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STIMPSON'S
BOSTON DIRECTORY;
.CONTAINING THE
NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS,
THEIR
OCCUPATIONS, PLACES OF BUSINESS, AND
DWELLING HOUSES,
AND THE
CITY REGISTER,
WITH LISTS OF THE
Streets, Humn antJ Ig^iiarijcis,
THE
CITY OFFICERS, PUBLIC OFFICES
AND BANKS,
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BOSTON:
CHARLES STIMPSON, JR.
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Abbreviations made use of in this Directory.
n. for near. c. and cor. for corner, h. for house, r.
for rear. ct. for court, pi. for place, wf for wharf
eq. for square. 1. for lane. c. r. for counting room,
op. for opposite, b'ds for boards. — The word street is
left out as superfluous.
CONTENTS.
City Register :
United States Officers 5
Custom House Officers 5
Consuls and Consular Agents residing in Boston 7
Commonwealth Officers 8
County Officers ^
Municipal Court 9
Court of Common Pleas 9
Police Court for the City of Boston - - - 9
City Officers 10
Constables -------12
Undertakers _>.---- 13
Fire Department ------ 13
Banks in Boston ------ 13
Insurance Offices ------ 21
Provident Institution for Savings - - - 27
Savings Bank for Seamen - - - - 27
Massachusetts General Hospital - - - 28
Boston Dispensary for Medical Relief of the Poor 29
N. E. Institution for the Education of the Blind 30
Charitable Societies 30
Churches and Ministers - - - - - 30
Physicians and Surgeons ----- 32
Arrival and Departure of Stages - - - 34
Baggage Waggons ------ 39
Division of the Wards - - - - - 39
Public Buildings, Societies, Newspapers, &c. - 41
Hotels, Taverns, «&.c. ------ 45
Nurses - - - 47
Streets, Courts and Places 47
Wharves 58
Directory :
Names, Occupation, &c. of the Inhabitants - 61
Colored Persons 390
Omissions, Removals, &c. - - - - - 396
1831.
Names in the Directory, 12,295
Increase 402
1832.
1833.
12,697
236
12,933
840
1834.
13,773
840
Total
- - 12,697 I 12,933 ] 13,773 | 14,613
Names expunged this year (1835) - - 2,752
" added 3,.592
Removals, &c. 3,832
Whole number of alterations - - - 10,176
CITY REGISTER.
U^^ITED BTILTHS OFFICERS.
President U. S. Andrevv Jackson.
Vice President, Martin Van Buren.
Secretary of State, .lolm Forsylli.
Secretary of the Treasury, Levi Woodbury.
Secretary of War, Lewis Cass.
Secretary of the J\'avy, Mahlon Dickerson.
Post Master General, Amos Kendall. i
Jittorney General, Benjamin F. Buller.
Chief Justice, John IVlarghall.
RESIDING IN BOSTON.
District Judge, Hon. Jolin Davis.
District Attorney, John iVlills, office Barrister's Hall.
District Clerk, Francis BasseU, oftice Barrister's Hall.
.Marshal of the Dist. Jonas L. tSibley, off. Barrister's i:lall.
Deputy Xlarsh/iJs, Horatio Bass and Henry Harris.
JVavy Jigent, Daniel D. Brodbead, bead of S. Market st.
Army Paymaster, D. S. Townsend, office 80 Pleasant
Assistant Quarter Master U. S. A. Capt. H. W. Fitz-
huiib, office r*ernberlon Hill, Tremont ;
U. S. Arsenal, at Watertown. Major Craig, Com.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
DISTKICT OF BOSTON AND CHAKLtSTOWN.
Tbe Custom House opens in tbe Summer season at 9
o'clock, A. M. and shuts at 2 o'clock, P. M. In the
Winter it opens at 10 o'clock, A. M. and shuts at 2
o'clock, P. M. On Saturday afternoons, it opens one
hour for the clearance of coasters. Office, Custom-
house street.
Collector's Office.
/ David Henshaw, Collector.
John Bingham, Duty- Bond Accountant.
Charles J. F. Allen, Principal Dehenture Cleric.
Ebenezer Hathorne, Dcbent. Account, and Book'KeepfH^*
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6 REGISTER.
Deputy Collecior''s Department.
Adams Bailey, Deputy Collector.
Edward W. P;irker, Cashier and Booh-Keeper.
John T. Prince, B. Clerk and 6'. Book-Kteper.
Samnel Drapnr, ^^sslstant S. Clerk.
Rutiis M. Gay, Import Clerk.
William Allirje, Impost Book-Kceper.
Foreis^n Clearance and Coasting Department.
William A Wtjllman, Principal Clerk.
William Rovvson, Manne Clerk.
Samuel WhUc(>mb,jr. Coastwise Clerk.
George B. Welltnan, .^Isslstant Coastwise Clerk.
JYaval Office.
Isaac O. Barnes, JVaval Offi,cer.
Edward ¥. Bunnell, Deputy JVaval Officer.
E. A. Clary, Clerk.
Surveijor''s Office.
John McNiel, Surveyor. Hii<fh Jameson, Deputy do.
1. W. S. McNiel, Clerk.
Keeper of the Custom House and Messenger^ Nath'l Paine.
Inspectors jor the District of Boston and
Charlestown.
Joseph W. Homer Thomas Pitts John Kendell
Darius Boardman, Lewis Ijorow E. M.Cunningham
and, Store A^ee/^er Josiah Newhall John BanrJior
of Spirits S/' IVines Benjamin VVhipplerratifis McKeniia
R. B. Hewes Samuel Jones Ezra ftfud^^e
Joseph Stevens Nahum Ball George Wardwcll
Ehenez. Clapp, jr. John D. Dyer N. K. iSeaton
John Muzzy William Winn Josiah Dunham, jr.
Jedediah LiViroln, Hinglmm. L. Souther, Cohusset.
W. B. Diiggan, Dorchester and Qnincy.
Weighers and Gangers, Boston and Charlestown.
Joseph Li»ring J. M. Fiske Tlieodore Dexlerfl
Thomas M.Vmson A.H.Ward James Estabrooks
Nallianiel Tracry
Measurers of Salt and Coal.
Thaddeus Pa^e Joseph N. Howe W. P. Loring
Jgneph GrtiAoQ Andrew Green
CUSTOM-HOUSE OFFICERS. — CONSULS. 7
S. A. Allen, Public Store Keeper.
Darius Board in an, Store Keeper of Spirits and Wines.
George Kuhn, Marker and Prover of Spirits and Wines.
Public Appraisers^ Office.
John Crowninsliield, Levi R. Lincoln, Prin. .Appraisers.
Samne! Eveletli, J. P. Robinson, .Assist.' do.
William H. Burbeck, Clerk.
Appraisers' Office, opposite Custom House.
F. VV. Baker, J. C. Cone, Square Yard Measurers.
G. M. Hallibm-ton, Invoice Clerk.
George Carpenter, Mes.^engcr.
John RedJing, Jacob Tarr, E. O. Torrey, Laborers m
j9ppraiseis' Store.
Boar 'ling Officer of the Cvsfnrns avd Copt. Bev Barge^
Joseph, W. Horner. Office at the end of Long wf.
Bargemen to Cus. Hinise BorfTc. — Wisvvell W.idsworth,
Coxf-u-'ain ; James Ketlell, Anthony Cline, H. B.
MotRt, Bargemen.
Conimnnder of Rcvenve Cutter, Lewis Girdler.
^st Lieutenant, S. P. Scott. 2d do. Thomas Stoddard.
RKSIDING IN BOSTON.
British — George Manners, 48 India street.
Brit. Vice Consul — Robert C. Manners, 48 India street.
French Comnier. Jigent — A. F, Picquet. 9 Atkinson st.
Spanish Vice Consvt — Antonio G. Vega, 81 Was)i. st.
Consul for the Netherlands — Thos. Dixon, 41 India wf.
Swedish and Korv:egion — C. Edward Habicht, India wf.;
Hamburg Vice Consul — C. Knorre, 70 Stale street.
Portuguese Vice Consul — Philip Marett, 5 Kneeland st.
Colombian Vice Cnu. — Jas. Andrews, office 8 Central wf.
hrazilian Vice Con. — Archibald Foster, at Granite Bank,
Commerciril wharf.
Vice Consul for the Kingdom, of the Two Sicilies — Tas-
kcr H Swett, IG Custoin-Hoiise street.
Mexican Vice Cnvsa' — Edward Cabitr. (51 State street.
Jielgtan Consul — Eugene A. Homer, 44 India wharf.
S ■ REGISTER.
COMMOIi^'^ZiilliTXI OFFICERS.
Governor.
His Honor Samuel T. Armstrong, Lieutenant Governor.
Council. — Hon. James Savage, Howard Lathrop,
James Richardson, Benjamin Sheldon, David Wilder,
Charles J. Holmes, Jonathan Hartwell, Loammi Bald-
win, Asa W. Wildes.
Edward D. Bangs. Esq. Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Wm. Tufts, Chief Clerk. Clias. W. Lovett, Clerk.
Hezekiah Barnard, Esq. Treasurer and Receiver Gene-
, rat of the Comrnonioealth. Jos. Foster, ^st Clerk.
J. 1. Linzee, 2d Clerk. Offices in State House.
Hon. George Bliss, President of the Senate.
SUFFOLK SENATORS.
Hon. Horace Mann Hon. Franklin Dexter
Hon. John C. Gray Hon. Henry J. Oliver
Hon. Daniel Messinger Hon. Jacob Hail
BOSTON REPRESENTATIVES.
Samuel Aspinvvall, Joseph T. Adams, James Barry,
Levi Bartlett, George Blake, John P. Bigelow, Abner
Bourne, James Boyd, Levi Brigham, William Brigham
Edward Brooks, Noah Brooks, Samuel Chessman, Zebe
dee Cook, jr., Benjamin Dodd, John L: Dimmock, Sam
uel t)orr, Ezra Dyer, Oliver Eldridge, William T. Eustis
Ale.xanderH. Everett, Steplwm Fairbanks, Luther Faulk
ner, Benjamin Fiske, Henry Farnum, Henry D. Gray
Nathan Gurney, Sainu(;l D. Harris, Nathaniel Hammond
Joseph S. Hastings, Daniel Henchman, Thomas Hunt
ing, John Knapp, Henry W. Kinstmm, Henry Lee
William Lawrence, Joseph M. Leavitt, Joseph Lewis
Charles Leighton, Charles Lincoln, Winslovv Lewis, jr.
Hugh Montgomery, James Means, Thomas Minns
Thomas Motley, George W. Otis, Theophiliis Parsons
Oliver VV. B. Peabody, James Ridgway, Henry Rice
Henry G. Rice, Thomas Richard.^on, Jeffrey Richardson
Simon W. liobinson, Edward H. Robi)ins, Benjamin T
Reed, Benjamin Russell, Daniel Safford, Norman Sea-
ver, Thomas J. Shelton, William Sturgis, Benjamin
Stevens, Asa Swallow, Robert C. Winthrop, Thomas
Wetmore, Isaac Waters, Francis O. Watts.
COUNTY OFFICERS. 9'
coxyuTir officehs.
Juflga of Prohaie — JttsflA) }i:\\l.
Register uf Probate — John Heard.
Sheriff of t/ie Coimty — Charles; P. Siimrter.
JJeputy Sheriffs — Henry H. Hiig^eford, Prince Snow,.|
Daniel Parkniiin, Thoinns Slephensun.
County Jailer — TJioinas SupheiL-ori.
Coroners — Prijico Snnvv, f>benezer Jshute, Mace Smith.
Prdhale Courts ftyr this County are hnlden every Mon-
day in the year, excepting the fiist Monday in euch
month, at the Prnbale Office in the Ct»unl.y Court House.
Aotaries Public. — William Stevenson, 51 State street;
Stephen Codman, Howard street ; Samuel Jackson
Prescoit ; Charles , Hay war<l, 49 State ; John J. Loring,
South Bank ; Thoiuas A. Dexter, 6 City Hall ; Robert
Rogers, 7 (/ongress street.
Register of Deeds. — Henry AUine, office County Ct. H.
County Treasurer. — Richard D. Harris, off. City Hall.
Joint Clerks of the Supreme Judicial Court and Court
of Common. Pleas for the County. — Charles A. Parker,
Geurge C. Wilde. Office County Court House.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
Hon. Peter O. Thacher, Judge. >
Samuel D. Parker, Jlttorney.
Thomas W. Phillips, Clerk.
Henrv Homer, Crier.
The Municipal Court is hoiden the first Monday in
each month. j)
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. \
Hon. Artemas Ward, Chief Justice.
Hon. Solomon Stronji, Leominster, )
Hon. John M. Williams, Taunton, \ Associate Justices.
Hon. David Cummins, Salem, )
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POLICE COURT FOR THE CITY OF BOSTON,
AND Jt' STICKS COURT FOR THE COTJNTV OF SUFFOLK.
W^illinm Simmons.)
John G. Rogers, > Justices.
James C Merrill, )
Thomas Power, Clerk.
Williaai Knapp, Jiasistant Clerk,
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10 REGISTER,
The Police Court sits every day, forenoon and after-
noon, commencing at 9 o'clock, A.M.
The Justices Court for the County of Suffolk, which
is the Court for the trial of Civil Actions, under $20, sits
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 9 o'clock, A. M. in
the Court House, Leveret street.
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Board of Accounts for the County of Suffolk.
Judge of Prohate Court, Judge of Municipnl Court,
and Justices of the Police Court, members ex-officio.
William Knapp, Secretary.
The Board meets the first and last Mondays in each
month, and once in three months to inspect the jail, and
other places of imprisonment, by direction of law.
CITY OFFICHRS.
THEODORE LYMAN, JR. Mayor.
Aldermen.
*Winslow Lewis Josiah Dunham Samuel Greele
John B. McCleary Nathan Gurney Jos. H. Hayward
Charles Leighton Samuel A. Eliot
Common Council.
JosiAH Q,uiNCY, Jr. President.
Ward No. 1 . Ward Xo. 4. Ward JVo. 7.
Henry D. Gray Moses Grant Josiah Quincy, Jr.
Isaac Harris George W.GordonWilliam T. Eustis
Caleb G. Loring Benajah Brigham Horatio M. Willis
Robert Keith Henry Lincoln James Means
Ward JVo. 2. JVard JVo. 5. Ward JVo. 8.
John W. James Calvin Washburn Benjam. A. Gould
Thomas Holiis Enoch Holiart Zebedee Cook, Jr.
Stephen W. OlneyAbr. W. BlanchardDaniel L. Gibbons
Lewis Josselyn John C. Park James Harris
Ward JVo. 3. Ward A'o. 6. Ward JVo. 9.
Simon G. Shipley Jesse Shaw Eliphalet Williams
John Snelling Amos Wood Edward Crufl, Jr.
George W. Smith Jonathan CliapmanEbenezer Bailey
William T. Spear Stephen Titcorab Horace Dupee
CITY OFFICERS. 11
Ward Xo. 10. Ward JVo. 11. Ward .Yo. 12.
Solomon Piper Philip M;irett Tlionia-s Hunting
Richard S. Fay Riiel Baker William B. Dorr
Israel Martin Elias B. Thayer John Green, Jr.
Jedediah Tutlle John Thompson John B. Stebbins
Samuel F. M'Cieary, City CJcrlc.
Richard G. Wait, Clerk of the Common Council.
Richard D. Harris, City and County Treasurer.
William Hayden, Jr. Auditor of Jiccounts.
John PicUeritig, City Solicitor.
Benjamin Pollard, City Marshal.
Charles B. Wells, ? n . /-, w / ;
,j 1 ■ 1 i^ 1 } Deputy City Mars/ials.
Hezeliiah Larl, )
Jerome V. C. Smith, Resident Physician.
John Mi not, Keeper of Hospital Island.
George P. Tewksbury, Captain of the Quarantine Boat.
Samuel H. Hevves, Superintendent of Burial Grounds.
Zephaniah Sampson, Superintendent of Streets.
Caleb Hay ward, Clerk of Faneuil Hall Market,
Flavel Case, Cupt. Hatch and Superintendent of Lamps.
William Warner, Superintendent of Korth Free Bridge.
Royal Oliver, Superintendent of South Free Bridge.
Johnson Colby, Messenger.
Consulting Physicians.
Drs. John C. Warren, Benjamin Shurtleff, George Hay-
ward, John Randall, George C. Shattuck,
Overseers of the Poor.
Ward No. 1. Josepii Lewis. Ward 7. Henry Edwards.
No. 2. Nathan Carrulh. No. 8. James H. Foster.
No. 3. Thomas S. Pitman. No. 9. Ambrose Seaton.
No. 4. Julius A. Palmer. No. 10. Rieh'd A. Newell.
No. 5. Daniel Henchman. No. 11. Perez Gill.
No. C. Billings Briggs. No. 12. Alvan Simonds.
School Committee.
Ward No. 1. Justin Field. Ward No. 7. Geo. E. Head.
2. Charles A. Macomber. 8. George Ripley.
3. Ezra Palmer, jr. 9. Alexander Young.
4. Joseph Eveleth. 10. Stephen Fairbanks.
5. Samuel Barrett. 11. Marshall S. Perry.
6. William Minot. 12. Benjamin Whitteraore.
S. F. M'Cieary, Secretary.
12 , REGISTER.
Directors of ihe House of Industry.
Richards Cliild, Aaron 1'. Cleaveland, Joseph Lewis,
Henry Edwards, JVlo.-es VVI)oeler, Dani<d Htnichiuan,
Alvan Siniorids; Josiah Pi( rce, Charles F Barnard.
John Porter, Superialendent.
Overseers of the House of Correction.
Luther Faulkner, Gror^e Darracott, Daniel Hastings,
William T. Andrews, Billin;:s Brig;js.
Cljarles Rohhins, blaster.
Directors of the House of Reformation for
Juvenile Offenders,
John Rayner, Henry F. Baker, George B. Emerson,
Zaehariah Jelhson, Edward Brooks, John L. Dinuuockj
Joseph Hay, J^arra Crane, John D. Fisher.
Francis C. Whislon, Superintendent.
Assessors.
Samuel Norwood, Henry Bass, Thomas Jackson.
Constables.
Elisha Copeland, Jonathan Presrott, Thomas Holden,
George Reed, Josiah Baldwin, Horatio Bass, Eh«'nezer
Trescott, Elisha V. Glover, Ebenezer Shnte, George
Roltinson, James Pierce, Michael Riley, John Henry,
William Andrews, Willard Clongli, Derastus Clapp,
John Reed, Malthins Ellis, Richard Hosea, Benjamin
Brown, jr., Winthrop G. Babbit, William Loring.
Superintendent of Puhlic Lands. — Abner Bourne.
Surveyor General of Lumber. — George W. Otis,
Sealer of Boats and Lighters. — Caleb Loring, Jr.
Crier. — James Wilson.
Hay Weighers. — John R. Bradford, Ebenezer Clough.
Sealers of Weights and Measures. — Amos Stevens,
John M. Dearborn.
Fence Viewers. — Nathaniel Bradlee, Romanus Emer-
son, Rolun Hartshorn, Abel Hewins.
Cullers of Dry Fish. — Benjamin Clark, Benjamin
Luckis,, Nathaniel Howe, Charles L. Pook.
Cullers of Hoops and Staves. — James Brown, Benja-
min Clark, Nathaniel Howe, Charles L. Pook.
Inspectors o/Lewtc— -Francis James, Samuel Sprague.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. 13
Assay Master. — Louis A. Lauriat.
Hogrecvf^s, Haytcards and Field Drivers. — John B.
Braid, John Mead.
Pound, Keeper. — John 3Iead.
Sur7)eyors of Hernp. — S. Devens, Benjamin Rich.
Measurers of Wood coming to the City by Land — John
R. Bradford, James Wilson, William Shaltuck, Samuel
Phillips, Moses Hadley, William FisU.
Measurers of Wood brouoht in by Water. — Jonathan
Thaxtcr, Distrift No. 1. VVarren Bowker, District No.
2. Daniel A. Rogers, District No. 3. Josiah Haskell,
District No. 4.
Undertakers.— ^amue.\ Winslovv, Martin Smith, Henry
Davis, Joseph Wilcut, Thomas Murray, John Deluce,
Oliver B. Alexander, Cyrus Babbit, Thomas Haskell,
John B. Braid, Stephen S. Andrews, Joseph WilcuU, jr.,
Thomas Andrews, Edward Barrington, Jonathan Ath-
erton, Francis Dillaway.
Fins DIIPARTS»IB2TT.
Assistant Engineers.
John Hammond James G. Satiderson
Henry Smith Richard A. Newell
David Kimball Charles S. Clark
George M. Smith John Shellon
William G. Eaton Theodore Washburn
Asa Swallow Thomas B. Warren
Eikr^ICS 157 BOSTON.
BRANCH OF U. STATES BANK.— 32 State.
William Appleton, Prcs. — Samuel Frothingham, Cash.
Directors, elected .Vor^wfier 29, 1834.— William Ap-
pleton, Thomas G. Cary, Horace Gray, George Hallet,
John Hooper, A. C. Lombard, JamiiS K. Mills, James
W. Paige, Daniel P. Parker, John Farker, R. D. Shep-
herd, Francis Stanton, William Sturgis.,
1st Teller, Thomas Wiley. 2d Teller, Thomas L.
Hutchinson. }st Eook-Kccper, iohu Tucl<er. 2d Book-
Keeper, Charles Bartlett. Discount Clerk, Thomas Wat-
erman. Collection Clerk, Gardner L. Chandler. Mcs-
senger, Wni. L. Cazneau, Porter, Wyman Osborn.
14 REGISTER.
LOAN OFFICK DF.PARTMENTc
Transfer and Interest Clerk, O. W. Champney,.
PENSION DEPARTMENT.
Pension Clerk, John S. Lilley.
The Boston Banks elect their Officers in Oct, annually.
ATLANTIC BANK.— 8 Kilby.
Capital $500,000.
riiny Cutler, President. — Benjamin Dodd, Cashier.
Directors. — Piiny Cuflfr, Henry F. Paker, Jeierniah
Hill, James Johnson. William F. Otis, William G. Lam-
bert, Francis Fisher, Montii;omory Newell, James Pick-
ens. S. Philbiick. B. D. Whitney, Amasa Walker.
Teller, Richard Ward. Book-Keeper, Thomas Drown.
Messenger, James Adams.
AMERICAN BANK.— 70 State.
Capital $500,000.
Benjamin Fiske, President. — W. H. Odiorne, Cashier.
Directors. — Benjainin Fiske, John S. Wriirht, Levi
Brigham. Paul Farniim, Artlnir FruMcii, W. H. Gardi-
ner, B. B. Grant, Gcorjie Odiome.
Teller, Thotnas l>. Fearing. Book-Keeper, James
Steele. Messenger, Thomas J. Bay ley.
ATLAS BANK. -Congress.
Capital $500,000.
Edward Eldrediie^ President. — Joseph White, Cashier.
Directors. — Edward Eldredge, George P. Bangs, John
Borland, William Hales, Henry Lee.
Book-Keeper, James Russell. Messenger, William
Beck. Solicitor, Theophilus Parsons.
Discount daily.
BOSTON BANK.— 4(i State.
Capital $000,000.
Phineas Upham, President. — James C. Wild, Cashier.
Directors. — N;ithan Appleton, Daniel C. Bacon, Josi-
ah Bradlee, Sauuiel P. Blake, Samuel Cabot, Thomas
B. Curtis, William J. Loring, Robert G. Shaw, William
Sullivan, Henry Uphruju
Solicitor, Wm. Sullivan. Teller, Robert Lash. Book'
Keeper, Charles liaujuiatt. Messenger, (j'eurge Brecken-
ridge. Discount every day.
BANKS. 15
COLUMBIAN BANK— 34 State.
Capital $.'>00,(100.
Joseph Tilden, President. — William Coffin, Cashier.
Directors — Palrick T. Jackson, (ifeorge W. Lyman,
Thomas iVIotley, John (if. Torrey, J. J. Mason, William
Amnry, Jolin T. Co<iliJiie, John Pickering.
Teller, Thomas Swan. Book-Keeper, George Cnsh-
ing. Messenger, James Keen. Snlicitur, John Picker-
ing. Discount every day.
COMMONWEALTH BANK.— 47 State.
Capital $500,000.
John K. Simpson, President. — Charles Hood, Cashier.
Directors. — John K. Simpson, Adams Bailey, Samnel
D. Bradford, Andrew Durdap, Oliver Fletcher, John
Henshaw, Hall J. How, Willianj Freeman, Elisha Parks,
Samuel S. Lewis. F. S. Carrulh.
1^/ 7'e//er, William Blaney. 2d Teller, F. W.Br](]ge.
Book- Keeper, J. N. Farrar. Discount Clerk, Alhert Fitz.
Messenger, Edward Barry. Porter, Lewis Jones.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays.
CITY BANK.— 61 State.
Capital $1,000,000.
Geo. Brinley, President — Eliplialet Williams, Cashier.
Directors. — Isaac Bangs. Martin Brimmer, Thomas
Cordis, Luther Faulkner, Phincas Foster, Jesse Putnam,
Samuel K. Williairis.
Teller, Francis Everett. ^Book-Keeper, Charles W.
I'aylor. Discount Clerk, C. W. Hnlbrook. Messenger,
Andrew Johonnot. Porter, Augustus Baird.
Discount every day.
COMxMERCIAL BANK— 91 State.
Capital $r)0(),000.
Parker H. Pierce, President.— J osvph Andrews, Cashier.
Directors— Parker H. Pierce, John Albree, William
Graves, Israel Lombard, Isaac Livermore, I. Scholfiejd,
jr. Phitieas Spragiu!, Lsaac P. Townsend, A. B Wes-
ton, Wm. S. Bridge, John H. Pearson, Wm. Perkins.
Teller, Timothy Bryant. Book-Keeper, Jonas Ben-
nett. Messenger, Gilman Davis.
EAGLE BANK —61 State.
Capital $500,000.
TituB Welles, President.— John J. Fiske, Cashier.
16 REGISTER.
Directors. — William Almy, C. W. Cartwright, Benja-
min French, William Goddard, Andrew Cunningham,
Elijah Loring, Francis Skinner, William B. Swell, John
Skinner, Benjamin L.Thompson, John Williams.
Teller, Ilenry B. Odiorne. Book-Keeper, Joshua P.
Blanchard. Messenger, Ebenozer Sampson.
Discount days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
FRANKLIN BANK.— South Boston.
Capital $150,000.
Thomas Richardson, Pres — Benj. F. Hathorne, Cashier.
Directors. — Thomas Richardson, Josiah Dunham,
Thomas R. Dascomb, John H. Biid, Wm. H. Howard,
Hugh Montgomery, Ebenezer Stevens, Alvan Simonds,
John Mears, Ebenezer Hayward, Peleg Churchill.
Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.
FULTON BANK.— 87 State.
Capital $500,000.
AmosBinney, Pres — Joseph C.Brodhead, Cashier.
Uirectors. — Amos Binney, Samiiel J. Bridge, John
M. Fiske, Daniel Hastings, John C. Hayden, Nestor
Houghtor), Jonathan Howard, Reuben A. Lamb, Joseph
Mariner, John Mellen, John K. Simpson, jr., H. B.
Townsend.
Teller, Charles Hartshorn. Booh-Kceper, J. D. Ad-
ams. Messenger, S. E. Emmons.
Discount days, Wedtiesdays and Saturdays.
/ GLOBE BANK.— 22 State.
Capital $1,000,000.
James Read, President. — Charles Sprague, Cashier.
Directors. — James Read, Abel Adams, Stephen Fair-
banks, Henry Hall, John Lamson, Payson Perrin, Lsaac
C. Pray, John F. Priest, Ignatius Sargent, Benjamin Sea-
ver, Enoch Silsby.
1st Teller, Calvin Whiting. 2d Teller, C. F. Blanch-
ard. Book-Keeper,0\\\GV G()\e. Discount Cleric, John
Adams. Assistant Clerk, Charles R. Hayward. Mes-
senger, William S. Nichols. Porter, Chauncey Peck.
Solicitor, Charles P. Curtis.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays.
GRANITE BANK.— Commercial Wharf.
Capital $500,000.
John Binney, Pr6«</enf.— Archibald. Ffjster, Cashier.
BANKS. 17
Directors. — J. Binney, Benson Leavitt, J. Keltell,
S.H.Rich, J. B. TreiueiH, B. Dodd, F. Goi.ld, J. V.
Bacon, F. G. Sliaw, Geo. Denny, J. McGregor, JN. Faxon,
'^''' HAMILTON BANK— 53 State.
Capital $500,000.
Wm. Thorndike, Piesi.dait. — Josej h Hull, jr. Cashier.
Directors. — Williani Thorndike, Henry Ciibot, James
Gushing, Daniel Denny, J. W. Edtnands, Ebenezer Fran-
cis, George H. Kuhn, Willirxni Pliipps, VVillard Sayles,
Thomas VVigglesworlh, Marshall P. Wilder.
Teller, Otis Turner. Book- Keeper, Joseph L. Ham-
amond. tMssistant Clerk and Messenger, Henry Hooper.
Sorter, Horace L. Temple.
' HANCOCK BANK.— Merchant's Row.
Capital $500,000.
Daniel D. Brodhead, Pres. — Edward S. Erving, Cash.
Directors. — Dan.D. Brodhead, Richard Cobb, James
C Dunn, Rufus Kendrick, George VV. Lewis, L. M.
Parker, Richard Soule, Sle[)hen White.
Teller, iSaniuel B. Dyer. Bonk- Keep er,F.\\\s B. Green.
Messenger, Benjamin H. Barnes.
Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
MARKET BANK— City Wharf.
Capital $500,000.
WiHiam B. Reynolds, P/es— S.im'l O. Mead, Cashier.
Directors. — William B. Reynolds, Josiah Stickney,
C. O. Whitmore, W. H, Delano, D. R. Griggs, John A.
McGavv, A. H. Bowman, Benjamin Sewail.
Teller, Samuel P. Oliver. Book-Keeper, Jonathan
Brown, jr. Messenger, George Cvdfis. Purser, Charles
S. Evans.
MASSACHUSETTS BANK.— 64 State.
Capital $800,000.
William Parson.s, President. — Samuel Pay son, Cashier.
Directors — William Parsons, Joseph Head, John L.
Gardner, John Parker, jr., Jonathan Phillips, William
D. Sohier, Samuel Torrey, Edward Tuckerman, Isaac
Winslow,
Teller, Edward Sharp. Book-Keeper^ James Dodd.
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18 REGISTER.
Discount Clerk, John H. Bowes. Messenger, Thomas
Hooper.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays.
MERCHA^TS' BANK.— 65 State.
Capmal- $750,000.
Mark Healey, President — Franklin Haven, Cnslder.
Directors. — Nathaniel V. Ciinningham, Ciiarles Ellis,
Luke Fay, JVlark Healey, Samuel Henshaw, John B.
Jone.s. Cushiiiii Mitchell, John C. Proctor, Jonas L. Sib-
ley, William 'i'uckerman, Edmund VVinchester.
/"c/Zfir. Thomas VV. Hooper. Discount C/erA;, Charles
H. Eldridire. Collection Clerk, John Chorley. Book'
Keeper, E. H, Severance. Messenger, Chester Sessions.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays,
NEW ENGLAND BANK— 07 State.
Capital $1,000,000.
Philip IVIarett, President. — E. P. Cliirk, Cashier.
Directors —Philip MarcJtt, Samuel Dorr, Henry Gas-
sett, Natlnmic! Godilard, Mace Tisdale, John D^ Wil-
liams, Williiui) P. Winchester, Willi im VVorthington.
]st Tdler, Chnilcs Nichols. 2d Teller, S. T. Thomp-
son. Book-Keeper, John G. Nazro. Discount Clerk, E.
P. Clark. Messenger and Porter, George Gibson.
Discount daily.
NORTH BANK.— 2G North Market.
Capital $750,000.
John W. Trull, President. — Gurdon Steel, Cashier.
Directors. — John W. Trull, Jonas B. Brown, Isaiah
Banjrs, James Davis, Oliver Eldredjic, A. H. Fiske, H,
B. Humphrey, John T. Heard, Calvin Washburn, E.
Williams, jr. Henry D. Gray.
Teller, P. H. White. Book-Keeper, William M. Pray.
Messenger^ Joseph W. Newell.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays.
ORIENTAL BANK.— 88 State.
Capital $750,000.
George W. Pratt, President. — Marcus Whiting, Cashier.
Directors. — .losiali Pii^rce, J. Quiticy, jr. t^dward Cre-
hore, Thatcher Magoun, jr. F, E. White, J. M. Brown,
BANKS. 19
WiHiam T. Eustis, E. H. Little, Charles Leighton,
Henry Wirisor.
\ St Teller, George F. Cook. Book-Keeper, WiWidim
W. Willurd. Messenger, William Raymond, 2d.
SOUTH BANK.— 40 State.
Capital $500,000.
John Preston. President. — Jolin J. Loring, Cashier.
Directors. — WilTuun B. Doir, Benjamin Freeman,
Freeman Fislier, Robert Edes, Prentiss Holibs, T. C.
Kf.nd.'ill, Isaac Means, Soluinon Piper, J(din Preston, A.
W. Tliaxter, jr. J(»hn Clark, James Weld.
Teller, S. G. Davis. Book-Keeper, Joshua Child.
Messenger, William H. Wlieeler.
STATE BANK.— .5:^ State.
Capital $1,800,000.
E. A. Bourne, President. — George Homer, Cashier.
Directors — Samuel Austin, jr. Benjamin Ban<:s, Levi
Bartlett, E. A. Bourne, Charles Henshaw, David Ellis,
Jacob Hall, Thomas 'Hiacher, J. H. Wolcott, Thomas
P. Cii.cliitig, Samuel H. Babcock.
}st Teller, Lucian Skinner. 2d Teller, Sylvester T.
Goss. ist Book-Keeper, William E. Vincent. 2d Book-
Keeper, Henry Pierce. Discount Clerk, Jonathan Call.
Messenger, James H. Foster, jr. Porter, John White.
Solicitor, James T. Austin.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays.
SUFFOLK BANK.— 65 State.
Capital $750,000.
Henry B. Stone, Prcs. — Matthew S. Parker, Cashier.
Directors. — Joseph Baker, John Belknap, Geo. Bond,
Eben. Breed, Samuel Hubbard, Wni. Lawrence, John A.
Lowell, James Means, Benjamin R. Nichols, Jeffrey
Richardson, Nathaniel P. Russell, Henry B. Stone.
Paying Teller, Henry Jaques. Receiving Teller, Hen-
ry Burroughs. Book-Kecper, Isaac C. Brewer. Dis-
count C/erA-, Charles Emerson. Assistant Clerks, AUxq^
Skelton, Cyrus Smith. Porter, Rand Lord.
Foreign Money Clerks. — William Grubb, jr. D. H.
Belknap, J. Grubb, John Lakeman.
Discount days, Wednesdays and Saturdaj^s.
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TRADERS' BANK— 9 India.
Capital $500,000.
David Dudley, Pres. — Epliruini L. Frotliin^ham, Cashier.
Directors. — Benjuiriin F. Copeland, Jusliua Crane,
David Dudley, Jabez Fisher, Prince Hawes, Jabez C.
Howe, Deming Jarvis, Tiiomas Lord, George W. Crocii-
elt, George Seaver, Zachariah Jellison, Henry Smitli.
Teller, Thomas Browne, jr. Book-Keeper^ Jeremiah
Gore, jr. Messenger, Thomas O. Brackelt. Solicilory
Francis O. Watts.
TREMONT BANK, 41 State.
Capital $.500,000.
S. T. Armstrong, President. — James Dalton. Cashier.
Directors. — Vj. T. Andrews, S. T. Armstrong, Caleb
Curtis, A. T. Hall, E. Train, H. H. Fuller, George A.
Goddard, Isaac Stevens, G. Wheelock.
Teller, Amos T. Frotliingham. Book-Keeper, Na-
thaniel Clapp. Messenger aud Porter, Charles Slearns.,
Discount every day.
UNION BANK —40 State.
Capital 800,000.
Samuel Fales, Pres. — Chester Adams, Cashier.
Directors. — Lnke Carter, P. R. Dalton, Samuel Fales^
Jeremiah Fiicli, Ozias Goodwin, Giles Lodge, Thaddeus
Nichols, jr. John Stearns, Thos. B. Wales, Mos. Wheeler.
Teller, Samuel Parker. Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Em-
mons. Discount Clerk, William Furness. Messenger^
Jonathan Trott. Porter, Oliver Jaquith.
Discount daily.
WASHINGTON BANK.— 471 Washington.
Capital $500,000.
Aaron Baldwin, President. — D. A. Sigourney, Cashier..
Directors. — Aaron Baldwin, Thomas Brewer, J. P.
Cooke, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, Francis Jackson,.
Josiah Stedman, John Thompson, Moses Williams.
Teller, J. J. Soren. Book-Keeper, J. A. Richards.
Messenger^
INSURANCE OFFICES. 21
zxTBURAisrcz: offices.
American Insurance Company.
54 Stale. — Capital $300,000. Dividends Jan. and July.
Francis J. Oliver, President. — Chs. Stimpson, Sec'y.
Directors. — Nathan Appleton, Samuel Appleton,
Benjamin A. Gould, John Heard, jr. Caleb Loring, Sam-
uel May, F. J. Oliver, P. P. Pope, Benjamin Rich,
Robert G. Shaw, Horace Gray, Lot Wheelwright, Isaac
Winslow.
Atlas Insurance Company.
31 State.— Capital $300,000. Div. Jan. and July.
Samuel A. Wells, Pres. — Andrew C. Dorr. jr. Secretary.
Directors. — S. A. Wells, John Borland, George B.
Blake, George Brinley, Edward Cruft, Richard Devens,
Thomas Dennie, Edward Eldredge, John Harris, James
Harris, Joseph W. Lewis, W. W. Parrott, R. D. Shep-
herd, Phineas Sprague, Jeremiah Kahler.
Messenger, William L. Barnes.
Atlantic Insurance Company.
29 State.— Capital $250,000. Div'ds Jan. and July.
Francis Watts, President. — Robert Farley, Secretary.
Directors. — S. D. Bradford, Charles Brown, Joseph
V. Bacon, Deming Jarvis, Jabez How, Zachariah Jelli-
son, Thaddeus Nichols, jr., Henry Oxnard.
Boston Marine Insurance Company.
52 State. — Capital $300,000. Dividends June and Dec.
Daniel Sargent, President. — Joseph May, Sec'y.
Directors. — Henry F. Baker, Edmund Baylies, Geo.
B. Cary, Thomas B. Curtis, John L. Gardner, Robert C.
Hooper, Robert C. Mackay, Thomas Parsons, Daniel
Sargent, Joshua Thomas Stevenson, Thomas W. Ward,
Stephen White.
Messenger, Moody Merrill.
Boston Insurance Company.
56 State.— Capital $300,000. Div'ds March and Sept.
Lemuel Pope, Pres. — Peter W. Freeman, Sec'y.
Directors. — Lemuel Pope, John Bryant, Nathaniel
Goddard, Giles Lodge, John F. Loring, William Law-
rence, George Pratt, Moses Wheeler, Joseph H. Wolcot t.
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22 REGISTER.
Boylston Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
475 Washing.— Capital $300,000. Div. April and Oct.
Aaron Baldwin, Prcs. — B. F. Willard-, Sec.
Directors. — Aaron Baldwin, Thomas Brewer, J. P.
Cooke, Richards Child, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay,
Josiah Stedman, John Thompson, J. P. Townsend,
Francis Jackson, Daniel Weld, Moses Williams.
Columbian Insurance Company.
43 State.— Capital $300,000. Divid. June and Decern.
Charles Bradbury, Pres. — Edw. P. Meriam, Sec.
Directors. — Charles Bradbury, R. Hooper, jr., Samu-
el Hooper, James K.' Mills, A. E. Belknap, William Sav-
age, Wm, Sawyer, Henry Sigourney, Thomas B. Wales..
Commercial Insurance Company.
48 State.— Capital $200,000. Div. April and Oct.
William J. Loring, President. — Lemuel Stanwood, See.
Directors. — William J. Loring, Henry Lee, Ebene-
zer Breed, D. C. Bacon, William Tucker, William G,
Lambert, Rob. Hooper, jr. Israel Whitney, John Brown.
Commonwealth Insurance Company.
19 State.— Capital $300,000. Dividends April and Oct.
John K. Simpson, Pres. — J. Stevens, Sec'y.
Directors. — Adams Bailey, D D. Brodhead, Larra
Crane, Scotlo Clark, Nathaniel Faxon, William Free-
man, Henry Hatch, Hall J. How, David Henshaw,
Charles Henshaw, diaries Hood, Samuel S. Lewis,
William Parmenter, John Rayner, Jonas L. Sibley,
Daniel Taylor, Nathaniel Thayer, jr., Wilham F. Whit-
ney, Thomas J. Whittemore.
Firemen^ s Insurance Company.
13 State.— Capital $300,000. Div. Jan. and July.
Thomas C. Amory, President. — S. G. Rogers, jr. Sec^y.
Directors. — Thomas C. Amory, Samuel Austin, jr.
Joseph P. Bradlee, John Collamore, jr. Joshua Crane,
Josiah Daniell, John S. Ellery, William G. Eaton, Ed-
ward G. Prescott, Benjamin Seaver, Ignatius Sargent,
Benjamin Yeaton.
INSURANCE OFFICES. 23
Fishing Insurance Company.
'20 Commercial .—Capital $1 00,000. Di v. Jan. and July.
B. Sevvall, President. — Moses Sevvall, Secretary.
Directors. — Benjamin Abrahams, John F. Banister,
Robert Ripley, George Thatcher, Benjamin Sewall, Is-
rael Lombard, William V. Kent, Benjamin Dodd, James
A. Smith, John Snelling, C. Cole, C. F. Eaton.
Franklin Insurance Company.
44 State.— Capital $300,000. Div. Jan. and July.
Francis Welsh, President. — William M. Byrnes, Sec'y.
Ambrose Stanley, Clerk.
Directors. — Francis Welsh, Samuel L. Abbot, F. H.
Bradlee, Lemuel Crackbon, John Lamson, James Read,
Isaac Stevens, Enoch Train, Eliphalet Williams,
Globe Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
63 State.— Capital $200,000. Div. Jan. and July.
"William Hales, President. — James H. Lunt, Secretary.
Directors. — William Hales, Atkins Adams, Francis
Fisher, Samuel C. Gray, Henry Lunt, H. C. Mackay,
C. C. Parsons, William Davis, jr. William Tucker.
Messenger, S. Withington.
Hope Insurance Company.
' 15 State.— Capital $200,000. Div. April and Oct.
Nehemiah Parsons, President. — Charles Brintnall, Sec'y.
Directors. — Nehemiah Parsons, B. A. Gould, George
W. Pratt, Epes Sargent, R. D. C. Merry, Phineas Fos-
ter, John P. Rice, Philip Ammidon, Thomas Lord, Bela
Hunting, John VV. Trull.
Manufacturers'' Insurance Company.
59 State.— Capital $300,000. Div. April and Oct.
C W. Cartwright, President. — Samuel Hunt, Secretary.
Directors. — C. W^. Cartwright, Ebenezer T. An-
<3rews, John Bumstead, William Parker, E. A. Bourne,
John Lemist, Edmund MuHroe, George Pratt, Amos
Binney, Robert Rogerson, Wm. Shimmin, S. C. Thwing.
Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
45 State.— Capital $300,000. Div. March and Sept.
Kathaniel G. Snelling, President. — John Center, Sec'y.
24 REGISTER.
Directors. — N. F. Cunningham, David Ellis, S. E.
Greene, Abraham Howard, W. F. Otis, James Savage,
C. C. C. Tucker, B. M. Watson, Enoch Silsby.
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co.
50 State— Capital $500,000. Dividend in January.
William Prescott, Pres.
Vice Presidents. — Samuel Appleton, Peter C.
Brooks, Joseph Head, Samuel Hubbard, Charles Jack-
son, John Lowell, John Parker, Joseph Peabody, Tho-
mas H. Perkins, William Pratt, Josiah Quincy, David
Sears, Nathaniel Silsbee, Joseph Tilden, Titus Welles.
Directors. — Nathan Appleton, John Belknap, Na-
thaniel Bowditch, John Bryant, Ebenezer Chadwick,
Henry Codman, Patrick T. Jackson, Amos LawrencCy
John A. Lowell, Thomas Motley, Daniel P. Parker,
George Ticknor, Thomas Wigglesworth.
Nathaniel Bowdhch, .Actuary. — Moses L. Hale, Sec'y.
Receiver, George F. Flint. — Messenger, John P. Adams.
Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Over 1-5 State.
Charles Wells, President. — William Tufts, Secretary.
Directors. — Ebenezer T. Andrews, Joseph Austin,
George Bartlett, Edward Brooks, Charles P. Curtis, Eb-
enezer Francis, John A. Lowell, William Lawrence,
Joseph Lovering, Turner Phillips, Samuel May, Charles
Wells, John D. Williams.
Mercantile Marine Insurance Company.
62 State— Capital $300,000. Div. May and Nov.
Joseph Baker, President. — Nathaniel Meriam, Secretary.
Directors. — Joseph Baker, Benjamin Bangs, Thomas
Cordis, Peter R. Dalton, John G. Low, Samuel Fales,
Jeremiah Fitch, John Hooper, James Johnson, Henry
Lee, Charles T. Parsons.
Merchants^ Insurance Company.
38 State.— Capital $300,000. Div. April and Oct.
Joseph Balch, President. — George Homer, Secretary.
Samuel Tenney, Assist. Pres. — Edw. Stearns, Clerk.
Directors. — Abbott Lawrence, George Hallet, Ar-
thur French, Nathaniel Curtis, Tasker H. Swett, Benja-
INSURANCE OFFICES. 25
niin L.Thompson, Samuel Whitwell, Robert Hooper, jr.
William Rollins, Elijah Loring, John Williams, Francis
C. Lowell.
JVational Insurance Company.
24 State.— Capital $1,000,000. Div'ds April and Oct.
Wrn. Thorndike, Pres. — Samuel W. Swett, Vice Pres.
L. G. Russell, Secretary.
Directors. — William Appleton, Daniel Denny, Isaiah
Bangs, Samuel Hubbard, John A. Lowell, Dudley L.
Pickman, Francis Skinner, George Bond, Ebenezer
Francis, Daniel Kimball, John Hooper, Isaac Liver-
more, Isaac Parker, George Searle, William Thorndike,
Samuel W. Swett, George Howe, Stephen Fairbanks,
William H. Gardiner, George H. Kuhn, James K. Mills,
Thomas Wigglesworth, Willard Sayles, Marshall P.
Wilder, Thomas Gray.
JVeptune Insurance Company.
Capital $200,000. Dividends January and July.
C. Curtis, President. — J. H. Gardner, Sec'y.
Directors. — C. 'Cuttis, David Devens,^Horace Scud-
der, T. C. Smith,' J. P. Thorndike, Timothy Walker,
Thatcher Magoun, jr. Gilman Stanley, Samuel Quincy.
JVeio England Marine Insurane Company.
36 State.— Capital $300,000. Dividends June and Dec.
James Hall, President. — John Waters, Secretary.
Directors. — James Hall, Peter C. Brooks, Josiah
Bradlee, Joseph Tilden, Richard D. Tucker, William
Appleton, Ozias Goodwin, Andrew Cunningham, Ed-
mund Baylies, John Pickering, Stephen H. Perkins,
James Parker.
Messenger, George Golding.
Ocean Insurance Company.
39 State.— Capital $200,000. Dividends Jan. and July.
Joseph H. Adams, President. — John Preston, Sic'y.
Directors. — Joseph H. Adams, Benjamin Burgess,
Henry Timmins, Edward D. Clark, Mark Healey, Fer-
dinand E. White, Robert Edes, John Preston, P. J.
Farnham, C B. Fessenden, Jabez Fisher, 2d.
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26 REGISTER.
Protection Insurance Comjjany.
23 State.— Capital 200,000. Dividends April and Oct.
John Clark, President. — Sannuel Wheeler, Secretary.
Directors. — John Clark, Benjamin C. Clark, Edward
D. Clark, George Callender, Thomas R. Dascomb, John
Preston, Theodore D. Parker, Benjamin F. Copciand,
A. W. Thaxter, jr.
Suffolk Insurance Company.
State, corner Congress. — Capital $300,000.
Dividends April and October.
Samuel G. Perkins, Pres. — Pelhara W. Hayward, Sec'y.
Directors. — Samuel G. Perkins, Samuel Austin, jr.
Henry F. Baker, Benjamin C. Clark, Thomas G. Cary,
Charles Cunningham, Thomas Dixon, George W. Ly-
man, James K. Mills, William Oliver, Charles C. Par-
sons, Robert B. Forbes, Henry Wainwright.
Messenger, N. Wright.
Tremont Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
Head of Commercial Wf.— Capital $200,000.
John Binney, President. — Archibald Foster, Secretary.
Div. May and Nov. J. C. Binney, Jissistant Sec'y.
Directors. — John Binney, G. Greenleaf, A. L. Rich-
ardson, John Kettell, John Henshavv, E. Milton, J. Mc
Gregor, A. Binney, J. Ripley, J. Hart, B. Dodd, Charles
Wilkins, J. A. McGaw, P. Harvey, P. S. Shelton, F. G.
Shaw^, D. D. Brodhead, J. C. Dunn, 1. Livermore, B.
Fiske, S. White, R. Soule, S. S. Lewis, E. Train, H. Ox-
nard, D.C.Bacon.
United ^States Insurance Company.
95 State.— Capital |200,000. Div'ds Jan. and July.
Parker H. Pierce, President. — Robert Hale, jr. Secretary.
Directors. — Benjamin Fiske, Benjamin Humphrey,
Ammi C Lombard, John H. Pearson, Alfred Richard-
son, William Perkins, Isaac Scholfield, jr. John Smith,
Ezra Weston.
Warren Insurance Company.
13 State.— Capital $100,000.
John L. Dimmock, Pres. — A. Stanley Whiting, Scc't/.
Directors. — J. L. Dimmock, William Bramhall, Eli-
sha Howes, Jairus B. Lincoln, Aaron Rice, Benjamin T.
Reed, Gilman Stanley, George Thaxter, John Tyler,
Henry Winsor, Aaron D. Weld, jr.
Theophilus Pardons, Solicitor.
SAVINGS BANKS. 27
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
42 State.— Capital $200,000. Divid'ds April and Oct.
Tiioinas Lamb_. Pres. — Isaac Sweetser, Sec'y.
Directors. — Thomas Lamb, Samuel T. Armstrong,
Daniel C. Bacon, J. T. Coolidge, Samuel Dorr, Wm. B.
Reynolds, Benj. Sewall, John Skinner, M. H, Simpson.
PROTFID:SSSrT S2«-STo FOB SuaLlTIWaS.
Office in Tremont street. Open every day from 9 till
1 o'clock.
President. — Jonathan Phillips.
Vice Presidents. — Thomas L. Winthrop, Joseph Head,
Joseph Tilden, John D. Williams, Andrew Ritchie, Na-
than Appleton, Edward Tuckerman, Samuel Snelling,
Samuel May, James T. Austin, Amos Lawrence, John
Dorr.
Trustees. — Gideon Snow, James Savage, Abiel Chand-
ler, Robert Waterston, Benjamin Guild, Peter O. Thach-
er, Samuel Hubbard, John A. Lowell, Nathaniel G.
Snelling, Edward Brooks, Samuel Dorr, John C. Gray,
Daniel P. Parker, Francis J. Oliver, Thomas P. Gushing,
Charles Wells, Ebenezer Chadwick, Robert G. Shaw,
C. C. Parsons, Edward Cruft, Thomas B. Wales, Henry
Gassett, William P. Mason, Samuel Bradlee.
James Savage, Treasurer. — B. Guild, Secretary.
Si^VXM-GS BiiSIK FOR SSSiLMEXT.
City Wharf.
President. — Pliny Cutler.
Vice President. — Daniel C. Bacon.
Secretary. — Thomas K. Davis.
Treasurer. — Samuel H. Walley, jr. ^
Managers. — George Bond, George Hallet, Alfred
Richardson, Thomas Lamb, N. A. Barrett, C. W. Cart-
wright, Thomas Vose, James McGaw, George W.
Crockett, D. D. Brodhead, Benjamin Seaver, James
Means, W. S. Rogers, William Sturgis, FhineasSprague,
Benjamin Rich, Peleg Churchill, Charles Brown, Wil-
liam Goddard, William B. Reynolds, William W. Stone,
William Worthington, J. W. Blake, Charles Scudder.
28 REGISTER. ^
MiLSS. GSirXiRikli HOSFITiLIi.
Incorporated February 25, 1811.
Annual meeting of the Corporation, in January.
Visiters. — The Governor, Lieut. Governor, President
of the Senate, Speaker of the Htmse of Representatives,
with the Chaplains of both Houses, for the time being.
OFFICERS OF THE CORPOKATION.
President, Joseph Head, Esq.
Vice President, Ebenezer Francis, Esq.
Secretary, Nathaniel I. Bowditch, Esq.
Treasurer, Nathaniel P. Russell, Esq.
Trustees. — Thomas B. Curtis, John P. Thorndike,
Francis C. Gray, Abbott Lawrence, Francis J. Oliver,
E, H. Robbins, Edward Tuckerman, Josiah Quincy, jr.
George Bond, Benjamin D. Greene, Samuel A. Eliot,
Charles G. Loring.
Two Departments.
bi'lean asylum for the insane, in charlestown.
Physician, Thomas G. Lee.
Superintendent, Columbus Tyler.
Supervisor,
.Apothecary,
Clerk,
A Committee of the Trustees visit the Asylum every
Tuesday, P. M. to admit and discharge Boarders, and
inspect the establishment. If necessary, Boarders may
be admitted or discharged at other times, and by any
Trustee.
Every application for admission must be in writing,
and accompanied with
1. A certificate that the candidate is insane, and free
from contagious disease.
2. A certificate of his or her property, and of any
friends liable for his or her maintenance.
3. A certificate of the ability of the persons proposed
as principal and surety in the obligation for payment of
board.
4. A history of the case from its commencement, and
the medical treatment.
No visiters are admitted on any part of the Lord's day.
DISPENSAllY.
29
No boarders can be visited except by near relatives, or
by others at their request in writing.
[See printed rules and regulations.]
THE HOSPITAL IN BOSTON.
Acting Surgeon, John C. Warren, M.D.
Junior Surgeon, George Hay ward, M.D.
Phj/sic/.ans, James Jackson, M.D., Walter Channing,
M.D. and John Ware, M.D.
Assistant Physician, John B. S. Jackson, M.D.
Superintendent, Gamaliel Bradford, M.D.
FOR THE MEDICAL RELIEF OF THE POOR.
Managers.
Edward Tuckerman, Chairm,an.
Samuel H. Wallev, Isaac Winslow, N. L. Frothing-
ham, T. B. Wales, Gideon F. Thayer, Samuel T. Arm-
strong, Samuel May, J. Greely Stevenson, Jonathan
Phillips, Nathaniel P. Russell, Pliny Cutler.
George H. Snelling, Secretary.
Treasurer.
Gideon Snow.
Consulting Physicians.
John Randall, M.D. Stiloraon D. Townsend, M.D.
Visiting Physicians.
Ezra Palmer, jr. M.D. District of Wards 1 and 3.
John Sargent, M.D. " Ward 2.
Edward Warren, M.D. " Ward 4.
Joseph Roby, M.D. " Wards 5, 6 and 7.
James B. Gregerson, M.D., Fort Hill District.
Edward L. Cunningham, M.D., Broad street District.
J. B. S. Jackson, M.D., District of Ward 10.
Paul Simpson, M.D. " Ward 11.
W. A. Foster, M.D. " Ward 12.
Caleb S. Whitman, M.D., South Boston.
Jlpothecary.
Joseph M. Smith, 138 Washington street.
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30 REGISTER.
TTHVr SXTG-IiAlTD IZTSTITUTIOIT
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE BLIND.
19 Pearl street.
President, Jonathan Phillips.
Vice President, T. H. Perkins.
Treasurer, Richard D. Tucker.
Secretary, Samuel G. Howe.
Trustees. — T. G. Cary, Edward Brooks, Pliny Cutler,
John D. Fisher, John Homans, Samuel P. Loud, Wil-
liam P. Mason, Horace Mann, J. A. Lowell, William H.
Prescott, Robert Rantoul, Samuel May.
Director, Samuel G. Howe.
CHiLRIT^BZ.!: SOCISTIIIS.
Boston Asylum and Farm School. Edw. S. Rand, Sec.
Boston Lying-in Hospital. James Savage, President.
British Society. William S. Skinner, President.
Charitable Association of the Boston Fire Department.
Thomas C. Amory, President.
Franklin Typographical Society. Oliver Ditson, Pres.
Howard Benevolent Society. Charles Tappan, Pres.
Moses Grant, Treasurer.
Irish Society. John C. Park, President.
Mass. Char. Fire Society. John Heard, President.
Mass. Char. Mech. Assoc. Stephen Fairbanks, Pres.
Mass. Humane Society. Benj. Rich, President.
Mass. Char. Society. William C. Hunneman, President.
Port Soc. of Boston and Vicinity. Henry Cabot, Pres.
Scottish Society. James Kelt, President.
Seamen's Friend Society. Tho's D. Quincy, Treasurer.
Widows' Society. Mrs. Jonathan Amory, President.
CHURCHIIS .AITB I»II3^TIST£;nS.
First Church, Chauncey place, JVathaniel L. Frothingham.
Second Church, Hanover street, Chandler Robbins.
First Baptist Church, Hanover street, William Hague.
Old South Church, Washington st., Samuel H. Stearns.
King's Chapel, School street, F. W. P. Greenwood.
Church in Brattle street, Samuel K. Lothrop.
Church in Essex street, JVehemiah Adams.
New North Church, Hanover st. Francis Parkman.
New South Church. Summer street, Alexander Young.
CHURCHES.
31
Christ Church (Episcopal), Salem st. William Croswell.
Church in Hollis street, John Pierpont.
Church in Federal street, W. E. Channing, d. d. and E.
S. Gannett.
Trinity Church (Episcopal), Summer street, Jonathan
M. Wainw right, d. d.
West Church, Lynde street, Charles Lowell, d. d.
Second Baptist Church, Salem street, Baron Stow.
Universalist Church, N. Bennet st. Sebastian Streeter.
Church of the Holy Cross (Roman Catholic), Franklin
street, Rt. Rev. B. Fenwick, William Tyler, Michael
Healy, John Curtin.
First ]\leth. Epis. Church. N. Bennet st. Daniel Fdmore.
Second Meth. Ep. Church, Bromfield st. John Lindsey.
Bethel Church, North square, E. T. Taylor.
African Baptist Church, Belknap street.
Charles street Baptist Church, Daniel Sharp, d. d.
Park street Church, Joel H. Linsley.
Second Universalist Church, School st. Hosea Ballon.
St. Matthew's Church (Epis.), S. Bos. Horace L. Conelly.
St. Paul's Church (Epis.), Tremont st. John S. Stone.
Mariner's Church, Purchase street, Daniel M. Lord.
Central Universalist Society, Bulfinch street, Paul Dean.
Twelfth Cong. Soc. Chambers street, Samuel Barrett.
Epis. City Mission Chapel, 46 Wash. st. Jlsa Eaton, d. d.
Church in Green street, William Jenks, d. d.
Church in Purchase street, George Ripley.
Grace Church (Epis.), Amory Hall, Zechariah Mead.
Church in Bowdoin street, Hubbard Winsloio.
Christian Society, Summer st. cor. Sea, Joshua V. Himes.
Church, South Boston, Lemuel Capen.
Second Cong. Church, S. Boston, Joy H. Fairchild.
Federal street Baptist Church, Howard Malcom.
New Jerusalem Church, Phillips place, Thos. Worcester.
Baptist Church, South Boston.
Church in Salem street, George W. Blagden.
South Cong. Soc. Washington street, Mellish I. Motte.
African Methodist Chapel, Samuel Snowden.
Church in Pine street, ^rtemas Boies.
Universalist Society, South Boston, Benj. Whittemore.
Friends Society, Milton place.
Third Meth. Ep. Church, Piedmont street, Mel Stevens.
Franklin street Church, cor. Federal and Franklin sts.
{)5= Those Societies not otherwise designated, are Congrega-
tionalists.
32 REGISTER.
MEMBERS OF THE BOSTON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, NOW
IN PRACTICE.
»Rrranged according to the time of their Admittance.
William Spocner
James Jackson, 40 Summer street
Benjamin ShurtlefF, 134 Tremont street
John C. Warren, 2 Paili street
John Randall, 20 Winter street
George C. Shattuck, Staniford st. cor. of Cambridge st.
John B. Brown, 2 Montgomery place
Walter Channing, Tremont st. opposite Tremont house
Jacob Bigelow, 27 Summer street
George Hayward, 154 Tremont street
George Parkman, Bowdoin street
Williams Bradford, South Boston
Abner Phelps, 49 Congress street '
Zabdiel B. Adams, 21 Pearl street
Solomon D. Townsend, IG Somerset street
John Ware, Tremont street
David Osgood, Winter street
Samuel A. ShurtlefF, Pemberton Hill
Enoch Hale, 34 West street
Samuel Adams, 34 School street
Edward Reynolds, jr. 12 Winter street
Woodbridge Strong, 18 Winter street
John Jeffries, 15 Franklin street
Thomas W. Parsons, surgeon-dentist, 16 Winter street
Josiah F. Flagg, surgeon-dentist, 11 Winter street
George B. Doane, 68 Court street
Chandler Robbins, Franklin, corner of Hawley street
Jerome V. C. Smith, Health Office, City Hall, Quaran-
tine Physician of the Port
George W. Otis, jr. office Court sq. house Bulfinch
Edwin Adams, 27 Tremont street
Samuel Morrill, Sullivan place, Federal street
Winslow Lewis, jr. Boylston, corner of Pleasant street
Charles T. Hildreth, 3 Beach st., opposite Wash. Bank
D. Plumphreys Storer, 14 Winter street
Joshua B. Flint, 15 Green street
J. Greely Stevenson, School, corner of Tremont street
John Flint, 20 Tremont street
PHYSICIANS. 83
John C. Hayden, Bowdoin, corner of Cambridge street
Jonas H. Lane, 170 Washington street
Edward G. Davis
Joseph W. McKean, 12 Hanover street
Martin Gay, 48 Milk street
Alexander Thomas, 35 Treniont street ^
John D. Fisher, 11 Hay ward place
Nathan C. Keep, surgeon-dentist, Tremont place .
Frederick A. Sumner, jr. 24 School street
John B. Stebbins, South Boston
Charles Choate, 27 Howard street
William Grigg, 30 Atkinson street
Charles Walker
Benjamin T. Prescott, Portland street
Giles H. Lodge, 5 Hanover street
John C. Howard, West street
Charles T. Jackson, 11 Hanover street
Daniel T. Coit, 12 High street
Thomas Gray, jr. 187 Washington street
John B. S. Jackson, Bedford place
John Hornans, 157 Tremont street
Edward J. Davenport, Williams, corner Federal street
Henry Dyer. 7 Green street
Daniel Harvvood, surgeon-dentist, 145 Tremont st.
Augustus A. Gould, 7 Howard street
Calvin Ellis, Summer street
Marshall S. Perry, 407 Washington street
Abraham A. Watson, Washington corner Kneeland st.
Thomas H. Thompson, Hanover street
Levi B. Gale, 24 Atkinson street
George Bartlett, Green, corner Chambers street
Edward Warren, Bumstead place
Benjamin F. Wing, Tremont House, Tremont street
Ambrose Seaton, 106 Purchase street
James Wood, 11 Atkinson street
William G. Hanaford, 10 Hanover st.
Paul Stimpson, jr. Pearl street
Ezra Palmer, jr. 52 Hanover street
Joseph Roby, 161 Court street
Howard Sargent, 13 Chesnut street
Edward L. Cunningham, Summer street
Caleb S. Whitman, South Boston
Asa B. Snow, 136 Hanover street
Jesse Chickering, 1 Beach street
William E. Foster, Washington street
34 REGISTER.
Henry A. Ward, Sullivan place, Federal street
Charles G. Putnam, Winter street
Alpheus Proctor, Federal street
James B. Gregerson, Lincoln street
Josiah Kittredge, Washington street
John Odin, jr. corner Tremont and Elliot streets
W. W. Dwight
N. B. ShurtlefF, 134 Tremont street
Francis H. Gray
Joseph D. Fales, 256 Washington street
H. D. Bowditch, Washington street, opposite Franklin st.
J. MorJarty, 98 Court street
H. G. Clark, Hanover street
IiIST OF STilGSS.
The hours at lohich they start from and arrive at Boston.
From Messrs. Badger and Porter's last " Stage Register."
Albany Accom. leaves 34 and 42 Hanover st. Mon.
Wed. and Fri. at 2 a m, and arrives in Boston the fol-
ing days at 6 p m.
Albany, via Brattleborough, Vt. leaves Brigham's, 42
Hanover st. Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 2 a m, and arrives at
8 pm. following evenings.
Albany Accom. via Northampton, leaves 36 Hanover
St. Tues. Th. and Sat. at 2 a m, and arrives Mon. Wed.
and Fri. at 8 p. m.
Albany Daily stage leaves 34 and 42 Hanover st. at 2
a m, arrives 7 pm.
Albany Mail, via Northampton, leaves 34 Hanover
St. Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 2 a m, and arrives next days
at 7 p m.
Albany Mail, via Springfield, leaves 34 Hanover street
Tues. Th. and Sat. at2 a m, and arrives Mon. Wed. and
Fri. at 7 p m.
Albany and Troy leaves 7 Brattle, Mond. Wed. and
Friday ai 2 p. m.
Amherst, Windsor, and Burlington Mail, leaves City
Tavern every morning at 7, and arrives at 3pm.
Andover, leaves City Tavern every day, Sundays ex.
at 3 p m, and arrives at 10.
Athol Accom. leaves 42 Hanover st. Tues. Th. and
Sat. at 7 a m, arrives the following days at 6 p. m.
Attleboro' East. City Tavern/Tues. Thurs.^ and Sat-
urdays, at 12 m.
STAGES. 35
Barre, leaves Wesson's, Hanover st. Tues. Th. and
Sat. at 7 am, arrives the following evenings at 5 p m.
Barre, Greenfield, and Albany Mail, leaves Wilde's,
11 Elm St. Tu. Th. and Sat. at 2 a ra, and arrives Mon.
Wed. and Fri. at 7 p m.
Bristol, R. I. Mail, via Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Ho-
tel every day except Sun. at half past 7 a m.
Brookline, leaves Norfolk avenue every day except
Sunday, at S and 10 1-2 am, and 1-2 past 2, 4, and 6 pm.
Beverly, leaves City Tavern every day except Sun. at
4 p m, and arrives at 10 a m.
Brattleboro', Vt. and Albany Mail, leaves 9 Elm st.
Tu. Th.and Sat. at 7am."
Brattleboro' Mail leaves 11 Elm st. every day except
Saturday, at 5 a m.
Concord, N. H. and Burlington, Vt. leaves 9 Elm st.
every day.
Concord, N. H. via Lovi^ell, leaves Marlboro' Hotel
Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 7 a m, and arrives next days at
5 pm.
Concord, via Andover, leaves 9 Elm st. Tu. Th. and
Sat.
Concord, N. H. Mail, leaves 11 Elm st. every morn-
ing except Mon. at 7.
Concord, Hanover, Burlington, and Montreal and Que-
bec Mail, leaves 11 Elmst . every morning except Sun.
at 7.
Concord, N. H. and Merrimack leaves 11 Elm st.
Mon. Wed. and Fri. at half past Gam, and arrives Tu.
Th. and Sat. at 5 p m.
Concord Accom. leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover st.
Mon Wed. and Sat. at 3 p m, and arrives at 9 a m.
Charlestown Hourly, leaves 51 Brattle st.
Cambridge Hourly, leaves 51 Brattle st.
Cambridgeport Hourly, leaves 51 Brattle street.
Canton, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. Mon. Tues.
Thyrs. and Sat. at 4 p m.
Dover, N. H. leaves 85 Ann st. every morning except
Sunday at 8, and arrives at 4 p m.
Dorchester and South Boston, leaves 158 Washington
St. at 9 a m, 2 and 6 pm.
Dorchester and Milton, leaves 11 Elm st. every day
Sun. ex. at half past 12, and 5 pm.
Dedham, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. daily, at 4 p m,
and arrives at 9 a m.
36 REGISTER.
Duxbury Mail, leaves City Tavern every day except
Sunday at 9 a m.
Dudley, leaves 34 Hanover st. Tu. Th. and Sat. 7 am.
East Sudbury and Rutland Mail, leaves 34 Hanover
street, Tu. Th. and Sat. mornings at 8, and arrives Mori.
Wed. and Fri. at 4 p m.
Fitchburgh, Fitzwilliam and Brattleboro' Mail, leaves
Wilde's, 11 Elm st. Tu. Th. and Sat. at 5 a m, and ar-
rives Mon. Wed. and Fri. at G p. m.
Fitchburgh, Keene, N. H. and Rutland, Vt. leaves 11
Elm St. every day except Saturday at 4 a m.
Groton Accom, leaves Brigham's, Hanover st. Tu. Th.
and Sat. at 9 a m, and Mon. Wed. and Saturdays at 10
a m, and arrives Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 4 p. m.
Haverhill, Ms. Dover, N. H.and Portland, Me. leaves
11 Elm St. every day except Sunday at half past 7, and ar-
rives at 6 p m.
Hyannis Mail, leaves City Tavern Mon. Wed. and Fri.
at 3 a m.
Hopkinton, N. H. leaves 11 Elmst. Tu. Thu. and Sat.
at 7 a m, and arrives Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 6 p m.
Hartford, leaves Wilde's, 11 Elm st. every day except
Sunday at4 a m, and arrives every evening ex. Sun.
Hartford daily Mail every day except Sunday from
34 Hanover st.
Hartford, leaves 34 Hanover st. Mon. Wed. and Fri.
at 9 a m, and arrives next days at 2 p m.
Hartford, leaves City Tavern daily except Sunday at
10 a m.
Haverhill and Andover Accom. leaves Wilde's, Elm st.
Mon. Wed. and Fri. at half past 2 pm, and arrives at half
past 12,
Hingham, leaves 9 Elm st. everyday except Sunday at
4 pm, and arrives at 9 a ra.
Jamaica Plains leaves Norfolk av. at 10 a ra and at 4
p m daily.
Keene, N. H. Mail, leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover st.
every morning at 5 and arrives same evening.
Keene, N. H., via Lowell, leaves 9 Elm st. Tu. Th.
and Sat. at 5 a m, arrives following afternoon.
Lowell, Nashua, Amherst, N. H. and Francestown,
leaves Suffolk and Marlborough Hotels Tu. Th. and
Sat. mornings at 7, and arrives Mon. Wed and Fri.
Lowell, leaves 9 Elm st. every day except Sunday at
7 and Sam arid 2 and 3 pm,
Lancaster and Fitchburgh Accom. leaves City Tavern
STAGES. 3T
Tu. Th. and Sat. mornings at 8, and arrives Mon. Wed.
and Friday at 2 p m.
Lynn and Saugus, leaves 9 Elm st. daily at 4 p m.
Medfield, Medway, and Mendon, leaves 158 Washing-
ton St. and 11 Elm st. Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 6 a m, and
arrives next days at 5 pm.
Methuen, leaves City Tavern daily at 3 p m.
Medford, leaves 9 Elm st. 9am and 8 pm, and on
Sat. at 9 p m.
Medford, leaves Wilde's, 11 Elm st. every day except
Sun. at half past 12 and 6 pm.
Montreal, leaves Boston Mon. Wed. and Fri. mornings.
Marshfield, leaves City Tav. Tu. Th. and Sat. at9 am.
Marblehead, leaves City Tavern every day except Sun.
at half past 4 p m, and arrives at 10 am.
Nashua and Concord, N. H. Mail, leaves 11 Elm st.
Tu. Th. and Sat. at 7 a m, and arrives Mon. Wed. and
Fri. at 6 p m.
New Bedford Accom. leaves City Tavern Mon. Wed.
and Fri. at 8 and half past 11 a m, and arrives next days.
New Bedford Mail via Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Ho-
tel Tu. Th. and Sat. mornings at half past 7 and half past
8, and arrives Mon. Wed. and Fri. evenings.
Newport Mail, leaves Marlborough Hotel every day,
Sunday excepted, at 7 a m, and arrives p m.
Newburyport, Exeter and Dover, N. H. Accom. leaves
85 Ann st. every morning except Sun. at half past 7, and
arrives at 6 p m.
, Newburyport and Amesbury, leaves 85 Ann st. every
day except Sun. at 1 p m, and arrives at 1 p m.
Newton, Needham, Natick, Sherburne, Holliston, Mil-
ford, Mendon and Uxbridge Daily line, leaves Wilde's,
11 Elm St. Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 7 a m, and Tu. Th.
and Sat. at half past 11 a ra.
New York Mail, leaves 34 Hanover st. every day at
10 p m, arrives every day at 12 m.
Norwich Steamboat Line, leaves 11 Elm st. Mon. and
Thursday mornings at half past 3.
Plymouth Accom. leaves City Tavern Tu. Th. and Sat.
at 10 a m, and half past 12 p m.
Plymouth, Sandwich, and Barnstable Mail, leaves City
Tavern every morning except Sun. at half past 6, ar-
rives p m.
Portland, Me. Mail, leaves Eastern Stage House every
day at half past 4 p m, and arrives at 6 a ni.
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38 REGISTER.
Portland, via Portsmouth, leaves 84 Ann st, every
morning except Sun. at 8, and arrives at5 p m.
Peter'borough, N. H., leaves Elm st. Tu. Th. and Sat.
mornings at 7, and arrives Mon. Wed. and Fri. at4 p m.
Providence Citizen's Stage, leaves Marlborough Hotel
every morning at 5 and half past 6. Accom. Stage leaves
every week day at 12, and Sunday half past 7 a m.
Providence Union line, leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover
St. every week day at 5, and on Sunday at 9 a m. An
Accom. leaves same place every week day at 12 m.
Providence Tremont Coaches, leave City Tavern and
Wash. Coffee House every day at 5 a m, Sundays at 9.
Portsmouth Accom. leaves 84 Ann st. every morning
except Sunday at half past 7, and arrives at 5 p m.
Q,uincy, leaves Jenning's, Elm st. every day except
Sunday at 4 p m, and arrives at half past 8 am.
Roxbury hourly, from Norfolk avenue.
Salem Stage, leaves 11 Elm st. daily, except Sundays,
at half past 8am and 4 p m.
Salem, leaves 42 Hanover st. daily, except Sunday, at
half past 9am and 4 p m, on Sunday at half past 8.
Salem, leaves City Tavern and Marlboro' Hotel daily
except Sunday, at 9 and 11 a m, and 3, 4,5 and 6 p m.
Salem, leaves 9 and 11 Elm st. every day, except Sun-
day, at 3 and half past 4 pm.
Stow, Bolton, and Lancaster Accom. leaves 11 Elmst.
every day except Sat. at 4 p m.
South Boston, leaves Mansion House, Milk st. at 9
and 11 am, and 1, 3, and 6 p m.
South Reading, leaves 11 Elm st. daily, except Sun-
day, at 4 p m, arrives at 9 a m.
Taunton, leaves Marlborough Hotel every day except
Sunday, at 12 m, and 2 pm. Mail leaves at 5 a m.
Westborough, Centre and Worcester Accom. leaves
34 Hanover st. Tu. Th. and Sat. at 9 a m, and arrives
Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 1 p m.
Woburn, leaves Jenning's, 9 Elm st. Mon. Wed. and
Sat. at 4 p m, arrives same days at 9 a m.
Worcester Accom. leaves 34 Hanover st. Mon. Wed.
and Fri. at 10 am, and arrives Tu. Th. and Sat. at 1 p m.
Woonsocket Falls, R. I. leaves Washington Coffee H.
Tu. Th. and Sat. at 12 m, arrives next days at 1 p m.
Middlesex Canal Packet Boat, leaves the landing,
Charlestown, Tu. Th. and Sat. at 8 a m. A stage leaves 9
Elm St. at half past 7 a ra, to convey passengers to the boat.
STAGES. 39
I
Steamboat for Portsmouth, leaves Mond. Wed. and
Tri. at 7 a m,
Hingham Steam Boat, leaves Foster's Wf. daily except
Sunday at 9 a m, and 5 p m.
Steam boat Bangor leaves Lewis's wf. Sat. 5 pm, for
Portland and Bangor, and for Portland every Thursday at
5 pm.
Fall River and Newport, arrives every Wed. and Sat-
in the morning, and leaves in the afternoon of the same
days. Order box at City Tavern.
Greenfield order box at City Tavern.
Hubbardstown order box at 52 N. Market.
Haverhill, Andover, and Boston Baggage Waggon, ar-
rives Tu. and Fri. and leaves the same days. Order box
at Leavitt's, 84 Ann street.
Lynn, arrives and leaves every day. Order box at 52
North Market street.
New Bedford, arrives every Wed. and Fri. and leaves
every Th. and Sat. Order box at City Tavern. |
Northampton, leaves every Mon. Order box at Brig-
ham's, Union street, and 74 State street.
Providence, arrives and leaves every week day. Or-
der box at City Tavern. <•
Salem, arrives and leaves every day, Sundays except-
ed. Order box at Leavitt's and City Tav.
Salem and Marblehead, arrives and leaves every day ;
also leaves for Newburyport, through Ipswich and Row
ley, Wed. and Sat. Order box 84 Ann street.
South-Reading order box at 52 N. Market.
Taunton and Bristol arrives and leaves every week
day. Order box at City Tavern.
Wareham, arrives Wed. and leaves Thurs. Order box
at City Tavern.
AS DIVIDED AND ESTABLISHED BY THE SELECTMEN IN
PURSUANCE OF " AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE CITY OF
BOSTON."
No. 1. — From Winnesimit Ferry, westerly side of
Hanover to Prince street, the northerly side of Prince to
Thacher street, the northerly side of Thacher and Med-
ibrd streets to the sea.
40 REGISTER.
\
No. 2. — FroMi Winnesimit Ferry, the easterly side of
Hanover street, to Cross street, the northerly side of
Cross street, east to the sea.
No. 3. — Southerly side of Medford, Thacher and
Prince streets to Hanover street, westerly side of Hanover
street to Cross street, southerly side of Cross street, east
to the sea, thence to North Market street, and through
Market square to Union street, the northerly side of Union
to Hanover St. the westerly side of Hanover to Friend
street, the northerly side of Friend street to Charles river.
No. 4. — Southerly side of Friend to Hanover street,
the easterly side of Hanover to Union street, the south-
erly side of Union street through Market square and
North Market street, thence to the end of Long wharf —
including the islands in the harbor — north side of State
street from the head of Long wharf through Court street,
Bowdoin square and Cambridge street, to Staniford street,
through Staniford street on the easterly side to Leveret
place, through Leveret place on the northerly side to
Prospect street, from thence on the easterly side of Pros-
pect street to Causeway street, on the northwesterly side
of Causeway street to Friend street.
No. 5. — From the southwestern end of Causeway street
through Prospect street, to Leveret place, on the south-
erly side of Leveret place, to Staniford street, thence
through Staniford street on the westerly side to Cam-,
bridge street, thence through Cambridge street on the
northerly side, to West Boston Bridge, thence by the
river to Causeway street.
No. 6. — From West Boston Bridge, south side of Cam-
bridge, to South Russell street, westerly side of South
Russell to Myrtle street, southerly side of Myrtle to Bel-
knap street, westerly side of Belknap to Beacon street,
thence through Beacon street, westerly to Charles river,
thence by the river to West Boston Bridge.
