h. 183 County.
Potter Cynthia H. milliner and dress maker 118 Kempton.
Potter Ezra, housewright, h. 76 Ray.
Potter Henry, app to C. C. Bosworth, b. 232 S. Water, near South.
Potter CPe%) Hillman (Henry) & Co. (Pardon Potter Jr.) painters
and glaziers 72 North \V ater.
Potter Isaac R. stall No. 1 city market, resides in Dartmouth.
Potter Isaiah H. caulker, h. 29 Maxfeld.
Potter John K. b. 133 Purchase. " California."
Potter Loring, cooper, w. Caleb L. Ellis, b. 71 South Sixth.
Potter Lyman G. h. 107 Sycamore. "California."
Potter Mary, widow, h. 133 Purchase.
Potter Pardon B. farmer, h. Mt. Pleasant corner Highland.
Potter Pardon Jr. {Potter, Hillman cf- Co.) h. 44 High.
Potter Peleg, {Potter, Hillman ^ Co.) h. 188 Middle.
Potter Philip A. inq. Pardon B. " California."
Potter Southard, shipwright, h. 133 Purchase.
Potter Southard 2d, accountant, b. 133 Purchase.
Potter Stephen N. h. 161 County.
Potter Thomas B. houscAvright, h. Acushnet road. " California."
Potter Thomas W. laborer, h. 122 Orchard.
DIRECTORY. 143
Potter Warren S. housewright, house 4 Cedar.
Potter Weity, widow, h. 203 Middle.
Potter William, app. to Hattil Kelley, b. 82 Ray.
Potter William R. " California."
Potts Marshal L. h. 80 South Sixth, corner Bedford. " California."
Prara Antonia, b. 105 South Water, corner Russell
Prara Francis, mariner, h. 112 South Water.
Pratt Alvin H. boots and shoes 1 7 Cheapside, boards Mount Pleasant
House.
Pray William H. H. w. N. B. steam mill, h. 103 North Second.
Preedee .Tames, laborer, h. 46 Wing.
Prentiss George W. clerk No. 1 Purchase, b. 32 North Sixth.
Presbrey James L. housewright, b. 160 Kempton.
Prescott Oliver, Judge of Probate mtd Police Courts, attorney and coun-
sellor at law, office 26 North Water, b. 1 7 Walnut.
Presbury Thomas, housewright, b. 48 Elm.
Price Benjamin, master mariner, h. 102 Pleasant.
Price Benjamin F. mariner, b. 113 Grinnell.
Price Charles, painter, w. 44 South Water, b- 101 South Water.
Pi-ice Deborah, widow, h 200 Purchase,
Price Desire, widow, h. 17 South Sixth.
Price Thomas, laborer, h. 23 Howland.
Price Thomas, laborer, h. 48 Russell, corner Fourth,
Price William, h. 95 South Sixth. " California."
Prior James P. in ship Ocean, h. 21 Third.
Prior William, h. Chancery. " California."
Procter Sarah, widow, h. 76 Middle.
Procter William, mariner, b. 76 Middle.
Prouty Artemas Jr. boots and shoes 42 Purchase, b. 22 Third.
Purrinton Clark, [Holcovib Sj- Purrinton) h. 198 South Water.
Purrington Henry A, housewright, h. 13 Mill, corner Ray.
Purrington Nathaniel S. {Snow Sf Purrington) h. 13 Mill.
QuENNUFF Edward, laborer, h. 134 South Water.
Quinn Henry, blacksmith, w. 44 Third, house Kempton. near Rope
Walk.
Quinn James, w. 71 School, h. 75 North Second.
Quinn Robert, mariner, h. 221 Middle.
Quinn William, laborer, h, 219 Middle.
Quirk John, laborer, w. for Charles W. Crapo. Dartmouth st.
Rainet Thomas M blacksmith, w. Commercial wharf, h. 4 Bush.
Rail Barney, laborer, w. Dr. Folsom 186 Purchase.
Randall Charles S. merchant, c. r. 33 North Orange, h. 122 County,
Randall David, h. Fish Island. " California."
Randall David E. caulker, w. for Daniel Story, b. Fish Island.
Randall John H.ship carpenter, h. 17 Russell
Randall Richard, in ship Monongahela, h. 1 65 Grinnell.
Randall Rufus, cooper, w. 28 South Second, b. 73 Mill.
Randall William H. clerk 25 Union, b. 3 Cheapside.
Ray Isaiah C withChas. T. Congdon, 36.^ N. Water, h. 77| Purchase.
Raymond Ebenezer P. printer, b. 22 Third.
144 DIRECTORY.
Eaymond Edward, shoe maker, w. 61 North Sixth, b. Purchase, cor.
Maxfeld.
Eaymond George F. in bark Sea Fox of Westport, inquire 39 South
Second.
Eaymond Hannah J. h.rear 29 Allen.
Eaymond Mary Ann, Avidow, h. 230 Ray.
Eaymond Eodolphus W. agent Union Store No. 87, h. 186 Purchase.
Raymond Samuel E. agent Union shoe store 183 Purchase.
Eaymond Samuel P. hack driver, h. 68 William,
Eead Frederick A. master brig Ormus, h. 107 Ray.
Eead George P. blacksmith, w, J. Durfee, Jr. b. 12 Bethel st.
Eead Joseph B. b. 1 William.
Eead Joseph R. {Taber, Read 8f Co.) h. 35 Third.
Eead Mary W. widow, h. 42 Smith.
Eead Nathan, laborer, w. C. H. Leonard's c. works, house 97 South
Second.
Eead Sarah Willis, widow, h. County, comer Parker.
Read Samuel D. w. Acushnet iron foundry, h. 67 Chestnut.
Eead Warren, h. 166 Union. " California."
Eead William, book and job printer 6 North Water, h. 117 Middle.
Eead William A. b. County, corner Parker.
Eearden Michael, b. 176 Kempton. " Califo^rnia."
Eecords Ellery, house wright, h. 96 Maxfeld.
Eecord William, housewright,|b. 4 William's Block, Cheapside.
Eector Hosias P. farmer, w. Alms House, Clark's Point.
Eeed Albert B. truckman, h. 204 South Second.
Eeed Albert E. laborer, h. 252 Purchase.
Eeed Alden, laborer, h. 107 Smith.
Eeed Allen, market 23 Third and 32 School, h. South Second, rear
N. E. rivet factory.
Eeed Caleb, laborer, h. South Second, rear N. E. rivet factory.
Eeed Charles C. b. 112 Purchase. " California."
Eeed Charles H. laborer, h. 148 Kempton.
Eeed Charles L. hatter 70 Union, b. City Hotel.
Eeed Edward, stone cutter, w. 31 Mechanics Lane, b. 149 Elm.
Eeed Isaac, laborer, h. Perry's Neck.
Eeed .James, jobing wagon, h. 175 County.
Eeed .fane, Avidow, b. with Joseph Davis.
Eeed Job, w. 23 Third, h. 298 South Water.
Eeed John A. machinist, w. Hathaway, Manchester & Co. boards 99
North Second.
Eeed John M. clerk 109 Elm.
Eeed Lyman K. stone cutter, w. Mechanics Lane, b. 149 Elm.
Eeed Mehitable, widow, h. 74 Middle.
Reed Nathan B. cooper, h. 86 Middle.
Eeed Philip, b. 20 School, corner First.
Eeed Thomas, laborer, h. 143 Middle.
Regan Jeremiah, w. N. Leonard's c. works, h. 93 South Water.
Remington Abner, b. 59 Grinnell.
Eemington Angeline, widow, b. 6 Crapo.
Eemington Ellery, livery stable 20,. h.. 9 South Second.
Eemington Henry 0. teamer for Z. WhittemorCj house 131 South
Water.
Remington Joseph, teamer, h 1 County.
DIRECTORY. 145
Remington Thomas, housewright, b. 57 Grinnell.
Eennes Edwin H. w. N. B. & T. rail road, h. 304 Purchase. ,
Renshaw Amos, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Reynard William H. master mariner, h. 142 Third.
Reynolds Abisha, mariner, h. 77 Linden.
Reynolds Asa, farmer, h. Belville, near Acushnet.
Reynolds Calvin J, master brig March, inq. 11 North Second.
Reynolds Charles, teamer, b, 1 Howland, corner Third.
Reynolds Charles, engineer, works Perkins, Smith & Co. house next
Wamsutta Mill.
Reynolds Elisha, farmer, h. County road, near Acushnet.
Reynolds Jason B. w. Wamsutta Mill, h. Wall.
Reynolds Jesse, mason, h. 77 Linden.
Reynolds Joseph, master mariner, h. 61 Walden.
Reynolds Lydia, widow, b. with Asa Reynolds.
Reynolds White, h. 185 South Water. " California."
Rhoades James, b. 198 Ray.
Rhoades Charles A. clerk 18 South Water, b. 58 Pleasant.
Rhoades Josejoh, paper stainer, w. Perkins, Smith & Co. house 198
Ray.
Rice Simeon, w 50 South Water, b. 25 Sherman.
Rice William A. blacksmith, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 65 Linden.
Rich Isaac P. painter, b. 72 Washington.
Rich James, h. 27 Hillman. " California."
Richards Hai-riet, widow, h. 53 Elm.
Richards John, blacksmith, w. 16 Fourth, house Middle, near Cordage
factory.
Richardson Isaac M. book keeper for Richmond & Wood, house 171
Middle.
Richardson -Jesse, laborer, h. 127 Smith.
Richardson Joseph, provisions, &c. 180 County, h. 114 Kempton.
Richardson Leroy S. barber, w. A. Piper, b. 209 Middle.
Richmond Anthony D. {A. D. Richmond 4- Co.) h. 105 North Water.
Richmond A. D. & Co. {James H Richmond and Andrew Cragie) brass
founders and copper smiths 1 03 North Water.
Richmond George, laborer, h. 126 Kempton.
Richmond George B. merchant, Wilcox & Richmond's c. room 175
North ^Vater, b, 36 High.
Richmond Gideon, ( Wilcox dc Richmojid) h. 36 High.
Richmond James H. (A. D. Richmond 4^ Co.) h. 155 Purchase.
Richmond Joshua, (Richmond ^' Wood) h. 96 County.
Richmond Josiah, in ship Gideon Howland, h. 96 Elm.
Richmond Nathaniel, cutter, w. Charles Almy, h. 28 Bush.
Richmond {Joshua) & Wood {John) merchants 31 North Water.
Ricketson Andrew A. b. 57 Pifth.
Ricketson Barton, merchant. " California."
Ricketson Benjamin T. merchant, h 61 Pifth.
Ricketson Charles, h. 57 Pifth.
Ricketson Cook, laborer, h. near Clark's Cove.
Ricketson Daniel, residence " Woodlee," Acushnet road.
Ricketson George B. confectioner 66 William, house 54 Mechanics
Lai*e
Ricketson Henry A. clerk for H. C Kelley, h. 27 Walnut.
Ricketson Henry G. clerk 108 Union, h. 37 Mill.
12l
146 DIRECTORY.
Kicketson James C. boards 41 North Second.
Kicjietson James R. book keeper Bedford Commercial Bank, b. 57
Fifth.
Eicketson John H. in bark Jeanette, inq. 87 Walden.
Kicketson Jonathan, b. with Cook Ricketson, Clarks Cove.
Ricketson Joseph, mason, b. South Second, near Howland.
Ricketson .Joseph, (Palmer Sf~ Ricketson) h. 179 Union.
Ricketson Joseph 2d, commission merchant 8 Commercial wharf, h.
77 Fourth.
Ricketson Lydia Ann, dress maker 144 Union.
Ricketson Paul, w. Jos. Grinnell, saltworks, 27 Cove.
Rider Alexander G. hack driver, h. 137 Purchase.
Rider Benjamin, w. N. B. & T. railroad, h. 65 Charles.
Rider Pelilah, h. 26 Campbell.
Rider Ebenezer, (Rider Sc Smith) h. 16 Griffin.
Rider Ebenezer F. b. 16 Griffin.
Rider Freeman, (Smith, Cherbuch S^ Rider) b. 297 Purchase.
Rider [Ebenezer) & Smith (Arvin) spar makers 1 56 North Water.
Ridgely Henry, laborer, h. 61 Spruce.
Ridley Clark, w. for Mary Hathaway, North road.
Ridley Horatio, w. for Wm. G. Parker, " Loo Choo."
Riley George, w. for Joseph S. Tillinghast, h. 104 Fourth,
Riley John, laborer, h. opposite 8 Howland.
Riley Mary, widow, h. rear First.
Riley Nancy, washing &c. h. basement of 83 Maxfeld.
Riley Robert, laborer, w. 87 Orchard.
Ripley Daniel, constable, h. 4 Fourth.
Ripley Henry F. blacksmith, w. Steamboat wharf, boards 42 Soistii
Second.
Ripner George M. cooper, h. 91 Walden.
Ripner James, mariner, h. Belville.
Roach John, laborer, h. basement 67 Mill.
Roach Thomas, laborer, h. 94 North Water.
Roan Daniel, b. 7 First.
Robbins Elisha K. shipwi-ight, h. 52 Parker.
Robbins Eiiphalet, assistant marshall, boarding house 29 South
Water.
Robbins Eiiphalet H. clerk 42, h. 31 South Water.
Robbins Freeman P. shoemaker 60 William, b. Rodman House.
Robbins Kimball, rigger, h. 95 South Water.
Robbins Loring H. clerk 29 Purchase, h. 59 Grinnell.
Robbins Rachel, widow, b. 2 Foster.
Roberts Joseph F. engineer, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. 153 Mill.
Roberts Sarah, widow, b. 99^ Purchase.
Robertson George, printer, w. Standard office, b. 82 Arnold.
Robeson Andrew, merchant, house and office 41 North Second cor.
William.
Robeson Sybil, widow, h. 277 County, " Acushnet Heights."
Robinson Cornelius, laborer, b. 178 South Second.
Robinson Celia, widow, h. 177 South Water.
Robinson David S. stair builder 30 Mechanics Lane, h. 147 Elm.
Robinson Edward Mott (I. Howland, Jr., 8f Co.,) h. 23 No»th Second,
Robinson George, mariner, h 150 Ray.
Robinson James, h. 172^ Purchase.
DTPwECTORY. 147
Robinson James M. {Shearman, Robinson tf« Co.) h. 27 County.
Robinson James T. app. to Z, Chadwick, b. 94 Third.
Robinson John, mariner, h. rear of 39 Middle.
Robinson Samuel C. truckman, h. 92 Fourth.
Robinson Stephen D. trackman, b. 189 South Water.
Robinson Thomas D. student at law with H. G. O. Colby, b. 81
South comer County.
Robinson William, h. 176 South Second.
Roche Charles, h. 23 Spring.
Roche James, tailor 7 North Water, h. 10 Sears' Court.
Roche Manning B. homoeopathic physician, house and office Parker
House.
Rodman Benjamin, h. " Wood Lawn," entrance on Linden streee.
Rodman Edmund, merchant, c. r. North Water, corner Rodman, b.
92 Spring.
Rodman Elizabeth, widow, h. 42 North Second.
Rodman Erancis, boards 92 Spring.
Rodman Hannah, widow, h. Noel Taber road.
Rodman Samuel, merchant, c. r. 203 North Water, h. 92 Spring.
Rodman Thomas R. merchant, b. 92 Spring.
Rodman William Logan, b. " Woodlawn," Linden st.
Rodman William R. merchant, c. r. 3 Rodman, h. 104 County.
Rogers Amos C. joiner, w. Mosher & Cook, h. 223 South Water.
Rogers Charles A. housewright, h. 223 South Water.
Rogers Charles A. pump and block maker, w. for J. &T. R, Taber; h,
42 South Second.
Rogers George, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. 100 Pleasant,
Rogers Isaac, farmer, h. High Hill road.
Rogers Job M. painter, w. for Wm. Maxfield, h. 81 Allen.
Rogers Joel P. farmer, h. Noel Taber road.
Rogers John, b. 1 Willis, w. N. B. & T. rail road.
Rogers John, tailor 18 South Water, b. Bedford House.
Rogers John A. w. for N. B. & T. rail road company, h. 14 Franklin.
Rogers John R. in ship Seine, h. 88 South Sixth.
Rogers Leonard, farmer, h. High Hill road.
Rogers Michael, boot and shoe maker, h. 8 Griffin.
Rogers Thomas, laborer, w. and boards with Philip B. Cook.
Rogers William J. painter North Water, h. 29 County.
Ronan James, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. WamsuttaNo. 1.
Rood John S blacksmith, w. 4 Orange, b. 13 Fourth.
Root Elizabeth, widow, h. 124 Fourth.
Rooth Benjamin, b. 82 Pleasant.
Rooth Henry, h. 82 Pleasant.
Rose Francis, mariner, h. 6 Griffin.
Rose John, shipwright, w. for Stephen Andrews, b. Rodman House.
Ross Benjamin, laborer, h. 212 Middle.
Ross Manuel, h. 35 Middle. " California."
Rotch Nancy, widow, h. 65 Walnut.
Rotch William J. City Mayer, office City Hall, c. r. Rotch's Square,.
h. 7 Orchard.
Rotch VVilliam R. merchant, h. and office 119 County.
Rounceville William, moulder, w. Acushnet iron foundry, b. Rodman
House.
Rounds John, mariner, h. near Cannonville.