No. 7. — From Beacon, the easterly side of Belknap to
Myrtle street, the northerly side of Myrtle to South Rus-
sell, the easterly side of South Russell to Cambridge
street, the southerly side of Cambridge street, Bowdoin
square and Court street, to Washington street, the wes-
61 ly side of Washington street to West street, northerly
side of West to Tremont street, northerly by the easterly
side of Tremont street to Park street, north side of Park
to Beacon street, tlie northerly side of Beacon to Belknap
street.
. WARDS. M
No. 8. — Washington street, on tlie easterly side, to
Bedford street, through Bedford and Summer streets, on
the northerly side, to the sea, thenne to Russia wharf,
thence through Atkinson street, on the westerly side, to
Milk street, through Milk to Kilby street, on the nortii-
erly side, through Kilby, on the westerly side, to State
street, thicugh State street, on the southerly side, to
Wasliington street.
No. 9. — From the northerly end of India street, the
southerly side of State, to Kilby street, the easterly side
of Kilby to Milk street, the soutiierly side of Milk to At-
kinson street, the easterly side of Atkinson street to the
sea, thence by the sea to the northerly end of India st.
No. 10. — From the southwest side of Bull's wharf, the
southerly side of Bedford and West streets, to Tremont
street, through Tremont to Boylston street, the northerly
side of Boylston and Essex streets to Front street, easter-
ly side of Front st. to the sea, by the sea to Bull's wf.
No. 11. — The westerly side of Front street to Essex
street, the southerly side of Essex and Boylston streets,
through Charles street to the Mill Dam, thence by
Charles river to Pleasant street, across Pleasant to Elliot
street, the northerly side of Elliot to Warren street, the
easterly side of Warren to Washington street, the west-
erly side of Washington street to Pine street, the north-
erly side of Pine street to the sea, thence by the sea to
Front street.
No. 12. — The southerly side of Pine, across Washing-
ton street, to Warren street, the westerly side of Warren
to Elliot street, the south(;rly side of Elliot, across Plea-
sant street, to Charles i-iver, <ind all southerly of the
above, including South Boston.
PUBIiIC BUIXiBIirGS, IITGORFOIliLTIID
SOCI£TIES, £T£'WSF^F1;RS7 BTC.
Advocate of Moral Reform, 19 Washington
Adjutant and Quarter Master General's Office, State H
Aldermen's Room, City Hall
American Acad, of Arts and Sciences' Library, 50 State
American Baptist Magazine, 41 Washington
American Magazine, 47 Court
American Education Society, room 52 W^ashinglon
American Institute, 131 Wiishington
American Ladies' Magazine, 3b2 Washington
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42 REGISTER.
American Traveller, office 63 Court
Annals of Education, Washington, corner of School
Appraisers of Customs, Custom-house street
Apprentices' Library, 3 Cornhill
Aqueduct Office, 8 City Hall, shop Front
Assessors' Room, Faneuil Hall
Asylum for Female Orphans, Essex
Auditor's Office, City Hall
Baptist Magazine, 43 Washington
Baptist Missionary Rooms, 16, 17 and 18 Joy's building
Boston Athenagum, Pearl
Boston Bewick Company, 47 Court
Boston Courier, Congress
Boston and Concord Boating Company — landing, Pond^
near Charlestown bridge
Boston Children's Friend Society, 83 Prince
Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot, 6 & 8 Congress
Boston Daily Atlas, 18 State
Boston Dispensary, 138 Washington
Boston Gazette and Daily Advertiser, Congress
Boston Iron Company, 8 Commercial wharf
Boston Hemp Manufacturing Co. 7 Commercial wf,
Boston Observer, 147 Washington
Boston and Lynn India Rubber Company, 52 Water
Boston Beer Company, 6 Lindall
Boston Pearl and Literary Gazette, 19 Water
Boston Chemical Company, 16 Devonshire
Boston Library, over the Arch, Franklin place
Boston and Lowell Rail Road, Depot bottom of Leveret
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 184 Washington
Boston Medical Library, in the Athenaeum, Pearl
Boston Manufacturing Company, 3 Oliver
Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, 103 Milk
Boston Recorder, 19 Water
Boston Soapstone Manufactory, Cross cor. Charlestown
Boston Spirit Gas Company, 318 Washington
Boston Statesman, office 19 Water
Boston Steam Factory, Pitts court
Boston Society of Nat. History, Savings Bank building
Boston Type and Stereotype Foundry, 39 Congress
Boston and Providence Rail Road office, 1 1 Joy's building
Boston and Worcester Rail Road officR, 8 Joy's building
Boston Investigator, Devonshire
Boylston Hall, over Boylslon Market
Boston Young Men's Society's room, 165 Tremont
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, NEWSPAPERS, ETC. 43
Boylston Market, Washington, corner Boylston
Christian Witness, 31 Cornhill ^
Christian Examiner, 141 Washington
Christian Register, 134 Washington
Christian Watchman, Wilsoii's lane
Chief Engineer Fire Department Office, City Hall
City Court House, 16 Leveret
City Hall, head of State
City and County Treasurer's Office, City Hall
City Clerk's Office, City Hall
City Land Office, 773 Washington
City Market, between Brattle and Elm streets
City Marshal's Office, City Hall
City Pound, Charles street
City Scales, Merrimac, corner Canal
City Scales (South), rear Charles and Pleasant streets
Columbian Centinel, 32 Congress
Common Council Room, City Hall
Constables' Office, 2 Franklin avenue
County Court House, School
County Jail, 16 Leveret
Court of Common Pleas, County Court House
Custom House, Custom-house street
District Clerk's Office, Barrister's Hall
Daily Advocate and Free Press, 65 Congress
Daily Evening Transcript, 4 Exchange
Directors of House of Industry, Faneuil Hall
Directors of Inst, for Education of the Blind, Pearl
Edinburgh Review, 121 Washington
Employment for Female Poor, 80 Federal
East Boston Comp. Office, 1 Commercial wharf
Evening Gazette, 14 Congress
Eye and Ear Infirmary, 4 Summer
Faneuil Hall, Market square, corner Merchant's Row
Female Refuge, 12 Charter
Franklin Cordage Manufactory, 31 India
Gas Works, Commercial, near Charlestown Bridge,
Counting room 185 Washington
Handel and Havdn Society's room, Boylston Hall
Health Office, City Hall
Independent Chronicle, 43 Washington
Institution for the Blind, 19 Pearl
Inspection Office, Butter and Lard, 3 Distil-house sq.
44 REGISTER.
Inspec. Pot and Pearl Asli, off. Haverhill, cor. Causeway
Laboratory of State, Pleasant
Lawrence Manufacturing Company, 79 Milk
Land Office, State House
Liberator, 31 (.ornliill ,
Literary and Catholic Sentinel, ]1 Devonshire
Loan Office, over Branch Bank, entrance Wilson lane
Lying-in Hospital, 7J8 Wasliington
Lynn Printing Corn., office b3 Cornhill
Marine Railway, Commercial
Masonic Temple, Tremont street
Mass. Historical Soc. Library over Arch, Franklin pi.
Massachusetts Arsenal, IMeasant
Mass. Historical Soc.'s room, Savings Bank building
Massachusetts Horticultural Society room, 81 Cornhill
Massachusetts Anti-Slavery office, 4G Washington
Massachusetts General Hospital, Allen
Mayor's Office, City Hall
Medical School, over 269 Washington
Medical Magazine, 135 Washington, cor. School
Medical College, Mason
Merchants Hall, Water, corner Congress
Mercantile Journal, 26 State
Mercantile Library, 63 Washington
Mechanics' Exchange and Reading Room, Wilson lane
Missionary Herald, 47 Washington
Miss. Rooms of the Am. Board of For. Miss. 28 Cornhill
Moral Reformer, Cornhill
Morning Post, daily paper, 19 Water
Nashua Manufacturing Company, 79 Milk
Navy Agent Office, 43 Chatham
New England Bank Note Company's Office, rear 204
Washington
New England Farmer, 52 North Market
New England Palladium, 32 Congress
New England Glass Co.'s Warehouse, 140 Washington
New England Museum, 75 Court
New England Magazine, 147 Washington
New England Spectator, 3 Cornhill
New Jerusalem Magazine, 11 School
New England Galaxy, 38 Court
North Aujerican Review, 141 Washington
Northern Baptist Education Soc. room 13 Joy's building
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, NEWSPAPERS, ETC. 45
Overseers of the Poor, office Faneuil Hall
Penny Magazine, 17 State
Pantheon Hall, 441 Washington
Pension Office, over Branch Bank, entrance Wilson lane
People's Magazine, 121 Washington
Parley's Magazine, 121 Washington
Phrenological Society, over the Arch, Franklin place
Pilot's Office, 237 Ann
Post Office, City Hall
Probate Office, County Court House
Provident Institution for Savings, Tremont street
Roxbury India Rubber Company, 109 State
Reading Room, City Hall
Register of Deeds, Office County Court House
Revere Copper Co. James Davis, jr. agent, 22 Union
Religious Magazine, 9 Cornhill
Scriptural Interpreter, 147 Washington
Saturday Morning's Transcript, 4 Exchange
Secretary of State's Office, State House, Beacon
S. Boston Iron Co.c. r. 2 Central wf foundry S. Boston
Seamen's Bible and Tract Depository, 3 1-2 Commercial
Seamen's Bethel Reading Room, Sun court
South Cove Co.'s office, 27 State, c. room Front
State House, Beacon
State Treasurer's Office, State House, Beacon
Suffialk Manufacturing Company, 79 Milk
Theological Library, under Church in Chauncey place
Tremont Theatre, Tremont street, near School
Tremont Mills Company, 79 Milk
Trumpet, office 40 Cornhill ,
Universalist and Ladies' Repository, 32 Cornhill
Unitarian Advocate, 134 Washington
Universalist Institute, 388 Washington
Visiters of the Poor, room Savings Bank building
Weekly Messenger, 6 Congress
Winnessimit Co.'s Office, bottom of Hanover
Warren Theatre, Portland, corner Travers
Zion's Herald, 19 Washington
HOTSIiS, TAVHRZrS, ZSTC.
American House, 42 Hanover '
Adelphi House, Cross, corner Ann
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46 REGISTER.
Black Horse Tavern, 17 Union
Bromfield House, Bromfield street
Boylst(tn Hotel, 38 School
Boston Hotel, Brattle, corner Brattle square
Boston Coffee House, 38 Milk
Bile Tavern, 8 Market square
City Hotel, Elm
City Tavern, Brattle
Commercial Coffee House, Milk, corner Liberty square
Canal Hotel, 91 Pond
Clinton House, 35 Leveret
Eagle Coffee House, Commercial
Exchange Coffee House, Congress square
Eastern Stage House, 84 Ann
Earl (/offee House, 30 Hanover
Elm Street Hotel, 9 Elm
Franklin Hotel, 49 North Market
Fulton House, Cross, corner Fulton
Globe Hotel, Hanover, corner Commercial
Hanover House, 172 Hanover
Holbrook's Hotel, 35 Elm
Hancock House, Corn court
Jefferson House, 16 Ann
Kilburn's Coffee House, Howard
Lafayette Hotel, 392 Washington, op. Boylston market
Lion Tavern, 359 Washington
Lamb Tavern, 369 1-2 Washington
Leveret Street Hotel, 41 Leveret
Leveret Street House, 66 Leveret
Marlborough Hotel, 229 Washington
Massachusetts Hotel, 33 Pond
Mansion House, Milk, corner Hawley
New England Coffee House, Clinton
Northern House, 97 Hanover
Old Province Coffee House, rear 165 Washington
Park House, corner of Boylston and Tremont
Patterson House, 11 Elm
Pond Street House, Pond, corner Cross ^
Rail Road Hotel, 63 Pond
School Street Coffee House, rear 18 School
Suffolk House, 12 Elm
Sun Tavern, Batterymarch
NURSES.
47
Tremont House, Tremont street, near School
Union House, 29 Union
Warren Hotel, Friend, corner Merrimac
Washinc^ton Coffee House, 158 Washington '
Washington Hotel, 835 Washington
Mary Turner
Catharine Harvey
Hannah Boyd
Mary Moody
Eliza Tabor
Ann TuTts
Sarah Parkman
Sally G. Smith
Susanna Rotch
INancy Rice
Clarissa Davis
Mary Ross
Eliza Stevens
Sarah Seaver
Nancy Rice
Eliza Piquot
Susan Howe
Barbary Patch
Clarissa Parker
Fanny Haynes
Fanny Gray
Sally Loring
Sarah Prentiss
Abigail Fuller
Rachael Felt
Eliza Chadwick
Rebecca Gowan
Sarah GofF
Susan Hall
Esther Tarbox
Susannah Morrill
Mary Dillaway
Margaret Deerini;
Ruth Shaw
Elizabeth Tufts
Anna Moron a
Eliz. Winship
Rachael Tolman
Eliza Hancock
Abigail Bell
Sarah Cobb
Julia Goodenovv
Lucy Sancry
Ruth Bailey
Sarah Munroe
Mary Pearson
Abigiil Cain
Rebecca Wilton
Joanna Dudley
Anna Russell
Lucy Connor
Mary Jenkins
Sarah Hearsay
Hannah Miller
Adeline Park
Mary Fessenden
Frances Davis
Margaret Lang
Nancy Loud
Mary Horton
Eliza, Griswold
Eliza M. Hope
Mary Barnes
Mary Gushing
Mary Anderton
Elizabeth De Costa
Elizabeth Hall
M. S. Livermore
Margaret Johnson
Beth. Harrington
Mary Jane Ricker
Hannah Blake
Mary Wentworth
Clarissa Gannett
Mary Ann Thaxter
Fanny M'Gilvreay
Catharine Smith
Sarah Johnson
Elizabeth Jolmson
Susan Jenkins
Fanny Gates
Hannah Redding
Eliza. VVainwright
Thankful Hedrick
Susan Wyman
Sus. Boonacamp
Elizabeth Thomas
Hannah Melzar
Abigail Crockett
Susan M. Barnes
STREZiTS, COURTS jOlITD FliiLCES.
A STREET, South Boston, from Dorchester Turnpike
across 4th, to Glass works
Acorn street, opens in the rear of 39 Chesnut street, and
extends to West Cedar street
48 REGISTER.
Alden lane, from 139 Court street to Sudbury street
Alden court, opens on west side Alden lane
Allen street, from Chambers street to Brighton
Ann street, northeast from Market sq. to Commercial st.
Ann street court, opens 330 Ann street
Arch street, from Franklin place to Summer street
Arnold street, is the first street north from Roxbury, and
leads from Washington to Suffolk street
Ash street, from Oak street lo South Bennet street
Atkinson street, from Milk street to Russia wharf
Avery street, from 387 Washington street to Mason st.
Avery place, opens north side of Avery street
Avon place, opens at 264 Washington street
B STREET, from Dorchester Turnpike across Broad-
way, to Glass works
Baldwin place, opens 70 Salem street
Ballard place, opens on the south side Bromfield street
Barristers Hall, Court square. School street
Barre place, opens on north side of Elliot, near Tremont
Barrett street, from 83 Ann street to Fulton street
Barton street, northeast from Leveret, opposite Second
Bartlett street, from 187 Hanover street to 306 Ann st.
Bath street, from Milk, opposite Pearl, to Water street
Batterman place, south side Essex, opposite Lincoln st.
Battery street, from 344 Ann to 203 Hanover street
Batterymarch street, from Liberty square to Bioad street
Bay street, at 43 Fayette
Beach street, from 410 Washington to Front street
Beacon street, from King's Chapel to Western avenue
Bedford street, from 290 Washington to Summer street
Bedford place, north side Bedford street
Bedford avenue, southwest side of Bedford street, near
Rowe place
Belcher lane, from Forthill gun house to Purchase street
Belknap street, from Beacon to Cambridge street
Bennet street (South), from Washington to Front street
Bennet street (North), from 206 Hanover to Salem street
Bennet place, south side North Bennet street
Berry street, from the Meetinghouse in Federal street to
Atkinson street
Beverly street, from Causeway to Charlestown street
Blacksione street, from Clinton street to junction of
Cross and Charlestown streets
Blake's court, opens at 740 Washington street
Blossom place, opens 15 Blossom street
STREETS. 49^
Blossom street, north from Cambridge street, opposite
Garden street, to Allen street
Blossom court, opens E. fioui 7 Blossom st. n. Cambridge
lioard alley, from 73 Ciiarter to Commercial street
Boston and Providence Rail Road opens in Pleasant st.
opposite the head of Elliot street
Boston and VVoicester Rail Road, opens C17 Washington
Bowdoin street, from Cambridge to Beacon street
Bovvdoin place, south end of Bowdoin street
Bowdoin square, between Cambridge and Court streets
Boylston street, from Boylston market to Pleasant street
Boylston place, Boylston street, opposite burying ground
BoyL-^lon square, south side Boylston market
Bradford place, opens from JMason street, south side
Briitile street, from Dock square to 77 Court street
Brattle square, from Meetinghouse to Elm street
Bread street, from (Sd Broad street to '3S India street
Bridge street, north from Cambridge st. to the Hospital
Bridge street court, opens at 20 Bridge street
Bridge court, opens at 2 George, near Cambridge
Bridge street avenue, from 11 Bridge street
Brighton street, from west end Leveret to Allen street
Brighton street (North), from 7G Leveret to the Flats
Brimmer's T, o[)ens from Long wharf
Broadway, from Free Bridge to Dorchester street
Broad street, from State street to the Free Bridge
Bromfield street, from 209 Washington to Tremont st.
Bromfield place, from north side Bromfield street
Brookline street, from 773 Washington to Tremont st.
Bulfinch street, south from Bowdoin sq. to Somerset pi.
Bulfinch place, between Bulfinch and Bowdoin streets
Bumstead place, Tremont street, near Bromfield street
Bumstead court, opposite west end Boylston market
Butolph street, from Cambridge street to Myrtle street
C STREET, from Dorchester Turnpike across Broad-
way to the Beach
Cabot street, see Tremont
Cambridge st. from Bowdoin sq. to West Boston bridge
Camden street, from 805 Washington to Tretnont street
Canal street, from Union st. southerly side of the Canal
to Causeway street
Canton street, opens next south of 7G1 Washington, and
leads to Tremont street
Carnes court, on south side from 15 Havvkins street
Carney place, opens at 679 Washington street
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REGISTER.
Carver street, from Pleasant st. north across Elliot street
to the burial ground
Carioll place, opens at (56 Saletn
Caslle street, across Washington st. at G29, from Fayette
to Front street
Causeway street, from Leveret st. to Charlestown bridge
Cedar lane, from Chesnut street to Mount Vernon st.
Cedar street (South), from Pleasant street, 1st north of
Fayetle street
Cedar street court, east from South Cedar street
Central street, from Kilby street to 5 India street
Central court, from 242 Washington to Avon place
Centre street (West), from Cambridge street near the
bridge to Pinckney street
Centre street (North), from 85 Hanover street to Ann st.
Chambers street, from 41 Cambridge st.to 57 Leveret st.
Chambers street court, opens at 22 Chambers street
Chardon street, from Bowdoin square to Hawkins street
Charles street, from Boylston st. to West Boston bridge
Charlestown street, from Union st. to Causeway street
Charter street, from 230 Hanover street to Lynn street
Chauncey place, front of First Church, Summer street
Chatham street, from 21 Merchants row to 4 Commercial
Chesnut street, from Walnut street to Charles street
Church street, from west side of South Cedar street
Clark street, from 185 Hanover to 294 Ann street
Clark alley, from 125 Hanover to 148 Ann street
Clinton street, from Merchants row to Commercial street
Codman's Buildings, 323 Washington street
Columbia street, from Bedford street to Essex street
Commercial street, from 12 Long wharf to Charlestown
Bridge
Commercial avenue, from 281 Ann st. to Union wharf
Congress street, from 31 State street to Milk street
Congress square, the buildings erected on the site of the
Exchange Coffee House, Congress street
Congress court, rear 20 Congress street
Cottage place, at 684, east side Washington street
Cook court, back of Latin School house, 34 School street
Cooper street, from Charlestown across Pond and North
Margin street, by the gun house, to Salem place
Corn court, south side Faneuil Hall
Cornhill, from 23 Washington street to 65 Court street
Cornhill court, back of 81 Washington street
Court street, from City Hall to Bowdoin square
STREETS. 51
Court square, front of County Court House, School st.
Cotfing place, opens at 14 Chambers street
Cotton place, from Purchase street to Broad street
Creek street, from 2 Clinton street
Creek square, back of Union and Ann streets
Crescent place, 5 Green street
Cross street, from the Canal, across Hanover and Ann,
to Commercial street
Custom-house street, from 70 Broad st. to 32 India street
DEACON street, from Portland street to Friend street
Dearborn avenue, from 7 Federal street to Theatre alley
Dedham street, from 759 Washington street, crosses Suf-
folk to Tremont street
Derne street, from Bowdoin street to Hancock street
Devonshire street, from 25 State street to Milk street
Distil-house square, from the bottom of Sudbury street,
northwest to Hawkins street
Distil-house street, from 550 Washington st. to Front st.
Doane street, from Kilby street to 9 Broad street
Dock square, from Elm street southward to Washington
street, and eastward to the corner opposite the
west end of Faneuil Hall
Dorchester street, from Catholic Church to ship yard
Dover street, from 691 Washington st. to Tremont street
EAST street, from Sea street to South street
Eaton street, from North Russell to Chambers street
Elliot street, from 481 Washington to Pleasant street
Elliot court, south side of Elliot street
Elm street, from Dock square to 29 Hanover street
Essex street, from 378 Washington to South street
Essex court, in Essex street, opposite to Front street
Essex place, opens between 53 and 55 Essex street
Exchange street, from 30 State street to 36 Dock square
FAYETTE street, from Pleasant, opposite Carver, to
Castle street
Fayette place, Tremont street, front of the Mall
Fayette court, opens at 403 Washington street
Federal street, from Milk st. past the Theatre to High
Federal court, between 43 and 45 Federal street
Federal court (North), opens at 78 Hanover street
Fifth street, 5lh from Free Bridge to Dorchester street
First street, the first from Free Bridge, runs east and west
Flagg alley, from 60 State street to Market square
Fleet street, from 173 Hanover to Snow's wharf
52 . REGISTER.
Foster place (S.), on the west side of Tremont street, be-
tween Boylston and Elliot streets
Foster street, from Charter to 30 Commercial street
Foster place, opens at 6 Foster street
Fourth street, 4th from Free Bridge to Dorchester street
Franklin street, from 184 Wasliitigton st. to Franklin pi.
Franklin place, from Hawley street to the Theatre
Franklin avenue, from Court street to 36 Cornhill
Frierrd street, from 62 Hanover street to Causeway street
Fri-end stre»3t place, opens westerly from Friend street,
«ear Causeway street
Friend street court, opens at 6 Friend street
Front street, from Essex street to South Boston bridge
Fruit street, near the Hospital, from Blossom across
Bridge street
Fruit street court, from Fruit street, near the Hospital
Fulton street, from Clinton, back of Commercial, to
Richmond street
Fulton court, from Fulton street
GARDEN street, from Cambridge to Myrtle street
Garden court street, v^^est side of North sq. to Fleet street
Garland place, opens at 683 Washington street
George St., from Camb. st. n. the bridge to Pinckney st.
Gibbs lane, from Washington place to Forthill wharf
Gorham place, opens at 725 Washington street
Goucij street, from 11 Green street to Merrimac street
Gilman place, west side of Friend, near Travers street
Graphic court, opens 219 Washington street
Green street, from Bowdoin square to Chambers street
Grecnough lane, from 25 Charter to 6 Commercial street
Gridley street, from High to Purchase street
Grove street, from Cambridge to Pinckney street
Grove st. (North), from 125 Cambridge st. to the Hospital
HAMILTON pi. Tremont st. opposite Park st. Church
Hamilton st. from Batterymarch st. to Washington pi.
Hamilton avenue, from 95 Broad street
Hamilton alley, Hamilton st. near Batterymarch street
Hamilton court, opens north side of Hamilton street
Hancock street, from Mt. Vernon to Cambridge street
Hancock row, from Marshall street to Creek squar,e
Hancock avenue, frotn Beacon st. to Mt. Vernon street,
near the State House
Hanover st. from Court street to Winncssimit ferry way
Hanover court, opens at 64 Hanover street
Hanover place, opens at J40 Hanover street
STREETS. 63
Hanover avenue, from 191 Hanover to 316 Ann street
Harlaem place, opens at 345 Washington street
Hartford place, south side High street, near Forthill
Harvard court, opens from south side of Harvard street
Harvard street, from 448 Washington to Front street
Harvard place, Washington st. opposite the Old South
Haverhill street, from Warren bridge to Charlestovvn st.
Hawkins street, from Sudbury to Ivers street
Hawley street, from Trinity Church to Milk street
Hawley place, opens at 170 Washington street
Haymarket place, south side of Avery street
Hayward place, opens at 350 Wasliington street
Henchman lane, fronn 35 Charter to Commercial street
High street, from Summer street to Washington place
High St. pi. on the west side of High st. near Atkinson st,
Hollis street, from 517 Washington to Tremont street
Howard street, from Court t-o Bulfinch street
Hull street, from Christ Church by the Burial Ground to
Commercial street
Humphrey place, on east side of Hamilton st. n. Forthill
INDIA street, from Long wharf to India wharf
Ivers street, from Hawkins to Merrimac street
JACKSON place, opens at 16 Winter street
Jefferson place, near east end South Bennet street
Jefferson street, runs east from Fayette street to Tremont
Jenkins place, Commercial, opposite Stetson's wharf
Joy's Building, 81 Washington
Joys pi. Belknap, between Beacon and Mt. Vernon sts.
KENNARD'S avenue, from 32 Poplar to 51 Allen
Kilby street, from State street to Milk street
Kingston street, from 53 Summer to Bedford street
Kneeland street, from 426 Washington to Front street
Knox street, rear 25 Fayette
Kuhn place, at 74 Tremont street
LA FAYETTE avenue, from 80 Prince to Pond street
La Grange place, opens at 451 Washington street
Lancaster street, from Merrimac st. to Millpond wharf
Lane place, opens from Gibbs lane, between Purchase
street and Washington place
Langdon place, opens at 179 Ann street
Lenox street, south from 807 W^ashington, and leads to
Suffolk street
Leveret street, from 25 Green street to Central bridge
Leveret lane, opens at 32 Leveret street
Leveret court, north side 26 Leveret street
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54 REGISTER.
Lyman place, from 10 Leveret street to 17 Green street
Liberty square, the junction of Kilby, Water and Batte-
rymarch streets
Lime alley, from Charter street, opposite burying ground
to Commercial street
Lincoln street, from Summer to Essex street
Lincoln court, from 23 Fayette street
Lindall street, fronj Congress to Kilby street
Louisburgh sq. between 71) Pinckney and 62 Mt. Vernon
Lowell place, on the south side of Boylston street
Lynde street, from Cambridge to 22 Green street
Lynn street, now called Commercial
Lucas place, opens at 661 Washington street
MADISON place, opens from 146 Pleasant street
Maiden street, opens next south of 742 Washington st.
Margaret alley, from Margaret street to Snowhill street
Margaret street, from 27 Prince to Sheafe street *
Margin st. (N.), from 52 Salem, across Thacher to Pond st.
Margin street (South), from Pitts to Prospect street
Market square, S. W. and North sides Faneuil Hall
Market street (North), north side of the new market
Market street (South), south side of the new market
Market street, from Portland to Charleslown street
Market place, opens 415 Washington street
Marlborough place, opens 166 Washington street
Marshall street, from 24 Union to Hanover street
Marsh lane, from Union street to Creek square
Marston place, opens from 71 Chambers street
Mason street, from West street to Avery street
May street (South), opens at 704 Washington street
May street, from South Russell to Charles street
May court, on the west side of Belknap street
May place, rear of 12 Oak street
McLean street, from Chambers street to Blossom street
McLean court, opens at 8 McLean street
Mechanic place, opens at 603 Washington street
Mechanic street, from 115 Hanover to 142 Ann street
Medford street, from Charlestown st. to Causeway street
Merchants row, from State street by the Market house
to Ann street
Merrimac st. from north end of Union to Causeway st.
Middlesex place, opens at 308 Washington street
Middlesex street, from Castle street, south
Milk street, from the Old South to India street
Milton place, from Fed»ral street to Federal court
STREETS.
55
Milton street, from Spring to Brighton street
Minot street, northeasterly from 44 Leveret street
Montgomery place, opens at 168 Tremont
Moon street, from North square to Fleet street
Morton place. Milk street, near Hawley street
Mount Vernon street, from Beacon st. to Charles street
Mount Vernon place, from Hancock av. to Belknap st,
Murray place, opens 38 Prince street
Myrtle street, from Hancock to Centre street
Myrtle court, west end of Myrtle street
NASSAU court, west side of Tremont street
Nassau street, from Front to Ash street
Newbern place, opens at 47 Carver street
Newbury place, opens at 3G4 Washington street
Newton place, opens from 5 Beach street
Norfolk avenue, opens at 185 Washington street
Norfolk place, opens at 330 Washington street
Northampton street, 801, south end Washington street
North Hanover court, opens at 152 Hanover street
North square, between Hanover, Fleet and Ann streets
Noyes place, opens 74 Salem street
OAK place, on the south side of Oak st. opposite Ash
Oak street, opens 514 Washington street
Old Road, from Havves place Church to the Point
Oliver street, fiom Milk street to Washington place
Oliver place, south side Essex street
Orange street, opens at 625 Washington street
Orange ct. opens from Washing, next south of Elliot st.
Orange lane, from Washington opposite Orange street
Otis place. Summer street, opposite Kingston street
PARK street, from head of Mall to State House
Parkman's place, opens at 144 Hanover street
Pearl street, from Milk to Purchase stteel
Pearl place, on east side Pearl street
Peck lane, from Essex street to wharf
Phillips's Buildings, on Kilby and Water streets
Phillips place, opposite the Chapel, Tremont street
Piedmont street, from Pleasant, 2d north Fayette street
Pinckney lane, from Pinckney to Mt. Vernon street
Pinckney street, from Belknap to Charles street
Pine street, from 520 Washington to 48 Front street
Pitts place, from 6 Pitts street
Pitts street, from 1 Green to Merrimac street
Pitts court, on the west side of Pitts street
Pleasant streot, from Boylston to Washington street
56 REGISTER.
Pleasant st. ct. west from 140 Pleasant st. to Church st.
Plymouth street, south end of Washington street
Plymouth place, westerly side Front, near Beach street
Pond street, from Hanover and Salem streets to Charles-
town bridge
Pond street place, opens at 75 Pond
Poplar street, from 60 Chambers street to Charles river
Portland street, from 48 Hanover to Causeway street
Portland place, opens 19 Portland street
Prince street, from North square to (vharlestown bridge
Prince street avenue, from 39 Prince to North Bennet
Prospect street, from Lyman place to Merrimac street
Province street, from 30 School to Bromfield street
Province house court, through the arch at 1U5 Washings
ton street to Province street
Purchase street, from Summer street to Broad street
Purchase {)1. opens nearly oppos. the Church, Purchase st,
QUINCY place, on north side High st. near Wash. pi.
RICHARDSON place, from Short^street
Richmond street, from 49 Salem across Hanover and
Ann to Commercial street
Richmond avenue, opens at 5o Salem
Ridgevvay lane, from Cambridge to Derne street
Rowe place, opens south side of Bedford street
Robinson lane, from 220 Hanover to 9 Unity street
Rogers's buildings, Congress street
Russell street (North), from Cambridge to Eaton street
Russell street (South), from Cambridge to Myrtle street
SALEM place, from 62 Salem street to Cooper street
Salem st. north from Hanover and Pond, to Charles st.
Salt lane, from 29 Union street to Creek square
Salter place, opens at 56 Prince street
Salutation street, from 195 Hanover to 336 Ann street
School street, from 137 Washington to the Stone Chapel
Scollay's buildings, between Court and Treraont streets
Scott court, opens between 8 and 9 Union street
Scott alley, from Creek square to Ann street
Sea street (now Broad street, but as the old numbering of
Sea St. is still retained, reference is made in the Di-
rectory to Sea St.), from Summer st. to Free Bridge
Second st. (West), from 67 Leveret to Brighton street
Second st. court, from the southerly side of W. Second
Second street, is the 2d street from Free Bridge, South
Boston, and runs east from Turnpike street
Sewall place, from Milk street, opposite Morton place
STREETS. 57
Silver street, from Turnpike street, South Boston
Sister street, from Williams to Berry street
Sheafe street, from Salem to Snowhill street
Short street, from Bedford street to the water
Short street court, rear Short street
Short lane, from 13 North Bennet to Tileston street
Snowhill street, from 21 Prince street to Hull street
Somerset street, from Beacon to Howard street
Somerset place, from Somerset to Bowdoin street
Somerset court, near south end of Somerset street
South street, from Summer street, opposite High street
South street court, east side of South street
South street place, west side of South street
South Bridge st. from Washington st. to S. Boston bridge
Southac court, west end of Southac street
Southac St. from Butolph across Garden to George street
•Spear alley, from Purchase street, near the Church
Spring lane, from 134 Washington st. to Devonshire st.
Spring street, from 59 Leveret to 45 Allen street
Spring street court, opens from 59 Spring street
Spring street place, opens from 18 Spring street
Spruce street, from Chesnut to Beacon street
State street, from Washington street to Long wharf
Staniford street, from Cambridge to 24 Green
Staniford place, opens at 11 Staniford stieet
Stillman jtlace, from west side Stillman st. to Cooper st.
Stillman street, from 46 Salem st. to Charlestown street
Stoddard street, from Howard to Court street
Sturgis place, opens at 7 Pearl street
Sudbury street, from Court to Portland street
Sudbury square, north end Sudbury street
Suifolk street, rear 725 Washington, from Castle street
Suffolk place, opens at 302 Washington street
Sullivan place, in Federal street, between Franklin street
and Federal court
Summer street, from 226 Washington st. to Sea street
Sun court street, from North square to 218 Ann street
Sweetser court, opens at 342 Washington street
TEMPLE street, from Cambridge to Mt. Vernon street
Temple place, opens at Masonic Temple, Tremont st.
Temple avenue, at 307 Washington
Thacher street, from 71 Prince to Charlestown street
Thacher st. court, on east side Thacher street
Thaxter place, from Front street, opposite Harvard st.
Theatre alley, from Milk street to rear of Theatre
9
58 REGISTER.
Third street (3(1), from Free Bridge, South Boston, runs
easterly from 2d street
Tiieston street, from 214 Hanover to 93 Salem street
Travers street, from Portland to Charlestovvn street
Tremont st. from Court to Washington st. by the Mall
Tremont pi. opens on Bt^acon st. near Somerset street
Tudor's Building, 20 Court street
Turnpike st. from Free Br. S. Bos. to Dorchester Tump,
UNION street, from Market square to Merrimac street
Unity court, opens at 2 Unity street
Unity street, from Charter to 14 Tiieston street
VERNON St. runs N. E. from Leveret st. oppos. Spring st.
Vernon place, opens at 23 Charter street
Vine St. from N. Russell across Blossom and Bridge sts.
WALNUT street, from Beacon to Mt. Vernon street
Warren street, from 581 Washington to Elliot street
I Warren place, opens on the north side Pleasant street
Washington place, includes all the buildings round the
walk on Fori Hill
Washington Mechanic place, opens at 409 Washing, st,
Washington aven. from E. end of l*urchase to Wash. pi.
Washington street, from Roxbury to Dock square
Water street, from I2S Washington to 37 Broad street
Waverley place, opens at 18 South street
Well St. from Cus. House st. across Bread to Wharf st.
Wendell street, from Oliver street to Hamilton street
West street, from 333 Washington street to the Mall
, W. Cedar street, frotn Pinckney to Chesnut street
Wharf street, from 100 Broad street to 43 India street
Wheeler's court, opens at 40 Pleasant street
Williams court, tlirough the arch at 103 Washington st.
Williams street, from Federal to Atkinson street
Willow street, from Chesnut lo Mount Vernon street
Wilson lane, from 26 State street to 32 Dock square
Winter court, opens at 20 Winter street
Winter street, from 271 Washington street to the Mall
Winthrop place, opposite Church Green, Summer street
"WJlAlRirHS, KEFHRRED TO IN THIS
DIRECTORIT.
Arch wharf, Broad street, 2d north Forthill wharf
Ballard's graving ways, opens 263 Ann
Banister's wharf, Broad street, near Free Bridge
Bartlett's, near Railway, Commercial
WHARVES. 59
Barry's, opens between 115 and 117 Essex
Battery, opens from Commp.rcial, near Railway
Brown's. Commercial, near Charlestown bridge
Bull's, east end Summer
Central, between India and Long wharves
Charaberiin's, Commercial street, near Charter
Chuichill's wharf, 102 Sea street
Comey's Commercial, op. Foster street
Commercial, 7(5 Commercial st.
Constitution, opens from Commercial, near north end of
Hanover
Copeland's, opens at Commercial, near Foster
Drake's, 40 Sea street
Dawes's, Broad street, next east from Tileston's
East Boston Ferry, Hancock's wharf
Ellis's, opens at 183 Ann
Fiske's, opens from Commercial, near Foster street
Forthiii, Broad street, 3d north of Liverpool
Foster's, at south end of Inroad street, next to Rowe's
Gray's, near Charlestown bridge
Harris's ways, between Foster's and Otis's wharves
Hancock, opens at 211 Ann
Hiler's, opens from Commercial, near Charlestown bridge
Hobbs's, 90 Sea slieet
Howe's, Sea, opposite East street
India, at the south end of India street
Kittredge &< Wyman's, next Charlestown bridge
Little's, from Commercial near Charlestown bridge
Lincoln's, opens at 21^)5 Ann
Lincoln &- Wheelwright's, 2d north of Liverpool
Liverpool, Broad street, rear 69 Purchase street
Long, at the east end of State street
Maine, east end of Summer street, near Bull's wharf
Marine railway, Commercial, near end of Hanover
Mercantile wharf, N. E. from Faneuil Hall market, in-
cluding Exchange wharf, formerly so called
Otis's, east side Broad street, next north Arch wharf
Packard's, Broad street, next north of Forthiii wharf
Piper's, 30 Sea street, now called Broad street
Peirce's, south end South street
Pratt «fc Cushing's railway, Commercial, near bottom of
Hauover
60 REGISTER.
Prentice's, west of Russia, and opens from Broadjstreet
Rowe's, Broad street, next India wharf
Rowe's wharf buildings, opposite east Purchase street
Russia, Broad street, opposite Atkinson street
Sargent's, opens from Commercial
Stetson & Goodwin's, next Wilkinson & Pratt's wharf
Snow's, next north of Commercial
Spear's, Broad street, next north of Liverpool wharf
T, opens between 46 and 47 Long wharf
Thompson's ways, opens Commercial ^
Tileston's, Broad street, near Summer street
Union, opens at 297 Ann
Wales's, opposite 77 Sea street
Wilkinson & Pratt's, 2d north of Hancock, Com.
Winnessimit Ferryway, at north end of Hanover street
BOSTON DIRECTORY.
ABBOT ANDREW, mason, 35 Poplar
Abbot Appleton, porter, 4th street
Abbot Benjamin, cooper, Pond
Abbot George W. (6'. L. Abbot ^ Co.), h. 64 Poplar
Abbot Jacob C. clerk, 65 Leveret
Abbot John, 7 Green
Abbot Joseph H. school, 27 Mt. Vernon
Abbot Josiah, handcartman, N. Margin
Abbot Richard W. truckman, 93 Ann
Abbot Reuben, 21 Union
Abbot Samuel L. «fe Co. {Geo. W. Mbot), merchants, 21
Central wf. h. 79 Bedford
Abbot Theodore, bookbinder, 8 School, h. Brighton
Abbot (Timothy) & Howard (/. J^.), wharfingers, Tump.
Abbot William, shipwright, house Broadway
Abell Joseph, cooper, h. rear 98 Warren
Abell Levi, housewright, house 5 Carver
Aborn Henry M. See Trott & Co.
Aborn Mary, house 23 Allen
Abrahams Ben. cooper, Constitution wf. house Fleet
Abrahams Marcy R. 234 Hanover
Abrams Joseph, rear 63 Salem
Abrams Stephen, as. lib. Athenaeum, h. Ill Purchase
Abrams William, h. 109 Hanover
Ackers Geo. rigger, Margaret
Ackers John, cabinetmaker, 679 Wash. h. 43 Warren
Acres George T. tinplateworker, rear 12 Boylston
Adams Aaron, jr. leather, 10 Clinton, h. 101 Wash.
Adams Abel {Barnard, A. & Co.), h. 2 Winthrop place
Adams Alvin, 23 Elm, h. 8 Blossom
Adams Asa, broker, house Church
Adams Ashur, broker. Mechanics R. Room, h. B st.
Adams {Asahel) & Shumway {fViUard ./3.), dry goods,
281 Washington. A. boards Lamb Tavern
Adams Augustus, truckman, rear 730 Washington
Adams Bartlett, pianoforte mak. 354 Wash. h. 10 Castle
Adams Benj. binder, 81 Cornhill, h. 52 Cambridge
Adams Benj. h. 6 Mt. Vernon, op. Hancock
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62 DIRECTORY.
Adams Chailes, stair builder, 13 Bridge
Adams Charles, dry g'ds, 47 Hanover, h. 5 Richmond
Adams Charles, patent bedstead maker, 422 Washington
Adams Charles B. F. house 422 Washington
Adams Charles F. attorney, 23 Court, h. 3 Hancock av.
Adams {Charles Fred.), Homer (P. T.) & Co. {Sidney
Homer), importers, 25 Doane. A.'s h. 26 Chesnut
Adams Chester, cashier Union Bank
Adams Edwin, physician, 60 Tremont
Adams Elisha. broker, B street
Adams Elijah, capt., house Distil-house square
Adams Elizabeth, corset maker, 24 Franklin
Adams Elizabeth, widow, Salem, under the Academy
Adams Elizabeth, widow, Batterymarch
Adams Francis. See Southgate, Blake & Co.
Adams George, importer hard ware, 75 Commercial
Adams George W. attorney. Court, cor, Tremont
Adams G. W. house Causeway
Adams Hannah, widow, op., 79 Pleasant
Adams Hiram, printer, h. 4 Fayette court
Adams Isaac, teamster, rear 337 Washington
Adams Isaac, trunkmaker, 80 Ann
Adams Isaac, 44 Fan. Hall market, h. 20 Lyman place
Adams {Isaac, jr.) & Hovey {John G.), dry goods, 48
Kilby. A.'s h. Lyman place
Adams James, messenger Atlantic Bank
Adams James, jr. h. 6 VVater
Adams {James M.) & Seaver {JVath'l), stable, Fulton
Adams James M. h. Fulton
Adams Jeremiah, stonecutter, h. op. 79 Pleasant
Adams John, clerk Globe Bank
Adams {John) »& Bullard {Leonard), grocers, 32 Brattle
Adams John I. brush manufactory, 15 Exchange
Adams John, shoe store, 126, h. 218 Hanover
Adams John Q. printer, 6 Congress sq. h. 12 Oak
Adams Joseph, merchant, 7 City wf. h. 16 Summer
Adams Joseph, 218 Hanover
Adams Joseph D. clerk Fulton Bank, h. 3 Howard
Adams Joseph H. pros. Ocean Ins. Co. h.BO Mt. Vernon
Adams {Joseph T.) and Hudson {Thos.), publishers and
proprietors of Centinel and Palladium, 24 Congress
Adams Joseph T. editor of Centinel, 1j. 45 Chesnut
Adams Laban, innholder. Lamb tavern, 369 1-2 Washing.
Adams Lydia K. school, 6 Cross, near Pond
Adams Lucy, widow of Abijah, 13 Pinckney
DIRECTORY. 63
Adams Lydia, dressmaker, h. 1 Fayette court
Adams Mary Ann, widow, rear 647 Washington
Adams Mehitabel, Court square
Adams Mark, laborer, 64 Belknap
Adams Mary, widow, h. 10 Bridge st. court
Adams Mary, widow, 63 Elliot
Adams Nancy, Battery
Adams Nehemiah, Rev. h. 4 Boylston place
Adams Oliver. See Corey & Adams
Adams Paul, furniture, 5 Water, h. 128 Charles
Adams Philip, house rear 57 Salem
Adams Samuel, physician, 34 School
Adams Sam. wireworker, 12 Federal, h. do.
Adams Sam. G. housewright, 30 Tremont, n. Washing.
Adams Sam. S. tinplate worker. Water, h. 218 Hanover
Adams Seaver, clerk, house 59 Essex
Adams Serh {Bartholomew &/• Ji.)^ boards 10 Atkinson
Adams Samuel, mason, h. 5 Mason
Adams (Simeon P.) & Kendall {Samuel G.), grocers, 141
Court, Adams's h. 6 Prospect
Adams Sumner, bar-room, 34 Brattle
Adams Thomas, 1 Faneuil Hall market
Adams Thomas, watchman, h. S. Cedar, near Church
Adams Thomas, h. Alden court
Adams's (Wm. ^ G. W.) & Hammond (j^r«CTna5), black-
smiths, Cross, cor. Fulton. W. A.'s h. Causeway
Adams William, house 6 North Bennet
Adams William D. housewright, Dorchester
Adams (William D.) & Torry (J. G.), printers, 31 Corn-
hill. Adams's h. 44 Federal
Adams Zabdiel B. physician, 21 Pearl
Adan John R. counsellor, 11 Court, h. 14 Summer
Adgate Abigail, widow, h. Southac, cor. Grove
Adiington Benj. W. housewright, h. 11 Spring
Adolphus Edward, accountant, 9 Brattle
Agant Victor, boarding house, 4 Province
Ager Solomon, leather, 45 N. Market, h. 89 Front
Agin Daniel, laborer, rear 91 W^arren
Agin John, laborer, h. 2 Devonshire
Aglar Francis, rigger, h. 24 Hamilton
Aiken Barney, mason, rear 24 Pleasant
Aiken Calvin, house 1 Newton
Aiken Jonathan, laborer, Travers
Aiken Lemuel (J. 38 Friend
Aiken Robert, laborer, South street place
64 DIRECTORY.
Aiken Calvin and William, wood wf. South, Ik 59 SoatJi
Aiken William (C. S^ IV. Aiken), h. 78 Essex
Aiken William, mason, C street
Ainsworth Almun, housewright, h. 108 Cambridge
Akarman Ann B., widow, 2 Suffolk place
Akerman Benjamin, cabinetmaker, h. rear Charles
Akins Mary Jane,, dressmaker, Portland
Albee John, W.I. goods, Commercial, h. 8 Sheafe
Albert John M. baker, Hollis, near Washington
Albert Joseph, rigger, Wilkinson's wf. h. Sun court
Albree John, mer. 34 Commercial, h. 3 Kneeland
Alcott Amos B. school, 7 Mas. Tern. h. 3 Somerset ct>
Alcorn James, laborer, 108 Broad
Alden Betsey, widow, 26 Short
Alden Elizabeth, tailoress, 26 Short
Alden James F. boards Kilburn's Coffee H.
Alden James, hat store, 83 Commercial
Alden J. W. h. 9 Stillman
Alden John, shoe store, 88 Hanover, h. 23 Tileston-
Alden John, laborer, IMedmont, near Church
Alden Maria, milliner, 133 Court, h. 94 Court
Alden Paul {E. Baker S^ Co.), h 9 Hayward place
Alden Robert T. sailmaker, 8 City wharf, h. 3 Hawley
Alden Silas, h. 2 Cornhill sq. >
Alden Wm. V. (G. Vinton & Co.), boards 170 Wash.
Aldrich Aaron, 82 F. H. market, h. 8 Pitts
Aldrich Alpheus, rear 5 Cross
Alexander Caroline, widow. 3 Mason
Alexander Ebenezer, h. Southac, cor. Garden ■
Alexander, Edward, mastmaker, Sea, h. rear 47 Sea
Alexander Emery, 41 F. H. market, li. 74 Leveret
Alexander Francis, portrait painter, rear Savings Bank
Alexander Henry F. h. F street near 4th
Alexander Jeanette, midwife, 118 Charles
Alexander John, carpenter, h. 6 Lucas place
Alexander Josiah W. bridge builder, 24 Gouch
Alexander Lucretia, boarding, 7 Bulfinch place
Alexander Martha, nurse, 108 Salem
Alexander Oliver B. undertaker, h. rear St Paul's
Alger Cyrus, iron founder, 2 Central wf h. 4th
Alger Francis, 2 Central wf h. 2 Fourth
Alger Nahum, grocer, 78 Cambridge
Alker Thomas (Bascom «^' J].), h. 5 Province
Allan George W. housewright, h. 655 Washington
Allen Arabella, Moon c. Fleet
DIRECTORY.
65
Allen Abigail, widow, rear 27 Milk
Allen H. hairdresser, Pond
Allen Abby Ann, widow, 36 Sea
Allen Amos S. innkeeper, Park house, cor. Boylstonand
Tremont
Allen Andrew J. & Co. {Jeremiah), stationers, 72 State,
h. 7 Sullivan place
Allen Ann, widow, 137 Tremont
Allen Ann M. dry goods, 214 Wash. h. 5 Suffolk place
Allen Betsey, widow, rear 110 Sea
Allen Calvin, carver, h. 6 Carver
Allen Calvin P. mason, h. 21 Myrtle
Allen Catharine, boarding, 1 Centre
Allen Catharine, tailoress, 19 Garden
Allen Charles J. F. clerk Custom House, h. B street
Allen Charles H. school, h. 26 Hancock
Allen Ethan, teamster, rear 730 Washington
Allen {Ezra), Pigeon {Henry) & Pool ( Benjamin), masU
makers, Com. n. Railway, A.'s h. Com. n. Foster
Allen Ezra, dry goods, 71 Hanover, h. 1 Stillman
Allen Frederick 1). See Fowie & A.
Alien Freeman. See J. Whitney & Co.
Allen Francis {Champneij fy Jl.), h. Grove
Alien Jeremiah. See A. J. Allen & Co.
Allen James, cabinetmaker, h. Carver
Allen Joseph, grocery, S. Margin, h. 58 Portland
Allen Gaius W. watchman, 14 Stillman
Allen Hcinnah, widow of James, 32 Atkinson
Allen Hannah, wid. of Robert, 3 Purchase, cor. Summer
Allen {Hezekiah R.) & Welles {Augustus L.) dry goods,
Pemberton hill, h. 64 Chesnut
Allen Ira W. furniture, 28 Milk, h. 483 Washington
Allen Isaac S. 53 India wf.
Allen Isaac, painter, h. 94 Ann
Allen Jabez, h. 47 Front
Allen James M. auct. Milk c. Congress, h. 32 High
Allen Jared,29 F. H. market, h. Distil-house square
Allen Jesse, coachmaker, h. 52 Friend
Allen {John) & Co. publishers, 135 Washington
Allen {John) & Place {John B.), housewrights, 19 Blos-
som. Allen's h. 3 Leveret
Allen Josiah, baker, house rear 600 Washington
Allen Peter, clerk, house 10 Purchase
Allen Samuel A. store keeper Cus. H. h. 1 Poplar
Allen Sarah, sempstress, 41 Boylston
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66 DIRECTORY.
Allen Sarah, tailoress, 108 Sea
Allen Samuel R. 110 Milk, boards 1 Central court
Allen Samuel, rigger, 48 India, h. 172 Purchase
Allen Silas, jr.- pianofortemaker, c. Wash, and Essex, h.
40 Warren
Allen Sidney, pianofortemaker, h. 18 Piedmont
Allen Thaddeus, schoolmaster, h. 1 Harvard court
Allen Thomas, snufF store, back 33 Washington
Allen Wm. T. chaise paint. 30 N. Market, h. 40 Warren
Allen William, 13 Boylston market, h. 71 Elliot
Allen William, h. 1st st. S. Boston
Allen Wm. H. English g'ds, 214 Wash. h. 5 Suffolk pi.
Allen William W. shoemaker, rear 13 Friend
Alleyne J. S. B. 16 Court, h, 1 La Grange place
Alley Charles R. (Barnes <^ A.), h. 102 Washington
Alline Elizabeth, 142 Pleasant
Alline Henry, reg. of deeds, Coun. C. H. h. 3 McLean ct.
Alline H. & H. academy, 81 Chambers
Alline William, clerk Custom H. h. 81 Chambers
Allison Amy, widow, rear 6 Charter
Allyn Edwin, laborer, h. Suffolk, cor. Canton
Almy (Wm.), Blake (George B.) & Co. (Joseph IV. Pat-
terson), dry goods, 9 Liberty square
Amber Lucy, house 5 Hull
Amee Jacob, sailmaker, 48 India, h. 18 Purchase
Amee Josiah L. C. sailmaker, h. Broadway
Ames Asa, grocer, 120 Cambridge, h. 18 Bridge
Ames Azel, housewright, shop 98 Ann, h. 31 Brattle
Ames Charles, blacksmith, 4th street
Ames Ezra (Batchelder & .4.), h. 38 Charter
Ames Israel, 41 Salem
Ames Jacob S. confectioner, 13, h. 15 Essex
Ames Nathaniel F. (Gushing ^ A.), h. 4 Crescent place
Ames Samuel, musician, h. Pinckney, near Charles
Ammidon Philip, merchant, house 11 Mount Vernon
Amory Hannah, widow of Thomas C. 21 Franklin place
Amory Mehitabel, widow of Jonathan, house 7 Park
Amory Thomas C, President Firemen's Insurance Co.
h. 5 Franklin place
Amory Thomas C. jr. attorney. Court, h. 7 Park
Amory William, 70 State, h. 42 Beacon
Andem Moses, 97 Charles
Andera (James) ,Cvoshy (Seth,jr.) & Co. (Wm.C. Bolle^^
ship chandlers, 8 Long wf. A.'s h. 97 Charles
Anderling Sophia, widow, Middleseoc, near Castle
DIRECTORY.
67
Anderson Anders, boarding, 4 Bread
Anderson Abigail, rear 9G Warren
Anderson Benjamin, mariner, 231 Ann
Anderson Charles F. stevedore, N. square
Anderson Dorcas, widow, 13 Essex place
Anderson Frances, dressmaker, 324 Washington
Anderson Fred, sailmaker, Clark
Anderson John W. mariner, 4 Bartlett
Anderson J. B. whip factory, 2 Elm
Anderson James, clerk, h. 30 Hancock
Anderson John W. mariner, 4 Bartlett
Anderson James, cordwainer, Commer. n. Hanover
Anderson Jane, widow. Fleet
Anderson Joanna, widow, 159 Court
Anderson Lvdia, h. .5 Williams court
Anderson Rufus, Rev., Sec. A. B. C. F. M. 28 Cornhill,
h. 9 Pinckney
Anderson Thomas, Creek square
Anderson William, waterman, 1 Salutation
Anderton Mary, nurse, 211 Hanover
Andre Sarah, widow, 77 Charter
Andrews Aaron, physician, 8 N. square, h. Salter place
Andrews Alfred A. dry g'ds, 141 Wash. h. 9 Sturgis pi.
Andrews Benjamin H. {Derby <^ £.), h. 159 Tremont
Andrews Caleb, silk goods, 20 Kilby, h. 23 Chesnut
Andrews Charles, h. 3 Cornhill sq.
Andrews Ebenezer T. 15 Winter
Andrews Ebenrzer T. truckman, Leveret lane
Andrews Eleanor, milliner, 4th street
Andrews Elizabeth, widow, rear 34 Charter
Andrews Elizabeth L. widow, rear 1 19 Pleasant
Andrews Ezekiel O. P. turner, h. rear 10 Prince
Andrews E. A. principal Mt. Vernon S. h. 26 Beacon
Andrews George, 124 Faneuil Hall market, h. 30 Cross
Andrews George H. comedian, 12 Bowdoin
Andrews Gustavus, rear Henchman lane
Andrews Henry, silversmith, rear 34 Charter
Andrews Henry, grocer, Hanover cor. Clark
Andrews Henry, broker, 40 State, h. 18 Mt. Vernon
Andrews (James, Colombian Vice Consul) & Son (J. fF.),
mer. 8 Central wf. h. 159 Tremont
Andrews John L. cooper. Henchman lane
Andrews Catharine N. widow of John B., 24 Purchase
Andrews Joseph, cash. Commer. Bank, h. 102 Pleasant
Andrews Joseph, printer, h. 216 Ann
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68 DIRECTORY.
Andrews Justin, grocer, 648, h. rear 682 Washington
Andrews Levi, distiller, 4 Prospect
Andrews Lama, fisherman. Commercial, near Hanover
Andrews Mary, 6 Norfolk place
Andrews Mary, widow, 2 Second
Andrews Mary, rear Henchman lane
Andrews R. copperplate print. 91 Wash. ent. Cornhill ct.
Andrews Samuel, druggist, 11 Broad, h. 74 Summer
Andrews Samuel, house 18 Tileston
Andrews (Samuel) & Home (IVni.), 72 F. H. market
Andrews Samuel, victualler, F. H. h. 680 Washington
Andrews Stephen, fisherman, 4 Salt lane
Andrews Stephen S. sexton, h. Merrimac
Andrews Susan, widow, 29 Cross
Andrews Thomas, sexton, 1 Bartlett
Andrews William, auctioneer, 4th street
Andrews William, fisherman. Creek square
Andrews Wm. T. (JV. Jc^nett ^ Co.), h. 10 Central ct.
Andrus Abraham, mariner, Hanover avenue
Anisly Andrew, brewer, h. Broadway
Angus Mary, widow, rear 11 Short
Annable (Davis) & Lothrop (//.), housewrights, Com-
mercial, h. 65 Charter
Annable Eliza, widow, h. 10 Blossom
Amiable Joseph D., 1 McLean ct.
Annin W. B. engraver, 3 State
Annis William, cooper, 52 Salem
Aplin Eliza, widow, North Hanover court
Appensella Andrew, tailor, rear Short, near Bedford
Appleton Benjamin B. h. 4 Beach
Appleton Charles, sailmaker, Forthill wf. h. 11 Prince
Appleton Charles A. sailmaker, Murray place
Appleton H. K. & J. W., Eng, goods and merchant tai-
lors, 363 Washington, h. 20 Essex
Appleton Hannah, boarding, .33 Milk
Appleton Isaac H. surgeon dentist, 11 Winter
Appleton John, mason, 8 Short
Appleton John G. bookbinder, h. 120 Purchase
Appleton Joseph W. house 20 Essex
Appleton Mary, widow, 20 Essex
Appleton Nathan (J. W. Paige ^ Co.), h. 39 Beacon
Appleton Nathaniel W. h. 46 Mt. Vernon
Appleton Robert & Co. (M. JVeioeU), commis. mer. 69
Water. A.'s h. 3 Cambridge
Appleton Samuel, merchant, house 36 Beacon
DIRECTORY. 6B
j\ppleton Thomas, organ builder, Parkman market, h,
corner Lyuian place
Appleton William, Pres. U. S. Bank, h. 51 Beacon
Applin Benjamin &, Wesson, housevvrights, Friend, h. 1
Milton
Apthorp Charles Wentworlh, 9 West Cedar
Archbald George, cabinetmaker, 695 Wash, h, 1 Dover
Archbald Henry, 076 Washington
Archbold Lawrence, rear Centre
Archer James, engraver, 228 Washington
Arkison William, ropemaker, south 752 Washington
Arlin Sarah, boarding, 39 Pond
Armour Thomas, prof, music, h. 8 Boylston square
Armsby William, mason, h. 2 Cedar street court
Armstrong David, shipwright, rear 3d street
Armstrong Samuel T. lieut. gov. h. Bullincli
Armstrong Thomas, laborer, h. 18 Devonshire ^
Arnistrong Washington, sailmaker, 11 Tileston
Armstrong William, cordwainer, Salem
Armstrong William, coppersmith, 8 Prince
Arnew Samuel, laborer, 217 Ann
Arnold Charles, dry goods, 42 Kilby, h. 184 Hanover
Arnold Eliphaz, printer, h. 18 Washington place
Arnold Harriet, widow of Joel H. 16 S. Bennet
Arnold James, truckman, h. 462 Washington
Arnold John, laborer, Canton rear Suffolk
Arnold John, laborer. Canal
Arnold John, gardener, h. Grove
Arnold Joseph, truckman, 14 East
Arnold Joseph, turner, h. 15 Carver
Arnold Ruth, widow, N. Federal court
Arnold Samuel S. leather and hides, 31 Broad
Ash Susanna, widow, 11 Friend
Ash James, h. North Margin
Ashcroft Thomas, millwright, Sea, h. rear 89 do.
Ashcroft William, millwright, h. Turr pike near 4th st.
Ashley Luke, housewright, 219 Hanover
Ashley Timothy, printer, 228 Hanover
Ashman George, saddle-tree maker, h, Carney place
Asliton Elisha V. fancy goods, 117 Wash. h. Bromfield H.
Ashton Francis P. hairdresser, 28 Cong. h. 81 Mt. Vernon
Ashton Sarah, widow of John, 1 Spring lane
Ashton John *& Co. (£. H. IVade), umbrella and music,
197 Washington, h. 02 Federal
Aspinwall Augustus, merchant, 68 Broad
Aspinwell Sam. mastmak. Commer. n. Hanov. h. 4 Foster
70 DIRECTORY.
Atherton Amanda, widow, Pinckney near Charles
Atherton Jonathan, house opposite 15 Ash
Atkins Benjamin (Hay ^ ji.), h. 3 Kingston
Atkins EHsha, merch. 13 Rowe's wf. h. Spring c. Milton
Atkins Henry (Viles 8^ Ji.), h. 5 Oak place
Atkins Henry, capt. 54 iSalem
Atkins Isaiah, crock, ware, 7 Merch. row, h. 86 Federal 1
Atkins John, tobacconist, rear 150 Ann
Atkins Joshua, capt., Spring c. Milton
Atkins Silas, capt. 14 Prince
Atkins Timo. 143 Washington, h. 12 Richmond
Atkins Thomas G. dry goods, 143 Wash. h. 12 Richmond I
Atkins William, painter, h. North Margin
Atkinson {Jlvios) and Rollins ( fVin.), merchants, 38 India:
Atkinson Henry. See Friend & A. •
Atkinson John, clerk, h. rear ICO Washington
Atwell Ann, widow, boarding, 5 Hanover
Atwill Ebenezer, housewright. Leveret lane
Atwood Charles, counsellor, 1 Barrister's Hall
Atwood David, oysters, Devonshire
Atwood John, 32 Cross
Atwood John, oysters, 88 Cambridge
Atwood Joshua, oysters, Bromfield
Atwood Mary, widow, h. South street court
Atwood Samuel, cordwainer, rear 5 Mason
Atwood Stephen, h. Barrett
Atwood Wm. & Co. (Tim. & David), oysters, 35 School
Atwood William, oysters, 24 Union
Augustus John, boot fact. 5 Franklin av. h. r. 58 Poplar
Austin Arthur W. counsellor, 10 Court
Austin Elbridge G. attorney, 17 Court, h. 141 Tremont
Austin Ivers J. counsellor, 81 Wash. h. 141 Tremont
Austin Ichabod M. truckman, 12 Long wf. h. East
Austin James T. counsellor and attorney general, 81
Washington, h. 141 Tremont
Austin Jared, mustard fact. 15 Marshall, h. 24 Chambers
Austin John A. mason, 3d street
Austin Joseph, 68 Prince
Austin Joseph, jr. tinplater, 236 Ann, h. Garden court
Austin John, h. Clark
Austin Matthew, grocer, 186 Ann
Austin Nathan, laborer, 8 Bridge street court
Austin (Richard) & Ellis (Rowland), flour, 18 Commer-
cial, h. 11 Fleet
Austin Samuel, h. 57 Beacon
DIRECTORY. 71
Austin Samuel, jr. mer. 34 India wf. h.57 Beacon
Austin Samuel A. mason, rear 11 Blossom
Austin Sarah, tailoress, 2 Norfolk place
Austin Thomas, bricklayer, h. Nassau court
Austin William R. See Downer, A. & Co.
Auty Benjamin, weaver, 15 Charter
Averill Hiram, boarding, 25 Merrimac
Averill James C. tailor. Sea, h. East, r. engine house
Avery Addison {Luke Brooks &, Co.), h. 61 Finckney
Avery Sarah, Warren place
Aves Thomas, 4 Myrtle court
Avis James K. housejoiner, h. 5 Bath
Axlell S. J. See Eben. Upham & Co.
Ayer (Geo.) & Conant (Fred. P.), housewrights, Fulton.
Ayer's house 9 Columbia
Ayer James B. housewright, h. 22 Bridge
Ayer Obadiah, housewright, 10 Blossom
Ayer Thomas, housewright, Bulfinch, h. r. 59 Poplar
Ayers Hannah, milliner, 62 Hanover
Ayers Ira, hairdresser, op. 25 Batterymarch
Ayers Josiah, branch pilot, 28 Cross
Ayers Lemuel, branch pilot, 81 Prince
Ayers John, waterman, 23 Richmond
Ayers William, housewright, rear Battery
Ayers Oliver, cordvvainer, 2 N. Market, h. r. 95 Salem
Ayling Charles H. (H. A. & Son), h. 131 Pleasant
Ayling (Henry) &. Son (C. H.), turners, cor. Elliot and
Tremont. H. A.'s house 27 Warren
Ayling Isaac, jeweller, rear 39 Washington
Aylwin William C. counsellor, 17 Court, h. 23 Chesnut
BABB LOIS, widow, house 20 Lincoln
Babbet Cyrus, undertaker, h. 10 Purchase
Babbidge Mary, widow, 92 Broad
Babbit Alvin, housewright, h. 115 Essex
Babbit Benajah, laborer. Turnpike near 4th street
Babbit Winthrop G. constable, h. Ivers cor. Merrimac
Babbit Willard, painter, Berry, h. 2 Sturgis place
Babcock Abel, 25 F. H. market, h. 44 Myrtle /
Babcock Archibald D. (Drew & B.), h. 6 Howard
Babcock (Dex.) & Coolidgc (A.), W.I. g'ds, 9 Market sq.
Babcock Dexter, hou?e 121 Pleasant
Babcock James, housewright, h. N. Grove
Babcock Lewis, pianoforleuiaker, 26 Bridge
Babcock Martha, widow, 4 Franklin place
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Babcock Moses, gunsmith, 3 N. Margin
Babcock Nancy, widow of Abraham, 175 1-2 Hanover
Babrock S. H. {Fr'eeman Fisher &, Co.), h. 13 Franklin pi,
Babcock Sarauel, h. Battery
Babcock William, cabinetmaker, house Dedham
Bacall Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, h. 11 S. Cedar
Bacall Thomas, silversmitli, boards 11 S. Cedar
Bacall VVra. K. cabinetmaker, 530, h. 534 Washington
Bachi Pietro, prof Harvard University, h. 36 Hancock
Eachelder Joshua, goldbeater, h 795 Washington
Bachelder Jesse, cooper, rear 130 Sea, h. 2d street
Bachelder John, blacksmith, h 4th street
Bacheler James S. machinist, h. rear 600 Washington
Bachelor William C. handcart, h. 5 Tremont, Pern, hill
Bacon Alice, 7 Suffolk place
Bacon Daniel C.nier. 20 Union wf h. 149 Tremont
Bacon Elizabeth, widow, 5 Norfolk place
Bacon Francis A. collector, h. 88 Tremont cor. Eliot
Bacon Francis B. house 15 Ash
Bacon Eliza, cor. Warren and Washington
Bacon Henry S. clerk, h. 59 Tremont
Bacon Henry, h. Ill Cambridge
Bacon Hiram, mason, h. Broadway
Bacon J: G. clerk, h. 5 Milk
Bacon John, druggist, 40 Court, h. Cres(?ent place
Bacon Joseph V. merchant, 32 Central wf h. 2 Derne
Bacon Jos. G. 4 & 6 Faneuil Hall, h. Milk
Bacon Judah, 3 Hancock row
Bacon Leonard, blacksmith, house Creek square
Bacon Lucy Ann, widow of William, Gibbs lane
Bacon (L. B.) & Motley (T.jr.), dry goods, 7 Central
Bacon Reuben, blacksmith, h. 18 Fayette
Bacon (Robert) & Sons (Thomas C. & John), hat store,
Ann corner Union
Bacon Susan, school, Berry corner Sister
Bacon Thomas C. 139 Hanover
Bacon Thompson, h. 23 Temple
Badger Ann, widow, 45 Myrtle
Badger Daniel B. tailor, 151 Broad, h. 121 Purchase
Badger Daniel D. (Wadleigh & B.),h. 8 Salem place
Badger David, 18 Thacher
Badger (J. H.) & Bruce (fra), fruit cellar, 7 Elm
Badger John 15. trunk and harness maker, 4th street
Badger Joseph, Milk corner Federal, h. 15 Hamilton
Badger Martha, widow, 7 Charter
DIRECTORY. 73
Bad<:cr Mary, widow, rear 10 Cross ^
Badger Paine D. (Brown S,' B.), h. 554 Washington
Badger Rebecca, widow, h. 13 North Bennet
Badger Robert S. & David N. grocers, 71 Prince
Badger Samuel L. paper hangings, 119 Wasfiington
Badger Susan, widow, 28 North Russell
Badger {Willard) & Porter {Roijal L.), publishers of
American Traveller, 63 Court. B.'s h. 24 Bulfinch
Badger William, brassfounder, rear Henchman lane
Badger William, jr {Grover ^ B.), h. 57 Charter
Badlam Stephen, house 17 Warren
Bagley Cornelius, mariner, Broad near Purchase
Bagley Currier F. dry goods, (50 Hanover, h. 59 Spring
Bagloy Matthew, house Barrett
Bagley Philip, housewright, Distil-house square
Bagnall Thos. pump maker, Broad op. Packard's wharf,
h. 5 Purchase place
Bail William V. housewright, h. Broadway near I street
ley Adams, dep. col. Custom H., h. 2 Hay ward place
ley Barnabas, Pond
ley B. engraver, 91 Wash. ent. Cornhill ct. h. 8 Derne
ley Calvin, house 28 Purchase
ley Cashing, coachmaker, h. 2 Elliot court
ley Ebenezcfr, Principal Young Ladies' High school,
Phillips place, h. 16 Pearl
ley Ephraim, cooper. Front, h. Mechanic place
ley Hart {r,ates & £.), h. 2 Wendell
ley Henry, hat store, 17 Court, h. 24 Thacher
ley Isaiah, mason, rear 41 Leveret
ley Joanna, widow, 13 South Margin
ley Joseph, carpenter, boards 25 Williams
ley Levi, 1 Second
ley Lewis J. 231 Hanover, h. Commercial n. Hanover
ley Lucy B. widow, 33 Chambers
ley Ruth, nurse, 17 Slaniford
ley William, Adelphi House
ley. See Bayley
rd Augustus, porter City Bank, h. 56 Allen
rd {George) <fe Fessenden (jbijah), engineers, 83
Cambridge. B.'s h. 94 Cambridge
rd Henry, 163 Hanover
rd Daniel, housevvriglit, 30 Charles
id John, tailor, rear Snowhill
or Abel, bootmaker, 41 Congress, h 6 Mason
Baker Abel, shoes, 61 Hanover, boards 25 Union
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74 DIRECTORY.
Bilker Abel P, h. 3 Province House court
Baker Barker, house Tljacher cor. Pond
Bakor Cornelius, barkeeper, 51 Brattle, h. 104 Court
Baker Christian, widow, 405 Washin<iton
Baker Charles, brassfounder, h. 730 Washington
Baker Eliphalet & Co. {Paid Mden ^ JVm. Jones), dry
goods, 81 Kilby, h. 84 Federal
Baker Ephraim L. innkeeper, Sun Tavern, Batterymarch
Baker Francis, W. I. goods, 24 Long vvf. h. 21 Hancock
Baker George, captain, 16 Bennet
Baker Henry F. {J. B. & Sun), h. 8 Chesnut
Baker Hn-ani, housewright, Thaclier street court
Baker Horace {Ball, B. <fe Co.), h. 84 Federal
Baker James K. boardinghouse, 9 Brattle
Baker Isaiah &. Benj. oysters, Commercial Coffee House
Baker Isaiah, h. 10 Batterymarch
Baker James, 18 North Market
Baker John, sailmaker, 11 Tileston
Baker John, jr. agent G. H. Holbrook's bell factory, 8
Lons: wf, h. 30() Wasiiington
Baker John B. saddler, 2 Elm
Baker John W. {Jlndrews &. B.), h. 11 Tileston
Baker Joseph & Son {Henry F.), mer. 40 Central wharf
Baker Joseph, Pres. Mercantile Marine Insurance Co.
house U) Franklin place
Baker Judah P. captain, h. F street
Baker Martin, clerk, rear 45 Prince
Baker Mary, 25 Pleasant
Baker Mary, widow, 34 Warren
Baker Richard, sailmaker, house 11 Tileston
Baker Ruel, painter, 410 Washington, h. 2 Nassau
Baker Samuel, dentist, 103 Court
Baker Samuel, captain, house 30 Orange
Baker Samuel, clerk, 57 Myrtle
Baker Samuel D. mason, rear 254 Hanover
Baker Theodore, dry goods, 223 Wash. h. W. Cedar
Baker T. M. auctioneer, 46 Washington, h. Broadway
Baker William, dentist, rear 78 Warren
Baker William, painter, Sargent's wharf, h. 85 Charter
Baker William, marble cutter, 3 North square
Baker Wm. H. plumber &; glazier, Broad op. Rowe's wf.
Bakewell Henry, brassfounder, h. 12 May
Balch Benjamin, Secretary Suffolk Insurance Co.
Balch Joseph, Pres. Merchants' Insurance Co. State
Balch N. & A. school, op. 1 Orange court, h. 4 Orange
DIRECTORY. 75
Balch Susan, widow of Nathaniel, rear 505 Washington
Balch Vistus, engraver, boards 204 Washington
Baldrey Samuel, shipkeeper, h. Langdon place
Baldwin Aaron, President Washington Bank and of
Boylston Insurance Co. house 12 Essex
Baldwin Abel, housewright, h. Barrett
Baldwin Abel 2d, turner. Pond, h. 2'J Thacher
Baldwin {Btnj. D.) and Gay (Levus H.), 11 F. H. market
Baldwin Benjamin D. house 1 Wesley place, Ann si.
Baldwin Edward, house W. Cedar
Baldwin James F. engineer, Leveret, h. 2 Howard
Baldwin Josiah, conslable, 38 Court, h. 98 Pleasant
Baldwin Lucy, dry goods, 19 Slaniford
Baldwin Luke, merchant, 8 Merchants row
Baldwin Margaret D. wid. of Rev. Thomas, 37 Portland
Baldwin T. W. & Co. (Samuel Sfdlman), 40 Kilby,
house W. Cedar
Baldwin William & Charles, dyers, 19 Brattle
Balford George, gardener, 153 Broad
Ball Daniel G. cooper, 13 Custom-h. st. h. Batterymarch
Ball {Gardner), Baker (Horace) & Co. {B. L. Whitneij)^
dry goods, 89 Kilby. Ball's house 25 Atkinson
Ball Hannah, boarding, rear Tudor's building, Court
Ball Job F. tailor, boards 3 Bath
Ball John.' See Cate & B.
Ball John M. cooper, h. Commercial near Hanover
Ball Joseph, house Butolph
Ball Lucy M. infant school. Theatre alley
Ball Martha V. infant school, Mariners' Church, Purchase
Ball Mary, h. Southac cor. Garden
Ball Nahum, inspector Custom House, h. C6 Charter
Bali Patrick, housewright, h. Avery
Ball William L. {Waters S^ B.), h. 13 Sudbury
Ballard Daniel, shipwright, 263 Ann
Ballard Daniel, jr. shipwright, 2(33 Ann
Ballard Eliza, Bartlelt '
Ballard George, shipwright, 2G3 Ann
Ballard H. S. (J. H. Bradford V Co.), b'ds 1 Suffolk pi.
Ballard John, house 49 Federal
Ballard & Prince {Joseph Ballard, Charles Ji. Prince ^
JVm. Ballard), carpet warehouse, 1G8 Washington
Ballard Joseph, house 480 Washington
Ballard Joseph A. house South street court
Ballard Marjory, widow, 22 Pleasant
Ballister Joseph. See McLellan & B.
76 DIRECTORY. I
Ballord Albert (Bullard ^ B.), h. 102 Washington
Ballou Hosea, Rev., h. 24 Myrtle
Ballou Ira, VV. I. goods, Milk, h. Sister near Berry
Balls James, captain, h. 3d street
Bamford John, laborer, VViilianis court
Banchor J(<hn, inspector cnsloms, h. 33 Cambridge
Bancroft Aaron, merchant, 22 Broad, house 5 Oliver
Bancroft Al)igail, widow of John, rear 132 Hanover
Bancroft Charles, boards 42 Hanover
Bancroft Hannah P. boarding, 2 Central court
Bancroft Lucy, gf)verness Female Asylum, Essex
Bancroft Jacob, Amer. goods, 27 Union, h. 2S Portland
Bancroft. J. O. chairs, 30 Commercial, h. 8 Chambers
Bancroft Thomas, truckman, 22 Broad, house 5 Wendell
Bangs Barnabas, boarding, 1 and 2 Pearl
Bangs Benjamin, mer. 49 Central wf. h. 50 Mt. Vernon
Bangs Edw. D., Sec. State, house 2 Walnut
Bangs G. &, W & Co. {Isaac and George P. Bangs),
impi>rters of dry goods, 86 Water, h. 23 Mt. Vernon
Bangs George P. house 32 Mount Vernon
Bangs Isaac, house 50 Beacon
Ban^is Isaiah, 15 Lon^ wharf
Bangs Martin, mason, house GO Fayette
Bangs W. H. See Lombard & B.
Banister Elizabeth, widow, 32 Cross
Banister John F. cooper and inspector of fish, 152 Sea,
house 88 Federal
Banister David C. tinplater, house 3 Jefferson
Bannon Patrick, laborer, Friend
^aniion Patrick, laborer, 20 Sudbury
Barber Abigail, widow, Ridge way lane
Barber Erastus, tailor, 253 Washington, h. 1 Jackson pi.
Barber James L. blacksmith, Snow's wharf, h. 276 Ann
Barber Joseph F. caulker and graver, 240 Hanover
Barber Mary, widow of Samuel, house 276 Ann
Barbour Elizabeth, widow, 34 Prince
Barbour James S. house 18 Friend
Barbour John N. See Sullivan & Co.
Bargery Thomas, trader, 664 Washington
Barker FVederick W. measurer Custom H., h. at Exch'^e
Barker George, furnit-ire, J3 Milk, h. 9 Nassau
Barker James, liv. stable, rear 229 Wash, b'ds Marl, hotel
Barker Jed. cordwainer, Bromfield, h. 10 Prov. H. court
Barker John, cordwainer, house 31 Spring
Barker John D. mariner, Essex place
DIRECTORY. 77
Barker Josiah H. housewriglit, 4th street
Barker Nath'l, W. 1. goods, 105 Ann, boards S. Lang's
Marker (Rcnsellaer) & Ford (JVGi/t.),housevvr'ts, Haverhill
Barker Ruth, widow of Moses, Pinckney corner Charles
Barker Sewall, grocer, liead Rowe's wharf, h. rear Sister
Barker Susanna, widow, rear Sister near Berry
Barker Susan B. dressmaker, rear Sister near Berry
Barker Theodore 1*. housewright, house 40 Poplar
Barlow H. S. See Wetherell, Fowle & B.
Barnard (Charles), Advuns (^bei) & Co. (G. M. Barnard),
nierch. 41 Commercial wf Barnard's h. 12 South
Barnard David, distiller, 60 Prince, h. 36 Merrimac
Barnard Eben. broker, 2 Rogers' building, b'ds Laf hotel
Barnard George M. (B., Jldams <fe Co.), house 12 South
Barnard Hezekiah, Treas. Commonwealth, h. 22 Beacon
Barnard Jarnes (Edgerly, Vinal & Co.), h. 49 Portland
Barnard John {Cottons ^ B.), house 2 Cottage place
Barnard {John M.) & Trull {John), distillers, Dislil-h. sq.
Barnard John M, house Hawkins
Barnard Mary, h. Broadway
Barnard Nathan, house Creek square
Barnard Robert M. ammunition, 1 City wf h. 5 Leveret
Barnard Samuel, 100 Faneuil Hall market
Barnard Tristram, 28 Green
Barnard William K. house Broadway
Barnes Abraham, housewright, h. 45 Congress
Barnes Ann, widow, Butolph, near Cambridge
Barnes Augustus F. 82 and 84 Hanover
Barnes D. W. & S. H. ship chandlery. Commercial
Barnes David P. mariner, house 61 Sea
Barnes (Edwin) <fc Alley (C. R.), tailors, 13 Brattle.
B.'s house 35 Myrtle
Barnes Gillum, house 25 Allen
Barnes Isaac O. naval ofRcer Custom H., h. 83 Mt. Vern.
Barnes Isaac, trunkmaker, Hancock row
Barnes James, 4 Barton
Barnes John, clerk, 165 Tremont, boards 12 Hanover
Barnes Joseph W. & George W. grocers, 7 Cross
Barnes Jotham, h. 73 Purchase
Barnes Martin, boardinghouse, Ann cor. Langdon place
Barnes Martin, jr. 16 Fleet
Barnes Mary, nurse, house 54 Warren
Barnes Parker, W. I. goods, 424 Washing, h. 2 Pleasant
Barnes Samuel H. housewright, rear 59 Poplar
Barnes Silas P. wood wf 168 Sea, h. Sea near the bridge
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78 DIRECTORY.
Barnes Susan, widow, 38 Carver
Barnes Susan M. nurse, 11 Vine
Barnes Thomas, dentist, 2 Howard
Barnes Thomas, housewright, 116 Hanover
Barnes Thomas P. hardware, 28 Dock square, h. Sheafe
Barnes William H. hardware, 5 Union, h. 110 Hanover
Barnes William, printer, house rear 45 Congress
Barnett John, laborer, h. 8 Atkinson
Barnett Patrick, laborer, h. 8 Atkinson
Barnett Robert {Grant, Seaver & (-o.), l\. 18 Franklin pi.
Barney Christopher C. 6 Piedmont
Barney Jonathan, housewright, 1 South Margin
Barnicoat William, joiner, Snow's wharf, h. 79 Charter
Barr Thomas, restorator, Tudor's building, rear 20 Court
Barrell Joseph, clerk, 15 India wf. h. Wash. Coffee H,
Barrell Samuel B. counsellor, 10 Court, house 6 Park
Barrett Aaron, clerk, h. 98 Court
Barrett George, domestic goods, 89 Milk, h. 15 Pearl pi.
Barrett George, wirevvorkt r, h. 26 Carver
Barrett George, Tremont Theatre, b'ds 17 Franklin pi.
Barrett Geo. C. seed store, 51 N. Market, h. 171 Hanover
Barrett John, coachman, rear 44 Essex
Barrett Josh. (S. W.&^J.B.),\nnkeep. Lion T. 359 Wash.
Barrett Nathaniel A. merchant. State, h. 8 Rowe place
Barrett S. W. & J. tailors, 356 Washing, h. Lion Tavern
Barrett Samuel, Rev. 26 Hancock
Barrett Samuel, principal Adams school. Mason
Barrett Samuel, h. Cedar cor. Pinckney
Barrett Samuel F. machinist, h. 199 Hanover
Barrett Thomas, printer, 14 Water, house 23 Allen
Barrett Varnum (C- Buttrick &, Co.), n. 2 Cooper
Barrett Wm. & Co. woolen and silk dyers, 35 Cornhill
Barrett William, h. 38 Salem
Barrett William, captain, 2 Battery
Barringtcrti Edward, undertaker, house South Margin
Barron Thomas S. tinplater,91 Essex, h. do.
Barrows E. stove factory, 553 Washington
Barrus Rufus, physician, 1 North Bennet
Barry Bartholomew, tailor, Washington avenue
Barry (C. J.) & Low {Kathaniel) , W. L goods, 19 City
wharf Barry's house 13 Green
Barry Charles (Hager & B.), house 10 Fayette
Barry Charles C. clerk, h. 51 Carver
Barry David, truckman, h. Bulolph
Barry Edward, messenger Common. Bank, h. 690 Wash.
DIRECTORY. 79
Barry Edward H. hackman, h. 7 Boylston square
Barry Ellen, Peck lane
Barry George, house 4 Arnold
Barry Henry {Pollard & B.), house 13 Green
Barry James, stevedore, rear 101 Broad
Barry James, insp. offish, T wharf, h. C90 Washington
Barry (James) & Rand {^3aron), coopers, 721 Washing.
Barry Jason M. handcartman, h. rear 379 Washington
Barry Lydia, widow of Thomas, jr. h. Barry's wharf
Barry Tiiomas, manager Tremont Tlieatre, h. 34 Elliot
Barry Thomas, surveyor of lumber, 72 Essex
Barry William, hat store, 94 Washington, h. 13 Green
Barrvmore VV^illiam, house 36 Boylstftn
Barstow Sally, widow, 13 Tileston
Barter David, truckman, h. 46 Pleasant
Bartholomew (Erastus) & Co. (.S'c/A ^tZams), machinists,
Ilarlaem pi. Bartholomew's house Broadway
Bartlett A. H. & Co. com. mer. 19 Central, b'ds Kilburn's
Bartlett Charles, clerk U. S. Bank
Bartlett Daniel, dry goods, 14 Central
Bartlett Daniel, jr. house Moon
Bartlett Hosea, housewright,'4 Centre, h. S. Cedar
Bartlett George, physician, 33 Green
Bartlett George O. clerk, 91 Hanover, h. 196 Tremont
Bartlett Hamilton P. dry goods, 99 Hanov. h. 1 Howard
Bartlett James, Bartlett's wharf, house 56 Salem
Bartlett John, musician, 19 Garden
Bartlett Joseph, house Commercial near Prince
Bartlett Joseph H. »%. Co. (Otis Minot), near Warren
bridge, house Commercial
Bartlett Levi & Co. (E. T. Farrington), W. I. goods, 7
Long wharf, h. 4 Howard
Bartlett Ruth, widow, h. 22 North Russell
Bartlett Samuel, house Commercial near Hull
Bartlett Sidney, counsellor, 16 Court
Bartlett Theodore, housewright, h. 10 Myrtle
Bartlett Theodore, housewright, h. Mechanic place
Bartlett Thomas, house 155 Tremont
Bartlett Warner, hackman, boards 14 Federal
Bartlett William, hook and eye nianufacturer, h. Arnold
Bartlett William S. cabinetmaker, 10 Henchman lane
Bartoll Samuel F'. painter, cor. Portland and Merrimac
Barton G. E. tailor, 27 Brattle
Bnrton Henry H. saddler and trunkm. 213, h. 215 Wash.
Bascom {H. L.) & Alker {Thomas), stable, 38 School
80 DIRECTORY. .
Bascom Henry L. innkeeper Boylston Hotel, 38 School
Bascom William, inst. Franklin school, b'ds 130 Pleasant
Bascom {William B.) & Dashwood (C. P.), 27 State.
Bascom 's house 130 Pleasant
Bason (Thos.) ^ Leeds (Jno. H.), bookbind'rs, 134 Wash.
Bass Abigail, widow, h. rear 5 Belknap
Bass Ann, opposite 15 Front
Bass Ann, Salutation
Bass George, hatier, 9 Faneuil Hall, h. 127 Hanover
Bass Henry, assessor, house 14 Orange
Bass Horatio, U. S. deputy marshal, 20 Court
Bass Moses, clerk City Treasury, h. 22 Sudbury
Bass Selh, librarian Athenaeum, Pearl
Bass Sophia, 6 Elliot
Bass Stephen G. {White & B.), boards 6 Poplar
Bassett Cushman, 30 North Market, h. City Tavern
Bassett Fran. Dist. clerk, Barrist. Hall, h. 1 Hancock av.
Bassett Henry, mariner, Commercial near Hanover
Bassett Isaac M. dry goods, 309, boards 266 Washington
Bassett Joanna, boarding, 55G Washington
Bassett Joseph, 43 Charter
Bassett Sam'l, jr. sailmak. Arch wf. h. Commer. n. Foster
Bassett Zephaniah, blacksmith, head Hancock's wharf,
house Unity court
Bassford Jesse P. rigger, h. 106 Commercial
Baston Andrew, grain dealer, house 24 Carver
Batchelder Francis, lumber. Front, h. 32 Orange
Batchelder Sewall, victualler, 88 Commercial, h. 234 Ann
Batcheldor Sally, boarding, 31 Brattle
Batcheldor {Samuel) & Ames {Ezra), housewrights, 23
Battery wharf
Bateman John, lamps, Bromfield, h. G Graphic court
Bates Abiel, trader, h. 1 Pitts place
Bates Benj. E. {Davis, B. & Turner), b'ds Bromfield H.
Bates Benjamin, cordvvainer, rear 160 Washington
Bates Daniel, stoves, 21 Elm, house 2 JefF&rson place
Bates Elizabeth, widow of Daniel, 56 Essex
Bates Ezckiel, housewright. Causeway, h. 10 Lyman pi.
Bates F. N. cordwainer. Green, h. 59 Prince
Bates George, physician, h. 12 Franklin place
Bates Henry C. chair painter, 92 Merrimac
Bates James, cordwainer, Bedford, h. rear 39 Sea
Bates John, painter, Bromfield, house 31 Pinckney
Bates {John) & Dykes (John), cloth finishers, Pitts court.
B.'s house 3 Cornhill square
DIRECTORY. 81
Bates {John D) & Co. (A. W. Thaxtcr, jr.), merchants,
55 (yomnicrcial wharf, h. 59 Mt. Vernon
Bates Joseph L. musical instrument maker, 6 Court
Bates Joseph N. (Brown & S.), h. 106 Salem
Bates Joshua C. {Thayer *& B), boards Cornhill court
Bates Levi, mason, G Myrtle court
Bates Martin, iiatler, 10 Ann, house 22 Sheafe
Bates Mary, widow, 13 Tileston
Bates Mi not F. iiousewright, h. rear 235 Washington
Bates {JVathanid JV.) & Bailey {Hart), house and ship
joiners, Atkinson
Bates Rachael, widow, 15 Washington place
Bates Sally and Mercy, h. corner Washington avenue
Bates Samuel, W. 1. goods, 35 Central wf. h. 13 Williams
Bates Samuel, jr. {Leavitt & B.), h. rear 26 Chambers
Bates Samuel 1). painter, 54, h. 35 Cambridge
Bates Seth, cabinetmaker, Dorchester
Bates Sophia, boarding house, 20 Atkinson
Bates Stephen, house 56 Essex
Bates Thomas, housewright, h. Church near S. Cedar
Bates Thomas, refreshments, rear 617 Wash. h. 50 Front
Bates Thomas L. housewright, boards Mason
Bates William, house 56 Essex
Bates William, painter, 82 Commercial, h. 5 Leveret ct.
Batey William, hairdresser, house 10 Hamilton
Battelle Leonard, laborer, h. rear 671 Washington
Batterman Margaret C. widow, house 105 Essex
Battest Anthony, boatman, Hanover avenue
Baitis Josiah. See Gookin, Hobart &. Co.
Battles Jason D. grocer, 145 Hanover, h. 69 Salem
Baury Mary, widow, 4 Waverley place
Baxter Albert G. broker, 4 Exchange, h. 16 Hancock
Baxter Ann, widow, rear Battery
Baxter Barney, laborer, rear 36 Front
Baxter Benjamin D. See Dudley & B.
Baxter Charles F. clerk, boards at Kilburn's Coffee H.
Baxter Daniel, lumber wharf and house 77 Front
Baxter Edward W. house Merrimac
Baxter Elizabeth, widow, 55 Bowdoin
Baxter {Enos K.) & Dutton {Benj.), W. L goods, 34
Central wharf. B.'s house Oliver
Baxter Hannah N. upholstress, 12 Tileston
Baxter James, jr. {Farnsworth & B.), b'ds at Kilburn's
Baxter John W. cooper, h. Henchman lane
Baxter Jonathan, cordwainer, 20 Richmond
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82 DIRECTORY.
Baxter Joseph G. clothing store, 73 Ann, h. 2 Causeway i
Baxter Nancy, widow, 3 Columbia
Baxter Rufus, house 12 Tileston
Baxter Samuel D. P. dry g'ds, 203 Wash, b'ds 7 Howard I
Baxter Sheming, harnessmaker, 64 Hanover
Baxter Thompson, house E street
Baxter VV. S. 12 Tileston
Bayley Benjamin, housewright, 15 South Russell
Bayley Elizabeth L. widow, dressmaker, Brighton
Bayley (Rich. W.), Poor {Henry) & Richardson ( Wm. i/.),
dry goods, 28 Kilby. Bayley's h. 14 Avon place
Bayley Samuel K. auctioneer, Battery march, h. 4 Pitts
Bayley Thomas J. messenger American Bank
Baylies Edmund, mer. 18 Central wf. h. 49 Mt. Vernon
Bazin George W. printer, 40 Cornhill, h. 56 Myrtle
Bazin Mary, widow of Abraham, opposite 75 Elliot
Bazin William C. clerk in post office, h. 15 Spring
Beach Meribah, boarding house, 3 Somerset court
Beacher Michael, laborer, 90 Merrimac
Beal Bela, mason, house Beach
Beal Benjamin (John G. Loring & Co.), h. 33 Blossom
Beal Christopher <& Co. (Thos. Howe), grocers, Derne.
Beal's house May
Beal David, W. I. goods, 38 Belknap
Beal Hannah, widow, opposite 79 Pleasant
Beal Henry, house 55 Hanover
Beal Jonathan, grocer, Charles, house Southac
Beal Levi, paper hanger, h. rear 171 Washington
Beal Madison, grocer, Southac corner W. Centre
Beal Martin, housewright, house 22 Chambers
Beal Samuel & Sons {H. <^ W. L.), furniture, 31 Hano-
ver, h. Salem corner Noyes place
Beal Thacher, mason, house Wheeler's court
Beal Wilder, grocery, 29 Belknap
Beal W. L. (S. B. & Sons), house 11 Sheafe
Beals Caroline A. tailoress, 485 Washington
Beals Henry, house rear 26 Winter
Beals Levi, jr. saddler, h. Butolph near Cambridge
Beals Mary, widow, h. Derne
Beals Samuel, house 16 Friend
Beals Samuel J. See Higginson, B. & Co.
Beals {Wm.) & Greene {Charles G.), proprietors Morn-
ing Post, 19 Water. Beals's house 19 Green
Beaman G. S. victualler, 22 Commercial, h. Blackstone
Bean Archibald, mariner, Sheafe corner Snowhill
DIRECTORY. 83
Bean Aaron, 41 Commercial
Bean Charles, stonecutter, house 14 Second
Bean Edward, laborer, opposite 8 Atkinson
Bean Elias, house 13 Beacon
Bean Hannah, dressmaker, h. 25 Pinckney
Bean James, mason, h. 42 Pond
Bean John, laborer, h. 9 Brighton
Bean Patrick, Mechanic
Bean William G. h. 3 Tremont near Washington
Beard Albin, printer, 24 Congress, house 24 Atkinson
Beatey Robert, musician, h. 96 Cambridge
Beath John, housevvright, house Broadway
Beath Lydia, ladies' trussmaker, 585 Washington
Beath Sarah, boarding house, 9 Suffolk place
Beatley Elizabeth, widow, 324 Ann
Beatley Spencer (/. Foiolc & Co.), h. 324 Ann
Beatty William, stevedore, 248 Hanover
Beaverstock Eliza, widow, Charlestown
Beck Andrew, mariner, 10 North square
Beck George W. Bromfield near Tremont
Beck John, laborer, 18 Stiliman
Beck Sarah H B. widow of Frederick, h. 64 Warren
Beck William, messenger Atlas Bank
Beckett Asa, cooper, rear 106 Sea
Beckett John, cooper, h. Sea near the bridge
Bedel S. L. artificial flowers, 244 Washington
Bedlington Timothy, bookstore, 62 Cornhill, h. Minot
Beebe J. M. dry goods, 84 Hanover, h, 1 Montgomery pi.
Beecher Laban S. carver, 8 North Market
Beeton John, watchman, rear 337 Washington
Belcher Eunice, boarding house, 12 Staniford
Belcher Henry S. clerk, house 12 Staniford
Belcher John H., Chatham, house 46 Spring
Belcher Joseph, jr. painter. Water, h. Theatre alley
Belcher Joshua H. school, Chauncey pi. h. 12 Staniford
Belcher Nancy, 98 Pleasant
Belding Harvey, house rear 5 Belknap
Belding Mary, widow, h. 23 Belknap
Belding Samuel, 19 Boylston market, h. 71 Elliot
Belknap A. E. boards at Tremont House
Belknap Ebenezer, clockmaker, h. Jefferson cor. Trem't
Belknap John, merchant, 34 State, h. 2 Mt, Vernon
Belknap William, mason, May
Bell Abigail, widow, nurse, rear 660 Washington
Bell Amory, stall, I Boylston market
84 DIRECTORY.
Bell Ann, widow, 17 Warren
Bell Edward mason, 71 Prince
Bell Eliza, 12 Tileston
Bell Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, 211 Hanover
Bell George, tailor, 360 VVashinglon, h. do.
Bell George, coach maker, Hawley pi. h. 7 W. Second
Bell George M. mason, 48 Prince, h. Margaret
Bell Hannah, nurse, 19 Betinet
Bell Mary, widow, rear 234 Washington
Bell Mary E. dressmaker, rear 234 Washington
Bell Mary Ann, sempstress. 48 Warren
Bell Mary T. widow, rear 81 Sea
Bell Samuel, housewright, C Foster
Bell Thomas, physician, rear Milk, near Pearl
Bell {Thomas C.) Si, Cowley {Caleb C), sailmakers,
Prentice's wharf. Bell's house 128 Purchase
Bell William, watch glass manufocturer, 1 Lindall, h. do.
Bell Wm. jr. coach trimmer, Bromfield, h. Nassau court
Bell William D. grocer, 223 Ann. h. 2 Stillman
Bellamy William, fancy goods, 139 Court, h. 21 Brighton
Bellows William (Moore & £.), h. 28 Blossom
Belser Frederick, housewright, h. P st. S. Boston point
Belser Godfrey F., P street
Bemis Amory, provisions, City market
Bemis Daniel VV. mariner, rear 153 Ann
Bemis Leonard, 8 Boylston market, h. 8 Friend st. place
Bemis Mary, widow of Leonard, 8 Friend st. place
Bemis Samuel A. dentist, 32 School, b'ds Tremont H.
Bemis William M. boarding house, 156 Ann
Ben John R. Battery
Bender Jacob, broker, 5 City Hall, h. Green
Benjamin Asher, architect, Court c. Trem. h. W. Cedar
Benjamin Park, 18 Tudor's buildings
Benjamin William C. shoemaker, h. W. Centre
Bennet Benjamin, bread store, 55 Myrtle
Bennet Daniel R. 186 Ann
Bennet Hannah, widow, 2 Vine
Bennet John, blacksmith, h. opposite 13 Pleasant
Bennet Martin, housewright, h. 30 Carver
Bennet Rebecca, rear 10 i'rince
Bennet Susan, widow, 34 Prince
Bennet Susan, widow. Commercial, opposite Gray's wf.
Bennet William, stonecutter, rear 67 Elliot
Bennett Bezaleel, blacksmith, house 36 Short
Bennett James, laborer, house 9 Brighton
DIRECTORY.
85
Bennett James H., W. I. goods, 93 Commer. h. 80 Salem
Bennett John, provisions, 116 Court, h. 38 Myrile
Bennett Nancy, upliolstress, 4 Norfolk place
Bennett Thomas, laborer, house rear 35 Allen
Bense Frederick, shoemaker, 87 Pleasant, h. Warren pi.
Bense George S. printer, Warren place
Benson Fred. A. {J. Benson &, Son), b'tis 5 Brattle sq.
Benson John, laborer, C8 Elliot
Benson John & Son (F. £.), merchants, 18 City wf., coal
168 Sea, h. Berry cor. Federal
Benson Joshua, housewright, 1 Sweetser court
Benson Seth E. merchant^ 42 Commercial, h. 44 Webster
St. E. Boston
Benson T. Constant, housewright. Commercial n. Foster
Bent Adam, Old Road, South Boston
Bent Albert A. 48 Long wharf, h. 3 Suffolk place
Bent Ann, ii. 216 Washington
Bent Daniel, mason, 15 S. Margin
Bent George E. clerk, h. 3 Suffolk place
Bent John P. {Whitcomh & B.), h. 58 Myrtle
Bent Samuel W. «fe Co. (WilUam Watson), dry goods,
235 Washington, h. 7 Federal
Bent S. C. rear North square
Beniley Francis, cordwainer, h. Gridley
Bentley Samuel, shipwright, Commercial near Ann
Bernard Sarah, widow, 9 Clark
Berry Abigail, widow, 35 Poplar
Berry Mary, widow, h. Southac op. Southac court
Berry Nehemiah. See H. Chase & Co.
Berry Stephen H. mason, h. Elliot cor. Carver
Berry Theophilus, 48 Pond
Berry William, 290 Ann
Besent Joseph, typefounder, Hull
Bethune George, house 129 Tremont
Bettis Harriet, widow, Tlieatre alley
Betteley Atidrew, mason, 138 Hanover
Bettenson Richard, boat builder, h. 64 Salem
Betton Ninian C. counsellor, 31 Court
Bickford Ebenezer, mariner, 14 Washington place
Bickford Joseph, laborer, rear 18 S. Bennet
Bickford John, boards 50 Front
Bickford Rufus, laborer, 11 Fleet
Bicknell Hannah, boarding house, 10 Atkinson
Bicknell Sophia, widow, 16 Fayette
Bicknell Sarah, boarding house, G54 Washington
86 DIRECTORY.
Bickum John K. housewright, h. 49 Fayette
Bigello Isaac, blacksmith, h. 41 Portland
Bigelovv Abraham O. 62 Washington
Bigelow Elijah (Smith & B.), h. Vine
Bigelow Francis R. (Mansfield & B.), boards 4 Bowdoin
Bigelow George F. attorney, 10 Court
Bigelow Jacob, physician, 37 Summer ^
Bigelow John, jeweller, 6*2 Washington, h. 10 Pinckney
Bigelow John P. counsellor, h. 664 Washington
Bigelow Joseph J. jeweller, 4 Elm, h. rear 21 Portland
Bigelow Nancy, dry goods, 436 Washington
Bigelow Rufus, stage driver, house 8 Norfolk place
Bigelow (Samuel) & Liverrnore (George), leather and
shoes, 19 Broad
Bigelow Winthrop, 10 Centre
Biglow Charles, tailor, 350 Wash. h. rear 52 Tremont
Billings (Eben.) cV Marsh (Jos. M.), W. I. goods, 5 India
Billings EV.enezer, house 130 Purchase
Billings Ebenezer, jr. clerk, house rear 75 Elliot
Billings & Glidden, innholders, Pond c. Cross
Billings John E. clerk, h. 17 Portland
Billings Merrick P. paperhanger, h. 102 Tremont
Billings Mary Ann, milliner, 52 Hanover
Billings Nancy, widow, 26 Orange
Billings Nathaniel, cordvvainer, h. 32 Cross
Billings William G. (Thaclier & /?.), h. 497 Washington
Bilyou Wm. laborer. Broad, op. Maine wf.
Bingham C. R. h. 14 Blossom
Bingham Daniel (Josiah Peirce 8,' Co.), b'ds Franklin H.
Bingham John, clerk in Custom House, h. 4 Bowdoin
Bingham Rebecca, widow, rear Broadway
Binney Amos, c. room 50 State, h. 21 Mt. Vernon
Binney Barnabas, messenger Granite Bank
Binney Charles J. F. 1 Commercial wf. h. 53 Allen
Binney Hannah, widow of Amos, 17 Mount Vernon
Binney John A. h. 17 Mt. Vernon
Binney John, 1 Commercial wharf, h. 29 Green
Binney John C. 1 Commercial wharf, h. 29 Green
Binney John, housevvright, 27 Friend
Binney (Mattheio) & Ellis (Nathaniel, jr.), umbrella
makers, 77 Court
Binney Matthew, h. 4 Leveret
Birch Wm. blacking maker, h. rear Lenox
Bird Abraham B. h. 36 Elliot
Bird Abraham H. lumber wf. Front, h, 29 Warren
DIRECTORY.. 87
Bird Asa, cabinetmaker, h. 1 Cedar street court
Bird Cornelius, 64 F. H. market, h. 27 Vernon
Bird Elisha B. {Thurston & B.), h. 7 Leveret
Bird George W. W. housewriglit, h. 40 Poplar
Bird George W. harness maker, h. Temple avenue
Bird Harrison, 27 Vernon
Bird Isaac, paper hanger, Water, bouse 9 Carver
Bird Margaret, widow of James, b. Blossom place
Bird James, laborer, h. Barrett
Bird Jesse & Harrison, 38 F. H. market, h. 7 Leveret
Bird John H. bouse bead of 4tb street
Bird Matthew {Flagg & B.), b. S. Margin
Bird Robert L. 107 State, h. Nassau court
Bird Samuel J. (Gay <^ B.), h. 10 Kneeland
Bird William S. {Jokn H. Bradford 8f Co.), b. 1 Somer-
set place
Bird William, dry goods, 207 Wash. b. 35 Temple
Bisbee Albert, b. Commercial near Hull
Bisbee {ji.) &. Edwards (Hugh), blacksmiths, Commer-
cial near Prince
Bishboi Augustus, lithog. printer, boards Canton, n. Suf.
Bishop Chs. C. book keeper, b. 8 Howard
Bishop Samuel C. shoes, 172 Washington
Bishop Wni. P. captain, 11 S. Cedar
Bishop Henry C. sexton Trinity Church, b. rear St. Paul's
Church, Trcmont
Bishop William, gunsmith, 32 Exchange
Bissel Charlotte, h. Fleet
Bissell Dolly, widow, Creek square
Bittle William, gilder, (i6 Court, h. Essex court
Bittner Elizabeth G. widow, silk dyer, 560 Washington
Bixby Luther, 32 Commercial, b. 3 Gouch
Bixby Philip W. 32 Commercial, b. 55 Poplar
Black Edward, coppersmith, rear 64 Hanover
Black William, coppersmith, rear 64 Hanover
Black Peter, rigger, 115 Broad
Black William, teamster, rear 42 Congress
Blackburn George (Parks, B. & Co.), b. 35 Wash. pi.
Blackburn Hugh, mariner, 49 Charter
Blackler John C. clerk, b. 1 Hancock avenue
Blackley Richard, laborer, 2 Milton
Blackman Betsey, sempstress, rear 16 S. Bennet
Blackmer Holland. See Gould &. B.
Blackstock William, house 47 High
Blagden George W. Rev. 21 Sbeafe
88 DIRECTORY.
Blair M;iry Ann, widow, N. Federal court
Blair Mary, widow, 15 Gourh
Blair Phineas, counsellor, 17 Court, h. 13 Franklin
Blaisdell David, hats, 1 Market square, h. rear 25 Allen
Blaisdell Lewis, grocer, 37 Leveret, h. 91 Chambers
Blaisdell Lewis, jr. h. rear 24 Allen
Blaisdell Sam'l, refresh, room, 1 Mar. sq. h. r. 25 Allen
Blake Ann, widow, A street
Blake Ann, milliner, cor. Washington and Harvard
Blake Charles {Kittrcdgc ^ Blakes), h. 14 Essex
Blake Charles S. painter, rear 110 Sea
Blake Cyrus, boards Bromfield house
Blake Don Carlos, stonecutter, h. Thacher street court
Blake Edward, counsellor, 5 Court, h. 7 Bowdoin sq.
Blake Eliza, widow, house 12 Avery
Blake George, counsellor, 17 Court, house 34 Summer
Blake George, jr. (Palmer, Jones & B.) h. 34 Summer
Blake George B. {Almij, B. ^ Co.), h. 5 Rowe place
Blake George W. mason, house 10 Hamilton
Blake Hannah, nurse, Piedmont, cor. Church
Blake Henry, surveyor of lumber, house 52 Pleasant
Blake Henry L printer, house 4 Piedmont
Blake J. Q,uincy, jewelry and fancy goods, 196 Washing-
ton, h. 16 Short
Blake James, house 14 Essex
Blake (James) & Co. (Thomas Blake), taUow chandlers,
Blake's court, coun. room 31 S. Market
Blake James, house 736 Washington
Blake James, jr. (Kittredge ^ Blakes), house 14 Essex
Blake James H. (Southgate, B. ^ Co.), h. 48 Chesnut
Blake John H. See Everett & B.
Blake John L. Rev. house Broadway
Blake Joseph, bookbinder. Chambers street court
Blake Joshua, merchant, 19 Central wf h. Winthrop pi.
Blake Josiah W. (Josiah Whitney & Co.), h. 9 Gouch
Blake Lemuel, agent Chem. Co. 16 Devon, h. 29 High
Blake Nathaniel, innholder, 226 Ann
Blake Robert, jr. painter and glazier, h. 81 Elliot
Blake Robert H. (Youlen &, B.), h. Lane place
Blake Robert, painter, house 81 Elliot
Blake Samuel, salt store, 48 Long wf h. S. Bost. point
Blake Samuel P. (Dyer ife B.), h. 1 Somerset place
Blake Sarah, widow of Edward, 7 Bowdoin square
Blake Sarah, widow of Edward, 36 Pleasant
Blake Sarah, widow of James, 132 Pleasant
DIRECTORY. 89
Blake Susannah, widow of Thomas, Chambers st. court
Blake Thomas, painler, h. 53 Temple
Blake Thomas (James B. & Co.), h. 740 Washington
Blake William R. h. 30 Allen
Blake William, cordwainer, 6 Bedford, h. IG Short
Blake William, mariner, h. 28 S. Russell
Blake William (//. ^V. Hooper &. Co.), h. 9 Lyman pi.
Blake William (Shaw, Patterson & Co.), h. 21 Williams
Blake Willium O. pi inter, Second street
Blakemore Wm. japanner, h. 7 Sweelser court
Blanchard Abraham W. (Parker &. B.), h. 2 Lynde
Blanchard Asa, refreshments, 108 Commer. h. 5 Union
Blanchard Benj. h. Carroll place
Blanchard C. F. teller Globe Bank
Blanchard Edward, Mt. Vernon cor. Temple
Blanchard Edward, jr. Ml. Vernon cor. Temple
Blanchard Elias P. (Haleij i^ B), h. 30 Cambridge
Blanchard Fidelia, widow, 7 Federal
Blanchard F. H. See Smith & B.
Blanchard Hezekia.'i, nier. 5 Central wf h. 5 Hartford pi.
Blanchard Jedediah, grocer, 15 Elm, h. 2 Arch
Blanchard John, honsewright, h. 261 Washington
Blanchard John A. dry goods, 59Kilby, h. 14 Pearl pi.
Blanchard John W. furniture, cor. Milk and Federal, h.
Dorchester
Blanchard Joseph, 2 Boylston market, h. 3 Newton pi.
Blanchard Josh. P. clerk Eagle B. at JVliss Cotton's, Pearl
Blanchard (M. W.) & Alden (Maria), milliners, 135, h.
92 Court
Blanchard Nathaniel, cordwainer, h. 26 Vernon
Blanchard Nathaniel, cordwainer, 205 Hanover
Blanchard Nathaniel, shoe cutter, 62 1-2 Broad
Blanchard Nathaniel jr. printer, h. rear 205 Hanover
Blanchard Noah (JV. Faxon & Co.), h. 2 Centre
Blanchard Richard, hatter, h. Warren place
Blanchard Samuel, Warren place
Blanchard Sarah, widow, h. May, cor. Butolph
Blanchard Susan, tailoress, h. 19 Garden
Blanchard Susan, widow of Joseph T. , Battery
Blanchard , widow, rear 436 Washington
Blanchard Washington, min. paint. School, h. 66 Trem.
Blanchard Wm. vnin. painter, rear 18 School
Blanchard Wm. E. dry goods, 97 Wash. h. 34 Boylston
Blaney Ambrose, tinman, 81 Cambridge, h. 18 Charles
Blaney Benj. gratemaker, 9 Congress sq. h. 19 Tremont
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90 DIRECTORY.
Blaney Eliza, boarding house, 241 Ann
Blaney Henry, mason, h. 234 Washington
Blaney Hannah, liouse 7 George
Blaney Hannah, rear 34 Prince
Blaney James M. wharfinger, 28 Central wf. h. 23 South
Blaney John C. coach painter, 24 Friend, h. 4 Carnes ct.
Blaney (S. R.) & Whilon (huia/i), sailmakers, 8 Long
wharf, h. 2 Unity court
Blaney Thomas R. {Borden & B.), h. 1 Bennet pi.
Blaney William, teller Common. Bank, h. Sudbury
Blasdel William, stage agent, 7 Elm, h. 3 Carnes ct.
Blasdell Sally, North Hanover court
Blasland Mary Ann, widow of Gideon B. rear 12 Front
Blasland Thomas, honsewright, h. 117 Essex
Blasland Thomas, jr. apothecary CI Sea, h. B street
Blasland William, druggist, 78 Broad, li. rear 12 Front
Blinn Sally, widow, 29 Cross
Blish Timothy, W. I. goods, 43 Commercial
Bliss Betsy, widow, cor. Otis and Winthrop place
Bliss Eli C. captain, boards 42 Federal
Bliss Levi, grocer, 25, house 27 Sea
Bliss Seth, Rev. 5 Cornhill, h. 27 Somerset
BJock Hans, handcartman, 1 Cedar street court
Blodget Mary A. 83 Prince
Biodgelt (George B.) & Burns (Robert), W. L goods, 7
N. Market Blodgett b'ds Franklin Hotel
Blodgett Henry, jr. housewright, h. 4 Harvard court
Blodgett Luther, grain dealer, 27 Foster's wf h. 4 Nassau
Blorn Nelson, painter, h. rear 337 Washington
Blood Aaron (Cummings & Blood), h. 11 George
Blood (F. F.) & Shumway (IVelson), W. L goods, 691
Washington. B.'s house rear C81 Wasliington
Blood Jonathan H. plate printer, ii. Short street court
Blood Nathan, 43 India, h. 27 South
Blood William, housewright, h May near Grove
Blunt John S. painter, 11 Lucas place
Blunt Phineas, soapstono worker. Leveret court
Bluxome Joseph, tailor, 3 Brattle, h. 22 North Russell
Blunt John S. painter, 11 Lucas place
Blunt Phineas, soapstono worker. Leveret court
Bluxome Joseph, tailor, 3 Brattle, h. 22 North Russell
BIydon Robert, housewright, h. rear Soutl ac
Boardman Amos H. tinplateworker, 59 Commercial
Boardman Benjamin G. h. 9C Chambers
Boardman Benjamin G. jr. (Dennie & B), h. 96 Chamb.
DIRECTORY. 91
Boardman Darius, Custom H. officer, h. 19 Richmond
Boardman E. A. (Meriam, B & Co.),h. 6 Williams
Boardinan Ebenezer, housewright, Fifth street
Boardman Elizabeth, milliner, 282 Washington
Boardinan Hannah, Richmond c. Ann
Boardman Joseph F. 3 and 4 Lindail, h. 2 do.
Boardman Nancy, widow, rear 8 Charter
Boardman William H. merchant, boards Tremont H.
Boden John S. sailmaker, h. Gibbs lane
Bodge Charlotte, widow of Benjamin, op. 79 Pleasant
Bodge Henry, housewright, h. 8 Madison plana
Bodge Noah, groceries, 54 Essex, h. rear Church
Bodge Samuel G. h. 14 Spring
Bodwcll Elbridiie G. h. rear 5 Brighton
Bodwell Isaac R. mason, h. Spring street place
Bodwell William, laborer, h. 5 Second st. S. Boston
Bogman Parley, widow, 4 Travers
Bogue Benjamin, stabler, h. Province i
Bogue James, tailor, house rear 5 Sister
Boeue Thomas {Dudley & B.), house Jr.ckson place
Boies Artemas, Rev. h. 3 Oak place
Boies James, saddler, h. Theatre alley
Boies Jeremiah S. 4 Otis place
Bolden Martha, widow, 39 Charter
Boles James, housewright, h. 48 Myrtle
Boles John, housewright. Friend, h. 11 Salem place
Boles Warren, housewright, Sudbury, h. 60 Myrtle
Bolles Charles. See J. H. Wilkins & Co.
Bolles John A. attorney, 59 State, h. 6 W. Cedar
Bolles Lucius, Rev. Cor. Secretary B. B. F. M. 17 Joy's
building, li. 12 Pinckney
Bolles Matthew, jr. 59 State, h. 08 Mt. Vernon
Bolles Wm. C. (Jlndem, Crosby & Co.), h. 12 Pinckney
Bolman William, cabinetmaker, Wheeler's court
Bolton Leonard, laborer, Batterman place
Bolton William, housewright, Butery
Bond Benjamin, printer, h. 120 Washington
Bond Charles, watchmaker, 37 Washington, h. 8 Pearl
Bond Charles D. house 13 Hamilton
Bond Edmund, laborer, South Margin
Bond George (JVhiiicell, B. & Co.), li. Winthrop place
Bond George Wm. See Whitwell, Bond & Co.
Bond Joseph, blacksmith, h. 76 Summer
Bond Richard, architect, Flagg alley
Bond Simon E. clerk, h. rear 16 S. Russell .^^u
92 DIRECTORY.
Bond Sewell B. groceries, Charles, h. 91 do.
Bond Wm. <fe Son (IVm. C), watchmakers, 8 Cong. sq.
Bdiifield John, stone mason, h. 2d street
Bonner Martha and Sarah, widows, 42 Warren
Bonney Libbeas, housewriirht. Orange hme, h. Castle
Bonney {Pdhain) &. Stone (P. A.), housew'ts, 81 Port.
Bonney Pelharn, Iionsewright, Porthind, h. Vine
Booker Asa. See Savage «fc B.
Boonnacamp Susannah, nurse, Carver
Boot John W., James and William, li. 10 Bowdoin sq.
Boot Mary, widow of Kirk, 10 Bowdoin square
Bordman John, mariner, h. Washington avenue *
Bordman Mary, widow, Washington avenue
Bordman Lydia, school. Harvard place
Bordman VVm. h. 29 Hancock
Borland Geo. h. 38«alcm
Borland John. mer. 21 Central wf.
Borrowscale Joseph, slater, rear 13 Essex, h. 54 South
Bosson Charles P., 51 and 52 N. Market, h. Sheafe
Bosson Jonathan D. upholsterer, h. Sheafe
Bossuet John, rear 65 Elliot
Boston Joseph C. laborer, Commercial, op. Little's wf.
Bosvvorth Benjamin, housewright, h. 47 Fayette
Bosworth Geo. housewright, 4 Gouch
Bosworth Hiram, housewright, h. 34 Orange
Bosworth Joshua, housewright, h. 47 Fayette
Botto Lewis, h. 32 Cross
Bourguin James, auctioneer, Fourth street
Bourne Abner, c. room 70 State, h. 1 Kingston
Bourne E. A. President Stat(i Bank, h. 1 Hancock av.
Bourne I. W. 85 Milk, h. 25 Stillman
Bourne James T. clerk, boards 14 Carver
Bourne James, bar-room, 10 Commercial, h. 45 South
Boutell Lewis, innkeeper, Washington Coffee House,
158 Washington
Bouion Richard M. civil engineer, h. 90 Mt. Vernon
Bouve Eph. O. cabi-netmaker, Richmond, h. 37 Salem
Bowdlear Samuel, blacksmith, op. 10- West, h. Cedar 1.
Bowden Elizabeth, groceries, 3d street
Bowden {J. S.) & Blaney (T. R.), sailmakers. Com. wf.
Bowden Samuel, stevedore. 39 Prince
Bowden William, rear 39 Pririce
Bowditch Azell, confectioner, 273 Washington, h. do.
Bowditch Horace, cordwainer, h. South Russell
Bowditch Henry 1. physician, 221 Wash. h. 8 Otis place
DIRECTORY. 93
Bovvditch Horace, jr. confectioner, 44 Congress, boards
South Russell
Bovvditch {Jonathan, jr.) «fe Cummings (Mmos), W. I.
goods, 376 Wash. cor. Essex
Bowditch Jonathan, jr. house 17 Boylston square
Bovvditcli Maria, widow of Atherlon T. 87 Pleasant
Bowditch Nathaniel, Actuary of M. H. Life Ins. Comp.
State, h. 8 Otis place
Bowditch Natiianiel I. counsellor, 60 State, h. 8 Otis pi.
Bowdlear Samuel, whitesmith, h. 3 Cedar lane
Bowen Ann, h. 13 Franklin
Bowen Ann, widow, h. 7 Garden
Bowen Abel, engraver and print. 47 Court
Bowen Betsey, laundress, op. 71) Pleasant
Bowen (Charles, publisher, 141 Washington
Bowen Ellen, widow, 33 Sea
Bowen Henry, printer, h. 34 Warren
Bowen James, slater, Rus. wf & 40 Bedford, li. G2 Trem.
Bowen Josliua F., Medford
Bowen John, housewright, 12 Pitts
Bowen Lorenzo, printer, h. 2 Leveret
Bowen Philip Ij. housewright, h. 10 Friend street place
Bowen Patrick, laborer, 13 Hawkins
Bowen Stephen, slater, house 107 Pleasant
Bowen Sarah, widow, rear 88 Warren
Bowen Wm. F. leather, 34 N. Market, h. 56 High
Bower George, boarding and lodging, 6 Fleet
Bower Stephen R. mason, h. 120 VVashington
Bovvers Charles, dry goods, 41 Court, h. 5 Eaton
Bowers C. E. mer. 54 Commercial, house 17 Vine
Bowers Isaac, intelligence office, Avery, h. Mason
Bowers Isaac, jr. clerk, Market place
Bovvers John, comb maker, house 17 May
Bowers Levi, dry goods, 137 Court, h. 42 Spring
Bowes John H. clerk Mass. Bank, boards 15 Hancock
Bowes John, laborer, 56 Fleet
Bowker Charles, provisions, 76, house 74 Essex
Bowker Edmund, Cross c. Fulton, h. N. Margin
Bowker Horatio N. housewright, 76 Charles
Bowker Lazarus, mason, h. 27 Temple
Bowker Perez, mason, 2 Myrtle court
Bowker Warren, surveyor, h. N. Margin
Bowles Leonard C. bookseller, 147 Wash. h. Winter ct.
Bovvlan Catharine, vvidow. Piedmont, near Church
Bowman Abner H. distiller, Distil-house square
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94 DIRECTORY. ' j
Bowman {Albert), Winn {M. L.) & Co., ship stores?
Broad, op. Arch wf.
Bowman Catharine, widow, Spring street place
Bowman Charles C, W. I. goods, 127, h. 96 Cambridge
Bowman David, pedlar, house Arnold
Bowman Esther, widow, 7 Boylston square
Bowman Isaiah, ladies' shoemaker, house 23 Carver
Bowman John, cooper, 114 Milk, house head of Pearl
Bowman Joseph H. See H. M. Holbrook & Co.
Bowman William, handcartman, 55 Prince
Bowthorpe Joseph, laborer, h. 4th street
Bowthorpe Samuel, laborer, h. S. B. Point
Boyd Hannah, nurse, 14 Short
Boyd James, saddler, 27 Merchants row, h. 7 Pearl pi.
Boyd John W. clerk, boards 144 Purchase
Boyd Thomas, 15 Pond, h. 101 Salem
Boyden Arnold, house Myrtle cor. Belknap
Boyden Ashel, druggist, 42 Hancock
Boyden Daniel, chaisemaker, h. Tremont, cor. Elliot
Boyden Dwight, innholder, Tremont cor. Beacon
Boyden Elijah. Sefe Crosby, B. & Co.
Boyden {Frederick) & Whiting {Charles), livery stable,
16 Federal and 4 Atkinson. B.'s h. Tremont H.
Boyden Samuel, cabinetmaker, h. Harvard court
Boyden Simeon, Tremont House
Boyenton Nathan, 13 Charter street
Boyle Ann, widow, rear 63 Elliot
Boyle Edward, laborer, Mechanic '*
Boyle Elizabeth, widow of Col. John, 18 Harvard
Boyle Daniel, laborer. Creek .square
Boyle Isaac, Rev. 18 Harvard
Boyle James, laborer, rear 63 Elliot
Boyle James, h. 18 Harvard
Boyle John, h. Williams court
Boyle Mary, widow of Martin, rear 20 Pleasant
Boyle Michael, laborer, 97 Charter
Boyle Thomas, laborer, h. 12 Cross
Boyles Mary, boarding, 48 Federal
Boylston Michael, rear 88 Warren
Boynton Amos, house wright, h. rear 83 Sea
Boynton David A. h. Greenough lane
Boynton G. W. engraver, 4 State, h. 26 Spring
Boynton Hazen, housewright, h. 42 Poplar
Boynton {Edmund) & Swasey (J. H.), W. I. goods, 21
South Market
DIRECTORY. 95
Boynton J. See Cary, B. & Co.
Boynton John, painter, 3 Unity court
Boynton Nathaniel, silk dyer, Mechanic place
Boynton Perkins, stable, Charicstown, h. Cooper
Boynton Stephen, cabinetmaker, h. C Lucas place
Boynton Samuel, housevvright, h. 42 Poplar
Boynton Samuel, truckman, Winnessimit Ferry, h.
Greenoufjjh lane
Boynton William, stevedore, Commercial near Foster
Boynton William, housewright, h. 42 Poplar
Boyson Ann M. sempstress, op. 0-5 Sea
Brabiner William A. h. Broadway
Brabrook Charles, chairmaker, h. 15 Fayette
Brackenbridge George, mes. Boston B. h. rear the Bank
Brackett Catharine M. dressmaker, 17 Temple
Brackett Josiah, leather dealer, 20 Exchange
Brackett Richard, cordwainer, 173 Hanover
Brackett Rufus & Son {Henry), leather store, 38 N. Mark.
Brackett Samuel E. & James, dry goods, 95 Wash.
Brackett Samuel E. h. 97 Pleasant
Brackett Thomas O. messenger Traders' Bank
Bradbury Charles, Pres. Col. Ins. Co. h. 5 Hamilton pi.
Bradbury Charles W. 5 Hamilton place
Bradbury Josiah C. painter, h. 8 Vine
Bradbury Samuel F. printer, h. 10 Blossom
Bradford Alden, 47 Court, h. 76 Chesnut
Bradford Bathsheba, widow, A street
Bradford Benj. W. cabinetmaker, rear 602 Washington
Bradford Charles, h. Commercial near Hanover
Bradford Daniel, housewright, A street
Bradford Gamaliel, superintendent Hospital, Allen
Bradford George, shipwright, Lincoln's wf. h. 36 Charter
Bradford G. P. school. Mason. Temple, h. 1 Montgom. pi.
Bradford George, jr. printer, h. Broad opposite Rowe's wf.
Bradford Granville W. painter. East n. Sea, h. 49 Prince
Bradford Isaac, captain, house 746 Washington
Bradford John, hardware, 21 Dock square
Bradford {John H.) & Co. {Samuel D. B., William S.
Bird 4^ //. 5. Ballard), dry goods, 25 Broad
Bradford John R. city weigher, Merrimac, h. 9 Pitts
Bradford Joseph, cordwainer, 3d street
Bradford Le Baron, house 57 Federal
Bradford Lewis H. druggist, Blossom corner Allen
Bradford Mary, instructress pianoforte, 3 Morton place
Bradford Robert, merchant, 40 India, h. 35 Bridge
96 DIRECTORY.
Bradford Thomas G. house 76 Chesnut
Bradford Snmnel D. See John H. B. & Co.
Bradford William B. & Co. {StiUmanJones)fW.l.g'(ls,,
24 Broad, h. 41) High
Bradford Wm. J. A. aitor. 25Tiidor's buiM. h. 76 Chesnut t
Bradford Williams, physician, 53 Broadway
Bradish L. J. dry goods, 305 Wash, boards 14 William.s
Bradlee Ann, widow of David VV^. h. 2 Washington pi.
Brad lee Ann, widow, 110 Warren
Bradlee Charles, music publisher, 2 Sweetser court
Bradlee David F. house 62 Prince
Bradlee Frederick H. (J. B. fy Co.), h. 3 Milton place
Bradlee James B. (J. B. ^ Co.), house 20 Pearl
Bradlee John R. hardware, 3 Dock square, h. 18 Essex
Bradlee John W. house Essex near Front
Bradlee Joseph P. <fe Sons (Joseph S/- E. F.), oil, 50
Chatham, house 22 Franklin place
Bradlee Josiali & Co. (G. B. Gary S^ F. H. ^^ J. B. Brad-
lee), merchants, 34 India, house 20 Pearl
Bradlee Nathaniel, surveyor and housevv't, 93 Pleasant
Bradlee P.~F. weigher, 16 Commer. wf h, 29 Atkinson
Bradlee Samuel, hardware, 142 Washing, h. 1 Avon pi.
Bradlee Thomas D. house 6 Franklin place
Bradley Benj. bookbinder, 59 Washington, h 51 Temple
Bradley Charles, 82 Water
Bradley Edward W. wines and spirits, rear 134 State
Bradley Edwin, grocer, 193, h. rear 195 Hanover
Bradley Patrick, 165 Ann
Bradley Simeon, 78 Pond
Bradshaw Hannah, widow, h. rear 50 Boylston
Bradshavv Jesse, confectioner, 9 Marshall, h. 101 Wash.
Bradshaw Ruth, widow, Distil-house square
Bradshaw Samuel C. 112 Faneuil H. mark. h. 32 Prince
Bradstreet Elizabeth, 20 Bulfinch
Bradstreet Joseph P. boards Oliver near High
Brady James, laborer, 3d street
Brady John, laborer, rear Hamilton
Brady Patrick, slater, house Merrimac
Prady Philip, laborer, rear 63 Elliot
Brady William, laborer, boards 12 Essex place
Bragden Henry, laborer, Distil-house square
Bragdon Granville, 324 Ann
Bragdon John, 324 Ann
Bragg Benson, carpenter, h. 4 Madison place
Bragg Fowler, shoes & leather, 25 Broad, b'ds at Wildes's
DIRECTORY. 97
Bragg John, housevvright, A street
Braid John B. housevvright and undertaker, r. Broadway
Braidee Michael, h. 14 Distil-house square
Brainan Daniel, laborer, 20 Carver
Bralley Patrick, 8 Sudbury
Braman Jarvis, bathing house, Charles
Bramhail C orn e\iu<?- (Maydey ^' /?.), boards 51 Elliot
Bramhall George H. painter, h. 11 Vine
Bramhail ( Wm.) & Howe ( T/ios.), VV. I. g'ds, 34 Long wf.
Bramhall William, house 2 Federal court
Brandenberg John C, Fleet
Branigan Francis, saddler and harnessmaker, 107 Wash.
Brassel l*eter, laborer, h. 105 Broad
Bray Mary, widow of Daniel, cor. Purchase & Belcher la.
Bray Michael, laborer, Merrimac near Lancaster
Bray Sarah, widow of John, house 92 Salem
Braynard Preston, iron founder, h. Turnpike n. 4th st.
Brazer Benjaniin, plane maker, house 6 Bridge
Brazer Margaret, widow, 14 Short
Breed Aaron, maihemat. inst. 2 Rowe's wf. h. 140 Purch.
Breed Ebenezer, 11 Dock square
Breed Horace A. (Haven & B.), house 2 Front
Breeden Abner, shoes, 15 Elm, h. 30 Bridge
Breen Hugh, cordwainer, h- 17 Myrtle
Brenard Thomas, cooper, h. rear i3roadway '
Brett C. &. J. suspendermakers, 7 Court, h.r. 247 Wash.
Brett Cyrus, painter, 38 Union, h. 17 Cross
Brett 3Jartha, widow, 10 Lucas place
Brewer Abigail, widow, 12 Fayette
Brewer Clark, tobacco, 14 S. Market, h. 250 Hanover
Brewer Elizabeth, widow of Nathaniel, 107 Purchase
Brewer Eliab Stone, dry g'ds, 414 W^ash. See advertise.
Brewer Fanny, widow of Elisha, Belknap cor. Myrtle
Brewer Gardner, distillery, 548 Washington, c. room 10
Central, h. 10 Rowe place ,
Brewer G. Alexander {Fowln &/• Z?.)> h. 8 Federal court
Brewer Harriet, widow, 162 Purchase
Brewer Henry A. clerk, house 11 North Russell
Brewer Isaac C. clerk Suffolk Bank, h. 12 Fayette
Brewer James H. merchant, 48 India wharf
Brewer Jane, 88 Summer
Brewer Nathaniel, 90 Washington
Brewer Nathaniel, merchant, h. 107 Purchase
Brewer Otis, printer, 47 Friend
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98 '^ DIRECTORY.
Brewer Samuel N. & Brothers {JVath. «^ William A.),
druggists, 90 & 92 Washington. See advertisement
Brewer Samuel N. house 3 Myrtle
Brewer Stephen, house 8 Federal court
Brewer Thomas, clerk, house rear 714 Washington
Brewer William A. 47 Carver
Brewster C. D., Commercial opposite Gray's wharf
Brewster Henry B. & Co. printers, 2 Pemberton hill,
house 3 Stillman
Brewster Joshua, blacksmith, 4 Brattle sq. h. rear Brattle
Brewster Oliver {Dunn S^ B.), house 65 Mount Vernon
Brewster Osmyn {Crocker li^ />.), house Pitts
Briard (O^icer, jr.) & Tolman (Jo^e/j/i .^3.), dry goods,
307 Washington. B. boards 1 Sewall place
Bridge F. W. teller Commonwealth Bank
Bridge Isaac. See Marshall & B.
Bridge (James) & Wellington (£. G.), W. I. goods,
29 Commercial
Bridge {John D.) &c Stevens {Edw. L.), 10 Central wharf
Bridge John D. boards 19 Somerset
Bridge Joseph, house Green
Bridge Margaret, boarding house, 42 Purchase
Bridge Samuel J. 75 Commercial, h. 42 Purchase
Bridge William, blacksmith, 16, house 45 Sea
Bridge William S. house 49 Chambers \
Bridgham Lewis H. stereotype founder, h. Lowell placed
Brigden Timothy, blacksmith, h. rear Broadway
Briggs Billings, housewright, h. 5 Myrtle court
Briggs Cornelius, cabinetmaker, 609, h.611 Washington
Briggs Enos, Mechanics' Exchange, h. Lyman place
Briggs Charles, Mechanics' Exchange and Reading room, i
Wilson lane, h. Lyman place
Briggs James, housewright, 60 Pinckney, h. 3 Vine
Briggs John C. See Shaw & B.
Briggs Mary R. widow, 16 Fayette
Briggs Otis, housewright. Short, h. Essex near SJiort
Briggs Robert, earthenware, 17 Mer. row, h. 4 Wendell l]
Briggs Ruth, widow, 8 North Margin
Briggs Seth, cabinetmaker, h. 132 Hanover
Brigham Aaron & Son {W. B.), W. I. goods, 26 Long]
wharf, h. 11 Pinckney
Brigham Abraham M., American Hotel, 42 Hanover
Brigham Benajah, W. L goods, 29, house 10 Elm
Brigham Charles L. & Co. (Robert S/arfe), wheelwrights,
12 Hawley place, house Norfolk avenue
DIRECTORY. 99
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gham Dennis, merchant, 13 Rowe's wf. h. 7 Bulfinch
sham Elijah, Bhick Horse Tavern, 17 Union
i^ham James M. boarding house, 3 Bumstead place
gham Joseph L. See Z. Jelhson & Co.
gham Levi (^Merriam, B. S^ Co.), house 17 Milk
gham Lucy and Maria, 2 Suffolk place
gham Nahum, wood, Barry's wharf, h. 9 Columbia
gham N. H. shoes, N. Market, h. 19 Hancock
gham Otis, blacksmith, h. rear N. Grove
gham Perry (Piper 4-- B.), h. South street court
gham Peter B. oysters, 1 Hanover
gham Samuel G. merchant, Hancock avenue
gham Susan H. bonnet store, Court near Hanover
gham Thomas J. wheelwright, 35 S. Margin
gham Tilly, druggist, 8 Ann, h. 10 Sudbury
gham William, attorney, 33 Court, h. 19 Hancock
gham William, house 11 Pinckney
gham William A. grocer, 48 Brattle, h. Pinckney
gman Jane, widow, 7 ]-2 Prince
mhall Samuel, grocer, 98 Cambridge corner Garden
mmer George W. mer. 9 Brimmer's T, h. 45 Beacon
mmer Martin & Co. (H. Inches, jr.), merchants, 2
Brimmer's T, house 45 Beacon
Brinley Edward. See W. C. Stimpson & Co.
Brinley George, house 128 Tremont
Brinley Patrick, laborer, Tremont near Pleasant
Bririner Thomas, laborer, h. Barrett
Brintnall Charles, clerk, house 13 North Bennet
Brintnall Charlotte, widow, 67 Charter
Brisco John, painter, 61 Purchase
Britton J. milliner, 121 Court
Britton John, hairdresser, h. 3 Short street court
Broad Keziaii, widow, house 446 Washington
Broadbent Benjamin, 123 Pleasant
Broaders Edward R. publisher, 127 Wash. h. 2 Fayette
Brobston Henry, painter, h. 10 Lucas place
Brock John, South Cedar near Church
Brodbin William, mariner, house 80 Purchase
Brodhead Daniel D. navy ag^int, 43 Chatham
Brodliead Joseph C. cashier Fulton Bank
Bromall Samuel, glass cutter and engraver, Front
Brommade Abram, sailmaker, Clark alley
Brookings Samuel, stevedore, 74 Purchase
Brooks (Charles) & Co. (fVm. G.), hardware, 6 Dock sq.
Brooks Charles, house 4 Milton place
100 DIRECTORY.
Brooks Edward, counsellor, 10 Court, h. 31 Chesnut
Brooks Franklin, leather, 27 N. Market, h. rear 27 Allen
Brooks Gershom B. tailor, 30 Cornhill
Brooks Job, stage agent, 11 Elm, house 2 Portland ,
Brooks John, laborer, 110 Broad
Brooks Jonathan, 102 Faneuil Hall market
Brooks Luke & Co. (J?. M. Connel &. A. Avery), leather,
12 Elm
Brooks Noah, shipwright, Broadway
Brooks Peter C, c. room, 10 Court, h. cor. Pearl & High
Brooks Peter C. jr. 52 Commercial wharf, h. 3 Cliesnut
Brooks & Co. {Rufus F. Brooks & Cornelius DriscoU),
tailors, 14 Court. Brooks boards 44 Federal
Brooks Submit, library, 4 Tremont near Court
Brooks W. C. See Smith & B.
Brooks William G. (C. Brooks ^ Co.), house 56 High
Brooks William P. B. & A. B. furniture, 32 Union,
house Court square
Brooksby Bridget, widow, 68 Elliot
Broonifield Matthias, laborer, rear 52 Elliot
Brown Albert H. (Whitneij, B. ^ Co.), h. 5 Wesley pi.
Brown Alexander, eastern stage agent, 84 Ann
Brown Amelia, boarding, 61 Temple
Brown Arthur, laborer, 139 Broad
Brown Asa, machinist, house Broadway
Brown Bartholomew, baker. Fleet corner Ann
Brown Benjamin, truckman, 43 Prince
Brown Benjamin, gunsmith, 52 India wf h. 153 Broad
Brown Benjamin, painter. City market. Brattle
Brown Benjamin, housewright, 48 Allen
Brown {Benjamin, jr.) & Bates {Joseph JV.), shipwrights.
Battery wharf. B.'s house Salutation
Brown Benjamin B. innkeeper, 392 Washington
Brown Benjamin H. {Cushing ^ B.), h. Spear alley
Brown Charles {Hilliard, Graij fy Co.), h. 1 Franklin pi.
Brown Charles, wharfinger, 25 India wharf, h. 39 High
Brown Charles, grocer, 128, house 108 Charles
Brown {Charles A.) & Wight {D. P.), druggists, 16
Commercial. B.'s house 10 Front
Brown Charles S. fruit, 30 Dock square, boards 31 Friend
Brown Charles W. housewright, Fulton cor. Cross
Brown Daniel, collector. Blossom corner Fruit
Brown Daniel A. house 44 Milk
Brown Daniel, merchant, 31 India
Brown Daniel H. clerk Savings Bank, h. 6 Purchase pi.
DIRECTORY. 101
Brown David L. drawing academy, 664 Washington
Brown Edward, stevedore, Centre
Brown Edward, silk manufacturer, h. rear 52 Federal
Brown (Edicin) & Hallet (Russell), pianofortemakers,
cor. Essex and Washington. Brown's h. op. 12 Front
Brown Elbridge, hat store, 12 Ann
Brown Eli, 11 State, house 87 Summer
Brown El tab, 34 Allen
Brown F'rancis, ins. butter, Distil-house sq. h. 46 Leveret
Brown Frederick, druggist, 631 Washington, h. Castle
Brown George H. mason, house Warren place
Brown George L. artist, 21 State, h. Mechanic place
Brown George W. C. grocer, 77, house 80 Broad
Brown Hannah, widow, 10 Madison place
Brown Henry, teamster, rear 671 Washington
Brown Henry, blacksmith, house rear 12 Front
Brown Horace W. laborer, Clark
Brown James. See Hilliard, Gray & Co.
Brown James, agent, cooperage. Spear's wf. h. 79 Purch.
Brown Jeremiah, teatnster, 40 Sea
Brown Jesse, fishmonger, house rear 19 Cross
Brown John, provisions, Derne
Brown John &. Co. (Rixhard Soule andl. Schol field, jr.),
mer. 19 Commercial wf. Brown's h. 11 Bowdoin
Brown John, clerk, house North Hanover court
Brown John, gilder, house Commercial, op. Gray's wf.
Brown John, livery stable. 107 Charles
Brown John, baker, house 140 Pleasant
Brown John, jr. shoemaker, house 140 Pleasant
Brown {John A.) & Badger (P. D.), Thomsonian infir-
mary, 554 Wash. See advertisement
Brown John B. physician, 2 Montgomery place
Brown John C. broker, 23 Doane
Brown John D. & Co. {A. Harris), junk store, head
Lewis's wharf, house 5 Noyes place
Brown John G. painter, 21 Exchange, h. 55 Hancock
Brown John L druggist, 425 Washington, h. 32 Elliot
Brown John J- watchmaker, house 843 VVashington
Brown Jonas B. 6 Phillips's buildings, h. 1 Staniford
Brown Jonathan, bookkeeper Market Bank
Brown Joseph, education bookstore, 87 Washington
Brown Joseph E. housewright, Church, h. 9 Madison pi.
Brown Joseph M. 25 Commercial wharf, h. 44 Chesnut
Brown Joseph T. druggist, 292 VVashington, cor. Bedford
Brown {.Josiah) & Emerson (Rich.), housevvrights, Pond
102 DIRECTORY.
Brown Josiali, house 73 Pond
Brown (Lemuel L.) & Ide (Edtoin), dry g'ds, 373 Wash.
Brown b'ds 447 Washington
Brown Lemuel P. housewrfght, 65 Leveret
Brown Levi, grocer, 71 Salem
Brown Loring, housewright, 530 Wash. h. Mechanic pi.
Brown Luke, housewright, Wilson lane, h. 1 Stamford pL
Brown Martha, widow, 5 Oliver place
Brown Mary, widow, 12 Unity
Brown Mary, widow^, h. 13 IMeasant street cdurt
Brown Mary & Ellen, 4 Orange
Brown Mary, widow, Piedmont near Pleasant
Brown Mary D. school, 4 Bradford place
Brown Nancy, widow, rear 671 Washington
Brown Nancy, widow of R. J. house 126 Charles
Brown Nathan, captain, Foster
Brown Nathan, housewright, Church, h. 10 Madison pi.
Brown Nathaniel, mastmaker, 22 Tileston
Brown Newell, 46 Faneuil Hall, h. Chardon c. Hawkins
Brown Oakes P. housewright, h. rear 732 Washington
Brown Philip, blacksmith, house rear 302 Ann
Brown Phineas, oysters, 80 Camb. h. Kennard's avenue
Brown Sam'l, mastmaker, Commer. n. railway, h. Prince
Brown Sam'l, jr. sailmaker, 52 Commercial, h. rear Foster
Brown Samuel N. house 6 Blossom court
Brown S. H. See Ellingwood & B.
Brown Scott K. housewright, h. Pitts court
Brown Stephen, broker, Exchange, h. 69 Prince
Brown Susan, widow, 2 Moon
Brown Thomas P. stage agent, h. 18 Ash
Brown Thomas W. caulker and graver, h. Salutation
Brown Thomas, jr. teller Traders' Bank
Brown Timothy, housewright, 48 Allen
Brown Tryphena, schoolmistress, 33 Pleasant
Brown Vernon, 3 Long wharf, house 12 Prince
Brown William, druggist, 481 Washington cor. Elliot
Brown William, caulker, 177 Hanover
Brown William, engraver, h. rear 705 Washington
Brown William, housewright, h. 23 Hancock
Brown William, laborer, Ann street court
Brown William, watchman, 164 Hanover
Brown William C. house 7 Stillman
Brown William H. 18 Washington, h. 36 Merrimac
Brown William P. clerk, h. Castle, cor. Suffolk
Browne George, 31 Commercial, h. op, 13 Front
DIRECTORY. 103
Browne J. Vincent & Co. {IV. Lan^), W. I. goods, 11
North Market, house 11 Beacon
Brownell Gilbert, h. 13 Staniford
Browning Eunice W. h. 280 Washington
Browning Sarah, widow, 20 Carver
Bruce Benjamin, 33 Commercial wf. boards 11 Beacon
Bruce Calvin, W. I. goods, 13 India, h. GG Belknap
Bruce Catherine, widow. Castle, near Middlesex
Bruce Cyrus, harness maker, h. South Margin
Bruce Esther, h. 2 (jrove
Bruce Francis, potter, house rear 3 East
Bruce Henry, U. S. Navy, house 5 Orange
Bruce Jane, widow, house 15 Hancock
Bruce Ira. See Badger & B.
Bruce James S. merchant, 34 Central wf. boards IS Pearl
Bruce Jonathan, pilot, house 17 Gibbs lane
Bruce Lyman, boatman, h. Noyes place
Bruce Lyscom, soda manufacturer, 173 Tremont, boards
158 Washington
Bruce Rufus L. watchm. and jew. 242 Wash. h. 6 Hollis
Bruerton Simeon, whipmaker, 19 Dock sq. h. r. 59 Poplar
Brummet John, fruit. Long wharf, h. 57 Essex
Brummett William, sailmaker, rear Cooper
Brunswick Hyman, furniture, 28 Milk, h. 727 Wash.
Bryant Anna, widow, h. r. 411 Washington
Bryant David, housew't, Bedford av. h. r. 115 Tremont
Bryant Eleanor, boarding house, 9 Province House ct.
Bryant Elizabeth, widow, 5 Avon place
Bryant Frances, h. 72 Charles
Bryant John, ropemaker, A street
Bryant (John), Sturgis (Wm.) & Co. {Sam'l Hooper ^J.
B.jr.), mer. 58 Commer. wf. B.'s h. 61 Beacon
Bryant Nath. cabinetmaker, 28 School, h. Province
Bryant Oliver H. 5 Vernon
Bryant Seth {Mitchell «^ B.), h. 51 Leveret
Bryant Southworth, chair paint. 33 Exch'ge,h. S. Margin
Bryant Timotliy, teller Commercial Bank
Bryant Wra. H. confectioner, boards 53 Fayette
Bryden James, pianofortemaker, 7 Bridge '
Bryent {Walter) & Herman {Leopold), stoves, 16 Water.
B.'s h. 81 Essex
Bubier Joseph, sailmaker, 130 Sea, h. 50 South
Buck David S. teamster, 730 Washington
Buckingham Joseph T. ed. of Bos Courier, 22 Congress
Buckingham Joseph li. edit. B. Courier, house Cook ct.
104 DIRECTORY.
Buckley Jas. R. brass found. Bromf. pi. h. r. 2 Province
Buckmar John, captain, Hartford place
Buckman J. C. See Sparliawk & Buckman
Buckman Elizabetli, h. 72 Charles
Bucknam Jesse. See Russell & B.
Budd Nathaniel, baker, 191 Hanover
Buell Loveman, distiller, house 2 Harvard court
Bugard B. F. instructer French languaore. Masonic Tern.
Bugbee Edward, hairdresser, GOl Washington
Bugbee Leander, cordvv'r, 18 Franklin, b'ds 19 Williams
Bugbee Wm. housewright, h. rear 89 Sea
Bugnon Charlotte, widow, boarding house, 3 Bath
Bulfinch Charles, h. 3 Bumstead place
Bulfinch George S. counsellor, 5 Court, h. at Exchange
Bulfinch Thomas, 61 Water, h. 3 Bumstead place
Bulger James, laborer, 118 Sea
Bulger James, laborer, 103 Broad .
Bulger William, laborer, 2 Humphrey place
Bull Ephraim W. {Chamberlain & fi.), h. 7 Fayette
Bull George, crockery, 471 Wash. h. Mechanic place
Bull Thomas, housewright, h. 14 Second
Bullard Caroline, house 496 Washington
Bullard Calvin &, Francis, lumber wf. Front, h. IC Oak
Bullard Charles, h. Brtolpli
Bullard Charles, 70 Faneuil Hall market
Bullard Charles {Otis B. ^ Co.), h. 8 Fayette
Bullard Charles, ornamental painter, r. 843 Washington
Bullard Francis, house 16 Oak
Bullard Jabez, h. 512 Washington, cor. of Oak
Bullard Isaac, 70 Pond
Bullard Leonard {Mams & B.), h. 20 Chambers
Bullard Lewis, painter, 24 Essex, h. 7 Beach
Bullard {Lewis) & Ballord {Albert), iron store, 19 Com-
mercial. Bullard boards 25 Summer
Bullard Otis & Co. {Charles Bullard), lumber wf. Front
Bullard Mary Ann, widow of Silas, h. 4 Pearl place
Bullard Warner, sexton, boards 5 Province H. court
Bullock Jabez, mason, rear 7 Milton
Bullock Luther, mason, h. 52 Orange
Bumford Robert, soapstone cutter, h. Hancock row
Bumstead John {Trott S^ B.), h. Bumstead place
Bumstead Joseph, bookseller, 5 Milk, house rear
Bumstead {Josiah) <& Son {Josiah F.), paper hanging.9,
113 Washington, h. 22 Bowdoin
Bumstead Josiah F. h. 62 Beacon
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Bumstead Sarah, widow, rear 417 Washington
Bumstead Sarah, rear 409 Washington
Bundy Francis, mason, h. 83 Elliot
Bunnell Edwin F. h. 83 Mount Vernon
Buntin Robert, housewright, 61 Pond, h. 8 N. Margin
Buoncore Le%'ina, school, Masonic Temple, h 35 Sea
Buoncore Lewis, fruit, etc. 35 Sea
Burbank Aaron, handcartman. Canal
Burbank VVm. T. h. 2 Friend street place
Burbeck Edward, cooper, 2 Hull
Burbeck Henry, painter, house rear 65 Charter
Burbeck Jesse, soapboiler, 2d street
Burbeck Thomas, sailninker, house Merrimac
Burbeck Wm. H. clerk Custom H. b'ds at Heman Fay's
Burchmore Francis, h. Battery
Burchsted (Benj.), Leavitt (David) & Co. (John Phillips),
shipwrights, Broad op. Otis's wf. B.'s h. Gibbs lane
Burchsted Nancy, widow, rear 108 Purchase
Burckes Lewis, cabinetmaker, 29, h. 108 Salem
Burdett S. bookstore, 18 Court
Burditt Benj. A. musician, h. Southac c. W. Centre
Burditt Edward, engineer, Broadway
Burditt Henry, hardware, 38 Kilby,h. Winter court
Burditt James W. bookseller, 27 Court, h. 7 Green
Burditt Nathan, saddler, h. 9 West
Burge 3Iargaret, boarding, 7 Brattle
Burges Joshua, housewright, h. 5 Piedmont
Burgess Benj. &. Son (JVathan B. GiOhs), mer. 24 India
wf. h. High cor. Summer
Burgess Jane, nurse, 159 Ann
Burgess James C. founder, 3d street
Burgess John, stevedore, 80 Elliot
Burgess Josiah, carpenter, rear 3d street
Burgess William G., VV. L goods, 123, h. 125 Broad
Burk Walter, laborer, rear Lenox
Burke Catherine, widow, house Avery
Burke (Pascal B.) & Harrington (Stephen F.), grocers,
126 Court
Burke Redmond, shipwright, rpar 64 Hanover
Burke Richard, baker, rear George
Burke Thomas, laborer, 1 Wharf
Burke Walter, housewright, h. 58 Purchase
Burleigh Benjamin, truckman, Robinson lane
Burleigh Ezra, housewright, Tileston's wf. h. r. 83 Sea
Burleigh Henry, stonemason, rear 4th street
106 DIRECTORY.
Burleigh (Stevens) & Dyer {Thos. D.), distillers, Front.
B.'s h. Beach
Hurley David R. innliolder, Bite Tavern, 8 Market sq.
Burnham Arthur, housewright, 113 Chambers
Burnham Benjamin M. 80 Hanover, h. Salem
Burnham C. bookseller, 58 Cornhill
Burnham Susan B. baker, 122 Court
Burnham Theodore, books, E. end F. H. market
Burnham Thomas, bookstore, 58 Cornhill
Burnham Wiilard {Peck, B. v"^ Co.), Prince n. Garden ct.
Burnett Warren, provis. 505 Wash. h. r. 2 Plymouth pi.
Burnet Henry, laborer, 58 Prince
Burns Daniel, Mechanic
Burns James, laborer, 66 Pleasant
Burns James, mastmaker, h, r. Church, n. Madison place
Burns James, laborer, 78 Purchase
Burns John, laborer, Washington avenue
Burns John, laborer, 2 Wharf
Burns John, laborer, 84 Broad
Burns Joseph, h. Carroll place
Burns Mary, milliner, 68 Salem
Burns Michael, book agent, 135 Wash. h. 4th street
Burns Owen, laborer, house rear 3 Mason
Burns Rufus, h. Merrimac
Burns Robert. See Blodgett & B.
Burr A. milliner, 56 Washington, and 102 Court
Burr Hannah, widow, 51 Pond
Burr James. See Gerry & B.
Burr Japheth, shipwright, Snowhill cor. Sheafo
Burr Laban, stageman. Mechanic place
Burr Martin, tailor, 78 Hanover, h. 102 Court
Burr Robert, trunks, 3 Hanover
Burr Theophilus, housewright, 15 Poplar, house rear
Burrage William, currier, 22 North Market
Burridge William, chaise trimmer, h. 5 Knox
Burrill Azariah S. house 79 Prince
Burrill Eunice, widow, h. opposite 7 Columbia
Burrill John, jeweller, 73 Cornhill, h. 194 Tremont
Burrill John, innhdlder, 112 Cambridge
Burrill Martha, widow, house Moon
Burrill Micajah, laborer, h. 110 Warren
Burrill Nathan, clerk in post office, h. 20 N. Russell
Burrison Gustavus, waterman, Commercial n. Railway
Burroughs Benjamin, mariner. Commercial n. Hanover
Burroughs Elizabeth, dressmaker, 103 Pleasant
DIRECTORY. 107
Burroufrhs George, house 3 Hollis
Burroughs Henry, teller Suffolk Bank, h, 3 Hollis
Burroughs John, liouse 62 Poplar
Burroughs Nodiah, 103 Pleasant
Burroughs William, rear Cross
Burrows James, Commercial near Hanover
Burrows Joseph, mason, house Lovet place
Burrows Richard, mason, rear Henchman lane
Burt Margaret, widow of William, h. Broadway
Burt Joanna, 15 North Bennet
Burt James, 104 Wasliington
Burton Hazen, h. 14 High
Burton John, engineer, D street
Bussey Mary, rear North Margin
Bush Alice, rear 704 Washington
Bush Benjamin W. h. 1 Harvard
Bush Jotham, chairdealer, 6 N. Market, h. 14 Spring
Bush Samuel L. (Stone, Seaver ^ B.), h. 3 Cambridge
Buss Asaph E., W. I. goods, Boylston cor. Boylston sq.
Buss Sarah, boarding house, 1 Bromfield
Buswel Jacob, housewrighi, 33 Thacher
Butler Aaron, var. store, Turnpike cor. B'dway, h. 4th st.
Butler Ann C. Matron House of Reformation
Butler B. F. blacksmith, h. 60 I'nnce
Butler Edward, laborer, h. 92 Summer
Butler Elijah, boarding house, 1 Orange
Butler Elizabeth, widow, 3 Oliver place
Butler James, merchant, 32 India wf h. 7 Chambers
Butler John R. brass turner, h. 40 Orange
Butler Julia, widow, rear 12 Washington place
Butler Matthew, paver, h. Harvard place
Butler Nathaniel, mason, rear 3 East
Butler Richard, laborer, 257 Ann
Butler Thomas, ropemaker, Grove
Butman Edward, housewright, 12 Piedmont
Butman Eliza, widow, Theatre alley
Butman Lucy W. boardinghouse, 4 Sweetserct.
Butman Mehitable, widow, 14 Batterymarch
Butman Thomas, house Friend
Butterfield Aaron, housewright, h. 8 Milton
Butterfield Eph. housewright, 72 Merrimac, h. 8 Milton
Butterfield Isaac, housewright, 3 Thacher
Butterfield John, grocer, Dedham
Butterfield Sevvall, cooper, Churchill's wf.h. 15 Boylston
square
108 DIRECTORY.
Butteifield Simeon, fish and oil, 38 Long wharf
Butterfield S. 93 F. H. market
Butterfield Susanna, widow, IC Centre
Butterfield Thomas W. printer, h. rear 18 S. Russell
Butters William, real estate broker, 36 State
Buttrick (Mlel) & Patch {Mijah), truck, c. r. 118 State
Buttrick Abiel, house 7 Sheafe
Buttrick Charles &. Co. (V. Barrett), curriers, 105 Ann,
h. 11 Elm
Buttrick Cyrus, truckman, h. 9 Lowell place
Butts Isaac R. printer, 2 School, h. 85 Prince
Buzel Solomon C. clerk, 3 Central wf. b'ds 9 Morton pi.
Byam Otis, h. 172 Hanover
Byles Catharine, Nassau green, Tremont -
Byram Robert J. lock maker, 719 Wash. h. 2 Suflfolk
Byrne Martin, h. Spring lane
Byrne Martin, h. 18 Devonshire
Byrne John, stonecutter, Theatre alley near Milk
Byrne Margaret, widow, G73 Washington
Byrnes Wm. M., Secretary Franklin Insurance Co.