148 DIRECTORY,
Rourke Patrick, gardener, h. 86 Maxfeld.
liowe John, rope maker, b. with Matthew Rowe.
Rowe Matthew, laborer, h. Noel Taber road.
Ruggles David W. w. 110 County, b. 131 South AVater.
Ruggles John, shipwright, h. 69 Foster.
Ruggles Jolm A. housewright, b. 69 Foster.
Rumrill James F. painter w. B. B. Covell's 4 Middle, h. 76 First.
Rumrill Joseph R. Jr. painter, w. W. L. Dunham, b. 76 First.
Russell Abigail, widow, b. 132 Union.
Russell Abraham, dealer in coal, office 46 South water, coal yard,
Bedford wharf, h. 91 County.
Russell Benjamin, mariner, b. 60 Raj.
Russell Benjamin, inq. Mount Pleasant House.
Russell Chauncey, blacksmith, h. 27 Spring. " California."
Russell Charles, clerk at the New Bedford Institution for Savings, b.
4 School corner Third.
Russell Edward, b. 83 Walden.
Russell Edward, accountant for F. S. & T. S. Hathaway, h. 91
County.
Russell Edwin R. w. J. L. Ferguson, h. 63 South Second.
Russell Elihu, master mariner, h. 55 County.
Russell Elisha E. 89 South Sixth. " Californin."
Russell Elizabeth H. widow, h. 210 Union.
Russell Frederick, mariner, b 69 Charles.
Russell George C dry goods, 2| Purchase, b. 35 Eighth.
Russell Henry, (Russell Sr Cooke) h 96 South Second.
Russell Henry (^* Co. ( William B. Cooke) painters, Rodman street,
Russell Holder, clerk 20 South Water, h. 63 South Second.
Russell James, b. 22 Third.
Russell James H. w. 50 South AYater, b. 42 First.
Russell John, app. to Wilson & Sawyer, b. 47 First.
Russell John T. stevedore, h. 47 First.
Russell Joseph W. hackman, w. 8 Fourth, h. 41 North Sixth.
Russell Leontird C. laborer, w. W. P. S. Cadwell, h. 187 South
Water.
Russell Lewis, blacksmith Steamboat wharf, h. 40 South Second.
Russell Lydia, Avidow, h. 44 School, corner Third
Russell Nancy, widow, h. 142 South Water.
Russell Olive, widow, h. 89 South Sixth,
Russell Pardon, laborer, h. North road.
Russell Perry, h. 85 Elm.
Russell Phebe, widow, h. 27 Campbell.
Russell Philip W. mariner, inq. 50 County.
Russell Thomas M. mariner, b. 40 South Second.
Russell Thomas S. clerk 111 Union, b. Mount Pleasant House.
Russell Timothy, h. 89 South Sixth. " California."
Russell Timothy H. h 256 South Water.
Russell William, b. 83 Walden.
Russell William 0 coroner, U. S. deputy marshal and pilot, house 47
First.
Russell William T. collector of customs, h. 68 Russell.
Russell William W. b, 83 South Second.
Russell Wing, laborer, w. 97 County.
Ryan Anestes, widow, h. 70 William.
DIRECTORY. 149
Eyan Edward, mariner, b 70 William.
Ryan James, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. 258 Purchase.
Eyan John, laborer, h. 130 Kempton.
Eyan John, w. Eussian blue works, h. rear 82 Arnold.
Eyan John, laborer, w. 137 County, h. 130 Kempton.
Ryan John Jr. master ship Alexander, h. 70 William.
Eyan Michael, laborer, h. 81 North Water.
Eyan Eichard, w. S. Leonard & Son's c. works, h. 75 South "Water.
Eyan Eobert S. mariner, b. 70 William.
Eyan Thomas, mariner, b. 70 William. " California."
Sabins Henky, laborer, house 77 Chestnut.
Sabins Holder, blacksmith, w. 4 Orange, li. Park.
Saddler Charles H. rigger, w.footof Middle, house Kempton, near the
Church.
Saddler James C. F. cooper, w. for Lorenzo Peirce, h. Noel Taber
road.
Saddler John, farmer, h. Noel Taber road.
Salisbury Charles H. clothing 37 Union, h. rear 46 William.
Salisbury Levi, butcher h. 240 Purchase.
Sampson Benjamin P. blacksmith, b. with Ebenezer Sampson.
Sampson Daniel W. in ship Charles W. Morgan, b. 121^ Union.
Sampson Elias Jr. boarding house 121.^ Union.
Sampson Ebenezer, mason, h. 104 Sycamore.
Sampson Edward W. b. 31 Third.
Sampson James M. city watch, h. north near the Nash Eoad.
Sampson John, w. for Ebenezer Sampson, b. 104 Sycamore.
Sampson John D. master ship Charles W. Morgan, h. 51 Washing-
ton St.
Sampson Seth J. clerk 74 Purchase, b. 51 Washington.
Sampson William, b. 210 Purchase.
Sanderson Sarah, widow, h. basement of 85 Elm.
Sanderson William A. spar maker, b. 15 Fourth.
Sanderson William B. boarding house 15 Fourth.
Sanford Abraham, h. 73 Dartmouth.
Sanford Benjamin F. painter, 62 Elm, h. 234 County.
Sanford Benjamin T. painter, h. 42 Mill.
Sanford Charles [Hudson <^ Sanford) h. 85 North Second.
Sanford ( harles H. clerk 23 Union, b. 120 Kempton.
Sanford David L. stair builder, w. 30 Mechanics Lane, b. 72 Elm.
Sanford Edwin, cooper, h. 120 Kempton.
Sanford Ellery P. cooper, w. for B. Almy, h. rear of 65 Foster.
Sanford Giles, mariner, b. 73 Dartmouth.
Sanford Henry, w. 23 Union, h. 72 County.
Sanford Henry P. cooper, w. for B. Almy, h. rear 65 Foster.
Sanford (Squire) &Howland [A. Sydney) oil manufacturers 13 Mid-
dle street.
Sanford Isaac Jr. cooper, w. C. L. Ellis, h. 230 County.
Sanford Samuel, b. 75 Grinnell.
Sanford Squire [Sanford <^ Howland) h. 51 Kempton.
Sanford Thomas, painter 64 Elm, h. 157 Middle*
Sanford Thomas Jr. mariner, b. 157 Middle.
Sanford William, riarsrer. w. foot of Middle, h. 88 Charles
150 DIRECTORY.
Saunders James H. boot and shoe maker, w. 129 Union, b. 55 South
Second.
Savage William, laborer, h. 172 Kempton.
Savery Charles W. shipwright, h. 133 North Second.
Savery Robinson, laborer, b. 250 Purchase.
Sawin Albion K. P. teamer, h. 1 Howland corner Third.
Sawyer Andrew, h. 83 Maxfeld, " California."
Sawyer Gideon T. mason, h. 48 North.
Sawyer Jacob, laborer, b. 152 First.
Sawyer John A. blacksmith, w J. &, T. Durfee, h. 24 Pearl.
Sawyer John A. stone driller, h. North road.
Sawyer Stephen P. ( Wilson ^ Sawyer) h. 53 Hilk
Sawyer Thomas, b. 48 North.
Sayer Benjamin K. register of deeds, office Court House, h. 20 Crapo.
Sayer Charles C. clerk for B. K. Sayer, b. 20 Crapo.
Scammons Joseph, spar maker, h. 83 Walden.
Schelinskey William, h. 20 School. " California."
Schlawn James, w. James Arnold, b. 122 Kempton.
Schoma-;e Samuel S. laborer, h. 136 Kempton.
Schoor Frances W. fancy dry goods 77 Purchase, b. 11 Third.
Schwall George, cabinetmaker, w. 130 Union, b. 51 Elm.
Scoller John, laborer, h. 127 Kempton.
Scotchler James, chair painter, house and shop 83 William.
Schotchler Joseph B. inq. James Scotchler. " California."
Scott Clarissa, widow, h. rear of 122 Kempton.
Scott Dorcas, widow, boarding house 4 Howland's Court.
Scott Henry, h. 55 South Water.
Scott Henry, laborer, h. rear 128 Third.
Scott Priscilla, widow, h. 108 South Orange.
Scott William, printer, foreman Mercury office, b. 136 Kempton.
Scott William, laborer, h. 16 Russell.
Scott William, laborer, h. 208 South Water.
Scott William P. groceries, h. 16 Russell.
Scranton Albert, inc^. 220 County. " California."
Seabury Alexander H. (A. H. Seahury ^^ Co.) h. 21 Eighth, corner
William.
Seabury Alexander H. & Co. [Albert G. Cory) dealers in flour, grain
and provisions 3 and 4 Merchants wharf.
Seabury Charles S. b. 50 Fifth. " California."
Seabury Charles W. clerk 18 South Water, b. Parker House.
Seabury Edward W. merchant, h. 26 Walnut.
Seabury Franklin P. clothing 18 South Water, b. Parker House.
Seabury Humphrey, inq. 50 Fifth.
Seabury Jason, master ship Monongahela, b. 26 Walnut.
Seabury Otis, merchant, h. 44 Fourth.
Seabury Pardon G. h. 40 Walnut.
Seabury William, master mariner, h. 50 Fifth.
Seabury William H. clerk for VVm. O. Brownell, h. 70 South Sixth.
Seals Spencer h. Middle, corner Cedar.
Searell Charles, {Jenney Sf Searell) h. 76 Kempton.
Sears Hiram, shipwright, h. 1 5 1 North Second.
Sears Harrison G. 0. housewright, w. 85 Middle, b. 86 North Second.
Sears James B. housewright, h. 38 Uillis.
Sears Joseph, shipwright, h. 101 Purchase.
DIRECTORY. 151
Sears Marshall G. (Shearman^ Robinson ^' Co ) h. 90 Grinnell.
Sears Nathan (Sears S^ Tripp) h. 108 South Orange.
Sears {Nathan) & Tripp (Theodore) boat builders Leonard's wharfs
Sears Willard, tannery Sears' Court, h. 31 Purchase.
Sekell Harvey, stone cutter, h. 145 Ray.
Severance Thomas, h. Acushnet road. " California."
Sewell William P. sail maker, w. for S. Hart, h. 50 Chestnut.
Schaffer Daniel, laborer, h. 161 South Water.
Shannon Charles, ba'r; er, h. rear Grace Church.
Shannon Thomas, w. N. B. cordage factory, b. Cypress.
Sharp Eunice, widow, h. 15 Howland.
Sharp James L. tin plate worker, works 83 North Water, boards 97
Elm
Shaw Albert, deputy keeper House of Correction, h. Morgan.
Shaw Albert, looi<ing glass and picture frame manufacturer 115 Pur-
chase, b. Mansion House.
Shaw Albert F. clerk for Mosher &, Tripp, b. with Albert Shaw.
Shaw Alvin, w. for Josiah Coggeshall, b. 69 Middle.
Shaw Bartlett, laborer, h. County, corner Eobeson.
Shaw David, farmer, h Clark's Point.
Shaw Elnathan T. house and shipwright, h. 125 Summer.
Shaw Frederick P. h. 235 Purchase.
Shaw Job, cooper, h 129 North Second.
Shaw Job L. groceries, &c. 229 Purchase, h. over the store.
Shaw John M. h. Robeson's Farm, County street.
Shaw John VV. (Shaw (^ Whitridge) b. 121^ Union.
Shaw Matthew, laborer, b. 168 Purchase.
Shaw Sarah, widow, h. 8 old Market Square.
Shaw {John W) & Whitridge {John C) dealers in flour, grain, &c 7
and 8 Merchants wharf.
Shaw Willard, shipwright, h. 98 North Second.
Shay Daniel, laborer, house Centre.
Shay Jereniiah, laborer, w. 8, h. 12_Fourth. t^^/^
Shay John, laborer, h. 135 Middle.
Shearman Abraham, clerk Charles Taber & Co. b. 115 Third.
Shearman Charles H. housewright, w. 38 Bedford, h. 132 Third.
Shearman David W. farmer, son of James Sherman, Phillip's road.
Shearman Edward T. master ship Coral, inq. 67 Kempton.
Shearman Harvey, master mariner, h. 132 Third.
Sheai-man Humphrey, h. 37 School.
Shearman Isaac E. works Prussian Blue[works, h. 22 Wing,
Shearman James, mason, h.^'Phillip's road.
Shearman James Jr. b. with James Shearman, Phillip's road.
Shearman OtisT. housewright, w. 19 Spring, h. 316 Purchase.
Shearman Robert A. (Sherman, Robinson Sj- Co.) h. 31 County.
Shearman {Robert A.) Robinson {James M.) & Co. {Marshall G.
Sears) housewrights, shop Haskell's south wharf.
Shearman Simpson, superintendent city wharf, and Fish Island Ma-
rine Railways, h. Fish Island.
Shearman Thomas E. cigar maker, 17^ South Water, h. 4 Bush.
Shearman Warren, cooper, h. 105 Third.
Shearman see Sherman,
Sheehey Timothy, blacksmith, b. 7 Ehn.
152 DIRECTOPvY.
Shields Paul, herb and Indian doctor 239 County.
Shepard Abphiah, h. 100 County.
Shepard Isaac, shoe maker, w. 21 Cheapsidc, h. 22 Smith,
Shepard John, w. Alexander H. Seabury, b. 95 North Water.
Shepardson Edmund E. organ builder 9 William, house 68 South
Second.
Shephard David, master mariner, h 44 Summer.
Shepherd Brice, w. N. E. rivet factory, b. 120 Kempton.
Shepherd Caleb G. mariner, h. 70 Kempton.
Shepherd Charles L. A. b. 120 Kempton.
Shepherd James, mariner, h. 44 Summer.
Shepherd Nathaniel, watch maker, w. 92 Union, h. 49 North Second
street.
Shepherd Peleg P. in ship Hunter, b. 49 North Second.
Shepherd Philip H. printer, w. Mercury Office, b. 49 North Second.
Shepherd Stephen H. printer, w. Mercury Office, b. 49 North Second.
Shepherd William, w. and boards with Humphrey Davis, Acushnet
road.
Sherman Abner, (Wilcox ^ Co.) h. 87 Walden.
Sherman Abraham Jr. housewright, h. 95 Linden-
Sherman Asa R. pressman Mercury Office, h. 92 South Second-
Sherman Augustus, app. to S. E. Brown, boards rear 15 North Sixth
street.
Sherman Bradford, housewright, h. 52 Mill.
Sherman (James H.) & Bliss (Samuel S.) livery stable 26 Bedford.
Sherman Bradford R. housewright, h. 44 Sycamore.
Sherman Charles H. laborer, b. 109 South Orange.
Sherman Charles P. housewright, w. for A. Greene, h. 86 Pifth.
Sherman Charles R. laborer, b. 1 09 South Orange.
Sherman Charles R. nautical instrument maker, w. 69 North Water,
h. 54 Middle.
Sherman David, cooper, w. for I. Bly, b. 89 North Second.
Sherman Eli, housewright, b- 1 1 9 Third. •
Sherman Elisha, housewright, h. 119 Third.
Sherman Eleazer, botanic doctor 174 Purchase.
Sherman Freeman, h. 55 Middle, corner North Second. " California."
Sherman Gideon, housewright, h. 159 Mill.
Sherman Hiram, farmer, h. Smith's Mill road.
Sherman Isaac C. groceries, &c. 19,h. 24 Bedford.
Sherman Job, b. 50 Smith.
Sherman James H. ( Sherman Sf Bliss) h. 102Eourth.
Sherman Job B. app. to I. Chase & Co. b. 67 Kempton.
Sherman Jireh, gun smith 65 North Water, b. Palmer's Island-
Sherman John, mason, b. 29 Union.
Sherman Joshua, shipwright, h. 55 Middle, '
Sherman Lucy, boarding house 86 North Second.
Sherman Mary, h. 33 Charles.
Sherman Mary, h. 172 Kempton.
Sherman Nathaniel R. w. N. E. rivet factory, h. 109 South Orange
street.
Sherman Obed, master mariner, h. 67 Kempton.
Sherman Paul W. confectioner 75 Purchase, h. 110 Middle.
Sherman Peleg A. w. N. B. cordage factory, h. 117 Smith.
I^herijaa.n Peter, mai'iner. h. 23 Howland.
DIRECTORY. 153
Shennan Philip S. in ship Marcus of Fairhaven, b. 88 South Sixth.
Sherman Philip, mariner, h. 52 Pleasant-
Sherman Resolved, block maker, h. Belville.
Shennan Pliny B. printer, foreman Standard office, b. 86 North
Second.
Sherman Silas C- pilot, h. rear 154 Kempton.
Sherman Simeon A. housewright, h. 66 Mill.
Sherman Thomas A. app. to Samuel R. Brown, b. rear 15 North
Sixth.
Sherman Thomas, confectioner, h. 54 Smith.
Sherman Uriel, h. 86 Fifth comer Bedford.
Sherman William, keeper of Palmer's Island lighthouse.
Sherman "William H. {Hathaway Sf Sherman) h. 64 School.
Sherman Willis w. Perkins, Sm'ith, & Co. b. 86 North Second.
Shennan Zephaniah T. housewright, w- 26 Spring, b. rear 15 North
Sixth.
Shevall George, b. 1 William.
Shiverick Henry G. painter, w. 4 Middle, h. 72 Foster.
Shiverick Henry K. painter, w. 4 Middle, b. 39 Elm.