CABOT EDWARD, ship broker, 110 State
Cabot Henry, h. 32 Summer
Cabot Henry, sign paint. Blackstone, r. 142 Hanover
Cabot Henry, 61 State
Cabot Joseph, gilder, Union, h. 25 Prince
Cabot J. L. & G. D., 15 Rowe's wf. h. 8 Somerset place
Cabot Lucy, h. 16 Hayward place
Cabot Samuel {Perkins & Co.), h. Temple place
Cadogan John, boarding, 6 Wharf
Cadmus John E. hairdresser, Exch. C. H. h. 5 Hanover
CafFray John, h. 33 School
Cahill Alice, widow, Piedmont near Church
Cahill Thomas, h. Hamilton alley
Cahill Thomas, tailor, h. rear 142 Pleasant
Cahill Patrick, blacksmith, h. Broadway
Cain Abigail, nurse, 14 Short
Cain Elizabeth, clothing, 100 Broad, h. 10 Wharf
Cain Patrick, laborer, rear 8 South street place
Cains Thomas, glass manufacturer, h. 2d street
Calder N. H., 106 Faneuil Hall market
Calder William, type founder, 2 Clark
Caldwell Abigail, widow of Josiah, Province
Caldwell Enoch, provisions, 48 Pond
Caldwell Jona. P. dry goods, 29 Court, h. 33 Temple
DIRECTORY. 109
CalefE. W., DState '
Calfe N. S. & J. livery stable, Tileston's wf. h. 57 Essex
Calhoun Charles. Clerk t)f the Senate, h. 78 Federal
Call Abraham, tailor, 29 Court, h. 13 Fayette
Callahan Edward, laborer, rear 310 Ann
Callahan Francis, laborer, 19 Hamilton
Callahan James, 1G8 Ann
Callahan John, rear 126 Ann
Callahan John, teamster, 12 Stillman
Callahan Mary, 11 Lincoln
Callahan William, laborer, h. 108 Broad
Callender Benjamin (fV. T. Eustis & Co.),li-5 Kingston
Callender Catharine, widow, h. 24 Mt. Vernon
Callender Charles, circulating library and h. 10 Franklin
Cullender Elizabeth, h. 15 Spring
Callender Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, 12 Front
Callender George, merch. 42 Central wf. h. 5 Kingston
Callender John B. grocer, 166 Washington, h. 4 Mason
Callender Joshua P. clerk, h. Short street court
Callender Richard B., W. I. g'ds,22 India, h. 5 Kingston
Callender William, turner, 52 Prince
Callender William, boards 8 Pearl
Callender William B. grocer, 54 Court, h. 5 Green
Callow Jared, printer, 68 Charter
Callum Ebenezer, baker, h. 19 Pleasant street court
Calrow Joseph, 7 Congress sq. h. Henchman lane
Cambell Andrew, North Federal court
Cambell Daniel G. h. 22 Fulton
Cambell David, boarding, 23 Brattle
Cambell John R. shoes, 17 Clinton
Cambridge Frederic, harnessmaker, 92, h. 90 Cambridge
Cambridge Lucy, widow, rear 24 Charier
Camel Arthur, laborer, 1 Wharf
Campbell Andrew, laborer. Friend
Campbell Catharine, dressmaker, 6 Portland
Campbell Eliza, widow, opposite 79 Pleasant
Campbell Jane, widow of John, 99 Pond
Campbell Jere. victual. 46 N Market, h. 18 Richmond
Campbell John, rigger, 7 Friend street place
Campbell John, 115 Faneuil H. market, h. Cooper
Campbell John, laborer, rear 59 Ann
Campbell John, laborer, 58 Prince
Campbell {John) & Church (£. i/.), jewellers, 28 Wash.
Campbell's h. Portland
Campbell John M. clothing store, 37 and 39, h. 41 Ann
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110 DIRECTORY.
Campbell Maria, Tremont Theatre, 17 Franklin place
Campbell William, laborer, rear Lenox
Cane Thomas, honsewrighl, 4 Fruit
Canravan Michael, dry goods, 417 Washington
Cannell Rebecca, widow, Carver cor. Boylston
Cannon Cornelius, handcarlman, 2 Scott court
Canterbury Ira, cabinetmaker, G63, h. r. G67 Washington
Canterbury Jacob, h. 5 Portland
Cantero Justin, boards 17 Franklin place
Capen Andrew, 40 Essex
Capen Jane N. widow of Thomas, h. 3 Central ct.
Capen John, clerk, house 1(5 Vine
Capen (Josiah) & Lyon {Charles), coachmakers, Haw-
ley. C.'s h. Jackson place
Capen Josiah W. laborer, rear Broadway
Capen Lemuel, Rev., Old Road, South Boston
Capen|Margaret F. widow, op. 75 Bedford
Capen Nahum (Marsh, Capen & Lyon), h. 40 Essex
Capen Phineas, clerk i*rob<ite ofiice, h. 7 Somerset pL
Capen William, leather, 2'J Broad, h. 71 Bedford
Capewell Wiiliam P. victualler, 52 N. Market, h. 2 Salt 1.
Caples Charles V. h. 12 Belkmip
Capron Gilbert, cordwainer, Pond, h. 11 Fleet
Capron Phila, millinery and Eng. goods, G03 Washing-
Carberry Patrick, grocer, 81 Broad
Card Henry, organist, boards 10 Morton place
Carey Charles, rear 4th street
Carey John, stonecutter, h, 9 Brighton
Cargill Jane, 12 Spring
Cargill James, printer, 45 Prince
Cargill Thomas M. J. printer, h. 4 liancaster
Carlen John, victualler, 5 Wharf
Carleton Guy, jr. shoes and leather, 35 N. Market
Carleton Hannah, widow of Jonathan, h. Tremont
Carleton James, laborer, rear 2d street
Carleton John K. cooper, Richmond
Carleton Wm. manufacturer, rear G Bea'ch, h. 2 Kneeland
Carleton Wm. laborer, op. 8 Atkinson
Carlisle J. boarding, 30 Cross
Card well James, 174 Ann
Cargill Thomas, printer, house Lancaster
Carlton {John) & Tainter {W. C), cellar, 5 Market sq.
Carlton's house 10 North Margin
Carlton Joseph, housevvright, house 4 South street place
Carlton Moses &, Co. paper, IIG State
J
DIRECTORY. Ill
Carlton Sarah P. widow, 2 Hawley
Carlton William L. grocer, rear County Court House
Carnalian Robert, plumber, 111 Ann
Carnes Abigail, widow. Prince corner Snowhill
Carnes Edward &, Son (Eduiard,jr.), riggers, Cross cor.
Fulton, house 11 Hull
Carnes Henry, clothing, 14 Ann, house Prince
Carnes John, laborer, Mechanic
Carnes Joshua A. clothing store, 47 Ann, h. Snowhill
Carnes Rachael, widow, 3 Hull
Carnes Taraesil E. widow of Joseph, rear 146 Pleasant
Carnes William, waiter, house Gibbs lane
Carnes William, cabinetmaker, 2 Pond, h. 175 Hanover
Carney Andrew, clothes, Blackstone. house 23 Union
Carney Joanna, laundress, opposite 145 Purchase
Carney James, laborer, 104 Sea
Carpenter Alfred, tin plate worker, head Rowe's wharf,
house 164 Purchase
Carpenter Ann, confectionary, 234 Washington
Carpenter Geo. mes. Appraisers dep. C. H. h. 16 Charter
Carpenter Margaret, widow, opposite 15 Ash
Carpenter Oren, clerk, 525 Washington
Carpenter Orsamus, handcartman. Leveret court
Carpenter Sullivan, housewright, h. south end Washing.
Carr Catharine, widow, 4 Fruit
Carr James M. (Hill & C), boards 9 Suffolk place
Carr John, laborer, rear 81 Sea
Carr Joseph, refreshments, Cornhill ct. h. r. 142 Pleasant
Carr Moses, housewright, house 15 Piedmont
Carr Robert, laborer, boards rear 90 Front
Carr William, housewright, boards 606 Washington
Carrigan Michael, laborer, head Ellis's wharf
Carrol Dennis, laborer, Warren place
Carrol Francis, laborer, Mechanic
Carrol James, 57 Fleet
Carrol John, laborer, rear Fourth
Carrol Jonas, laborer, Merrimac
Carrol Martin, h. 10 Lynde
Carrol Owen, laborer, Stillman
Carrol Thomas, glass dealer, house rear 22 Federal
Carrol Thomas H. laborer, Avery
Carroll John, grocer, 106 Broad
Carroll (John F.) & Yendley (Joseph), manufac. paper
hangings, 93 Water. Carroll's house 77 Warren
Carroll Robert, baker, 17 Portland
112 DIRECTORY.
Carroll Terence, laborer, South Rnssell
Carruth F. S. & Nath. clrug;n;ists, 4 Long wf. h. 18 Lynde
Carrutli Nathan, house 179 Hanover '
Carsen Thomas, mariner,! Henchman lane
Carson William D. laborer, 8oiith st. court
Carter Artemas, 40 Central, boards 8 Somerset place
Carter David & Co. {James Hcndleij ^ Collins Stevens),
lasts, 45 North Market
Carter Ebenezer, Suffolk Hotel, Elm
Carter Elisha, stonecutter, h. 491 Washington
Carter George T. confectioner, Hanover cor. Union
Carter H. W. millinery and dressmaking, 491 Washington
Carter James, merchant, Liverpool wharf, h. 65 Summer
Carter James W., W. I. goods, Bromfield, h. 4 Winter
Carter John, 58 Tremont
Carter John H. coppersmith, 12 Marshall, h. 16 Prince
Carter Lucy and,.Louisa, 1 Province
Carter {Luke), Cooiidge (C. L.) & Co. (L. C. Childs),
dry goods, 46 Kilby, Caiter's h. 3 Vernon
Carter Oliver, clerk, h. 59:-^ Washington
Carter {R. B.), Hendee {Charles J.) & Co. {Charles
Hickling), booksellers, 131 Washington
Carter Thomas, hat store, 3 Union, h. 454 Washington
Carter Thomas, housewright, foot of Richmond
Carter Timothy {Johnson ty C.)i house 18 Federal
Carter T. H. counting room, 135 Washington
Cartret Samuel, painter, h. 7 Blossom
Cartwright {Charles IV.) it Son {J. W. Cartwright),
merchants, 32 India, h. 11 Hartford place
Cartwright John, painter, rear Leveret court
Cartwright William, painter, house 6 Bridge
Carver David, jr. tailor, 8 Court, h. 74 Temple
Carver George, cordwaincr, 6 Sweetser court
Carver Reuben, house 29 Leveret
Carver Reuben, jr. bath house. Prince cor. Commercial
Carver Thomas, shoemaker, h. opposite 40 Front
Carver William, baker, h. opposite 40 Front
Cary Alpheus, stonecutter. Front, h. 2 Newton place
Cary Daniel, laborer, rear Lenox
Cary George B. {J. Bradlee <^ Co.), h. 3 Bowdoin place
Cary {G. S.) & Spring (/. H.), combs and fancy goods,
52 Kilby
Cary Isaac, copperplate printer, 204 Wash. h. 29 Orange
Cary {Isaac H.), Boynton (J.) & Woodford (P. i?.), jew-
ellers and comb makers, 54 Washington
DIRECTORY. 113
Cary Jane, widow of Elijah, rear 110 Sea
Gary John and William, scowmen, 8 Orange lane •
Gary Joseph, baker, 15 S. Russell
Gar}'^ William, laborer, rear 86 Warren
Cary Phineas, stone mason, 22 South Russell
Gary Thomas G. {Perkins &: Co.), h. Temple place
Caryl Ruth, house rear 107 Pleasant
Gasady Andrew, laborer, h. 57 Hancock
Gasaday Edward, laborer, S. Russell
Case Flavel, capt. of the watch, off. C. H. h. r. 7 Colum.
Casey Edward, victualler, 3 Water
Casey Michael, laborer, rear 78 Warren
Casey Owen, 174 Ann
Cashen John, slater. Centre
Cashman Edmund, laborer, h. Avery
Gashman John, pedlar, rear 143 Broad
Casmay John, laborer, op. 8 Norfolk place
Cass John, h. 2 Chambers street court
Cass Samuel, h. 21 Salem cor. Cross
Cassady Edward, painter, h. rear 253 Washington
Cassady John, sawyer, I street rear 2d street
Cassady Thomas, printer, boards 5 Province House court
Gassell Edmund D. painter, 66 Cornliill, h. S. Margin
Casson Henry, laborer. Commercial near Prince
Castello Bartholomew, laborer, Middlesex near Castle
Gastolo Dennis, laborer, h. 10 Hamilton
Castolo Thomas, laborer, Gouch
Gastolo William, laborer, 19 Hamilton
Castle Andrew, laborer, h. Suflblk, rear Lucas place
Castle Deborah, widow, rear 57 Tremont
Caswell James, type caster, h. Haymarket place
Caswell Elizabeth, widow, C55 Washington
Caswell Mary, widow, Haymarket place
Caswell Richard, ropemaker, h. 31 Allen
Caswell William, laborer, 6 Boylston square
Gate Ammon (Snoio & C.), h. 84 Prince
Gate James, housewright, boards 7 Nassau
Gate John, baker, h. rear 730 Washington
Gate Nancy, milliner, 599 Washington
Gate (S.) & Ball {John), coopers, 113 Milk and GO Gomm.
Gate Samuel, cooper, h. 3 Hamilton ct.
Gate Wm. H. house 21 Cross
Caulfield Peter, currier, boards 7 Purchase place
Cavana Dennis, mariner, rear gun house Fort hill
Cavenaugh Ellen, laundress, Peck lane
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114 DIRECTORY.
Cavenaugh Patrick, carpenter, 2 Bay
Caveneau Jeremiah, tailor, h. 18 Hamilton
Caverly Charles, house 4 Wheeler's court
Cazenove Chas. J. dz. Co. (Louis Jl. ^ Anthony C ^ ^•
C. Gardner), mer. 35 Commercial wharf
Cazenove Louis A. (C. J. C. ^ Co.), h. 40 High
Cazneau Isaac, 7 North Bennet
Cazneau Margaret, widow of Andrew, Newbern place
Cazneau William L. clerk U. S. Bank
Center George, tinplate worker, h. 18 Ash
Center Joseph H. machinist, h. 46 Orange, shop rear
Center John, 212 Hanover
Center John S. broker, h. Front near Essex
Center Rebecca, widow, Commercial near Ann
Center Sylvester, broker, h. Front near Essex
Center Stephen, chemist, h. Broadway
Cermenati Paul, tailor, 8 Franklin avenue, h. Vine
Chace (Caleb) & Grew (Henry), dry g'ds, 6 &8 Central
Chace Caleb, house 3 Joy place
Chace Patrick, h. Meclianic
Chadbourn (Humphry) &- Libbey (J. B.), wood yard,
Commercial. C.'s h. 29 Charter
Chadbourn Isaac, cabinetmaker, 17 North Russell
Chadbourn Seth, blacksmith, 14 Hawley,h. 3 Williams
Chadwick Ebenezer, merchant, 70 State, h. Mt. Vernon
Chad wick Eliza, nurse, 109 Chambers
Chadwick Isaac, mariner, h. cor. 4th and B street
Chadwick John, clerk, 24 Exchange, h. 128 Charles
Chadwick Mehitabel, widow, h. 3 Avery place
Chaffee Ezra, captain, 1 Minot
Chaffee George A., W. I. goods, 24 Pinckney, h. May
Chaffe Jonathan, stucco worker, h. May
Chaffin Darwin, fancy goods, 80 Wasliington
Chaffin John, housewright, Stiilman, h. 1 N. Margin
Chamberlain Abigail, dressmaker, 289 Washington
Chamberlain Carmi D. blacksmith, h. 3 Cornhill square
Chamberlain H. P. clothes, 86 Ann, h. 21 Salem
Chamberlain Keziah, widow, 9 Batterymarch
Chamberlain (Isaac) & Bull (EphraimJV.), gold beaters,
54 Cornhill
Chamberlain Joshua, h. 82 Chambers
Chamberlain Moses, laborer, h. 289 Washington
Chamberlain Nathan B. philosoph. apparatus, 9 School,
h. 2 Garden
Chamberlain Thomas (Hill ^ Co.), h. Salem
DIRECTORY. 115
Chamberlain William, housewright, h. S. Russell
Chamberlain William H. h. 9 S. Bennet
Chamberlin Abisjail A. L. widow of Wm. h. 94 Court
Chamberjii Ambrose, merchant, 12 Long wharf
Chamberlin {Cephas C.) & Mower (S. F.), 80 F. H. M.
Chamberlin Charles C. clerk, boards 1 Bromfield
Chamberlin David, grocer, h. and shop Essex c. Colum.
Chamberlin {Daniel) & Kendrick (Rvfus), W. I. g'ds,
3 S. Market. C. boards 4 Tremont pi.
Chamberlin Edward, 3G Prince
Chamberlin Edward, jr. h. 5 N. Bennet
Chamberlin (Eleazer D.) & Folsom (/. L.), commission
merchants, 62 Kilby
Chamberlin Ezra, Distil-house square
Chamberlin Edward, crockery ware, Hanover c. Black-
stone, h. Prince
Chamberlin Franklin T. stable, 46 Hanover and 9 Port-
land, h. 18 Portland
Chamberlin Lucy, straw bonnets, 87 Hanover
Chamberlin Lyman, smith, Tileston's wf h. 79 Essex
Chamberlin Richard, clerk, boards 9 Sea
Champney Erastus, cabinetmaker, Boylston place
Champney (J. Y.) & Allen (Francis), housew'ts, Southac
Champney James H. mess. Wash. Bank,b'ds 2 Beach
Champney John Y. housewright, h. Grove
Champney John, jr. grocer, 10 Summer
Champney Joseph, cooper, h. 10 Piedmont
Champney Mary, widow, 39 Leveret
Champney O. W. clerk, interest room U. S. Bank
Champney Samuel, h. Carver
Champney William L. housewright, h. Canton
Chandler Abigail, rear 57 Tremont
Chan'dler (Miel) & Howard (Benj.), mer. 16 Central wf.
C.'s h. 118 Tremont
Chandler {Jlex. S.) & Reed (Thos.), caulk. &gr. Coram.
n. Hull
Chandler Andrew J, watchman, S. Margin
Chandler Benjamin, housewrigiit, h. 6 Clark
Chandler Benjamin, housewright, North Margin
Chandler Charles, dry g'ds, 315 Wash. h. 101 Pleasant
Chandler Chas. N. fruit, cor. Congress and Water, h. 2
High St. pi.
Chandler Ebenezer, house Merrimae
Chandler G. L. jr. clerk U. S. Bank
116 DIRECTORY.
Chandler Isaac, W. I. goods, 2 south side Faneuil Hall,
h. 10 Poplar
Chandler John, merchant, 2 Milton place
Chandler John, laborer, h. rear Sotithac
Chandler John G. engraver, 9 State, h. IMeasant ,
Chandler Jonathan, turner, rear 3 Marshall
Chandler Joseph, pianofortemaker, boards 759 Wash.
Chandler (John) <fe Greenleaf (Richard C), dry goods,
325 Washington. C.'s h. 8 Pearl
Chandler Mary, widow, 1 Bridge st. avenue
Chandler Mary, widow, boarding house, 8 Cross
Chandler Oliver, blacksmith, 245 Ann, h. 7 Hull
Chandler Philemon, houscwright, 7 Blossom
Chandler Samuel, painter, h. 6 Clark
Chandler William D. shipwright, h. 129 Pleasant
Chaney Joseph, housewright, boards 8 Columbia
Chanley Michael, house Essex place
Channing George G. alcohol laboratory, Short
Channing Walter, physician, 176 Tremont cor. School
Channing William E. Rev. 49 Mount Vernon
Chapin David (Prescott S^ C), house 9 Beach
Chapin L. W. widow of Aaron, house 837 Washington
Chapin Martha D. boimets, 254, h. rear 301 Washington
Chapin C. H. G. (M. J. & C. //. (?.), boards 42 Hanover
Chapin Orris T. tailor, house rear 301 Washington
Chaplin Lydia, dressmaker, 4 Summer
Chapman ^Abner, 28 Cornhill, boards 3 Morton place
Chapman Benj. F. h. rear Lancaster
Chapman Joseph, hatter, 8 Clinton
Chapman Geo. H. merchant, 70 State
Chapman Dummer R. 5 Long wharf
Chapman Elizabeth, widow, 3 Hanover court
Chapman George A printer, h. rear 4 North square
Chapman Henry & Co. (H. G. Chapman), merchants,
29 Central wharf
Chapman Henry, house 4 Chauncey place
Chapman Henry Grafton, house 11 West
Chapman Jacob P. printer, 2 Hanover court
Chapman John, provisions, 6, h. 26 Pinckney
Chapman Jonathan (Fay & C.), h. 52 Chesnut
Chapman Margaret, widow of Jonathan, h. 39 Chesnut
Chapmarsh Thomas, 11 Fleet
Charbonnel John, confectioner, 124 Cambridge
Charlton Frederic, carver, 1 Travers
Charter Daniel, laborer, 15 Nassau
DIRECTORY. 117
Charter John & James, junk shop, Chatham, h. 3 Cooper
Charter Philip, 59 Faneuil Hall market
Chase Archibald, cabinet maker, 65 Friend, k 62 Union
Chase Asenath, h. 30 Garden
Chase Benjamin W. h. Hollis n. Tremont
Cha«e Benjamin W. mariner. Fleet
('base Chaimcey, housewr'ht, Hobbs's wf. h. 4 Sturgis pi.
Chase (Caleb) ' &, Grew (Henri/), dry goods, -6 Central.
C.'s h. 3 Joy pi.
Chase Enoch, clfjrk, Commercial cor. Foster
Chase Elizabeth, widow, rear 81 Tremont
Chase George VV. hairdresser, Tremont H. h. I Elliot ct
Chase Hezekiah & Co. (JV. Berry), mer. 24 Long wharf
■Chase Hezek. S. (Webster, C. & Co.), h, 5 Pearl place
Chase John, h. 101 Chambers
Chase Joshua, liousevvr't, Cambridge st. near the bridge
Chase Phebe, widow, rear 18 S. Bennet
Chase Theodore, h. 44 Beacon
Chase Thomas C. laborer, h. Commercial near Ann
Chase Thomas F. dry g'ds, 341 Wash, b'ds 4 Sturgis pi.
Chase Thomas L. agent Lynn Print. Co. 83Cornhiil
Chase Thorndike, cordwainer, Cross near Pond
Cheeny Samuel, optician, rear 132 Hanover
Cheever Abigail, widow, 525 Washington
Cheever Abigail, widow, 1 Lowell place
Cheever James, leather, 35 N Market, h. 15 Chambers
Cheever John, h. Blackstone
Cheever John, housewright, 4 Bridge street court
Cheever Joshua, lumber wharf. Front, house 66 Warren
Cheever Mary Ann, wid. of Thomas, Tremont, c. Pleas.
Cheever William, housewright, h. 7 Pitts
Cheever William, cordwainer. South Russell
Chell Robert, shoemaker, h. rear 255 Washington
Chenelette Victory, boardinghouse, 11 Atkinson
Cheney Joseph, harnessmaker, 548, h. rear 599 Wash.
Cheney Wilson, h. Carroll place
Cherington Edward, upholsterer, h. Alden lane
Chesman Loring, rigger. Short lane
Cliessman Hosea, laborer, Batterman place
Chessman Samuel, W. L g'ds, 100 Ann, h. 170 Hanover
Chester John, h. 5 Travers
Chester (Chas.) & White (JV. F.) innholders, Flagg alley
Chesnut Jofin, laborer, rear 20 Pleasant
Chevalier Francis, musician, h. 5 Elliot court
Chick Albert G. auctioneer, h. 38 Prince
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118 DIRECTORY.
Chickering Horatio (Griggs & C), h. 14 Hay ward place
Cliickering Jesse, physician, 1 Eeacli cor. Washington
Chickering Jonas, pianoforte maker, 416, h. 502 VVash,
Chickey Francis & Co. (JV. M. y P. A.), plaster figures,
13 School
Child Benjamin G. boatbuilder, Fultonj h. 1 Margaret
Child Charles W., 9 State
Child Daniel F. counting room, 721, h. 734 Washington
Child David, 81 Washington, house 27 Federal
Child David L. counsellor, 31 Court, h. 3 Cottage place
Child Edward H. hairdresser, 422 Washing, h. Essex ct.
Child Isaac, house 734 Washington
Child John, sailtnaker, 13 Commercial, h. Unity
Child (Joseph) & Crocker, (R. J.), sailmakers, 2N. Mar-
ket. C.'s h. (54 Salem
Child Josh, bookkeeper South Bank, h. 347 Washington
Child Moses, laborer, rear 40 Pleasant
Child Richards, h. Hollis cor. Washington
Child Simeon, school Hollis, house 19 Carver
Child Stephen, wood and coal, Front, h. 598 Washing.
Child Thomas (JY. F. Cunningham ^'- Co.), h. 8 Pearl
Child Thomas, weigher, 12 Long wharf
Childs Abner, jr. iron store, 98 Front, h. 598 Washing.
Childs Luke C. (Carter, Coolidgc & Co.), h. at Com.
Coffee House
Childs Noah, fruit, 5 Dock sq. h. 2 Spring st. court
Chipman Charles, mason, N. Bennet
Chipman Charles, physician, 27 Howard
Chisole Emanuel, housewright, Gouch
Chittenden Charles, h. Broadvvav
Choate Charles, physician, 27 Howard
Choate Dudley, blacksmith, rear 3d street
Choate Rufus, attorney, 4 Court, h. 23 Bedford
Chorley John, clerk Mer. Bank, h. rear Savings Bank
Ciders Charles, clerk, boards Lafiiyette Hotel
Christian John, stone mason, h. Hamilton alley
Christy James, captain, boards 30 Federal
Christy Roland, 23 Richmond
Christy Thomas, saddler, 12 Court, h. r. 26 Chambers
Chubbuck Anthony, caulker, h. 3d st. cor. I street
Chubbuck Elizabeth, widow, op. 20 Avery
Church E. H. See Campbell & C.
Churchill Francis, housewright, 7 1-2 Prince
Churchill Ivory, housewright, 3d street
Churchill Mary Ann, school, Middlesex cor. Castle
DIRECTORY. 119
Churchill Pelcg, fish packer, T wf. h. 45 Carver
Churchill William. See J. Collamore, jr. & Co.
Churchill William F. 3 S. Margin
Chute Ellen, widow, Theatre alley
Cilly Catherine, widow of Amos, 43 Myrtle
Claflen James S. painter, 40 Pleasant
Claflen Margaret, widow, ? Bay street
Clap Pliney, truckman, 65 Broad, h. 10 W. Second
Clapp Asahel, 16 India
Clapp Artemas, confectioner, rear 10 Lynde
Clapp (Benj.) & Goddard (E. IV.), coopers, Central wf.
Clapp Benjamin, house North Bennet
Clapp Harriet A. widow of Caleb, Wilson's lane
Clapp David, jr. printer, and pub. Med. Journ. 164 Wash.
li. Broadway
Clapp Derastus, constable, 2 Franklin av. h. Essex ct.
Clapp Ebenezer, jr. inspector Custom House
Clapp Frederick, house Baldwin place
Clapp Galen, handcartman, rear 93 Warren
Clapp George P. tailor, house 35 Salem
Clapp Isaac, broker, 68 Broad
Clapp Isaac P. cloth, and hats, 34 Broad, h. 19 Hancock
Clapp James, captain, 78 Pond
Clapp Harriet, widow of Joseph, rear 11 Short
Clapp Mary, widow of Elisha, h. 18 Winthrop place
Clapp Nathaniel, boarding house, 6 Suflx)Ik place
Clapp Otis, bookstore, 11 School, h. 4 Federal court
Clapp Otis, jr. grocery, under Bethel, North square
Clapp Sally, VVilliams court
Clapp Samuel, jr. W. I. goods, 747, h. 745 Washington
Clapp Sarah, 86 Mt. Vernon
Clapp Stephen R. pianoforte maker, h. 19 Orange
Clapp Wm. W. ed. Ev. Gaz. 14 Congres, h. Temple pi.
Clapp W^ashington, printer, 43 Salem
Clark Albert, blacksmith, boards 1 Newton place
Clark Abigail C. nurse, 13 Hawkins
Clark Alexander, boarding, 95 Hanover
Clark Andrew, Merrimac
Clark Alexander, carpenter, rear 8 Fayette
Clark Alexander, laborer, cor A and 3d streets
Clark Amos F. laborer, h. W. Centre
Clark Amos, upholsterer, 2 Leveret
Clark Benjamin, housewright, h. 4 Jefferson
Clark Benj. cooper. Commercial n. Hanov. h. Garden ct.
Clark Benj. wine store, 9 N Market, h. 49 Hancock
120 DIRECTORY.
Clark Benj. C. & Co. (C. G. JVazro), merchants, 63,
Commercial wharf, house 35 Beacon
C;]ark Bradley M. painter, 71 Broad
Clark Calvin VV. {S. May & Co.) h. 7 Elliot
Clark Charles S. m.erchant, 26 India wharf
Clark Christiana, intelligence office, 75 Summer
Clark Daniel, honsewright, 13 Hawkins
Clark Dardana, widow, Essex place
Clark Edward D. 25 Union
OarklEiisha VV. See Hall'tfe C.
Clark Elijah & Co. (E. Clark, jr. and JVoah Perrin),W.
I. goods, 5 Chatham, h. 23 Hamilton
Clark Eliza, widow, 10 Marshall
Clark Enoch W. & Brothers, brokers, 6 City Hall, h. 14
Bulfinch
Clark Eleanor R. widow, 22 Richmond
Clark E. P. cashier N. E. Bank
Clark Frederick {Haskell & C), h. W. Cedar
Clark Geo. ink manufac.52, h. south 752 Washington
Clark George and Co. {Levi Ingoh), h. 40 Charter
Clark H. G. physician, Prince c. Hanover
Clark Hannah, widow, 4 Ballard place
Clark Henry, painter, h.5 Tremont
Clark Henry F. {Sears & C), h. 4S Spring
Clark Henry, merchant, 13 Central|wharf
Clark Isaac, 52 Washington, h. Haymarket place
Clark James, pnmpmaker, 135 Ann, h. Parkman place
Clark James W. domestic goods, 28 Central, boards 1
Boylston place
Clark James, stone cutter, h. rear 57 Poplar
Clark John, Pres. Protection Ins. Co. h. Louisburg sq.
Clark John, rear 385 Washington
Clark John, mariner, 28 Salem
Clark & Gray, housewrights, Haverhill
Clark John, plumber, Court square, h. 2 Acorn
Clark John, tobacconist, 50 North Market
Clark John, jr tobacco dealer, 30 Long wf h. 62 Federal
Clark Jonathan C. grocer, 10 Vine, h. 3 Blossom ct.
Clark Joseph, blockmaker, Cross c. Fulton, h. 4 Sheafe
Clark Joseph, jeweller, rear 87 Wash. h. 12Prov. H. ct.
Clark Jos.VV. (E. W. Clark 4^ Brother), h. 63 Tinckney
Clark Judith, widow, h. 26 Prince
Clark Lemuel, musician, liouse 53 Fayette
Clark Lydia,*widow, Batlerman place
Clark Lot (Means & C), house 75 Purchase
DIRECTORY. 121
Clark Lucy, dress maker, 2 Slanift)rd place
Clark M. B. silversmith, Harv'd pi., h. c.^I^rince «& Salem
Clark Mary, diessmaker, 80 Federal
Clark Mary, 207 Hanover
Clark Mary, h. C East
Clark Matth6w, pattern designer, 79 Milk
Clark Meshach, mason, N. Grove
Clark Moses, grain, Front cor. S. Bridge, h. 41 Tremont
Clark Nathan, captain, Clark
(/lark {XuUianiel), Homer {J.) & Lillie (T. J.), printers,
Congress. C.'s h. 45 Allen
Clark Noah M. confectioner, 176 Hanover, h. 28 Ann
Clark Robert, lobsterman, Charlestown cor. Travers
Clark Ruth, schoolmistress, Broadway
Clark Sally, rear N. Margin
Clark Scotto, merchant, 20 India wharf
Clark Samuel W. at Suffolk Hotel, Elm
Clark Stephen, housewright, 15 Atkinson, h.5 do.
Clark Thatcher, straw bonnet manuflic. 448 Washington
Clark Theron E. chairs, 36 Commercial
Clark Thomas J. grocer, 270 Ann, h. 1 Snowhill
Clark Thomas P. baker, Murray place
Clark Thomas R. spectacle maker, 54 Cornhill
Clark U. J. broker, 3 Brattle square
Clark Watson, h. Marshall
Clark William, stage driver, h. 25 Hamilton
Clark William B. H. clothes, 79 Ann, h. Marshall
Clark William, h. 3d street
Clark William F. 2 Merchants row, h. 107 Salem
Clark Wood. See Rogers & C.
Clark William F. captain, house 12 Hull
Clark William, provisions, 14 Eeveret, h. 4 Staniford pi-
Clark Zenith, Charter c. Unity
Clarke Edward & Co. (E. L. Penniman & Sarnl Cut-
ler), Go Milk, h. 21 Chesnut
Clarke James C. printer, h. Sweetser court
Clarke John S. plumber and engineer, h. 2 Acorn
Clary Ethan A., Custom House
Classen Wm. W. h. 240 Hanover
Classen Joanna, widow, Lowell place
Clay Jonathan, shipwright, 31 Thacher
Claxton (Timo.) &, Wightman (Joseph M.), philosophi-
cal ins. makers, 33 Cornhill. C.'s h. 33 Warren
Cleasby Joseph, clerk, h. Chambers corner Green
Cleaveland Henry R. school, Chauncey pi. h. 118 Charles
122 DIRECTORY.
Clement Elizabeth, widow, 9 Sea
Clement John, housevvright, Thacher street court
Clement Rufus, boards 9 Ehii
Clements Lewis, mason. Pond street place
Clemensen Peter, engineer, 4th street
Cleveland Aaron P. merchant, 25 Kilby, h. 55 Federal
Cleveland Charles, chaplain House of Jleformation
Cleveland James, portrait painter, 2 Graphic court
Cleveland Stephen H. See Cragin &. C.
Clifford Ann, n)illiner, 61 Cambridge, h. 34 Poplar
Clifford S. Lawrence, stevedore, rear 4th and C streets
Cline Anthony, house Oilman place
Clinkard Martin L. house Salutation
Clinton Ann, widow, rear CO Elliot
Clinton William D. housewright, h. 3 1-2 S. Margin
Clonay Michael, shoemaker, opposite 174 Purchase
Clonay Thomas, laborer, Batterymarch corner Broad
Clones {Aaron R.) & Richardson (G. L.), grocers, Com-
mercial near Hull. C.'s h. 205 Hanover
Cloues Jacob, sailmaker. Salutation
Clones Phebe, dry goods., 203, h. 205 Hanover
Clough Ann, house 3 Pinckney
Clough Charles, mason, 49 Charter
Clough Eben'r, city weigher, r. Charles, h. Greenough la.
Clough Willard, constable, 2 Franklin av. h. 97 Tremont
Clouston Robert, housewright, h. 1 Blossom court
Cloutman Abigail, widow, 36 Court
Cloutman John S. painter, 190 Wash. h. r. 104 Tremont
Cloyes Albert, sashmaker, near Warren Bridge
Cluff Elizabeth, Moon corner Suncourt
Coates B. C. tailor, 5 Prince
Cobb Bailey, clerk, house 4 Newton place
Cobb Edward, mason, h. 53 Tremont
Cobb Elijah & Co. {Elisha D. JVinslow), W. L goods,
10 India, house 24 McLean
Cobb Ethan, cordwainer, 20 Prince, h. Thacher street ct.
Cobb Frederick A. house 2 Joy place
Cobb Henry, shoes, 5 Broad, house 16 Bedford
Cobb Martha^ widow, 604 Washington
Cobb Nathaniel, housewriaht. Castle near Suffolk
Cobb Richard, house Beacon corner Park
Cobb Sarah, widow, h. 120 Tremont
Cobb Sarah, nurse, rear 123 Pleasant
Cobb William, blacksmith, Lynde, h. 7 Blossom court
Coburn Anna, widow, h. 18 A Ilea
DIRECTORY. 123
Coburn Caleb, W. I. goods, 3 Rovve's wf. h. 17 Wash. pi.
Cochlan David, 106 Commercial
Cochran (./?. F.), Morse {Rob. M.) & Co. (R. R. Rand),
W. I. goods, 9 S. Market. Cochran's h. 18 Pearl
Cochran Daniel, laborer, Washington avenue
Cochran L. H. M. leather, 15 Elm, h. 66 Tremont
Cochran Samuel Q,. wine dealer. Congress cor. Lindall
Cockayne Abigail H., W. Centre corner Myrtle
Cocklin James, laborer, 114 Broad
Cockran Martin, laborer, rear 2d street
Cockran Patrick, laborer, rear 22 Federal
Coddington Edward, printer, h. rear 337 Washington
Codman Charles R. merchant, 29 Chesnut
Codman Edward, wines, 31 Congress, h. 83 Bedford
Codman Francis, house 6 Walnut
Codman Henry, counsellor, 40 State, h. 119 Tremont
Codman John, counsellor, 4 Court, h. 41 Chesnut
Codman John, machinist & locksmith, 186 Tremont, h. do.
Codman Sarah W. house 98 Pleasant
Codman Stephen, notary, house Howard
Codman Stephen, jr. merchant, 17 City wharf, h. Howard
Codman Susan, widow, h. 41 Chesnut
Codman Willard, silversmith, h. 11 Norfolk place
Cody James, laborer, 196 Ann
Cody Tliomas, victualler, 65 India wharf
Cody Thomas K. laborer, 15 Essex place
Coflee John, laborer, A street
Coffee Marv, widow, 4 Salt lane
Coffin Aaron, housewright, h. 45 Fayette
Coffin Abel, capiain, house 2 Berry
Coffin George W. land agent. State House, h. 7 Rowe pi.
Coffin Langdon, bookseller, h. 46 Federal
Coffin Margaret, h. 45 Summer
Coffin Mary, widow, rear 26 Winter
Coffin Mary, widow, Peck lane
Coffin Peter, merchant, 6 Central wharf, h. 7 Atkinson
Coffin Presbury, housewright, r. 530 Wash. h. 40 Orange
Coffin Thomas B. housewright, h. 45 Front
Coffin William, cashier Col. Bank, h. cor. Essex place
Coffin William E. shoes, 195 Washington, h, 46 Federal
Coffy Andrew, laborer, h. Williams court
Cofran James, wood yard, Canal, h. Friend
Cofren Samuel, hackman, h. Harvard place
Cogswell Jamea, cabinetmaker, h. May
Cogswell Wm. Sec. A. E. Soc. 52 Wash. h. 56 Hancock
124 DIRECTORY.
Coiffard J., Court square
Coit Daniel T. physician, 12 High near Summer
Colbert Garret, laborer, Hamilton alley
Colburn Elisha T. umbrella maker, 13 Court
Colburn George W. clerk, 370 Washington
Colburn James L. machinist, h. 3d stieet
Colburn James S. house 163 Tremont
Colburn Jeremiah, h. 113 Chatnbers
Colburn Joseph {Ho2ves S/- C), house 2d street
Colburn John, cooper, boards 50 South
Colburn Joshua, dry goods, Kilby, house 31 Federal
Colburn Josiah, h. 8 Howard
Colburn Josiah P. clerk, h. 8 Howard
Colburn Luke, combmakcr, h. 81 Warren
Colby Daniel, wood and lumber, Forthill wf. h. 3 High
Colby Gardner, dry goods, 209 Washington, h. 15 Green
Colby James, mariner, rear Hull
Colby John, house 31 Myrtle
Colby Johnson, messenger to City Council, h. 6 Milton
Colby Joseph, carpenter, house Castle near Suffolk
Colby Josiah. See Mackintire, Lyford & C.
Colby Nathaniel B. housewright, h. 132 Hanover
Colby S. widow, 15 Green
Colby Sarah, boardinghouse, 9 Batterymarch
Colby William, carpenter, house 11 Lucas place
Colcord Phineas, b. rear 69 ]*ond
Cole Charles, jr. Arch wharf, h. 142 Pleasant
Cole Fanny, widow, rear 104 Tremont
Cole Isaac, housewright, corner C street
Cole James, housewright, Silver
Cole James, laborer, Ann corner Cross
Cole John, cordwainer, h. rear 22 S. Russell
Cole John J. laborer, h. 11 South Russell
Cole Josiah, housewright, h. rear 15 Gouch
Cole Oliver, bookkeeper Globe Bank
Cole Seth, housewright, 4th street
Coles Ambr. W. cop. plate print. 87 Wash. h. 104 Trem't
Coles A. L. dressmaker, Cross
Colesworthy Nathaniel, printer, 17 Blossom
Colford Philip, cooper, rear 53 South
Collamore John, jr. & Co. (JVm. Churchill & J. Cur-
tis, jr.), crockeryware, 186 Wash. h. 1 Ilayward pi.
Collamore Peleg, 199 Hanover
Coller Aaron, housewright, Lancaster, h. 45 Merrimac
Collicut Hannah, 14 Stillman
F
DIRECTORY. 125
Collier David J. h. over 47 Congress
Collier Isaac, cordvvainer, house 11 Short
Collier Isaac, jr. cordvvainer, East, house rear 11 Short
Collier Joseph H. mariner, rear 23 Pleasant
Collier William, Rev. house 33 Green
Collier William & Son {David J.), tailors, 47 Congress,
house rear 7 Tileslon
Collier William, blacksmith, h. rear GOO Washington
Collier William, fish dealer, 38 Salem
Collinghourne Ann, widow, IJ Pleasant stieet court
Collingbourne William D. comedian, 11 Pleasant st. ct.
Collings Ann, house Corn court
Collins Ebenezer, dry goods, 30 Central, house 9 Oak
Collins Ebenezer W. painter, 103 Cambridge
Collins Edward, laborer, rear 110 Sea
Collins James M. silversmith, h. 103 Cambridge
Collins John, grocer, 56 Pond
Collins John, laborer, 98 Broad
Collins Lemuel G. rear 13 S. Margin
Collins Maria, boarding, 72 Ann
Collins Mary, laundress, Devonshire
Collins Matthias, laborer, opposite 20 Avery
Collins Michael, laborer, h. Broadway
Collins Patrick, Ann corner Clark
Collins Patrick, laborer, 666 Washington
Collins Thomas, waiter Tremont House, h. Province
Collins Walter, glazier, 11 Williams court
Cohnan CofFrin, 1 Henchman latie
Colman John, housewright, h. 2 Bradford place
Colman Mary E. widow, 17 Sea
Colman Michael, laborer, rear 17 Sea
Colman Patrick, laborer, Gouch
Colman Samuel, 121 Washington
Colson Josejjh, W. I. goods, head Otis'swf. h. 36Purch.
Colston Sarah, boarding, 141 Hanover
Colston William, pianoforte tuner, h. 98 Warren
Collon Hiram, h. 6 Stillman
Comarford Patrick, chemist, h. south 752 Washington
Comer T. musician Trem. Theatre, b'ds 17 Franklin pK
Comey Benjamin, Commercial near Foster
Commings Annastatia, widow of Philip, 180 Purchase
Conant A. W. 54 Kilby, boards 6 Otis place
Conant C. C. & W. H. woolens, 55 Wash. h. 12 Somer. pi.
Conant Daniel, 99 Charter
Conant Frederick P. {^yer &, C), house Pitts court
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126 DIRECTORY.
Conant James, captain, 318 Washington
Conant John, dry goods, Mo Washington, h. 11 BulfincI
Conant Joel, crockery, 1G2 Ann
Conant Josiah F. 4 Faneuil Hall, h. 6 N. Russell
Conant Levi, teacher Elliot school, Commercial n. Princ(
Conant Levi. See Cook & C.
Conant Marshall, Boylston school, Washington place
Conant Mary, boarding, 151 Court
Conant Nathan, teamster, house Pond
Conant Rufiis, waiter, 2 Avon place
Conant Sophronia, rear 2G Winter
Conant Thaddeus, dry goods, 61 Water, h. 13 Chambers
Conant William H. (C. C. &, W. H. C), house Howard
Condotr Samuel, printer, 32 Congress, h. 19 Atkinson
(^ondron Eliza, widow, opposite 79 Pleasant
Condron Patrick, laborer, opposite 8 Atkinson
Cone John C. measurer, C. House, h. Spring
Conery David, mason, house rear 2 Plymouth pL
Conery Thomas, laborer. Mechanic place
Conkey J. Q A. crockery, 41 Wash h. 88 Mt. Vernon
Conkhn Richard, machinist, Cooper
Con I an John, South Margin
Conlan Michael, laborer, Salt lane
Ct)nley Bethiah, 298 Ann
Conley Bridget M. widow, 60 Broad
Conley Patrick, laborer, house Mechanic
Connall Michael, grocer, 19 Devonshire
Connel R. M. (L. Brooks ife Co.), h. 7 Purchase place
Connelly Christopher, laborer, Dedham
Connelly Jeremiah, laborer, 75 Sea
Connelly Patrick, newspaper agent, Hamilton
Conner Joseph, cooper, Broadway
Conner Joshua, engineer, h. 77 Warren
Conners John, stevedore, 87 Broad
Conners Patrick, tailor, house Theatre alley
Conners Timothy, laborer, 149 Broad
Connologe Charles, mason, h. 112 Ann
Conolly H. L. Rev. h. 4th street
Connor Ann, laundress, 6 Bath
Connor Francis O house 2 Devonshire
Connor John H. laborer. Lane place
Connor Lucy, nurse. Lane place
Conroy Patrick, laborer, Tremont near Pleasant
Constant Victor, captain, 89 Summer
Converse James C. {Farrington & C), h. 37 High
DIRECTORY. 127
Converse James W. (Field 4^ C), h. head of Pearl
Converse Benjamin, 11 Boylston market, h. 39 Front
Conway Edward, razor grinder, Creek square
Cook (Arnold) & Conant (Levi),<o2 Faneuilll. market
Cook Arnold, blacksmith, 24 Friend
Cook Benjamin, boarding house, 35 Ann
Cook Charles, slioestore, 2G7 Wash, boards 247 Wash.
Cook Charles {John C. »& Charles), house 3 Columbia
Cook Elizabeth, widow, 452 Washington
Cook Elizabeth, widow of Ellis, Commercial near Ann
Cook George T. laborer, 23 Portland
Cook Hiram & Sam. shoes, 449 Wash. h. r. 130 Pleas't
Cook Isaac, brewer, 21 Broad and 58 Central
Cook James M. machinist, house 11 Nassau
Cook James & Co. (j'J. Mckerson), W. I. goods, 3d st.
corner Dorchester
Cook James, laborer, rear 143 Broatl
Cook Jer. R. plumber, r. 48 Congress, h. 10 Sturgis pi.
Cook John {Stephen Jenney ^ Co.), house B street
Cook John C. & Charles, paperhangings, 220 Washing.
house Jackson place
Cook John C. mariner, house 96 Charles
Cook John V. laborer, house rear 9 W. Centre
Cook Jotham, ropemaker, h. 547 Washington
Cook Manuel, printer, house 12 Bowdoin
Cook Marcy, widow, 69 Pleasant
Cook Moody D. mariner, Batterman place
Cook Moses {IValcutt ^ C), h. rear 55 Warren
Cook Nancy, widow, Broa(., opposite Rowe's wharf
Cook Priscilla, 45 Allen
Cook Rufus R. painter, 59 Ann, house Wesley place
Cook Russell, tailor, 6 Clinton, house 90 Ann
Cook Samuel, house rear 130 Pleasant
Cook Samuel, provisions, 629 Washington
Cook Sarah, widow, 4 Purchase
Cook Temperance, rear 161 Washington
Cook Timothy, laborer, 108 Warren
Cook William, house Jackson place
Cook William, housew't, Charlestown, h. 2 Prospect
Cook William, tailor, house 26 Myrtle
Cook William H. h. 2 Tremont south of Pleasant
Cook William S. house Commercial near Foster
Cook Zebedee, jr. insur. broker, 4 Court, h. Pearl
Cooke Josiah P. counsellor, 9 State, h. 17 Winthrop pi.
Cooley Aaron, truckman, 15 Broad, h. 29 Charles
128 DIRECTORY.
Cooler Levi, laborer, house 19 Second
Cooley Wiiliarn, plane maker, honse 11 Allen
Coolidife Atiios ( Bahcoc.k & C), house 24 Warren
Coolidge C. Austin, house 14 Hancock
Coolidge Charles, liv. stable, 359 Wash. h. 2 Newton pi
Conlidge Charles D. broker, 49 State, h. 14 Hancock
Coolidge Charles H. 3 Slate, h. 4 Joy place
Coolidge Charles L. {Carter &, C), house 2 Eaton
Coolidge Cornelius, build, cont. 3 State, h. 4 Joy place
Coolidge Emerson, clerk, b'ds 17 Washington place
Coolidge Flavel, brushmaker. 22 Exchange
Coolidge Frances, widow of James, h. 6 Wheeler's ct.
Coolidge George, manuf. lemon syrup, house 11 Lynde
Coolidge Isaac A. turnkey, h. 19 Lyman place
Coolidge John, painter, house Knox
Coolidge J. T. 21 Union wharf, house 40 Bowdoin
Coolidge Jonas, house 12 Poplar
Coolidge Joseph, 3 Bowdoin square
Coolidge Joseph, housewright, 44 Myrtle'
Coolidge Josial), 100 Faneuil Hall market
Coolidge Lemuel A., W. I.g'ds,519 Wash. h. 11 PiedmV
Coolidge Nath'l, constable, 2 Franklin av. h. 37 Leverei
Coolidge Nathan, painter, 3 Lowell place
Coolidge Nathan W. sailmaker, 62 Prince
Coolidge {Samuel F.) & Haskell {Elisha), auctioneers.:
67 and 69 Kilby. Coolidge's h. 38 Chesnut
Coolidge Thomas, house Bowdoin cor. Cambridge
Coolidge Wrn. I), leath. and shoes, 17 Bmad, h. 99 Pleas'l
Coombs Eliza, laundress, opposite 79 Pleasant
Coombs Hiratn, truckman, house rear 61 South
Coombs {Isaac B.) &. Dexter {Joseph W.), bakers, reaii
355 Washington, h. do.
Coombs John, rigger, house rear 18 S. Bennet
Coombs Mary, widow, 13 Washington place
Coombs iMary. widow, 6 Wheeler's court
Coombs Nancy, widow, rear 11 W. Second
Coombs Reuben, branch pilot, 5 Fleet
Coombs Warren, mariner. Salutation
Coombs William R. mariner, house 4 Hull
Cooper George D. mariner, 80 Pond
Cooper James, mariner, Commercial near Prince
Cooper John, laborer. Marsh lane
Cooper William H. physician, house 10 Grove
Cooper William, mariner, Commercial near Ann
Copeland Amasa D. captain, rear 149 Hanover
DIRECTORY. 129
Copeland (Benjamin F. & Charles) & Lovering (JV*. P.),
merchants, 35 India
Copeland Benjamin, mason, house 50 Myrtle
Copclarid Daniel, mason, 57 Spring
Copeland Daniel, jr. mason, 5 Avery place
Copeland Elisha, constable, S2 Pleasant
Copeland Elisha, jr. merchant, 05 Broad, h. 682 Wash.
Copeland John, mason, house 8 Leveret lane
Copeland John, wood wharf, Commercial near Foster
Copeland R. M. bookbinder, 62 Cornhill, h. 76 Pond
Copeland Sarah, boarding, 48 Union
Copeland Thomas, housewright, 2 Blake's court
Copland Seth, housewright, 34, h. 20 Blossom
Copp John, tinman, boards 43 Hanover
Copp Joshua, cordwainer. Brattle square
Copp Ruth,Swidow, 3 Mason
Corbett David, mason, house 36 Orange
Corbetl Carleton, 554 Washington
Corbett Samuel, mason, 31 Prince
Corbly Catharine, widow, house 21 Sea
Cordis Thomas F. [Scvdder, C. & Co.), h. 43 Beacon
Cordis Thomas, house 43 Beacon
Cordwell George, house 7 Fleet
Cordwell Elizabeth, 5 Marshall
Cordwell Harriet, widow of William, 7 Fleet
Corery Walter, chairs, 28 Commercial, h. 8 Chambers
Corey E. 91 Faneuil Hall market
Corey (JVathan) & Adams [Oliv.), grain deal. 60 Long wf.
Corey Walter & Co. (/, C. Glazier), chair dealers, 28
Commercial
Corlew Elijah J. S. Suffolk Bank, h. 48 Leveret
Corley Owen, laborer, rear Lenox
Cormerais Sarah, widow, 20 Fayette
Cornell John, housewright, house 10 Oliver
Corray Patrick, laborer, 29 Sea
Correster James, nailer. Turnpike
Corrigan Anthony, corkcutter, Beverly
Corsy Edward, laborer, rear 104 Sea
Corsy Michael, laborer, opposite 102 Sea
Corthel (Hosca) & Dax'ies (Daniel), housewrights, Port-
land. C.'s house 34 Green
Cory Richard P. painter, liouse 27 Garden
Coteral Eleanor, widow, rear 63 Elliot
Cotterell J. H. shipping office, 4 Clinton, li. 2 Mechanic
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130 DIRECTORY. '
Cotes Perez P. John H. & William, housewrights, 2
Pond street place
Cotting Amos, merch. 2 Joy's building, house Pinckney
Cotting Cha's C, W. I. ^'ds, 73 Cambridge, h. 28 Charles
Cotting T. widow of Uriah, 2 Orange
Cotting William, captain, 63 Charter
Cotton Elias, ropemaker, C8 Cambridge
Cotlon Eliza, nurse, house 68 Cambridge
Cotton Jeremiah, fisherman, 1st street
Cottons {John & Joseph) &l Barnard {John), booksellers
and stationers, 184 Washington
Cotton, John, house 39 Purchase
Cotton John, blacksmith, rear 63 Elliot
Cotton {Joseph), Hill {Samuel) & Co. {J. H. Cotton)^
46 Cent. wf. chain cable manufactory South Boston
Cotton Joseph, house 18 South
Cotton Joseph H. {Cotton, Hill & Co.), h. 5 Waverley pi.
Cotton Mary, head of Pearl
Cotton Nath'l, surveyor of lumber, house 40 Friend
Couch George, t.iilor, 54 Prince
Couillard Samuel, machinist, h. 1 Humphrey place
County Patrick, laborer, opposite 61 Sea
Courtis Stacy, clerk, boards 8 Milton place
Courtis William, boards 8 Milton place
Cousens Charlotte, widow, h. 36 Allen
Courtney Jerusha, fancy goods, 123 Court
Couthouy John P. clerk, h. 6 South Cedar
Couthouy Joseph P. captain, h. 6 Sheafe
Covel Elizabeth, 14 Piedmont
Covell Charles. See Jewett & C.
Covell Thomas K. housewright, h. Bay near Fayette
Coverly Edward {IV. & E. Coverly), h. 31 Portland
Coverly Samuel, 13 Hancock
Coverly Samuel, jr. 13 Hancock
Coverly Wells & Ed. hatstore, 106 Wash. h. 38 Hancock
Covington Elam. See J. Cushman & Co.
Cowden Asa P. laborer, h. Wheeler's court
Cowden Betsey, widow, 11 Ash
Cowdin Abbi, widow, 15 Nassau •)
Cowdin Jeptha R. laborer, h. Broadway •-]
Cowdin John {Foster, C. & Co.), h. Merrimac
Cowdin Robert {Guild & C), h. 15 Nassau -^
Cowdin Zabiah, widow, rear 612 Washington
Cowley Caleb C. {Bell & C), h. rear 47 Sea
^ox Lemuel, painter, h. Warren place
DIRECTORY. 131
Cox Leonard, Leveret court
Cox Susan, laundress, rear 35 Prince
Coye {Horace C.) iSc Page (^. R.), truckmen, 91 Com-
mercial. C.'s iiouse Carrol place
Coye Rebecca, widow, h. 12 Vine
Coye Susannah B. widow, 12 Milton
Coyle Patrick, laborer, rear 10 Prince
Coyle Patrick, laborer, 29 Sea
Crackbon Lemuel, 23 Commercial wf. h. 15 Purchase
Craft Charles, box office Trern. Theatre, h. r. 15 Hanover
Crafts George, house Commercial near Hanover
Crafts George, messenger Market Bank, 1 City wharf
Crafts Henry, provision dealer, h. 30 Warren
•Crafts Matthew, laborer, 287 Ann
Crafts Peter, cooper, h. rear 11 Short
Cragier Henry, rigger, rear 123 Broad
Cragin Daniel, grocer, head Arch wharf, boards 5 Sister
Cragin {Lorenzo S.) & Cleveland {Stephen H.), import-
ers, 25 Kilby. Cragin's h. 6 High
•Craig Robert, stonecutter, Merrimac
Cram Geurge W. housewright, 33 Pleasant
Cram Richard W. housewright, h. 658 Washington
Crane Elizabeth, widow, h. 9 Blossom
Crane E. H., machinist, boards Norfolk avenue
Crane George B. housewright, h. Commercial n. Foster
Crane Horatio N. clerk, h. 39 Salem
Crane Joshua, iron dealer, IG Long wf. h. 18 Lincoln
Crane Larra, 24 Poplar
Crane Margaret, widow, 90 Sea
Crawford Ira, stairbuilder, 24 Fayette
Crawford John, housewright, 77 Prince
Crawford Samuel M. stairbuilder, h. Canton rear Suffolk
Crawley Hannah, boarding house, North square
Crayton Elizabeth, widow, 8 Oliver
Crease William, mason, house 7 Norfolk place
Creech A. A. hairdresser, 24 Merrimac
Creech Sam'l W^. hairdress. 5 Congress sq. h. South st. pi.
Creech Susannah, widow, South street place
Creed William, machinist, rear 671 Washington
Crego Hiram, laborer, 108 Sea
Crehore Daniel S. cabinetmaker, 841, h. 837 Washington
Crehore Hannah, boarding house, 463 Washington
Crehore Thomas, 3 Waverley place
Crehore William, housewright, 7 Carver
Crehore William B. painter, Hawley , h. 4C3 Washington
132 DIRECTORY.
Creighton Elizabetli, widow, h. 2 W. Centre
Crew William, laborer, rear 160 Washington
Crighton James, chemist, h. 756 Washington. See adv.
Crisp Ant()ni(j, clothing, 252 and 254 Ann
Crispin Elizabeth, laundress, 37 Bedford near Short
Crispin James, painter, 37 Bedford near SJiort
Crispin Mary, rear 150 Ann
Critchersojfi John, soapstone worker, h. 8 Stillman
Crocker D. L. dressmaker, 4 Eaton
Crocker J. D. hatter, 6 Ann
Crocker Elisha, merchant, Jjouse 689 Washington
Crocker Richard J. house 200 Hanover
Crocker (Uriel) & Brewster (Osmyn), printers and book-
sellers, 47 Washington. Crocker's h. 23 Lynde
Crockett Daniel, jr. joiner, h. Province
Crockett Ephraim, furniture carver, 15 Second
Crockett Abigail, nurse, rear 234 Washington
Crockett George, shoemaker, h. rear 27 Milk
Crockett (George iV.), Seaver (Charles) &. Co. (Daniel
Hammond) , merch'ts, 37 India. C.'s h. Mt. Vernon
Cromartie Ann, 45 Pleasant
Crombie William, tavern, 04 and 96 Cambridge
Crooker Hatch, caulker and graver, h. 318 Ann
Croome George. See Lane & C.
Crooker Samuel M. mariner, h. 11 Washington place
Crooker Ichabod, shipwright, house Battery
Croome James, stonecutter, rear 2 Pleasant
Crosbie Abigail, widow of Ziba, Batterymarch
Crosby Alonzo, soda, 25 Exchange, h. rear 15 Hanover
Crosby (Jiugustus) & Small (5€wjamm), cabinetmakers,
rear 33 Washington. Crosby's h. 31 Myrtle
(/rosby Charles, handcartman, Salt lane
Crosby Edward, carpenter, 79 Sea
Crosby Frederick (Stone & C-), h. 37 Bridge
Crosby E. widow of James, Broadway
Crosby John, laborer, 24 Merrimac
Crosby J<}seph C, cordwainer, Third, Ii. Dorchester st.
Crosby (Josiah), Boy den (Elijah) & Co. (^sa Crosby) f
dry goods, 7'3 Court
Crosby Joseph, house 249 Ann
Crosby Kendall, soda and coffee room, Lindall
Crosby Loarnmi (Stearns &, C), house 29 Bridge
Crosby Porter, house 18 Gouch
Crosby Seth, jr. See Andem, C. & Co.
Crosby Sumner, 60 Court, house 27 Temple
DIRECTORY. 133
Crosby Tully, captain, F street near 4tli street
Crosby Walter, mus. inst. maker, 190, h. 196 Tremont
Crosby Wm. S. {Leach, Crosby 4' Gilmorc), h. Sea near
the bridge
Crosn^an Benjamin, hoiisewright, h. rear 9 W. Centre
Crosman John C. engraver, 220 Washington, boards
Wash. Coffee House
Crossmun George D. clerk, 71 Water, b'dsBromfield H.
Cross Eleanor, widow, 4 South Margin
Cross George, ropemaker, h. Northampton c. Plymouth
Cross James, h. North Margin
Cross Jacob, laborer, rear 51 Allen
Cross Othniel, handcartman, h. 681 Washington
Croswell Mary, widow, rear 34 Prince
Croswell William, Rev. 4 Sheafe
Crotty Richard, carpenter, rear 8 Fayette
Crouch David, seaman, Broadway
Crovvley John, laborer, rear 63 Elliot
Crowell Mary, boarding house, Market place
Crowell Moses, soapstone cutter, rear 44 Pond •
Crowley James, laborer, 68 Elliot
Crowley Jeremiah, shoemaker. Broad cor. Purchase
Crowley Johanna, widow, Peck lane
Crowninshield Benjamin W. h. 1 Somerset
Crowninshield F. B. attorney, 4 Court, h. ] Chesnut
Crowninshield John, appraiser C. H. h. Belknap
Crowninshield J., U. S. Navy, h. Arnold
Crozier Wni. truckman, op. 145 Purchase
Cruft Edward, merchant, house 6 Pearl
Cruft Edward, jr. attorney, 9 State, house 6 Pearl
Cruft John, port warden, 31 India, h. 47 Salem
Cuddy William, laborer, P street
Cudworth Lucinda, widow, 24 N. Russell
Cudvvorth Peter, housevvriglit, Merrimac, h. 24 N.Russell
Cudworth Susan, rear 34 Prince
Cullen James, laborer, h, Williams court
Cullen John, laborer, rear Lenox
Cullinan John, laborer, rear 50 Boylston
Cullinan Harriet, widow of Michael, 179 Purchase
Cullinan James, laborer, 115 Broad '
Cullies John, waiter, h. 4 Myrtle ct.
Cullis Henry, stonecutter, 3d, corner I street
Cumings Bradley N. {Hnbart S,- C), h. 23 Charter
Cumings Thomas, shoes, 683 Wash. h. 2 Carney place
Cumley Sarah, 16 Hencliman lane
20
134 DIRECTORY.
Cummings Abiathar, victualler, 62 India wharf
Cummings Abi<:ail, 5 Howard
Curnmings Amos {BmcdUch &, C), h. Essex
Cummings Ann, widow of David, rear 14G Pleasant
Cummings Charles W. smith, 135 Camb. h. N. Grove
Cummings Daniel, 42 S. Market, h. 6 Causeway
Cummings Daniel, truckman, Broad, h.8 Sheafe
Cummings David, innholder, Jetferson House, 16 Ann
Cummings Elisha, North Margin
Cummings Elizabetli, laundress, 47 Pleasant
Cunmiings Ephraim, Carrol place
Cummings George, cabinetmaker, h. rear 57 Elliot
Cummings George, dry goods, 11 Hanover
Cummings Gilbert, Globe Hotel, Hanov, cor. Commer.
Cummings (Isaac) & Blood {Aaron)^ cartmen. C.'s h.
Blossom cor. Fruit
Cummings James, laborer, Gibbs lane near Purchase
Cummings Lucy, widow, Warren place
Cummings Michael, machinist, 2d street
Cummings Richard, Ann cor. Clark
Cummings (Robert) & Gilman (Geo. W.), W, I. goods,
153 Ann. C.'s h. 46 Myrtle
Cummings Rowland, mason, house 62 Myrtle
Cummings Sophia, widow, 2 Moon
Cummings Sumner, h. 6 Pitts
Cummisky Hugh, h. 9 Sullivan place
Cunningham Andrew &. Charles, merchants, 28 Foster's
wharf, house 9 Mt. Vernon
Cunningham Barney, 90 Merrimac
Cunningham Benj. blacksmith, 4th street
Cunningham Charles, 13 Foster's wf h. 36 Mt. Vernon
Cunningham Charles, W. I. goods, 394 Washing, h. do.
Cunningham Edward L. physician, 6 Summer
Cunningham Ephraim M. it\sp. of cust. h. 2 Prince
Cunningham Geo. H. iiousewrht, Harvard pi. h. Beverly
Cunningham Henry, coach lace, 3 Milk
Cunningham James, mer. 27 Foster's wf. h. 14 Chesnut
Cunningham John, laborer, 149 Broad
Cunningham Jos. L. auc. Federal cor. Milk, h. Rowe pi.
Cunningham Nathaniel F. & Co. (Thos. Chiid), mer.
38 and 27 India wharf, h. McL(;an
Cunningham Peter, laborer, Distilliouse square
Cunningham Theodore W. housewright, h. 3 W. Centre
Curley Mi'-hael, laborer, rear 151 Ann
Curran Thomas, brushmaker, 3 Blossom ct.
DIRECTORY. 135
Currant Anthony, stevedore, Buttery
Currant Anthony, jr., Comnier. near Hanover
Currant John F. boardintr house, rear N. square
Currant Josepli, cooper, Ricliniond
Currier Benj H. assistant clerk S. J. C. h. 202 Tremont
Currier Charles H. baker, 5 Friend
Currier Eben. R. pianoforternaker, h. Avery cor. Wash.
Currier Hubbard C. broker, h. Hay market place
Currier Jonathan T. bellhanger, h. 17 May
Currier Joseph, bellhanger, 5 Congress, house 17 May
Currier Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. 52 Elliot
Currier Nathaniel, teamster, rear 80 Tremont
Currier (Richard) 4&. Trott {Peter), watchmakers, 139
Washington. C. boards 4 Columbia
Currill Elizabeth, laundress, Hull
Currill Henry, h. rear 5 Tileston
Curry William, jeweller, h. 28 Cambridge
Curtin John, Rev. cor. Federal and Franklin place
Curtin Susannah, widow, 54 Prince
Curtis IJenj. R attorney, 16 Court
Curtis Caleb, Pres. Ne|)lime Ins. Co. h. 36 Chesnut
Curtis Chandler, cordvvaiiier, h. rear Southac
Curtis ('harles P. counsellor, 16 Court, h. 3 Mt. Vernon
Curlis Charles E. ropemaker, h. Arnold
Curtis Christopher, lime kiln and house, 67 Charles
Curtis David, housewright, 4 1-2 Prince
Curtis Elijah S. hardware, &.c. 9 Dock square
Curtis Esther, widow, 63 Elliot
Curtis Frances, widow of Thomas, 12 Somerset
Curtis Harnah, widow of Theodore, h. 3 Myrtle
Curtis Henry, wood wf Front, h. 697 Washington
Curtis J(din, sterei/type founder, house 25 Hamilton
Curtis John, jr. {J. Cnllamore, jr. 4^ Co.), h. 48 Sea
Curtis John &. Son {Frederick), woodvvharfingers, 48 Sea
Curtis {.Jo.sepk) & Townsend {David, jr.) ^ W. I. goods,
461 Washington, h. 38 Warren
Curtis Joseph H. & George, 104 Faneuil Hall market
Curtis (Xathaniel, jr.) &, Leavens (5. £).), merchants,
106 State. C 's h. 65 Pinckney
Curtis Philip, housewright, Bhickstone
Curtis Rol)ert, clerk, 30 Broad, h. 26 Vernon
Curlis Sarah, widow, 5 Distilhouse square
Curtis Sam. lookingglass maker, 15 VVash. h. 9 Staniford
Curtis Samuel S. {J\orris 4" C), h. 24 La Grange place
Curtis Sarah, widow of N. R. iiouse Arnold
136 DIRECTORY.
Curtis Theophilus, truckman, Turnpike street
Curtis Thomas, merchant, 15 Central wf. h. 46 Purchase
Curtis Thomas, scrivener, 3 Wheeler's court
Curtis Thomas, pumpmaker, h. 3 South street court
Curtis Thomas B. mer. 35 Ceriral wf. h. 5 Mt. Vernon
Curtis William, Court, h. 202 Tremont ,
Curtis William H. boards 62 Temple
Cushing Abel, counsellor, 9 State
Cushing Bela, shipwright, rear Hull
Cushing Er, housewright, 24 Salutation
Cushing Fanny, widow of Hawkes, May near Butolph
Cushing George, clerk Col. Bank, h. 6 Columbia
Cushing George K. housewright, 25 Pinckney
Cushing Hannah, widow, h. Batterymarch
Cushing Hannah B. milliner, 159 Washington
Cushing Hayward P. {S. Peirce 4^ Co.), h. Boston Hotel
Cushing Henry, tailor, h. 12 Columbia
Cushing Henry K. clerk, h. 10 Carver
Cushing Henry, mastmaker, h. 10 Batterymarch
Cushing Isaac, harnessmaker, Sudbury, h. 11 Stillman
Cushing C^awes), White (Charles A.) ife Co. {Wm. R.
Deane i^ Wm,. A. White), woolens, 61 Kilby
Cushing John (/. Harris ^ Co.), h. Greenough lane
Cushing John, housewright, Butolph, h. 30 Garden
Cushing {Jona.) & Ames {Nath'l F.), mer. 110 Milk
Cushing Jonathan, h. 67 Poplar
Cushing Jonathan, wheelwright, h. op. 98 Sea
Cushing Lemuel, 32 Hancock
Cushing Levi L. carver, 54 Poplar, h. 11 Brighton
Cushing Luther S. counsellor, 4 Court
Cushing Martha, 90 Front
Cushing Mary, widow. Henchman lane
Cushing Mary, nurse, 6 Bartlett
Cushing Mary, boarding house, 18 Province H. court
Cushing Nichols, mason, h. 14 Charles
Cushing Nehemiah, mason, 26 Belknap
Cushing Perez, shipwr't, rear 57 Commer. h. 4 Unity ct.
Cushing {Roland) &■ Brown (Benj. H.), house and ship
joiners, Russia wf. C.'s house 3 Purchase place
Cushing Samuel, stair builder, h. 50 Fayette
Cushing Samuel, printer, house 113 Chambers
Cushing Samuel N. (Pratt fy C), h. rear 19 Charter
Cushing Sarah and Ann, house rear 52 Federal
Cushing Sarah A. school, r. 72 Cambridge, h, S. Russell
Cushing Sarah H. widow of William L. h. 39 Pinckney
DIRECTORY.
137
CnsIiiniT Snrah, widow, li. 39 S. Russell
Cjsliin^ Sarah T. widow, 201 Ann
Cusliin^ Solonion B. mastmaker, 2d street
Cusliin<i; Thomas, 2 Columbia
Gushing Thomas P. tt Co. {.Arthur Wilkinson), import-
ers, 5 Kilhy, h. 8 Bulfinch
Gushing Zenas, tailor, li. 41 Poplar
Gusliman C. L. clerk, h. 41 Brattle
Gushman Freeman L. housewright, S. Margin, h. 4 Pitts
Gushman Joseph, jr. See J. Gushman & Go.
Gushman James 11. mason, h. 58 Pinckney
Gushman Joseph & Co. {Jos. Cushman.jr. 4^ Elam Cov-
ingto7i), dvy goods, 211 Washington
Gushman Lucy K. rear 83 Tremont
Gushman Mary E. hoarding, 41 Brattle
Cutler Amos, watchmaker and jeweller, 217 Washing.
boards 4 Cornhill square
Cutler Charles, lighterman, h. 37 Prince
Cutler Elisha, lighterman, Commercial near Ann
Cutler E. B. stage office, 11 Elm, h. C Brattle square
Cutler John. See Pattangall & G.
Culler Nahum, carpenter. Beach, h. Kuhn place
Cutler Plinv, Pres. Allan. Bank,li. Pearl corner High
Cutler Roland (A''. Faxon <^' Co.), h. 47 Salem
Culler Samuel (E. Clarke <^ Co.), h. 41 Bowdoin
Cutler S. W. cordwainer, 13 Salem
Cutler Shadrach, mariner, rear 7U4 Washington
Gutter Albert, 49 Hanover
Gutter {Ammi) & Perkins (Richard), mer. 2 Brimnier''s
T and Portland, house Pitts
Cutter Dorcas, widow, rear 253 Washington
Cutter Edward, weigher, 15 Long wf. h. 28 Myrtle
Gutter George, provisions, 140 Hanover, h. 2 Hanover jil.
Gutter George H. clerk, 4 Arch
Cutter Henry, 4 Arch
Cutler James M. blacksmith, 9 Snowhill
Cutter John, blacksmith, Gornmer. n. Hull, h. 8 Snowhill
Gutter Joseph, cardmaker, 59 Commercial, h. Clark
Gutter Sarah, dressmaker, 150 Purchase
Gutter Sam'l L. wharfinger, 33 Com. wf. h. 4 Derne
Cutter Wm. G. coach trim. 6 Hawley, h. Nassau court
Gutting Elijah W. laborer, rear 15 Tremont near Wash.
Guttmg Gilbert, sli(»es, 84 Cambridge
Gutting Henry, provisions, Gonamer. cor. Hanover
!20*
138 DIRECTORY.
DAGGET HERMAN, W. I. goods, 43 India, h. High
cor. Grid ley
Dagget Milton, boarding, 5 Brattle square
Daggett Henry L. shoes, 20G Wash, b'ds G4 Tremont
Dailey Cornelius, laborer, Broad, op. Maine wharf
Dailey Carroll, laborer, Peck lane
Dailey Cornelius, laborer, Creek square
Dailey Francis, widow, 308 Washington
Dailey James, house rear Pinckney
Dailey Jeremiah, laborer, Lane place
Dailey Jeremiah, laborer, 153 Broad
Dailey John, labordf, 108 Broad i
Dailey John, laborer, rear Distil-house square
Dailey Morris, rear 152 Ann
Dailey Michael, mariner, rear 660 Washington
Dailey Peter, laborer, 105 Broad
Dailey Thomas, laborer, 118 Sea
Dailey Thomas, gardener, h. Essex place
Dailey Timothy, laborer, 2 Wharf
Daily William, fruit and flowers, 18 1-2 School, h. rear
147 Washington
Daland Henry F. h. 19 Somerset
Dale Catherine, dressmaker, 21 Summer
Dale Ebenezer {Johnson, Sewall ^ Co.), boards 29 High
Dale John, hosiery factory. South Cedar
Dale William C. blacksmith, Fulton, h. 5 1-2 Hawkins
Dalen Felix, 206 Ann
Daley John, wheelwright, h. rear 235 Washington
Dalle Silas, h, rear Broadway
Dall John, h. 668 Washington
Dall Joseph, h. 668 Washington
Dall Rebecca, widow of William, h. 668 Washington
Dallinger {John, jr.) & Welch {F. 0.), hats and fur, 19
Cornhill
Dalrimple Judith, widow of John, 10 North Russell
Dalton James, cashier Tremont Bank, h. 58 Mt. Vernon
Dalton Michael, typefounder, 12 Hull
Dalton Patrick R. packer, 8 Sudbury
Dalton Peter R. merch. 59 Commer. wf h. 54 Mt. Vernon
Dalton Thankful, widow of Thomas, h. Gibbs lane
Damman Chandler, laborer. Commercial near Foster
Dam Leader, patent medic. 49 Hanover, h. 29 Prince
Dam Sally, widow, house Butolph
Dame Abraham A. counsellor, 39 Court, h. 7 Poplar
Dame Mary, widow of Levi, house 161 Court
DIRECTORY. 139
Dammers Amelia E. widow, Theatre alley
Damon Calvin, housewright, boards 40 Federal
Damon Nath'l L. clerk, h. 15 Myrtle
DanKjn J. mason, Bartlett
Damrell Elbridge G. cooper, Hobbs's wf. Sea
Damrcll William S. printer, 3 Cornhill, b. 4 Poplar
Dana Aaron, broker, 2 Rogers's building, h. 1 Howard
Dana Benjamin, h. Exchange Coffee House
Dana Dexter, mustard fact. 105 Ann, h. 20 Atkinson
Dana Elisha, h. 12 Bowdoin
Dana Edward, fruit, 100 N. Market, h. 4 Cornhill sq.
Dana Enoch, laborer, h. S. Cedar near tlie church
Dana (Ephraim), Evans (Jlfrcd) & Dana (Luther), W.I.
goods, 44 and 4G Broad. D.'s h. 10 Hayward place
Dana Francis W. broker, 23 State, h. 146 Trcmont
Dana Francis, physician, 2 Central court
Dana George, W. I. goods, 13 Long wf. h. 142 Purchase
Dana John, ma:3on, Fruit street court
Dana John, watchman, h. South Cedar near church
Dana Luther, house 10 Hayward place
Dana Mary P. house 2 Sheafe
Dana Nath'l & Co. [Philip Greeley, jr.), mer. 1 Cent. wf.
house 19 Hayward place
Dana Otis H. (Fales S^ D.), h. 10 Hayward place
Dana Richard H. h. 10 Sullivan place
Dana Samuel, jr. & Co. {Kilhy Page), crockery ware,
111 State, boards 24 Somerset
Dana (SamweZ), fFenno {John W.) & Henshavv {Samuel),
brokers, 39 State. Dana's h. Chardon
Dana William, hostler, Silver street
Dane John (B. French 4^ Co.), house 27 Green
Dane Joseph, clerk, h. 7 Stillman
Danforth Arthur, stagedriver, rear 339 Washington
Danforth Benjamin F. 37 Long wharf
Danforth Elizabeth, widow, 29 Bedford
Danforth Henry, spile driver, h. 3 Pitts place
Danfoith Isaac, 13 South Market, h. 33 Hancock
Danforth Stephen, distiller, h. 52 Fayette
Danforth Thomas, boarding house, 105 Front
Danforth William, pianoforte maker, h. 2 Piedmont
Daniell Chester. See J. & C. Daniell
Daniell Geo. K. paper, 7 State
Daniell J. &, C. dry goods, 201 Wash. J. D.'s h. do.
Daniell Otis {Grant ^ £>.), h. 14 Montgomery place
Daniels Abigail, widow, 103 Pleasant
Daniels Adams {Fales ^ Z>.), h. 366 Washington
140 DIRECTORY.
Daniels Betsey, nurse, rear 60 Elliot
Daniels Ebenezer, blacksmith, Hawley, h. Creek sq.
Daniels John. See Fierce &. D.