Shiverick Joseph M. shoemaker 95 Union, h. 102 Fourth.
Shiverick Joseph R. merchant, h. 142 County.
Shockley George, sailmaker, w. 33 Commercial wharf, b. 57 £Im.
Shockley William, master ship Tamerlane, b. 31 Elm.
Shore John, laborer, b. 168 Purchase.
Shorey Augustus, truckman, b. 120 Ray
Shorey Levi, tanner, h. opposite the paper mill, Acushnet.
Short Joseph, waiter, 91 William.
Short Robert, cigar maker, b. 41 South Water.
Shujsler August, cooper, w. 40 North Sixth.
Shurtleff John R. sailmaker, w. for Charles Hafifards, b. 16 Fifth.
Silloway John, copper smith, b. 20 School.
Silvester Ann, widow, h. 84 Fourth.
Silvester Charles H. in bark Cossac'*^, inq. 84 Fourth.
Silvester David, bowling alley 60 Elm, h. 48 Russell comer Fourth.
Silvester Frederick B. inq 84 Fourth. " California."
Silvester George F. b. 84 Fourth. " California."
Silvester John C in ship Ocmulgee, inq. 84 Fourth.
Silvester Nathaniel, master mariner, b. 47 South Second*
Silvester William R. N. clerk 10 Pur^:hase, b. 84 Fourth.
Simmons Alexander, tailor, w. for Davis & Allen, b. 41 South
Water.
Simmons Arphaxad, housewright, h. 55 Hllk
Simmons Charles, h. 205 Middle.
Simmons Deborah, widow, h. 1 17 North Second*
Simmons George, shoemaker, h. 34 Rowland.
Simmons Gilbert, app- at Acushnet iron foundry, b. 90 Middle.
Simmons Hebor, w. N. B. &. T. rail road, b. 234;j Purchase.
Simmons James, farmer, b. with Edward Westgate, Mount Pleasant.
Simmons Joseph, w. C- H. Leonardos c. works, h. 142 First.
Simmons Peleg, w. L. Grinnell's c works, h. 34 Howland.
Simmons Philip, shipwright, h. 91 Ray.
Simmons Samuel, w. C. H. Leonard's c. works, h. 191 South Water.
Simmons William, chair painter, w. Tristam Nye, h. 177 South
Second.
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154 DIRECTORY.
Simpson Edward, laborer, house Chancery.
Simpson Sarah P. dressmaker 153 Purchase.
Sisson Daniel W. lock and gun smith 67 North Water, h- 6 High.
Sisson Edward E, student with Dr. Eoche, b. Parker House.
Sisson George W. in ship Gov. Troup, h. 158 Grinnell.
Sisson Gideon, housewright, h. Pearl.
Sisson Job, cooper, h. 1 7 Morgans Eow.
Sisson Job Jr. horse shoer and carriage smith 27 Mechanics Lane,
h. 72 Hillman.
Sisson John F. rope maker, h. 17 Morgan's Eow.
Sisson Joseph D. L. h. 108 South Orange.
Sisson Leonard, housewright, w. O. N. Pierce, h. 43 North Sixth.
Sisson Louisa, widow, h. 67 Mechanics Lane.
Sisson Lydia, widow, h. 96 Maxfeld.
Sisson Otis A. soap maker, b. 6 High,
Sisson Silas, machinist Fish Island, h. 37 Spring.
Sisson William, laborer, h. 70 Elm.
Sisson William T. cooper, b. 17 Morgan's Row.
Skiff AndrcAv, b. with Thomas Skiff, Phillip's road.
Skiff Charles, b. with Thomas Skiff, Phillip's road.
Skiff Chester, laborer, b. with Thomas Skiff, Phillip's road.
Skiff Marshall T. app. to Charles Taber & Co. b. 8 Rowland-
Skiff Oscar J. mariner^ b. 8 Howland.
Skiff Pardon T. cab driver, h. 8 Howland.
Skiff Thomas, shipwright, h. third on Phillip's road.
Skiff Thomas Jr. mason, Id. 29 Union.
Skiff William H. city watch, h. Harrison, corner Hickory.
Skinner Alfred E. w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. rear of 89 Smith.
Skinner Samuel, carpenter, b. 125 Middle,
Skollen Patrick, laborer, h. 57 Mechanics Lane.
Sleeper Levi A. plasterer, shop 76 Elm, corner North Sixth, boards
41 North Sixth.
Slocum Charity, widow, h. 50 Walnrit.
Slocum Charles, apprentice to S- Andrews, b. 72 County.
Slocum Edward, app. 16 Fourth, b. 38 Kempton.
Slocum Edward F. cabinet maker, h. 41 County.
Slocum Fitzgerald G. stevedore, h- 145 Middle.
Slocum Humphrey A. in ship Enterprise, h. Clarks Poini.
Slocum James H. merchant, h. rear of 40 Parker.
Slocum James D. cooper, works George T. Baker & Son's c. works,
h. 18 Wing.
Slocum Jeremiah, laborer, h. 145 Middle.
Slocum Job, apprentice to J. F. Vinal, boards 4 William's Block,
Cheapside.
Slocum Matilda, widow, h. 20 Wing.
Slocum Oliver D. truckman, h. 211 South Water.
Slocum Peleg2d, clothing 15 South Water, b. 22 Third.
Slocum Rodney, laborer, h. 183 County.
Slocum William, mariner, h. rear 55 First.
Smalley Aaron, h. 82 South Second. " California."
Smalley Orick, master ship Isabella, inq. 94 Third.
Smiley George, painter, w. 44 South Water, boards 91^ North Water
street.
Smiley Joshua, b. rear 1 7 Howland.
DIRECTORY. 155
Smith Alfred, laborer, \v. 11 North Water, b, 165 Elm.
Smith Annanias, laborer, h. rear of 229 Middle.
Smith Andrew C. in schr. Eliza, h. basement of 142 Kempton,
Smith Arvin, {Rider &,' Smith) h. 72 Kempton.
Smith Barnabas, mariner, h. 82 Elm.
Smith Benjamin T. painter, w. for William Maxfield, b- 124 Kemp-
ton street.
Smith (RicJiard) Churbuck (Henry 0.) & Eider (Freeman) groceries
296 Purc'iase.
Smith Charles 11. tin plate worker, house opposite the paper mill,
Acushnet.
Smith Cyrus M. w. Wamsutta Mill, h. 1 94 Purchase.
Smith Cornelius, butcher, h. 120 Union. '' California."
Smith Cornelius, w. S. M. Burbank, b. 17 Third.
Smith Daniel W. carpenter, w J. L. Ferguson, b. 43 North Second.
Smith Daty, widow, h. 11 6 North Second.
Smith Edmund, av. Taber's iron foundry, h. 89 First-
Smith Edwin B. M- carriage maker, w. 84 Purchase, b. 83 Waldea.
Smith Elizabeth, widow, h. 176 South Second.
Smith Francis C. baker, w. for J. Denhara, h. 16 Wing.
Smith George, overseer Wamsutta Mill, b. 77 North Second.
Smith George G. laborer, h. 116 North Second.
Smith George H, w. for A. Shaw, b. 73 Ray.
Smith Gideon H. in bark Alice Frazier, b. 126 Purchase-
Smith Hannah S. M. widow, h. rear 126 First-
Smith Henry, h. 52 South Second.
Smith Henry B. w, C. H. I^eonard's c works, h. 105 Third.
Smith Henry H. waiter, w. J. Tillinghast, h- 131 Smith.
Smith Henry M. ship and house carver, and keeper of Clark's Point
lighthouse, Clark's Point.
Smith Henry S. {Perkins, Smith Sr <Jo.) h. 52 School.
Smith Henry W. spar maker, w. W. Beetle, h. 72 Kempton.
Smith Horatio N. baker, h. 226 Purchase,
Smith Howard, block printer, w. Perkins, Smith & Co- b. 32 Hillman.
Smith Humphrey, laborer, w. 50 South Water, h. 49 Bedford.
Smith Isaac S. b. 83 Walden.
Smith Israel, musician, h. 77 North Second.
Smith John, laborer, h. 208 Middle-
Smith John, baker, w. for Watson & Manchester, h- 127 Kempton.
Smith John, laborer, h. 15 First.
Smith John, laborer, h. 94 South Water.
Smith John C boarding house 17 South Second.
Smitli John C. sail maker, b. 41 South Water.
Smith John L. R. mariner, b. 185 Middle.
Smith John N- master of ship Sea of Warren, h. 8 Chancery, '
Smith John W. A. tailor, works and boards 107 Union.
Smith Jonathan, {Butts s^" Smith) h. 126 Purchase.
Smith Joseph, laborer, h. 72 Linden.
Smith Joseph, in ship Canada, h. 164 Grinnell-
Smith Joseph F- fisherman, h- rear 16 Russell.
Smith Lucy, widow, h. 225 Middle-
Smith Luther L. teacher, b. 35 Eighth.
Smith Lydia M. widow, h. 155 Kempton.
Smith Manuel, h. 164 Grinnell. " California." "
156 DIRECTORY.
Smith Mercy, widow, h. 1 1 2 County.
Smith Morris, daguerreotype artist 134.J Union, h. 65 Third.
Smith Philip N. works for A. D. Richmond & Co. house 72 Hill-
man street.
Smith Eichard, {Smith, ChicrbucJc 8f Rider) h. 297 Purchase.
Smith Robert G. in ship Congress, h. 333 South Water.
Smith Robert S. b. 120^ Union.
Smith Rufus, engineer N. B. &. T. railroad, h. rear 351 Pleasant-
Smith Shubael, shipwright, h. 60 State.
Smith Sophia, widow, h. rear 231 Middle.
Smith Stephen, clerk. Parker House-
Smith Thomas, h. 26 Wing. " California."
Smith Thornton, confectionary 64 Union, h. 7 First.
Smith Washington, 114 Seventh. "California."
Smith William, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Smith William H. b. 166 South Water.
Smith William H. boat builder, shop foot of Russell, h. 70 Forest.
Smith William J. carriage maker, w. for W. A. Nash, b. 5 old market
square.
Smyth Patrick A- physician, b. 17 Third.
Snell Alden G. (Snell cf- Dean) h. 152 North Second.
Snell {Alden G.) & Dean {Henry N.) blacksmiths Rodman's wharf.
Snell Ellery T. blacksmith, works Rodman's wharf, house 80 North
Second.
Snell Isaac, blacksmith, w. J. Durfee, Jr. h. 167 Mill-
Snell James, laborer, b. 88 North Second.
Snell Stephen D'. baker, w. 49, b. 51^ South Water.
Snow Abner W. clerk 39 North Water, house 69 Hillman comer
Walden.
Snow Andrew, master mariner, b. 48 High.
Snow Benjamin, cooper, b. 73 Ray corner North.
Snow George, jobbing waggon, h. 83 Middle.
Snow Henry H. laborer, w. for James Webb, Acushnet road-
Snow Ira B. w. for A. Shaw, b. 234 Purchase.
Snow Ivory, caulker, b. Bedford House.
Snow James H. w. Wilcox's sash factory, h. 220 County.
Snow James M. (Snow ^ Purrington) h. 65 Walden.
Snow Knowles, h. 6 Walnut corner First.
Snow Mark, farmer, h. with Resolved Sherman.
Snow Otis, in ship Hercules, h- 37 Maxfeld.
Snow Loum {CookSf Snaw) h. 95 Elm.
Snow Nancy, widow, h. Acushnet.
Snow {James M.) & Purrington {Nathaniel S.) blacksmiths J. & J.
Howland's wharf.
Snow Rowland W. painter, w. 14 Commercial wharf, b. 41 North
Sixth,
Snow Samuel W. & Co, (Sylvester Snow) provisions &c. 35 Union
street.
Snow Samuel W. {S. W. Snow, 5r Co.) resides in Dartmouth.
Snow Sylvester, {S. W. Snow, ^ Co.) h. 89 South Sixth.
Snow Willard H. housewright, w. 91 Middle, h. 38 Pleasant
Snyder John, laborer, w. 39, b. rear 39 Middle.
Sorrell William, inq. 187 South Water.
Southwick Henry W. boarding house 73 Ray. " California."
DIRECTOPvY, 157
Southworth Leonartl, laborer, h. 51 Middle.
8owle Abel, laborer, li. 12 High.
Sowle Abel Jr. w. E. M. Robinson's c. works, house 43 Mechanics
Lane.
Sowle Alexander H. city watch, h. 81 Pleasant.
Sowle Archibald, laborer, h. 135 Middle.
Sowle Benjamin, truckman, b. 126 First.
Sowle Benjamin Jr. housewright, h. Robeson's Farm.
Sowle Benjamin F. boat builder, w. City wharf, b. 124 Middle.
Sowle Bradford, manner, h. 67 Prospect.
Sowle Charles P. b. 10 High.
Sowle Ebenezer, laborer, h. rear 81 Allen.
Sowle Elisha, laborer, h. 69 Prospect.
Sowle Humphrey H. barber 61 Union, h. 59 Foster.
Sowle Isaac, master sloop Republic, h. 59 North Sixth.
Sowle Jethro, cooper, w. John "Wilcox, h. 166 Union.
Sowle John A. laborer, h. 126 South First.
Sowle John H. boat builder, works for T. W. Allen, house 74 Kemp-
ton st
Sowle Matthew M. housewright, h. 69 Prospect.
Sowle Nathaniel, h. 80 Fifth.
Sowle Peleg T. truckman, h. 52 North Second.
Sowle Stephen, laborer, h. 126 South Orange.
Sowle Thomas H. shipwright, h. 138 Purchase.
Sowle Tillinghast, h. 47 Bedford.
Sowle William, b. 10 High.
Sowle William H. teamer, b. 94 South "Water.
Spalding Charles, laborer, b. 15 Howland.
Spare John, physician and surgeon, office Thornton's Block 71 Union,
h. North road.
Sparrow Ada Ann, widow, h. Chancery.
Sparrow George H. shipwright, b. 39 Smith.
Sparrow Hartley A. h. 92 Cedar.
Spear Edwin, housewright, w. 38 Bedford, b. 91 Third.
Spear William H. spar maker, w. Steamboat wharf, boards 41 South
Water.
Spencer Charles L. homceopathic physician 62 Purchase, b. Parker
House.
Spencer Sylvester, mariner, b. 22 First.
Spicer Edward, housewright, li. Campbell, north of Smith.
Spicer Samuel, housewright, h. 86 Elm.
Spicer Samuel B. inq. 86 Elm. " California"
Spooner Alden, laborer, w. Benjamin Teny. Haskins comer.
Spooner Azariah H. cooper, h. Kempton, west of Cordage factory.
Spooner Barnabas, son of Thomas. " California."
Spooner Benjamin F. shipwright, h. 71 Foster.
Spooner Benjamin W. w. William Hathaway Jr. house 220 South
Water.
Spooner Caleb, laborer, w. for Seth Howard Jr. h. rear of S. Howard's.
Spooner Caleb Jr. master bark Sea Fox of Westport, h. 40 North.
Spooner Charles, b. 12 Bethel st:
Spooner Charles M. accountant, h. 86 Mill.
Spooner Cornelius, mariner, inq. 121 Allen. " California."
Spooner Edward P. city watch, cooper, h. 188 Purchase.
13m
158 DIRECTORY.
Spooner Erastns, laborer, h. 88 Charles.
Spooner Frederick P. in bark President, b, 37 Foster.
Spooner Gamier, clerk 22 South Water, h. 14 Bethel st.
Spooner Gideon B. master mariner, h. 40 North.
Spooner Gideon B. 2d, clerk for Abm. H. Howland, b. 37 Foster.
Spooner Hannah, widow, h. County road.
Spooner Harriet E. widow, b. with Seth Howard Jr.
Spooner Isaac, cooper, w. for J. W. Peirce, h. 15 Russell.
Spooner Henry, truckman, h. 210 Purchase.
Spooner Jeduthan, farmer, h. County road.
Spooner Jonathan, laborer, h. Belville road.
Spooner Jonathan Jr. in ship George of Fairharen, son of Jonathan,
Spooner Jonathan W. h. Highland. " California."
Spooner Joseph S. shoe maker, w. for S. H. Gifford, Acushnet.
Spooner Joseph, laborer, h. 45 Hillman.
Spooner Joshua, farmer, h. County road, near Acushnet.
Spooner Lucinda, widow, h. 37 Foster.
Spooner Michael, mariner, inq. of Hannah, County road.
Spooner Moses H. in bark Platina, b. 45 Hillman/
Spooner Nathaniel, farmer, h. Acushnet village.
Spooner Paul, physician and surgeon, h. and office 77 Spring.
Spooner Samuel H. houseAvright, h. 45 Hillman.
Spooner Seth C. tailor 20^ South Water, h, 68 William.
Spooner Shubael S. b. 40 North.
Spooner Thomas, farmer, house Phillip's road, near the Mill.
Spooner Walter, housewright, h. 56 First.
Spooner William, farmer, b. with Ebenezer Chase, Belville.
Spooner William J. in bark Atlantic, b. 45 Hillman,
Spooner Wing, inq, 37 Foster. " California."
Spooner Wing 2d, rigger, h. 101 Smith.
Springer Cornelius H. mariner, h. 168 North.
Springer George, laborer, h. 9 Chancery.
Springer John, farmer, h. Cannonville.
Staid John, in steamboat Massachusetts, h. rear of 229 Middle.