Daniels John, house Turnpike
Daniels Joseph, stone tnason, 100 Canal
Daniels Mercy, widow, 5 Hull
Daniels Nancy, widow, rear 25 Brinfhton
Daniels Nathaniel, baker, 38 Temple 'j
Daniels Thomas, cordwainer, Merrimac
Daniels Wm. B. housewripht, Distil-house square
Dannan Philip, grocer, 1*2(3 Ann
Darbe Josi;ih, h. 113 Chambers
Darpin Patrick, Creek square
Darliuii Benjamin, house 3 Bridge court
Darling Clias. B. & Wm. A. dry g'ds, 163 Washington.
house 95 Front
Darling {Eibridge) & Hammond {B. F.), dry goods, 72
Hanover
Darling Eliakim, patent medicines, 52 Salem
Darling Leonard, housewright, h. 38 Belknap
Darling Peter H. ship and house joiner, h. Gibbs lane
Darling Samuel, wood, foot of Poplar, h. 23 McLean
Darling Sidney A. truckman, Peirce's wharf
Darling (Thumas) & Pollard (Thomas), soda, Frank. a^J
Darling Thomas, house 51 Allen
Darling William, h. 11 Beacon
Darmody Richard, laborer, Merrimac
Darracott George, superintendent railway, h. 35 Charter
Darracott George, jr. machinist, h. 35 Charter
Darrell John, laborer, Peck lane
Darrow Thomas, laborer, rear 25 L^nion
Dascomb Richard, W. L goods. Sea cor. East, h. 61 Sea
Dascomb Thomas R. (Hunt >S/- D.), h. 57 Sea
Dasey John, laborer, house rear 57 Poplar
Dashwood Charles P. (Bascom <^ D.), h. Pinck.c. Cedar
Dashwood Sarah, widow, h. Pinckney cor. Cedar
Dasmond Michael, shoemaker, op. 174 Purchase
Davaney Sally, widow, h. South Margin
Davenport Asher, rear 373 Washington
Davenport Benjamin, clerk, h. 3 Somerset place
Davenport Benj. G. boards 20 La Grange place
Daven|)ort Edward J. physician, 2 Williams
Davenport Edwin, baker, 42 Prince
Daverrport Elijah, 21 Orange
Davenport George (Frcnc/i & Davenport)^ h. 10 La
Grai^gfe place
DIRECTORY. 141
Davenport Hannali, boarding, 1 Friend
Davenport Hart, Exchange Cofl'ee H. Congress square
Davenport Jernsha, 3 Somerset place
Davenport James S. truckman, 198 Ann
Davenport John, liousewright, rear ()2 Milk, h. 3G Sea
Davenport Mary, widow, 14 Bedford
Davenport Mary, widow, tailoress, 75 Cambridge
Davenport Rufus, 120 Washington
Davey John, trader, 73 Tremont, boards 15 N. Margin
David Barnabas B. See Meiendy <S6 D.
Davidson Hamilton, grain store, 37 Long wharf
Davie Robert, trader, Battery
Davies {Daniel) & Corthel {Hosea), housewrights, Port-
land, h. 49 Poplar
Davies Lucy, widow, 9 Norfolk place
Davis Adolphus, mer. 22 Central wf. h. 1 Pearl
Davis Amasa, housewright, Causeway c. Lancaster
Davis Ari, machinist, h. Lancaster
Davis Amos, laborer, rear 130 Pleasant
Davis Barnabas, wharfinger, City wf. b'ds 10 S. Bennct
Davis Benjamin, h. 2 Distil-house square ,
Davis Benjamin B. 83 Faneuil Hall market
Davis Charles, 14 Boylston market
Davis Chas. E. Trem. Saloon, 172 Trem. h. 45 Merrimac
Davis Charlotte, widow, 207 Hanover
Davis Clarissa, nurse, Mechanic place
Davis David, broker, 16 Exchange, boards 19 Williams
Davis David E. laborer, rear CO Elliot
Davis Eben, 26 F. H. market, house 37 Friend
Davis Ebenezer, 117 Faneuil Hall market
Davis Edward. See Ward & D.
Davis Eliza, widow of Charles, 28 Summer
Davis Elizabeth, widow of Oliver, house 20 Blossom
Davis Elizabeth H. widow of Ambroise, 7 Howard
Davis Ephrairn, laborer, 13 Hull
Davis Ethan, laborer, 47 Leveret
Davis Ezra, wharfinger, 13 Foster's wf. h. 38 Atkinson
Davis Frances, nurse, house 7 Second
Davis (George) & Meserve (John B.), housewrights, rear
61 Ann. Davis's house 6 Sturgis place
Davis George H. pianofortemaker, house 18 Piedmont
Davis George D. veterinary surgeon, 23 Portland
Davis Gilman, clerk in Com. Bank, h. 777 Washington
Davis Henry, sexton, house 13 Fleet
Davis Henry, pianoforte tuner, h. Castle near IMiddlescx
142 DIRECTORY.
Davis Horatio, organ builder, 16 Bridge
Davis Isaac, comb store, 18 Washington, h.20 Hanover
Davis Isaac P. 8 Winthrop place
* Davis {Jacob) & Wells {Oliver S.), housewriglits, Lan^
caster. D.'s house 39 Leveret
Davis James, 22 Union, house 148 Tremont
Davis Ja's, jr. ag't Revere Co. 22 Union, ii. 148 Tremonti
Davis James, rigger, 2 North square
Davis James, furcutter, Cambridge, near the bridge
Davis Jame-i, paver, house 10 Vine
Davis Job, tVuit cellar, Boylston
Davis John, Judge District Court, house 1 Milton place
Davis John, housewright. Leveret court
Davis Jolin, house Commercial, opposite Gray's wharf
Davis John, mariner, Ann street court
Davis John,'capt. Broadway corner Dorchester
Davis John, trader, house Washington avenue
Davis John, machinist, boards Norfolk avenue
Davis (John Gardner), Bates {Bcnj. E) & Turner (John
JV.), dry goods, 22 and 24^ Central
Davis Susan H. widow of John W. h. 7 Winthrop pi.
Davis John {Pratt &,' D.), house 5 Battery
Davis John C. stevedore, Ann street court
Davis John E. laborer, rear 60 Elliot
Davis Jonathan, paver, 15 Garden
Davis Joseph A. {Sears <^ £>.), h. 15 Orange
Davis Joseph V. cabinetmaker. Pond, house N. Margin
Davis Joshua, jr. blacksmith, house Friend
Davis Joshua, grocer. East cor. South, h. 39 South
Davis Joshua, truckman. North Margin
Davis Julia, widow, rear 27 Washington place
Davis Lois, tailoress, roar 63 Salem
Di^'is Mary, house 1 Lynde
Davis Mary, widow, rear North Margin
Davis Mary B. widow, house 44 Temple
Davis Obadiah, mariner, Bartlett
Davis Patrick, laborer, Washington avenue
Davis Phineas, teamster. Cooper corner Pond
Davis Rebecca, widow, corner Olis and Winthrop place
Davis Reuben, livery stable, 29 F*ond, house 4 Hawkins
Davis Robert S. publisher, 77 Washington
Davis Roxana, boarding, 18 Hanover
Davis Rhoda, widow, rear 27 Milk
Davis Sarah, widow. North Federal court
Davis Sally, tailoress, 4th street
DIRECTORY. 143
Davis Sally, widow. 104 Sea
Diivis Samuel, importer of watches, 1 Milk, b. Orange ct.
D;ivis Samuel S. jK*usevvri<ilit, N. Hanover court
Davis Samuel, jr. 4 Boylston niarUet
Davis Solomon A. housewriglit, h. Ann street court
Davis Stephen G. teller South Bank
Davis Sullivan, laborer, 97 Pond
Davis (T. Ji.) & Co. (A. Lano-ford), import, of watches,
1 Washington. Davis's h. II Chesnut
Davis Thomas, cartman, Central wf. h. 76 Cambridge
Davis Thomas, grocer, 7 S. side Fan. H. li. Wash. Hotel
Davis Tho's, innkeeper, Wash. Hotel, 835 Washington
Davis Thomas, boards at Mrs. Bliss's, corner Otis place
Davis Thomas, tailor, house 3 Short street court
Davis Thomas K. attorney, 33 Court, h. 8 Winthrop pi.
Davis William G. organ builder, Friend, h. 2 Sudbury
Davis Wm. jr. UKjrchant, 75 Long wf h. 11 Cambridge
Davis William N. jeweller, Blackslone
Dawes Albert G. boards 247 Washington
Dawes Henry, broker, 5 Exchar.ge, h. 1G9 Hanover
Dawes Horatio, clerk, post office, house 34 Purchase
Dawes James, laborer, rear 371 Washington
Dawes Margaret, widow of Thomas, h. 34 Purchase
Dawes Relief, widow, Middlesex, near Castle
Davvley Augustus S. machinist, Distil-h. sq. h. 27 Blossom
Day Asa, provisions. Carver, h. Middlesex near Castle
Day Edward, Commercial near Foster
Day .Tames, baker, h. 13 Lucas place
Day .Joshua, house Washington avenue
Day Lucretia S. niillitier, 96 Court
Day Moses, stonecutter, li. 3d street near Dorchester
Dean Charles A. crockery, 19 Elm, h. 86 Prince
Dean Christopher C, S. S. Depository, 25 Cornhill
Dean Henry, 79 Fancuil Hall market, h. 9 Ballard place
Dean Jarvis, teamster, h. Lenox
Dean Loammi, cordwainer, 14 Leveret, h. 109 Chambers
Dean Martha, widow, rear 7 Prince
Dean Nancy H. widow of Thomas, h. 86 Prince
Dean Paul, Rev. 40 Green
Deane Wm. R. (CuMjijr, White ^' Co.), h. 44 High
Dearborn Abncr, shoes, 204 Hanover, h. 9 Charter
Dearborn Benjamin, li. 4 Avon place
Dearborn Benjamin, cordwiiiner, 109 Charles
Dearborn Henry, tinman, h. 3d street
Dearborn John M. machinist, Spring lane, h. 4 Avon pi.
144 DIRECTORY.
Dearborn Jonathan F. housewr't, Commercial n. Foster
Dearborn Nath'I, engraver, 110 Wash. h. 133 Pleasant
Dearborn Sarah, widow of Edward, 14 Newton place
Debell Robert, housewright, h. Broadway
Deblois Dalton, weigher, 5 India wharf, h. 50 Essex
Deblois Elizabeth, 167 Tremont cor. Bromfield
Deblois George L. {Skinner ^ D.), h. 45 Bowdoin
De Carteret Sarah, h. 7 Noyes place
Decker Israel, sailmaker, h. 15 Friend
De Costa Elizabeth, nurse, 7 Noyes place
De Coster Samuel, housewright, h. 51 Fayette
Decous George, plume maker, 9, h. 7 Bedford
Dee John, boardinghous©, 170 Ann
Dee Morris, Barrett
Deering Margaret, nurse, opposite 7 Norfolk place
Defl) Rachael, boardinghouse. Marsh lane
Defriese William, baker, 456 Washington
Degrand P. P. F. house Pinckney near W. Cedar
Dehun Elizabeth, widow, 1 Chauncey place
Deigan William, IS Still man
Delano Joseph, carver, house 57 Poplar
Delano Nathaniel, jr. sailmaker, Greenough lane
Delano ( JVm. H) &- Whitney ( (Vm. F.), drugs and paints,
56 ('hatham.. Delano's house 6 Allen
Delany I'atrick, tailor, h. 97 Summer
Delay Jeremiah, laborer, 33 Sea
Delay Louisa, widow, 9 Cross
Delorey Margaret, rear Ann, head Ellis's wharf
Deluce Francis, housewright, I street corner 1st street
Deluce Henry P. cooper, 1st street
Deluce John, undertaker, 2d street
Deluce John, jr. baker, I street near 1st street
Demerit John W. tailor, house rear 200 Washington
Demeritt Henry, housewright, h. 20 Spring
Deming Edmund C. haircutter, 62 Hanover, h.42 Salem
Deming Leonard, trader, 62 Hanover
Dench Mary, widow, Derne, corner Hancock
Denison Gurdon, house 43 Front
Denison Gurdon E. house 43 Front
Dennett Charles B. printer,boards 10 Province House ct.
Dennett Mary, widow, 66 Poplar
Donnie (George) & Boardman (B. G. jr.), leather and
hides, 23 N. Market. Dennie's house 37 Blossom
Dennie Henry, 10 Allen
Dennic James, merchant, 105 State, h. 1 Hantbck
DIRECTORY. ' 145
Dennie Thomas & Son {Henry), wine merchants, 105
State, house 1 Allen
Dennigin James, laborer, rear 60 Elliot
Dennigin John, laborer, rear 57 Elliot
Dennis Catharine, boarding, 33 Brattle
Dennis Enoch. See Goddard & D.
Dennis John Henry, painter, h. 37 Bedford near Short
Dennis Joiin R. carpenter, h. rear gun-house Forthill
Dennis Louis, mason, 26 Allen
Dennison Abiah A. widow, rear 7 Broadway
Dennison A. L. watchmaker, 146 VVasIiington
Dennison John, laborer, Blackstone
Dennison Jolin N. clerk, boards at Kilburn's Coffee H.
Denny (Daniel) & Dutton (Geo. D.), American goods,
27 Kilby. Denny's house 47 Hancock
Denton (^ivgnstus) & Wight (Jlaron W.jr.), painters,
over 171 Washington. Denton boards 62 Temple
Denton Ebenezer, 5 Faneuil Hall market
Denton Jacob, cordvvainer, h. 42 Poplar
Denton James, housewright, 10 Causeway
Denton Jonathan, housewright. Causeway, h. 10 do.
Denton Maty, nurse, h. 25 Brighton
Denlon Rebecca, widow, 14 South Margin
Denton William, W. I. goods, 15 Broad, h. 20 Poplar
Derby (Elias Haskct) & Andrews (Se?^. //.), counsel-
lors, 4 State. Derby's house 56 Boylston
Derby E. Hersy (Prescott ^ D.), h. 2 Bowdoin
Derby George, marinei, Market place
Derth Thomas, fruit, 57 1-2 Commercial
Desha Patrick, laborer, h. rear 13 Sea
Desha Timothy, paver, h. Peck lane
Deshon Daniel, merchant, 6 Long wf. h. 18 La Grange pi.
Deshon James, ship broker, 5 Central wf. b'ds Devonshire
Desouza Anthony, mariner, h. Southac corner Garden
Desmond Dennis, laborer, ill Broad
Desmond John, laborer, ill Broad
Desmond Patrick, laborer, h. 108 Broad
Deval Emmons, laborer, h. 9 George
Develen Edward, rear 11 Cross
Devens Daniel, laborer, 104 Sea
Devens G. A. See Rogers & D.
I>evens Richard, merchant, 10 Central wharf
Devens Samuel, merchant, 33 Union wharf
Devereux (Henry L.) & Donohoe (Patrick), printers,
11 Devonshire
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146 DIRECTORY.
Devereiix Jolin, attornoy, 23 Court., h. 7 Morton place t
Devereux N. B. jr. 47 Court, boards 7 Green
Devereux Parrick, laborer, rear Milk near Pearl
Devereux William E. 2 vShort street court
Dovet John, laborer, 115 Broad
Devine Sylvester, laborer, 81 Broad
Devoy Dennis, laborer, b. Barrett
Devoy Nicliolas, grocer, Gi) Ann
Dewerson Marcy, widow, rear Broadway
Dewerson Ricbarri, gunsmith, 14 Bedford
Dewey Mercy B. boardingbouse, 1 Somerset court
Dewhurst Tliomas, tinplate worker, 28 Union, h. rear
Dewburst VVm. pumpnuiker, Hau'ock wf. b. 3 Bennetpl.
Dewing Benjamin, inasf)n. b. 54 Belknap
Dewing Fanny, widow of Nathan, h. rear 5th street
Dewing Seth, bousewrigbt, r. 13 Sea, b'ds 7 Newton pi.
Dewire Cobnnn, laborer, rear Turnpike n. Broadway
De Wolf Ethan A. grocer, 2 May
Dexter Anson, bats, 37 Court
Dexter Catherine, widow, IG Beacon
Dexter {Franklin.) & Gardiner ( IVm. H.), coun. 16 Court
Dexter Franklin, bouse 3 Chauncey place
Dexter George B. house rear Broadway
Dexter George J. truckjnati. 45 Charter
Dexter George M. merchant, h. 58 Boylston
Dexter (James) tfe Smith (Bcnj). wood wf. Commercial
Dexter J. M. (fV. Thompson ^' Co.), h. rear S. Margin
Dexter John H. bouse 31 High
Dexter John N. mariner, b. Lane place
Dexter Joseph, painter, h. rear G5 Elliot
Dexter Josej)b W. (Coombs & D.), h. rear 355 Washing.
Dexter Nathaniel P. carpenter, b. 4 Carver
Dexter Samuel, house 31 High
Dexter Tbeod<ue, weigher and guagcr, Custom House,
h. 13 Somerset place
Dexter Thomas A. notary. 8 City Hall, h. 34 Atkinson
Diamond Joseph, broker, 9 Exchange, b. 2 Garland pi.
Dibhens Thomas, laborer, Market place
Dickason Cliarles A. caulker. Henchman lane
Dickerman Nathan, bousewrigbt, May cor. Butolph
Dickey James, truckman, rear 28 Poplar
Dickinson Daniel, shipsmith, b. North square
Dickinson David, stonecutter, b. 93 Elliot
Dickinson Dexter & John, wooden ware, &c. 26 Dock
square, house 29 Garden
DIRECTORY. 147
' Dickinson Dexter O. dry goods, 7 Kilby,b'ds at Kilburn's
Dickinson (jleorge. blacksmith, h. Fruit
Dickinson J. F. {Wlnkley & IJ.). h. 27 Somerset
Dickinson John, h;i>iinse 13 Garden
Dickinson Mary Ann, widow, rear 153 Ann
Dickinson Prescott, captain, rear 732 Washington
Dickinson S. N. printer, 52 Washington, h. 13 Sheafe
Dickson James A. music sal. 34 Curnhill, h. (!() Federal
Dickson Shadrach, housevvright, h. 53 Cambridge
Dignay Thomas, laborer, rear 200 Washington
Dikes Sanmel. See Joiinson &- D.
Dill Jabez, mariner, 39 Prince
Dill John E. printer, Tremont, h. Brattle
Dill Joshua A. oysters. 437 Wasliington. h. 7 Boylston sq.
Dill Sarah, widow of James, rear 4J1 Washington
Dillaway Chas. K. teacher, Latin school, h. 3 Bumst'd pi.
Dillaway Elizabeth, boarding housfe, 320 Washington
Dillaway Enoch S. brassfounder, 4 Noyes place
Dillaway Francis {Prince &. D.), b'ds 409 Washington
Dillaway Hiram, machinist, boards rear 100 Purchase
Dillaway James, housewright, h. Lane place
I>illaway Mary, nurse, 472 Washington
Dillaway Samuel, weigher and guager, 26 Central wharf,
house at Commercial CofTee House
Dillaway Samuel, ferryman, Commercial near Foster
Dillaway Thos. liousewr't, Gibbs lane, h. r. 100 Purchase
Dillaway William {Hnelling & D.). house 97 Salem
Dillon James {Holbrook & />.), boards 74 Federal
Dillon John, laborer, h. rear Sister near Berry
Dillon Mary, widow of Peter, rear 12 Washiniiton place
Diman Thomas, housewright, 7 Essex place
Dimick Asa N. house Merrimac
Dimick Calvin, hats, 19 Washington, h. 4 Brattle square
Dimmock John L. {Peters, Pond & Co.), house 11
La Grange place
Dimond Asa, mason, Lyman place
Dimond Anna, 16 Hawkins
Dingley John T. hat store, 451 W\ashington, h. l7Fayette
Dinsmoor Geo. R. {Grant, SeaverSi. Co.), h. 10 Bulfinch
Dinsmore Patrick, rear 11 Cross
Dinsmore William, house 17 Vine
Dinsmore William B. 17 Vine
Dismond John, houscwriglit. Centre
Ditson Horatio, joiner, h. Thaxter place
Ditson John, housewright, h. Wheeler's court
148 DIRECTORY.
Ditson Joseph, 6 Charter
Ditson Mary, boarding, 1 Sewall place
Ditson Thomas, machinist, h. 11 Fayette
Ditson Oliver, music, 107 Wash. h. K'J' Province H. court
Divol Timothy, h.ickman, h. Province
Divine John, laborer, rear 664 Washington
Dix Betsey, widow, 91 Elliot
Dix Cecilia, widow of Stephen A. h. 98 Tremont
Dix D. L. house 499 Washington
Dix Elbridge. See M(jrris & D.
Dix James H. house 73 Elliot
Dix Joel, 6 Noyes place
Dix Timothy B. clerk, h. 21 Somerset
Dixon Thomas, merchant, 41 India wharf, Dutch Coa-
sulate, h. 8 Walnut
Dixon Thomas, laborer, 118 Sea
Dixwell Epes S. attorney, 39 Court, h. 5 Somerset place
Dixvvell Esther, widow of John, 5 Somerset place
Dixwell John J. 5 Somerset place
Doak John, coal, Commercial near the bridge, h. 6 Vine
Doane Betsey H. dressmaker, 32 Orange
Doane F. W. druggist, 1 1 Merch'ts row, h. 52 Mt. Vernon
Doane George B. physician, 103 Court
Doane John, jr. & Co. {Heman S. Doane), brushmakers,
19 Exchanije
Doane Samuel B. sugar refiner, Gouch, h. 3 Bowdoin pi.
Dobson John, tailor, h. Merriniac
Dockham Hannah, widow, 80 Pond
Dodd (Benj.) & Snow (Zenas), ship chand. 76 Cornmer.
Dodd Benjamin, house 9 Fleet
Dodd Benjamin, cashier Atlantic Bank, h. 52 Leveret
Dodd James, clerk Mass. Bank, h. 8 Suffolk place
Dodd Jonathan M. clerk, h 12 Bowdoin
Dodd John, insp. of tobac. 25 N. Market, h. op. 2 Colum.
Dodd John A. house op. 2 Columbia
Dodd Rebecca S. widow of John, 61 Salem
Dodd Timothy, fur dealer, 102 Milk, h. Boylston
Dodge Alpheus, mason, Langdon place
Dodge Benjamin, silversmith, 9 Fan. Hall, h. 22 Tileston
Dodge Catherine, cloth, store, 129 Broad, h. 19 Wash. pi.
Dodge Ephraim, innholder, 1st street
Dodge George, mason, h. rear 67 Bedford
Dodge Gilman (Pratt & D.), house 10 Hartford place
Dodge Mary, widow, 2 Avery place
Dodge 3Iatilda, fancy goods, 240 Washington
DIRECTORY. 149
Dodge Nathaniel P. laborer, Cotton place
Doe William H. housewriglit, Howard, h. 104 Warren
Domain Timothy, laborer, rear 702 Washington
Doggetl John & Co. {Sam. S. Williams H^ Sam. Daggett),
looking-gl. and carp, vvare-h. 12 Comb. h. 52 Boyls.
Doggett Noaii; house Hollis corner Tremont
Doggett Samiiel, house in Roxbiiry
Dolan Peter, laborer, rear Chilrch n. Madison place
Dolan William, mason, rear 4 Brighton
Dolan Willi;un, laborer, 105 Milk
Dolbeare {Edmund P.) & Rice (Martin), shipwrights,
north side Liverpool wjiarf. D.'s h. rear 83 Sea
Dolbear Joseph, mariner, Clark
Dole Benjamin, cordwainer, 50 Myrtle, h. Grove
Dole Edward, upholsterer, 17 Dock square, h. 14 Centre
Dolliver Amelia, 11 Federal court
Dolliver Thomas G. sailmaUer, Snow's wf. h. 247 Ann
Dolliver Thomas, jr. caulker, Ann n. Railway
Dolt Mary P. straw bonnet maker, rear 26 Winter
Dollon Patrick, tailor, h. Cambridge cor. Belknap
Domett Ann, boarding house, 36 Milk
Domett George, whip manu. 19 Dock sq. h. 14 Friend
Domett Martha G. widow, 43 Prince
Dominick Joseph, hackman, rear 98 Warren
Donaho Terence, handcartman, h. rear 6 Pitts
Donalioe Patrick {Devereux <^ />.), h. 69 Congress
Donally Jolm, tailor, h. rear 8 South st. place
Donally Thomas, 9 Mechanic place
Donally Patrick, tailor, rear 8 South street place
Donally Patrick, laborer, rear Suffolk cor. Northampton
Donally Philip, laborer, Washington cor. Garland place
Donavan B. 258 Ann
Donelan Lydia, widow, 92 Tremont
Donelan VVilliam C. housewright, h. 92 Tremont
Donivan Dennis, laborer, rear 702 Washington
Donivan Dennis, laborer, rear 163 Ann
Donivan Dennis O. laborer, rear 94 Sea
Donovan Jeremiah, sad. and harnessmaker. Milk n. Pearl
Donoho John, laborer, 19 Hamilton
Donohoe Jeremiah, waiter, h. rear 253 Washington
Donovan Cornelius, laborer, 105 Broad
Donovan Daniel, laborer, 92 Summer
Donovan Dennis, laborer, rear Castle
Dotiovan Dennis, tailor, ii.SO Elliot
Donovan John, laborer, rear 13 Sea '
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150 DIRECTORY.
Donovan John, bar room, Devonshire M |
Donovan John, laborer, 74 Broad
Donovan William, laborer, 139 Broad
Donnohua James, shoepiaker, 104 Broad
Dooley Martin, tailor, h. Theatre alley
Dooley Patrick, laborer, h. 6 Lucas place I
Doolittle Lucius, head of Poail
Doolittle Sybil, vv'idow, bi^arding, Portland place
Doran William, laborer, Avery
Dorety Cornelius, laborer, Peck lane
Dorety Daniel, laborer, Commercial n. Hanover
Dorety Daniel, Mechanic
Dorety James, laborer, 111 Ann
Dorety John, truckman, 58 Prince
Dorr Adeline, hoarding, 52 Hanover
Dorr Andrew C. merchant, house 54 Pleasant
Dorr A. C. jr. Sec. Atlas Ins. Comp. State, h. 54 Pleasant
Dorr Edward R. tailor, 71 Cornhill, h. 41^Carver
Dorr John, merchant, house 31 Bedford
Dorr Joseph, baker, house 6 East
Dorr Joseph H. house 3 Quincy place
Dorr Ralph S. merchant, 111 State
Dorr Ruth W. 13 Cross
Dorr Samuel, house 160 Trcmont
Dorr Samuel A. house Mount Vernon
Dorr William B. counsellor, 4rh street
Doubt Catharine and Mary, 222 Hanover
Dougherty John, mason, 1 Sister
Dougherty Patrick, grocer, 80 Elliot
Dougherty Patrick, joiner, rear 4th
Doughty Thomas, artist, 220 Washington
Douglas William, laborer, 111 Broad
Dow Amos, housevvright, Cotnmercial near Foster
Dow Aaron, botanic physician, 1)0 Federal
Dow James B. bookstore, 302 Washington, h. Short
Dow Jona. (M. Duw & Co.), grocer, U Federal, h. Sister
Dow Mark & Co. (J. Doic), W. L g'ds, 28 Winter, h. do.
Dow Phineas, machinist, Portland, h. 2 Causeway
Dow Samuel, jr. {Horace Grmj & t'o.),h. 4 Hancock av.
Dow Samuel, blacksmith, h. opposite 57 Tremont
Dow Joseph, bookseller, 130 Wash., h. 6 Hartfurd place
Dowell John, silk and straw weaver, h. 2 South May
Dowling John, plasterer, rear 253 Washington
Down George, mason, rear 188 Washington
Downe John L. musician^ h. 17 Pleasant street court
DIRECTORY. 151
Downer (Samr/cZ), Austin ( W. R.) & Co. (S. Doioner,jr.)y
oil and sperm caudle ficlory, head Foster's wharf
Downes Baxter, captain, Broadway
Downes Joseph, laborer, boards 12 Essex place
Downing James, laborer, Broadway
Downing Oliver, carpenter, Peck lane, h. W. Cedar
Downing W'illiam, house rear 24 Allen
Doyle Bridnet, widow, op. 73 Elliot
Doyle Cornelius, laborer, Gibbs lane
Doyle John, laborer, 144 Ann;
Doyle John, laborer, Avery
Doyle Laughlin, laborer, Peck lane
Doyle Margaret, Peck lane
Doyle Patrick, laborer, rear 119 Broad
Doyle Patrick, laborer, Distil-house square
Doyle Sarah, widow. Market place
Drake Andrew, wood, lime, &c. 40 Sea, h. 46 Sea
Drake Jeremy, h. Broadway
Drake Lincoln &Co. Easton iron foundry, at Fairbanks,
Loring &. Co.'s
Drake Ruby, widow of Asahel, 6 South st. 'place
Drake Samuel G. bookseller, 56 Cornhili
Drake Zillah, widow, 8 S. Cedar
Drain David, laborer, rear 17 Sea
Draper Daniel, merchant, S. side F. H. h. 28 Atkinson
Draper Moses, counsellor, Franklin avenue
Draper Samuel, clerk in Custom House
Drayton Henry H. housewriglit, Short, h. 35 Fayette
Drayton Naficy. house rear 81 Warren
Drayton Wrn. H. blacksmith. Front, h. 35 Fayette
.Drew (Clias.) &Babcock (^. D.), dry goods, 177 Wash-
ington. D.'s h. 5 Hayward place
Drew John, watchman, rear 21 Essex
Drew Joseph L. house 60 Temple
I Drew Nicholas, tailor, rear 29 Prince
Drew Phineas, laborer, h. Hancock row
Drew Sarah, widow, 18 South Bennet
Diinkwater Josiah, mariner, Commercial near Ann
Driscoll Cornelius (Brooks & Co.), h. 21 Somerset
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, 104 Broad
Drisroll Florence, laborer, 153 Broad
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, rear 143 Broad
Driscoll Patrick, laborer. Peck lane
Driscoll Timothy, laborer, rear 17 Sea
Drollett Joseph, blacksmith, rear Broadway
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152 DIRECTORY.
Drown Thomas, clerk Atlantic Bank
Drury Gardner P. (//. Hinckley & Co.), h. 692 Wash.
Drury L. H. wines, 54 & 56 Brattle, h. Salutation *
Drury {Otis) &. Macomber (C. A.), W. 1. goodrf, Snow's^'
wharf. Drury's house 2iJQ) VVashington
Du Audebert H. fancy goods, 4 Milk
Dudley Ch;irles S. See Humphrey & D.
Dudley (E. G.) & Baxter (D. D.), VV. I. s'cls,713 Waslr.
Dudley J. Harvey «&, T., W. I. goods, 82 Pond
Dudley Joanna, widow, nurse, rear 351 Washington
Dudley Mary Ann, boarding house, 256 Washington
Dudley Trueworthy, house CoojDer
Dudley (Wm.) & Bogue (Thos.), hairdressers, 70 Wash.
Dudley William, house Jackson place
Dudley W^illiatn, rigger, 178 Ann
Duff Richard, Tfiborer, Butol{)h
Duff William, caulker and graver, 5 Tileston
Duffee Andrew, laborer, rear 80 Warren
DufTee James, blacksmith. West, h. Elliot, cor. Carver
Duffee Michael, laborer, 148 Ann
DufFee Michael, laborer, 114 Broad
DufFee Neil, Mechanic
DufFey Susan, widow, 36 Merrimac
Duffy Michael, tailor, 59 Prince
Duffy Owen, Goucli
Duffy Patrick, laborer, 88 Merrimac
Dugan James, 24 Faneuil Hall market, h. 68 Poplar
Dugan John, laborer. Leveret court ■
Dugan Peter, laborer, h. Ill Broad
Dugan William, tailor, house Theatre alley
Dulnop Robert, house 25 W. Second street
Dunbar Amos, housewright, b'ds 30 School c. Province
Dunbar Hugh, tailor, h. PJancock row
Dunbar Jonathan, soapboiler, h. Gridley
Dunbar having (Mitchell &, D.), house 64 Pinckney
Dunbar Melzar, housewri't, Jackson's wf h. 13 W. Cedar
Dunbar Nahum, pattern maker, house Turnpike
Dunbar Peter, truckman, 16 Cus. H. st., and coal, Pack-
ard's wharf, h. 11 1-2 Unity
Dunbar Thos. J. truckman, 16 Cus. H. st. h. 67 Charter
Duncan Jason, cooper. South street place
Duncan Simeon, jr. cordwainer, h. 3 Vine
Duncan Simeon, 3d, cordwainer, 31 I-everet, h. 3 Vine
Duncklee John & Jos., W. I. goods, 132 State, h. Mason
Dunfay William, laborer, rear 160 Ann
DIRECTORY. 153
Dunham John, cordwaincr, h. 2 Milton
Dunham Josiah, ropemaker, B street
Durlliam Josiah, jr. inspector, Custom House, h. B street
Dunlap Grace, victualler, Theatre alley
Dunlap James V. 47 Court
Dunlap jMary, tailoress, h. 59 Essex
Dutin John, taiinr, boards Atkinson corner Milk
Dunn John, painter, h. 58 Purchase
Dunn Joseph, h. 7 Green
Dunn (James C.) & Brewster (Oliver), domestic goods,
73 Milk. Dunn's house 5 W. Cedar
Dunn IMary, boarding house, 15 Hancock
Dunn xVIary, widow. Short near Bedf >rd
Dunn F'atrick, laborer, h. 2 Humphrey place
Dunn Peter, painter, h. Williams court
Dunn Rebecca, widow, 159 Ann
Dunn Theodore. See J. M. Smith & Co.
Dunnells Lucy, boarding house, 17 Atkinson
Dunster Henry J. printer, h. South street place
Dunster Rhoda, widow, Barry's wharf
Dunton Samuel, teamster, rear 730 Washington
Dupee Amasa & Chs. housew'ts, Lancast. h. r. 51 Allen
Dupee Horace, painter, Wharf, h. 2 Hamilton court
Dupee Isaac, 13 Friend
Dupee Isaac T house rear 6 1-2 Prince
Dupee Lewis, housewright, Front, h. Hollis n. Tremont
Durant Ellen, boarding. 23 Union
Durant James T. clerk,' 373 Wash. b'ds20La Grange pi.
Durant Thomas P. upholsterer, h. 78 Pleasant
Durell Charles, 9 Dock square
Durfy Edward, boatman, A street
Durgin Ebenezer, laborer, 8 W. Centre
Diirgin R. B. dressmaker, 2d street
Duroy (Martial) & Lincoln (Lewis), confectioners, 306,
house 308 Washington
Durivage F. S. teacher French and Spanish, 210 Wash.
Dutch Henry D. mathematical instr. mak. 79 Commer.
Dutch Haskell, harnessmaker, h. Thacher
Dutton Benjamin (Baxter & D.), h. Oliver
Dutton Darius, cooper, rear 47 Sea
Dutton Georce D. (Denny &/• D.), h. 17 Hayward place
Dutton (H. JV.) & Wentworth (James), printers, 10 Ex-
change. Dutton's house 9 Beach
Dutton Warren, counsellor, 5 Court, h. 132 Tremont
Dutton William P. baker, house Pond
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154 DIRECTORY.
Dwight Edmund (J. IC Mills S^ Co.), h. I Park
Dvvight John, pliysician, h. 78 Court
Dwight Thomas, attorney, J 7 Court
Dwight William W. physician, 202 Tremont, h. Milk
Dwinell Samuel, leatlier dresser, h. S. Russell
Dvvyer James, housewright, li. 68 Elliot
Dwyer JXancy, widow, op. 55 Pleasant
Dyar John F. 9 Clark
Dyar Smith, clerk, 18 Excliange
Dyer Caleb, oysters, 3 Boylston, h. 4 Jefffcrson
Dyer Christopher, tailor, 22 Court
Dyer Daniel A. See Stevenson & D.
Dyer David Y. oysters, 208 Ann
Dyer Dency, rear 99 Charter
Dyer Ebenezer E. fancy goods, 98 Washington
Dyer Ezra & Co. (James Dyer) , tailors, 12 State, h. 42
Chambers
Dyer (Ezra C.) & Blake (Samvel P.), importers, 33
Kilbv. Dyer's house 42 Chambers
Dyer E. D. gold beater, r. 39 Wash. h. 39 Hancock
Dyer Freeman M. oysters, 479 Wash. h. 4 Jefterson
Dyer Henry, physician, 9 Green
Dyer Isaac, 4 Faneuil Hall market
Dyer James (Ezra D. S^ Co.), house 5 Hanover
Dyer James, pocket book mak. 7^ Was!), h. 2 Wesley pL
See advertisement
Dyer John D. inspector of customs, h. 157 Hanover
Dyer John, tailor, h. rear 234 Washington
Dyer Micah, jr. oyster shop, 192, h. 194 Ann
Dyer Oliver, rear 132 Hanover
Dyer Paris, merchant, h. 34 Milk
Dyer Samuel B. teller Hancock Bank, h. 9 Hayward j)!.
Dyer Samuel N. clerk, h. 12 Front
Dyer Stephen, grocer, Creek square, h. 35 Salem
Dytr Thomas C. currier, 164 Hanover
Dyer Thomas D. (Bvrleigh & D.), b'ds 157 Hanover
Dyer William, druggist, Ann cor. N. sq. h. 129 Hanover
Dyer William, captain, 252 Hanover
Dyke William, cordwainer, 24 Union, h. 30 Charter
Dykes John. See Bates & D.
Dykes Joseph, cloth dresser, h. 4 Bradford place
Dykes Samuel (Johnson & /).), h. 9 Elm
EAGER WILLIAM, mer. 44 Cent. wf.h. 57 Mt Vernon
Eames Elizabeth, Essex cor. Front
DIRECTORV. 155
Eames Jesse, housevvri^ht, li. 12 East
Eame.s Lnlher, 16 Boylstan market, h. 2 Madison place
Earl Henry, housewright, 90 Cambridge
Earl Hezekiah, deputy marshal, h. 38 Green
Earl William, wood yard, Richmond
Earle John, jr. tailor,"36 Washington, h, 17 Lynde
Easterbrook Wm. shoes, 11 Commercial. h.90 Chambers
Eastburn John H. pi inter, 18 State, h. 47 Atkinson
East William, rag dealer, h. Southac
Easte Mary, widow, Broadway
Easton Mary C. h. 4 Somerset court
Eaton Amherst, Concert Hall, 95 Court cor. Hanover
Eaton xAndrew, laborer, Tliacher
Eaton Asa, Rev. 159 Court
Eaton Benjamin, broker, house Castle op. the brewery
Eaton Charles F. {Si/m7}ies & E.), h. Baldwin place
Eaton David, sailmaker, 91 Charter
Eaton Ebenezer, tobacconist, h. 13 Charter
Eaton (Ezra) & Gould {Fred.), clothing, 88 Commercial.
Eaton's house 2 North Ben net
Eaton Ezra O. clothing store, 213 Ann, h. 2 N. Bennet
Eaion Ira, plater, h. 2 Fayette court
Eaton Jo,siah, h. Butolph cor. May
Eaton John J., W. 1. goods, 47 Long wf. h. 4 Eaton
Eaton John L. barkeeper, 107 Milk
Eaton John, tailor, 70 Ann, house 24 Thacher
Eaton Josepii B. hardware, 2 Union, h. 19 Hancock
Eaton Mary, boarding house, 18 Pearl
Eaton Mary A. head of Pearl
Eaton Mary, widow, 6 Province
Eaton Nathaniel B., Snowhill c. Prince
Eaton S L. brassfounder, h. Bennet place
Eaton Osgood, housewrigfit, Haverhill, h. 9 Salem place
Eaton Roxana, dressmaker, rear 247 Washington
Eaton Rufus, housewright, rear Cooper
Eaton Samuel A. watchmaker, 107 Washing, h. 6 Oliver
Eaton Samuel G. B. h. head of Pearl
Eaton Timothy, plater, Bromfield, h. op. 1 Columbia
Eaton William & Co. (R. /. Robinson), lumber, Cause-
way, h. 31 Charter
Eaton William, rear 43 Prince
Eaton Wm. G. silk g'ds, 5 Merchants row, h. 3 Wendell
Eaton Wm. J. iron store, 5 India wf h. at the Tremont
Eayrs Joseph H. clerk, house 3 Haymarket place
Eayrs Moses, surveyor, house 59 Essex
156 DIRECTORY.
Eayrs Thomas A. cabinetmaker, 4tli street
Efiyrs William, clerk, 2 Central wf. li. 7 Suffolk place
Efijrs VVilliafn, ^lass maker, 3d street ;
Eayrs William C. clerk, house 34 Fayette
Eberle C L. grocer, Centre, h. Soutliac court i
Eberle Frederick, musi(;ian, rear tS. Margin
Eckley David, 54 Beacon
Eckley Thomas J. Court cor. Tremont, house 6 Walnut
Eddy Caleb, canal »^. Pond & Causeway, h. 19 Sheafe
Eddy Robert H. civil engineer, 1 Commercial wharf
Edds Daniel, machinist, h. ]0 Grove
Edes Anna, widow, 18 Somerset
Edes Daniel, cooper, 102 Charles
Edes Eliza, 18 Tileston
Edes Robert B. port warden, 31 India
Edes Susan, 18; Tileston
Edes Thomas, glazier, 135 Ann, house Snowhill
Edgerton Phinehas, blacksmith, h. rear 77 Warren
Edgerly (John S.), Vinal (5. .7.) & Co. {James Barnard),
grain, 51 Commeicial. E."s h. Distil-house square
Edgerly Lucinda, tailoress, 3 Sweetser court
Edgerly Samuel, rear 72 Salem
Edgeworth John, laborer, house Sister
Edgeworth Mary, widow, Sister
Edmands Eph. W. sashmaker, Distil-h. st. h. 650 Wash.
Edmands G. W. hats, 40 Hanover, h. 9 N. Russell
Edmands J. W. {A. ^'jl. La.iorcncc S^ Co.), h. 12 Hancock
Edmands Mary, widow, 201 Ann
Edm-ands Rachel, 211 Hanover
Edmands Thomas, h. 12 Hancock
Edmundson John, stonecutter, A street
Edson Elizabeth, Hull
Edson Mary, widow of John M. rear 77 Sea
Edwards A. P. h. 10 Crescent place
j'idwards Bela B., 52 Washington, h. Carver
j^dwards Elizabeth, mantuamaker, h. 22 N. Russell
£dwards George B. printer, 7 Piedmont
1)1 wards (Wcnr?/) & Stoddard (C/mr/c^), dry goods, 74
}3 State. ■ E.'s h. 2 Bumstead place
j)hvards Hugh {Bishec & £.), house Commercial
plwards J. F. housewright, 8 Bedford, h. 364 Washing,
fdwards Joseph, boardmg, Devonshire
^dwards Joseph B. paver, Fruit^
iildwards J. S. hairdresser. Com. n. Hanov. h. 8 Foster
Edwards Lucy, widow of Benj. h. Brighton n. Poplar
DIRECTORY. 157
Edwards Oscar, h. 24 Hamilton
Edwards Samuel F. block maker, li. Washington avrnue-
Edwards Thomas, clerk, boards 70 {'urchase
Edwards William, slater, boards 40 Federal
Ela David H. printer, 19 Washington, h. 20 Gouch
Elcock Walter, Barrett
Eldred William, captain, 86 Purchase
Eldredge Edward, Pres. Alias Bank, h. 41 Hancock
Eldredgc {Oliver) & Nickerson (Josiah), domes, goods,.
05 VVater. E.'s h. 14 Somerset place
Eldredge Smith (/). Snoio &. Co.), h. Broadway
Eldridge Charles H. clerk Merchants Bank
Eldridge Jolin, 19!) Hanover
Eliot Eph. L. druggist, 271 Washington, h. 5 Central ct.
Eliot George A. hardware, 12 Dock square
Eliot JohnF. druggist, 83 Hanover, h. 4 Atkinson
Eliot Nathaniel G. clerk, boards 5 Central court
Eliot Samuel A. 31 Beacon
El kins Harvey, housewrisht, h. Pinckney cor. Charles
Ellery George, captain, 2 Prince
Ellery John C, 3 Franklin place
Elliot Harriet, widow of John, house 143 Pleasant
Elliot Margaret B. widow of William, 5 Tremont place
Elliot Philip, cooper, head (Jnion wharf
Elliot RobcMt B. mason, h. 10 Vine
Ellingwood Theodore, laborer, rear 351 Washington
Ellingwood {Larkin) & Brown (5. /7.), shoes and leath.
24 N. Market. E.'s h. Ifw Tremont
Ellis Benjamin, truckman, h. f) Elliot court
Ellis Calvin, physician, 16 Summer
■Ellis Calvin F. it M. D. dry goods, 1G5 Washington
Ellis {Chas.) & Mayo {John M.), W. I. goods, 10 Chat-
ham. E.'s h. 1 McLean
Ellis {Charles B.) & Raymond (5«?7?7/c/), shoe stock and
leather, 97 up stairs'Wash. E 's h. 20 Harvard
Ellis David, merchant, 21 India wf. h.ol Summer
Ellis Elisha, baker, h. 17 Hamilton
Ellis Ebenozer {Hartshorn & E.), house 70 I..everet
Ellis George, provisions, 85, h. 94 Cambridge
Ellis Georire {Jabez E. &, Sons), house 97 Front
Ellis Granville, h. 95 Front
Ellis Jabez & Sons {George & Granville), grain and
lumber, Front, h. 97 do store 37 Long wf.
Ellis Jonathan, jr. {Perrin & E.), house Pine
^lUs Luther, State, house 2 McLean
153 DIRECTORY.
Ellis Matthias, clerk, house 9 Tilcston
Ellis Merrill D. (C. F. & M. D. Ellis), b'ds 2C Summer
Ellis Nathaniel, jr. {Binney & E.), hoards 2 Leveret
Ellis Rowland (Justin &|C'o.), h. 18G Hanover'
Ellis Rufus, a^'t Newton facto. 15 India wf. h. 2 Oak pi. ,
Ellis Warren, 21 Faneuil Hall market, house Carver
Ellison Andrew, tailor, 62 Court, house 31 Blossom
Ellison James, mercli. 18 Broad, h. 1 Suliivar. place
Ellison Samuel, iiousewright, house opposite 7 Columbia:
Ellison William, clerk, h. Boylslon n. Tretnont
Ellison William S. civil engineer, h. 31 Blossom
Ellms Anson, shipwright, boards 10 Broadway
Ellms Cornelius, 4th street
Ellms John, tailor, 2G VVash. h. 1(13 Hanover
Ellms Susan, widow, h. 18 Warien i
Elm William, pumpmaker, Fulton, house 21 Cross
Elmes David, cordwainer, rear Broadway
Elmes Ebenezer, blacksmith, 4th street
Elmes Susan, tailore&s, 135 Hanover f
Eln)s Charles, stationer, 8 Hanover, h. 46 Carver i
Elwell David, laborer, Broadway <
Elwell Samuel, laborer, Broadway i
El worth Thomas, li. rear 9 Leveret
Ely Horatio G. laborer, 15 Short y
Emerson Abigail, house rear 42 Salem
Emerson Charles, clerk Suffolk Bank, h. 3 Prov. H. ct.
Emerson David D. livery stable, Front and Beach, h..
rear 12 Front
Emerson E C. (Jl Walker &, Co.), boards 124 Court
Emerson Frederic, 8 Poplar
Emerson George B. instructer, hotise Temple place
Emerson Henry, wood wf Sea n. the bridge, h. 21 Essex,
Emerson Jeremiah, baker, house 8 W. Centre
Emerson John, wooden ware, 157 Court, h. 8 IMeasant
Emerson John, distiller, house 8 Pleasant
Emerson John, laborer, Warren pi. cor. Pleasant
Emerson Jonathan, Ijousewright, 3 Bay
Emerson Oliver, coach trimmer, 444 Washington
Emerson Parker, housewright, h. Snowhill
Emerson Richard {Broion &, E.), !i. P(md street place
Emerson Robert, laborer, house rear 90 Front
Etnerson Romanus, housewright, rear Broadway
Emerson Samuel, housewright, Dedham, h. 2 do.
Emerson {Thomas), Lamb (Reuhen J.) & Harvey (Pe-
ter), W. 1. goods, 6 South Market
DIRECTORY. 159
Emerton John, laborer, 8 Bridge street court
Emery Geo. clerk P. O. Ii. 7 Bulfinch jjjace
Emery (F. JV. R.) & Perkins (6'am7 6'.), wood and lum-
ber, Front
Emery Harriet, op 2 Humphrey place
Emery Mary A., 7 Unity
Enjery. Robert, stairbuilder, Dearborn av. h. 10 Oliver
Emmes Henry, printer, 170 Han<»ver
Ernmes Mary, widow, h. Piedmont corner Church
Emmes Nathaniel, gunsmith, Sheafc corner Snowhill
Emmes Samuel, hat store, 30 Ann, h- 137 Hanover
Emmes Thos. P. hatter, 330 VVa.sh. h. Piedmont n. Church
Emmons Charles G. watchmaker, 77 .Ann
Emmons Desire, widow, house rear 50 Bo}^lston
Emmons Edward B. clerk, house 28 Orange
Emmons Henrv, printer, 743 Wasiiington
Emmons (John L.) & Weld {Jolm D.), W. I. goods, 32
S. Market. Enmions's house 688 Washington
Emmons Joshua, sailmaker, house 15 Friend
Emmons J. jr. tin worker, Sghool, h. 20 Pleasant st. ct.
Emmons IVathaniel, clerk Union Bank, house 3 Poplar
Emmons Nath'l H. -(T. B. Wales & Co.), h. 3 Rowe pi.
Emmons Robert L. (S. E. &. Sons), h. opposite 14 Elliot
Emmons Ruth, widow of Thomas, 21 Pleasant
Emmons Sarah, widow, 688 Wasliington
Emmons S. E. messenger Fulton Bank
Eminons Samuel & Sons (Robert L. and Stephen), ship
chandlers, 107 Stale, house opposite 14 Elliot
Emmons Sarah, tailoress, 743 Washington
Emmons Stephen (5. Emmons & Sons), h. op. 14 Elliot
Emmons Thomas, cooper, 19, house 21 Pleasant
Emmons William H. pianofortemaker, house Mf.lden
Emmsley Jolm, baker, Broadway corner Turnpike
English Charles, harnessruaker, 25 School, h. 5 Province
English James L. attorney, 16 Court, house 22 Beacon
English T. broker, 4 Exchange
Ennick William, North Margin near Pond
Enoch Ruth, widow, H-inchman lane
Enwright Patrick, blacksmith, 114 Sea
Eppes Eliza, widow, 10 Madison place
Ernest Priscilla, Salutation
Erskine Harmsh, widow, Humphrey place
Ervin Mary, house 87 Sumuier
Erving Edward S. cashier Hancock Bank, h. 23 Fayette
Erving Mary, widow of fcihirley, 127 Tremont
160 DIRECTORY.
Esbell Alexander, laborer, Williams court
Estabrook Jas. vv(;igh. and £;uag. C. H. h. JO La Gra. pi.
Eslabrook, Jones tfc Co. {James Scott, John G. Fisher).
9 Elm
Eslee Elijah, porter, house N. Margin corner Pond •
Etheridge Mary, widow, 53 Tremont •
Eustis Henry, lighterman. Battery
Eustis Joanna, widow, rear 5 VV. Second
Eustis Joseph, jr. importer, 1 15 Washington, h. 113 Frontt
Eustis Mary Ann, dressmaker, rear Lenox
Eustis Rebecca, widow, rear 34 Poplar
Eustis William T. & Co. {Bcnj. CaUender), hardware,,
13 Liberty square, h. 19 Mt. Vernon
Evans Ann, widow, 162 Purchase
Evans Alfred (Dana, E. ^ Dona), house 10 High
Evans Benjamin, truckman, h. 1 Hawley
Evans Chas. housctw't, Gibbs la. c. Broad, h. r. 2 North sq. .
Evans Charles S. house 59 Cambridge
Evans Richard S. house Kdiox
Evans {JVm.) & Lock {Philip JL), hats, 15 Dock square
Evans VVillJam E. watchmaker, Congress, h. 19 Williams
EveletJi (Joseph) &• Wood (Daniel. P.), leather and shoes,
42 Soutii Market. Eveleth's h. Chardon
Eveleth Samuel, appraiser Custom House, h. 5 Williams
Evendorff Charles, boarding, 90 Broad
Everdean M. K. milliner, G9 II mover, h 30 Friend
Everett Aaron, h. Kneeland corner Washington
Everett Alexander H. house 38 Summer
Everett (Charles) &, Mather (H. B.), commission mer-
chants, C Liberty square
Everett Erastus D. dry goods, 76 Salem
Everett Francis, teller City Bank
Everett George, paper hanger, 11 Vine
Everett James, chaplain U. S. Navy, Pitts court ,
Everett James M. printer, h. 61 Temple
Everett (John) At Pierce (Joshua .M.), junk shop, Broad
opposite Otis's wharf
Everett L. S. 43 Washington
Everett (Moses) & Ware (Leonard), W. I. g'ds, 47 L. wf.
Everett Moses, house 657 Washington
Everett (Otis, jr.) & Blake (J. 11.), chemists, 32 South
Market. Everett's house 740 Wasliington
Ewer Charles, house 59 South
Ewer Geo. VV. & Jas. C. stonecut'rs, Creek, h. S. Margin
Ewer James C. stonecutter, house Portland
DIRECTORY. 161
Ewer Nathaniel S. Iiousewriiijht, Bridge
Ewinger Hannah, widow, 9 Lynde
Ewins Sarah, widow, 14 13edford
FADER J. C. SlGTileston
Fagan Ann, widow, rear Short near Bedford
Fagan James, hiacksmith, Garden
Fagan Owen, laborer, 217 Ann
Fairbank Josiah, writing master, Adams School, Mason
Fairbanks Aaron B. gunsmith, 37 Exch. h. 2 N. Margin
Fairbanks Amos, shoes, 33 Merch. row, h.21 Pk-ichmond
r'airbanks Driiry, shoes, 34 Broad, h. 78 Temple
Fairbanks H. P. {Fairbanks, Loving & Co.), h. 8 Pearl pi.
Fairbanks Israel VV. hoiisewriglit, h. Stillman
Fairbanks John P. bookbinder, 136, h. G24 Washington
Faiibanks Otis, house 3 Oliver
Fairbanks (Stephen), Loring (Henry) & Co. (Henry P.
Fairbanks), hardw 82 Milk c. Kilby. F.'s h. 33Bedf.
Fairchild Joy H. Rev., Broadway
Fairfield John, merchant, 26 Central wf. h. 43 Bowdoin
Fairfield John O. merchant, 26 Central wf. h. 43 Bowdoin
Fairfield Martha, tailoress, h. 59 Cambridge
Fairservice Catherme, dressmaker, 4 Fayette court
Faler Oliver &. D. T. stable, Travers, h. Beverly
Fales (David JV.) & Datia (Otis //.), dry g'ds, 71 Water.
Fales boards 256 Washington
Fales (£. F.) & Daniels (Mams), dry goods, 24 Kilby.
F.'s house 256 Washington
Fales lialiburton (Sears & F.), house 121 Tremont
Fales Joseph J. physician, h. 256 Washington
Fales Samuel, merchant, h. 121 Tremont
Fales Squire M.iron found. Bridge c. Fruit, h. 14 Blossom
Falva Thomas, laborer, rear Broadway
Fdlvey John, laborer, h. 104 Broad
Faly Patrick, laborer, Peck lane
Faning David, laborer, 229 Broad
Fanning James G. printer, boards opposite 12 Front
Farley James, laborer, h. Creek square
Farley Robert, See'ry Atlantic Insur. Co. h. 45 Pinckney
Farmer George O. teacher music, 44 Federal
Farmer Geo. VV. umbrel.'mak. 7(5 Hanover, h. fHawkiHiS
Farmer Henry, furniture. 1 1 Howard, h. 58 Temple
Farmer John, laborer, 4 Salt lane
Farmer John P. blacksmith, 86 Front, h. 1 Newton place
Farmer Lavina, tailoress, house 8 Pleasant
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162 ' DIRECTORY.
Fanner Margoret, widow, 9 Hawkins
Farmer Nancy, widnw of Thomas, 1 Newton place
Farmer Thomas G. teamster, boards 1 Newton place
Farriam Henry, 5J) Federal corner JN'lillon plar-e
Farnam Thomas, silversmith, r. 87 Wash. h. Pitts court
Farnham William, laborer, Bartlett
Farnum D. i,ipholstr(5ss, rear 253 Washington
Farnum (P«?//), Kimball (Donicl) & Co. {Loring JYor-
cross), merchants, 87 Kilby
Farnum (Peter), Mills (Levis) & Wheeler (Jona. D.),
merchants, 7.') Kilby. F.'s h. 8 La Grange place
Farnsworth Charles, house 123 Purchase
Farnsworlli Ephraim (Hale &, F.). boards 8 Mason
Farnsworth Isaac D . W. I. goods, 13 S. Market, boards.
at N. E. Coffee House
Farnsworth Oliver, housewright, Lyman place
Farnsworth (IVulter) & Baxter (Jomcs,jr.), Eng. goods^
85 Kilby. Farnsworth's house in Roxbury
Farquar John, slater, boards 40 Federal
Farquarson Alexander, bottler, 12 Lucas place
Farral James, tailor, rear Centre
Farral James, laborer, rear Distil-house square
Farral Jt)hn, laborer, 139 Broad
Farral John, laborer, 1 Spring lane
Farral John, laborer, rear 12 Washington place iA
Farral Michael, laborer, rear 94 Sea
Farral Rrjbert, laborer, h. Southae cor. Grove
Farral William, laborer, 114 Brond
Farrall Bryan O., coachman, rear 146 Pleasant
Fanall Lawrence, laborer, lear 63 Elliot
Farrar Daniel, clerk, 41 South Market, h. 42 Cambridge
Farrcir Hannah, English goods, 371 and 605 Washington
Farrar Ira, waggoner, boards Sea near free bridge
Farrar Jacob, painter, house 1 South Bennet
Farrar Jefferson C. painter, 346 Washing, h. 28 Pleasant
Farrar John, hiborer, rear Sea near Summer
Farrar John A. printer, Ki Devonshire, h. 2 Leveret
Farrar Judson N. bookkeej). Commonw. B'k, h. 32 Myrtle
Farrar Mary, widow, h. 32 Myrtle
Farrar Otis C. cordwainer, house 73 Prince
Farrier John, rigirer, rear 27 Washington place
Farrington Ann, widow, 38 Salem
Farrington Charlotte, widow, 3 South street court
Farrington Eben. T. (L. Bartlett & Co.), h. Minot
Farrington Elizabeth, widow, C9 Chambers
DIRECTORY. 163
Farrinnfton (SamueJ) & Converse {Jaires C), dry goods,
] Liberty square. F.'s house Gl Federal
Farrington S. & L. dry goods, GO Chambers
Farrinirton Thos. druirgist, Tremont H. h. G9 Chainbeis
Farris James, h. Sea corner Piper's wharf
Farron John, rear 133 Hanover
Farry Thomas, Mechanic
Farwell Isaac, 92 Faneuil Mall market
Farvvell Lyman. See Fay & F.
Farwell Luther, housewright, h. 23 Myrtle
Farwell Wsilter, pointer, 13 Mt. Vernon, h. 23 Myrtle
Faulkner Charles (T. TarhMi^ Co.), b'ds at Wilde's, Elm
Faulkner Dvvight F. dom. goods, J5 Central, h 3 Acorn
Faulkner (Luther) & Reed (John T.), English goods, 10
Central. Faulkner's house 30 Chesnut
Favor Horace S. clerk, house Haymarket place
Favor (John) & Lothrop (Jinstl), house wrights, rear 13
Essex. Favor's house 463 Washington
Fawcett Samuel H. paver, 7 Spring
Faxon Eliza, widow of Eleb, h. 89 Sea
Faxon Henry, porter Houses of Correc «& Indus. S. Bost.
Faxon G. N. {^''. Faxon & Co.), h. 30 Atkinson
Faxon Isaiah, dry goods, 91 Court
Faxon James O. house 30 Atkinson
Faxon Nathaniel & Co. (Roland Cuthr,Xoah Blanchard
and Geo. JV. Faxon), boot store, 53 N. Market. F.'s
house 30 Atkinson
Faxon Oren, cordvvainer, 5 West, b. 2 Orange lane
Faxon Thomas, blacksmith, Pond, li. 61 Pond
Faxon William, house 20 Portland
Fay Dana, W. I. goods, 3] N. Market, h. 13 Beacon
Fay (Francis B.) &, Farwell (Lyman), W. I. goods, 15
Norih Market
Fay Harrison, 23 Faneuil Hall market, h. 34 Myrtle
Fay Heman, house 42 Allen
Fay Isaac, fruit, 9 Faneuil Hall, h. 6 McLean court
Fay (Joel) &. Tirrell (John), woodwharfingers, 78 Front
Fay Joel, house 14 Ash
Fay Luke, 78 Faneuil Hall market, h. 11 Hancock
Fay Nahum, 28 Merchants row, h. 85 Chambers
Fay Philip, laborer, rear 104 Purchase
Fay (Richard S.) &, Chapman (Jonathan), counsellors,
Tudor's buildings, Coint. Fay's house 67 Summer
Fay William C. distiller, Harvard, c. room 51 India wf.
house 454 Washington
164 DIRECTORY.
Fay Windsor, merchant, 51 India wharf, h. 10 Harvard
Fearing Albert & Co. {J. R. Aewell kV D. JV/iiton,jr.)f
ship chandlers, 1 City wharf, h. 12 Essex
Fe^jring Andrew C. See Thacher & F.
Fearing IMalilda, widow, dressmaker, 3 Harvard court
Fearing Thomas B. chirU Amer. Bank, h. 22 Purchase
Federhen John, baker, rear Mason near Avery
Federhen John, jr. &. Jacob, comb store, 69 Court, h.
87 Cambridije
Fell Caroline, widow, h. 90 Pleasant
Fellovves Abigail, intelligence office, 446 Washington
Fellows James, house 26 Vernon
Fellows Jonathan, clothes, 59 Commercial, h. 31 Prince
Felt Jonathan W. cabinetmaker, 34 Tremont near Wash.
Felt Joseph B. Rev. house 4 Oak place
Felt Oliver S. (Proctor, Palmer &. F.), h. 6 Otis place
Felt Rachael, widow, nurse, 3 Fayette court
Feltch Edward, cooper, h. Castle near Middlesex
Felton Artemas & Joel, distill. 563, h. 448 Washington '
Felton J(jel, distiller, h. rear 681 Washington
Felton John {Lvther F. & Co.), h. 652 Washington
Felton Luther &, Co. (John F.), distillers, 654 Washing.
c. room 6 Long wharf
Fenlee George, rigger, Forthill wharf, h. 38 Ann
Fen ley Patrick, grocery, 144 Ann I.
Fennell Sarah L. silk dyer, h. Avery
Fennell Thomas, rigger, h. rear 98 Warren
Fenno Abigail, widow, 1 Blake's court
Fenno Henry W. 231 Hanover
Fenno James W. attorney, 20 Court
Fenno John W. {Dana, F. (Sl Henshavj), h. 70 (>hesnut
Fenno Joseph, W. L goods, Hanover cor. Commercial
F(nino Lazarus, 281 Ann
Fenno Mary, widf)W, r(>ar 26 Belknap
Fenno Sibbel, widow, Margaret
Fenno William, coffee house, Cornhill court
Fenno William, honsewright, h. 87 Tremont
Fenton Charles S. portrait painter. Court cor. Tremont
Fenwick Benedict, Right Rev. h. Federal cor. Frankl. pi.
Ferguson James, tallow chandler, rear 730 Washington
Ferguson {John) & Milliken (./o5.), victual'rs, 11 Commer.
Fernald Ann, widow, 1 Sturgis [dace
Fernald Benjamin, cooper, h. 741 Washington
Fernald Clarissa, dressmaker. 111 Pleasant
Fernald Joseph {Rice 8f F.), h. 2 Prince !
DIRECTORY. 165
Fernald J, E., Northern House, 97 Hanover
Fernald Luke, blacksmilli, li. May
Fernald Lewis, liandcartman, boards 34 Federal
Fernald Lydia, widow of Noah, C8 Charter
Fernald Oliver, brass founder, Fulton, h. Garden court st
Fernald William M. cooper, h. 723 Washington
Fernald William S. blacksmith, Dorchester
Ferrin Aaron, 5th street near D street
Ferrin Freeman, chair painter, h. Pitts place
Ferrin Joseph, stonecutter, h. South street place
Ferrin Martha, upholstress, h. Pitts place
Ferrin Thomas, shipwright, h. 3d street near Dorchester
Ferriter Ann, widow, h. S. Russell cor. Cambridge
Fessenden Abijah (Baird 4" F.), h. 63 Cambridge
Fessenden Arthur, h. 2 Hay market place
Fessenden (C. B.), Thompson (J. B.) & Co. (B. H.
Skinner), commission merchants, 17 Central wharf
Fessenden Charles P. lookingglass frames, 4 Marshall
Fessenden John M. office 9 Joy's build'g, h. 158 Treraonl
Fessenden John P. blacksmith, 62, h. 60 Portland
Fessenden Mary, widow, nurse, 205 Hanover
Fessenden Nathan, ironfounder, 60 Portland
Fessenden Terrissa, widow, opposite 2 Bedford
Fessenden Thomas G. editor N. E. Farmer, h. Hancock
Fessenden (Timothy) &, Heard (Wm.), axletree makers,
Haverhill near Causeway, h. 8 Causeway
Ficketi Nathaniel, watchman, rear 18 S. Bonnet
Fickett Sarah, widow of Nathaniel, rear 18 S. Bennet
Field Barnum, instructer, h. 38 Fayette
Field Charles F., Foster place
Field Elisha, clerk and collector, 3 East
Field Enos &, Isaac, shoes and leather, 35 Central
Field George, shoes, 14 Hanover, h. Spring street place
Field Gilbert, printer, h. Milton
Field (Isaac) & Converse (J. JV.), hides and leather, 43
and 45 Broad. Field's house 7 McLean court
Field Joseph, house 754 Washington
Field Justin, counsellor, 20 Court, h. Orange place
Field Mary, house 35 Portland
Field Pearson H. shoes, 160 Washington, h. Castle
Field Charles, stage agent, 11 Elm
Field Thomas, Mechanic
Field Silas, auctioneer, N. side F. Hall, h. 3 Orange
Field William A. musician. West Centre
Fielding Edward, laborer, S. Russell, cor. Cambridge
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166 DIRECTORY.
Fifield Susan, tailoress, 3 Scott's court
Fillebrown Asa, organist, h. 5 Avery place
Fillebrown Edward, W. I. goods, I Boylslon
Fillebrown James, tailor, h. Chambers street court
Fillebrown John, house rear 2 Snowhill
Fillmore Daniel, Flev. 6 North Margin
Finch Arithony, Hanover avenue
Finity Edward, laborer, rear Merrimac
Finegan James, laborer, Goucli
Finn Cornelius, laborer. Broad opposite Maine wharf
Finn Henry J. comedian, boards i Arch
Finn Margaret, widow, head of Pearl
Finn Michael, laborei , rear 17 Sea
Fish Abiel, engineer, rear 4 Prince
Fish Asa, mason, rear 11 Distil-house square
Fish Susan, widow, h. 9 Bridge
Fish William S. house Commercial
Fisher Alden, rigger, h. Commercial cor. Henchman lane
Fisher Alvan, artist, '21 Scln)ol, h. 4 Derne
Fisher Amos, grocer, 68 Cambridge
Fisher A. Scott, tailor, h. 17 Hanover
Fisher Betsey . widow of Oliver, 734 Washington
Fisher Charles G. clerU, south 752 Washington
Fisher Cyrus, machinist, h. 70 Pleasant
Fisher Eliza, 26 Prince
Fisher Elizabeth G. boarding house, 469 Washington
Fisher Francis {Stevens, F. ty- Co.),h. Temple place
Fisher Freeman & Co. (5. H. Babcock)^ American goods,
50 Kilby, house 4 Kneeland
Fisher Haskell, truckman, h. rear 83 Pond
Fisher Jabez, distiller, c. r. 6 S. Market, h. 22 Harvard
Fisher Jabez, 2d, house 19 McLean
Fisher J. & N. provis. store, 9 Clark and 74 F. H. market
Fisher John D. physician, 11 Hay ward place
Fisher Joseph L. turner. Front, b. Middlesex near Castle
Fisher Nathaniel, provision dealer, h. 32 Garden
Fisher (Sidney) &, Morse {IVm. S. S.}, dry goods, 415
Washington
Fisher Warren (Hewins ^ F.), h. Nassau court
Fisher Washington, ploughmaker. Turnpike
Fisher Wi'lard N. hatter, 137 Cambridge, h. 4 Vine
Fisher William D. cordwainer. Mechanic
Fisk Alonzo, clerk, boards .5 Hay market place 1
Fisk Austin, clerk, rear 12 Front
Fisk Betsey, house 10 Oliver
DIRECTORY. 167
Fisk Gieorge, 121 Wnshington, h. 72 Chesnut
Fisk George A., 82 Milk cor. Kilby
Fisk Jolin J. cashier Eagle Bank, h. 34 Boylston
Fisk Jolin, bootmaker, 72 Congress, boards 40 Federal
Fisk Jonathan, cabinetmaker, 4 Wheeler's court
Fisk Josiah {IVhitney & F.), h. 42 Green
Fisk Peter, tailor, 67 Cornliill, h. 5S Myrtle
Fisk Prescott, grocer, 16 West, h. 5 Hay market place
Fisk Samuel {Freeman & F.), h. 9 Ash
Fisk William C. boards 30 VVarren
Fisk (JVm.) & Rice (^aron), mer. 4 Central wliaif
Fisk William, cabinetmaker, 841, h. 839 Washington
Fisk (fVm.) & Leiand (Horace), 21 Lcmg wharf
Fiske Augustus H. (Rand &, F.), h. 53 Chesnut
Fiske Benjamin, Pres. Amer. Bank, h. 2 Hancock av.
Fiske & Bridge, merchants, 55 Long wharf
Fiske Henry, clerk, h. 11 Beacon
Fiske John M. weiglier and guager. Custom House, h.
Commercial near Hanover
Fiske Joseph N. clerk, 67 Milk
Fiske Joseph, clerk, h. 11 Beacon
Fitch Elijah, h. 752 Washington
Fitch (Geo. IV.) «& Kill {Benj. F.), housewrights. Fort-
hill wharf F.'s house 11 Washington place
Fitch Jeremiah & Co. {John Fitch), English goods, 38
and 40 Central, h. Portland
Fitch J. B. {G. & H. Stearns & Co.), h. 165 Court
Fitch John (J. Fitch & Co.), h. Portland
Fitch John, portrait painter, h. 12 Myrtle
Fitz Jeremiah, housewright, h. rear 41 Charter
Fitz Josiah, baker, h. South Margin
Fitzgerald Atwood, laborer, rear 17 Sea
Fitzgerald Elizabeth, rear Henchman lane
Fitzgerald James, laborer, Batterymarch
Fitzgerald John, laborer, 93 Warren, another 105 Broad
Fitzgerald John Patrick, tailor, h. 5 Dearborn avenue
Fitzgerald Mary, widow, Peck lane
Fitzgerald Mary, widow, rear 147 Washington
Fitzgerald Thomas, 101 Broad
Fitzhugh H. W. captain as. quar. mast, office Scollay's
buildings, boards 4 Tremont place
Fitzpatrick Edward, laborer, 60 Purchase
Fitzpatrick Edward, laborer, Garden
Fitzpatrick Eleanor, widow, Theatre alley
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, rear 242 Hanover
168 DIRECTORY.
Fitzpatiick John, milkman, South Boston point
Fitzpatrick Thomas, grocer, 134 Ann 1
Fitzpatrick William, h. rear 11 Short
Fitzsimmons Mary, widow, Short near Bedford
Flagg Charles A. bar room, 131 State
Flagg Francis H. watchmaker, 82 Washington, h. Court
Flagg John G. & Co. (Sumner Flagg), uphol. 18 Union
Flagg Josiah F. surgeon dentist, 31 VVinter
Flagg {Sam'lM.) & Bird {Matthew), turners, Pitts court
Flaliarty Anthony, laborer, A street
Flaharty Michael, laborer, 110 Broad
Flahaven Sarah, widow of Robert, Hamilton
Flanagan Catharine, widow, Commer. op. Gray's wharf
Flanagan Michael, 112 Ann
Flanigan Patrick, stone mason, h. rear 23 S. Russell
Flanley John, stone cutter, 22 Water, h. 23 Union
Fleemin Ann, widow, rear 194 Hanover
Fleet Ann, 4 Atkinson
Fleming Patrick, cooper, house 118 Sea
Fleming James, laborer, h. Ill Broad
Fleming John, marble |)olisher, h. Devonshire
Fleming Mary, widow, Prospect
Fleming Patrick, machinist, Broadway
Fleming Patrick, laborer, Broadway
Fletcher Agnes, widow, 44 Brighton
Fletcher Amos, soda room, Cornhill sq. h. 16 Ann
Fletcher Ariel K. truckman, Salter place
Fletcher Benjamin F. housewright, 1 Bridge st. avenue
Fletcher Geo. M. 9 Cross
Fletcher Joel, watchman, rear 5 Cross
Fletcher Mary, widow, 25 Merrimac
Fletcher Oliver, druggist, 2 India, h. 10 Bulfinch
Fletcher Robert F. house G Wheeler's court
Fletcher Richard, counsellor, 10 State, h. 11 Avon place
Fletcher Sadoc, blacksmith, h. 11 Essex place
Fletcher Sarah, widow, h. Berry
Fletcher Timothy, clerk, 33 Court, h. 20 Milk
Flinn Daniel, laborer, 75 Short
Flinn John, 206 Ann
Flinn Jacob, teamster, 4th street
Flinn Michael, laborer, rear 46 Pleasant
Flinn Michael, rear Humphrey place
Flinn Michael, laborer, 3 Wharf
Flinn Morgan, cooper, 18 Hamilton
Flint Henry, 302 Ann
DIRECTORY. * 169
Flint Joseph W. (Morris <fe F), h. 11 McLean
Flint John, physician, 20 Tremont near Washington
Flint Joshua B. physician, 15 Green
Flint Levi, victualler, 8 Lona; wharf, boards G Centre
Flood Edward, hairdresser, Congress sq. Jj. 33 Pinckney
Flood Margaret, widow, Theatre alley
Flower Truman, essences, 50 Commercial, h. Mechanic
Floyd Andrew (J. G. Loring & Co.), h. r. 18 N.Russell
Floyd Daniel, shoe stock, 28 JNorth Market
Flo^d Henry, housewright, Commercial near Foster
Floyd Rachael, schoolmistress, back 5 Pleasant
Floyd Samuel, English goods, 4th street
Flynn Roger Hl Patrick ( fViUiamson, F. 4' Co.), h. rear
5 Sister
Flynn Mary, widow, rear 5 Sister
Fobes Edwin, 83 Faneuil Hall market, h.Distil-h. sq.
Fogerson James, h. Comnier. op. Gray's wharf
Fogg Jeremiah, stoves, 41 N. Mnrket, h. 59 Temple
Foley John, rigger, h. 106 Commercial
Foley John, laborer, PecU lane
Foley Michael, laborer, Creek square
Foley Michael. 103 Broad
Foley Patrick, tailor, boards Atkinson cor. Milk
Follansbee William, hackman, 9 Hanover
Follett Dexter, cellar 3 F. H. mar. h. 9 Green
Follet Hannah, widow, 48 Salem
Foiling Benjamin, housewright, h. 18 Carver
Foiling George, housewright, h. 51 Essex
Foiling George, jr. housewright, rear 19, h. 51 Essex .
Foiling Patrick, laborer, rear 6G4 Washington
Follus Richard, h. 8 W. Centre
Folsom Frederick, shoes, 405 Wash. h. 29 Fayette
Folsom Isaac L. {Chainberlin & F.), h. C3 Federal
Folsom John, cordwainer, 70 Summer
Foque Hypolite N. captain, house Greenough lane
Forbes Abner, Smith school, Belknap st. h. Broadway
Forbes Jonathan, 47 Fat)euil Hall market, h. 30 Allen
Forbes Luke, 20 Faneuil Hall market, h. 30 Myrtle
Forbes Robert B. h. Temple place
Forbes William, 25 State, stable 7 Sudbury
Forbush Jonathan & Co. (£. Townscnd), leather, 52
Chatham, h. 1 Vernon
Ford Barnard, truckman, 47 Long wharf, h. 4th street
Ford Bement, carpenter, n. S. Bridge, h. Suffolk, n. Dover
Ford Catherine, widow, C4 Prince
25
no DIRECTORY.
Ford Cornelius, rear 88 Merrimac
Ford Daniel B. housewright, house Dedham
Ford Elizabeth, school, rear 72 Cambridge, h. 31 PiDck»\
Ford Henry, laborer, 10 Oliver
Ford John, printer, 26 State, h. 19 Warren
Ford Joseph N. refreshments, foot Poplar, h. 1 Leveret ct.
Ford Mary, straw bonnet maker, 16 Green
Ford Nathan. Sec Barker & F.
Ford Samuel D. dry floods, 95 Hanover, h. 49 Carver
Ford Sarah, widow, 49 Carver
Ford Sarah B. tailoress. 485 Washington
Ford Simeon, mason, Thacher st. court
Forest John, cordwainer, boards 7 Nassau
Forester Mary, boarding, 42 Pond
Forristall Ezra, truckman, 21 India, h. 6 Blossom
Forristall Jonas, h. Merrimac
Forrister Grace, widow, rear 585 Washington
Forsaith John, fruit, 11 Market square
Forsberg Dorcas, widow. Bridge street avenue
Forsey S , cabinet maker, h. Lyman place
Forster Jacob, jr. merchant, 26 Long wharf
Fortune John, cordwainer, 34 Sea, h. 17 High
Fosdick Abigail, widow, house re^^r 15 Winter
Fosdick John, English goods, 65 Kilby
Foskett Ebenezer, cabinetmaker, h. rear 5 Winter
Foss J. D. See T. W. Seaver & Co.
Foss & Gilmore, distillers, Charlestown, c. r. 13 India
Foss Isaiah, laborer, 245 Ann
Foss Mary, widow, 108 Cambridge
Foss Stephen L., May
Fossett Alvin, victualler. Creek square
Foster Adams, laborer, Warren place
Foster Andrix A. provisions, Bromfield, h. 1 West
Foster Archibald, Sec. Tremont Ins. Co. and Brazilian
vice consul, house 7 Hanover
Foster Benj. F. accountant, 116 Wash. h. 126 Cambridge
Foster Catharine, widow, 6 Bartlett
Foster Catharine, widow, 18 Cross
Foster Charles S. (./. H. F. c^- Son), h. 70 Bedford
Foster Charles W. dry goods, 15 Kilby, h. 39 Bowdoin
Foster Eben. B. clerk, 6 Congress, h. 51 Poplar
Foster Edward A. See Haughton &. F.
Foster Elizabeth H. & B'rances, dry goods, 7 Hanover
Foster Francis A. tailor, h. 19 Province House court
Foster Franklin, coachman, h. 10 Hayward place
DIRECTORY. 171
Foster Franklin, truckman, h. 1 Cooper
Foster George W. musician, 9 Garden
Foster Herman, housewrii^ht, Hawkins
Foster Henry G. clerk, 98 Charles
Foster (Isaac) & Peirce {Oliver), stablers, Devonshire
Foster Isaac, h. Harvard place
Foster Isaac 11. cabinetmaker, rear 714 Washington
Foster Jaeob, house 52 Hanover
Foster (Jacob), Cowdin (John) & Co. (Moses F. Stimson)^
soapstone works, Charlestown and Front
Foster James, laborer, 44 Pond
Foster James H. & Son (Charles S.), paper hangings,
156 Wash. h. 70 Bedford
Foster James H. jr. 6 Federal court
Foster J Frederick, truss maker, h. 74 Pleasant
Foster Jeremiah, fruit cellar, 1 Wash. h. 2 Somerset pi.