Stall Frederick A. mariner, inq. 175 Union,
Stall John T. cutter 97 Union, h. 74 Kempton.
Standish Davis T. w. Taber & Go's, iron foundry, h, 126 First-
Standish John A. merchant, h. 20 South Sixth.
Stanton Albert G. b. 102 South Orange.
Stanton David B. b. 102 South Orange.
Stanton Giles E. cooper, h. 102 South Orange.
Stanton Henry, b. 70 Kempton.
Stanton James E. mariner, b. 102 South Orange,
Stanton John, master mariner, h. 278 South Water.
Stanton William B. master bark Tropic Bird, house 278 South Water
street.
Staples Calvin, superintendent of highways, h. 91 Maxfeld.
Starbuck William, app. to Higgins & West, b. 172 Middle.
Starkey Thomas B. mariner, h. 209 Middle.
Starrell John, h. Sullivan, corner Charles.
Stebre Henry F. mariner, b. 37 Kempton.
Stebre John F. mariner, h. 37 Kempton.
Stephens Ezra C. shipwright, h. 24 High.
Stephens John, in ship Scotland, b. 6 Spring.
DIRECTORY. 159
Stephens Robert, boarding house 75 North Water.
Stephenson Josiah, hiborer, h. 14 Dartmouth.
Stetson Ebenezer, h. Belville. " California."
Stetson Edward, dentist, office and house 24 Purchase,
Stetson Henry L. son of Silas. " California."
Stetson Nathaniel, cooper, w. Hazard's wharf, h. 25 Campbell.
Stetson Nathaniel R. carpenter, works 19 Spring, boards 142 Kemp-
ton street.
Stetson Peleg H. h. 128 Middle.
Stetson Silas, farmer, h. Belville.
Stetson Silas Jr. son of Silas. " California."
Stetson Thomas, mariner, h. Belville, son of Silas.
Steward Charles, laborer, h. 182 Kempton.
Steward Henry, laborer, h. Kempton, first west of cordage factory.
Steward William, shipwright, b 41 South Water.
Steward William, laborer, h. rear 128 Third.
Steward William H. grocer 207 Middle.
Stewart Bingham, w. Taber's iron foundry, h. 31 County.
Stevens William, laborer, h. 9 Elm.
Stickney Charles D. physician and surgeon 88 Union, boards 85
Eighth.
Still William, carriage maker 242 Purchase, boards 69 North Sec-
ond street.
Stiles James, at E. Hathaway's, Parker street.
Stiles James, b. 159 Middle.
Stimpson Francis V. mariner, b. 94 County.
Stimpson George R. sail maker, works for Charles Hitch & Son, h.
94 County.
Stimpson William H. mariner, b. 94 County.
Stoddard Allen, cooper, w. 28 South Second, h. 74 County.
Stoddard Justin J. cooper, h. 151 Grinnell.
Stoddard Phoebe L. widow, h. 72 County.
Stoddard William C housewright 155 Purchase, b. 12 Bethel street,
Stokesbury John, laborer, h. 63 North Water.
Stone Joshua C. {Page ^ Stone) h. 45 Hawthorn.
Stott Nathaniel, caulker, h. 85 Kempton.
Stowe Samuel F. botanic physician 101, b. 91 Third.
Stowe Timothy, b. 212 Kempton, with Silas Kempton.
Stowell Benjamin G. b. 57 Kempton.
Stowell Daniel, caulker, h. west of Dartmouth street.
Stowell Phoebe, widow, h. 57 Kempton.
Stratton Stephen J. truckman, h. Highland.
Strong Henry G. painter, b. 76 Middle.
Strong Samuel L. {Crapo Sf Strong) h. 77 Third.
Strother William, housewright, h. 3 First.
Stubbs Eliza, h. 82 Maxfeld.
Studley Benjamin K. master mariner, h. 89 Kempton.
Studley Hiram W. clerk 63 Union, b. 107 South Orange.
Studley Ira B. master schooner Francis, h. 96 Ray.
Studley Samuel, stall No. 6 city market, h. 107 South Orange.
Sturtevant Alden C. houseAvright, h. 222 County.
Sturtevant Josiah D. merchant, c. r. 15 Middle, b. Parker House,
Sturtevant Levi H. ( Wilcox Sf Co.) h. 95 North Second,
Sturtevant Nahum, truckman, b. 298 Purchase.
160 DIRECTORY.
Sturtevant William H. painter, h. 80 Third.
Sturtevant Zachariah, harness maker 84, h. 127 Purchase.
Sailings Frederick K. app. to G. L. Brown ell, b. 54 School.
Sullings Hervey, li Bonney, corner Grinnell
Sullings John W. (Sullings Sf Kingman) b. Mansion House.
Sullings (Jolin W.) & Kingman ( George F.) hardware, ship chandlery
and cutlery 123 Union.
Sullings William P. confectionery 21 Purchase, h. 10 Bethel st.
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, w. N. B. &T. rail road, h. 239 Ray.
Sullivan Daniel, w. 99 Union, h. rear 126 First.
Sullivan Daniel, h. 218 Middle. " California."
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, h. rear 45 Smith.
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, h. 100 Charles.
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, w. 133 South Water, house Dartmouth, near
Dartmouth line.
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, b. 63 North Water.
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, b. 9 old Market square.
Sullivan Francis, laborer, h. Kempton, west of Cedar.
Sullivan Florence, founder 103 North Water, h. 2 Middle.
Sullivan John, h. 94 Linden.
Sullivan John, laborer, h. 137 Middle.
Sullivan John, laborer, h. 260 Purchase.
Sullivan John, laborer, h. rear of 130 Ray.
Sullivan Michael, laborer, h. 258 Purchase.
Sullivan Patrick, boarding house 7 Elm.
Sullivan Philip, laborer, h. rear 12 High.
Sullivan Timothy, shoe maker, works 84 Third, boards 9 old Market
Square.
Surgeon Charles R. cooper, w. I. Bly, b. 89 North Second.
Sutter Benjamin 0. laborer, b.37 Fourth.
Swain Ann, widow, h. 127 Ray.
Swain Benjamin, in ship Ocean, h. 41 High.
Swain Frank D. eating house Pearl, corner Purchase.
Swain John, w. C H. Leonard's c. works, house 151 South Water.
Swain Oliver, boots and shoes 82 Union, h. 74 Fourth.
Swain Robert C mariner, h. 127 Ray.
Swain Sarah, boarding house 35 Eighth.
Swain William C. mariner, b. 127 Ray.
Swain William W. merchant, c. r. 52 North Water, h. 107 County.
Swan Richard Jr. professor of music, h. 42 School.
Sward John, h. 8 High. " California."
Sweet Daniel A. market, Purchase corner Pearl, h. 156 Pleasant.
Sweet Jonathan, bone setter, h. 173 Summer.
Sweet William A. machinist, works Acushnet iron foundry, boards 97^
Middle.
Sweeney Patrick, laborer, h. 167 First.
Swift (JiVe/i Jr.) & Allen {Frederick S.) ship chandlers 5 Parker's
Block.
Swift Benjamin, cabinet maker 19, h. 17 Mill.
Swift Browning, |housewright, w. for Z. Chadwick, h. 239 South
Water, fifth below South.
Swift Charles D. merchant, h. 150 Pleasant.
Swift Charlotte, widow, h. 55 Middle.
Swift Franklin K. master mariner, h. 12 South Sixth.
DIRECTORY. 161
Swift George D. blacksmith, w. Kempton, cor. Cedar, h. 77 Cedar.
Swift Henry W. painter, w. 14 Commercial wharf, b. 63 Mill.
Swift James, turner, shop rear 68 William, h. 35 Middle.
Swift Jireh Jr. {Sivift ^ Allen) h. "Elm Brook," Acushnet.
Swift Jireh, merchant, h. Acushnet Village.
Swift John Jr. master mariner, h. Acushnet road.
Swift Mary W milliner 5^ Purchase, b. 133 Union.
Swift Moses C. tailor 84 Union, h. 57 School, cor. Fourth.
Swift Nathaniel, b. with Jireh Swift Sen.
Swift Obed N. merchant, c. r. 11 Middle, h. 56 Fifth.
Swift Philander R. blacksmith, w. Commercial wharf, b. 41 South
Water.
Swift Robert, b. 200 Purchase.
Swift Thomas P. housewright, h. 67 Smith.
S^-ift Thomas W. (Mason ^ Swift) h. 207 South Second.
Swift William, trader, h. 143 Purchase.
Swift William C. N. merchant, c. r. 11 Middle, h. 93 Orchard, comer
Bedford
Sylvard Joseph, h. 1 75 South Water.
Sylvia Antone, mariner, h. rear 112 South Water.
Sylvia Charles, fruit, house and shop 1 73 South Water.
Sylvia Francis, mariner, h. 95 South Water.
Sylvia Joseph D. in ship Moctezuma, h. 81 Washington.
Sylvia Joseph L. mariner, b. 157 Middle.
Sylvia Joseph T. daguerreotype artist 31 Howland, house 160 Sontb
Water.
Sylvia Manuel, mariner, h. 85 South Water.
Taber Abet, widow, h. 67 South Water.
Taber Abby P. milliner 113 Purchase, h. 33 Mill.
Taber Abraham, (Charles Taber, Sf Co.) b. 50 Fourth.
Taber Abraham S. block maker, w. for J. & T. R.. Taber 13 Orange,
b. 31 Walnut.
Taber Angeline, boarding house 103 North Second.
Taber Asa, master mariner, h. 74 Mill.
Taber Abraham G. h. 67 South Water.
Taber Ann, widow, b. 147 Union.
Taber Barnabas, h. 57 Third.
Taber Barton R. dentist with Dr. Ward, b. 72 Elm.
Taber Benjamin F. clerk for E. Thornton Jr. b. 47 Hillman-
Taber Charles (Charles Taber, ^ Co.) b. 50 Fourth.
Taber Charles & Co. {Abraham Taber, Asa C. Pierce and Charles S.
Greene) booksellers, stationers and dealers' in charts and nauti-
cal instuments, No. 45 Union, and No. 2 Purchase.
Taber Charles, b. 90 Smith.
Taber Charles A. M. fanner, h. Tarkiln HilL
Taber Charles H. mason, h. 56 Hillman.
Taber Christopher C. brakeman N. B. & T. rail road house 51 Maxfeld.
Taber David H. laborer, h. 201 Middle.
Taber (Isaac C.) &, Co. { William Eddy and Joseph G. Grtnnell) 111
Union, hardware and stoves, agents N. B. iron foundry and N.
E. rivet Co.
Taber Edmund, (E. Taber, ^ Co.) b. 57 Third-
162 DIRECTOPwY.
Taber Edmund & Co. ( WiUiam Tucker Jr.) wholesale dry goods 21
North Water.
Taber Edward S. clerk 122 North Second, b. 81 Fourth.
Taber Edward T. (Taher, Rmd 8f Co.) h. 101 William.
Taber Emanuel, mariner, h. Chestnut north of Smith.
Taber Francis, h. 31 Walnut, corner Third.
Taber Francis Jr. {F. ^ G. R. Taber) h. Fearing Farm, South Second.
Taber F. (Francis) & G. K. ( George R.) coal dealers, office 88 South
Water.
Taber FKceman, shipwright, w. foot of Middle, h Acushnet village.
Taber {Gamaliel) & Tobey (Charles C. P.) ships' wheel and coffin
makers 48 North Second.
Taber Gamaliel. (Taher Sr Tohey) h. rear of 100 North Second.
Taber George R. {F. <J- G. R. Taher) h. 90 County.
Taber George R. blacksmith, w. Rodman's wharf, h. 72 Walden.
Taber George W. city watch, h. 5 CampbelL
Taber Gibbs, mason, h. 74 Mill.
Taber Gideon L. carpenter, h. 82 Walden.
Taber Gifford, housewright, h. 67 Mill.
Taber Gilbert R. h. 36 South Second. " California."
Taber Henry [Henry Taher ^ Co ) h. 9 Orchard.
Taber Henry & Co. {John Hunt and William G. Taher) merchants,
1 1 Central wharf.
Taber Henry 2d, clerk 3 Commercial wharf, h. 93 Hillman.
Taber Isaac C {Taber ^- Co ) h. 7.5 Fourth.
Taber Isaiah W. son of Freeman Taber. " California."
Taber James H. daguerreotype artist 22 Cheapside, resides in Fair-
haven.
Taber James H. w. Wilcox's sash factory, h. 91 Charles.
Taber John, housewright, h. 90 Smith.
Taber John, h. Belville.
Taber John B. sailmaker, w. 33 Commercial wharf, boards 11 Fourth.
Taber John M. plane maker 20 Elm, h. 84 Elm.
Taber John P. mason, h. 1 1 1 Kempton.
Taber Joseph, {J. Sf T.R. Taber) h. 81 Fourth.
Taber J. (Joseph) & T. R. {Thomas R.) pump and block makers 13
Orange.
Taber Leander, plane maker, h. 42 Parker.
Taber Lemuel, daguerreotype artist, w. 62 Purchase, boards 114 South
Sixth.
Taber Leonard, housewright, h. 82 Walden.
Taber Leonard M. truckman, h. 77 Smith.
Taber Moses H. sailmaker, w. for C. Hitch, & Son, house 77 Fifth,.
Taber Peter, shipwright, h. Belville near Acushnet.
Taber Philip, mason, b. 75 North.
Taber {Edward T.) Reed (Josej^h R.) & Co. [Nathan S. Ellis) mer-
chant tailors 86 Union.
Taber Robert, clerk, 1 1 Central wharf, b. 9 Orchard.
Taber Samuel, b. 90 Smith.
Taber Silas, cooper, w. for Lorenzo Peirce, b. 142 Purchase.
Taber Stephen, h. 146 County.
Taber Stephen W. h. 9 Bethel street.
Taber Susan, widow, h. 47 Sycamore.
Taber Sylvia T. widow, h. 142 Purchase-
DIRECTOP.Y. 163
Taber Thomas R. {J. ^' T.R. Taher) h 63 Fifth.
Taber Warren, li. Tiirchase north of Merrimack. " California."
Taber AVilliam, son of Freeman Taber. " California."
Taber William, app. to Charles Taber, & Co. b. 100 William.
Taber V\illiam, farmer, Noel Taber road.
Taber William C merchant, h. 50 Fourth.
Taber William G. (Henry Taher, S^ Co.) h. 194 County.
Tallbot Samuel M. housewright, b. 7 Bethel street.
Tallman Charles, b. 127 Third.
Tallman James H. commission merchant 16 Third, house 1 South
Second.
Tallman Joseph R. master mariner, h. 49 Fifth.
Tallman Nicholas, farmer, h. Smith's Mill road.
Tallman Seth, h. 33 Fifth.
Tallman Stephen W. in bark Dominga, h. 125 South Water.
Tallman William, b. 61 Grinnell.
Tallman William, h. 1 South Second, cor. Union.
Tallman William Jr. hardware and stoves 120 Union, h. 56 Third.
Tallman William C. N. inq. 1 South Second. " California."
Tanner Samuel M. painter, h. Ill Chancery, north of Smith.
Tappan George, crockery, glass and paper hangings 113 Union, h. 99
Elm.
Tarr Charles B. mariner, b. 105 Fourth.
Tarr Eliza B. widow, h 105 Fourth.
Tatum Joseph, laborer, h. 228 Middle.
Taylor Alexander, in ship John Howland, b. with Humphrey Davis.
Taylor Benjamin F. mariner, b. 170 Middle.
Taylor B. Franklin, cutter for Richmond & Wood, h. 27 Third.
Taylor George, cooper, h. 11 Bush.
Taylor George A. clerk 121 Union, b. with Wm.H* Taylor.'*
Taylor Gorham, rigger, b. 69 Middle.
Taylor Henry T. clerk 113 Union, b. 38 Kempton.
Taylor James, pastor Second Christian Church, h. 170 Middle.
Taylor James, clerk Custom House, h. Union, west of County.
Taylor James, laborer, h. 25 Howland.
Taylor James H. waiter Parker House.
Taylor John, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. head of Elm. * "
Taylor John, stone cutter 18 Mechanics Lane, h. 52 North Second
street.
Taylor John, b. 14 Russell.
Taylor John P. b. with Wm. H. Taylor.
Taylor Joseph, laborer, h. 146 Middle.
Taylor Joseph S. w. Wilcox's sash factory, b. 170 Middle.
Taylor Mary, widow, h. 224 Middle.
Taylor Nathan, h. 3 1 Pleasant.
Taylor Richard, harness maker, h, 104 Fourth.
Taylor Robert, h. 5 Morgan's Row.
Taylor Samuel, w. C. H. Leonard's c. works, h. 108 South Orange.
Taylor Thomas N. b. 170 Middle.
Taylor William, furniture 64 William, b. 133 Union.
Taylor Wilham, w. N. B. cordage factory, b. 156 Elm.
Taylor William C. mariner, b. 170 Middle.
Taylor William H. secretary Mutual Marine Insurance Company,
ofiice 37 North Water, h. Washington, corner Dartmouth.
164 DIRECTORY.
Taylor William Henry, b. with Wm. H. Taylor-
Teachout John (Lee &j Teachout) h. 50 North.
Tearful Manuel, in ship A. Mendall, b. 6 Spring.
Tellis Joseph, rigger, w. 19 North Orange, h. 13 Bethel street
Temple Lewis, blacksmith, house and shop 3 Walnut.