Foster Joel, W. I. goods, 81 Commercial, h. Vine
Foster John, shipjoiner, Commercial near Foster
Fo.ster John, stevedore, 201 Ann -
Foster John, teamster, 81 Sea
Foster John H house 12 Hollis
Foster John H. (Phineas F. <^ Co.), h. 5 Bulfinch place
Foster Johnson W. cabinetmaker, h. Church, n.S, Cedar
Foster Josepli, goldsmith, 171 Ann
Foster Joseph, first clerk State treasury
Foster Joshua, mariner, r. Greenough lane
Foster Leonard, h. Nassau court
Foster Lucretia, widow, 7 Brattle
Foster Martha, widow, 4 Vernon
Foster Mary, widow. 137 Tremont
Foster Matthias S., W. I. goods, 27 Com. h. 7 N. Centre
Foster Nathan, fruit, 13 Water, h. 1 Spring st. court
Foster Nathaniel, rear 6 Staniford
Foster Phineas &l Co. (John H. Foster), dry goods, 34
Central, h. 5 Bulfinch place
Foster Samuel B. house 2 Bedford
Foster Samuel H. house 39 Bowdoin
Foster Sarah, fancy goods, 290 Washington cor. Bedford
Foster Thomas, housewright, h. 19 Province H. court
Foster Thomas H. suspender maker, 33 School, house
19 Province House court
Foster Thos. R. (Wellington & F.), h. 6 Bulfinch
Foster Thomas W. clerk, house 5 Vine
Foster VVm. D. provisions, Bromfield, h. rear 10 Bedford
Foster William, mason, 154 Hanover
172 DIRECTORY.
Foster William E. cooper, h. Wash. pi. cor. Gibbs lane
Foster William E. physician, office 1 S. Bennet
Foster William, house Exchange Coffee House
Fovvle Chas. S.'(lVcthereU, Foicic ^- Barlow), h. 14 Elliot
Fowie George M. merchant, 8 India vvf h. 107 Front
Fowle George, monitorial sch. Fayette ct. h. 49 South
Fowle Henry, pump maker, house 49 South
Fowle Henry, jr., Ann head Sargent's and Union wharf
Fowle Isaac & Co. (Spencer Bc.afJy ^' J. D. S/- W. H.
jPo7tf/c), carvers, 107 Commercial, h. 246 Hanover
Fowle James, druggist, corner Leveret
Fowle John D. {Isaac F. «^ Co.), h. 24G Hanover
Fowle John, boards 3 Newbury place
Fowle {Parker) &■ Brewer {G. Jl.), carpet store, 164
Wash. F.'s h. 12 Harvard
Fowle Seth W. druggist, Salem cor. Prince, h. 83 Salem
Fowle William B. female monitorial school, Temple av.
h. 101 Essex
Fowle {Wiliiam) & Allen (F. D.), dry goods, 93 Kilby.
Fowle's house 2 Province House court
Fowle William H. carver, h. 246 Hanover
Fowler Albert, mariner, boards 106 Purchase
Fowler Asahel, housewright, 3 Cooper
Fowler John, laborer, Fleet
Fowler John R. coach maker, rear 104 Sea
Fowler O. R. painter, 95 Pond
Fowler Mary, widow, house 22 Bulfinch
Fowles Mary, widow, 1 May
Fox Charles, instructer, Boylston school, h. 5 Hollis
Fox Ellen, laundress, Market place
Fox George H. clerk, Williams ct.
Fox Jacob, turner, rear 129 Cambridge, h. do.
Fox John, baker, h. 1 Cedar street c«)urt
Fox Peter, laborer, 6 Wharf
Fox Rachel, widow, 5 Columbia
Fox Richard, painter, house 11 Federal court
Foxcroft Betsey, widow, house 13 Beacon
Foye John, ropemaker, Suffolk rear 815 Washington
Foye John, jr. housewright, house Arnold
Foy William, laborer, op. 16 Ash
Foy Patrick, milkman, rear 4th street;
Flacker William, turner. Battery
Francis David {Munroe & F.), library, 364 Washington,
house 5 La Grange place
Francis Ebenezer, merchant, h. Somerset
i
DIRECTORY. 173
Frances Frederick, laborer, Humphrey place
Francis James, bookbinder, Soutli end Washington
Francis John, coppersmith, 3, h. 12 Marshall
Francis Mary, widow, 59 Hanover
Francis Nathaniel (//. Graij &• Co.), h. 15 Montgona. pi.
Francis Nath'l, pumpmaker, 52 India wf. h. 95 Purchase
Francis Peter L. grocer, Butolph
Francis Simon, grocer, Brighton corner Leveret
Francis Thomas D. painier, h. 32 Fayette
Francis Thomas D. h. 30 Bridge
Franc Peter, laborer, Williams court
Franck Jazeniah, liv. stable, op. GOl Wash. h. 41 Warren
Franks Charles F. mariner, 72 Prince
Franksen John H. clothing, 2 Clinton, h. Fulton
Fraser Simon, shoemaker, rear 32 Pleasant
Frazier George, tailor, boards 64 Essex
Frazier Hannah, widow of James, rear 20 Pleasant
Frederickson Adolph, Battery
Freeland Ann, widow, iJ21 Ann
Freeman Benj. dry goods, 12 Chatham, li. 16 Purchase
Freeman, Cobb <k Co. (C L. Roberts, H. S. Kendall,
Eben. Rhoades ^ E. G. Roberts), dry g'ds, 71 Milk
Freeman Edmund, 122 Faneuil Hall market
Freeman John, transportation agent. Bos. & Wor. Rail
Road, h. 7 S. Bennet
Freeman John D. printer, 110 Wash. h. 14 Chambers
Freeman Josephus, caulker. Battery
Freeman Moses, machinist, boards 4 Prov. House court
Freeman Peter W., Sec'y Boston Ins. Co. h. 27 High
Freeman Simon B. housewright, h. 36 Belknap
Freeman Watson, crock, ware, 12 Chatham, h. 3 Barton
Freeman (Win.) & Fisk (Sam.), dry goods, 7 Liberty sq.
F.'s h. 49 Cambridge
French Abram (/. B. Pierce & Co.), h. 2 Poplar
French Anthony, 4 Bridge court
French Alpheus T. 14 Faneuil Hall market
French & Arnold, truckmen, count, r. 118 State]
French A. S. See Gale & F.
French Arthur, merchant, 16 Howe's wf. h. 8 Lincoln
French Benjamin, housewright, h. South Foster place
French Benj. & Co. (John Dane), merch. 12 S. Market,
house 1 Leveret
French Benjamin V., W. I. goods, 334, h. 332 Wash.
French Charles D. clerk, h. 23Tremont,n. Washington
25*
174 DIRECTORY.
French (Ckas.) & Davenport (Geo.), W. I. goods, t
Central wf. French's house 1 Essex court
French Charles, druggist, 181 Hanover, h. 9 N. Bennet
French Daniel, housewright, h. I street, cor. 1st street
French David, soda maker, h. Market place
French Ebenezer, painter, h. 4 Distil-house square
French Elizabeth, widow, opposite 1 Norfolk place
French Emma, widow, h. 1 May
French Ephraim, wirevvorker, Portland, h. 2 Poplar
French Hiram, 13 F. H. market, h. 4 Bath
French James H. paper hanger, Blackstone, h. 38 Union
French John, 8 Long wharf, h. 637 Washington
French Jefferson, mason, Merrimac
French John, distiller, Essex, h. South street court
French John E. blacksmith, 37 Salem
French Jonathan, house 732 Washington
French Jonathan, housewright, h. 29 Boylston
French Jonathan, jr. (T. Lord «^ Co.), h. 744 Washing.
French Mary, widow, rear Lenox
French Mary, widow, boarding house, Harvard place
French Meriam, widow, h. rear 9 S. Russell
French Moses, h. South Margin
French Moses, jr. wood and coal, Maine wharf near
Summer, h. 1 Purchase place
French Samuel, mason, 4 Bntolph
French Susan, milliner, 312 Washington
French Tellitha, widow, rear 120 Purchase
French Thomas, boarding house, 196 Tremont
French Thomas, truckman, Cooper
French Thomas E. comb maker, 3 Graphic court, h. 3
Cornhill sq.
French Thos. N. c room 8 Long wf h. 635 Washington
French William, distiller, Di«til-JiQuse sq. h. 10 do.
Friedham John, professor music, h. 3 Southac ct.
Friend (Thatcher) & Atkinson (Henry)^ painters, Scotts
court. F.'s h. 17 Salem pi.
Frobisher Benj. C. jeweller, S7 Wash. h. 6 Hayward pi.
Frobisher Joseph B. house 4th street
Eroding Mary, widow, 9 Avon place
Frost Benjamin, painter, h. 115 Pleasant
Frost Colman, h. 14 Second
Frost George B. tailor, 13 Myrtle
Frost Jane, widow, house 44 Bridge
Frost Joshua portrait painter, 2 Graphic court
Frost Joseph, 1 Unity court
DIRECTORY. . 175
Frost Lucy, widow, 1 Harvard
Frost Lowell, painter, h. 119 Pleasant
Frost JVathan, 46 Commercial
Frost Reuben, drain digj^er, rear GO Myrtle
Frost Samuel T. painter, h. 23 South Ku^^sell
Frost Scripture, cordw'r, 100 Cambridge, h. 25 Blossom
Frost Walter, carriage manufactory, lb4 Tremont and
rear Court, See advertisement
Frost William, confectioner, 31 Cambridge
Frost William, merchant, 62 VV^ater, ii. Mt. Vernon
ji Frost William R. stabler, Hanover
Frothingham Amos T. teller Tremont Bank
Frolhingham Eleanor, widow, 9 West
Frothingfiam Ephraim L. cashier Traders' Bank, h. 1
Tremont cor. Washington
Frolhingham G. W. dry goods, 245 Wash. h. 28 Warren
Frothingham Joanna, widow of Ebenezer, 3 Oak
Frothingham Lydia, widow, l)ouso Mason
Frothingham Nat. coachpaint. Hawley pi. h.78 Tremont
Frothingham Nalh'l, 2d, coachpaint. 9 West^ h. Boylston
Frothingham Nathaniel F. commis. mer. 25 Long wf.
Frothingham Nathaniel L., Rev. 43 Summer
Frothingham Samuel, cashier U. S. Bank, h. 6 Beach
Frothingham Thomas, coachmaker, 9 West
Fruin John, whipmaker, h. 547 Washington
Frye Isaac W. groceries, 17 Beacon, h. 143 Court
Frye Sarah Jane, h. 6 F'riend street place
Fry Levi. See Grant & F.
Fullam David, stable, 2 Bowdoin square
Fuller Aaron, baker, h. rear 132 Pleasant
Fuller Abigail, nurse. Church near Piedmont
Fuller Alexander, boards 3 Morton place
Fuller Abraham W. counsellor, 31 Court
Fuller Ebenezer, grocer, 123 Hanover
Fuller Elijah, boarding house, 105 Tremont
Fuller Ezra, boards 6 Suffolk place
Fuller Henry H. counsellor, 6 Stale, h. 2 Avon place
Fuller James, liousewright, h. 78 Warren
Fuller Jeremiah, blacksmith, h. Brookline near Suffolk
Fuller John H. liackman, h. 8 Boylston square
Fuller John S. south 744 Washington
Fuller John E. house 1 Pitts
Fuller Josiah, hackman, 1 1 Portland
Fuller Mary W. boarding, 2 Newbury place
Fuller Samuel, last maker, h. 681 Washington
176 DIRECTORY.
Fuller Samuel N. bath house, 12 Bath st. h. 54 Friend
Fuller Seth, bellhanger, 2 Wilson lane, h. Ridgevvay lane
Fuller Stephen P. surveyor, rear 60 State, h. 17 Hancock
Fuller Timothy, blacksmith, house 6 Lucas place
Fuller William F. blacksmith, 34 Prince
Fuller William M. blacksmith, house 5ih street
Fuller Zenas, painter, 3 Distil-house square
Fullerton Henry N. com. merch. C6 Kilby, h.56 Temple
FuUerton James & Co. {J. Tufts), iron, 1 and 2 South
Market, house 2 Hancock avenue
Fullerton Jennet, widov^, rear Leveret lane
Fullerton Samuel, grocer, 64 Union
Fullock William G. 48 Ann
Fullum Jacob, boarding house, Broadway
Fullton Elizabeth, boarding h. 679 Wash. cor. Carney pi.
Fullton Samuel, mason, 7 Milton
Funk Joseph, tailor, h. 24 Hamilton
Furber John D. tobacconist. 68 Broad, h. at Mansion H.
Furber Thomas, plater, 16 Uniim, h. 35 Chambers
Furbush Benjamin F. surveyor, 5 Hull
Furbush Joseph, laborer, 8 Sudbury
Furbush James, laborer, 60 Broad
Furbush Milo, grocer, 43 Federal, house rear
Furlong Henry, captain, h. 22 Orange
Furiorg John, laborer, 105 Milk
Furness Nathaniel H. house 41 Spring
Furness William, clerk Union Bank, house in Medford
Furness William, jr. clerk, h. 41 Spring
Fussell James, tailor, h. 5 Madison place
GABRIEL JOHN, sailmaker, house rear N. Margin
Gaffield Esther, h. Deacon
Gaffield Thomas, cordwainer, 48 Congress, house rear i
Gage Aaron, dry goods, 53 Hanover, h. 1 Prospect
Gage {Addison G.) & Streeter (J\athan H.) stablers,
Bromfield, boards 5 Province House court
Gage Benjamin W. crockery, 144 Wash. h. 176 do.
Gage Ebenezer S., 46 Washington, h. 23 Brattle
Gage John (Jenness, G. & Moody), h. at Com. Coffee H.
Gage Moses, hair dresser, 46 Merchants row, boards
Eastern Stage house
Gahagan James, boarding, 165 Ann
Gair John, sailmaker, Liverpool wf. h. 72 Purchase
Gale Isaac, 101 Faneuil Hall market
Gale John, 1 Fayette avenue
DIRECTORY. 177
Gale L. B. surjifeon, 3 Bowdoin sq. h. 74 Temple
Gale {MiJton) & French {/I. S ), lealh. deal. a2N. Market
Gale Milton, boards 25 Brattle
Gale Nathaniel, clothing, IbU Ann
Gale Samuel, house B street
Gal V in Peter, laborer, house CreeU square
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, North Rlargiti
Gallauciet Edward, erigraver, 4 Court
Gallavvay Joanna, widow, 91 Merrimac
Galley Richard, laborer, hoards 30 Sea
Gallot Nathan, sexton, house Hayrnarket place
Gallon Jan)es, mariner, rear North square
Galloope Richard, hairdresser, Congress square, h. Hull
Galucia Ambrose B. painter, Bath corner Water, 1j. corner
Short street court
Gamage John W. house rear Northampton n, Plymouth
Gamble Alexander, laborer, 186 Ann
Gammell Eliza and Sarah, house 30 South
Gammell Samuel, boarding house, opposite 4 Columbia
Gammon Stephen, cordwainer, h. 67 Bedford
Gammon William, laborer, house 07 Bedford
Gannett Clarissa, nurse, opposite 34 Elliot
Gannett Cole, shipwright, house Cotton place
Gannett Ezra S. Rev. 28 South
Gannett Isaac, cooper, 55 Prince
Gannett Nahum, stonecutter, h. rear 61 South
Ganncm Michael, laborer, 2 Wharf
Ganzler George, teamster, 17 Second
Garaux Francis, baker, 17 Portland
(iardiner Mary, widow of Rev. Dr. house Temple place
Gardiner William H. (Dexter «fe G.), h. Temple place
Gardner Caleb, baker. May corner Butolph
Gardner Elizabeth, widow, 22 South Russell
Gardner Francis, counsellor, 3 Franklin avenue
Gardner Hannah, widow, rear 121 Pleasant
Gardner Jairus, machinist, house 6 Sudbury
Gardner James K. dry goods. 55 Hanover
(iardrier John, hardware, S Liberty sq. h. 39 Mt. Vernon
Gardner John, mariner, h. Commercial opposite Foster
Gardner John, plane makf-r, h. Soulhac corner Grove
Gardner John L. {Lowell iSi G.), house 1 Beacon
Gardner Joseph H., Sec'ry Neptune Insurance Company
Gardnei (Leavitt) jfc Murdock {Jlmasn,jr.), planemakers,
4 Green. Gardner's house 1 Milton
Gardner Loring, shipsmith, Cotton place, h. 4 Purchase
178 DIRECTORY.
Gardner Mary, ready made linen, 256 Washington '*
Gardner Mary J. widow of Simon, 13 Pearl place ^
Gardner Oakman, housowright, May
Gardner Robert, laborer, rear Castle
Gardner (Robert) & Sylvester {Adam), W. I. goods,;
Northampton
Gardner Russell, housewright, h. rear Canton n. Dedham
Gardner Samuel P. merchant, house 33 Summer
Gardner William, housewright, rear 344 Washington
Gardner William C. See Cazenove &. Co.
Garland Daniel, mason, h. 80 Warren
Garland James, housewright, r. 530 Wash, h. 86 Warrem
Garland John, baker, house rear Unity
Garland Joseph, 3 Pond
Garran Jabez, house Unity
Garrett Robert, hoarding house, 198 Ann
Garrety Thomas, laborer, 22 Stillman
Garrety Thomas, laborer, 2 Wharf
Garrghty Michael, marble polisher, rear 664 Washington
Garrison {IViUiam L.) & Knapp (/5«<ic), publishers Lib-
erator, 31 Cornhill
Gartland Peter, mason, rear 23 South Russell
Garvin Chauncey, mason, h. 7 Boylston square
Gaskell Lyman C. clothes, 61 Washington, h. 13 Cross*
Gass Joseph, stonecutter, Brighton, house 3 1-2 Spring
Gassett Henry & Co. {MExander S. Riley), English goods,
14 Kilby, house 50 Summer *
Gates Columbus, physician, 133 Hanover
Gaies Fanny, widow, nurse, 71 Elliot
Gates Israel, house Newborn place '
Gates James W. & Co, (Levi & IVilliam Heyicood), chair
dealers, 42 India. Gates boards 4 Bowdoin
Gates Jacob, physician, 13 Franklin
Gates J'onathan, laborer, h. 31 Belknap *
Gault Benjamin, laborer, 2d street
Gault Robert, typefounder. Charter
Gavett James, tallow chandler, h. 33 Thacher
Gavett James H. house 10 1-2 Pleasant
Gavett Jonathan, groceries, Tremont, h. Warren place
Gavett Joseph, cordwainer, house Wheeler's court
Gavett Robert, machinist, house 33 Warren
Gavett William R. dry goods, Washington cor. Boylston,
boards 2 La Grange place
Gay Charles E. grocer, 237 Ann, house 3 Moon
Gay Eben F. house 155 Hanover
DIRECTORY. 179
Gay (Eben V.) & Veasie {Eli)^ shoes, 41 Merchants row.
Gay's house rear 13 Richmond
Gay George, counsellor, 20 Court, h. Hollis cor. Tremont
Gay George H. dentist, 252 Washington
Gay Lemuel, house I'JO Hanover
Gay Lewis H. {Baldicin 8^f G.), house 13 Centre
Gay Martin, physician, 48 Milk, boards 8 Pearl
Gay (Phineas E.) & Bird (Sam. J.), iron dealers, 44 India
Gay Phineas E. house 95 Pleasant
Gay Robert H. merchant, 13 Long wharf
Gay Rufus M. clerk in Custom House, boards 17 Pearl
Gay Sally M. boarding, 98 Court
Gay Stephen, intelligence office, 3 Brattle square
Gayle Levingston, mariner, Washington avenue
Ga^lord Charles, printer and inkmaker, 2d street
Geitner Charles, teacher of music, 101 Tremont
George Abiiiail, boarding house, rear ICl Washington
George Asa, housewright, house Garden
George Hiram, housewright, house Northampton
George John S. shoemaker, 90 Sea
George Luke, housewright, house 43 Leveret
George Luke, merchant, house 43 Leveret
George Natlianiel, machinist, h. Silver
George Nathaniel M. & Co. (Luke), flour, 40 Long wf,
house North Russell
Germaine Susan, widow, 80 Pond '
Gerrish James, blacksmith, rear Broadway
Gerrish Thomas, brickmaker, rear Broadway
Gerry Efbridge, merchant, 62 Kilby, h. 22 Beacon
Gerry (Samuel L.) & Burr (Jcunes), ornamental painters,
3 Cornhill. Gerry's house 3 Madison place
Geyer Andrew, druggist, 104 Hanover
Geycr Charles, mustard factory, Cross, h. 29 do.
Geyer George, cooper, Brighton near Poplar
Geyer J. W. merchant, 14 Rowe's wharf
Geyer Mary F. leeching establishment, 182 Tremont
Gherade Alexander, musician, bonrds 17 Franklin place
Gibbens Daniel L. grocer, 218 Washington
Gibbens Margaret, house Williams court
Gibbens Mary D. widow of George M, 26 Orange
Gibbs Abigail, 38 Milk
Gibbs Ira, lumber. East, house rear 44 Essex
Gibbs Nathan B. (Benj. Burgess &Son),h. High c. Sum'
Gibbs Sarah, house Mount Vernon
Gibson Anna P. tailoress, Hajniarket place
180 DIRECTORY.
Gibson Betsey, house 101 Washington
Gibson Charles L. 16 Kilbv
Gibson George, house 101 Washington
Gibson George G. house 45 Fayetla
Gibson James, captain, h. 20 Thacher
Gibson Jolin B. merchant, h. 32 Chesnut
Gibson John M. innholder, 107 Milk
Gibsorj Hosea, paperhanger, h. Mason corner Avery
Gibson Joseph, clerk, rear 18 i^outh Bennet
Gibson Kimball {Mc/iols 4^ G.), house lOG Charles
Gibson Thomas, boarding, 243 Ann
Gifford Alden, captain, 5G Leveret
GifFord Ann, widow, rear 12 South Russell
Gilbert Anthony, hairdresser, 250 Washington
Gilbert Ashel, housewright, h. 19 N. Russell
Gilbert Benjamin J. 37 Warren
Gilbert Benjamin R. {Gilbert .!(/ Sons), h. 533 Washington
(lilbert Henry S. boards 105 Front
Gilbert Increase, pianofortemaker, h. 9 S. Bennet
Gilbert John, jr. VV. I. goods, 1G5 Tremont, h. 12 Hanover
GiH)ert Lemuel (T. Gilbert <^- Co.), h. 1 Jefferson place
Gilbert Luther, groceries, 10 Jjcveret, h. 6 Lyman place
Gilbert Sarah M. widow, 100 Ann
Gilbert Timo. & Co. {Henry Safford <fe Lemuel Gilbert),
pianoforte manufactory, 393 & 400 Wash. h. 10 Front
Gilbert & Sons {Samuel, Samuel jr. and Benjamin R.)f
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Ibert Samuel, jr. house 531 Washington
le A, G. See Noyes «fe G.
les Ann, millinery, 212, house 210 Washington
les John B. house rear 44 Pond
II Christopher, captain, house 6 Fayette
II Daniel, laborer, h. rear 8 South street place
II Eliza, 446 Washington '
II Henry, laborer, rear 194 Hanover
II Michael, laborer, 74 Warren
II Perez, lumber. Front, house 12 South Bennet
11 Simon, captain, 22 Brighton
II Samuel W. machinist, house Canal
II Thomas, tailor, Turnpike near 4th street
11 William, bookbinder, h. 3 Cornhill square
llespie John W. housewright, h. Castle n. Middlesex
llett Philo A. clerk, boards at Kilburn's Coffee House
llfeather Daniel, laborer, Jl Distii-house square
DIRECTORY. 181
Gillfeather Margaret, widow, South Margin
GilHng John, mariner, Langdon place
Gilman George W. {Cmnmings 4" G.), h. 134 Hanover
Gilman Joseph, tailor, h. 18 HainiUon
Gilman Nathaniel, confectioner, Salem corner Cross
Gillon JNeal, laborer, rear 20 Pleasant
Gilman M. S. L. sailmaker, h. Lancaster
Gilman Zebnion, boarding house, 39 Leveret
Gilmore Addison (Foss «fc G.), h. 4 Orange court
Gilmore Freeman, clerk, house 34 Charles ,
Gilmore James, house 97 llurchase
Gilmore Jos(?ph A. {Lcacfi, Crosby &/• G.), h. 2 Oliver
Gilmore Josiah, merchant, 12 S. Market, h. 7 Causeway
GiJson Asa, jr. house 18 Blossom
Gilson Henry Y. last maker, h. rear C81 Washington
Gilson Jonas, housewright, house rear Northampton
Gilson (Joshua) & Livermore (JVm..), grocers, West cor.
Mason, and Warien cor. Elliot. G. boards 12 Avery
Ginkison William G. cartman, N. Margin
Giraud Mary, house C8 Belknap
Givven John S. housewright, 13 Charter
Glasby John, laborer, h. rear 3d street
Glazier Jotham, innholder, Warren Hotel
Glazier L C. See Waller Corey & Co.
Gleason Charles, cooper, 4th street
Gleason Charles F. bookbinder, h. 26 Portland
Gleason Horace, attorney, 9 State
Gleason John, laborer, rear 37 Brighton
Gleason Philip, housewright, h. rear 8 Fayette
Gleason William T. printer, 35 Pinckney
Glines Nathan H. stall 6 Boylston market
Glines Simeon D. house 14 N. Russell
Glover Elisha V. constable, 2 Franklin av. h. Southac ct.
Glover Edward, house 49 Charter
Glover Enoch, Leveret court
Glover Georse W. hoiisewrisht, 99, house 91 Charles
Glover John B. boards 17 South Bennet
Glover Jonas, captain, 8 Oak
Glover Lewis J. physician, 26 Orange
Glover Mary, Butolph
Glover William, umbrella maker, h. oppo. Norfolk pi.
Glynn John, bell hanger, Marlboro' pi. h. Wheeler's ct.
Godbold {Gustavvs Jl.) &, Greene (E. L.), shipsmiths,
Commercial n. Ann. Godbold's h. Henchman lane
Godbold John, clerk, 8 Tileston
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182 DIRECTORY.
Goddard Charlotte, 147 Ann
Godd.ird Klias \V. {Clapp &. G.), house 5 Unity
Goddard Eunice, widow, 7 Tileston
Goddard George A. house Walnut
Goddard Ira, cordvvaincr, 15 Cross
Goddard James, coachmaker, oppo. 10 West, h. 16 Avery
Goddard John, masttnaker, 14 Fh;et,
Goddard Jonathan, liouse 571 Washington
Goddard Nathaniel, nier. 1() Union wf. h. 53 Summer
Goddard Sarah, widow of George S. house 3 Stillman
Goddard {Thomas) &. Dennis (Enoch), coach and chaise
makers, JDOTremont. G.'s house 25 Poplar
(xoddard Thomas A. clerk, house IG Avery
Goddard William W. provisions, 9 Balterymarch, h. do.
Goddard William, housewright, South, house 49 Sea
Goddard William & Son (iViUiam IV.), merchants, 48
Central wharf, house 4 Hamiltoij place
Goddard William, jr. housewright, h. Newbern place
Goditig Henry, refreshments, head Otis's wharf
Goff Sarah, widow of Ebenezer, 20 Washington place
Goff Sarali, nurse, rear 32 Pleasant
GotF William, house Arnold
GofFe Joseph, 16 Sheate
Golden Patrick, laborer, rear 104 Purchase
Golderman Casper, lailor, 43 Cornhill, h. rear 56 Poplar
Golding Geo. mes. N. E. Marine Ins. Off. h. 41 Atkinson
Golding John P. straw & silk manu. 3 Lindall, h. 89 High
Goldsmith Jonathan, huusevvrii'lit, 40 iVlerrimac
Goldsmith L. M. 9 Merchants row
Goldsmith Seth, binder, Franklin av. h. 1 South st. court
(loldihwaii Joseph G. house 3 Cross
Go(»ch Sa.'Tiuei, cooper, Suffolk corner Carney pi.
Goodale Alice, widow, Humphrey place
Goodale Joshua, weigl)er, 30 India wf. h. 36 Fayette
Goodbv James. See Ward, G. »t Co.
Goodby William. See Ward, G. &• Co.
Guodell John G. victualler, Merrimac cor. Pitts
Goodell Joseph W. clerk, house 95 Summer
Goodenow Julia, nurse, 4 Carver
Goodhue Charles B. jeweller, 15 Union
Goodhue Isaac, coach and chaise maker, Northampton,
h. south end Washinglon
Goodhue J. S. hiirdresser, 3 Summer
Goodhue Moses C. cooper, Broadwav
Gooding Betsy, widow of Thomas, 219 Hanover
DIRECTORY. 183
Goodinfr Henry, watchmakor, 65 Wash. h. 5 Montg. pi.
Gooding Thomas, brassfotuidcr, 18 Pitts
Goodnow Charles, housewrighl, horse Market place
Goodnow D. &. G., W. 1. goods, 577 Washington
Goodt)o\v John (Piercp. ^' G.), hoards 11 Elm
Goodrow Jones, paver, house Blossom court
Goodnow Lyman, paver, Cainl)ridge corner Charles
Goodnow Peter, domes. g'd.s,2.') Central, h. 21 La Gra. pi.
Goodnow Susan, boarding, h. 9 Morton place
Goodrich Edward, 2 Tilesttm
Goodrich Eben. organ builder, r. 33 Wash. h. 63 Hancock
Goodrich (Ira) & Huntington ( L. ./? ), tailors, 5 Joy's b'g
Goodrich Isaac W. stationer, 58 Waslung. h. 21 Cambr.
Goodrich Mary, widow, 4 Clark
Goodrich Oliver, house 10 Blossom
Goodiich Samuel G. editor, 8 School
Goodridge Ambrose H. printer, h. 6 Stillman place
Goodridge Elizabeth, miniature painter, h. Lyman place
Goodridge Frederick. See Stickriey & G.
Goodridge Joseph, housewriiiht, 51 Spring
Goodridge Levi, cistern builder, Mech. pi. h. 33 Warren
Goodridge Lowell, fruit, &c. 490 Washington, h. Church
Goodridjje Nancv, dressmaker, 18 Warren
Goodridge Pliilip W. housewright, rear 83 Sea
Goodridi'e Sam'l.ship chan. 6 Central wharf, h. Atkinson
Goodridge Satnuel W. cooper, house 25 Carver
Goodridge Sarah, miniature painter, 03 Hancock
Goodridge Sarah G. 39 Carver
Goodspeed James R. carpenter, rear 81 Sea
Goodwin Benjamin, mason, 4 Bridge court
Goodwin Cha's, dry g'ds, 74 Hanov. h. 6 Prov. H. court
Goodwin Enoch, cooper, head Rowe's wf. h. 8 Columbia
Goodwin George, Hanover avenue
Goodwin Ivory, teamster, house rear Lenox
Goodwin John M. cash. People's B. Kox. h. S. end Wash.
Goodwin Joseph. See Stetson &. G.
Goodwin Margaret, vvidf)W of Nathl, 7 N. Bennet
Goodwin Ozias, merch't, 39 India wharf, h. 56 Beacon
Goodwin Robert, cooper, house 4 Oliver place
Goodwin Thomas, house 20 Thar;her
Googins James B. Iab(jrer, rear Broadway
Googins Mark (JYute <^ G.), house 98 Salem
Gookin (Charles), Hobart (£. JV.) & Co. (Josiah Battis),
merchants, 8 India wharf
Gooneli William, Barrett i
184 DIRECTORY.
Gordon Augustus, Market place
Gordon Charles P. 18 North Bennet
Gordon Elizabeth, widow, house 108 Cambridge
Gordon George D. See Messinger, MiricU & Co.
Gordon (George W.) & Stoddard {Lends r.),dry goods,
78 State. Gordon's h. 3 Staniford
Gordon James, laborer, house rear 730 Washington
Gordon John, tobacconist, 159 Ann
Gordon John, provisions, 108, boards 106 Salem
Gordon M. O. furniture, 4 Dock squiue
Gordon Oliver S. provisions, 597 Washington, h. Castle
Gordon 'rhomas, coachman, house 20 Summer
Gordon William, laborer, house George
Gure Christopher, painter, 8 Batterymarch, li. 35 Prince
Gore Christopher, jr. h. 4 Spring street court
Gore Jeremiah, jr. 138 Purchase
Gore Stephen, jr. house Nassau court
Gore Stephen, 3d, High street place
Gore Watson. Sec Smith Si, G.
Gorham Andrew, house Cotting place
Gorham Benjamin, 17 Court, house 126 Tremont
Gorham Elizabetli, widow, 9 Piedmont
Gorham Erastus, refreshm. cellar, c. Summer and Wash.
Gorham John W. boards 11 Montgomery place
Gorham James L, See Joseph Whitney & Co.
Gorham Mary, widow of Dr. Jolm, h. 11 Montgomery pi.
Gorma Charles, house 33 School
Gorman James, laborer, house Creek square
Gorman John, blacksmith, 40 Pond
Gorman Thomas, laborer, 25 Charter
Goss John, mason, house 5 Derne • :
Goss Mary, milliner, house and shop 67 Tremont
Goss Orra, fruiterer, 1 City Hall, h. 4 South Cedar
Goss Roswell, fruit, 1 Congress square, h. 4 S. Cedar
Go.ss Sylvester T. teller State Bank, house 1 Nassau
Gossler ( Gustavus) & Knorre (Cha's), 70 Stale, h. 3 Pearl
Gotleff Augustus, mariner, 14 Marshall
Gould Abraham, 4th street
Gould Ann, widow of John R. 40 Temple
Gould Augustus A. physician, house 6 Howard
Gould Benjamin, mason, house 4 Suffolk
Gould B. A. 33 Union wharf, h. 5 Winthrop place
Gould Benj. T. groc. Merrimac c. Causeway, h. 1 Prosp.
Gould Catharine W, tailoress, S. Cedar near Church
Gould Ch. D. house 6 West Cedar
DIRECTORY. 185
Gould Clarissa, widow, house 3 South Cedar
Gould {Charles D.), Kendall (C. S.) & Lincoln (Joshua),
booksellers, 59 Wash. G.'s house 6 VV. Cedar
Gould Cyrus P. rear 4 Hull
Gould E. P. truckman, City wharf, h. 2 Tileston
Gould Eunice, widow, 96 Tremoni
Gould Frederick {Eaton 8^ G.), h. Prince corner Hanover
Gould Hannah, widow, Co Elliot
Gould John, slate dealer, h. 4th, near D street
Gould {John G.) & Blackmer {Holland), housewrights,
Charlestown. Gould's li. 31 Poplar
Gould Jonathan, 39 Prince
Gould John S. laborer, 16 Hawkins
Gould Joshua, cabinetmaker, house rear 2 Pleasant
Gould Lydia, widow, 14 Spring
Gould Richard H. house 1 Orange
Gould Robert S. caulker and graver, h. 240 Hanover
Gould Samuel, tailor, 89 Broad, h. 8 Province House ct.
Gould Samuel, clothes, 66 Ann
Gould {Stephen L.), Wilder {Benj. G.)&Co. (L. Wilkins
d^ D. B. JVeichall), pianoforte manu. Boylston near
Wash. G.'s house 2 Jefferson
Gould T. C. boarding, 240 Ann
Gould Thaddeus, machinist, North Margin
Gould Thomas, housewright, 25 Friend
Gould Thomas, jr. housewright, house Baldwin place
Gould William, 4th, rear D street
Gould William, baker, Clark corner Ann
Gould Waller, mariner, house 73 Elliot
Goulding John, machinist, r. Northamp. l^S. end Wash.
Gove Charles, truckman, house Thacher
Gove Charles J. stock manufacturer, h. 4th near Turnpike
Gove Jeremiah D. {Taylor ^ G.), house 26 Friend
Gove {John) & Locke {Edicard), clothes, 60 Commer.
Gore's house Langdon place
Gove Rodney, sexton, b'ds rear St. Paul's cliurch, Trem.
Gow Joseph B. real estate broker, 3 Federal
Gowan Benjamin, caulker and graver, 7 Bartlett
Gowan Rebecca, nurse, Bartlett
Gowing Nancy, widow, boarding house, 93 Summer
Gowland Ann, widow, rear 63 Warren
Grace Joseph, cooper, 18 Fleet
Grace Margaret, widow, rear Centre
Grace Michael, caulker, house rear 3d street
Grace Michael, laborer, 80 Elliot
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186 DIRECTORY.
(jfraeter Francis, instructer, house 654 Washington
Grafton Daniel, house J Somerset court
Grafton Joseph, measurer, Cus. H. h. Tremont n. Wash.
Gragg John, truckman, house North square
Gragg Oliver, house 6 Waverley place
Gragg Samuel, chairmaker, house 11 Crescent place
Gragg William Francis, collector, house 7 Boylston sq.
Gragg Washington P. counsellor, and assistant clerk of
the Senate, 41 State, b'ds 11 Crescent place
Graham Henry Y. machinist, 14 Water, h. 14 Marshall
Graham Jatnes, laborer, Humphrey place
Graham John, wharf builder, Charlestown cor. Travers
Grahl Henry, laborer, rear 65 Elliot
Granger David, surveyor, 4 State
Grant A. Watson, Russia wharf, h. 21 Somerset
Grant Augustus, bathing house, Cragie's bridge . I
Grant {Benj. B.), Seaver (G.) & Co. (G. R. Dtnsmoor & '
R. Burnett), dry g'ds, 5 Liberty sq. G.'s h. 1 Mt.Vern.
Grant Charles, paper dealer, 11 Washington
Grant Daniel, housewright, h. opposite 111 Pleasant
Grant {Eliza) & Ames {Mary Jinn), dressmakers, house i
75 Cambridge
Grant Ira, house 38 Salem
Grant James, blacksmith, house 118 Sea
Grant Keziah, boarding house, 40 Federal
Grant {Moses) &.. Daniell {Otis), paper store, 9 Union.
Grant's house 7 Cambridge. See advertisement
Grant Olive, house 38 Salem
Grant Patrick, 20 Court, house 9 Mt. Vernon
Grant {Theodore) & Fry {Levi), variety shop, corner
Brighton and Leveret
Graupncr Gottlieb, prof music, h, 1 Province House ct.
Graves Hannah, widow. Moon
Graves Rebecca, widow, rear Merrimac
Graves William, flour mer. 15 Long wf h. 11 Myrtle
Gray Benjamin, house 60 Poplar
Gray Charles, clothing, 150 Ann, h. North square
Gray Edward, captain, rear 57 Elliot
Gray Edward L. captain, house 5 Sister
Gray Edward L. jr. {Miller, S/ielton^ Co.), h. 5 Sister
Gray Fanny, nurse, 10 Purchase
Gray Francis, painter and glazier, h. 44 Merrimac
Gray Francis H. physician, c. Hancock and Cambridge
Gray Francis C. counsellor, 17 Court, h. 41 Beacon
Gray Frederick T. Rev. house 2 Cambridge
DIRECTORY. 187
Gray George, honsewright, house 4 Stillman place
Gray George H. &, Co. {William G. Prince), hardware,
91 Kilby, house 286 Washington
Gray Harrison. See Hilliard, Gray & Co.
Gray Henry D., W. I. g'ds, 24 India, house Snowhill
Gray Hiram, mariner, 18(3 Ann
Gray Horace &, Co. {Sam'l Dow, jr. and JVath. Francis)^
mer. 7 Commercial wharf, h. 57 Summer
Gray Joanna, widow of Samuel, house 10 Gouch
Gray John, house 280 Washington
Gray John, housewright, 46 South Margin
Gray John, laborer, 324 Ann
(j'ray John C. counsellor, house 36 Summer
Gray Joseph, plasterer, h. rear 18 Soutli Russell
Gray Martha, widow of Robert, 40 Salem
Gray Mary, widow, 436 Washington
Gray Noah, cordwainer. Prince near Hanover
Gray Richard, house Pemberton hill, Tremont
Gray Richard, jeweller, house Newbern place
Gray (/?.) & Johnson (G. L.), fish and provisions, Brom-
field. Gray's h. rear 200 Washington
Gray Sam'l C. merchant, 31 Central wf. h. 53 Mt. Vernon
Gray Thomas (Hawes, G. & Co.), house 38 High
Gray Thomas, jr. physician, Norfolk avenue
Gray Thomas S. laborer, rear 27 Milk
Gray William, counting room, Hobbs's wf b'ds 9 Elm
Gray William, attorney, 17 Court, house 5 Franklin
Gray William, rigger, Ann corner Clark
Gray William (Homer S^ G.), house 2 Central court
Gray William R. clerk, house Church
Greaton Lucretia, instructress, h. 103 Tremont
Greek Joseph, mariner. Sun court
Greelc Samuel, house 18 Winthrop place
Greeley Joseph, clerk, h. 3 Province House court
Greeley Philip, jr. {Nathaniel Dana & Co.), h. 17 Carab.
Green Abraham S. turner, house 7 Boylston square
Green Andrew, measurer, Custom H. h. 59 Belknap
Green Ann, widow of Jonas, house 59 Court
Green Ann, widow of Richard, h. 2 Bedford place
Green Belinda, dressmaker, 164 Hanover
Green Caleb, cooper, lioiise Battery
Green Charles P. See Jones & G.
Green Ellis B. Hancock Bank, house 22 Leveret
Green Elizabeth, widow, 90 Warren
Green Francis, painter, house 13 South street place
188 DIRECTORY.
Green George, pumpmaker, 285 Ann, h. Henchman lane
Green Henry T. jewelry, 35 Wash, b'ds Holland's liotel I
Green Hannah, widow of Isaac, rear 1 Broadway
Green John, mason. North square
Green John, cordwainer, rear 337 Washington
Green John, jr. painter and glazier, 659 VVashington
Green Joseph, laborer, Conunercial
Green Joseph D. (Sands ^ G.), house 3d, near A street
Green Joseph W^. 33 Long wharf
Green M. W. Lewis's wharf, house Prince "
Green Patrick, laborer, rear Broadway
Green Patrick, laborer, rear 93 Warren
Green Paul, laborer, 20 Sudbury
Green Rebecca, nurse, 2 Pitts place
Green Samuel, jr. block tin manufacturer, house 5th st.
Green Susan, widow, (306 W^ashington
Green Susannah, Board alley
Green Thankful, widow, Suffolk corner Carney place
Green Thomas, clerk, house 25 Poplar
Green Tho's, blacksmith, Salutation n. railw. h. 9 Sheafe
Green William, plater, boards 35 Salem
Green William, jr. printer, house Henchman lane
Green William, surveyor lumber, 18 Prince
Greene Benjamin D. house 3 Mt. Vernm
Greene Benjamin H. bookseller, 124 Wash. h. 103 Salem
Greene Charles G. {Beals & G.), h. 60 Belknap
Greene Chri.stopher N. physician, 21 Bedford
Greene David, Sec. A. B. C. F. M. 28 Cornh. h. 55Pinck.
Greene David (J. & D. G), house 22 Cross
Greene Elijah L. See Godbold &■ G.
Greene Elizabeth, widow of Gardner, h. 32 Beacon
Greene Franklin, jr. (Hulbrook, G. & C«.),h 48 Essex
Greene Lydia, widow of Job, house 4 Suffolk place
Greene Jona. & David, hat store, N. side Fan. H. h. Cross
Greene Joseph H. shoe store, 163 Court, h. 7 Lyman pi.
Greene Lucy H. school, Harlaem pi. h. 3 Newbury place
Greene M and L. T. house 18 Elliot
Greene Nathaniel, postmaster, house 1 Somerset court
Greene Samuel D. 130 Sea, h. 3d street
Greene Simon E. broker, lobby State Bank
Greenleaf (F'ranA;/«n) it Lemon (William), binders, 96
Washington. G.'s house 4 Church
Greenleaf Gardner, mason, 35 Allen
Greenleaf Nancy, rear 99 Charter
Greenleaf Nathaniel S. mason, h. rear Charles
DIRECTORY. 189
Greenleaf Oliver C. booksell. 118 Wash, b'ds 10 Bulfinch
Greenleaf Richard C. (C/umdler S^ G), h.467 Washington
Greenleaf Ruth, toys, 2(J4 Washington
Greenleaf Simon, otiice 4 Court
Greenleaf Samuel, merchant, 35 & 36 Commercial wharf,
house 16 Winthrop place
Greenleaf William, mason, 10 Vine
Greenlow Lydia, widow, nurse, 49 Pond
Greenongh Alfred, merchant, 40 India wharf
Greenough B. F, & J. J. stereotypers, 17 State
Greenough Benjamin F. house 3d street
Greenough George, captain, 2 Tileston
Greenough J. James, 101 Washington
Greenough (John G.) & Brown {Jos. M.), housewrights,
head Otis's wharf, (i.'s house B street
Greenough Nathaniel, clerk, boards 274 Washington
Greenough Thomas, cooper, h. 3d street
Greenough Walter, com. mer. 33 ('entral, h. 9 Purchase
Greenough William, hardware, 14 Merchants row
Greenslit Lucius. See Reeves & G.
Greenwood Bela, 89 Faneuil Hall market
Greenwood Elizabeth, widow, h. 33 Myrtle
Greenwood E. L. surgeon dentist, 220 Washington
Greenwood Ethan A., N. E. Museum, 76 Court
Greenwood Francis W. P. Rev. 24 Portland
Greenwood {James fV.) & Hawkins {Geo. IV.), house-
wrights, Pitts
Greenwood John, druggist, 69, house 130 Pleasant
Greenwood John, housewright, S. Margin, h. 33 Myrtle
Greer Philip, blacksmith, Commercial, li. Snowhill
Gregerson George, merchant, 24 Long wf h. G2 Pinckney
Gregerson J. B. physician, 16 Lincoln
Gregg Daniel, house 27 Myrtle
Gregg Jane, tailoress, h. 6 Blossom court
Gregory Deborah, milliner, 202 Washing, h. Harvard pi.
Gregory Eliza, dressmaker, opposite 79 Pleasant
Gregson Nancy, 360 Washington
Grelee Joseph, provisions, 160, h. 156 Purchase
Grew Henry ( Chace ^ G.). house 51 Bowdoin
Grew John ( Hosmer S/- G.), house 55 High
Gridley Eunice, widow, 74 Tremont
Grid ley H. N. 83 Kilby
Gridley Mary, widow, 16 Orange
Gridley Samuel, pianoforte maker, h. rear 52 Tremont
Gridley William, jr. furniture, Brattle, h. 17 South
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Griffin Edward, teamster, rear 83 Sea
Griffin Jacob, hackman, boards 14 Federal
Griffin James, laborer, house 22 Garden
Griffin John, baker, corner A and 4th streets
Griffin John, cartman, boards 39 Sea
Griffin John, laborer, 2d street
Griffin John M. 81 Charter
Griffin Mary B. house 2 Bridge
Griffin Michael, 240 Ann
Griffin Sarah, widow, South Margin
Griffin Robert, mat maker, house 65 Elliot
Griffin Thomas, cordwainer, h. Commercial near Ann i
Griffin Thomas, laborer, head Ellis's wharf, Ann
Griffith E. R. painter and glazier, Avery, house do.
Griffiths Charles {tVelch ^ G.), house I'Hawley
Griffiths Sarah, widow, 59 Temple
Grigg Richard, laborer, rear 22 Carver
Grigg Wm. physician. Athenaeum, Pearl, h. 30 Atkinson
Griggs Ckarles, clerk, 93 Washing, h. rear 132 Pleasant
Griggs {David R.), Weld (Mron D.jr.) & Co. {George
Trufant), merchants, 12 Long wharf
Griggs Elizabeth C. 727 Washington
Griggs George S. machinist, h. Church near Madison pi.
Griggs John, house Lenox
Griggs John, blacksmith. A street
Griggs {Nathaniel) & Chickering {Horatio), flour, 22:
Commercial
Griggs (JV.) & Liscom (L.), coal, c. r. 22 Commercial
Griggs Robert, laborer, rear 130 Pleasant
Griggs Stephen, blacksmith, house Carver
Griggs Thomas, 88 Faneuil Hall market
Grimes Hiram, clerk, 130 Charles, house 111 do.
Grimes William, laborer, 11 Charter
Griner Christopher, laborer, h. 15 Essex place
Griswold Alexander V., Right Rev. Bishop, h.6 Kneel'nd
Griswold {Edward T.) & Wood {David), importers dry
goods, 68 Kilby. G.'s house 4 Chesnut
Griswold Elizabeth, nurse, 283 Washington
Groom Thomas, house 2 Pitts
Grossman Mary, laundress, rear 337 Washington
Grosvenor Lem. P. Eng. g'ds,21 Doane, h.7 Crescent pi.
Grover Asaph, laborer, rear 65 Elliot
Grover Daniel, ropemaker, Knox
Grover Daniel, jr. & Wm. confection'rs, south 752 Wash.
Grover Leonard, gunsmith, b. rear Carver near Elliot
DIRECTORY. 191
Grovcr Loring, cordwaincr, 49 Salem, li. 7 Centre
Grover (A.) (^ Badjrer {Win. jr.), shipsniilhs, Broad op-
posite Forlhill wharf. G.'s house 2 Purchase place
Groves Isaac {Russell &. G.), h. 32 Fayette
Groves Joseph, laborer, 8 Sudbury
Grubb John, clerk Suffolk Bank, h. 51 Allen
Grubb William, cardniaker, 166, h. 168 Ann
Grubb William, jr. clerk Suflblk Bank. h. 48 Leveret
Grush John H. jr. hairdress. Bromf'ld H. h. Wheeler's ct.
Guardenier John, bookbinder, 141 Washington, h. Derne
Guild {Jiaron) & Cowdin {Robert), lumber, op. 93 Front
Guild Aaron, house 91 Front
Guild Abner l\ clerk, h. 76 Temple
Guild Albert, physician, 48 Hanover
Guild Albert H. dry goods, 57 Hanover
Guild Benjamin, counsellor, 4 Court, h. in Brookline
Guild Charles, goldbeater, house 6 Carver
Guild Curtis, merch. 28 Merchants row, h. 100 Tremont
Guild Nathaniel, clerk, boards 3 Province
Guild William H. merchant, house 17 S. Bennet
Guild Zebadiah, housewright, h. W. Centre
Guilford Bimsley P. house Merrimac
Guilford Jonathan M. See Kendall & G.
Gulliver John, carpet store, 313 Wash. h. 1 South st. ct.
Gulliver Lemuel, stationer, 82 State, h. Travers
Gulliver Peleg, housewright, h. rear 83 Pond
Gulliver Rebecca, widow, rear Broadway
Gulliver Stephen, hairdresser, South Russell
Gulliver William H. mariner, Gonch
Gunn Cephas M. varitity shop, 4 Fulton, h. 23 Leveret
Gunn John, jeweller, 1 Spring lane, h. Friend
Gunn Richard, stonecutter, h. Pinckney lane
Gunning John, cordwaincr, h. rear 341 Washington
Gunnison Edwin, provisions, N. Margin
Gunnison Emeline, milliner, 232 Washington
Gunnison Josiah, housewright, Berry
Gurler Hannah, opposite 79 Pleasant
Gurney Benoni, housewright, rear North square
Gurney Hannah, widow of Benj. J., S. Bost. Old Bridge
Gurney Henry, branch pilot, 304 Ann
Gurney Nathan, 83 Salem
Gurney Zachariah, lumber merchant, 45 India, h. B street
Gushee F. A. dry goods, 132 Hanover, boards 84 do.
Gustus L Frederick, boarding, 272 Ann
Guthrie William, laborer, h. rear 76 Charles
192 DIRECTORY. ^
Gutterson William H. housewright,h. r. 714 Washington
Gwinn George F. barber, 10 Elm, h. 5 1-2 Hawkins
Gwirjn James, Mechanic
HABICHT C. EDWARD, Swedish Consul, 7 India wf.
house 7 Bui finch place
Hacker George, laborer, 18 Warren
Hackett Andrew, 107 Hanover
Hackett Patty, house 162 Purchase
Haddon William, mason, h. Southac cor. Grove
Hadley Carlton, laborer, rear 18 Ash
Hadley Charles J. hairdress. 366 Wash. h. 10 Norfolk pi.
Hadley Moses, toll gath. Camb. Bridge, h. 26 Charles
Hadley Samuel, hairdress. r. 371 Wash. h. Batterman pi.
Hadley Samuel D. bricklayer, h. 6 W. (>.ntre
Hadley Thomas J. housewright, h. 355 Washington
Hadley Willis, teamster, h- rear 18 Ash
Hadaway Mary, widow, 62 Salem
Haevey Patrick, laborer, Warren place
Hagar Mariha, nurse, Creek square
Hagar Solon, laborer. Battery
Hager {Darius) & Barry (CAarZe^), truckmen, 111 State.
Hager's house Cooper
Hager Marshal, laborer, rear 45 Sea
Hagerty Michael, laborer, Broadway
Hague William, Rev. 7 Green
Hale Aaron, cooper, house Broadway
Hale Benjamin E. publisher, 127 Washington
Hale Daniel L. provisions, Pleasant, h. Pleasant street ct.
Hale David, accountant, house 30 Orange
Hale Eliphalet, 35 Commercial wharf, h. Staniford
Hale Enoch, jr. physician, 14 West
Hale George, 1 Commercial wharf, h. Staniford
Hale James W. boards 19 Atkinson
Hale {John T.) & Farnsworth {Ephraim), dry goods, 44
Kilby. Hale's house 7 Derne
Hale Moses, housewright, h. Mechanic place
Hale Moses L. Sec. M. H. Life Ins. Co. h. 61 Chesnut
Hale Nathan, editor Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot,
house 9 Central court
Hale Robert, cooper, 4th street cor. F street
Hale Robert, jr. Sec'ry U. S. Insurance Company
Hale Stephen, handcartman, 33 Pleasant
Hale Theodore, 129 VV^ashington, boards 2 Morton place
Hale Thomas, laborer, A street
DIRECTORY. 103
Hales William, President Globe Ins. Co. h. 7 Chesnut
Haley Alvin, housevvrifrjit, h. 6 M.idisnn place
Haley BMrtliolomew, tailor, h. 11 Hamilton
Haley Hiram, house 58 Portland
Haley James, laborer. North Margin
Haley John, laborer, south 752 Washington
Haley John, laborer, rear 145 Broad
Haley John, laborer, h. Minot
Haley Patrick, South Margin
Haley Thomas, house Battery
Haley William, house South Russell
Haley (JVni.) & Blanrhard (Elias P.), shoes, 80 Court.
Haley's house 145 Court
Haley William, provisions, 43 Leveret, h. 15 Spring
Halfpenny David, mariner, rear 276 Ann
Hall A. A. & Co. hats & fur, 10 Washington
Hall Abel, clerk, near 5 Brighton
Hall Abel, laborer, h. 10 Leveret lane
Hall Abigail, widow, 124 Hanover
Hall Adin, broker, 5 Exchange, house 21 Allen
Hall Andrew, 2 Faneuil Hall market
Hall Benjamin K. mariner, Henchman lane
Hall Alfred B. book keeper Granite Bank
Hall Albert L. machinist, boards Norfolk avenue
Hall Andrew T. & Co. (Samuei Hall), crockery ware,
99 Milk, house 5 High
Hall Bening, baker, house 17 Hamilton
Hall Charles J. auctioneer, 96 Water, boards 46 Federal
Hall David, provisions, 7 Bedford, h. 43 Essex
Hall Edward, bookbinder, boards 17 Franklin place
Hall Edward F. auctioneer, 88 Water, h. 22 Spring
Hall Eliza, widow, 20 Gouch
Hall Eliza, widow, Peck lane
Hall Elizabeth, nurse, Salutation
Hall Ephraim, weigher, 30 India, h. r. 654 Washington
Hall Fitch, clerk Adj. Gen. Office, h. 1 Hancock avenue
Hall Francis, distiller, house 560 Washingt<m
Hall Francis M., W. I. goods. Boylston near Washington
Hall Frederick W. 390 Washington, h. Barre place
Hall George, housewright. Sea near the bridge, h. 69 do.
Hall George, jeweller, house 324 Washington
Hall Gorharn, Salutation
Hall Harrison, tnmk maker, 35 Exchange
Hall Henry H. clerk, 55 Kilby, h. 7 Hayward place
Hall Henry, merchant, 79 Milk, h. 53 Bowdoin
194 DIRECTORY.
Hall Hornce. See James Read & Co. •
Hall Isaac, provisions, Temple, li. 22 Goucli
Hall Isaac, 15 Central wharf, house 19 South
Hall Isaac, jr. house 53 Cambridge
Hall Jacob, house 67 Prince
Hall Jacob, provisions, 629, house 560 Washington
Hall James, Pres. N. E. Marine Ins. Co. li. 684 Wash.
Hall James, blacksmith, h. Prospect
Hall James, housewright, rear 2d street
Hall James, laborei. Centre
Hall John, house 231 Ann
Hail John, house 72 Leveret
Hall John B. housewright, li. Canton rear Suffolk
Hall John, silk dyeing, 28 School, h. 72 Leveret
Hall John G. provisions, 26 Cambridge, h. 22 Gouch
Hall John W. baker, h. Batterymarch
Hall John W. (JVoterston, Fray S/- Co.), li. 6 Morton pi.
Hall Jonathan P. 51 Haticock
Hall Jonathan P. jr. druggist, 1 Union, h. 51 Hancock
Hall Joseph, judge, iiouse 10 Hancock
Hall Joseph, jr. cashier Hamilton Bank, h. 64 Federal
Hall Joseph, broker, h. Charles near Mt. Vernon
Hall Lorenzo T. printer, h. Mechanic
Hall Lucinda, h. 7 Bridge street court
Hall Martin, housewright, house 38 Orange
Hall Mary L. instructress pianoforte, 1 Bromfield
Hall Millecent H. dressmaker, 560 Washington
Hall Milton, housewright. Castle, h. 5 Jefferson
Hall Milton, jr. housewright. Mechanic place
Hall (JYat/i'l) &. Chapman (John), grocers, Chesnut cor.
Walnut. Hall's house 266 Washington
Hall Oliver, Ann corner Cross
Hall Parthenia, widow, house Friend
Hall Richard, hardware, 15 Dock square, h. 31 Wash pi.
Hall Robert, sawyer, h. Short near Bedford
Hall Robert, whiting maker, h. rear Friend
Hall Samuel (A. T. Hall & Co.), h. 44 Atkinson c. Purch.
Hall Sam'l W., W. I. g'ds, 72Commer. h. 13 Richmond
Hall (Samuel S.) & Clark (Elisha JV.), victualling cellar,
Boylston market
Hall Seth, blacksmith, rear 108 Cambridge
Hall Stephen, grocer, 2 Market square, h. 3 Sudbury
Hall Susan, nurse, 350 Washington
Hall "^rheodore N. Iiouse 51 Hancock
Hall Thomas (S. Peirce & Co.), house 2 Wendell
DIRECTORY. 195
Hall Thomas, grocer, Elm, house 2 Wendell
Hall Thomas, fancy goods, 675 Washington, house do.
Hall Timothy, tinplate worker, 83 Ann, h, 66 Prince
Hall Vincent, laborer, May
Hall William, machinist, h. Leveret lane
Hall William A. i& Co. printers, 122, h. 102 Washington
Hall William B. brassfounder, 5 Chardon
Hallett Benjamin F. aitorrrey and editor Daily Advocate,
65 Congress, h. 7 Williams
Hallet Benj. Franklin, pianofortemaker, h. 40 Fayette
Hallet George, merchant, 19 India, house 3 Green
Hallet G. E. merchant, 23 Commercial wharf
Hallet Jacob G. {Haices, Gray & Co.), h. 19 Purchase
Hallet Job, ropemaker, house 40 Fayette
Hallet Russell (Broicm & //.), house 74 Boylston
Halliburton G. M. elk Cus. H. h. Comm. c. Fiske's wf.
Halloran Edward, painter, h. rear 664 W^ashington
Halloran Patrick, shoemaker, rear 071 Washington
Halpin Thomas, house Cross
Ham Henry, house North Federal ct.
Hamar John Henry, rear 274 Ann
Hamblen Joshua, oysters, rear 48 Congress
Hamblet James, stonecutter, 10 Hanover
Hamblin Benjamin, house 53 Pinckney
Hamblin John, sailmaker, house 53 South ••
Hamill William, 14 Friend
Hamilton Asa, tailor. North Margin ^
Hamilton John, laborer, 155 Pleasant
Hamilton Mary, boarding, 45 Milk
Hamilton Strickland, btmrds Sea near free bridge
Hamlen Nathaniel, captain, house 40 Fayette
Hamlin William C. mariner, Marshall
Hammatt Charles, bookkeeper Bos. Bank, h. 106 Chamb.
Hammatt Charles H. 11 Kilby, house 13 Franklin
Hammatt John B. jr. captain, house Lenox
Hammond Artemas. See Adams & H.
Hammond Charles, blacksmith, Front, house 16 Ash
Hammond Daniel {Crockett, Seaver S^ Co.), h. Pearl
Hammond Elizabeth, widow, 7 Distil-house square
Hammond George, brassfounder, 53 South Margin
Hammond Horatio, wine mer. 22 E.xch. h. Wash. C. H.
Hammond John, shipjoiner, house Broadway
Hammond John, mariner, 127 Broad
Hammond John, housew't, Brighton, h. 5 Spring st. ct.
Hammond John, housewiight, h. rear 417 Washington
196 DIRECTORY.
Hammond John, cooper, house Salutation
Hammond John, jr. housewriglit, house 8 North Russell
Hammond John R. housevvrigJit, h. 7 Lyman place
Hammond Jos. L. bookkeeper Ham. Bank,h. C S.Cedar
Hammond Nath'l, housewrio;ht, 55 Leveret, h. Chambers
Hammond Prudence, Battery
Hammond Susan C. widow of Samuel, h. 65 Bowdoin
Hammond Thomas, jr. tailor, 13 Water, h. Broadway
Hanaford William G. physician, 10 Hanover
Handy Elizabeth, Sun court corner Ann
Hancock Charles L. att(»rney, 10 Court, h. 30 Beacon
Hancock Eliza, nurse, house Middlesex near Castle
Hancock Henry K. cabinet and chair maker, G67 Wash.
Hancock John, captain, 11 Essex place
Hancock John, publisher, 127 Washington
Hancock John, house 30 Beacon
Hancock Rebecca, house 74 Charles
Hancock William, upholsterer, 45Cornhill, h. 9 Howard
Hanners Benj. hairdresser, 48 Chatham, h. 8 Federal ct.
Haiinum Jonathan C. house 7 Columbia
Hanover Rebecca, tailoress, Bartlett
Hanscomb Levi, shipwright, rear Broadway
Hanson Andrew, laborer. Commercial near railway
Hanson Lewis, housewright, house Garden
Hanson Miranda, house rear 54 Prince
Hanson Olive, 111 Charles
Hapgood Henry, h. 50 Myrtle
Harden Calvin, mason, Castle near Middlesex
Harden Morris, laborer, h. 108 Ann
Harding Catharine, 9 Cross
Harding Elizabeth, widow, h. 30 Charles
Harding Chester, portrait painter, rear 18 School
Harding Isa^c, housewright, h. 136 Hanover
Harding Josiah M. sailmaker, h. 33 Salem
Harding Newell, silversmith, rear 87 Wash. h. 50 Poplar
Harding S. S. portrait painter, rear 18 School
Harding Sarah C. bread, 72 Cambridge
Harding Seaman, baker, house 17 May
Harding Schuyler C. blacksmith, Broadway
Harding Seth, oystcrman, h. 9 Cross
Harding Wilder, h. 4th street
Harding William B. h. 5th street near D street
Hardwick Sam'l, stageh. Norfolk av. rear 185 Washing.
Hardy John, plasterer, h. 8 Sweetser court
ardy Mury, widow, 5 Sweetser court
DIRECTORY. 197
Hardy S. E. & Alpheus & Co. merch. 17 City wf. h. 20
Leveret
Hardy William, cooper, Batterman place
Hardy William, blacksmith, h. rear 85 Pleasant
Harenton Charles H. sashmaker, Carver, h. GO Elliot
Harford Edmund C. shipwright, h. 1st street near I street
Harken Patrick, 11 Cmss
Harley William, stevedore, Commercial near Hanover
Harlow Asaph, tailor, 147 Hanover, h. 27 Thacher
Harlow Charles, stonecutter, Merrimac, h. 27 Friend
Harlow Dexter (T. R. Peck ^ Co.), h. 16 Prov. H. ct.
Harlow Elizabeth, house South Cedar
Harlow Nancy, widow, rear 18 S. Bennet
Harmon Humphrey, blacksmith. Silver
Harnden Amariah, painter, h. Barre place
Harnden William F. boards 105 Front
Harney James, laborer. 20 Stillman
Harper Edw. pianofoitemaker, h. 32 Tremont n. Wash.
Harper George W. house Leveret court
Harrigan Hugh, 116 Ann
Harriman Alden, 4 Bartlett
Harriman John, painter, over 165 Washington
Harring Hannah, widow, h. Bumstead court
Harrington Andrew, farrier, Bromfield pi. h. Nassau ct.
Harrington Bethiah, nurse, 4th st. rear Episcopal church
Harrington Bowen {Wheeler & H), h. 96 Salem
Harrington Caroline, milliner, 18 Williams
Harrington Daniel S. housewright, 4th street
Harrington Elizabeth (Smith <^ H.), 8 Pearl
Harrington Ephraim & Co. lace and hosiery, 56 Water
Harrington Edward, hackman, rear 52 Federal
Harrington Ephraim S. See Simpson & H.
Harrington Francis. See Lawson & H.
Harrington Henry, teamster, rear 19 Cross
Harrington James, laborer, op. Mariner's church Purchase
Harrington Joseph, counsellor, 9 State, h. in Roxbury
Harrington Joseph, jr. teacher Hawes sch. h. in Roxbury
Harrington Noah, truckman, h. 26 Harvard
Harrington Reuben, physician, 42 Pond
Harrington Rufus, farmer, 4th str^t
Harrington Stephen F. {Burke tt H.), h. 12 Belknap
Harrington Tim. laborer, rear 104 Sea, — another do. do.
Harrington Wyman, mason, 31 Warren
Harris A. See Brown & H.
Harris Azor, blacksmith, Creek square, h. Sudbury
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198 DIRECTORY.
Harris Benjamin C. shoes, 6 Broad, h. 14 Lincoln
Harris David, mariner, rear Boston Bank, State
Harris Dunbar B. mason, h. 2 Mechanic place
Harris Epiiraim, blacksmith, h. Nassau court
Harris Elijah, brickmaker, 4th street
Harris Elizabeth, widow. Commercial near Hanover
Harris George, clothing store, 184 Ann, h 5 North sq.
Harris Hem-y, United States Deputy Marshal, 20 Court,
h. 2 Hartford place
Harris Henry, grocer, head Lewis's wf. h. Salter place
Harris Isaac &, Co. (Jolm Cushing & /. J. Larkin), mast
yard, Commer. Harris's h. 8 North Bennet
Harris James, merchant, 3 Central wf. h. 23 High
Harris Jeremiah, housewright, Lancaster, h. 8 W. Centr©
Harris John A. h rear Broadway
Harris John S. broker, 12 Long wf. h. 9 Tremont
Harris John VV. ship chandlery, 31 India
Harris John, well digger, rear 667 Washington
Harris Joseph, jr. groceries, Broadway, h. 4th street
Harris Leach, h. 26 Washington place
Harris Leonard, house Mass. Hotel
Harris Luther, cooper, 4th street
Harris Mercy, widow of Nathaniel, 2 Mechanic place
Harris Michael, laborer. Broad, op. Maine wharf
Harris Nath'l (^. IValkcr <fe Co.), b'ds 1 Mechanic place
Harris Richard D., City and Coun'ty Treasurer, City
Hall, house 2 Hartford place
Harris Smith, foot Richmond
Harris Samuel, caulk, and grav. Otis's wf. h. 88 Purchase
Harris Samuel, house 53 Leveret
Harris Samuel D. house 2 Hartford place
Harris Thomas W. printer, 25 Water
Harris William, printer, h. 4th street
Harrison D. O. surgeon dentist, 220 Washington
Harrison Daniel, lal)orer. Broad, op. Maine wharf
Harrison Martha, AS Purchase
Harrod James, printer, 53 Pinckney
Harrod Noah, cabinetmaker, h. 222 Hanover
Hart Cornelius, laborer, rear 8 South street place
Hart Edward J. maritier. 14 Marshall
Hart Elizabeth, widow, rear 417 Washington
Hart Geo. W. handcartman, boards 34 Federal
Hart Josiah S. printer, house 4 Bath
Hart Patrick, laborer. 111 Broad
Hart S. Roland, printer, Congress square
DIRECTORY. 199
Hart Sally, widow of Edward, 9 Hull
Hart Samuel, mason, 2G Atkinson, house Jefferson
Hart Samuel, jr. mason, h. 84 Elliot
Hart Thomas, boardin<? house, 8 Richmond
Hartt John, Crescent place
Hartt Joseph, captain, 215 Hanover
Hartford John, pianofortemaker, house Castle
Hartigan Mary, widow, 36 Court
Hartley Peter, cordwainer, h. 20 Sudbury
Hartshorn Benjamin, cashier Franklin Bank
Hartshorn Caleb, hats, 68 Washington, h. at Exchange
Hartshorn Charles, teller Fulton Bank
Harishorn Charles A. cooper, house 10 Essex place
Hartshorn {Eliph. P.) & Ellis (Ehen.), merch. 7 Central
wharf Hartshorn's house 24 Blossom
Hartshorn John, 31 India wharf, house 7 High
Hartshorn John, blacksmith, h. rear 2 Plymouth place
Hartshorn Moses, stall 1 Boylston market
Hartshorn Rebecca, 31 Prince
Hartshorn Roland, housewright, rear 530 Washington, h.
6 Sewall place
Hartson Joseph, Eagle Coffee House, 46 Hanover
Hartwell John W. {Woodherry & H), b'ds 3 Sewall pi.
Hartwell Joseph, machinist, house 5 Mason
Hartwell Thomas, laborer, 709 Washington
Harvey Barnard, laborer, h. Butolph
Harvey Catherine, nurse, East, rear Engine house
Harvey Charles,, blacksmith, h. rear 61 South
Harvey James, mariner, Barry's wharf
Harvey John, h. 67 Congress
Harvey Patrick, laborer, opposite 730 Washington
Harvey Peter (Emerson, Lamb S/- H), h. 18 Franklin pi.
Harvey Susannah, widow, house 3 Clark
Harwood Daniel, dentist, house 145 Tremont
Harvvood Ezra A. machinist, house Carver
Harwood Harlem, machinist, boards Norfolk avenue
Haseltine Moses D. buttonmaker, 16 Bridge
Haskell A. B. merchant, 39 Commercial
Haskell Aaron, innholder. Railroad Hotel
Haskell Abijah, housewright, h.45 South Russell
Haskell Andrew, mason, h. 39 Essex
Haskell Andrew L. {Rogers & jF/.), house 60 Prince
Haskell Andrew W. binder, 116 Wash. h. 62 Finckney
Haskell Calvin {Little &, H), house 220 Hanover
Haskell Daniel, stagedriver, I vers
200 ' DIRECTORY. j
Haskell Edward, typefounder, house 6 Atkinson
Haskell (Elias) &"Clark (Fred.), mer. 13 Central wharfi
Haskell Elias, house 10 Staniford
Haskell Elisha {Coolida^e (^ H), house 2 Tremont place
Haskell Enoch, cabinetmaker, house Lowell place
Haskell Joseph H. glazier, house 670 Washington
Haskell Josiah, housewright, 13 Nassau
Haskell Levi B. See Whitney & H.
Haskell Nathaniel, glazier, h. 670 Washington
Haskell Stephen, laborer, Boylston near Tremont
Haskell Thomas, sexton, rear 72 Salem
Haskell Wm. M. blacksmith, Merrimac, h. 17 Pitts
Haskins Amos, housewright, 21 Second
Haskins Ann, 13 Front
Haskins Geo. F. Rev. chaplain House of Reforma., S. B.
Haskins John, 8 Merchants row
Haskins Thos. cordial distill. 15 Front, h. Carver c. Elliot
Haskins Thomas W. hardware, 7 Union
Hasselbom Nicholas, bar room, 114 1-2 Broad
Ha.^tings Cyrus, painter, Hawley, house Grove
Hastings {Dnni.e.l), Marsh (James) &. Co. (E. TV. Marsh) ^
drugs, 27 S. Market. Hastings's h. 25 High
Hastings Edm'd T., W. L g'ds, 37 Commer. h. 4 McLean
Hastings Eliza and Caroline, house 64 Poplar
Hastings Francis T. house 10 Grove
Hastings L M. painter, h. 8 Cross
Hastings Joseph, mason, GO Pleasant
Hastings (Jos. S.) <^ Potter (Moses), crockery, 137
Washington. Hastings's h. 64 Mt. Vernon
Hastings Richard C. housevvright, 5 Pleasant street court
Hastings Samuel, merchant, 26 Front
Hastings Stewart, bookbinder, 17 School
Hastings Simon, housewright. Carver
Hatch Amos, housewright. Pond
Hatch Bryant, clerk, h. 19 Hancock
Hatch Benjamin F. printer, h. rear 339 Washington
Hatfth Calvin, tailor, h. Spring street place
Hatch Hawkes, shipwright, 1st streei
Hatch Henry, 23 Orange
Hatch Jabez, East near Sea
Hatch Jabez, jr. auctioneer, 69 Congress, h. 9 Lincoln
Hatch Jabez W. groceries, W. Centre cor. Southac
Hatch James B. 113 Faneuil Hall market
Hatch John, tailor. Leveret court
Hatch Joseph, machinist, 3d street
DIRECTORY. 201
Hatch Joshua, 7 Fleot
Hatch Luther, 49 Chatham
Hatch Nancy, widow, Oliver near High
Hatcli Sarrjuel, 132 Faneuil Hall market
Hatch Thomas, stall, 12(5 Faneuil Hall market
Hatch Weld, iahorer, h. 59 Myrtle
Hatchfield Joseph, laborer, h. Mechanic
Hatchman Margaret, 4 Blossom court
Hathaway Elislia & Co. (J^. L. Richardson & E. Hatha-
zcay,jr.), merch. 39 Commer. wf. h. 5 Cambridge
Hathaway Elisha, jr. (E. H.fy Co.), b'ds 5 Cambridge
Hathaway John, English goods, IG Central, h. 23 Poplar
Hathorne Benjamin F. cashier Franklin Bank, h. 4th st.
Hathorne Ebenezer, clerk in Custom House
Hathorne Mehitabel, 34 Boylston
Hatstat Charles H. laborer, 5 Lucas place
Hatstat Cynthia, dressmaker, h. 4th street
Hatstat William M. boarding and clothing, 148 Ann
Haughton (James) &, Foster {Edic. A), dry goods, 129
Washington. Haughton's house 21 Somerset
Haughton Richard, editor of Atlas, IS State
Hauthwait Francis, laborer, rear 75 Elliot
Hauthwait William, laborer. Pleasant near Washington
Haven Abner, house 1 Williams court
Haven Calvin, W. L goods, ]8 India, h. 4 Lynde
Haven {Calvin IV.) & Breed {Horace A.), painters, Essex
near Washington. Haven's house 46 Warren
Haven Curtis, painter, Atkinson, near Milk
Haven Franklin, cashier Mer. Bank, house 7 McLean
Haven John, laborer, rear 4 Brighton
Haven Jonas, housewright, 20 South Margin
Haven Jotham, crockeryware, 150, h. 148 Hanover
Haven Martha, widow, 48 Hanover
Haven Nathaniel, clerk, house 103 Cambridge
Haven Thomas in Son {T. A. Haven) ^ mer. 30 Central
wf. h 54 Chesnut
Haviland Hannah, widow, house 46 Carver
Haviland Thomas, stucco worker, 63 Chesnut
Hawes Gustavus W, dry goods, 173 Washington
Hawes John U. house 2d street
Hawes Madison, printer, 81 Cornhill, house 9 Southac
Hawes Nathaniel, h. 52 Elliot •■<
Hawes Nath'l,jr. stairbuilder, h. Church n. Piedmont
Hawes Noves P. clerk, h. 4 Garden
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202 DIRECTORY.
Hawes (Prince), Gray (Titos.) & Co. (Jacob G. Hallet)^
merchants, 20 India. Hawes's house 147 Tremont
Hawes William, lumber, Battery wharf, h. 38 Merrimao
Hawes William B. ropemaker, house 26 Carver
Hawkes Benj. housewr't, Front, h. Middlesex n. Castle
Hawkes Ezra, tinplat'^ work. 130 Courtj h. 8 W. Second
Hawkes John, cabinet maker, Middlesex near Castle
Hawkes Levi, tinplate work. Bromfield, h. r. 143 W^ash.
Hawkes Levi, jr. tinplate worker, 59 Milk, h. 24 Carve*
Hawkes Thomas B. grocer, 6 Gieeti
Hawks Charles, 174 Ann
Hawks Joseph, mason, rear Causeway
Hawkins Geo. W. (Greemcood ^ H.), h 25 Brattle
Hawkins William, rear 132 Ann
Havvjey T. R. stock mak. 200 Tremont, h. 44 Warren
Hay Edmund, Washington place corner Gibbs lane
Hay George, painter, 04 Piince
Hay Mary B. widow of James, house 46 Pleasant
Hay (Joseph) & Atkins (Benjan.in), glassware, 77 State,
Hay's house 24 Elliot
Hay Richard (Tucker & //.), 30 Merrimac
Hayden Abel T. branch pilot, h. Purchase c. Belcher la.
Hayden Ambrose, wheelwright, Front, h. 3 Orange lane
Hayden Elizabeth, widow, Bum.stead court
Hayden Elizabeth, widow, 168 Pleasant
Hayden (George) & Skinner (Benj. H), grocers, Tre-
mont cor. Howard. Haydens h. 41 Myrtle
Hayden George N. laborer, 2d near I street
Hayden Henry, housewright, house 5 Suffolk
Hayden John C. physician, 2 Bowdoin
Hcyden Joseph, shipwright, Ann street court
Hayden Joseph, caulker and graver, 36 Charter
Hayden Josh, wheelwright, house and shop Dedham
Hayden Josiah, shoes, 553 Washington, h. 83 Essex
Hayden Josiah E. shoes. Federal c. High, h. 83 Essex
Hayden Lydia, h. 75 Cambridge
Hayden Michael, naachinist. Turnpike
Hayden Nathaniel, h. I corner 2d street
Hayden Otis (Spaulding & H.), house 20 Brighton
Hayden Patrick, laborer, 88 Warren
Hayden Peter, laborer, I corner 2d street
Hayden Priscella, North Federal court
Hayden Rob. housewr't, Charlestown, h. 5 Stillman pL
Hayden Samuel, shoemaker, rear Broadway
Hayden Sarah, 1 Howard
DIRECTORY. 203
Hayden Susan, laundress, 2 Lucas place
Hayden VVillard, mason, h. 23 Myrtle
-^Hayden Wm. jr. City Auditor, office City H. h. 4 Hollis
Hayes Dennis, laborer, 110 Broad
Hayes James, laborer, A street
Hayes John, victualler, 149 Broad
Hayes John, house Williams court
Hayes Patrick, laborer, rear 88 S^ummer
Hayes William, painter, 6 Bartlett
Hayford Riley, jjrocer. Milk c. Congress, h. High st. pi.
Haynes Daniel B. gardener, 3d street
Haynes Edward, house 647 Washington
Haynes Edward, jr. shoes, 219 Wasliington, h. 109 Front
Haynes Edward, jr. 56 Broad, h. 32 Charles
Haynes Fanny, nurse, 215 Washington
Haynes George, cooper, rear Pitts
Haynes George W. wheelwright, 24 Friend
Haynes John C. laborer, 15 South Margin
Haynes Lucy, dressmaker, house 43 Essex
Haynes Sarah, dry goods, 647 Washington
Haynes Tristram, house 1 N. Brighton
Haynes William F. shoes, 246, h. 266 Washington
Hayward Achsah,rear 11 Cross
Hayward Adin, laborer, 36 Belknap
Hayward Arnold, carpenter, 52 Pleasant
Hayward Caleb, clerk of F. H. market, h. 31 Wash. pi.