Temple Lewis Jr. b. 3 Walnut.
Tennev Michael, spar maker, b. 41 South Water.
Terrill Lydia P. h. 69 Charles.
Terry Amy, widow, h. 41 North.
Terry Benjamin F. farmer, h. Haskins' Corner.
Terry Elias, grocer, house and shop 151 Kempton.
Terry {Isaac F.) & Braley {Jasper W.) grocers, County cor. Smith.
Terry Isaac Y. { Terry ^ Braley) h. 98 Smith.
Terry Isaiah E. inq. of Benjamin Terry. " California."
Terry Job M. grocer 79, h. 75 Maxfeld.
Terry John, b. 88 Smith.
Terry Lemuel T. blacksmith, works and b. with Thomaa P. Terry.
Terry Thomas P. blacksmith, Acushnet Bridge.
Tew Ezra H. app to William Walker, b. 66 State.
Tew George C. mesmeric physician, h. 100 Smith.
Tew George H. house wright and ship joiner, b. 100 Smith.
Tew John, laborer, works and boards with Calvin K. Turner 2d.
Tew Joseph C cooper, h. Allen's Mill road.
Tewillegar Egbert B. rigger, h. 171 Ray.
Thacher Laban, clerk 12 and 14 Union, h. 69 Middle.
Thatcher Albert D. {Nye tf- Thatcher) b. 89 South Second
Thatcher Charles, shipwright, b. 39 Elm.
Thatcher Charles. T. clerk N. B. & T. merchandize depot, b. 37 Max>
feld street.
Thatcher Eunice, widow, boarding house 69 Middle.
Thatcher Isaac, b. 89 South Second.
Thatcher George L. shipwright, h. 61 Smith.
Thatcher Lewis, shipwright, h. rear of 100 North Second.
Thatcher Preserved S. howsewright, b. 69 Middle.
Thatcher William L. boat builder, w. 122 Ray, h. 183 Smith-
Thomas Abraham F. housewright, h. 56 North.
Thomas Albert, carpenter, b. 125 Middle.
Thomas Antone, fruit &c. 35, h. 1 1 1 South Water.
Thomas Calvin Jr. w. Wilcox's sash factory, b. Rodman House.
Thomas Caleb A. b. 102 Fourth.
Thomas Charles, laborer, h. Cedar.
Thomas Charles, waiter Parker House, h. 150 Purchase.
Thomas Charles Jr. housewright, w. 19 Spring, house Chestnut, near
Mill.
Thomas Davis, provisions, &c. 99 Third, h. 102 Fourth.
Thomas Davis E. clerk 99 Third, b. 100 Fourth.
Thomas Edward, laborer, h. 208 Middle.
Thomas George, h. 27 Chancery.
Thomas Henry, mariner, h. 173 South Second, near Howland.
Thomas Henry F. merchant, c. r. 9, house 120 Middle.
Thomas Ichabod L. w. Taber & Co.'s iron foundry, h. 96 Fourth.
Thomas Isaac S. housewright, h. 99 Cedar, corner Campbell.
Thomas Jacob, laborer, h. rear of 231 Middle.
Thomas James, livery stable 50, h. 57 Elm.
DIRECTORY. 165
Thomas John H. mariner, h. 95 North Water.
Thomas Loring, w. Taber & Co.'s foundry, h. Fourth, near Eussell.
Thomas Moses, h. 75 Middle.
Thomas Moses G.-h. 75 Middle.
Thomas Perry, waiter City Hotel.
Thomas Samuel, ship keeper, h. Morgan, west of Blue Works.
Thomas Seth R. clerk 9, boards 120 Middle.
Thomas Solomon, w. Taber & Co.'s iron foundry, h, 26 Bedford
Thomas Sylvanus & Co. merchants, c. r. 23 Union.
Thomas Sylvanus, (S. Thomas ^ Co.) h. 209 Purcha-^e.
Thomas Watson, w. Acushnet iron foundry, h. 88 Washington.
Thomas William, mariner, h.46 Smith.
Thomas William W. h 89 Third.
Thompson Amasa T. housewiight, h. 138 South Water.
Thompson Arnold, blacksmith, w. for Taber & Co. h. 61 Bedfoixi-
Thompson Charles, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane.
Thompson Edwin, cooper, h. 106 Orange.
Thompson Emily, boarding house 43 North Second.
Thompson E. {Ezra) & Son {Isaac) merchants 7 Taber's wharf.
Thompson Ezra, {E. Thompson ^ Son) h. 40 Thii-d.
Thompson Henry, w. Perkins, Smith & Co. b. WamsuttaNo. 1.
Thompson Isaac, {E. Thompson ^' Son) b. 40 Third.
Thompson James D. merchant, c. room 88 Union, house 80 South
Second.
Thompson John W. in ship City, b. 21 South Water.
Thompson Mitchell, baker, works for Watson & Manchester, h. 86
GrinnelL
Thompson Nathaniel, housewright, b. 75 Hillman.
Thompson Orlando J. w. city planing mill, h. 82j| Third.
Thompson Urania, widow, h. 108 Fourth, corner Bedford.
Thompson William, mariner, h. 75 Smith.
Thompson William B. caulker, h. Noel Taber road.
Thornton Daniel, druggist and apothecary 138 Union, corner Fourth,
b. 20 Seventh.
Thornton Elisha, h. 20 Seventh.
Thornton Elisha Jr. druggist and apothecary 91 Union, corner North
Second, h. 34 Eig-hth,
Thornton Elizabeth, widow, h. 63 Summer. .
Thornton Gilbert R, h. 184 Union.
Thornton James, h. 20 Seventh.
Thornton John E. merchant, c. r. 6 Commercial wharf, h. 18 Seventh,
corner Spring.
Thoii5 Thomas, block printer, works Perkins, Smith & Co. house 50
North.
Thrasher Mary, widow, h. 95 North Second,
Thrasher William, boat builder, h. 83 Smith.
Thrasher AVilliam IJ. w. for A. Shaw, h. Cedar.
Thurber, Diana, widow, h. 25 Howland.
Thurston Christopher E. printer, w. Mercury Office, b. 23 Third.
Thurston George H. housewiight, w. for Mosher & Cooke, boards 54
Middle.
Thurston Henry, shipwright, h. 54 Middle.
Thurston Joseph L. driver Newport stage, h. 23 Third.
Tift Robert, ^v^. for N. B. & T. rail road company, u. 157 Ray.
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166 DIRECTORY.
Tilden Horace, w. 28 North Second, b. 64 Mechanics Lane.
Tilden Niles, cigar manufacturer 28 North Second, h. 64 Mechanics
Lane.
Tilden Mary, widow, h. 39 Elm.
Tilden Eobert, confectioner 14 and 1.5, h. 16 Cheapside.
Tileston George, confectioner, b. 103 Middle.
Tilghman Samuel J. mariner, h. 97 South Water.
Tillinghast Charles E. restaurateur 67 William.
Tillinghast Hutcherson C. restaurateur 67 William.
Tillinghast John T. clerk for Joseph S. Tillinghast, b. 89 Bedford.
Tillinghast Joseph S. Treasurer Bristol County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, office 58 North Water, house 89 Bedford^ corner
Anthony.
Tillinghast Noah, laborer, h. rear 128 Third.
Tillinghast Pardon, merchant, c. r. 11 Middle^h. 156 County, corner
Elm.
Tillson Henry H. (E. S. Cannon 4- Co.) b. 80 Third.
Tillston George, w. 131 Union, b. Middle.
Tilman Thomas, laborer, h, rear 81 Allen.
Tilman Thomas, laborer, h. 21 Howland.
Tilton Benjamin W. mariner, b. 6 Willis.
Til ton Edwin M. ligger, h. 143 Purchase.
Tilton James, rigger, h. 6 Willis.
Timmins John, laborer, b. 6 Elm.
Timmos Philip, w. for Sarah W. Bead County, corner Parker.
Tittle James, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. WamsuttaNo. 1.^
Tittle William, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Tobey Anselm H. dentist, office and house 160 Union.
Tobey ( Thomas) & Bradford ( Charles F.) painters North Water, cor»
Tobey Charles C. P. (Taher Sr Tohey} h. 6& Charles.
Tobey {Henry A.) & Doane {.femes M.) tailors 98 Purchase-
Tobey Elisha Jr. painter' 21 Centre, h. 28 Elm.
Tobey Franklin, groceries 150, h. 147 Union.
Tobey Eranklin, tin plate worker, w. 17 North Water, b. 146 Middle.
Tobey George, w. S, Leonard & Sons c. works, h. 45 Spring.
Tobey Henry A. {Tobey cf- Doane) h. 76 Kempton.
Tobey Hannah N. widow, b 47 Seventh.
Tobey Isaac S. mason, b. 91^ North Water.
Tobey John, works for David Shaw, Clark's Point.
Tobey Jonathan, farmer, h. County road.
Tobey Maria P. widow, h. 2 Foster.
Tobey Nathaniel B. painter, w. 4 Middle, li. 167 Middle.
Tobey Nathaniel G. app. to Wood, Brightman & Co. b. 212 Uniou,
Tobey Stephen, groceries, fruit &c. 82 Purchase, b. 12 South Second.
Tobey Stephen S. son of Jonathan Tobey. " California."
Tobey Thomas N. {Hall ^ Tobey) b. 124^ Union.
Tobey Stephen Jr. merchant 70 Union, h. 12 South Second.
Tobey Thomas {Tobey ^ Bradford) h. 74 South.
Tobey Thomas N. carriage maker, w. 84 Purchase, b. 124^ Union.
Tobey Thomas W. clerk 150, b. 147 Union.
Tobey William H. book keeper for Wm. E. Eodman, h. 32 MaxfekL
ToUiver John, barber, w. 141 Union, h. 231 Middle.
Tomany Charles, b. 17 Third.
DIRECTORY. 167
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Tompkins Silas, (S. Tompkins 4- Co.) h. 62 North Second.
Tompkins S. (Silas) & Co. (James E. Bkike) apothecaries and drug-
gists .58 Middle.
Tompkins Tillinghast, cooper, h. 55 Middle.
Topham K. C. {Robert C) & Co. (Uriah N. Gordon) boat builders,
and dealers in grindstones, shop 2 Griffin.
Topham Robert C. (R. C Topham 8f Co.) h. 123 South Water.
Topham William H. ( Gifford ^ Topham) h, » lx)0 Choo."
Tosher Adoniram J. truckman, b. 1 89 South Water.
Tower Horace S. shipwright, h. 80 Ray.
Tower William E. master ship Moetezuma, b. 22 Third,
Townsend Clarissa, widow, h, 19 Maxfeld.
Townsend Stephen, laborer, h. Smith's Mill road.
Travers Mary, h. 54 Bedford.
Travers Wiliiam Henry, sailmaker, w. Chapman & Bonney, house €0
Thomas.
Treadwell Hortense, dress maker, h. 103^ Middle,
Trimble Michael, laborer, h. Kempton, cor. Park.
Tripp Abraham, spar maker, h. 218 County.
Tripp AdamL. {Tripp <f- Weaver) h. 22 Griffiii.
Tripp Alden, b. Mount Pleasant.
Tripp Alexander A. laborer, b. € Allen.
Tripp Almedas W, h. 166 North.
Tripp Alvin B. shipwright, h. 168 Kempton.
Tripp Barjona D. well digger, h. Mount Pleasant.
Tripp Benjamin Jr. ( Max field (^ Tripp) h. 80 Fifth.
Tripp Benjamin F, carriage smith, works J. M. Tripp, boards 159
Middle.
Tripp Catharine, widow, h. 197 County.
Tripp Chaiies F. laborer, h. Robeson's Farm.
Tripp Charles H. blacksmith, works 15 Mechanics Lane, boards 136
Kempton.
Tripp Cornelius B. truckman, h, 189 South Water,
Tripp David H. inq. 197 County. " California."
Tripp David H. laborer, h. rear of 246 Kempton,
Tripp Daniel, w, Tripp & Weaver, b. 91 Third,
Tripp Daniel J. laborer, h. 33 Oak.
Tripp Edward S, clerk 21 North Water, h. 68 Forest,
Tripp Elias, laborer, works and boards with William T. Russell.
Tripp Elisha C mariner, b. 86 Washington.
Tripp Elizabeth, widow, h. 35 County.
Tripp Emanuel, works Samuel Leonard & Sons c. works, house 76
Washington.
Tripp Francis, trucknian, h. 228 South Second,
Tripp Frederick P. w. for B. Rodman, h. 318 Purchase.
Tripp George, truckman, h. Grape st.
Tripp George W. laborer, h. 83 Dartmouth.
Tripp Gideon P. laborer, lives with Barjona Tripp, Mount Pleasant.
Tripp Godfrey R. housewright, w. for Shearman, Robinson & Co. h.
352 South Water, near Cove.
Tripp Hannah, widow, h. 6 Allen,
Tripp Holder R,. truckman, h. 17 Grinnell.
Tripp Horace, laborer, b. 4 William's Block, Cheapside.
Tripp Ira P. market, shop and house 218 County.
168 DIRECTOPvY.
m
Tripp Ishmacl, w, C. H. LeoDarcl's c. workSj li. 50 Wusliington
Tripp James, truckman, h, 63 North Water.
Tripp James A. butcher, h. 8 Allen.
Tripp James C. {Hillman cf« Tripp) b. 63 ^Fourth.
Tripp James F. h. 63 Summer.
Tripp James H. laborer, h. Mount Pleasant-
Tripp James M. carriage smith rear of 84 Purchase, h. 167 Middle.
Tripp James Jr. w. A. H. Seabury & Co, h Mount Pleasant,
Tripp James W. mariner, b. 34 Elm,
Tripp Jireh, laborer, h. 170 Kempton.
Tripp Jireh B. app. to E. Corey, b. 54 Middle,
Tripp Job P. laborer, h. 28 Allen, cor. Bonney.
Tripp John, laborer, b. Grape st.
Tripp John, laborer, h. 28 Allen, corner Bonney.
Tripp John, laborer, w. N. B. & T. rail i-oad, h. 97 Linden.
Tripp John W. w. Sanford & Howland, h. 113 Elm.
Tripp Jonathan, mason, b. 215 South Water.
Tripp Joseph, w. James Arnold's salt works, h. South Water, sotltli
of Co¥e
Tripp Joseph H. pedler, h. 34 Elm.
Tripp Leander A. laborer, h. rear 78 Linden.
Tripp Leonard S. rigger, h. 103 North Second.
Tripp Lot, shipwright, h. North Second, near Hillman.
Tripp Nathan C. laborer, h. 5 Campbell.
Tripp Noah, farmer, w. B. Rodman's farm, Purchase corner Linden.
Tripp Oliver, mariner, h. 169 Mill, corner Cedar.
Tripp Philip, w. for B. Rodman, h. rear 97 Linden,
Tripp Philip, grocer, h. and shop 220 Purchase.
Tripp Robert, laborer, h. 230 Middle.
Tripp Robert, cooper, h. 94 South Second.
Tripp Stephen A. {Tripp, Brightman &f Clapp) h. 63 Fourth.
Tripp (Stephen A.) Brightman (Albert) & Clapp ( William F. H.) tin
plate and sheet iron workers 16 and 18 North Water.
Tripp Stephen, laborer, b. with James Tripp, Mount Pleasant.
Tripp Stephen, truckman, li. 59 County.
Tripp Sylvanus A. blacksmith, w. for Taber & Co. house 252 South
Water.
Tripp Susan, Avidow, h. 108 Pleasant.
Tripp Susan, widow, h. 351 Purchase.
Tripp Theodore, (Sears <^' Tripp) b. 91 Third.
Tripp Warren, city watch, h. Mount Pleasant, second south of Joseph
Clark.
Tripp Washington B. laborer, h. 130 Kempton.
Tripp (Adam L.) & Weaver ( William H.) market 85 Third, cornei
Russell. J
Tripp William, laborer, h. Noel Taber road. *l
Tripp William, physician, h. and office 53 Elm.
Tripp William, b. 113 Elm.
Tripp William J. truckman, h. 124 Third.
Tripp William F. farmer, h. 6 Allen.
Tripp William H. mariner, h. Pearl above Pleasant
Tripp William H. mariner, b. 86 Washington.
Tripp William Otis, truckman, b. 228 South Second,
Trivett James S. shipwright, h. 86 Pleasant, "^
DIRECTORY. 169
Troy William, iu bark Silas Richards, h. Noel Taber road.
True Melville H. drives Acushnet Omnibus, h. Acushnet.
Tucker Charles R. (C. R. Tucker ^ Co.) h. 31 Seventh.
Tucker Charles R. & Co. (Edward D. Mandell) merchants, c. room
1 Commercial wharf.
Tucker Edward S. laborer, h. 119 Smith.
Tucker Henry, h. 108 Fourth. " California."
Tucker Isaac, laborer, h. 1 1 9 Smith,
Tucker William, laborer, h. 17 Howland.
Tucker William Jr. {Edmund Taher tf- Co,) b. Parker House.
Tucker William O. b. 17 Howland.
Tuckermaa Elizabeth, widow, h. 65 South Water.
Tuckerman Robert, master mariner, h. 113 Middle,
Tuckermaa Robert Jr. mariner, b. 113 Middle.
Tuckei'man Stephen, mariner, b. 113 Middle.
Tuckwell George, h. 92 Linden. " California."
Tuell Charles D. ( Tuell ^- James) h. 100 Washington.
Tuell (Charles D.) & James {Henry T.) painters 1 Walnut-
Tunney Michael, spar maker, av. Steamboat wharf, house 41 South
Water.
Turnbull Walter, gardener, h. 63 Sycamore.
Turner Andrew R. blacksmith, w. 201 North Water, boards 60 North
Sixth.
Turner Calvin K. laborer, h. 90 Linden.
Turner Calvin K. 2d, trader, shop and h. Allen's Mill road.
Turner Cornelius, waiter 104 County, h. 225 Middle.
Turner Elbridge G. {Ladd iV Turner) h. 303 Purchase.
Turner Elisha, laborer, h. 25 Howland.
Turner George, laborer, b. rear 94 North Second.
Turner John C. sailmaker, w. for James T. Church, b. 218 County.
Turner Salmon, groceries Kemptou, corner Chancery.
Turner Samuel, rigger, b. 69 Middle.
Tuttle Benajah J. clerk Fish Packet, Taber's wharf, boards 246 South
Water.
Tuttle Joanna, widow, h. 142 South Water.
Underwood Charles H. mason, h. 36 North.
Underwood Charles W. constable, h. 169 Middle,
Underwood Frederick, mason, h. 36 North.
Underwood George P. mason, h. 44 High.
Underwood John A. mason, h. Thomas, corner Maxfeld.
Underwood John F, laborer, h. 53 Hillman.
Underwood William R. stevedore, h. 35 Pleasant.
Upham John H. boatman, h. 10 Bush.
Upham Samuel R. truckman, h. 10 Bush,
Upjohn Aaron, cooper, h. 47 Hillman.
Upjohn James, cooper, h. 47 Hillman.
Usher Leonard B. clothing 125^ Union, resides in Boston.
Van Campen Hiram, pastor Universalist Meeting Sears' Hall, h.
98 Elm.
Vandoom Joshua, houseAvright, h. North road, west of Haskins corner
]4n
170 . DIRECTORY.
Van Slyke Levi, mariner, h. Cedar, corner Campbell.
Vaughn Cyrus M. housewrlght, w. for L. Hathaway, li. 59 Mechanics
Lane.
Vhay John, laborer, h. 151 North Second.
Viall Edward H. clerk Union meat market, b. 115 Ray.
Viall Shearjashub T. agent Union meat market 134 Purchase, h. 115
Ray.
Vinal Francis H. mason, h. 43 Smith.
Vina! Frederick H. mason, h. 100 Fourth.
Vinal John F. housewright 66 William, b, 4 Williams' Block, Cheap-
side.
Vinal Moses C. mason, w. for P. Brownell, b. 119 William.
Vinal Whitman, mason, b. 43 Smith.
Vincent Ambrose, housewright, h, 185 Middle. " California."
Vincent Henry, barber, house and shop 96 Purchase.
Vincent Isaac W. grocer 8 Third, b. Mansion House.
Vincent John S. mariner, h 88 Prospect.
Wade Epheaim H. inq. 162 Purchase. •' California."
Wade Joseph H. carriage trimmer, w. G. L. Brownell, h. First, south
of Grinnell.
Wadsworth Daniel, boat builder rear 32 North Water, h. 68 Thomas
street.
Wadsworth Henry, sailmaker, h. Perry's Corner.
Wadsworth Leonard, b. 15 Cannon.
Wady George, inq. 37 Mill. " California."
Wady William, mariner, h. 122 Third.
Waggoner Alexander A. b. 189 Purchase.
Waggoner Jacob, bill poster, &c. h. 54 North Second.
Waite Benjamin Howard, dry goods 20 Purchase, b. 133 Union.
Waite Leavitt; inq 86 North Second. " California."
Waite Luke, trader, h. 9 Elm.
Waite Stephen, inq. 88 Purchase. " California."
Waite Ruby, widow, h. 88 Purchase.
Waingear Daniel, laborer, h. 21 Morgan's Row.
Waingear William, laborer, b. 21 Morgan's Row.
Walden James, laborer, h. 145 Middle.
Walden John, cooper, h. 33 Mill.
Walker Charles H. machinist, h. 31 Pleasant.
Walker Henry, housewright Sycamore, h. 67 Maxfeld.
Walker Isaac, w. Wamsutta Mill, h. rear 78 Linden.
Walker William, housewright 19 Ray, h. 66 State.
Wall Alexander, boat builder, b. 57 Third.
Wall Charles E. clerk 49 Purchase, b. 35 Eighth.
Wall Eliza, widow, h. 57 Kempton, cor. Foster.
Wall Thomas, master steam-ship Sarah Sands, h. 132 Third.
Wall William A. artist, h. 159 Third.
Walley John, h. 1 64 Pleasant.
Walton Nathaniel H. barber, w. 57 William, h. 25 Howland.
Wanton George, at Joseph C. Tew's, Allen's Mill road.
Ward Archibald, b. 85 William. " California."
Ward Asa K. mariner, b. 90 Elm.
Ward Benjamin C. merchant tailor 6G Union, h. 90 Elm.
DIRECTORY. 171
Ward David P. lioiisewriglit, shop 30 Mechanics Lane, house 1G4
Union.
Ward E. Phillips, book keeper Parker House,
Ward Ezekiel G. dentist, house and office 165 Union.
Ward Jonathan R. ship bread baker 72, h. 74 Middle.
Wardrop David \V. clerk for C. H. Salisbury, b. rear 46 William.
Wordsworth Lawrence, shipwright, h. IS Russell.
Wai-e Thomas, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane.
Warfield John, laborer, h. 182 Kempton.
Warren Benjamin C. app. to Shearman, Robinson & Co., boards 11
Allen street.
Warren Eliphalet M. overseer of Warasutta Mill, b. next h. north.
Warren George, w. for A. Shaw. h. 59 HilL
Warren James, painter Acushnet village.
Warren John, boarding house 6 First.
Warren .John C. boat builder, w. R. C. Topham, & Co., honse II
Allen street.
Warren Joseph, w. N. B. & T.rail road, b. 254 J Purchase.
Warren Joseph, boat builder rear 36, h. 139 Ray.
Warren Joseph B. h. Acushnet road.
Warren Leah, widow, h. 24 School.
Washburn Charles, shipwright, b. 45 South Water.
Washburn Frederick A. messenger Merchants Bank, b. 55 Third.
Washburn Leander, block maker, h. 6 High.
Washburn Marsena, housewright, house and shop 55 Third.
Washburn Reuben, paper maker, h. County road near Acushnet.
Washbvirn William, soap maker, County road.
Washburn William, sailmaker, h. 73 Summer.
Washington Frederick A. mariner, h. 28 Bedford.
Waswick John, h. 318 Purchase.
Waterman Henry, cabinet maker, w. 23 Purctiase, b. 72 Elm.
Waterman Nehemiah, auction mart 52 and 54 Union, corner Sotith
Water, h. 110 Middle.
Waters William, laborer, h. 64 State.
Watkins Charles, honsewright, h. Parker, corner Cedar.
WatUins George D. ( IF. ^ G. D. Watkins) h. 40 Third.
Watkins Joseph, ( Watkins ^ Davis) h. 54 Smith.
Watkins James B. trader, h. 20 Allen.
Watkins (Joseph) & Davis {Isaac) market 239 Purchase, corner Willis.
Watkins Thomas, master mariner, h, 40 Third.
Watkins William, ( W. 8f G. D. Watkins) h. 73 Fourth.
WatUins W. ( William) & G. D. ( George D.) ship chandlers and deal-
ers in iron 13 Centre, cor. Orange
Watson Benjamin R. ba! er 39 Middle, h. 55 Walnut.
Watson Edward W, cooper, works 9 Russell, boards 45 South Water
street
Watson Thomas, weaver, v/. Wamsutta Mill, h. rear 88 Linden.
Watson Joseph R. apprentice to William G. Wing & Co. boards 55
Walnut.
Watson (Samuel) & Manchester (Humplvrey) bakers 173 Union and
18 Centre.
Watson Samuel (. Watson ^- Manchester) h. 55 Walnut.
Watson Thomas, laborer, h.rear 88 Linden.
Watson William, master bark Newton, b. 83 W.alden.
172 DIRECTORY,
Watson William E. ( Wm. G. Wing ^^ Co.) b. 55 Walnut.
Wayland Sarah, widow, h. rear 45 Smith.
Weatherhead Warren H. w. Hathaway, Manchester & Co. b. 99 North
Second.
Weaver Alfred, jobbing wagon, h. 7 Spring.
Weaver Benjamin, printer, works Standard Office, boards 43 North
Second.
Weaver Charles B. shipwright, h. 169 Kempton.
Weaver Edward, b. 21 Chanceiy.
Weaver Francis, mariner, h. 21 Chancery. "
Weaver Hannah D. widow, h. Noel Taberroad,
Weaver John H b. with Hannah D. Weaver, Noel Taber road.
Weaver John M. rigger, h. 78 Kempton.
Weaver Stephen, farmer, h. North road, west of Haskin's corner.
Weaver William H. (Tripjj ^^ Weaver) b. 91 Third.
Webb James, laborer, h. 12 High.
Webb James, wooden ware manufacturer h. Acushnet road.
Webb James Jr. h. Acushnet.
Webb Otis, master ship Nile, h. 82 Third. " California."
Webb Simeon, wooden ware maker 112, h. 100 Kempton.
Webber Samuel, shipwright, b. 154 North Second.
Webster Horatio G. butcher, h. Highland.
Webster Joseph W. physician, h. Acushnet road.
Webster William, barber 96 Purchase, h. 85 Elm.
Weed Fitch, boot and slioe maker 129 Union, h. 75 Third.
Weeden Joseph, housewright, h. 28 Campbell.
Weeden Ruth A. widow, sempstress, h. 88 Charles.
Weeden William A. painter, w, 4 Middle, b. 136 Kempton.
Weeden William W. li. 6 Crapo. " California."
AVeeks Henry J. housewright, w. 38 Bedford, h. 240 County.
Weeks Amraiel, rigger, b. 91^ North Water.
Weeks Luzon, mariner, h. 16 Third.
Weiss John, pastor Unitarian Church, h. 9 Eighth.
Welch John, laborer, h. 88 South V/ater.
Welch Lydia, widow, h. 52 Grape.
Wentworth Ezekiel, housewright, w. for Maxfield & Tripp, boards 29
South Water.
Wentworth Hiram D. hackman, office rear 130, h. 124^ Union.
West Amos, shipwright, b. 116 North Second.
West Augustus L. counsellor, attorney at law, and notary public,
office 58 Union, b. Parker House.
West Benjamin, hack driver, h. Pleasant corner Campbell.
West Benjamin J. blacksmith, h. 15 School.
West Charles G. master bark Jeannette, h. 21 Bedford.
West Freelove, widow, li. 231 Ray.
AVest Henry F. w. Wamsutta Mill, b. WamsuttaNo. 3.
West Henry S. master ship Rajah, b. 32 Elm.
West Isaac M. mason, h. 14 Hillman.
West John boatman, b. 15 School.
West John E. barber 3 South Water, h. South Water near South.
West John P. master mariner, h. 101 Ray.
West John P. Jr. (Biggins ^ West) b. 101 Ray.
West Joseph, boat builder, w. for George Hart, b. 91 Third.
West Mary, widow, h. 45 Hillman.
DIRECTOrvY. 173
West Nchcmiali, in bark Junetj h. Acushnet road.
West Simeon N". farmer, liouso Mount Pleasant, near the wind
'mill.
West Thomas, boafman, h. 13 School.
West William, boatman, h. 23 School.
West William 11. mason, h. Mount Pleasant, near the wind mill.
Westgate Edward, farmer, house Mount Pleasant, near tlie wind
mill.
"Westgate Jerome, mason b. 39 Kempton.
Westgate Sylvanus, laborer, h. 1 Eddy's wharf.
Weston George, b. with Simeon Weston, County road.
Weston George H. farmer, h. Belville road.
Weston John Jr. shoe maker 46 Kempton, h. 183 County.
Weston Lewis, caulker, b. 104 North Second.
Weston Samuel, in ship Gladiator, h. County road.
Weston Simeon, farmer, h. County road.
Weston Timothy M. mason, h. Noel Taber road.
Westles James, b. 17 Elm.
Wetherell James H. mason, h. 166 Union.
Wheaton Charles, mason, b. 137 Kempton.
Wheaton Hiram, teamer for J. Brownell, h. 162 Mill.
Wheaton James, mason, h. 57 Hill.
Wheaton Joseph, housewright, b. 28 Campbell.
Wheaton Nathan, mason, w. for James Wheaton, b. 166 Mill.
Wheeler Hiram L. h. 1.^7 Middle. " California."
Wheeler Jonathan, Mount Pleasant House, Cheapside.
Wheeler Martin, housewright, shop Leonard's w^harf, h. Allen, corner
Bonney.
Whitcomb James, hostler 50 Elm, b. 57 Elm.
Whitcomb Ohver K. dry goods 29 Purchase, b. 73 Hillman.
Whitcomb Peter C. C. dry goods 25 Purchase, b. 59 Grinnell.
White Almira F. boarding house 136 Kempton.
White James W. mariner, h. 100 Kempton.
White Joseph, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. Elm, corner Cedar.
White J. Perkins, pedler, h. Belville, near Acushnet.
White Milton, [Delany tf- White) b. Mansion House.
White Phineas Jr. tin plate worker 28 Centre, h. 33 Pleasant, corner
Mill.
White Rufus \N. farmer, h. County road.
White Samuel, truckman, w. for Squire Gifford, b, 70 Thomas.
White Sherman, farmer, h. Acushnet road.
White Solomon Jr. housewright, w. for J. L. Ferguson, boards 59
Mechanics Lane.
White Thomas, blacksmith, b. 41 South Water.
White Thomas B. Cashier Bedford Commercial Bank, house 18
Campbell.
White Perigrine, music teacher, h. 21 Willis.
White William, blacksmith 244 Purchase, h. 21 AYillis.
White William Jr. h. 193 Middle.
White William G. carriage manufacturer, 84 Purchase, h. Ill Middle-
Whiteside Margaret, widow, h. 25 Husscll.
Whiteside Thomas, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. 160 Mill,
Wliitford John S. housewright, h. head of Grape.
Whiting Abraham, mason, b. 215 South Water.
I'M DIRECTORY.
Whiting Comfort, (C. Whiting ^^ Son) h. 17 Fifth.
Whiting Comfort Jr. master ship Audubon, b. 17 Fifth.
Whiting Comfort & Son, ( William B. Whiting) stall No. 3 City
Market.
Whiting William B. (C. Whiting 4- Son) b. 13 Kempton.
Whitman James, in ship Natchez, h. Belville, near Acushnet.
Whitman John, clerk 32, b. 172 Purchase.
Whitney Alonzo, cooper, works for A. Whitney, house 137 Pur-
chase street.
"Whitney Amasa, cooper, w. 28 First, h. 68 Fourth.
Whitney Ivory S. cooper 48 First, h. 68 Fourth.
Whitney Jacob C. boot and shoe maker, works 82 Union, house 170
Mill.
Whitridge John C. (Shaw Sf- Whitridge) h. 190 Middle.
Whitridge William C. physician and surgeon, h. 117 Elm.
Whittemore Zenas, soap manufacturer 14, h. 12 South Second.
Whitton Francis, rigger 19 North Orange, h. 108 Washington.
Whitton Levi, rigger, w. 19 North Orange, h. 1 County.
Whitton William, rigger, h. near the Hill school house, Linden st.
Whitton William Jr. [H. V. Davis <^ Co.) h. 75 Kempton.
Wicks tVilliam, b. 73 Ray.
Wiers John, laborer, h. 54 North.
Wilber Barton, cooper, w. 9 Russell, h. 47 Bedford.
Wilber Charles H. son of James Wilber. " Cahfornia."
Wilber George, machinist, works Wamsutta Mill, boards Wamsutta
No. 2.
Wilber James b. 91 Third.
Wilber James, farmer, h. Acushnet, near the paper mill.
Wilber Joseph G. shoe maker, w. & b. 84 Third.
Wilber Leander, housewright, w. Booth <Sc Manchester, b. 56 State.
Wilber Lemuel C. son of James Wilber. " California."
Wilber Sarah Ann, widow, h. Mount Pleasant.
Wilber William, mason, h. Mount Pleasant.
Wilbour Sanford, master mariner, b. 121^ Union.
Wilbour Sin-.eon P. shipwright, h. 220 County.
Wilbour Stephen, mason, b. 19 Hillman.
Wilbour VVilliam B. in brig Catherwood, b. 220 County.
Wilcox Abner, b. 63 Foster.
Wilcox Charles, mason, h. 96 Smith.
Wilcox Cranston, merchant, c r 23 Commercial wharf, h. 106 Fourth.
Wilcox ( William) & Co. (Levi H. Sturtevant ^ Abner Shearman) car-
penters 131^ North Water.
Wilcox Edward S. w. J. H. Perry & Co. house 48 Pleasant, corner
North.
Wilcox Henry R. shipwright, h 96 Ray.
Wilcox Isaiah, farmer, h. 68 Foster.
Wilcox Job, h. 166 Mill. " California."
Wilcox John, cooper 203 South Water, h. 244 County.
Wilcox Joseph, h. 164 Middle.