Hayward Charles R. book keeper Globe B. h.21 Fayette
Hayward Chas. notary pub. 49 State, h. 13 Hayward pi.
Hayward Cyrus, brassfounder, 674, h. 707 Washington
Hayward Ebenezer, grain & lumb. 130 Sea, h. Broadway
Hayward Eunice, house Commercial near Hanover
Hayward George, physician, 154 Tremont near Winter
Hayward James T. clerk, house 23 Atkinson
Hayward John, shipwright, 38 Salem
Hayward John, publisher. Court cor. Tremont
Hayward Joseph H. 18 Hayward place
Hayward Joshua, printer, boards 707 Washington
Hayward Joshua H. physician, 3 Hamilton place
Hayward L. F., 5 Brighton
Hayward (Lydia) ?fe Woodbridge (Sarah), straw bonnet
makers, 277 Washington
Hayward Lyman F. laborer, house 4 W. Second
Hayward Pelham W. Sec. Suffolk Ins. Co. h 23 Atkinson
Hayward Sarah, house rear 89 Sea
Hayward Sarah, widow, 3 Hamilton place
204 DIRECTORY. •
Hayward Tilly B. teacher, h. 33 Mount Vernon
Hayward William, cooper, rear 130 Sea, h. C st. S. Bos..
Hayward William li. clerk Suffolk Bank
Hayward William 1*. grocery and h. 55 Chambers
Hazelton Isaac H. mason, boards Norfolk avenue
Hazen Charles, captam, U4 Tremont
Head Francis C. 35 Broad
Head George E. counsellor, house 4 SomerseJ^ place
Head Joseph, merchant, Tretnont corner Boylston
Head Joseph, jr. house 130 Tremont
Healey Jett'ersun, blacksmith, D street
Healey Michael, Rev. cor. Federal and Franklin place
Healey Mark, merchant, 53 Central wf. h. 24 Chesnut
Healey Mary, widow, 3 iSvs'oetser court
Healey Rhoda, widow, 22 Chambers
Healey William, truckman, rear 152 Ann
Healy Morris, mason, h. Milk near Pearl
Healy William, tailor, house Theatre alley
Heard John, jr. couns. J 7 Court, h. Walnut c. Mt. Vernon
Heard John T. distiller, Distil-house sq. h. 45 Hancock
Heard William (Fessendtu 4" -fi'Oj ^"^ Friend
Hearsey Sarah, nuise, G Boylston square
Hearty B;jrtholomevv, laborer, h. Spring lane
Heath Catharine, 9 Portland
Heath Charles &, F. A. lumber wf. Front, h. 695 Wash.
Heath Dana, housewright, hou.se 16 Pitts
Heath Frederick A. house 2 Dover
Heath Jonathan, stable, house 52 Portland
Hector John, cordwainer, Barry's wharf
Hedrick Sarah, house 40 Prince
Hedrick Thankful, nurse, 45 Pleasant
Hedrick Uriah, cooper, house 165 Hanover
Heely Benjamin, tailor, boards opposite 4 Columbia
Heely Sarah, widow, Castle
Heffernon Helena, widow, 3d street
Heilge Heniy, hatter, house rear 12 Boylston
Hedge John P. furrier, 711 Washington
Hedge John P. jr. confec. 311 Wash. h. rear 14 Bedford
Heland Mary, Salutation
Helesen Charles C. calnnet maker, h<5use Dedham
Heinenway Mary, widow, Salutation
Hemenwuy TJios. blacksmith, 60 Front, h. 106 Warren
Hemmenway Benjamin, coppersmith, 7 Garden
Hemmenway Luke, W. 1. goods, 7 Chatham
Hernmenway Peter, shipwright, rear 67 Charter
DIRECTORY. 205
Henchman Daniel, drug'st, 41 Cambridge, h.4 Chambers
Henchman George, captain, house 20 VVashington place
Henchman Harriet, widow, 14 Williams
Henchman Lewis, captain, 31 Allen
Henchman Margaret, house 31 Prince
Hendee Charles J. See Carter, H. & Co.
Henderson Charles, painter, 75 Union, h. 76 Temple
Henderson Charles IS. clerk, h. 76 Temple
Henderson Frederick A. tailor, 2 Court, h. 1 Avery pi.
Henderson Joseph, carpenter, rear 11 Short
Henderson Nathan, painter, house rear Merrimac
Henderson Neheniiah A. cooper, h. rear 4 Prince
Henderson (tV. H.) & Warren (Thomas), groceries and
bread. Pleasant cor. S. Cedar. H.'s house do.
Hendley Hannah, widow, rear 47 Allen
Hendley James, tinplater, 591 Washing, h. 3 Pleasant
Handley James, Mechanic place
Hendlev James. See David Carter & Co.
Hendley John, stonecutter, Board alley
Hendley I'atrick, laborer, opposite 102 Warren
Hendrick Susanna, widow, 12 East
Henley Michael, stabler, Front near Castle
Hennessey Stephen, laborer, rear 671 Washington
Henry Harry C. house 134 Purchase
Henry James, housewright, Harvard palce, h. 112 Court
Henry John, constable, 2 Franklin avenue, h, 18 Cross
Henry Martha C. variety store, 132 Purchase
Henry Rispah, widow, house 22 Richmond
Henry Mary, 3 Battery
Henshaw & Co. {Charles ».^Jo/m), druggists, 28 Com. wf.
Henshaw Charles, house 8 Hancock
Henshaw David, collector of customs, b'ds 2 Somerset ct.
Henshaw John {Henshaw & Co.), h. 1 Bowdoin place
Henshaw Hannah C. dressmaker, 1 Harvard
Henshaw Samuel {Dana, Fenno &, H.), h. 56 Chesnut
Henshaw William, agent for printing ink, 124 Washing.
Henss Charles, confectioner, 30 School, b'ds 477 Wash.
Hcnss William, boarding house, 477 Washington
Hepworth George, wool cleaner, h. and s. Dedham
Herbert Samuel, hook & eye man.. Water, h. 101 Wash.
Herman Ferdinand, furnishing warehouse, 192 Wash.
Herman Leopold {Bryent & H.), house Devonshire
Herrick Jacob, sexton, B street
Herrick Martin R. mason, Bay near Fayette
He?rick Thus. W. {W. V. Kent 8^ Co.), h. Crescent pL
30
206 DIRECTORY,
Herrick Henry, bookbinder, house 74 Prince
Herring Roger, slater, opposite 41 Carver
Herrington Delia, widow, house rear 3d street
Hersey (Charles, surveyor of lumber, h. 20 Lynde
Hersey Cornelius, 1 Congress sq. house 11 Beacon
Hersey Daniel, auctioneer, 24 Exchange, h. 9 Spring
Hersey Edward, teamster, Langdon place
Hersey John F. housewright, boards 72 Essex
Hersey Lewis, cordwainer, house 27 Carver
Hersey Mary, widow, house Butolph
Hersey Martin, housewright. Cross, house 34 Salem
Hersey Nancy, widow, 15 Province House court
Hersey Nathan, 2d, housewr't, Lancaster, h. 3 S. Margin.
Hersey Samuel, hatter, boards Boylston Hotel
Hervey {Edwin) & Ingalls {Wm.), hats, 1 Congress sq,
h. 9 Atkinson
Heselton Stephen, house rear 83 Pond
Heslett Charles, stonecutter, 8 Sweetser court
Heussler Abigail, tailoress, Theatre alley
Hewes Eleazer J. mathematical instruments, Commer-
cial, house 13 Front
Hewes Jabez F. See Winship & H.
Hewes John B. hardware, Commercial, house 13 Front
Hewes John M. printer, C3 Court, house Theatre alley
Hewes Lawrence, laborer, 66 Elliot
Hewes Richard B. inspector of customs, house 13 Front
Hewes Sam. H. sup. burying grounds, office City Hall,
house 1 Fayette near Pleasant
Hewett Jonas G. bonesetter, 297 Washington
Hewett Richard, housewright, 42 Pond
Hewett S. C. surgeon bonesetter, 297 Washington
Hewins Abel, farmer, rear 4th street
Hewins Amasa, portrait paint. 6 Joy's build, h. 2 Corn. ct.
Hewins Simon K. (Tisdale <fe //.), house Cornhill court
Hewins {Whiting) & Fisher {Warren), W. L goods, 100
State. Hewins's house 14 Warren
Hews Abraham, jr. jeweller, 243 Wash. h. 13 At^h
Hews Francis, laborer. Creek square
Hews John, laborf-r, rear Blackstijne
Hews John, furniture, 5 Washington, h. 15 Brighton
Heywood Artemas, cordwainer, house 6 Bridge
Hey wood Levi <fe Co. {W . Hcyimod ^ James W. Gatcs)y
chairs, 26 Coinmercial. H.'s house Hawkins
Heywood (Samuel P.) & Norton {Joshua, jr.), paper:
storCj 97 Stale " '
DIRECTORY. 207
Hey wood Wm. {Levi H. 4^ Co.), boards 7 Howard
Hibbard (Benjamin) & Macnair (James), hatters, 10
Washington. Hibbard's house South Cedar
Hibbert Joseph, mariner, house 192 Hanover
Hichborn Sain'l, saihnak. Commer. c. Cross, h. N. square
Hickey James, Mechanic
Hicklin^ Charles. See Carter, Hendee & Co.
Hicks George, house 48 Salem
Hicks J. C. <& W. H. dry goods, 45 Kilby, h. 62 Milk
Hicks Mary T., 7 Essex place
Hicks Zeciiariah, house ()2 Milk
Hickson John, oysters, 138 Ann
Higgins Andrew, porter, house Avery
Higgins Catharine, widow, house Avery
Higgins Ezekiel H. bookbinder, house 45 South Russell
Higgins George, mason, house B street
Higsins John, truckman, rear 42 Prince
Higgins John S. (Jacobs <^ //.), h. ]7 Temple
Higgins John, hats, Faneuil H. market, h. 8 Sudbury
Higgins Mary B. niantuamakor. Bay near Fayette
Higgins Paine S. truckman, 52 Prince
Higgins Peter, hatter, Blackstone
Higgins Willard, tinplate worker, house Knox
Higgins William, handcartman, 52 Prince
Higgins William, laborer, 139 Broad
Higginson Daniel, shipsmith, Lincoln's wf. Commercial
Higginson Henry, merchant, house 48 Summer
Higginson James P. merchant. Mount Vernon
Higginson Samuel T. clerk, h. 6 Beacon
Higginson (Stephen C), Beals (Sam'l J.) & Co. (Whit-
weAl, Bond 4' Co.), com. mer. Water. H.'s h. 48
Summer
Highland Daniel, laborer, h. Broadway
Highland Michael, laborer, Market place
Hildieth Augustus & John, jr., 50 Faneuil Hall market
Hildreth Augustus, house 188 Hanover
Hildreth Charles T. physician, 3 Beach near Wash. Bank
Hildreth Clifton B. housewright, rear Front, h. 5 Suffolk
Hildreth Isaac L. merchant, 4 Congress sq. h. 10 Bulfinch
Hildreth L. H. 93 Salem, house 43 Hanover
Hiler Jacob, caulker and graver, Commercial near Hull,
house 8 Unity
Hiler Josiah, caulker and graver, house Vernon place
Hiler Margaret, Vernon place
Hiler Sally, widow, Lime alley
208 DIRECTORY.
Hiler Stephen G. shipwright, house Lime alley
Hiler William H. Board alley
Hill {Jiaron II.) & Carr (James M.), shoes, 2(52 Wash.
Hill boards 9 Suffolk place
Hill Abigail, dressmaker, 150 Purchase
Hill Amos, saddler, near City scales, house 80 Pond
Hill Archibald, wharfinger, Liverpool wf. h. 17 Purchase
Hill Benj. F. {Fitch y H.), house 11 Washington place
Hill Daniel, housewright, A street
Hill David, house rear 61 Milk
Hill (David IV.) & Chamberlain (Thos.), coppersmiths,
Charlestown near Haveihill. H.'s h. 2 liennet
Hill Dennis B. provisions, 27 Prince, h. 3 Margaret
Hill Ebenezer, house corner Green and Lynde
Hill Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, 20 Myrtla
Hill Frederick S. comedian, h. 1 Spring
Hill George & Co. (E. J. Long and IV. E. Hill), dry i
goods, 333 Washington
Hill Hannah, widow. 162 Hanover
Hill Henry,Treas.A.B.C.F.M.28Gornhill,h.57Pinckney
Hill Jacob, truckman, Market
Hill James, jr. 107 Faneuil H. market, h. 8 Leveret
Hill James B. confectioner, 544 Washington
Hill Jeremiah (Stoddard & H.), h. 48 Chambers
Hill John, tailor, house rear Short near Bedford
Hill John, laborer, house Battery
Hill John, 103 Faneuil Hall market, h. 31 Brattle
Hill John H. rear 122 Hanover
Hill John S. clerk, house 1 Humphrey place
Hill Kinsley S. grocer, Hanover corner Charter
Hill Mary R. tailoress, S. Cedar near Church
Hill Nathaniel, housewright, Union, h. Commercial
Hill Rebecca, 8 North Margin
Hill Samuel (Cotton, H. & Co.), house Broadway
Hill Sumner, professoi music, 406, h. 400 Washington
Hill Thomas, 31 F. H. market, h. 19 Washington place
Hill Walter E. (G. Hill & Co.), boards 9 Suffolk place
Hillard Daniel, laborer, rear 4th street '
Hillard Geo. S. attorney, 4 Court, h. 28 South
Hillard William, house 66 Tremont
Hiller Benjamin H. painter, house Hanover avenue
Hiller Thomas, stevedore, 96 Warren
Hilliard Wier, Fulton House, Fulton corner Cross
Hilliard, Gray & Co. (Harrison Gray and James and
Charles Broion), booksellers, 112 Wash. See adv.
DIRECTORY. 209
illiard William, jr. 27 State
illman George, VV. I. jr'ds, Comm. n. Ann, h. 59 Salem
illtiian Mehilabel, widow, 9 Prince
illman William, 9 Prince
ills George, carpenter, house lO'J Pleasant
ills H. S. chair painter, 6 N. Market, h. C7 Salem
ills (Jos.) «fc Knott (Rob.), ladies' shoemakers, 7 School.
Hills s house 7*2 Tremont
ills Natluiniel, laborer, 23 Cross
ills (Sam'l C.) & Powers (Herman), commission mer-
chants, 54 Water. H.'s h. 18 Winter
ikon Frances P. boarding, 23 Myrtle
ilton Leander, housewright, S. Margin
illon John T. m.iriner, house Market place
irnes Joshua V. Rev. house 96 Tremont
inchcliff Thomas, confectionary, 9 Leveret
inckley Allen, superintendent aqueduct, 40 Front, h.
5 Nassau
inckley Enoch, stevedore, rear 274 Ann
inckley H. Thos. orna. painter, 26 Wash. h. 9 Pitts
inck]ey (Holmes) & Co. (G. P. /Drur?/), machinists,
Front. H.'s ho:)se 692 Washington
inckley John, h. 7 Prince
inckley Moses M. stevedore, 74 Sea
inckley Sylvia, tailoress, Mechanic place
inds Alfred M. h. 53 Leveret
inds Mary, tailoress, Essex corner Front
indman Caldwell F. uphols. 426 Wash. h. 28 Fayette
indman Howard, upholsterer, house 6 1-2 Elliot
ine Clermont E. watchmaker, 242 Washington
ines James, laborer, 19 Hamilton
ipslay Luke, coppersmith, house Oliver
iscock Nabby, house 10 Blossom
iscock Sevvall, provisions, 44 Green, h. 44 Chambers
itchcock (Heriry) & Nash (Nathaniel C), W. L goods,
2 Long wf. H.'s house Milton place
itchcock Samuel A. See Sayles «& H.
itchings Daniel, 12 Unity
itchings Ebenezer H. paperhanger, house 12 Unity
ittenhime John, rigger, h. rear 123 Broad
itt John, surgical instrument maker, h. rear 359 Wash,
ixon Edward, upholsterer, 210 Washington
ixon James, laborer, 108 Broad
Hoadley John, laborer, 18 Devonshire
30*
210 DIRECTORY.
Hobart {Aaron) & Cumings (i?. JV.), dry goods, 21 Cen-
tral. Hobart boards Ct)mmercial Coffee House
Hobart Albert, dry goods, 19 Central
Hobart Billings, keeper Earl Coffee House, 36 Hanover
Hobart Eben. W. {Gookin, H. & Co.), boards 17 Frank-
lin place
Hobart Edward, commission merchant, 15 Doane
Hobart Enoch & Co. {David Kimball), tailors, 5 State,
h. 68 Leveret
Hobart George, com. merch., 15 Doane, b'ds 1 Bromfield
Hobart James T., 14 State, house 8 Beacon
Hobart Nathaniel, 21 Central, h. 12 W. Cedar
Hobart Peter, jr. liousewright, rear 253 Wash. h. 11 N.
Russell
Hobbs John, clothes, 220 Ann
Hobbs John, pianoforte maker, h. Dedham
Hobbs J. D. cordwainer, 22 Pinckney
Hobbs Nathan, silversmith, 1 Dock sq. h. 21 Charter
Hobbs Prentiss, lumber wharf, 90 Sea, house 53 Sea
Hobbs Sarah, milliner, 195 Hanover
Hobbs Thomas, housewright, house rear 2d street
Hobbs William J. carver, 65 Cornhill, h. 13 Blossom
Hobby Nancy, house Pinckney lane
Hodgden Samuel. See Twombly & H.
Hodgdon Jacob, housewright, h. Milton
Hodge Jacob, shipwright, Ann street court
Hodges Jane G. dry goods, 241 Washington
Hodges John R., Langdon place
Hodges Otis, straw manufacturer, house 448 Washington
Hodgkins John, house 7 Green
Hodson Richard, tinplate worker, 56 Broad, h. 41 Charter
Hogan Hugh, coachman, rear 29 Milk
Hogan Michael, laborer, rear 149 Broad
Hogan Peter, laborer, rear 17 Sea
Hogan Richard, stevedore, 18 Washington place
Hogan William, laborer, 1 Spring lane
Hogary William, Commercial near Prince
Holahan Christ'n, laborer, rear Centre
Holahan James, laborer, North square
Holbrook Anthony, 131 Fan. H. market, h. rear Fulton
Holbrook {Anth.jr.) &, Young (Dan.), oysters, 52 Brat-
tle. Holbrook's house Barrett
Holbrook Avery, grocer, 74 Commercial, h. 6 Tileston
Holbrook C. W. dis. clerk City Bank
Holbrook C. & R. E. dry goods, 93 Hanover
DIRECTORY.
211
Holbrook Charles, drugjfist, 18 Leveret
Holbrook (Daniel) & ShiiUuck {fyUliam), hvoheis, 10
Hanover. H.'s h. IS W. Second
Holbrook Edward, 52 Long wharf, h. 56 Leveret
Holbrook Edvv. jr. salt store, 51 Long \vf. h. 58 Leveret
Holbrook Enos, shipwright, Salutation
Holbrook George, h. 19 Somerset
Holbrook (Henry J.). Greene (Franklin, jr.) & Co. (B.
T. Loring), dry g'ds, 10 Kilby and 11 Doane H.'s
h. 9 Cambridge
Holbrook H. M. & Co. (J. H. Bowman), dry goods, 39
Kilby, h. 4 Montgomery place
Holbrook jame.s, shipsmith, Broad, op. Otis's wf. h. 164
Purchase
Holbrook John, laborer, 53 Pond
Holbro(»k (Jona.) & Moody (Joshua), grocery, 218 Ann
Holbrook Jonathan, jr. grocer, 218 Ann, h. r.202 Hanov.
Holbrook Joseph, oysters, 25 Hanover
Holbrook Joseph *& Co. (Thomas), oysters, March, row
Holbrook Samuel, clerk, house 9 Tileston
Holbrook Samuel, housewright, Salutation
Holbrook Samuel E. (Whif.more & //.), h. 16 Hull
Holbrook Sarah, widow of Asa, Commercial near Foster
Holbrook (S. F.) & Dillon (James), shipwrights, Broad
opposite Fort hill wharf
Holbrook Samuel, housewright, Beverly, h. Pitts court
Holbrook (Theodore) & Tappan (Lewis W.), hardware,
83 State. H.'s h. Commercial near Foster
Holbrook Vernon, currier, 14 Clinton
Holbrook Win. grocery, 1 Pinckney, h. 6 Stillman place
Holden Abel, h.^2 Brighton
Holden Adams, chemist, h. rear 2d street
Holden Ann, widow of Edward, boarding, 2 Bowdoin
Holden Artemas R., 1 S, Margin
Holden Ebenezer, 49 Faneuil Hall market
Holden E. printer, 2 McLean court
Holden Erastus S. druggist, Charley, house do.
Holden Horatio N. shoes, 600 Washington, house do.
Holden James, rear 3 Marshall
Holden John, mariner, 10 Graphic court
Holden John, turner, Merrimac, hou.se 7 Vine
Holden Jonathan, truckman, 5 Hanover court
Holden Justinian, cabinet maker, 32 Leveret lane
Holden Joshua, ornamental painter, 600 Wash. h. do.
HoIden^Nicholas, laborer, Hamilton
212 DIRECTORY.
llolden Thomas, constable, house 6 Brighton
Holder Silas, laborer, house 9 George
Holding Richard, mason, 4th st. ►
Holdridge Hannah, dressmaker, 14 Fruit
Holker Nancy D. widow of Jolm, Mt. Vernon place
Holland Charles S. cop. plate printer, 190 Washington
Holland James, laborer, rear 81 Sea
Holland Henry E. housewriglit, h. oppo. 5 Norfolk place
Holland Laura P. widow, 115 Purchase
Holland Sarah, widow of John, house 42 Atkinson
Holland Susan, boarding house, 8 Columbia
Holland Thomas, house Beach
Holland Thomas H. lumber, Front, h. op. 647 Washing.
Holland William, ropemaker, opposite 5 Norfolk place
Holland William, laborer, 114 Broad
Holliday Dorcas, widow of Samuel, Commer. near Ann
Hollis Cha's, painter, Blackst. c Han. h. r. 17 N. Russell
Hollis Daniel, housewriglit, 1 Oliver place
Hollis Dolly, widow, Clark alley
Hollis Ebenezer, housewright, h. Suffolk n. Lucas place
Hollis Elizabeth, widow, Suffolk near Lucas place
Hollis L J. shoes, head of Wilkinson's wf h. Commer.
Hollis James, mason, house rear 427 Washington
Hollis John, cordwainer, Hanover avenue
Hollis Joseph, furniture, house 6 Unity
Hollis Thomas, druggist, 30 Union, h. 117 Hanover
Holiis Thomas B. captain, house 25 Carver
Hollis Thomas C. bookbinder, 108 Salem
Hollis William O. 19 Dock square
Hollis William, fringe and tassel worker, 4lh street
Hollis Zebediah, stall, 2 Faneuil Hall market
Holloway John, house 32 Prince
Holman Henry, stereotyper, house 3 Grove
Holman Jonas W. Rev. house 15 Vine
Holman Oliver, stationer, 98 State, house Eaton
Holman Seth. See Sawyer & H.
Holmbert John, clotljing, 86 Broad
Holmes Augustus S. distill. Distil-h. sq. h. 100 Chambers
Holmes Benj.D. coppersmith, 157 Broad, b'ds 162 Purch.
Holmes Daniel, housewiiglu, Flagg alley
Holmes Francis, shipwright, Commer. c. Greenough lane
Holmes Galen, house 59 Bowdoin
Holmes Heman, shipwright, Broadway
Holmes John, housewright, h. Comm. op. Bartlett's wf.
Holmes J. B. ( Wadleigh, Badger & Co.), h. 4 Salem pi.
DIRECTORY. 213
Holmes Jesse, typefounder, h. 4 1-2 Alden lane
Holmes Leonard, clerk in post office, house Lyndc
Holmes Mnry Ann H. widow, 5 Norfolk pLce
Holmes Meliifabel, boardin<r, 5 Union
Holmes Nancy, boarding liouse. 30 Federal
Holmes Nathaniel, boarding, 17 Biattle
Holn)es Polly, widow, Porlhmd place
Holmes Richard, caipenter, 94 Warren
Holmes Samuel, housewright, house Leveret court
Holmes Samuel, rigger, Ann, head Union wharf
Holmes William, hairdresser, 183 Hanover, h. Richm'd
Holmes William S. stable, 15 Beacon, h. 52 Temple
Holmes (JFju.) & Clark (Bradley M), painters, 71 Broad
Hoist Christian K. cabinetmaker, 426 Washing, h. do.
Holt Abiel, laborer, house Southac corner Grove
Holt Daniel A blacksmith, house Broadway
Holt Hannah D. boarding house, 2 Bath
Holt John, shipwright, 3d street
Holt Peter . housewright, 33 South Russell
Holt Sylvester, paperhanger, r. 255. h. r. 305 Washing.
Holt Marcha L. house rear Leveret
Holton John, trucknian, house Pitts
Holtt.n Leonard, teamster, rear Friend
Homan Milton, laborer, rear Church near Madison place
Homans John, physician, 157 Treraont
Homer Albert, painter, 64 Court, h. 46 Myrtle
Homer Benjamin P. 37 Beacon
Homer (Cha's S.) &, Gray {JVilliavi), hardw. 13 Dock sq.
Homer Charles W. {Homes, Homer 4* Co.), h. 95 Salem
Homer David, livery stable, 2, house 3 West
Homer Eleazer, house 80 Hanover
Homer Eleazer, jr. lumber, Battery wharf
Homer Elisha R. teamster, h. East rear Engine house
Homer Enoch, laborer, North Margin
Homer Eugene A Belgian Con. 44 India wf h. 37 Beacon
Homer Francis H. P. painter, 562 Wash. h. 24 Orange
Homer Gilman, house ('harlestown
Homer George, cashier State Bank, h. AG Temple
Homer George, jr. Sec'y Merchants Insurance Company
Homer George J. {Homes, H. ^ Co.), h. 6 Milton place
Homer Henry, crier Munic. Court, h. rear 14 Spring
Homer Jacob (Ciarkc, H. & Liliie), house 35 Bridge
Homer Jacob P. coachmaker, ill Camb. h. Pinckney
Homer {James L.) & Palmer {Joseph), prop. Daily Com.
Gaz. 34 Congress. Homer's house 11 Sullivan pi.
■214 DIRECTORY.
Homer John F. turner, house 52 South
Homer Joseph W. boarding officer of Custom House, 72.
Loris: wharf, house 37 IMnckney
Homer Mary, widow, 17 Demo
Homer Peter T. {Jidams, H. & Co.), h. 3S Essex
Homer Rebecca, widow, house 21 Brighton
Homer Sidney. See Adams, H. *& Co.
Homer Susan, widow of David, house 3 West
Homer Tiiompson K. turner, house rear 52 Allen
Homer T. I. {H. B. Pierce &,^ Co.), house 37 Pinckney
Homer Walter W. housew't, h. rear Church n. Madis.pl.
Homer William F. crockery ware, 33 Union, h. 43 Spring
Homer William H. printer and stationer, 51 & 53 Broad,
iiouse 10 Hamilton
Homes Barzillai, fur dealer, 100 Milk, h. 504 Washing.
Homes (Henry), Homer {Geo. J.) & Co. (C. JV. Homer),
hardware, 34 Union. Homes's h. 2 Hamilton
Homes Hannah B. wid. of Josiah W. 504 Washington
Homes John, hardware, 35 Union, house 14 Brattle
Homes Nathaniel B. house 5 Brattle square
Homes. See Holmes
Honners, Elizabeth, widow, f)2 Prince
Hood C[)arles, cashier Com. Bank, h. Summer c. High
Hood Eliza, widow of Charles, house 36 Elliot
Hood Samrel, matmaker, house rear C street
Hood Samuel, jr. twine, house 3d street
Hoogs {Mbert G.) & Livermore (Elijah), mer. 40 India
Hoogs Mary, widow, rear 17 Federal
Hoogs William H. housewright, Church, house 4 do.
Hook Dudley W. laborer, house 231 Ann
Hook Elias & Geo. G. organ build. Friend, h. 41 High
Hook Gilinan, 30 Commercial
Hook Jacob, truckman, house rear 5 Snowhill
Hook Mary, rear 242 Hanover
Hooker Sarah, widow, 11 Leveret
Hooper Henry N. & Co. (!V'vi Blake ^ Tho's Richard-
son), copper dealers, 24 Commer. H.'s h. Foster
Hooper Henry, clerk Hamilton Bank, h. 65 Pleasant
Hooper Isaac D. merchant, 20 Central wharf
Hooper James L. housewright, house Southnc
Hooper John (B. Loring &. Co.), h. 15 La Grange place
Hooper Nathaniel, rear 65 Charier
Hooper Susan, crockery, 71 Salem
Hooper Robert, jr. mer. 34 State, house 37 Mt. Vernon
Hooper Robert C. merchant, 20 Central wharf
DIRECTORY. 215
Hooper Samuel {Bryant, Sturcris & Co.), h. 21 South
Hooper Thonu'is, messenger Massachusetts Bank ,
Hooper Thomas, captain, ]6 Pitts
Hooper Thomas VV. teller Mercliants Bank
Hooton David, printer, over 42 Congress, h. 51 Prince
Hooton Francis, painter, house 20 Carver
Hooton Henry, organist, New England Museum
Hooton James, professor of musi';,445 Washington
Hooton John B. paperstainer, Camden, h.op. 805 Wash.
Hooton John, 51 Prince
Hooton John, jr. sailmaker, Lewis's wharf, h. 45 Prince
Hooton Lydia, witiow, 20 Carver y
Hooton William, snilmaUer, 72 Long wharf
Hope Ann, srhoolmistress. Church near S. Cedar
Hope Eliza M. nurse, house 11 Leveret
Hope Rebecca A. E. school. Wash. cor. Bed. h. Church
Hopkins Abner F. handcartman, Cooper corner Pond
Hopkins Cliarles, laborer, hou.*e 8 W. Centre
Hopkins Daniel, provisions, l(iO. h. 156 Purchase
Hopkins Eliza, house 15 South Russell
Hopkins Hannah, widow, h. Southac corner Garden
Hopkins Levi W. house 82 Sunuuer
Hopkins Lucy, house 15 Soulh Russell
Hopkins Milton W. Coffee House, 4 Cornhill square
Hopkins Reuben, 89 Chaml)ers
Hopkins Solomon, house 52 Poplar
Hoppin John, vvoodwharfin<rer, 27 Charles
Hoppin Thomas, c(»rdvvainer, house 37 Brighton
Hoppin Mary, 2 Myrtle court
Hopping Sarah, Salutation
Hore John, laborer, house rear 5th street
Horn Henry, hatter, 4 Washington, h. South Cedar
Horn Henry. See E. Woodman & Co.
Horn Joshua, stall, 19 F. H. market, h. Travers
Horn Nathaniel, housewright, h. 14 Federal
Horn William {Andrews 4" H), h. 37 Leveret
Hornsman Henry, laborer, Clark alley
Horr Luther, hoiisewr't, Carver, h. I Trem. s. of Pleasant
Horr Lucius, dry goods, 103 Hanover, boards at Earl's
Horrigan James, laborer. Broad corner Cotton place
Horrigan John, laborer, Tremont, near Pleasant
Horrigan John, laborer, h. Biitolph
Horrigan Thomas, blacksmith, h. Mechanic place
Ilorsman Mary, widow, 10 Vine
Horton David W. (Scudder, Cordis S^ Co.), h. 18 Bulfinch
216 DIRECTORY.
Horton Francis, blacksmith, h. Ann street court ,
Horton Gustavus {Light & H), h. 18 Bullinch
Horton Henry B. clerk, h. 150 Pleasant
Horton Henry K. (F. Skinner & Co.), h. 54 I*oplar
Horton Mary, nurse, 18 Plensnnt street court
Horton Roby, widow, h. 18 Bulfinch
Hosoa Richard, house 75 Charter
Hosea (Samuel, jr.) «St Peirce (Jonathan), pumpmakers,
Sargent's vvf. Hosea's h. 24 Sahitation
Hoskins Jane, widow, liouse 8 South street place
Hoskins William, cooper, li. 12 Boylston
Hosnier Calvin, dry :ioods, 73 Hanover, h. 57 Leveret
Hosmer Luther, cofifectioner, h. rear 49 Temple
Hosiner (Zelotes) &■ Grew (John), hardware, 84 Milk
Hosmer Zelotes, h. 9 Milton place
Houghton Caleb, pianofortemaker, boards 1 Jefferson pi.
Houghton Ezra, laborer, 1(32 Hanover
Houghton George VV. dry goods, GO Hanover
Houghton Jamts, laborer, h. rear 132 Ann
Houghton Lawson, teamster, h. rear 18 Ash
Houghton Samuel A. grocer, Brighton cor. Poplar, house
Spring street place
Houpt Charles J. silversmith, 1 Bromfield, h. Merrimac
House Abner, carpenter, 74 Charles
House Eleazer G. printer, h. 6 Snowhill
House Timothy, captain, rear Snowhill
Housley Ann Maria, widow, h. 6 S. Berlnet
Housley George (Tompkins & /"/•), h. rear 17 N. Russell
Houston Alexander, housewright, Spring street place
Houston William, laborer, 3d street
Hovey Abijah VV. 35 Commercial
Hovey Charles F. (Jabez C. Howe 4' Co.), h. 8 Milton pi.
Hovey Elbridge A. harnessmaker, h. 51 Carver '
Hovey George O. See George Howe «& Co.
Hovey Hannah, widow of Henry A. house 51 Carver
Hovey Henry A. coachmaker, 68 Boylston
Hovey John G. See Adams & H.
Hovey Lucretia, dressmaker, 39 Boylston
Hovey & Co. (Phinclias B. &l Charles M.), seed store,
79 Cornhill
Hovey Samuel S. provisions, Bromfield, h. 32 Bridge
Hovey William B. stall, 32 Faneuil Hall market
How Elizabeth, house B street
How Ephraini, laborer, boards 052 Washington
How (Hall J.) &, Jones (Eben.), dry goods,'69 Milk
DIRECTORY. 217
How Hall J. house South Boston Heights
How Lucy, widow, h. Dorchester
How. See Howe
Howard Abigail, widow, opposite 79 Pleasant
Howard (Mrahmn) & Merry {Robert D. C), merchants,
39 Central wharf. Howard's h. Temple place
Howard Benjamin {Chandler S/-H.), h. 4 Kingston
Howard Davis, cordwainer, 16 School, h. 23 Pinckney
Howard Dorcas, h. 177 Hanover
Howard Edward, jr. house 18 Myrtle
Howard Eleazer, h. 702 Washington
Howard Elizabeth, widow, 2 Orange court
Howard Elizabeth, house 17 Chesnut
Howard Elijah, housewright, boards 11 Nassau
Howard Harry, laborer, 106 Broad
Howard I. F. See Abbott t& H.
Howard John, 196 Hanover
Howard John, laborer, 78 l*urchase
Howard John, laborer, rear Dedham
Howard John C. physician, West, 1st h. from Tremont
Howard John D. caulker and graver, h. r. 160 Washing.
Howard Jonathan, house 1 Bulfinch place
Howard Joseph, housewright. h. 108 Cambridge
Howard Mary, tailoress, 11 Unity
Howard Nath'l, physician, 93 Cambridge, h. 17 Blossonj
Howard Nicholas, housewright, h. 72 Charles
Howard P'atience, mantuamaker, rear 143 Washington
Howard Samuel, iron founder, h. rear C street
Howard Samuel, provisions, 56 Spring, h. 40 Brighton
Howard Thomas M. masim, h. 2 South Cedar
Howard William, housewright, h. Thacher
Howard William H. 4th street
Howe Ann, widow of John, 3 North Bennet
Howe {Cranston) & Stevens {Loriman G.), W. I. goods,
Turnpike, H.'s house Broadway
Howe Elines, laborer, rear 80 Tremont
Howe George & Co. {Geo. O. Hoveij ^J\ath'l Whiting) j
dry goods, 53 Kilby, h. 27 Winter
Howe Isabella, sciiool, Bennet cor. Short lane
Howe Isaac, clerk, house 283 Washington
Howe Jabez C. &.. Co. {Charles Mixter , Charles F. Hovcy
&. Samuel Johnson), importers, 55 Kilby
Howe Jacob, boarding house, 266 Washington
Howe John, 13 Fleet
Howe John, printer, 17 Charter
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218 DIRECtoRY.
Howe John & Thomas, lumber wharf, Sea, h. 5 Elliot
Howe Jonathan, printer, 39 Merchant's row
Howe Jonathan, 54 Kilby
Howe Joseph N. measurer Custom H. h. 3 Pleasant st. ct.
Howe Jubal, watchmaker, 123 Wash. h. 16 Charles
Howe Marcus, cordwainer, 33 Front, h. 7 Nassau
Howe Maria, widow, rear 33 Thacher
Howe Mary, widow, 252 Washington
Howe Nathaniel, cooper, h. Bartlett
Howe Nathaniel, jr. cooper, 10 Charter
Howe Rebecca, widow, 14 Carver
Howe Robert, plumber, 20 Salem, house Pond
Howe Samuel, General Insp sole leather, 9 N. Market |
•Howe Samuel, boarding, 34 Milk
Howe Samuel G. physician, superintendent and director
of the Institution for the Blind, 19 Pearl
Howe Sarah, dressmaker, h. rear 26 Chambers
Howe Sarah, widow, 15 Salem place
Howe Solomon, housewright, h. 32 Poplar
Howe Susan, nurse, h. rear 26 Chambers
Howe Thomas, grocer, 21, house 23 S. Russell
Howe Thomas. See Bramhall & H.
Howe Thomas, 89 Hanover
Howe Thomas, lumber, Sea, h. 13 La Grange place
Howe William, hats, 34 Ann, h, 15 Salem place
Howe William, victualling cellar, Broad cor. Summer
Howe Warren, cabinetmaker, h. 36 Orange
Howes {Barzillal) & Colburn (Joseph), lumber wharf,
Turnpike. H.'s house Broadway
Howes Benj. clothing, head Hancock's wf h. 18 N.Benn't
Howes Elisha, captain, h. Broadway cor. Dorchester
Howes Martha, dressmaker. Union
Howes P. S. druggist, Blackstone, h. 33 Ann
Howes Samuel P. portrait painter, 7 Stillman place
Howes Willis, captain, Broadway cor. Dorchester
Howland Caleb, mason, 63 Elliot
Howland Edwin, clerk, h. 65 Pleasant
Howland Henry J. printer, h. 3 N. Russell
Howland Luther, grocer, 21 Salem, h. 15 Stillman
Howland Maria, superintend. Female Refuge, 12 Charter
Howland Wealthea, widow, 65 Pleasant
Hoxse Michal, widow of George W. 81 Sea
Hoyt Aaron B. teacher, Silver
Hoyt Stephen, house Merrimac
Hoyt Elisha, cordwainer, h. 47 Pleasant
DIRECTORY. 219
Hfoyt Elizabeth, widow of Charles, 132 Pleasant
3oyt Thomas, mariner, h. Salutation
Hubbard Abel, housewright, 45 Myrtle
Hubbard Benjamin B. laborer, rear 70 Merrimac
Hubbard Cliarles, sign and ornamental painter, 4 State.
See advertisement
Hubbard Christopher, printer, h. 15 Province H. court
Hubbard F. M. school, 3 Codman's bnild'gs, h. 4 Bowdoia
Hubbard George, physician, 54 Hanover
Hubbard Henry, house 51 Mt. Vernon
Hubbard John, merchant, h. W. Cedar cor. Mt. Vernon
iHubbard John C. chairmaker, 581 Wash. h. 15 Fayette
iHubbard Lucretia, 13 Winter
iHubbard Saml, counsel. 1 Barrist. Hall, h. 1 Bumst'd pi.
Hubbard Wm. J. counsellor, 20 Court, h. 72 Chesnut
Hudson Benjamin, office 115 Pond, boards 44 Federal
Hudson Charles A. upholsterer, 27 Dock sq. h. 2 Vernon
Hudson Ezra, fisherman, rear 8 South street place
Hudson Gordon, ironfounder, rear Broadvvway
Hudson John, house 118 Hanover
Hudson Nathaniel, weaver, h. 134 Pleasant
Hudson Oliver (Kelley & //.), h. Exchange Coffee H.
Hudson Samuel, provisions, 2 Chambers, h. 2 Hawkins
Hudson Sumner, 10 S. Market, boards rear Boston Bank
Hudson Thomas {Jidams &. H.), house 16 Charter
Hudson William R., Turnpike near 4th street
Huff Simon, pumpmaker, h. South street place
Huggeford Henry H. dep. Sheriff, 4 Court, h. 11 Beacon
Huggins Amos R. laborer, h. Turnpike
Hughes Esther, Tremont Theatre, h. 17 Franklin place
Hughes Frederick, tailor, 11 Brattle, h. 18 I'inckney
Hughes George {Parrott & H.), h. 1 Q,uincy place
Hughes Henry, mariner, rear 150 Ann
Hughes John, milkman, rear 75 Elliot
Hughes Sarah, widow of Thomas, 1 Q,uincy place
Hughes Thomas, h. 1 Quincy place
Hull Jonathan, housewright, Battery
Humphrey Benj. merchant, 21 Commercial, h. Hancock
Humphrey Benjamin, house 1 Myrtle
Humphrey Catherine, widow, 19 Boylston
Humphrey (David) & Dudley {Charles S.), W. I. goods^
42 Long wharf. Humphrey boards 9 Hancock
Humphrey Giles, housewright, 10 1-2 Pleasant
Humphrey Henry B. See J. H. Pearson & Co.
Humphreys William, flour, 45 Long wf. h. 9 Hancock
^20 DIRECTORY.
Humphries Sopbronia, widow, 78 Pleasant
Hunkins James, collector, iiouse 36 South
Hunneman William C. engine builder, 37 Union
Hunneman S. & W. coppersmiths, 20 Union
Hunnewell D. H. house 43 Milk jj
Hunnewell Peter, hair worker, 351 Washington
Hunstable John A. P. rigger, h. Salter place ;
Hunt Anna, 3 1-2 Sudbury
Hunt Anna, 68 Charter
Hunt Betsey, 68 Charter
Hunt Charles S., W. I. goods, 32, house 36 Sea
Hunt Charlotte, boarding, 120 Washington
Hunt Edward P. machinist, h, rear Pitts
Hunt Hannah, 67 Bedford
Hunt James, housewright, h. INedmont near Church
Hunt James, housewright. 111 Pleasant
Hunt James, stationer. Custom-house st. h. 15 Atkinson
Hunt John, laborer, h. S. Russell
Hunt John, morocco, 30 North Market
Hunt John, housewright, Church, h. 129 Pleasant
Hunt John E. Eagle Coffee House, Commercial
Hunt John E. cordwamer, h. 11 Summer
Hunt Joseph, printer, boards 67 Bedford
Hunt Joseph S. L. cabinetmaker, h. rear 773 Washington
Hunt M. dressmaker and milliner, 11 Summer
Hunt Mary, widow. Theatre alley
Hunt Matthew, branch pilot, 4 Fleet
Hunt Matthew M. house 117 Tremont
Hunt Moses. See Rice & H.
Hunt Moses, victualler, 94 Commercial
Hunt Reymond, boarding, Commer. head Hancock's wf.
Hunt Ruth, widow of Samuel W. 50 Cambridge
Hunt Samuel, Sec'ry Manufact. Ins. Co. h. 18 Hancock
Hunt Samuel, housewright, h. 95 Charles
Hunt Simon, 472 Washington
Hunt Thonjas, shoes, 38 Hanover
Hunt (Thomas) & Dascomb (Thomas R.), 31 Long wf.
Hunt's house 45 Essex
Hunt Timothy, cabinetmaker, 350 Washington
Hunt Timothy, chair painter, 17 Tileston
Hunter Ann, nurse, h. 11 Allen
Hunter John, marble manufacturer, h. 677 Washington
Hunter William, victualler, 47 N. Market, h. 5 Stillman
Hunter William G. counsellor, 8 Kilby, h. 11 Beacon
Hunting Bela (Macoviber, Satcin &. jF/.), h. 12 Pearl place
DIRECTORY. 221
Hunting Daniel F. 17 Commercial wharf, h. 4th street
Hunting Ebenezer N. 5 Market square, h. 40 Spring
Hunting Mich'l B., W. I. g'ds, 729 Wash. h. 10 Orange
Hunting Reuben, house 18 IMeasant street court
Hunting Thomas, house 6 Orange
Hunting William F. grocer, 19 Atkinson, house do.
iHuntington Julia A. boarding house, 25 Summer
Huntington Lynde A. See Goodrich & H.
Huntington Ralph, merchant, h. 34 Washington place
Huntress John, house 1 Myrtle court
Huntress Jos. F. wood & lumber, 84 Front, h. Thaxter pi.
Hurd Alvin, printer, house rear 89 Sea
Hurd Calvin, shoe store, 101 Court, h. rear 15 Gouch
Hurd (John), Hutchins {Ezra C.) &. Skinner {John F.),
W. I. goods, 11 S. Market. Hurd's h. 8 Tremont
Hurd William L. pressman, house 27 Carver
Hurden Henry, North Margin
Hurlbert Jesse P. paper, 25 Court, h. 48 Temple
Hurlbert {T. R.), Leavitt {Charles F.) & Co. {S. Bates^
jr.), stoves, IG Union. Hurlbert's h. 9 Derne
Hurlbutt Elisha, well digger, house rear 111 Hanover
Hurley James, tailor, 12 Pitts
Hurley John, housevvright, h. rear 34 Tremont n. Wash.
Hurley John, waiter, rear 73 Elliot
Hurley Elizabeth, widovvr, sempstress, oppo. 79 Pleasant
Hurley Lydia, widow, 4 Myrtle court
Hurley Timothy, Commercial near Foster
Huse Elizabeth H. house 27 Mt. Vernon
Huse Joseph, variety store, 475 Washington
Huse William, pianofortemaker, h. rear 773 Washington
Huse William, house 111 Cambridge
Hussey Joseph, boards 42 Purchase
Hussey Nathan, housevvright, h. 17 N. Russell
Hussey Samuel, teamster, h. Middlesex near Castle
Huston John & Edward, confectionary, 418 Washington.
J. H.'s house 68 Congress
Huston Edward (J. & E. H.) h. Short cor. Short st. ct.
Huston Nancy, widow of John, 68 Congress
Hutchings William, boarding, 229 Ann
Hutchins Elizabeth, house 36 Myrtle
Hutchins Ezra C. {Hurd, H. & Skinner), h.8 Trem't pi.
Hutchins Mary, widow, 61 South
Hutchins Moses, 6 Cross
Hutchinson Andrew B-, W. I, g'ds, 69 Purch. h. 1 Spear al .
Hutchinson Elizabeth, nurse, opposite 155 Pleasant
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222 DIRECTORY.
Hutchinson Erastus, housewright, h. Short street court
Hutchinson {Elijah G.) & Sampson (Calvin C), furni-i
ture, 21 Cornhill
' Hutchinson (Henry) & Bunill (j3. S.), sailmakers, 18;
City wharf
Hutchinson Honry, house 81 Prince
Hutchinson Jolin, rigger, 285 Ann
Hutchinson John B. clerk, 29 Kilby, house 4 Derne
Hutchinson Mary C. widow, achoohnistress, 6 Wendell 1
Hutchinson Mary, widow, 27 Cross
Hutchinson Richard, clerk, 12 Pleasant street court
Hutchinson Richard, laborer, Broad cor. Purchase
Hutchinson Thomas L , Branch Bank, h. 21 Poplar
Hutton John, tailor, 27 Union :
Hyde Catherine P. dressmaker, rear G Elliot
Hyde Mary, schoolmistress, 17 Short
Hyde Michael S. painter, 546 Washington, h. 19 Fayette
Hyde Nathan D. land office, 14 State, h. 57 Federal
Hyde William A. merchant, 51 India wharf, h. 4 Beacon
Hyne Ann M. boarding, 260 Ann
lASIGI I. 41India
lasigi Joseph, commis. merch't, h. Beacon cor. Somerset
Ide Edwin. See Brown & I.
Inches Charles, merchant, house Pearl •
Inches Elizabeth and Susan, 123 Tremont •
Inches Henderson, merchant, Russia wharf, h. Pearl
Inches Henderson, jr. {Martin Brimmer &/• Co.), h. Pearl)
Ingalls Benjamin, brassfounder, rear 10 Prince
Ingalls Charles, hackrnan, 97 Broad
Ingalls Daniel, merchant, house opposite 20 Elliot
Ingalls John R. blockmaker, house 7 George
Ingalls Jonathan, house 9 Centre
Ingalls Mary, sempstress, 19 Tileston
Ingalls William {Htrvey ^ I.), h. 20 Atkinson
Ingtjrsol Benjamin, boards 48 Purchase
Ingersol Joseph, 10 Central wharf, h. at Marlboro' Hotel
Ingersoll William, captain, 74 Essex
Inglis Jane, Mount Vernon
Ingols Levi. See G. Clarke & Co.
Ingolls Moses, clothing store, 205 Ann, h. N. Margin
Ingraham Ann, widow, Creek square
Ingraham D. G. instructer, 170 Tremont, h. 10 W. Cedar
Ingraham Joseph W. house 76 Pond J
Ingraham Sarah, widow of Joseph, 76 Pond I
DIRECTORY. 223
Ingram George, chairmaker, rear 13 Milk
Innis Immanuel, machinist, 90 Court
Ireland Jonathan, chaiseniaker, 546 Wash. h. 48 Warren
Irish Isaac, 31 Ann, h. 19 Salem
Irish William D. pianofortemaker, rear 727 Washington
Irvin John, hiborer, 14 Distil-house square
Irving Simeon, Prospect
Irwin David D. accountant, 5th street
Isaverdons B. merchant, house 6 Walnut
Ivers Edward, tinplater, 612, house 656 Washington
Ives Chauncey B. carver, 362 Washington, b'ds 105 Front
JACK JONATHAN, housewright, 6 W. Second
Jackman Mary, widow, rear 51 South
Jackson Abigail, 30 North Russell
Jackson Andrew, mariner, h. 275 Ann
Jackson Anna, widow, h. 1 Hancock av. cor. Mt. Vernon
Jackson Charles, counsellor, 39 Court, h. 7 Bedford place
Jackson C. T. physician, 11 Hanover
Jackson Daniel, shipwright, house 2d street
Jackson Edmund, tallowchandler, h. 773 Washington
Jackson Eben, painter, Milk cor. Bath, h. 105 Purchase
Jackson Elizabeth, widow, Sewall place
Jackson Emanuel, mariner, house Clark
Jackson Ezra S. housewright, house 41 Bridge
Jackson Francis, Agent S. Cove Co. 27 State, h. 7 Hollis
Jackson George & Co. (fViUiam), tallowchandlers, 785,
house 767 Washington
Jackson Hannah, widow, 6 Bedford place
Jackson Isaac, dry goods, 27 Central, iiouse 38 Spring
Jackson Jacob, laborer, 5 Leveret
Jackson James, physician, 40 Summer
Jackson John, silk hats, 34 Washington, h. 4 Province
Jackson Joel, teamster, 719 Washington
Jackson J. B. S. physician, 6 Bedford place
Jackson Leonard, printer, h. 48 Myrtle
Jackson Levi, coppersmith, 64 Portland, h. 48 Allen
Jackson Lydia, widow, h. 21 Somerset
Jackson Martha W. indel. ink marker, Piedmont n. Pleas.
Jackson Patrick T. merchant, 83 Milk, h. 17 Winter
Jackson Sarah, widow, 3 Tileston
Jackson Samuel, jr. mariner, h. 547 Washington
Jackson Stephen W. soap works, 775 Washington
Jackson Thomas, assessor, 27 Pinckney
Jackson Ward, lumber, North Grove, h. 12 McLean
224 DIRECTORY.
Jackson William, Hanover avenue
Jackson William. See George Jackson & Co.
Jackson William, housewright, h. 14 W. Second
Jackson William P. painter, h. 36 Short
Jacobs Asa & Hiram, 2 Boylston market, h. 55 Pleasant
Jacobs Benj. jr. linen store, 44 Wash, b'ds at Exch. C. H.
Jacobs Cynthia, widow, 7 Federal
Jacobs Elisha, combs & fancy g'ds, 73 Water, b'ds 11 Elm
Jacobs Eliza, boarding house, 36 Hancock
Jacobs George, shipwright, h. Broadway
Jacobs George C, Ivers corner Merrimac
Jacobs George C. See Spaulding & J.
Jacobs James B. oysterman, rear 87 Washington, h. Bay-
Jacobs {John Y.) & Higgins (John S.), oysters, 114 Court.
Jacobs's house Butolph
Jacobs John R. provisions, 32 Milk, h. 6 Sullivan place
Jacobs Joshua, jr. housewright, Friend, h. 31 Brattlo
Jacobs Lydia, clothing store, 489 Washing, h. S. Bennet
Jacobs Peter, rigger, boarding house, 274 Ann
Jacobs Seth, mason, Butolph
James George. See Putney & J.
James John W. counsellor, 10 Court
James Thomas, house 98 Salem
Jameson Hugh, dep. surveyor. Custom H. h. 13 Oak
Jameson Patrick, laborer, rear 88 Warren
Jameson Sarah, widow, 7 Columbia
Jameson Susan, tailoress, 8 Boylston square
Janes (Theodore) & Pierce {J. V.), bookbinders, 19 Wash.
Janes's house Harvard place
Jaques Henry, teller Suffolk Bank
Jaquith Aaron, paper ruler, 95 Charles
Jaquith Moses & Aaron, cylindrical rulers, 136 Wash.
M. J.'s house 20 Chambers
Jaquith Oliver, porter Union Bank
Jaquith Thomas R. North Margin
Jardan David, laborer, 1 Cedar lane
Jardine James, laborer. Lane place
Jarves Deming, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company,
103 Milk, house 71 Summer
Jarvis Benjamin, 56 Pleasant
Jarvis W. C. 8 Kilby
Jarvis William P. house 56 Pleasant
Jeffers Mary B. house 6 Avery
Jefferson Eleanor, h. 8 Essex place
Jefferson Elizabeth, house 7 Temple
DIRECTORY. 225
Jeffery George, confectioner, 27 Union
Jeffries John, physician, 9 Franklin
Jellison John, laborer, opposite 78 Warren
Jellison Zar-hatiah ife Co. {J. L. Drigham), merchants,
33 Central wharf, h. 20 McLean
Jemerson William, rear 194 Hanover
Jenkit)s Catharine, h. Bartlett
Jenkins Eben'r, housewright, Lancaster, h. 70 Merrimac
Jenkins Edward, blacksmith, Pond
Jenkins Gera, grocer, Comrner. n. Hanover, h. Snowhill
Jenkins Gideon, chaisemaker, h. rear 29 Milk
Jenkins Henrv, painter, CO Commer. b'ds op. 4 Columbia
Jenkins Horatio, shipsmith, Connnercial, h. Jenkins pi.
Jenkins Isaiah, pattern maker, Broadway
Jenkins Joseph, builder, Temple
Jenkins Joseph, jr. attorney. 27 State, h. Temple
Jenkins Joseph W. tailor, li State, h. 4 Morton place
Jenkins Joshua, painter and glazier, 80 B street
Jenkins Mary, widow, nurse, Bridge street avenue
Jenkins Noble E. cooper, Liverpool wf. h. 41 Purchase
Jenkins Sally, widow of Isaac, rear 602 Washington
Jenkins Samuel, boatman, 4th street
Jenkins Sarah, 5 Marshall
Jenkins Solon, painter. Arch wharf, h. Broadway
Jenkins Susan, nurse, High street place
Jenkins William C grocer, Dorchester
Jenks Alice, widow, 8 Hayvvard place
Jenks J. H. publisher, 8 School, h. 1 Crescent place
Jenks Susanna, 291 Ann
Jenks William, Kev. 1 Crescent place •
Jenness Abigail, house 5 Milton
Jenness {John S.), Gage (John) & Moody (George), dry
goods, 3 Liberty square
Jenness Woodbury, watchman, h. 56 Fayette
Jentiey Stephen & Co. (John Cooii), merchants, 8 Central
wharf, house 44 Purchase
Jenning Alexander H. blacksmith. Market, h. 23 Friend
Jennings Eliza, widow, 135 Hanover
Jennings John, caulker and graver, 15 Fleet
Jennings Joseph, baker, rear Friend
Jennings Michael, laborer, 18 Siillman
Jennings Philip, jr. caulker, Commer. c. Henchman lane
Jennings William, niastmaker, rear 38 Charter
Jennison George, cabinetmaker, h. Beach
Jennison Ruth, widow, 164 Hanover
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226 DIRECTORY.
Jennison William, 33 Spring
Jepson Mary, widow, 12 Gouch
Jepson Samuel, housewriglit, 4 S. Margin, house 26 do.
Jepson William, watchmaker, house 12 Gouch
Jerauld Washington, housewright, 11 Thacher
Jerome John J. house 1 Kingston
Jessop Joseph H. boarding house, 256 Ann
Jewell John, laborer, 2 North square
Jewett {D. E.) & Co veil (Charles), dry goods, 48 Hanov.
Jewelt Eliphalet, housewright, h. 3 Madison place
Jewett Emerson, laborer, house Sister
Jewett J. H. (Kimball, J. fy Co.), house 55 Hancock
Jewett Jonathan, jr. painter, boards 679 Washington
Jewett Nathaniel & Co. ( JV. T. Andrews), sugar refiners,' '
26 Atkinson, house 15 Williams
Jewett Rebecca, widow of David, h. 4 Pemberton hill
Johnson Abigail, widow, house 36 Cambridge
Johnson Abijah S. housew't, r. Charles, h. 76 Mt. Vernon
Johnson Aniasa P. laborer, h. 207 Hanover
Johnson Andrew, clerk, 6 Pitts
Johnson Arabel, widow, tailoress, 8 Ballard place
Johnson Artemas W. truckman, 8 Stillrnan place
Johnson Benjamin, broker, 9 City Hall
Johnson (Carver), Sikes (John) & Roberts (John), house-
wrights, Friend
Johnson Catharine, widow, Theatre alley
Johnson Charles, clerk, house Castle near Front
Johnson Charles, housewright, h. 4 South street place
Johnson Daniel, 6 Pitts
Johnson Daniel, laborer, 8 Sudbury
Johnson Ebenezer, mason, h. 21 Atkinson
Johnson Edward, 4 Tremont near Washington
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, nurse, h. 4 Fayette court
Johnson Enoch, laborer, house Peck lane
Johnson George L. (Gray & J.), house 48 Milk
Johnson George, house Centre corner Hanover
Johnson George, house Merrimac
Johnson George W. 69 Salem
Johnson Gustavus, cooper, 39 Prince
Johnson Hannah M. 18 Winter
Johnson (Hiram) & Dikes (Sam'l), W. I, goods, 25 Long
wharf. Johnson's house 22 Allen
Johnson Henry, laborer, house Elliot cor. Barre place
Johnson Ira, victualler, 13 Merchants row, h. 5 S. Margin
Johnson Jacob, mariner, Langdon place
DIRECTORY. 227
Johnson Jacob A. housevvright, house 8 Short
Johnson James B. barkeeper, Portland, h. 58 Fayette
Johnson (James), Sewall &. Co. {Ebenr Date), American
goods, 97 State. J.'s house 38 Green
Johnson James, collector, h. 5 Snowhill
Johnson John, rigger, h. rear Commercial near Hanover
Johnson Jonas, grocer, Prince cor. Garden ct. h. Cross
Johnson Joseph, W. I. g'ds, 11 Foster's vvf. h. Broadway
Johnson Joseph, cordvvainer, house 9 Cross
Johnson Latetia, crockeryware, 147 Hanover
Johnson Lawrence B. mariner. Battery
Johnson Margaret, nurse, house 47 Boylston
Johnson Maria, school, C street
Johnson Mary, Hanover avenue
Johnson Otis, flour, 47 Commercial, h. 37 Prince
Johnson Peter, victualler, 87 Broad
Johnson Rufus, house Castle near Suffolk
Johnson Samuel (J. C. Howe <^ Co.), h. 7 Franklin pi.
Johnson Samuel, housewright, h. 104 Warrren
Johnson Sarah, straw bonnet maker, 259 Washington
Johnson Sarah, dressmaker and milliner, 5*25 Washington
Johnson Sarah, widow, nurse, 4 Columbia
Johnson Thomas, lighterman, 18 Brighton
Johnson (JVm.) & Carter (Tim.), stab\e, 17, h. 18 Federal
Johnson William, handcartman, Williams court
Johnson William, 35 Garden
Johnson William, glassmaker, C street
Johnson William F. comedian, h. 38 Milk
Johnson William W. clerk, 285 Washington
Johnston D. C. artist, 4 Summer, boards 22 Atkinson
Johnston John S. painter. Turnpike
Johnston Robert, inspector, rear C street
Johonnot Andrew, clerk City Bank, house 13 Vine
Johonnot Oliver, tailor, house 12 Sudbury
Jones Alden W. baker, h. 711 Washington
Jones Ann, widow of David, North Federal court
Jones Asa, turner, Front, h. Wheeler's court
Jones B. G. & T. victuallers, 1 T wharf, h. 33 Boylston
Jones Charles, housewright, h. 9 Pleasant street court
Jones Charles, captain. Leveret court
Jones Daniel, provis. cor. Grove & Southac, h. 4 George
Jones David, housewright, house 45 South Russell
Jones David, innkeeper, Clinton House, 35 Leveret
Jones David W. dry goods, 383 Washington, h. 9 Sea
Jones Elizabeth, widow. Theatre alley
228 DIRECTORY.
Jones Ebenezer (How S/- J.), house 24 Washington place
Jones Edward, Milk corner Devonshire
Jones Eliphalet {Aorcross &. Co.), h. 7 Vernon
Jones Elizabeth, widow of John C. 6 Somerset place
Jones {Ehiath. jr.) & Green (C/ws. P.), binders, 23 Court
Jones Ephraim, 30 Portland
Jones Ezia, refreshments, 20 Franklin, h. 11 Prov. H. ct.
Jones Frances B. widow, 9 Federal court
Jones F'rederick & Nahum, shoes and leather, 22 North
Market, h. Charter
Jones Hannah, dressmaker. May cor. Butolph
Jones Hans, riirger, Lewis's wharf, h. 316 Ann
Jones Isaac, house 17 Temple
Jones Isaac, mason, house 3 iSturgis place
Jones ivory H. (JYuUing & ./.), boards 4 May place
Jones (Jfffnj ^5.) & Oakes (Ehen.), stationers, 124 State
Jones John, mariner, 22 Richmond
Jones John, combmaker, 242 Washington
Jones John, Flagg alley
Jones John, wine dealer, Exchange, h. 1 Otis place
Jones John B. jeweller, 123 Wash. See advertisement
Jones John S. cabinetmaker, Blackstone
Jones Jonathan, bar room, 31 Elm
Jones Joseph, mason, h. Commercial near Foster
Jones Joseph tfe Son {Joseph, jr.), sailmakers, Arch wf.
house 20 Purchase
Jones Joseph, jr. house Gibbs lane
Jones Josiah, house 5 Mason
Jones Josiah M. leather, 32 Broad, h. Pearl
Jones Lewis, stove manufactory, 36 Union, h 3 Prince
Jones Lois S. tailoress. May
Jones Mary, widow, house Clark
Jones Mary, house Southac corner Grove
Jones Margaret, boarding, rear 359 Washington
Jones Nancy, widow, II Tremont near Washington
Jones Nahum, leather, 22 N. Market, house Charier
Jones Nathaniel, housewright, 37 Belknap
Jones Peter C. paper store, 110 State, h. 25 Fayette
Jones Prescott. See Simpkins & J.
Jones Ralph, cordwainer, Pond
Jones Robert, saddler, house Salt lane
Jones Rebecca, widow, Gorham place
J«mes Rees, soapstone worker, George
Jones Robert, artist, 15 Second
Jones Sarah, widow of C. H. h. 14 Friend
DIRECTORY. 229
Jones Samuel, Custom H. officer, h. 27 Salem
Jones Samuel H. shipwright, house Broadway
Jones Stilhuan {Win. B. Bradford^ jr. 4" Co.), boards
21 Somerset
Jones Stephen, housewright, house May near Grove
Jones Stephen, blacksmith, house 104 Washington
Jones Susannah, widow, rear 24 North Russell
Jones Susannah, widow, 4 Mechanic
Jones Thacher. See B. G. & T. Jones
Jones Thomas S. tailor, Wilson's lane
Jones Thomas, tailor, house Wheeler's court
Jones Thomas, moulder, house A street
Jones Thomas K. boards 42 Purchase
Jones William, shoes, 157 Broad, boards 4 Berry
Jones William, rigger, Commercial near the bridge
Jones William H. {Palvter, J. & Blake), 44 Hanover
Jones William, clothing store, 25 Union, h. 125 Hanover
Jones William {E. Baker ^ Co.), boards 48 Federal
Jones William. See Tuttle & J.
Jones William. See Waterman, J. & Co.
Jones William, boarding house, rear 20 Uniori
Jordan Alexander S. combmaUer, 2 Milk
Jordan Charles, laborer, 139 Broad
Jordan James, mason, 604 Washington
Jordan John, captain, 49 Warren
Jordan Loring, watchman, house rear 123 Broad
Jordan Michael, laborer, 139 Broad
Jordan Mary, dressmaker, 12 Bedford
Jordan Samuel, house 5th street
Jordan Sarah, widow of Putnam, 11 Friend
Jordan Simon, baker, rear 42 Warren
Jordan Thomas, 310 Hanover
Jordan William, h. 104 Court
Jordan William, chaisemaker, Boylston, h. 23 Temple
Jordan William, housewright, house Carver
Joseph Sarah, widow, rear Pond street
Joslyn Samuel, painter, rear 251 Wash. h. 8 Norfolk pi.
Joslin (John H.) & Wood {Micajak), housewrights,
Brighton, house 11 Southac
Josselyn Elijah, paper hangings, 166 Washington
Josselyn Harriet, dressmaker, 417 Washington
Josselyn Lewis, paper hangings, 6 Union, h. li)6 Hanover
Josselyn Morrill A. housewiight, 2 Bridge st, avenue
Josselyn Stockbridge, grocer. May, h. do. cor. George
Joy Abigail, widow of John, 22 Mount Vernon
Joy Charles, cooper, house 24 Cross
230 DIRECTORY.
Joy Charles F., 45 F. H. market, house 6 Centre
Joy Eleanor, widow, rear 80 Pnvohase
Joy Hannah, widow of Benjamin, house 33 Chesnut
Joy John B. hou?e 10 Milton place
Joy John R. house 48 Salem
Joy Lydia, tailoress, rear 234 Washington ,
Joy Nancy, house Broadway
Joy Reuben, laborer, 159 Court
Joy Samuel, 32 Cross
Judkins Benjamin, grocer, 91, house rear Cambridge
Judkins Mary, tailoress, 9 Friend str(?et f)lace
Judkins Samuel, housewright, house JO Second
Judson Charles C. housewright, 19 Spring
Judson Chester, clerk in Post Office, house Central ct.
Julian John, laborer, rear Centre
KAETING WILLIAM, laborer, rear 200 Washington
Kaher Andrew, laborer, 74 Sea
Kahler Hannah, widow of Jeremiah, 34 Chambers
Kahler Jeremiah, merch. Milk c. India, h. 34 Chambers
Kalin Patrick, laborer, 5th street near Turnpike
Kain Daniel, laborer, rear 194 Hanover
Kain James, h. rear 20 Carver
Kane & Co. printers and publish. 14 Water, h. 62 Essex
Rating Margaret, widow, A street
Kauffer John T. painter, house rear 101 Tremont
Kauffer Francis, machinist, house Sweetser court
Kauffer Lewis, mason, C8 Charter
Kaulback John G. tailor, 7 Congress sq. house 3 Sister
Kaulback John G. jr. tailor, house 3 Sister
Kavanagh M. flagstone yard, Haverhill. See advertise.
Kavanaugh Patrick, boarding, 105 Ann
Kearney Edmund, 81 Ann
Kearney P. physician, 9 Sullivan place
Keating Hannah, widow, house Buliinch place
Keating John, cooper, Charlestown
Keating John, bar room, 155 Broad
Keays Edward, grocer, 03 India wharf
Keef Richard, laborer, Centre
Keefe Jane, widow, 22 Prince
Keefe John, laborer, 141 Broad
Keefe John, tailor, rear 22 Carver
Keefe Timothy, laborer, rear 22 Federal
Keefe Timothy, laborer, 137 Broad
Keeler Edward, laborer, 18 Williams
DIRECTORY. 231
Keen James, messenger Columbian Bank, h. 44 South
Keen Lemuel, machinist, Sea, htjuse 10 Sea
Keen Nahuni, ironfuundor, Turnpike
Keen liobert. blacksmith, hou**e 5th street
Keen Robert, carpenter, rear 4th street
Keen Shadrack, stevedore, Salutation
Keen (Sprague) & Wright (God), vict'Iers, 44 S. Market
Keen Sprague, housewright, house rear 782 Washington
Keen Washington, glazier, house 16 North Bennet
Keep N. C. surgeon-dentist, h. 1 Tremont place
Keep Solomon, surgeon-dentist, house 1 Tremont place
Keheo William, Milk corner Theatre alley
Kehoe Edward, laborer, 4th street
Kehoe Judith E. widow, 4 Chambers street court
Kehoe Thomas, laborer, 4th street
Keith Bethuel, house 3 Pond street place
Keith Charles H. musical ins. 67 Court, h. 297 Wash.
Keith Henry, clerk, boards 6 Avery place
KeTlh Marshall, library, 159 Washington
KeitJi Mary, boarding, 207 Washington
Kei^Mary Ann, clothing, 154 Ann, li. 131 Hanover
Keith Robert, house 74 Prince
Keith Thomas T. grocery, Salem cor. Cross
Keith William, housewright, Carvnr, h. 115 Pleasant
Keith William H., 13 Court, h. 16 Bulfinch
Kelley David, house 18 Devonshire
Kelley Francis, laborer, 6 Dearborn
Kelley Geo. W. blacksmith, r. 135 Ann, h. Purchase
Kelley Henry, boards 9 Federal court
Kelley Henry, tailor, house rear East near Sea
Kelley Israel H. laborer, Mechanic place
Kelley James, laborer, house Sister
Kelley John, scowman, 108 Ann
Kelley Levi, cooper, h. cor. Purchase and Belcher lane
Kelley Lucy, widow, rear 17 Sea
Kelley Patrick, tailor. Cross
Kelley Patrick, laboier, Pond
Kelley Patrick, laborer, 168 Pleasant
Kelley Patrick, scowman, rear 664 Washington
Kelley Patrick, iron founder, house 59 Sea
Kelley Philip, plasterer, h. W. Centre corner Southac
Kelley Richard, laborer, 104 Purchase
Kelley Robert, 16 Henchman lane
Kelley Thomas, mason, house 18 South Russell
Kelley William, laborer, Blackstone
232 DIRECTORY.
Kelley William, jeweller, house 28 Cambridge
Kelley William, coachmaker, rear Church
Kelloy W. R. clothes, 5 Congress sq. h. 9 Federal court
Kellogg Ralph, 65 Milk, house 64 Essex
Kellogg Theodore, harnessniaker, 56 Hanover
Kellor P. F. mariner, Broad, opposite Rowe's wharf
Kelly Wm. laborer, 4 Brighton
Kelman John, mariner, rear 152 Ann
Kelsey Hannah, widow, 35 Portland
Kelt James, baker, house &. shop 298 Washington
Kelton Peggy, widow, 12 Avery
Kelton William H. cabinet maker, r. 20 Court, h. 16 Ann
Kemlo Eliza, boarding house, 153 Court
Kemp Asa, housewright, h. 7 Lucas place
Kemp R. C. clothes, 34 Merchants row, h. 6 Crescent pi.
Kemplon William, captain, 64 Poplar
Kenard Allcut, tailor, house Haymarket place
Kendall Abel, jr. & G. A. dry goods, 24 Washington
Kendall Abel, jr. house 9 Crescent place '
Kendall Charles A. captain, 157 Hanover
Kendall C. S. See Gould, Kendall &, Lincoln
Kendall Edward, musician, house I South Foster place
Kendall Ezekiel & Samuel, chair painters, Distil-h. sq.
Kendall Ezekiel, house 40 Spring
Kendall Geo. A. See A. & G. A. Kendall
Kendall H. A. See Treadwell & K.
Kendall Hugh R. {Livermore Sl K.), h. 51 Chambers
Kendall H. S. See Freeman, Cobb & Co.
Kendall John, inspector Custom House
Kendall Joshua, brassfounder, Pitts
Kendall Mary, widow of Hugh R. house 5 Temple
Kendall Mary E. widow. Castle
Kendall Phebe, school, house 8 North Russell
Kendall Pierson, painter, 44 North Market
Kendall S. G. (Adams ^ K.), boards 74 Temple
Kendall Samuel {E. ^ S. K.), house 10 Derne
Kendall Samuel, clothing, 4 Rowe's wf h. r. 98 Purchase
Kendall Sewall, bricklayer, 5 Friend
Kendall (Theop. P.) & 'Guilford {Jona. M.), W. L goods,
Kendall (Tim. C.) & Kingsbury (Wm. B.), 17 India wf.
Kendall Timothy C. house Pearl corner High
Kendrick Rufus. See Chamberlin & K.
Kenedy William, truckman, 6 South Margin
Kenfield Ebenezer, restorator, 4, h. 6 Wilson lane
DIRECTORY.
233
Kennard David, baker, house Short near Bedford
Kennard William, laborer, 1 Cedar street court
Kennedy James, Blackstone
Kennedy John, merchant, 46 Lons wharf, li. 4 Sudbury
Kennedy Lucius, house Commercial near Foster
Kennedy Patrick, 310 Ann
Kennedy Robert, slater, house rear Sister
Kennedy Thomas, 65 Ann
Kennedy William, rear 4th and C street
Kenneley Mary, widow, 91 Ann
Kenneily Edward, laborer, rear 83 Sea
Kennelly John, laborer, opposite 732 Washington
Kenncy Aubrey R. baker, h. 47 Warren
Kenney Bridget, widow, 71) Sea
Kenney Elizabeth, widow, 36 Belknap
Kenney John, clothing store, 43 Ann, house 2 Fleet
Kenney John, laborer. Creek square
Kennison Tapping, wharfinger, house 19 1-2 Atkinson
Kent Barker B. shipwright, B street
Kent F. A. Fruit street court, house 5 Cornhill
Kent Hannah, boarding house, Dorchester street
Kent Henry A. housewright, 2d street
Kent Jacob H. teacher, 121 Hanover
Kent James E. laborer, 15 Richmond
Kent Joseph, tinplate worker, h. 21 Second
Kent Job {White & K.), house Carver
Kent John & Co. (J. B. Phinncy), 89 W^ater
Kent Sarah, boarding house, Dorchester street
Kent Samuel K. shipwright, Dorchester street 4
Kent William V. & Co. (T. IV. Herrick), W. I. goods,
29 Long wharf, house 6 Staniford
Keogh {Peter R.) & Mullen (D. J.), tailors, 70 Congress.
K. boards 3 Bath
Kern Lewis, hairdresser, 14 Fulton
Kerr John, author, 3 Travers
Kertell Ann, nurse, house Fruit
Ketcham Micah, stoves, 13 Elm, h. Suffolk Hotel
Ketchum Samuel, housewright, 103 Cambridge
Kettell James, boatman. Custom House, h. 52 South
Kettell John, 15 Commercial wf house 5 McLean
Kettelle Samuel, stucco worker, h. 1 Piedmont
Keyes Michael, grocer, 74 Pond
Keyes Wrighi S. grocery, 2, h. 10 Marshall
Kidder Abner C. «& Co., W. L goods and provisions,
112 Pleasant
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234 DIRECTORY.
Kidder Abigail, milliner, Mason corner West
Kidder Ellas, dry goods, 9 Poplar
Kidder {Jerome G.) & Simmons ( George Ji.), W. I. g'ds,
21 Long wharf. Kidder's h. 17 Pearl
Kidder Joseph, druggist, 97, h. 105 Court
Kidder Thomas, clerU, 100 Pleasant
Kidder Thompson, chemist, 99 Court, house 1 Carver
Kielchen Alexander P., Russian consul, h. 7 Bulfinch pi.
Kiernan George, 22 Cross
Kilburn Elijah C. & Co. {John J.), innholders, Howard
Kilbiirn George H. typefounder, 4 Hull
Kilburn John J. innholder, Howard
Kiley Morris, laborer, 312 Ann
Killy William, laborer, house rear 198 Ann
Kilham {Jonathan), Mears {Elijah) & Co. {Grenville
M.), tailors, 31 State. Kilham's h. Cook's court
Kimball Aaron, jr. See J. B. K. & Co.
Kimbail Alva, provisions. Myrtle corner Belknap
Kimball {Jlnael S.) &Webster {Benjamin), housewrights,
Haverhill. K.'s h. 17 Meirimac
Kimball Benjamin C. teamster, rear 28 Pleasant
Kimball Benjamin, provisions, 72 Salem, h. Baldwin pi.
Kimball Benjamin, boatman, rear 207 Hanover
Kimball Catharine, widow, 20 Pleasant street court
Kimball Catharine, milliner, 278 Washington
Kimball Daniel, laborer, 7 Battery
Kimball Daniel {Farnum, K. & Co.), h. 7 La Grange pi.
Kimball D. F. See Upham, Wilde & Co.
Kimball David, dry goods, 8 Washington
Kimball Ezra C. wheelwright, 135, h. 98 Cambridge
Kimball, Jewett & Co. ( Eiiphalet Kimball «^ J. H. Jew-
ett), dry goods, 29 Kilby. Kimball's h. 2 Beach
Kimball 1. Francis, fancy goods, 16 Hanover, house 78
Mt. Vernon
Kimball Hezekiah, laborer, Commercial near Hanover
Kimball Horace, surgeon dentist, 1 Montgomery place
Kimball Isaac B. shipwright, h. Turnpike
Kimball J. B. & Co. {A. K. jr.), shoe store, 18 N. Mar-
ket, h. 5 Crescent place
Kimball John S. stockmaker, 79 Wash. h. head Pearl
Kimball John E. dry goods, 93 Water
Kimball J. M. boards Kilburn's Coffee House
Kimball John, shoes, 198, h. 196 Tremont
Kimball Jonathan, 57 Faneuil Hall market
Kimball Joseph, housewright, 4 North Russell
DIRECTORY;' 235
Kimball Leonard W. printer, 8 Frank, av. h. S. Margin
Kimball M. Day. See Webster, Chuse & Co.