Wilcox Joseph Jr. master mariner, h. 1 74 Middle.
Wilcox Pardon, h. 106 Fourth.
Wilcox Pardon, in bark Sarah Sheaf, b. 106 Fourth.
Wilcox Philip, ( Wilcox 4" Richmond) h. 11 Elm.
Wilcox Preserved, master bark Silas Richards, h. 157 Ray.
DIRECTORY. 175
Wilcox {Philip) & Richmond (Gideon) mercbants, c r. 175 North
Water.
Wilcox Susanna, -vvidowj h. 22 Wing.
Wilcox Rodolphus H. b. 93 Eay. " California."
Wilcox Thomas, merchant 7 Commercial wharf, b. 164 Middle.
Wilcox Thomas B. grocer 22 Union, h. 124 South Water.
Wilcox ^^ illiam, lumber dealer, yard Mechanics "wharf, house 49
Hillman.
Wilcox William, cooper, b. 73 Ray corner North.
Wilde Jolan, w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 1.
Wilder [Daniel] & Clark {Henry B.) homoeopathic physicians 109
Elm street.
Wilder Daniel, ( Wilder Sf Clark) h. 1 09 Elm.
Willcox Benjamin S. w. 0. &. G. 0. Crocker's c. works, h. Oak.
Willcox Bennett, w. steam paint mill, h. 158 Middle.
Willcox Charles R. b. 158 Middle. •' California."
Willcox Charles E. b. 35 Willis. ■' California."
Willcox David B. clerk steam paint mill b. 158 Middle.
Willcox David S. cooper, w. Benjamin Almy, h. 61 Grinnell.
Willcox Ezra S. clerk police court, ^office 7 North Water, boards 11
Elm street.
Willcox Marcus M. b. 11 Elm. " California."
Willcox Philip, housewright, b. 86 Elm.
Willcox Robert L. painter, h. 53 South Second.
Willcox William B. farmer, h. opposite the church, Acushnet.
Wilcox William M. blacksmith, b. 67 North Water.
Wilkins Eliza, widow, h. 86 Arnold.
Willard William H. carriage smith, w. for George L. Brownell, b. 54
School.
Williams Adrick, dress maker, 103^ Middle, b. 95 South Sixth.
Williams Anthony, housewright, b. 50 Russell.
Williams Avis, widow, h. 95 South Sixth.
Williams Caroline, h. 146 Middle.
WiHiams Edward, carpenter, b. 103 Middle.
Williams Francis, in ship Margaret Scott, h. 121 South Second.
Williams Gabriel, w. N. B. cordage factory, house rear Rodman
House.
Williams Isaac, waiter Parker House,
Williams James, laborer, b. Mormon Hall.
Williams James E. mariner, h. 117 North Water.
Williams James H. in ship South America, b. 21 Howland.
Williams John, carpenter, w. 26 Spring, boards rear 15 North Sixth
street.
Williams John, laborer, h. rear 126 Kempton.
Williams Joseph, laborer, h. 112 South Watei%
Williams Martha, widow, h. 173 Middle.
Williams Mercy Ann, widow, h. 40 Smith.
Williams Lucinda, widow, h. 21 Howland.
Williams Richard B. housewright, w. for Shearman, Robinson, & Co.
h. 183 South Water.
Williams Robert, laborer, h. 141 Ray.
Williams Theodore D. {Bullard 4^ Williams) h. 113 Middle.
Williams Thomas, w. Wilcox's sash factory, house rear Rodman
House.
176 DIRECTORY:
Williams Thomas H. laborer, li. rear of 59 Summer.
Williams William, h, rear of 59 Summer.
Williams William H. in ship George Washington of Wareham, b. 2i
Howland.
Willis Henry P. [H. P. WUlis ^- Son) h. 58 Eifth.
Willis Henry P. & Son ( William H, Willis) saddle, harness and trunk
makers 126 Union.
Willis James M. master mariner, b 121^ Union.
Willis Pennillio, widow, h. 169 County.
Willis, W illiam H. (H. P. Willis Sf Son) h. 46 Spring corner Eifth.
Williston Alanson, housewright Leonard's wharf, house 228 South
Water.
Williston John, laborer, h. 23 Spring.
Williston Leander A. housewright, b. 228 South Water.
Wilmarth James H. w. Blue works, h. rear of 208 Middle.
Wilmarth John 0. boat builder, w. for S. C. Coffin, h. 78 Forest.
Wilson Alfred, clerk post office, b. 31 Bush.
Wilson Benjamin G. cabinet maker 62 William, h. 125 Pleasant.
Wilson Edward, laborer, h. 46 Bedford.
Wilson Edward T. furniture 85 William, boards 3 William's block,
Cheapside.
Wilson Ezra, w. 14 Cheapside, h. 57 South Water.
Wilson George, h 149 Elm. " California."
Wilson George {John H. Perry ^ Co ) h. 74 South Second.
Wilson George A. cooper, h. 33 Pleasant.
Wilson James, laborer, h. 1 Middle.
Wilson John, iDoarding house 9 South Second.
Wilson John C. ( Wilson ^ Sawyer) h. 18 Purchase.
Wilson Samuel, sailmaker, w. Charles Hitch & Son, boards 101 Nortli
Water.
Wilson [Joht C.) & Sawyer (Stephen P.) tin plate and sheet iron
workers 15 North Orange.
Wilson William, blacksmith, b. 71 North Water.
AVing Andrew J. mariner, h. 124 Middle.
Wing Daniel B.tin plate worker, works 83 Nortli Water, boards 141
Purchase.
Wing David C. b. 128 Purchase.
Wing Deborah H. widow, h. 71 First.
Wing Edward, restaurateur 149 Union, h. 108 William.
Wing Eleazur H. carj^enter, w. for Alfred Greene h. 102 Fourth.
Wing Frederick W. b. 38 Maxfeld.
Wing Jabez, painter, b. 42 Middle.
Wing Jashub, spar maker, w. William Beetle, h. 128 Purchase.
Wing John, clerk J. &, W. P. Wing, b. Mariner's Home.
Wing John, cooper, w. for J. W. Peirce, b. 149 First.
Wing Joseph (J. <^^ W. R. Wing) h. 36 Walnut corner Third.
Wing J. (Joseph) & W. P. ( WTlliam R.) clothing 6 South Water.
Wing Leander, housewright, h. 109 Middle.
Wing Philip, app. to Alfred Greene, b. 83 Third.
Wing Shubael, spar maker, h. 88 North Second.
Wing William G. (William G. Wing 4- Co.) h. 71 Fourth.
Wing William G. & Co. ( William E. Watson) ship chandiei'y and lin
ware, 11 North Water.
Wing Williani H. oaifil'er^ boards 128 Purchase
DIRECTORY. 177
Wing William R. {J. ^- W. R. Wing) h. 27 Third.
Winslow Abigail house North road near the saw mill.
Winslow Asa T. jeweller 33 Purchase, h. 82 Middle.
Winslow Giles H. master mariner, house 164 Union.
Winslow Frederick H. boards 164 Union corner Sixth.
Winslow Hallett M. rigger, boards 1 North.
Winslow Holmes, works N. B. cordage factory, house Cypress.
Winslow Hudson, boards rear 51 County.
Winslow James S. house rear of 21 County.
Winslow John B. w. N. B. cordage factory, h. 125 Middle.
Winslow Jonathan, b. 82 Middle.
Winslow Joshua B. in ship Tamerlane, h. 70 South.
Winslow Pardon C. in bark Mareella, b. 36 Ehn.
Winslow William, laborer, li, 155 Ray.
Winslow William B. rigger, h. 53 County.
Winwood William, w. Wamsuttamill, k Wamsutta, No. i.
Wise Daniel, pastor of Elm street M. E. Church, h. 35 Elm.,
Wixon Gideon, master schooner William, h. 163 Bay.
Wodell Alfred, 1. Howiand Jr. & Co's, candle works 71, h. 72 School
street-
Wolff Simon, cap manufacturer 107 Union, b. 2 Cheapside.
Wood Abraham R. housewright, b. 120 Union.
Wood Asa, Accountant, h. 79 Hillman.
Wood Borden, Stcretary Union Mutual Marine Insurance Company^
and notary public, oflSce 38 North ^^'ater, h. 25 Willis.
Wood Bradford, stevedore, h. rear 90 Linden.
Wood {Isaiah) I5rightman {Nathan P.) & Co. {Oliver P. Briyhtman)
tin plate and sheet iron workers 17 North Water.
Wood {John A.) & Brownell ( WiUiam 0^) groceries and provisions
118 Union.
Wood Charles, branch pilot, h. 91 South Second.
Wood Charles K app. 20 Fourth, b. 54 Middle.
Wood Charles H. w. Exchange Hotel, Purchase st.
Wood Charles L. {J. B, W'ood ^ Co.) h- 198 Union.
Wood Daniel, merchant, h. 33 Seventh.
Wood Daniel D. master mariner, b. 46 Spring,
Wood Daniel H. master ship Germania, b. 53 Walnut.
Wood Dennis, ( Wood Sf Nye) h. 1 1 Fifth, corner Spring.
Wood Edward B. clerk 13 North Second, b. 46 Spring."
Wood Edward M. in ship Liverpool, b. 79 Hillman.
Wood Elbridge G. w. S. Leonard & Son's c. works, h. Forest
Wood George, cooper, w. for John Wilcox, h. 46 Foster.
Wood George P. clerk 118 Union, h. 92 Fourth.
• Wood Henry T. ( Greene ^ Wood) h- 68 Prospect.
Wood Isaiah ( Wood, Brightman ^ Cb.) h. 212 County,
Wood James B. {J. B. Wood^ Co.) h. 197 Union.
Wood J. B. & Co. ( Charles L. Wood) merchants, c r. 7 Commercial
wharf.
Wood John, {Richmond ^ Wood) h. Anthony corner Grove=
Wood John A. ( Wood Sf Brownell) h. 196 County.
Wood John F. carpenter, w. for A. Shaw, b. 30 Elm.
Wood John L. in bark President, b. 79 Hillman.
Wood John W. clerk for Wood & Nye, b. 1 1 Fifth corner Spriu^
Wood Linueas, painter 44 South Water, h- 247 County.
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178 DIRECTORY.
Wood Lorenzo D. {Hall ^ Wood) b. 130 Middle.
Wood {Dennis) &, Nye ( Willard) merchants, c. room 6 Commercial
wharf.
Wood Orlando, tailor, w. 125 Union, b. 74 Mill, corner Hill.
Wood Richmond B. groceries, &c. 129 Purchase, h. 59 Eoster.
Wood Richard D. b. 91 South Second.
Wood Robert D. cooper, w. for Benj. Almy, boards 73 Eay, corner
North street.
Wood Samuel J. barber, 166^ Purchase, h. 90 Charles.
Wood Stephen, b. 106 Maxfeld
Wood Stephen, butcher, stall No. 5 city market, h. 77 Allen-
Wood Thomas, laborer, b. 101 North Water.
Wood Tilson, w. S. Leonard & Son s c works, h. 99 Fourth.
Wood William, clerk for Stephen Wood, b. 77 Allen.
Wood William G. clerk for Greene & Wood, b. 68 Prospect.
Wood William H. h. 159 Elm.
Wood William H. h. 185 Union. " California."
Wood William T. housewright, w. Wilcox & Co. b. 82 Ray-
Wood Zeuas, (Allen ^ Wood) b. 7 Allen.
Woodard Addison, cooper, w. 40 North Sixth, h. 68 Elm.
Woods Nancy, widow, h. 59 Third.
Woods William H. barber, 80 Purchase, h. 159 Elm.
Woodbridge William H. housewright, h. 94 Pourth. .
Woodman Louisa, nurse, b. Mansion House.
Woodward Warren, master bark Winthrop, h. 108 Fourth.
Wooton Lois, widow, h. 63 Sycamore.
Wordell Alden, outfitter 19 Commercial wharf, h. 50 Spring.
Wordell Benjamin R. shipwright, h. 97 Linden.
Wordell Brayton B. h. 82 Arnold. " California."
Wordell David, cooper, w. E. Gardner's c. works, h. 86 Fourth-
Wordell David R. housewright, w. for J. F. Vinal, h. Arnold.
Wordell Hiram, shipwright, h. Park.
Wordell Rebecca, widow, h. 89 Cottage.
Wordsworth John A. painter, h. 163 Elm.
Wormwell Charles, laborer, h. 47 South comer First.
Wormwell John, farmer, h. " The Abbey" at Perry's Comer.
Wormwell George, h. Perry's Corner.
Worswick John, w. Wamsutta Mill,h. 318 Purchase-
Worth Benjamin. Crapo House, William st.
Worth John, b. 27 Elm.
Wright Ebenezer S. housewright, h. 81 Walden.
Wright Henry, mariner, h. 170 Kempton.
Wright Joseph M. block printer, h. 162 Kempton.
Wright Louisa C- milliner 18 Cheapside, b. Mansion House.
Wright Rhoda, widow, h. 92 North Second.
Wright William E.h. 113 Grinnell. "California."
Wright William H. w. Wamsutta Mill, b. Wamsutta No. 3.
Wrightington Americus V. teamer,ii--72Linden.
Wrightington John, shipwright, *h. 86 Ray.
Wrightington William H."(0. H. P. Brown Sp (7o)h. 89 Fifth.
York James H. w. N. B. &. T. freight depot, h. 104 North ^econdi
York John P. waiter Parker House, b. 98 Kempton. •
DIRECTORY. 179
Young George, app. to J. Bro"v\'nell & Co. h. 38 Kempton.
Young George, app. toH. B. Chase, b. Bedford House.
Young George D. brass founder, vr. 103 North Water, h. 55 Middle.
Young George N. mason, h. 58 North Sixth.
Young Henry, master mariner, h. Belville.
Young Israel, laborer, w. Wood, Brightman & Co- house rear 17
North Water.
Young John, waiter Parker House, h. 221 Middle.
Young John H. mason, h. 58 North Sixth.
Young Lawrence, b. 94 North Water.
Young Perry, gardener, w. W. R. Rotch, h. rear Mormon Hall.
Young Samuel Jr. b. 85 Elm.
Young Samuel, S. master mariner, h. 85 Elm.
Young Wellwood, gardener, w. for James Arnold, h. 13 Arnold.
Zuell William P. sailmaker, h. 50 Charles.
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SHIP, PILOT, AND FANCY BEEAD
JVo. 39 Middle Street,
New Bedford.
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Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in
DRUGS, POPULAR MEDICINES,
LEMON AND MEAD SYRUPS, CIGARS, &c. &c.
IX^ Agent for the 3Iexican Mustang Linament, and Dr. Rodgers
Syrup of Tar, Liverwort and Canchalagua.
No. 74 Purchase street, (east side,)
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DEALEB m
DRUGS, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
And Agent for all the Popular Patent Medicines of the daj.
No. 73 Purchase street, {ivest side,) corner Middle^
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
Surgical Instruments, Trusses, &c., of the best quality constantly on hand.
Family and Ships' Medicine Chests furnished at short notice.
All medicines and prescriptions carefully prepared.
DEALER IN
Drugs, Mecllcliies, and Fancy Goods,
At "Wholesale and Eetail, at
122 Union street, - - - New Bedford, Mass.
SHIPS' MEDICINE OHESTS FUKXISHED AND REPLENISHED TO OEDEli
Particular attention paid to putting up of Physicians' Prescriptions.
Cologne from the celebrated Farnia recipe for sale by the gallon or bottle.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MUGS, MEDICINES AND DYE STUFFS,
lurgiral SEBtniniBEfe ml 1^nfmn%
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL, BY
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No. 48 Purchase, corner William St., New Bedford, Mass.
Dh. Jennings attends to the Practice of Medieiney Surgery, &e, as usual,
and ©an be consulted at his Office, (by the poor without charge) every day,
irom 10 to 2 o'clock, and from 6 to 9 in the Evening.
Offiee in the East end of his Store, No. 48 Wtlfiam street.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
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B'EALEIiS IK
And new Style of Hangings for same,
FOR SHIPS' USE, COOPERS OR CARPENTERS,
No. 2 Griffin street, New Bedford.
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Office comer of William and Purcliase Streets,
Over WiUia7n P. JS. CadmeU's Drug State ,
(ENTBANCE ON WILLIAM STREET.)
W^ILLIAM TAYLOR,
UEALEB 5N
Ware Room No. 64 William Street, Neiv Bedford, Mass.
Particular attention paid to making and repairing Furniture, &c. &c.
DEALEES IN
Nos. 7 a,nd 8 jWerchants Wharf, New Bedford.
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AUGUSTUS L, WEST,
CJlttome|] at €am, anh Hotarn Ipublic
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OFFICE A^O. 58 UNION STREET, {NEAR WATER,)
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
WILLIAM TALLMAN, Jr.,
DEALER IN
120 Union, corner Third Ur^eet, New Bedford, Mass.
B2 William st., opposite Liberty Hall,
Ilause 125 Pleasant street, - • New Bedford, Mass.
Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry, Whitewood, and Pine COFFINS, ready
mad-e. N. B. Corpse Preservers Foirnish^.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ROOMS,
In comieeti©n witk the " Standard'''' prmtiug establishment,
So. 7 North Water Street,
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
The Sutscriber is prepared to execute all kinds of Lstter Psess Pbintikg
in modern style, and on the most reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to printing Cards.
E. ANTHONY.
No. 21 Purchase street, New Bedford^
CONSTAJTTLY ON HAND THE BEST OF
Ice Cream, Plum Cakes, Fancy Cake, Pastry & Confectionery.
Parties supplied in addition to the above articles, with Frozen Sherbet,
Jelly, Blanc Mange, and Table Ornaments of every description, at the
shorteet notice, and with punctuality.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MANUFACTUREE OF SUPERIOR
STEEL CONVERTED, CASEHARDENED, AND OTHER
With Long or Pate^ii Short Bolts. Also,
HALF-PATENT AND TAPER AXLES,
With Collinge's Collars and Bright Iron or Brass Nuts,
HASTINGS, on the Hudson River, New York.
The following testimonial, with which W. H. Saunders has been favored
by the gentlemen whose names are appended thereto, certifies the estimation
in which Saunders' Axlas are lield by the most respectable carriage makers
in New York and vicinity : —
" New York, April, 1852.
The undersigned, carriage makers, of New- York and vicinity, having for
many years used axels of W. H. Saunders' maniffacture, for the best classgof
carriages, recommend the same to the public, with full confidence, as the
BBST CARRIAGE AXELS MADE IN THE UNITED STATES, and Superior to any imported.
Wood,Tomlinson & Co., 410 Broad'y. Isaac Ford, 116 Elizabeth-street.
John It. Lawrence, 354 Broadway. Charles Beardsley, ^ Canal-street.
-r -.,.„ -w.. ..r.-^ , Major Thompson, 27 Wooster-stree4.
William Eafferty, 38 Canal-street.
E. M. Stratton, 108 Elizabeth-street.
Thomas Burning, Yorkville."
W. H. S. was the orignal introducer of the favorite Mail Axel into the
United States, and its first manufacturer. He is also the author of every
improvement on it, which has successfully stood the severe proof of Third
Avenue practice. His patented improvements on the Mail Axel, after hav-
ing been extensively tested, are superceding the older forms. His Patent
Axels were preferred and used for the magnificent carriages presented to the
President of the United States and to the Hon. Daniel Webster ; and have
always been awarded the first premium when exhibited for competition, as
was the case at the last State Fair at Rochester, and at the last Exhibition
of the American Institute at Castle Garden.
These Axles can he obtained of Mr. BRO WNELL, or Mr. WHITE,
Carriage Makers, New Bedford.
Isaac Mix, Jr , 440 Broadway.
Miner & Stevens, S68 Broadway.
J. & T. Walters, Brooklyn, L. I.
iicvi Adams, Harlem.
JVb. 20 Fourth Street, New Bedford, Mass.
Particular attention paid to Repairing Painting & Varnishing Carriages.
Manufacturer and dealer in
SADDLES, HAKBfESSES, TRUIRS, &c.
Also, SHIPS' HOSE, BELLOWS, BUCKETS, ^c,
Made to order. Repairing in the above line attended to witli neatnese
and fidelity.
68 Purchase, corner Elm street , (Chase's Block,) New Bedford.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 185
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DBi.LBa IK
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware,
136 Union street^ - - . New Bedford^ Mass,
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired Also, Engraver and Copper
Plate Card Printer.
Clock and Watch Maker, and Jeweler,
No, 51 Union, and 1 North Water streets,
(A.T THB FOUB C0BNER8,)
tdiW eEB)F@R@)fi BiMg.
DEALER IN
Silks, Shawls, Alpaccas, De Laines, Prints, Cottons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Sfc. Sfc.
No. 28 Purchase Street, Ne-w Bedford.
MRS. A. G. JOURDAIN,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORKER,
No. 68 Union street, (up stairs,)
OPFOSITB THOBMTOK'a BLOCK,
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
Every article of Hair "Work on hacd, or manufactured to order.
ibENTAL SITRaEON,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH,
Office 165 Union street^ , . , New Bedford.
16p
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186
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cljt "^tWt^ Cntntnerrial ^km
Give notice that their Capital Stock is
Invested according to law, and tliat they continue to make Insurance
against the Perils OF THE Sea to an amount not exceeding $15,000 on any
one risk.
Office No. 33 North Water Street, Neiu Bedford.
JAMES ROWLAND, 2d, President.
HENKY H. CEAPO, Secretary,
James Howland, 2d,
"William C.Taber,
Edward L. Baker,
William R. Ketch,
Abraham Barker,
Franklin K. Swift,
Joseph Grinnell,
George O- Crocker,
Thomas Mandell,
DIRECTORS.
Charles L. Wood,
Eben Perry,
Thomas A. Greene,
Francis S. Hathaway,
Wanton Howland,
William Hathaway,
Ward M. Parker,
JohnH. Clifford,
John H. W. Page,
Charles Taber.
Charles R Tucker,
William G. Blackler,
Edward M. Robinson^
David R Greene,
Edward C. Jones,
Willard Nye,
Alanson Gooding,
P. R. Whit well,
Stephen Taber,
€k W\u yMm\ Mmt
With a subscribed Capital of
Now offer to take Marine Risks, not exceeding $20,000 on one risk.
Office No. 38 North Water street, New Bedford.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas S. Hathaway,
Charles li. Wood,
Jonathan Bourne, Jr.
George O. Crocker,
Edward C. Jones,
William Phillips,
Isaac D. Hall,
James D. Thompson,
Joshua Richmond,
William Watkins,
Franklin K, Swift,
Thomas Knowles,
Edward W. Howland,
William J. Rotch,
Otis Seabury,
Dennis Wood,
Abraham Ashley, 2d.
THOMAS S. HATHAWAY, President,
B. WOOD, Secretary.
Edward L. Baker,
Joseph Clark,
William P. Howland,
Thomas Cook. «
Thomas Wilcox,
Isaiah F. Terry,
George Barney,
Simpson Hartj
ADVERTISEMENTS.
187
Ipadfic JuBiiraute vSIompani).
Having resumed their business with a Capital of
y w w w y
all paid in and invested according to law, are now ready to Insure on
Marine risks only, to an amount not exceeding $10,000 on any one risk.
Applications received at their Office, No, 28 North Water Street.
DIKECTOKS ELECTED FEBRUARY 8, 1852.
Gideon Allen,
Abraham Gifford,
Benjamin T. Ricketson,
James K. "Wood,
Cornelius Rowland,
Alexander Gibbs,
John R. Thornton,
Stephen N. Potter,
Henry Wilcox,
Edward C. Jones,
Frederick Parker,
Jireh Swift, Jr,
GIDEON ALLEN, President.
R. A. Palmer,
Pardon Tillinghast,
Caleb Anthony,
Joseph C. Delano,
jNsa R. Nye,
Eben Perry.
LUMBARD, Sec'y.
®i]c illutual illarme 3n0. €ompana,
Continue to insure against Marine perils exclusively, to an amount'
not exceeding
$20,000
on one risk.
DIRECTORS ELECTED FEBRUARY 9, 1852.
Henry Taber,
Pardon Tillinghast,
Zachariah Hillman,
Oliver Crocker,
George Hjissey,
Lemuel Kollock,
Wilmot Luce,
Thomas Coot,
Cornelius Howland,
William H. Reynard,
Abraham Ashley, 2d.
Benjamin Clark,
Joshua Richmond,
Edmund Gardner,
James B. Wood,
Dennis Wood,
Jojin P. Knowles.
Edward C. Jones,
Latham Cross,
Charles R. Tucker,
Isaac D. Hall,
Robert Gibbs,
John R. Thornton,
Jireh Jwift, Jr.
William Hathaway,
HENRY TABER, President.
PARDON TILLINGHAST, Vice President.
WM. H. TAYLOR, Secretary.
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS. COMPANY,
Boston, insures on lives on the mutual principle.
Guaranty Capital $50,000.
Net accumulation — exceeding $450,000, and increasing— for benefit of
members present an* future.
The whole safely and advantageously invested.
The business conducted exclusively for the benefit of (he persons insured.
The greatest risk taken on a lite !$10,000.
Surplus distributed among the members every fifth year, from Dec. 1, 1843 ;
settled in cash or by addition to policy.
Premium may be paid quarterly or semi-annually, when de&ired, and
amounts not too small.
Forms of application and pamphlets of the company, and its renorts, may
be had of WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, Agent of the Company, for the city of
Kew Bedford and vicinity.
California and other special risks taken on reasonable terms.
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188 ADVERTISEMENTS.
And dealer in all kinds of
SUPERFINE CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS^
Also, a large asisortmeut of Custom
READY MADE CLOTHING,
From the Coarsest to the Finest Goods, with a large assortment of
BOYS' CLOTHING OF EVERY KIND.
Nos. 101 and 103 Union Street, ... New Bedford.
Manufacturers of
BRASS, COPPER AND LEAD WARE,
FOR SHIP OR HOUSE USE,
N1Q)« ?? K@^TI« W^Tia STRiiTi,
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
Particular attention paid to Souse Plumbing in all its branches.
Constantly on hand, Copper Bolts, Composition Nails, Spikes, BoMs, and all
other articles in our line for Ships' use^
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS,
• ••• AND ••••
At FALES'
NO. 91 NORTH WATER STREET, - NEW BEDFORD.
Where may be found together with the above, a large and well selected stock
of Imported English, German, Double and Single Ducking GUNS,
Patent Chambers, Stub Twist, and Plain Barrels ; best of
English and French Imported Percussion CAPS.
^^ Messrs. FALES will continue to give their personal attention to the
repairing and adjusting the above.
JJump anb fiiock ittaker0,
No. 10 Commercial Wharf, . = - = JNcpj Bedford.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
189
^1
PEOPKIETOK OF THE
lOS Washington Street,
NEW BEDFORD,
Offers for sale, on the most favorable terms, a large and well selected
assortment of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses,
Vines, Herbaceous Plants, &c..
Comprising all the choice, and really desirable varieties of the
Apple, Peach, Plum, Quince, Ap7'icoi, Nectarine, Grape^
Gooseberry, Currant, Raspberry, Stravjberry, Sfc, Sfc.
HIS
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Especially, are unrivalled for vigor of growth, hpaJthiness, &c., and are
grown both upon the peae and quince stocks. His
Are also very fine, and are ofi'ered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
from former rates, especially to those who purchase in large quantities.
SCIONS are also furnished at the usual Nursery Prices.
.1^^ Those about to purchase, will do well to call and inspect the Trees,
Sic, at this establishment, before purchasing elsewhere.
October, 1852.
1 90 ADVEP^TISEMENTS.
BRISTOL GO UNTY
Blntual fm %umxmit Cntnpani},
Ofice 68 North Water Street, lew Bedford.
THB BRISTOL COUNTT
Insure against loss and damage by Fire, on Buildings only, not ex-
ceeding in amount three-fourths of the value of said buildings.
The present amount of property Insured by this Company is about
Each person, or company, by its agent, insured at this Office, becomes ipso
facto a member of the Corporation during the term for which he is insured.
The insured is required to give a deposite Note for such rate of premium
on the amount insured as may be agreed upon, and to pay at the time of
receiving his Policy, five per cent, on the amount of said Note.
The following case will explain the principle, viz :— A Policy is made on
a dwelling house for $2,000, for seven years, at a premium of eight per cent,
which is $160 ; for which sum the insured gives liis premium Note :
He pays cash, five per cent, ou the Note $8.00.
In case losses should exhaust the amount received on the premium Notes,
as aforesaid, tlien the insured will be liable to an assessment on said Notes.
Blank forms of applications for Insurance may be had at the office.
President,— KE.^V.Y H. CKAPO.
Secretary and Treasurer— 3 O^Y.Vll S. TILLINGHAST.
Trustees, Henry H. Crapo, Wm. H. Taylor, Edmund Gardner.
Directors. Henry H. Crapo, Charles L. Wood, Thomas Cook,
William H. Taylor, Edmund Gardner.
JOHN M. TABER,
And dealer in "^ |*
MECHANICS' TOOLS,
No. 20 Elm Street, - - Neio Bedford, Mass.
,SHIP ^S MIT II AND BLACKSMITH,
COMMERCIAL WHARF, NEW BEDFORD.
All kinds of Whalinfj Gear made to orde)' from the best materials.
Orders promptly attended to.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
191
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Wholesale dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Staple and Fancy Dry Ooods,
No. 16 South Water Street, - - New Bedford.
SEAMEN'S CLOTHING OE EVEEY DESCRIPTION.
1^^ Country Traders supplied on the most liberal termsj for casli or ap-
proved credit.
FAMILY GROCERIES AND SHIP STORES.
No. 3 50 Umo?i Street,
Constantly on hand a choice selection of
Family Groceries and Ship Stores,
ALSO
Underwood & Co.'s Preserved Meats, Fish, and Vegetables,
Warranted to keep.
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No. 62 Fur chase Street ^
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Wholesale and Ketail dealers in
Groceries, Provisioiis, Fruit and Ship Stores,
No. 118 Union Street, - Neta Bedford, Mass.
J. A. WOOD.
W. 0. BKOWNELL.
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ADVERTISTMENTS.
ARK B. PALMER,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVES,
Ships Camhooses, Hot Air Furnaces^ Shotuer Baths^^
Bathing Tubs,
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER WARE,
No. 28 Centre street and 69 Union street, Thornton's Block,
Manufacturer of
HARNESS, TRUNKS AND CAPS.
No. 9 Purchase Street^ . - . JS'ew Bedford, Mass.
Engine and Ship's Hose, Smith's Bellows, Fire Buckets, &c.
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he has
taken the large and commodious establishment hitherto conducted by
Mr. Ichabod Clapp, on Fourth, near the corner of Union street, wheres
he is prepared to accommodate his customers in a superior style, and
on as good terms as can be had at any other Livery establishment in
this City.
HF" Hacks, Cabs, and riding vehicles of any description may be
obtained at a moment's notice.
J. N. CRANDALL,
DEALER IN
0
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
And all kinds of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Piano Fortea for sale and to let. Instruments tuned and repaired with
neatness and despatch.
No. 15 Purchase Street,
9
New Bedford, Mass,
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ADVERTISEMENTS. IS
Of .-
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JOSEPH S. TILLINGHAST,
No. 58 North Water Street,
Is Agent for the following named Stock Companies, having a capital
of over
5VW5
AND ALL SAFELY INVESTED.,
Is now prepared to issue Policies on Cotton, Woolen, Oil and Candle
Factories, Oil Stored, Stores, Eurniture and Merchandize generally,
on as favorable terms as any good companies. The long standing
and honorable conduct of these companies is so well known in this
community that further comment is unnecessary.
The Providence Washington Insurance Company, of Providence,
Rhode Island, capital $200,000, Sullivan Dorr, President, Warren S-.
Greene, Secretary.
American Insurance Company, of Providence, Rhode Island, capital
$150,000, Allen 0. Peck, President, Walker Humphrey, Secretary.
Merchant's Insurance Company, of Providence, Rhode Island, capi-
tal $150,000, William Comstock, President, Walter Paine, Jr., Se-
cretary.
Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance Company, of Providence, R.
Island, capital $150,000, Luchet Mauran, President, Benjamin Ste-
vens, Secretary.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut, capital
$150,000, H. Huntington, President, Charles Taylor, Secretary.
-<Etna Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut, capital $200,000,
Thomas K. Brace, President, S. L. Loomis, Secretary.
Protection Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut, capital
$250,000, D. W. Clark, President, William Conner, Secretary.
Howard Fire Insurance Company, Lowell, Mass., capital $150,000,
•Oliver M. Whipple, President, Frederick Parker, Secretary.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company, of Springfield
Mass., Capital $150,000, Edmund Freeman, President, William Con-
ner, Jr., Secretary.
Western Massachusetts Insurance Company, Pittsfield, Mass.^
Capital $100,000, Charles M. Owen, President, J. C. Goodridge, Sec-
a-etary.
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ENTS,
HIP BREAD BAKERS,
No. 173 Union and No. 18 Centre Street, Neio Bedford,
Have constantly on hand at their store, 173 Union Street, every vari-
ety oi Bread, Cakes, Crackers, etc., prepared from the best
materials. They would also invite attention to their
No. 18 Centre street,
where they arc prepared to furnish Bread in quantities to suit
pm-chasers, and at
THE LOWEST PRICES.
BfHggist nn^ %nt!ifriin|,
NO. 91 UNION STREET, CORNER OF NORTH SECOND,
Opposite the 3Iansion House.
Particular attention given to putting up Medicine Cliests for Shii)S;
A competent person always present to dispense Medicines.
WILLIAM C. PARKER.
mi^^^
And dealer in
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS,
No. 49 North Second Street, - - - New Bedford, Mass
[IF^ Verdigris, Compositions for Vessel's bottoms, paints, oil, &c.
at shop on Fish Island, near the Railway.
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Dealer in
Dry Goods & Heady Made Clothing,
OF ALL KINDS.
NEW BEDFORD.
RHODE ISLAND AIR-TIGHT
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D;P=* Constantly manufactuiing every description of_Steam Eefined \
Confectf -- &c. &c.
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, ,Ai!i; THE t^EIGINAL KAUTIOAI, STOEK,
'NO. 44 NORTH WATER STREET, NEW nEBFORD.t
\... * Holds himself ready to serve all (except one) who "piay require srrrj
vices inlus line, to th« best of his ability. All repairs warranted. .;
, Nautical Instr'Smenxs, Books, &c., of thc^Hrst quality, for sale:
as low as can be bought elsewliere. , ':•■«■
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