Kimball Moses, stock manu. 12 Wash. h.21 Green
Kimball Osra, cabinetmaker, li. Province near School
Kimball Simon, provisions, 7 Summer
Kimball Timothy S. laborer, rear 21 Second
Kimball William, housewriglit, 4 North Russell
Kimball Dennison, engraver, 22 Tudor's building
King Apollos, housewrigbt, Causeway
King Benj. boots and shoes, 25 Hanover, h. 13 Poplar
King Charles G. (G. Kwg & Son), house 5 Lynde
King Daniel, laborer, rear ()5 Ann
King Edward, laborer. Henchman lane
King Edward (Pratt & K.), boards 102 Washington
King Elizabeth, Somerset place
King Eliza, widow, house 117 Pleasant
King Gedney & Son {Charles G.), nautical instrument
makers, 7 Bioad, h. 5 Lynde
King Henry, laborer, 2d street '
King Isaiah, 48 Pond
King James, grocer, 10 Water, house Theatre alley
King Joseph, mason, rear Commercial near Foster
King Joseph, stevedore, Hanover avenue
King Joseph, laborer, rear 314 Ann
King Lucy, widow, 108 Cambridge
King L. F. & H. H. milliners, 169 Court
King Matthew, scowman, 7 Orange lane
King Michael, laborer, Bumstead court
King Richard R. grocer, 115 Essex
King William, electrical machines, 54 Cornhill
Kingman Betsey, widow, 654 Washington
Kingman Eliab H. laborer, 7 Milton
Kingman George, sailmaker, 2 Chatham, h. 3 S. Margin
Kingsbury Abigail B. boarding house, 102 Washington
Kingsbury Benjamin, Barristers Hall, h. Kennard avenue
Kingsbury Benjamin, jr. 19 Washington
Kingsbury Benjamin, collector. Commercial n. Railway
Kingsbury Benjamin W. & Charles, shoes, \S School
Kingsbury Calvin, hats, Market sq. h. rear 100 Purchase
Kingsbury Elijah, housewright, Southac court
Kingsbury Jesse, victual. 29 N. Market, h. 5 Richmond
Kingsbury Samuel, baker, Salutation
Kingsbury Thomas N. grain, Broad, op. Prentice's wf^,
house 43 Sea
Kingsbury William B. {Kendall 4^ K), h. in Roxbury
23S DIRECTORY.
Kinggley Bethania, 16 South Russell
Kingsley Charles M. house 16 South Russell
Kingsley Elias (Lowe &. K.), house 25 Charles
Kingsley Erastus T. stucco worker, h. 22 S. Russell
Kingsley Joseph, tnason, house 20 South Russell
Kingsley Nathan P. mason, 52 Orange
Kinney Asa, stevedore, house Bartlett
Kinney Jacob, Brrtlett
Kinsley Daniel H. plasterer, Ivers cor. Merrimac
Kinsley Mary B. French goods, 181 Washington
Kinsman Henry A. sailmaker. Salutation
Kinsman Henry W. counsellor, 33 Court, h. Temple
Kinstler Conrad, cabinetmaker, h. rear 57 Elliot
Kirby John, machinist, rear 660 Washingtoa
Kirk John, boarding, Lindall
Kirkland John T. Rev. house 41 Summer
Kitchen Andrew, hairdresser. Water, h. 14 Fayette
Kitchen Mary, widow, 98 Salem
Kitchen Robert, hairdresser, 42 Milk, house 14 Fayette
Kittredge, (^/wi/i) & Blakes {J. jr. <^ C), furnit. Brattle
Kittredge Charles {Maynard <$/• K.), h. 67 Warren
Kittredge Josiah, physician. 289 Washington
Kittredge (J.) & Wyman (James), grocers, Haverhill,
corner Market. Kittredge's house 52 Pond
Kittredge Martha, upholstress, 3 Fayette court
Kline I'eter, laborer, Salutation
Klien.strup Peter N. cabinetmaker, h. Suffolk n. Dover
Knaggs Thomas, carpenter, rear C street
Knapp Charles, house 1 Kneeland
Knapp Caroline, house rear 63 Warren
Knapp Isaac. See Garrison & K.
Knapp Jesse, jeweller, 46 N. Market, h. N. Federal ct.
Knapp John, counsellor, 39 Court, h. 1 Kneeland
Knapp Josiah, house 1 Kneeland
Knapp Sophia, 8 Stillman
Knapp William, assis. clerk Police Ct. h. 34 Bridge
Kneeland Abner, ed. Investi. Congress sq. li 57 South
Kneeland James, cabinetmaker, Harv. pi. h. 17 S. Russell
Kneeland Samuel, teller Granite Bank, h. Crescent pi.
Kneeland Sylvanus, house 12 Milton
Knight Abel F. musician, house 5 Blossom court
Knight David, currier, h. 28 Tremont near Washington
Knight Edward, tailor, 8 Congress, h. 19 Lyman place
Knight Edw. provis. Federal and 87 Essex, h. 92 Federal
Knight Thomas, Bartlett
DIRECTORY. 237
Knight Holland L. See Myers & K.
Knisht Henry, machinist, h. 14 Pleasant street court
Knight Joel, hatter, house 1 Konnard avenue
Knisht Joseph R. house 48 Bridge
Knight Manasseh, Eng. goods, 45 Wash. h. 22 Poplar
Knight Nath'l & Geo. rnerch. 45 Cent. vvf. h. at Tremont
Knight Philip, cooper, house rear 53 South
Knight Rachael, tailoress, rear 2 Plymouth place
Knight William, saddler, 26 Union
Knight Winthrop, truckman, Charlestown
Knights John, captain, house 13 Hamilton
Knights Matilda, 556 Washington
Knights Wintworth, tailor, 13 Marshall, h. 50 Prince
Knorre Charles {GossJer & K), house 10 South
Knott James, cordwainer, 19 Summer
Knott James, jr. cordwainer, 21 Summer
Knott Robert {Hills ^ K.), house rear 5 Pleasant
Knott Thomas, cordwainer, rear 39 Essex
Knott William, shoemaker, 19 Summer
Knowles Joseph, mer. 15 Rowe's wf. b'ds 4 Somerset ct.
Knowles Nathan, housewright, Lancaster, h. 7 Salem
Knowlton Arad, provisions, Charles, h. 109 Charles
Knowlton Calvin (Bowkcr &. K.)^ house 27 Temple
Knowlton Chester, mariner, house 11 Ash
Knowlton John, housewright, 7 Foster
Knox Mary, widow, 14 La Grange place
Knox Racliael, widow, 49 Essex
Kramer Matthias & Co. (Melcher Kramer), variety store,
48 Cornhill, house Bridge street court
Kramer Melcher, house Franklin avenue
Kramer Sebastin, 13 South Russell
Krantz Frederick C laborer, 12 South Russell
Krater Joseph, laborer, rear 704 Washington
Kuhn Elizabeth, 21 Boylston
Kuhn George, marker and prover. Custom House
Kuhn George H. 35 Broad, h. 63 Beacon
Kuhn Jacob, messenger General Court, h. 46 Hancock
Kuhn John, tailor, 4 Congress, h. 101 Cambridge
Kuhn John M. laborer, Southac court
Kuhn Lewis, baker, 8 Green
Kuhn Sarah, widow of John, 126 Cambridge
Kupfer Charles F., 10 Merch. row, house 1 Short
Kupfer Charles F jr. {Loring &,'• K.), house 1 Short
Kurr Lawrence H. baker, 63 Elliot and 76 Pleasant, h.
134 Pleasant
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238 DIRECTORY.
Kurtz John E. baker, 57 Warren
Kults John, arcliitect, 73 Cornhill
Kvern Martin, 107 Ann
Kyburz Daniel, musician, 2 Fayette court
Kyes Samuel, marble mason, 30 N. Russell
LABORATORY of the State, Pleasant, H. Sheafe mil-
itary store keeper
Labree Sally, May
Lacnste P. A. house rear 12 Bedford
La Couture Mary A. laundress, h. 74 Purchase
Ladd Bela O. coffee room, 3 and 4 Lindall, h. 2 do.
Ladd Cliarles, housewright, 20 Tileston
Ladd Frederick P. house 5 McLean court
Ladd IJsebia, house Leveret lane
Ladd Wm. G merchant, h. 103 Tremont
Lafaver John, mariner, 4 Barre place
Lafferty Daniel, laborer. Mechanic
Lafterty Francis, stable, Congress sq. house at Exchange
Lafield William, laborer, 19 Hamilton
Laforme Antoni &. Barnard, silversmiths, Bromfield near
Tremoni, house 11 Graphic court
Laggon Joannah, confectionary, 111 Hanover, h. Cross
cor. Salem
Lahr I'hilip A. dry goods, 72 State, h. Distil-hou^ sq.
Lahey Daniel, laborer, rear Blackstone
Lahy Michael, mason, Hamilton alley rear 5 Wendell
Lake Sarah, corset maker, 6 Avery
Lakeman James, liousewright, h. 21 Spring
Lakeman John, house 21) High
Lakeman Moses B. housevvright, Union, h. 31 Poplar
Lakin Benjamin, pilot, 3 Fleet
Lakin Eda, widow, Spring lane
Lakin George, rear 276 Ann
Lakin Isaac, pilot, 3 Fleet ''
Lakin Leonard, pilot, 201 Ann
Lally John, 174 Ann
Lamb Benjamin W. house .58 High
Lamb Hiram K. tailor, 8 Franklin av. h. 71 Elliot
Lamb Margaret, widow, South Foster place
Lamb Mary, school, opposite 14 Oak
Lamb R. A. {Emerson, L. <^ Harvey), house Derne
Lamb Rosanna, widow, 8 Hamilton place
Lamb Thomas, Pres. Wash. Ins. Co. h. 15 Winthrop pi.
Lambert Gideon, shipwright, Salutation
DIRECTORY.
239
Lambert Henry, painter, 71 Commercial
Lambert John, housewiight, house rear 80 Elliot
Lambert Sophia A. widow, 5 Salem place
Lambert ( JVrn. G.) & Slade {John, jr.), dry g'ds, 31 Kilby
Lambord Wm. tinplater, 421 Wash. h. 10 Bnlfinch
Lambright John G., German physician, 716 Washington
Lamson Benj. cabinetmaker, 127 Ann, mahogany yard
rear, house 198 Hanover
Lamson Jabez, house 2 Hanover court
Lamson Jabez {Scotchler S^ L.), 2 Hanover court
Lamson John {Lane, L. <^ Co.), house IS Chesnut
Lamson Mary, widow, house 123 Cliarles
Lamscn Riifus, trunks, 9 Clinton, house 21 Leveret
Lamson Tho's, com. mer. 11 Foster's wf h. 3 Garland pi.
Lamson Tho's, jr. dep. surv. U Foster's wf. h Turnpike
Lanagan Dolly, widow, rear 89 Sea
Lanagan James, laborer, opposite 44 Pleasant
Lanaean John, stucco worker, 4 Water, h. rear Dedham
Lanagan Richard, housewright, house rear 3d street
Lanahan Sdmuel, laborer, rear 57 Elliot
Lancey Samuel F. house 11 Southac
Land Nicholas, 200 Ann
Lander Charlotte, widow, Lyman place
Lander William, rear 80 Purchase
Landers Charles S. painter, Iti Williams
Landers John M. painter. South Margin
Landragan John, laborer, 78 Purchase
Landy Francis, laborer, Bartlett
Lane Alexander, cooper, 8 Tileston
Lane Alfred A. clothing, 35 Merch. row, h. 3Iernmac
Lane Alfred A. stock factory, 30 Elm
Lane Benjamin, hou.se 15 1-2 Cross
Lane Benjamin, hackman, house 5 Orange lane
Lane Charles & Co. {Geo. P. Wheeler), W. I. goods, 3
India wharf, house 14 High
Lane Charles, jr. cordwainer, lU Chambers
Lane Eliza, 1 Montgomery place
Lane Frederick, umbrellamaker, 35 Court, h. 28 Llliot
Lane Freeman, grocer, 61 Broad, house 1 Avery place
Lane {George) &:■ Read {IViUiam), hardware, 6 Market
square. Lane's liouse 8 Allen
Lane George H. house 11 Williams
Lane Henry, housewright, 2 Brighton
Lane Isaiah, teamster, house Hancock row
Lane James W. house 4th street
240 DIRECTORY.
Lane John E. captain, house 43 Brighton
Lane (John S.) & Souther (JYat/il), housewrights, 3
Williams court
Lane Jonas H. physician, 170 Washington
Lane Jonathan, coop(?r, Maine wf. h. 122 Purchase
Lane {Josiak), Lainson (Juhn) & Co. (David Lane), dry
goods, 11 Central
Lane Michael, mason, house rear South street place
Lane Samuel, housowright, Friend, house 14 Gouch
Lane Simon, blacksmith, Pond
Lane Stephen, cabinetmaker, Wilson's lane
Lane Timothy, hackman, house 23 School
Lane William H. clerk, 1 1 Dock sq. house 2 Allen
Lane ( W. J.) & Croome ( George), cabinetma. 439 Wash.
Lang James, marble mason, house 3 Bridge court
Lang John, cooper, 57 India wharf, h. 8 Hamilton
Lang John, mariner, 104 Warren
Lang Margaret, nurse, house Milk corner Theatre alley
Lang Nathan, bar-room, 44 Union, h. Stillman place
Lang Stephen, housewright, Friend, house 22 do.
Lang Willirim (J. V. Bnnonc &^ Co.), house Broadway
Lang William B, 13 Doane, house 55 Cliesnut
Langdon John W. merchant, 41 India, h. 24 Hancock
Langford A. See S. A. Davis & Co.
Langley Alona, widow of William, h. 19 S. Bennet
Langley Ephraim, handcartman, h. Short street court
Langley Henry, laborer, house rear 14 Second
Langley Jonathan, house 28 Leveret
Langley Samuel, jr. (J. Williams & Co.), h. in Roxbury
Langon Samuel, house 23 Allen
Lansing Abraham, auctioneer, 12 Court, h. 12 Hawkins
Lanstrom A. M. milliner, 1 Bowdoin square
Lanstrom Wilhclmine C. widow, 8 Essex place
Lapham Benjamin, shipwright, h. rear Broadway
Lapham Luther. See Thomson & L.
Lara Thomas, 320 Ann
Larkin Israel J. See L Harris & Co.
Larkin Joseph, cloekmaker, house 10 Centre
Larkin Mary, widow of Ebenezer, house 2 Myrtle
Larkin Michael, laborer, house 17 Myrtle
Larkin Thomas, house 20 Hamilton
Larrabe Charles, printer, boards 20 Atkinson
Larrasay Mary Ann, Creek square
Larvay Thomas, laborer, rear 80 Elliot
Lasey Patrick, house Southac
DIRECTORY. 241
Lash Robert, teller Boston Bank, h. Commer. n. Foster
Latliam Harrison, mason, B street
Lathrop John P. instructer Wells school, h. Broadway
Lalhrop. See Lothrop
Laugliton John, distiller, 6 Hawkins
Lauriat A. I. goldbeater, rear 83 Washington
Lauriat Lewis A. goldbeater & assay master, h. 2 Leveret
Lavery Ann, widow of John, A street
Lavery Arthur, laborer, rear 36 Front
Law Hamilton, confectionary, 478 Washington
Law William, teamster, rear 337 Washington
Lawler John, 91 Ann
Lawson (Henry) &, Harrington (Francis), upholsterers,
228 Washington
Lawson Nicholas, laborer, Hanover avenue
Lawless Thomas, grocer, JVIerrimac
Lawrence Abbott, house 8 Park
Lawrence Abel, housewright, house 8 Milton
Lawrence Amos and Abbott & Co. (J. //. Wolcotti^J. W.
Edmands), mer. 11 Lib. sq. Am. L.'s h. 143 Trem.
Lawrence Catherine, widow, rear 119 Pleasant
Lawrence Henry, handcartman, rear North Margin
Lawrence Joel, laborer, Cedar lane
Lawrence Joseph W., W. I. goods, 595 Wash. c. Pleas't
Lawrence Joshua, tailor, 53, boards 104 Washington
Lawrence Samuel, laborer, rear North Margin
Lawrence Sam'l (JV. & S. L. & Stone), h. 7 Mt. Vern. pi.
Lawrence Thomas S. rear 97 Ann
Lawrence William, 3 Bulfinch
Lawrence W'm, grocer, 14 Batterym. &, cloth. 73 Broad
Lawrence (Ifiiliam & Samuel) & Stone (William JV.),
mer. 85 State. W. L.'s house 3 Bulfinch
Laws Hosea, truckman, house 462 W^ashington
Lawson Nancy, house 7 Belknap
Lawton Sarah, widow, 11 Elliot
Lawton Winslow, cordwainer, h. Front, near Castle
Leach Eliab, cordwainer, Middlesex, r. 683 Washington
Leach James, dry goods, 72 Court, house Howard
Leach J. L. boards Kilburn's Coffee House
Leach (John), Crosby (William S.) & Gilmore (J. A.),
W. L goods, 3 Merchants row
Leach (Josi. F.) & Mc Lei Ian (P. 0.), dry g'ds, 161 Wash.
Leach John, machinist, house 38 Orange
Leach Mary, widow of Thomas, house 63 Chambers
Leach Matthias, provisions, Charles, house Hancock
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242 DIRECTORY.
Leach Studson, housewright, h. Middlesex r. 683 Wash.
Lear Peter, house 98 Chambers
Learnard Thomas, clothes, 58 Ann, boards 67 Charter
Learnard William, caulker and graver, 66 Charter
Learnard William, clerk, house 25 Myrtle
Learned Ann, Lyman place
Learned Daniel, laborer, 276 Ann
Learned Gearfield, printer, house W. Centre
Learned Grant, cordwainer, 8 Boylston square
Learned Henry, soap works, r. 57 Trem. h. Ash c. S. Ben.
Learned Jedediah, soapboiler, house Broadway
Learned Lucretia, 20 Carver
Learned W'm H. shoe store, 10 Marshall, h. 2 Cooper
Lears John C Hanover avenue
Leary Mary, 2 Theatre alley, near Milk f
Leary Timothy, laboter, Broad, opposite Maine wharf
Leathe Abigail, boarding house, 1 Bowdoin square
Leatherbee Benjamin, 34 Tudor's building
Leatherbee James W. rear 106 Sea
Leavens S. Davis, house 1 Hancock avenue
Leavens George L. house 19 Spring
Leavitt Benjamin D. 7 Centre
Leavitt Benson & Joseph M., W. L goods, Battery wf.
Leavitt Benson, house 210 Hanover
Leavitt (Cha's F.) & Bates {Samuel , jr.) ,sto\' es, 16 Unioi^
Leavitt David {Burchsted, L. &, Co.), h. Gibbs lane j
Leavitt Elizabeth, widow, Gibbs lane
Leavitt H. H. hat store, 93 Court, house 23 Brattle
Leavitt John, housew't, Front, b'ds 606 Washington
Leavitt John L., W. I. goods, Blackstone
Leavitt Jonathan, ropemaker, house rear 87 Pleasant
Leavitt Joseph M. house corner Hanover avenue
Leavitt Nancy, widow, 13 South Margin
Leavitt Roxana, widow, 7 Pearl place
Leavitt Stephen, house Greenough lane
Lecain (Fred.) & Stone {Tho's J.), 10 Merchants row
Lecain Frederick, house 16 High
Leckie John, mariner, hou^e 97 Purchase
Lecompte Francis, confectioner, 10 Tremont House
Lee Albigence, blacksmith, 4th street
Lee George C. housewright, Lancaster
Lee Henry, merchant, 39 India wharf, h. 4 Bedford plac(^
Lee Jeremiah, merchant, 108 Milk, h. 25 Mt. Vernon «
Lee John, house 8 Milton place
Lee John, mariner, Henchman lane
DIRECTORY. 243
Lee Nancy, widow of Henry, house 85 Pleasant
Lee Thomas, house 1 Temple place
Lee VViliiarii, blacksmith, liouse 18 Devonshire
Lee W'm, confectioner, Washington, h. 1 Williams ci.
Lee VVilliaivi, house 121 Charles /
Leeds Amasa, cordwainer, h. rear 8 South street place
Leeds Benjamin, house Castle near Front
Leeds Benjamin L {Mchols &L.), house 12 1-2 Fleet
Leeds Harris, refreshments, 168 Tremont, b'ds 93 Charles
Leeds Henry, shoes, 52 N. Market, house 19 Sudbury
Leeds Henry M. dry goods, 32 Kilby, h. 22 S. Bennet
Leeds James, jr. & Co. (Timothy C), wine merchants,
IS Long wharf, boards 3 Federal court
Leeds John H. (Bason & L.), h. 39 South Russell
Leeds Joseph, dry goods, 57 Kilby, h. 22 South Bennet ,
Leeds Joseph, coach maker, Hawley, house 2 George '•
Leeds Samuel, shoes, 1 Market square, house 19 Allen
Leeds Theodore C. mer. cor. Kilby & Central, h. 18 Oak
Leeds Timothy C. (J. L.jr. Sc Co.), b'ds at Exchange
Legg Daniel B. straw hat maker, 62 Cambridge
Legget James, laborer, house 29 Seia
Leighton Abigail, Prince corner Margaret
Leighton (Charles) &. Robbins (Samuel JE.), lumber,
Causeway. L.'s house 37 Allen
Leighton Eli F. laborer, 4th street
Leighton George, house 1st, near J street
Leighton John P. printer, house Cotting place
Leighton Robert, house Spring lane
Leighton (Rvfus) & Stevens (JV'm), distil, c. r. 112 Milk
Leighton Sarah, house 201 Ann
Leitner Catharine, widow. Grove
Lekain Sarah, boarding house, 3 Pearl
Leland Caleb W., Gorham place
Leland John, wheelwright, 21 Tileston
Leland E. S. 31 Court
Leland Horace (Fisk & L.), h. Washington Coffee H.
Leland Sherman, counsellor, 31 Court
Leland Thomas J. (Potter & L.), house 43 Tremont
Leman Ebenezer, whitesmith, 43 MiM<, h. 79 Tremont
Leman Eben. C. corkcntter, 48 N. Market, h. 6 Newton pi,
Leman Elizabeth, widow, rear 4 Prince
Leman Henry, rear 4 Prince
Leman Henry B. painter, 51 Broad
Leman John & Son (John, jr.), shipsmiths, Foster's wf.
house 12 Washington place
244 DIRECTORY.
Leman John, jr. shipsmith, h. Washington avenue
Leman Walter, Tremont theatre, boards 1 Sweetser ct,
Le Mercier Mary, widow of Peter O. 14 School , i
Le Mercier Peter O. shipping office, head Rowe's wharf* 'i
Lemist Warren, ropemaker, house 57 Elliot
Lemon Jolin, boarding, h. rear 176 Washington
Lemon William ( Greenleaf S/- L.), b'ds 176 Washington
Lemoine Elizabeth, boarding, 4 Hawley
Le Moyne Clarissa, widow, Sudbury square
Le Moyne Thomas, house 4 Unity court
Lemure Joseph, house 1 Grove
Lemure Mrs. dressmaker, house 1 Grove
Lenex Andrew, house C street
Leonard Bernard, laborer, rear Ann, head Ellis's wharf
Leonard Isaac, 6 Long wharf, house 10 Allen
Leonard James, rigger, rear 160 Ann
Leonard John, laborer, 4 South Margin
Leonard Joseph, jeweller, house 31 Stillman
Leonard Jeremiah, jr. 41 Leveret
Leonard Patrick, laborer, Merriinac
Leonard Patrick, 65 Ann
Lepean Albert A. house 28 High
Lepean John, English g'ds, 16 Washington, h. 28 High
Lerned B. 22 Faneuil Hall market
Lerow Lewis, inspector customs, house 47 Allen
Lester Ebenezer A. machinist, house South street court
Leverett Frederick P. school. Spring lane
Leverett Thomas J. grocer, 76 Leveret, h. 57 Chambers
Lewis Asa, housewright, house 94 Warren
Lewis Asa, housew't, rear 78 Commercial, h. rear Friend
Lewis Asa, binder, 31 Cornhill
Lewis Catherine, milliner, h. rear 171 Washington
Lewis Celenda, widow, rear 18 South Bennet
Lewis David, saddlery hardw. 38 Kilby, h. 194 Tremont
Lewis Edmund, wheelwright, Hawley, h. 283 Wash.
Lewis (Gabriel E.) «&. Ross {John r.),.tailors, 7 Rogers's
building. L.'s house 22 Washington place
Lewis George, cooper, Battery
Lewis George A. mariner, house 23 Richmond
Lewis George W., W. L g'ds, 17 S. Market, b'ds 9 Elm
Lewis George W. captain, house 14 Oak
Lewis George W. cutler, house Merrimac
Lewis Hannah S. T. widow, house 89 Chambers
Lewis Henry P. printer, 95 Pond
Lewis Henry, agent Frankl. Cordage Man. Co. 31 India,
house 39 Tremont
DIRECTORY. • 245
,f . . J. ./ f« .
Lewis Jabez, laborer, 6 South Margin
Lewis John, inspector, custom house, h. 23 Prince
Lewis John, baker, 19 Stillman
Lewis John G. teamster, h. rear 773 Washington
Lewis Josepli, baker, 95 Broad, h. Unity. See Adver.
Lewis Joseph W. h. south 752 Washington
Lewis Mary, widow, 10 SutFolk place
Lewis M. W. boarding house, 194 Tremont
Lewis Nabbv. boardins. iiouse 1 Hancock avenue '.
Lewis Patrick, laborer, 110 Broad
Lewis (Simeon //.) & Stevens (Benjamin W.), W. I. g'ds,
18 (;!entral wf. L. b'ds 30 Washington place
Lewis Samuel S. 1 Commer. wharf, h. We«t op. Mason
Lewis Selh, housewright, George, h. 22 Brighton
Lewis Thomas, clothing. 111 Milk, b'ds 23 Williams
Lewis Tliomas, blacking factory, 58, house 60 Broad
Lewis William, binder, 81 Washington, h. Harvard pL
Lewis William, miniature painter. Court cor. Tremont
Lewis William, cooper, house 248 Hanover
Lewis William 1). printer, boards 21 Atkinson
Lewis William K. See William Underwood & Co.
Lewis William P. housewright, h. Ash near S. Bennet
Lewis (William L.) &. Penniman (John M.), printers,
Bromfield. L.'s house 49 Poplar
Lewis Winslow, 31 India, h. 80 Boylston cor. Pleasant
Lewis Winslow, jr. physician, 80 Boylston cor. Pleasant
Lial John G. house rear 42 Prince
Libbey Joseph, tailor, 33 Congress, house 38 Milk
Libbey Joseph^ cordwainer, 4th street
Libbey J. B. See Chadbourn &. L.
Libbey Washington, at Cliadbourn & L.'s, Commercial
Libby Isaac, truckman, house 84 Sea
Libby Jacob G. L. jeweller, 157 Wash, house 2 Unity
Libby Oliver, 15 Long wharf, house Congress court
Libby Sarah, widow, rear 24 Charter ..
Lienow Henrv, Hawkins
Lietner Catharine, widow, house May corner Grove
Lietner Lucy, widow, boarding, Hanover
Light (George IV.) & Horton (Gustavus), booksellers, 1
Cornhill. L.'s house 45 Salem
Lightner John, carriage maker, h. opposite 155 Pleasant
Liliebridge Amos, stage agent, boards Mansion H., Milk
Lilley John, umbrella maker, 65 Court, h. Gouch
Lillie Daniel, grocer, 18 Tileston
Lillie Daniel, jr. brassfounder, N. Margin
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246
DIRECTORY.
Lillie Daniel W. cabinetmaker, Blackstone, h. 25 Prince
Lillie John, balance factory, 5 Market sq. h. 50 Prince
Lillie John S. pension office, house 16 Staniford
Lillie Jonathan VV. clerk, house 3 Carver
Lillie Thomas, brassfounder, N. Margin, h. Snowhill
Lillie Thomas E. hardware, 39 Union, h. Snowhill
Lillie T. J. (Clarke, Homer S,- L.), h. 16 Staniford
Lilljequist Mary, dressmaker, 7 Piedmont
Lillis John, laborer, rear 22 Federal
Lilly Sarah, confectioner, 11 Marshall
Lincoln Albert L. jeweller, 53 Court, h. 7 Acorn
Lincoln Alexander, tinplater, 29 Dock sq. h. Nassau ct.
Lincoln John E. merchant, 49 India wharf
Lincoln Bradford, hatter, 96 Ann, h. 22 McLean
Lincoln Charles, 11 Richmond
Lincoln Eliza, house 31 Leveret
Lincoln Ezekiel, mason, h. Commercial near Hull
Lincoln Ezra, printer, 14 Congress, h. 38 Myrtle
Lincoln Francis, merchant, 2 India wharf, h. 7 Kneeland
Lincoln Frederick, mason, 56 Prince
Lincoln Harvey, 11 Elm
Lincoln Hawkes, Liverpool wharf, h. in Charlestown
Lincoln Heman, treasurer B. B. F. M. 17 Joy's building
Lincoln Henry, housewright, h. 23 Myrtle
Lincoln Henry, mason, h. 23 Myrtle
Lincoln Henry & Wm. merchants, 29 India, h. 5 Gouch
Lincoln Jared, housewr't, r. 31 Belknap, h. 29 Pinckney
Lincoln Joseph, housewright, Charles, h. 62 Chesnut
Lincoln Joshua. See Gould, Kendall & Co.
Lincoln J. B. (R. Lincoln ^ Co.), h. 8 Pearl
Lincoln Levi R. appraiser. Custom House, h. 29 Friend
Lincoln Lewis {Duroy & L.), h. 308 Washington
Lincoln Lot W. cooper, house rear 38 Charter
Lincoln Minor S. & Co. {Freeman Stowe and A. G.
Thompson), dry g'ds, 183 Wash. h. 9 Montgomery pi.
Lincoln Mitchell, mason, h. Wheeler's court
Lincoln Noah, shipwright, Commercial, h. 11 N. Bennet
Lincoln Noah, jr. wood wharf, Commercial n. Railway
Lincoln Oliver, house Carver
Lincoln Robert, iron founder, house 3d street
Lincoln Robert B., W. I. goods, Avery, boards 12 Avery
Lincoln Russell & Co. {J. B. Lincoln), merchants, 22
Central wharf
Lincoln Warren, looking-glass manufactory, 20 Wash-
ington, house 8 Hull
DIRECTORY. 247
Lincoln William S. (F. Skinner & ^Co.), boards 17 Pearl
Linden William, caulker, Ann cor. Clark
Lindell Edward, laborer, Theatre alley
Lindell John, mason, house rear Broadway
Lindsey John, Rev. 7 Ballard place
Lines Timothy, mason, 4th street
Linsted Elizabeth B. house 1 Blossom court
Linton William, boarding house, 22 Federal
Linzee John L clerk in State Treasury, h. 8 W. Cedar
Lippey George W. currier, Turnpike
Liscotn John, counting room, Brown's wf. Commercial
Liscom Lemuel (Griggs ^ L.), house Medford
Liswell Ruth, widow of James, h. Bedford avenue
Litchfield Abiel, mason, boards Court square
Litchfield Allen, mason, 43 Bridge
Litchfield Enos, housewr't, Bedford av. h. 296 Washing.
Litchfield Howard, housewright, h. 89 Mt. Vernon
Litchfield Ira, housewright, boards rear Tudor's building
Litchfield Ward, mason, 1 Salem place
Litiigow Hetty G. widow, h. 6 Eaton cor. Russell
Litleyman WiHiam, 4th street
Little C. C. 12 Water
Little Eben'r H. insp. gen. of fish, 116 Milk, h. Commer.
Little James L. dry goods, 285 Washington, h. 8 Pearl
liittle Joseph, laborer, Leveret court
Little {Nicholas) & Haskell {Calvin), blacksmiths, 75
Pond. Little's house 165 Hanover
Little {Robert A.), Merriam ( William) & Co., W. L goods,
32 Long wharf. Little's house 19 Gouch
Little Walter, h. 85 Summer
Little William, housewright, B street
Littlefield Abiel H. cartman, house Province
Littlefield Clement, mariner, 4 Fleet
Littlefield George W. housewright, h. 2 Leveret
Littlefield Joshua, laborer, 5 Hawkins
Littlefield Ozro, housewright, rear 18 Green
Littlehale Sargent S. {Pickens S^ L.), h. 44 Bowdoin
Livermore Elijah. See Hoogs & L.
Livermore George. See Bigelow & L.
Livermore H. G. & Co. {Elijah), fruit, 1 Faneuil Hall
Livermore Horatio G. house 8 Somerset place
Livermore (Isaac) «fc Kendall (Hugh R.), wool dealers,
Quincy hall, over Faneuil Hall market
Livermore Jonathan, carpenter, 3 Grove
Livermore Marion S. nurse, 11 Winter
248 DIRECTORY.
Livermore Thomas, house 41 Myrtle "■'^'
Liveimore Williatn (Gilson 4' L), h. 95 Warren
Livinj^ Robert G. See Rice & L.
LivMigston Henry B. housewrii^ht, h. 5 Milton
Lloyd Charles B. gilder, 38 Cornhill, h. 32 Prince
Lloyd Hannah, widow of James, 5 Park
Lloyd Henry B. house 64 BelUnap
Llo^'d Martin, saiimaker, house 6 1-2 Prince
Lobdell Thomas J. 16 Long wharf, h. 74 Chesnut
Lock Amos, barber, Merrimac
Lock Horatio, broker, house 20 Bridge
Lock Lyman, balance fictory, 3 Fulton, h. 2 Unity court.
See advertisement
Lock Philip A. See Evans & L.
Lock William, bhicksmith, house 9 Blossom
Locke Abner, blacksmith. Commercial near Foster
Locke Blake, laborer, house rear Lancaster
Locke Charles H. 2 Morton place
Locke Delmont, coppersmith, Fulton, h. 77 Salem
Locke Edward {Gove S^' L.), house 65 Prince
Locke James S. silversmith, h. Ridgeway lane
Locke James T., W. I. goods. Broad opposite Arch wf.
house 18 Hamilton
Locke John, physician, 38 Merrimac
Locke John B. housewright, house Canton near Suffolk
Locke Joseph, City wharf, h. 8 Sullivan place
Locke Joseph A. house 61 Pond
Locke Lydia, boardinghouse, 10 Derne
Locke Richard, blacksmith, 3d street near Dorchester
Locke Stephen, 51 Salem
Locke Susan, house Hull
Locke William, blacksmith, h. 3d street near Dorchester
Lodge Edward, tailor, Blackstone
Lodge Giles, merchant, 5 Exchange, h. 54 Boylston
Lodge G. Henry, physician, room 5 Hanover
Lombard Ammi C. & Co. (Ephraim Loynbard), mer-
chants. Brimmer's T, house 22 Hancock
Lombard Ephtaim, house 22 Hancock
Lombard (Israel) & Whitmore (Charles O.), merchants,
31 Conmiercial wharf. Lombard's house Temple
Lombard Loring L. dry goods, 327 Washing, h. 8 Mason
Lombard Nath'l K. sailmak. Brimmer's T, h. 22 Hancock
Lombard (Tkos.) & Bangs (fV. H), mer. 16 Comraer. wf.
Long Caleb, 96 Faneuil Hall market • ■ J'^-.t. /..
Long Daniel, innbolder, N. E. Coffee House, Clinton
DIRECTORY. 249
Long David C. bookbinder, Ii. 57 Hanover
Long Edward J. (Geo. Hill ^ Co.), h. 18 Bedford
Long Ira T. laborer, rear 1 10 Sea
Long Lucius, house 196 Tremont
Long Mary, rear 20 Sudbury
Long Mary Ann D. straw bonnets, 71 Court
Long Peter G. laborer, Butolph
Long William, laborer, 6 South Margin
Longhurst M. B. dressmaker, rear 188 Washington
Longley Alonzo, printer, 106, h. 122 Cambridge
Lcngley James, innholder, Commer. Coffee House, Milk
Longley Judith, widow of John, h. rear 40 Pleasant
Longley Susan, widow, 122 Cambridge
Lonsberry William, 163 Hanover
Look Rebecca, boarding, 4 Hancock row
Loomis Beriah, housewright, 23 Hancock
Loomis J. B. 22 Congress,- house 5 Fleet
Lord Caleb, cabinetmaker, house 42 Warren
Lord Daniel M. Rev. 17 Atkinson
Lord D. M. 3 1-2 Commercial
Lord Ephraim, draper and tailor, 6 Elm
Lord Francis A. boards 5 Hanover ,
Lord George, pianoforte maker, house 33 Orange
Lord George, housewright, h. Piedmont near Church
Lord J. &. M. S. milliners, 344 Washington, h. 81 Essex
Lord Jeremiah E*. stable and house, Deacon
Lord Joseph, house 80 Temple
Lord Joseph H. agent N. E. Glass Co. 140 Washington,
house 49 Leveret. See advertisement
Lord Melvin, c. room 131 Washington, h. 37 Bowdoin
Lord Rand, porter Suffolk Bank, h. Spring cor. Milton
Lord Thomas & Co. (Jona. French, jr. & fV. D. Messer),
American goods, 93 State, h. 27 Chesnut
Lord Sarah, house 108 Cambridge
Lord William, truckman, h. rear Brookline near Suffolk
Loring Ann, widow of Jonathan, h. 49 Pinckney
Loring Benjamin & Co. (John Hoo2}er), stationers, 122
State. See advertisement
Loring Betsey, 27 Charter
Loring Braddock, mason, house 34 Short
Loring B. T. Sec Holbrook, Greene & Co.
Loring Caleb, merchant, house 10 Somerset
Loring (Crt/e& G.) & Kupfer (Charles F. jr.), hardware
dealers, 10 Merchants row. Loring's h. 17 Prince
Loring Caleb, jr. tinman, 335 1-2 Wash. h. 3 Newbury pL
250 DIRECTORY.
Loring Charles G. counsellor, 30 Court
Loring Edw. liriplate worker, 335 1-2 Wash. h. 9 Piedm't
Lorin<ij Edward G. ccjiinselior, 4 Court, h. 12 Somerset
Lt)iinii Elijali, wliarfinger, 53 Long wharf, h. 7 Pearl
Loring Ellis Gray, counsellor, 27 State, h. 671 Washing.
Loring Francis C. attorney, 39 Court
Loring {Hcnrij) it P;irsjns (Ehcnezer), housewrights,
fierry. Loring's house 93 Purchase
Loring Henry {Fairbanks^ L. »fe Co.), h. 15 South
Loring Israel, mason, house 36 Myrtle
Loring James, bookseller, 132 Washington, h. Cook ct.
Loring James. See Jonathan L. & Son
Loring James S. house 3 Morton place
Loring Job, housevvright, 60 Pinckney, h. 36 Myrtle ct.
Loring John G. 6l Co. (Andrew Fioijd and Benj. Beal),
coppersmiths, 64 Portland cor. Ivers, h. 5 Causeway
Loring Jolm J. cashier South Bank, h. 42 Fayette
Loring John F. house 3 Bumstead place
Loring Jonathan & Son {James), sailmakers, Union wf.
house Commercial near Hanover
Loring Joseph, sailmaker, house 55 Sea
Loring Joseph, weiglier and guager, Custom House
Loring Josiah, bookseller, 136 VVasliing. h. 75 Bedford
Loring Joshua, clerk, house 33 Tremont
Loring Lydia, widow, hpuse Boylston near Tremont
Loring Lydia, 27 (/barter
Loring Peres, surve^'or of work, house 12 Brighton
Loring Sally, nurse, house Gibbs lane
Loring Sarah, widow, house Peck lane
Loring Sarah S. widow, 107 Chambers
Loring Thomas B. sailmaker, 54 Commercial, h. 18 Hull
Loring William, constable, Franklin av. h. r. 671 Wash.
Loring William, cooper, house 6 Purchase
Loring Wm. J., Pres. Com. Ins. Co. 53 State, h. 2 Otis pi.
Loring William P. measurer, Custom House, h. Broadway
Lorkin Thomas, clerk, 107 Essex
Lothrop Calvin, housewright, h. Middlesex near Castle
Lothrop Ansel {Favor & L.), h. 8 Pleasant street court
Lothrop Eben. W. jeweller, Harvard pi. h. 31 Stilhnan
Lothrop Edward, looking-glass factory, 44 Coriihill, h.
19 Pinckney
Lothrop Harrison {Jlnnahle <^'- L.), h. Commercial n. Hull
Lothrop James B. housewright, 75 Prince
Lothrop Jarvis, wood and coal, 92 Front, h. 6 S. Bennet
Lothrop John, sailmaker, 135 Ann, h. 65 Charter
DIRECTORY. 251
Lothrop Nancy, widow, Comrriercial near Hanover
Lotlirop Samuel K. Rev. Court near Tremont
Loud Abigail, widow of Solomon, 94 Court
Loud Nancy, nurse, 14 Short ^
Loud George W. cabinetmaker, 92 Court
Louge Huge B. soda manufactory, rear 81 Washington,
house 7 Pleasant street court
Lougee Horatio P. house 37 Brighton
Lovejoy David, Hanover court
Lovejoy George, hatter, 95 Ann, house 17 Stillman
Lovejoy Loyal, housewright, Devonshire, h. Prospect
Lovejoy Philip, house 31 Garden
Lovejoy Samuel, dry goods, 72 Court, house Howard
Lovejoy William R. halter, 70 Commercial, h. 40 Salem
Lovell Esther, boarding, 17 Franklin place
Lovell James, laborer, rear 730 W'ashington
Lovell James G. blockmaker, r. 49 India, h. 121 Purchase
Lovell Joshua, jr. tailor, 3 Tudor's building, Ji. Southac .
Lovell Michael, attorney, 33. house 133 Court
Lovell Samuel, pilot, Conmiercial near Hanover
Lovering Joseph, house 582 Washington
Lovering Nathaniel P. See Copeland & L.
Lovering William, merchant, 30 Commercial
Lovett Alexander, inspec. fish, Commerc'l, h. Jenkins pi.
Lovett Augustus, boards 7 Hayward place
Lovett Benjamin, bricklayer, Lovett place
Lovett Cha's. W. cl'k, Sec.of State's office, h.84 Mt. Vern.
Lovett David, shipwright, house Gibbs lane
Lovett Elizabeth, widow, house 84 Mt. Vernon
Lovett Hannah, boarding, 7 Hayward place
Lovett Israel W. rigger, house 115 Broad
Lovett John & Milton, dry g'ds, 443 Wash. h. 33 Tremont
Lovis Thomas, shipwright, house 89 Sea
Lovjoy (Reuben) t& Morey (Jeremy), grocers, Front.
Lovjoy's house Wheeler's court
Low Abiah P. house Fleet
Low David, trunk and harness maker, 1 Belknap
Low Foster, carpenter, 45 Pleasant
Low Francis (Jones, Lows & Ball), h. 8 Montgomery pi.
Low Francis, rigger, Commercial, h. rear 6 1-2 Prince
Low George, grocer, 187 Hanover, house Bartlett
Low G. S. leather, 20 North Market, boards 11 Elm
liOw Hervey, W. I. goods, 150 Sea, boards 3 Williams
Low Isaac S. victualler, 27 N. Market, house 47 Ann
Low James, cooper, house reajP|7.32 Washington
252 DIRECTORY.
Low John F. tailor, house 6 Sheafe
Low John J. (Jones, Lows & Ball), h. 3 Montgomery pi.
Ijow John V. painter, 23 South Russell
Low J. G. 13 Cambridge
Low Joseph H printer, 33 Garden
Low Nathaniel. See Barry & L.
Low Peter, bookbinder, house 1 Beach
Lowe {Mraham T.) & Reed {Sampson), druggists, 24
Mercliants row. Lowe boards at Kilburn's, Howard
Lowe {John) & Kingsley (Elias), plaster manufacturers,
Butolph. Lowe's house 20 Allen
Lowe John, boarding, 1 Hancock row
Lowe William, blacksmith, h. 6(3 Essex
Lowell Charles, Rev., 51 Chesnut
Lowell Charles R., State, house Temple place
Lowell {F. C.) & Gardner {John L.), merch. 47 India.
Lowell's house 53 Beacon
Lowell Jacob W. confectioner, 7 Brattle sq. h. rear 96
Purchase
Lowell John, 125 Tremont
Lowell John A. merchant, 3 Oliver, h. 1 Bedford place
Lowell John, jr. umbrellamaker, h. 1 Jackson place
Lowell Sarah C, 5 Suffolk place
Lowell William, housewright, house Short street court
Lucas Daniel, grocery, 1 Dock square
Lucas Edmund D. dry g'ds, 134 Hanover, h. 3Hanov. pi.
Lucas Samuel, housewright, house Kuhn place
Lucas Mary M. milliner, Kuhn place
Luckis Benjamin, 6 North Bennet
Luckis John S. brassfounder, rear 6 North Bennet
Ludden Elizabeth, widow, 2 Suffolk place
Luders Joseph, laborer. Commercial near Hanover
Ludington Corbet, soda room, 10 Winter, h. 93 Charles
Luere Susannah, 152 Hanover
Lufkin Deborah, widow, 16 Bennet
Luke William L. engineer, Salem place
Lull David G. cooper, house rear 10 Prince
Lull William, riding school, Mason, boards City tavern
Lulweg Malthus, 6 Boylston square
Lumbard Joseph, wheelwright. Market, h. 7 Merrimac
Lumex William, laborer, rear 57 Elliot
Lummus John, painter, Canal
Lund Jerahmeel C. distiller, 4 Stillraan place
Lund William, leather, 40 North Market
Lundgreen Daniel, 9 North square
DIRECTORY. 253
Lundsteen Frederick Ferdinand, machinist, Market pi.
Lunt James H., See. Globe Ins. (/ompany, h. Church
Lunt Johnson, hiborer, Short street court
Xunl William, laborer, rear 6(i0 VVashincrton
Liurvey Elizabeth, widow, 3 South street place
Luscomb John G. silver plater, Marlboro' pi, h. 104 Court
Luther Jonas, tinman, 46 Prince
XiUtiier Nathan, baker, Medford
Luther Slade, mason, 2 Jackson place
iLuzardar Samuel, cooper, Lane place
iLydea S. boarding, 191 Ann
-Lydson William, jr. min. paint. Tremont op. head Hano.
Lydston Susan, widow, tailoress, house Spring lane
Lyford (£. K.) & Rowe (Samuel), sashmakcrs, Haverhill
cor. Causeway. Lyford's h. 29 Poplar
Lyford G. C. See Mackintire, L. & Colby
•Lyford (Thos.) & Mitchell {Thos.), houswr'ts, Barrett
Lyford Thomas, housewright, h. High street place
Lyman George W. 22 State, h. Belknap c. Mt. Vernon
Lyman Joseph, jr. attorney, 39 Court
Lyman Richard, house South Margin
Lyman Theodore, merchant, 6 Bowdoin square
Lyman Theodore, jr. mayor, Bowdoin
Lyman Wm. merchant, Court cor. Tremont, h. 6 Pearl
Lynch Ann, widow, 8 AtUinson
Lynch Daniel, laborer, 153 Broad
Lynch Dennis, gardener, house 16 Williams
Lynch Elizabeth, widow, rear 75 Elliot
Lynch John, laborer, 29 Front
Lynch Patrick, laborer, rear 4th street
Lynch Stephen, upholsterer, house 19 Carver
Lynch Terence, laborer, rear Merrimac
Lynch Thomas, Rev. house rear Broadway cor. E street
Lynd James, house 1st street
Lynes Samuel, housewright, 1 East, house 8 do.
Lynn Willianj, rigger, rear 153 Ann
Lyon Charles (Capeu 4" L.), house 3 Newton place
Lyon Elizabeth, widow, 74 Summer
Lyon G. P. See Marsh, Capen (\t L.
Lyon Joseph B. house 3 Boylston place
Lyon Susan G. boarding house, 9 Atkinson
Lyons Moses, rear 732 Washington
Lyons S. laborer, 153 Broad
36
254 DIRECTORY.
MACE ABRAHAM C. cooper, Scott court
Mace Benjamin, laborer, W. Centre
Mace Daniel, livery stable, 144 Camb. h. 25 Garden
Mace Jeremiah M., W. I. goods, 4th street
Mack Hugh & John, laborers, 93 Warren
Mack James, cabinet maker, S. Russell 1st door from
Cambridge
Mack John, painter, 9 Rowe's wf. b'ds 156 Purchase
Mack Lois, laundress, opposite 79 Pleasant
Mackay Harvey C. wharfing. & com. mer, 12 Rowe's
wharf, house 25 Washington place
Mackay John, captain, house 1 Washington place
Mackay Joseph, house 50 Cambridge
Mackay R. C. merchant, 21 Union wf h. 4 Bulfinch pi.
Mackay Tristram B., 5 Broad, h. 4 Bowdoin
Mackintire (£. P.). Lyford (G. C.) & Colby (Josiah),
dry goods, 22 Kilby
Mackintosh Peter, blacksmith, 98 Pleasant
Mackintosh Peter, jr. teach. Hancock S. h. 25 McLean
Mackvoy William, laborer, Tremont near Pleasant
Macnair James {Hlhbard & M.), h. S. Cedar n. Church
MacomberC. A. {Drury <^ M.), h. Prince c. North sq.
Macomber (Ichabod),Si3i\\\n (Ezekiel) & Hunting {Beta),
W. L g'ds, 49 India. M.'s h. 30 Elliot
Macomber (Ic/iabod, jr.) & Tolman (Jaynes), tailors,
Congress corner Water
Macomber (Zebedcf:), Welsh (Rufus) & Co. zoological
collection, 45 Union
Madden Mary, widow of Patrick, h. rear 53 Cambridge
Maddin Timothy, laborer, rear 104 Sea
Madigan Walter, mason, 29 Sea
Madigan William, mason, 29 Sea
Maeder James G. teacher music, house 55 Belknap
Maginnis Roger, mason, h. Theatre alley
Magner Daniel, colorer, 28 Federal, boards 69 Congress
Magner Margaret, widow. Piedmont near Church
Magoorty Peter, carpenter, house opposite 55 Pleasant
Magoun & Ames, housewrights, 98 Ann
Magoun Cornelius Briggs^ shipwright, 3d street
Magoun Phebe, widow, Peck lane
Magoun Snow, machinist, 2 Water, house 17 Brattle
Magoun Thatcher, jr. merchant, 47 State
Mahagan John, laborer, house Garden
Mahan John, wheelwright, house Cross
Mahan John A., W. I. g'ds, 50 Long wf. h. 146 Hanover
DIRECTORY. 2,55
Mahan John, laborer, Distil-house square
Maher John, pump maker, house Hamilton alley
Maher Michael, glasscutter, 4th street cor. A street
Mahon John, laborer, Middlesex near Castle
Mahony Cornelius, victualler, h. 17 Federal
Mahony Edward, tailor, 5 Dearborn avenue
Mahony James, shoemaker, opposite 145 Purchase
Mahony Jeremiah, laborer, Gibbs lane
Mahony John, laborer. Battery march
Mahony John, laborer, rear 110 Sea
Mahony John, 153 Broad
Mahony Julia, widow, 27 Williams
Mahony Patrick, laborer, Peck lane
Mahony Patrick, painter, 100 Purchase
Mahony Patrick, cooper, liouse Spring lane
Mahony Thomas, laborer, rear South street place
Mahurin James, mariner, house 17 South Russell
Maintien John, jeweller, 9 Graphic court, h. 12 Bedford
Mair Peter, housewriglit, rear 6 N. Bennet
Mair Thomas, housewriglit, 4 Tileston
Mair William, housewright, rear 5 Tileston
Mairs Patrick, h. rear Distil-house square
Major Rebecca, mantuamaker, IG East
Malcom Daniel, rear 216 Hanover
Malcom Howard, Rev. 4 Washington place
Malcom Michael, 210 Hanover
Maldt John, stevedore, Alden lane
Mallet Cliarlotle, widow, house Dedham
Mallet Elizabeth, tailoress, Garden court
Mallet William, boatbuilder, Salter place
' Mallon Wm. S., W. I. goods, Commer. op. Sargent's wf.
Mallon Aaron P. housewright, 9 Belknap, h. N. Russell
Malone Elizabeth, widov/, rear 4th street
Malone Richard, packer, house Turnpike
Maloy William, at gas works, house Distil-house square
Mandell M. J. clerk, 67 Milk
Mangum John, house La Fayette avenue
Manquz Francis, blacksmith, house rear 42 Congress
Manley (John R.) & Bramhall (Cornelius), dry goods, 24
Dock sq. Manley boards 102 Washington
Mann Anson, hats, 429 Washington, house Castle
Mann A. C provisions, 211 Ann, house 54 Portland
Mann A. E. milliner, 16 Myrtle
Mann Briggs, mason, Baldwin place
Mann Cyrus, housewright, h. 3 South Margin
256 DIRECTORY.
Mann Elizabeth, widow, rear 39 Sea
Mann Franklin, marble paper stainer, Brorafield, board*
rear 43 Federal
Mann Horace, counsellor, 4 Court
Mann James, shipwright, 4 1-2 Prince
Mann James, laborer, rear 88 Warren
Mann John, bricklayer, 108 Charles
Mann John C. iion founder, 4th street
Mann Joseph, provisions, 112, h. 86 Purchase'
Mann Joseph, grocer, May corner Grove
Mann Leonard, cooper, cor. A and 4lh streets
Mann Levi, housewright, house 3 South street place
Mann N. P. clerk chain factory, h. F st. rear Broadwaj
Mann Peleg, mason, 73 Warren
Mann William T., 73 Warren
Manners George, British Consul, 48 India
Manners R. C. vice con and ag. Canada Co. 48 India
Manning Andrew, Fleet
Manning Charles, dry goods, 1 F. Hall, h. 83 Chambers
Manning Francis C. & Joseph, jr., W. 1. g'ds, 15 Central
wf. h. at Commercial Coffee House
Manning Jonathan C. printer, Silver street
Manning Joshua {Ripley & M.), boards 95 Summer
Manning Joseph, machinist, 32 Short
Manning Nathaniel L., 2 Washington, h. 5 Centre
Manning Patrick, laborer, rear Lenox
Manning Russell, cordwainer, rear Broadway
Manning Sylvester, laborer, house N. Grove
Manning William, mess, to gov. and coun. h. 16 Bulfinch
Mansfield Bowing G. laborer, house Leveret court
Mansfield Elizabeth, widow, 48 Orange
Mansfield Eliza A. widow, house rear 51 South
Mansfield Hannah, widow, Dislii-house square
Mansfield Hannah, widow, 108 Cambridge
Mansfield (Isaac) & Bigelow (F. R.), dry goods, 2 Lib-
erty sq. M.'s h. Mt. Vernon near Temple
Mansfield James, laborer, rear 93 Warren
Mansfield Thomas, laborer, 46 Front
Mansir G. W^. cabinetmaker, Alden court
Mansur Gilman (S. S/- G. M.), house 26 Temple
Mansur S, & G., W. I. goods, 19 S. Market, h. Vernon
Manuel Margaret, house Williams court
Maragen Jeremiah, laborer, rear 104 Sea
Marble Hosea, housewright, Lancaster, h. Merrimac
DIRECTORY. 257
Marble James S. housewright, rear 530 Washington, b.
Wheeler's court
Marble Pearly, laborer^ 106 Warren
Marble Sarah, Bumstead court
March Andrew S. See Whiton & M.
March Ichabod, housewright, 19 Cross
Marden David, paver, 4 Richmond
Marden John, mason, 143 Hanover
Marden John C. blacksmith, house Broadway
Marden Maria, widow, 30 Belknap
Marden William C. laborer, Clark alley
Marden Wm. (Marsters & M.), h. rear 113 Hanover
Marett Philip, Pres. New Eng. Bank, h. 5 Kneeland
Marie Jaques, housewright, liouse 44 Brighton
Mariner Joseph, clothing, 7 Congress sq. h. 9 South
Marnaugh William, laborer, Gridley near Purchase
Maroney William, laborer, Peck lane ^
Marquand Joseph. 40 High
Marr William, printer, h. Castle near Middlesex
Marsh (Bela), Capen {Nahuvi) & Lyon {Gardner P.),
stationers, 133 Wash. M.'s h. 41 Front
Marsh Ephraim, housewright, h. 84 Pleas, cor. Fayette
Marsh Eben. W. (Hastings, M. ^' Co.), h. C Sturgis pi.
Marsh Horatio W. boards VVashington Hotel
Marsh James {Hastings, M. S^ Co.), house 15 Cambridge
Marsh John, grocer, 114, house 115 Broad
Marsh John, stationer, 77 Washington, h. 54 Pinckney
Marsh Joseph M. {Billings & M.), house 65 Poplar
Marsh L. H. clerk, house Winter court
Marsh Robert, mason, house 106 Charles
Marsh Rufus, hackman, Balterymarch
Marsh {Warren) & Maynard {Lambert), livery stable,
Battery march. Marsh's h. do.
Marsh William, bookbinder, over 147 Washington
Marshall Cyrus L. mason, house Humphrey place
Marshall C. S. tailor, 3 N. Market, h. 18 Chambers
Marshall Drury N. housewright, h. Fayette n. Jefferson
Marshall Elijah, h. Blossom near Cambridge
Marshall James, laborer, S. Margin
Marshall John, laborer, 36 Salem
Marshall Josiah, mer. 39 India street, h. 24 Franklin p!.
Marshall {Leonard) & Bridge (Isaac), provis. 69 Camb.
Marshall Martha, widow. South Cedar near Church
Marshall Mary, widow, rear Broadway
Marshall Sarah, widow, rear 39 Essex
37
258 DIRECTORY.
Marshall Thomas, school, Bnlfinch cor. Somerset place
Marshall Thomas, mason, 58 Prince
Marshall William, paper hangings, 270, h. 2C8 Wash.
Marston George P. captain, h. 2 May place
Marston John, laborer. Pond street place
Marston John, stonecutter, h. rear 61 South
Marston John M. merch. 22 Long wf. h. 2 Somerset ct.
Marston Sherburne, 4 Unity
Marston Tryphenia, house rear 247 Washington
Martin Bryan, rear 24 Merrimac
Martin Elizabeth, widow, 201 Ann
Martin Enoch, schoolmaster, 6 Norfolk place
Martin Israel, agent Rox. In. Rub. Co. h. 11 Hayward pi.
Martin James, laborer, rear 104 Sea
Martin John S. painter, 27 Milk, h. rear 9 S. Bennet
Martin Mary, dressmaker, h. 1 West
Martin Michael, laborer, Pitts court
Martin Richard, wood wharf, 102, house 116 Sea
Martin Samuel, mariner, 25 Charter
Martin Sarah, widow of Joseph, 11 Fayette
Martin Thomas, grocer, 4th street
Martin Valentine, jeweller, 26 Washington
Martin Wm. C. superint. Mas. Temple, h.SBoyJston sq,
Marvin T. R. {Perkins, Marvin & Co.), printer, 24
Congress, h. 41 Chesnut
Mash Peter, boarding, h. 190 Ann
Mason Charles B. hats, 10 Clinton, h. 242 Hanover
Mason Ezekiel, paver, 4 Milton
Mason George M. counsellor, 20 Court, h. 140 Tremont
Mason Hale, housewright, 3 Spring street court
Mason John, carver, 4 Hull
Mason John R. house joiner, house Broadway
Mason James J. (J. W. Paige <^ Co.), h.West n. Tremont
Mason Jeremiah, counsellor, 20 Court, h. 140 Tremont
Mason Lowell, prof Bos. Acad. Mus. h. 9 Myrtle
Mason Newel P. laborer, h. W. Centre
Mason Sampson, W. I. goods, 38 Cambridge, h. Eaton
Mason Susan, widow of Jonathan, 45 Mt. Vernon
Mason Wm. P. counsellor, 40 State, h. Trernont
Masters John, stevedore, h. Lane place
Masters (John) & Marden (Wm.), printers, 38 Court, h.
194 Tremont
Masters William, painter, house 7 Prospect
Massy Hugh, painter, house rear 253 Washington
Massey Jonn, machinist, bouse 24 North Russell
DIRECTORY. 259
Maston Isabella, Robinson lane
Mather Henry B. See Everett & M.
Matthews Albert, house 4 Brighton
Matthews Edward, 9 Commercial wf house 1 Pearl
Matthevvs John, junk, r. 58 Commercial, house Clark
Matthews Peter, Gross cor. Ann
Matthews Richard, captain, house F street r. Broadway
Maud Esther, widow, 6 Portland
Maunder George, mariner, 22 Hamilton
Maxey Patrick, laborer. Sister
Maxfield Ann, house Broadway near I street
Maxfield John, hairdresser, Elliot, house 91 do.
Maxfield John, branch pilot, house 119 Purchase
Maxwell Edward, mason, house Prince n. Hanover
Maxwell James, victualler, 131 Broad
May Catharine, boarding, 39 Brattle
May Charles, weigher and guager, 40 Commercial
May Ebenezer, furniture, 25 Milk, house rear do.
May George, house 714 Washington
May Harriet A. widow, rear 147 Washington
May Henry K, wharfinger, 6 Union wharf, h. 18 Sheafe
May John W. cordwainer, 102 Charles
May Joseph , Sec. Bos. Mar. Ins. Co. h. 510 Wash. c. Oak
May Orra, house 3 Stillman place
May Parmelia, boarding, 81 Court
May Perrin, 503 Washington
May Samuel & Co. {Calvin W. Clark), hardware, 1
Broad cor. State, h. Atkinson cor. Purchase
May William, mariner, 37 Bedford near Short
Mayard Lambert (Marsh i^ M.), baker, 99 Broad
Mayer Conrad, Fleet
Maynard George, teamster, 1 Prince
Maynard Jason G. blacksmith, house rear 10 Prince
Maynard (Jesse) & Kitteridge (Chas.), bakers, 67 Warren
Maynard Samuel, blacksmith. North Federal court
Maynard (Waldo) & Noyes, druggists, 13 &. 15 Comhill.
Maynard's house 2 Mason
Mayo Catharine, widow, 90 Salem
Mayo Dorcas, widow, 88 Summer '
Mayo John M. (Ellis &^ M.), house 11 Orange
Mayo Joseph, trunkmaker, 54 Cornhill
McAlIaster James, housewright, 24 Tudor's building, h.
15 Allen
McAlIaster James, house 66 Pond
McAIlaster John, laborer, Middlesex near Castle
260 , DIRECTORY.
McAnnally Francis, laborer, rear 67 Elliot
McAnnally James, laborer, house Carver near Pleasant
McAnnally Michael, laborer, 114 Broad
McAnulty Thomas, Flagg alley
McArdle Patrick, laborer, Merrimac
McBride Cecilia, 1 Bowdoin square
McBride George, clothing, Bl.ickstone
McBurney Charles, saddler, 22 School, h. 5 Fayette
McCabe Charles, laborer, rear Friend
McCabe , widow, rear 110 Sea
McCabe Hugh, laborer, Suffolk rear Lucas place
McCabe James, laborer, 53 Elliot
McCabe Jeremiah, laborer, rear 110 Sea
McCabe Michael, laborer, rear 63 Elliot
McCabe Terence, laborer, south of 97 Front
McCabe Thomas, 15 North square
McCaffery Henry, saddler, Cross
McCafferty James, laborer, rear A street
McCafl'erty John, laborer, rear 57 Elliot
McCafferty Patrick, laborer, Tremont near Pleasant
McCafferty Patrick, jr. ironmoulder, house 21 Sea
McCallum John, clerk, 287 Ann
McCann Barney, Cross c. Ann
McCann James, laborer, h. Moon
McCann John, shoemaker, opposite 73 Elliot
McCarson John, 136 Hanover
McCarron Patrick, laborer, rear 253 Washington
McCartney John, coachmaker, 4 Biattie square
McCarthy John, glass grinder, 4th street n. Turnpike
McCarty Batholomew, laborer, rear 13 Washington pi.
McCarly Daniel, laborer, house rear 152 Ann
McCarty Dennis, labon;r. South Margin
McCarty Edmund, tailor, Broad near Purchase
McCarty Florence, laborer, Hamilton alley
McCarty James, clerk, rear 671 Washington
McCarty John, laborer, 61 Charter
McCarty John, laborer. Broad opposite Maine wharf
McCarty John, laborer, 1 Wharf
McCarty Michael, laborer, 105 Broad
McCarty Peter, 18 Stillman
McCarty Timothy, laborer, Ann head Ellis's wharf
McCarty Timotliy, laborer, rear 11 Short
McCarty Timothy, laborer, rear 94 Sea
McCauly , laborer, Batterymarch
McCauly John, shoemaker, Batterymarch
DIRECTORY. 261
McCauly Patrick, laborer, 31 Milk
McCaw Samuel, laborer. Friend
McCawley John, house Ann
McCleary James, house 15 Tileston
McCleary John B. house 82 Prince
McCleary Samuel F. city clerk, City Hall
McClenathan Josiah, teamster, 19 Cross
McClennen George, rigg»r. Arch wf. h. Cotton place
McClien James, boarding house, 4 Wharf
McCloskey Bernard, umbrella maker, h. 105 Milk
McCloskey Henry A. house 38 Salem
McCloskey Mary, dressmaker, 10 Devonshire
McCIoud Cm tis, trunk maker, 206 Hanov. h. Leveret ct.
McCloud John, mariner, rear 39 Prince
McCloud John, tailor, 2 Noyes place
McCIure Cyrus, 105 State, house 39 Leveret
McClure Mark, laborer, 19 Stillman
McCollester James, stone cutter, 23 South Russell
McConnell Robert (L. Brooks S^- Co.), 7 Purchase place
McConvill Hugh, tailor, house 55 Essex
McCormack Samuel, mariner, Clark alley
McCormick Edward, laborer, rear Broadway
McCormick Michael, laborer, S. Margin
McCormick Thomas, laborer, rear 24 Pleasant
McCorselan Joseph, carpenter, house rear 253 Washing.
McCoy John, laborer, rear 26 Union
McCredy James, grocer. Bread corner Well
McCue Ann, Batterymarch
McCue Ellen, widow, 55 Essex
McCue John, tailor, 65 India wharf
McCue Michael, laborer, 2 Devonshire
McCue Patrick, laborer, 20 Sudbury
McCulIough William, laborer, opposite 20 Avery
McCurran Patrick, laborer, rear 702 Washington
McDaniel Thomas, laborer, house Southac
McDavit John, 112 Ann
McDavit Michael, 112 Ann
McDavit Patrick, tailor, house 17 Myrtle
McDermot Bryan, laborer. Creek square
McDermott Bernard, tailor, h. rear 8 South street place
McDonald Andrew, confectioner, 337 Washington
McDonald Catharine, widow, Treraont near Pleasant
McDonald Eliza, milliner, 5 Sweeiser court
McDonald Elizabeth, widow, rear 664 Washington
McDonald Henry, boarding house, 212 Ann
37*
262 DIRECTORY.
McDonald James, laborer, Front opposite Beach
McDonald James, confectioner, Court, h. Bridge st. av.
McDonald John, 8 Sudbury
McDonald Peter, pedlar, south 752 Washington
McDonald T. & John T. tailors, 112 Court, h. 4 Leveret
McDonald William, tailor, house 30 South
McDonell William J. weigher, h. rear 5 Pleasant
McDonough Patrick, carpenter, rear 13 Sea
McDonough Patrick, Merrimac
McDougail James, cordwainer, 547 Wash. h. Dedham
McDougall John, tailor, 190 Washington, house Dedham
McDowell Elizabeth, widow, house 32 Charles
McDufFy Michael, Gouch
McEwen Mary, h. Butolph near Cambridge
McFarland Duncan, laborer, 104 Sea
McFarland James, stevedore, 4 Bartlett
McFarland Jane, widow, house 104 Sea
McFarland John, laborer, 22 Stillman
McFarland Thomas, machinist, A street
McFeely Patrick, laborer, 4th street
McGafFey Geo. W. house opposite 155 Pleasant
McGai Patrick, laborer, Merrimac
McGaw A. commission merchant, 16 City wharf
McGaw John A., 16 City wharf
McGaw Joseph, laborer, house 265 Ann
McGaw Robert, rear 279 Ann
McGee Betsey, 8 Sudbury
McGee Thomas, laborer. Creek square
McGerry Patrick, laborer. Commercial near Hanover
McGill Thomas, tailor, 5 Brattle square
McGilvreay Fanny, nurse, Essex court
McGinnis James, South Margin
McGinnis James, laborer. Friend '
McGinnis John, laborer. Creek square
McGinnis John, laborer, house rear 69 Ann
McGirr Francis, gold beater, 795 Washington
McGirr Francis, jr. gold beater, 795 Washington
McGonagle John, laborer, 194 Hanover
McGonagle John, laborer, h. Distil-house square
McGowan Daniel, tailor, house 11 Hamilton
McGowan Dennis, tailor, house 11 Hamilton
McGowan John, 10 Atkinson
McGowan , mason, house 8 Devonshire
McGowan Mary, widow, Barry's wharf
McGrady Patrick, laborer, A street
DIRECTORY. 263
McGrah John, laborer, 69 Tremont
McGrath John, mariner, 27 Williams ,
McGrath Terence, boarding, 101 Broad
McGray James, cooper, house Battery
McGregor {Daniel) & Meriam (C. D), dry goods, 47
Kilby. McG.'s house 77 Pinckney
McGregor James & Co. {Joseph Simes), W. I. g'ds, 12
Commercial wharf, b'ds 4 Tremont place
McGuire Hugh, laborer, Mechanic
McGuire Michael, slater, house Friend
McGuire Patrick, laborer. Mechanic
McGuire Thomas, laborer, 6 Wharf
McGunagall Daniel, laborer, rear 13 Sea
McHoy Sarah, sempstretis. 05 Elliot
McHugh Constantine, laborer, Dedham
McHugh Timothy, laborer, rear 75 Elliot
Mclntire Abigail, widow, 20 Prince
Mclntire Andrew, sand dealer, Commer. n. Henchman 1.
Mclntire Charles, broker, 5 Exchange, h. 42 Federal
Mclntire George, provisions, 68 Purchase
Mclntire Mary, widow, 4 Bridge street avenue
Mclntire Sarah, 52 Elliot
Mclntire Thomas, organ maker, 2 Blossom court
Mcintosh Bathsheba, dry g'ds, 107 Hanover, h. 53 Pond
Mclntyre Daniel, dry goods, 12 Kilby, h. Crescent place
McKay John, housevvright, rear 5 Tileston
McKay John, cabinet maker, house rear 104 Warren
McKay John, laborer, rear 63 Elliot
McKay W'm P. watchmaker, 63 Congress, h. Cong. ct.
McKean John G. attorney, 4 Court
McKcan Joseph W. pliysician, 12 Hanover
McKenley llosanna. Mechanic
McKenna Abigail, house 112 Ann
McKenna Andrew, mason, house Castle c. 3Iiddlesex
McKenna Daniel, laborer. Peck lane
McKenna Francis, custom-h. officer, b'ds 9 Sullivan pi.
McKenna Hugh, laborer, 3d street
McKenna James, laborer, 22 Garden
McKenna John, 112 Ann
McKenna Mary, boarding house, 6 Dearborn avenue
McKenna Nancy, widow, opposite 8 Norfolk place
McKenna Patrick, laborer, 4th street
McKenna Stephen, laborer. Prospect
McKenon Charlotte, house 101 Cambridge
McKenzie Thomas, upholsterer, h. 61 Temple
264 DIRECTORY.
McKinzie Alex. D. cop. plate printer, 1 Henchm. lane
McKown John, cordwainer, 8 Sudbury
McLane Hannah, Richmond
McLaughlin Dennis, laborer, Gridley near Purchase
McLaughlin Bernard, victualler, 104 Purchase
McLaughlin Daniel, scowinan, south 752 Washington
McLaughlin Eph. B. crockery, 24 Hanover, h. Brookline
McLaughlin George, laborer, 11 Pitts
McLaughlin Hugh, laborer, C Pitts
McLaughlin I^ugh, laborer, rear 194 Hanover
McLaughlin Hugh, laborer, rear 3 Pitts
McLaughlin James, boarding, 7 Wharf
McLaughlin James, laborer, rear 144 Ann
McLaughlin John, laborer, south 752 Washington
McLaughlin John, laborer, Peck lane
McLaughlin John, 102 Ann
McLaughlin Margaret, rear Centre
McLaughlin Michael, laborer. Mechanic
McLaughlin Neal, laborer, rear 2d street
McLaughlin Owen, laborer, 115 Broad
McLaughlin Patrick, cordwainer, 36 Federal, h. Milk
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer. Creek square
McLaughlin Thomas, laborer, 93 Warren
McLaughlin William, laborer, rear 91 Ann
McLaughlin William, laborer, rear 15 Centre
McLees Thomas, laborer, lear 25 Union
McLellan P. Osgood. See Leach & M.
McLellan Edward, house 3 Winthrop place
McLellan (Isaac) & Ballister (Joseph), merchants, 27
Central wharf
McLellan Isaac, house 3 Winthrop place
McLellan Isaac, jr. attorney, 20 Court, h. 3 Winthrop pi.
McLellan George, boarding, 54 Hanover
McLoon William, captain, house Broadway
McLoud William, baker, h. rear 28 Pleasant
McLoud Susan, widow, Northampton cor. Plymouth
McMann Dominick, laborer, rear 22 Federal
McMann Thomas, carpenter, h. rear 253 Washington
McManus Charles, tailor, rear 64 Hanover
McManus Joanna, widow, Batterymarch .
McManus Michael, laborer, rear 128 Ann
McManus Patrick, laborer. South Margin
McMarrow John, laborer, 114 Broad
McMellen Marion, widow of John C. h. 106 Purchase
McMullen Daniel, brassfounder, h. 2 Norfolk place
DIRECTORY. 2Q5
McMullen Peter, stonecutter, rear 07 Elliot
McMurray John G. brushtnak. 28 Exchange, h.50 Spring
McNamara Cornelius, housevvright, house Arnold
JMcNainey Michael, laborer, Creek square
McNear , mariner, rear Greenough lane
McNeil John, surveyor of customs, h. 4 Quincy place
McNeil William G. engineer, 12 Joy's b'g, h. 48 Beacon
JMcNeill Rebecca, widow, 21 Pinckney
McNerney Sophia, widow, Salutation
McNiskin Barney, Ann, head Ellis's wharf
McPack Janus, Mechanic
McQuaid John, innkeeper, rear 18 School
McQueeney Dennis, 8 Sudbury
McPhillips Charles, house rear 2d street
McSolay Dennis, laborer, 16 South Rennet
McSweeney Eliza, widow, opposite 73 Elliot
McVey CorneliHs, tailor, house 80 Elliot
Mead George M. druggist, 58 Union
Mead John, mason, house Newbern place
Mead John, binder, 19 Water, house 65 Prince
Mead Owen, Barrett
Mead Patty, rear Canton near Dedham
Mead Samuel O. cashier .Market Bank
Mead Zechariah, Rev. 3 Somerset place
Meads Joseph, grocer, C)l, house 65 Myrtle
Mealy William, tailor, Flagg alley
Means (Isaac) & Clark (Lot), W. I. goods, 14 Central
wharf. Means's house 50 Temple
Means James, 17 India, house 30 Winter
Mears Jane, widow of Charles, rear Travers
Mears Elijah (Kilham, M. & Co.), h. Cocdi court
Mears Grenville (K/l/iam,M. & Co.), h, Lyman place
Mears John. See Prouty <fe M.
Mecum George, silversmith, South Russell
Medcalf Philander, teamster. North Margin
Medcalf William, housewriglit, 16 Henchman lane
Meder Nathaniel R. boarding house, 73 Broad
Meder Samuel A., VV. I. goods, 7, house 98 Sea
Meder William E. shoes and clothing, 5 and 7 Sea
Medoure Joseph, blacksmith, house rear 17 High
Meek Samuel, jeweller, Cornhill court, h. South Cedar
Meenen Patrick, moulder, house 83 Sea
Mein Andrew, chairmaker, rear B street
Mein Benjamin, cabinetmaker, house Dedham
Melcher Charles, printer, house 95 Elliot
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Melcher George, laborer, rear Dedliam
Melcher Levi, merch. 31 Long wf. house 208 Hanover
Melcher Nathaniel, at, post office, h. Berry corner Sister:
Melcher Rachael, widow, 95 Elliot
Melcher Sarah, widow, house 34 Short
Meldroon Thomas, blacksmith, h. Merrimac c. Causew.
Meldrum & Co. {George Odin), brewers. Castle, count.
room 69 Broad." Meldrum's house 18 Orange
Melendy ('S'ttm.) & David (B.B.), whipmak's, 8 Dock sq.
Melledge James, boards 7 Hayward place
Mellen Cenith, house 44 Orange
Mellon David, victualler, 1 South Market
Mellen Francis, laborer, 160 Ann
^Mellen George W. chemist, Castle, b'ds 105 Tremont
Mellen Harrison, shipwright, house 4th street
Mellen Isaac M, fisherman, south 752 Washington
Mellen John, crockery, 133 State, house 45 Spring
Mellen Michael & Co. (H. Jl. JYorcross), earthenware,
16 Merchants row, h. 17 Leveret
Mellen Moses, furn. and feath. 38 Union, h. 42 Pinckney
Mellen W. H. & Co. (C. P. Sano-er), dry g'ds,64Kilby.
Mellen's house 6 Avery place
Mellish William E. house 59 Pond
Mellow William, pianoforte maker, Church c. S.Cedar
Melius Amelia, boarding house, Beacon cor. Somerset
Meloon Julia, widow, 76 Summer
Melville George, cabinetmaker, house 5 Lucas place
Melville John, cabinetmaker, 21 Exchange
Melvin Mary, widow, 68 1-2 Ann
Melvin David, mariner, house Langdon place
Melzar Hannah, nurse, 87 Tremont
Melzard George, laborer, rear 110 Sea
Mendall Charles, rear 83 Tremont
Meredith Lsaac, house 9 North Russell
Meredith Richard & Co. (H. S^- I. Meredith), grocers,
389 Washington, h. Haymarket place
Meriam Anna, widow of William, house 16 Lincoln
Meriam Betsy, widow, 6 Charter
Meriam, Brigham (Levi) & Co. (E. A. Boardman), wine
merchants, 20 Congress
Meriam Charles, laborer, house 18 Brighton
Meriam Charles D. (McGregor & M.), h. 22 Warren
Meriam Edward P. Sec. Col. Ins. Co. house 39 Bridge
Meriam Ephraim, carpenter, Theatre alley
Meriam Farwell, house 8 Chambers
DIRECTORY. 267
Meriam Francis B. truckman, house 5 Lancaster
Meriam Jonas, truckman, 47 Poplar
Meriam Jonas, jr. grocer, 44 Leveret, h. 56 Poplar
Meriam Mary B. widow of Levi, house 22 Warren
Meriam Nathaniel, Sec. Mer. M. Ins. Co. h. 39 Bridge
Meriam {Silas P.), Little (Robert) & Co. (Wm. Meriam),
merchants, 39 S. Market. S. M. boards 2 Sewall pi.
Meriam William. See Meriam, Little & Co.
Meriman Nelson M. clothing, 31 Ann, b'ds at Franklin H.
Merriam (Galen) &■ Perry (0. B.), W. L goods, 3 Long
wharf. Merriam's house 81 Front
Merriam (Joseph W.) & Seaverns (/5«ac W^.), provisions,
53 Milk. Merriam's house Sister
Merriam Otis, paperhang. c. Port. & Merrim. h. r. 57 Elliot
Merrifield Francis, baker, 178 Ann, and opposite 94 Sea
Merrill Betsey, tailoress, 19 Cross
Merrill Charles, clerk, boards 1 Bromfield
Merrill Daniel, mariner, Langdon place
Merrill Daniel, messenger County Court H., h. Cook ct.
Merrill Edward, housewright, h. W. Centre n. Cambr'ge
Merrill Jabez B. cabinetmaker, h. 19 Pleasant street cl.
Merrill James C. counsellor, 39 Court, h. 42 Chesnut
Merrill Jesse, handcartman, 277 Washington
Merrill Joseph, housewright, house 11 W. Second
Merrill Lemuel, handcartman, rear 337 Washington
Merrill Lewis, shoes, 91 Hanover
Merrill Moody, sexton, house 45 Cambridge
Merrill Nathan, teacher, 74 Salem
Merrill Sarah, widow, house 116 Cambridge
Merris John, laborer, 195 Ann
Merritt Benjamin, laborer, rear 85 Pond
Merritt Jerome, commission merchant, 3 Long wharf
Merritt John, laborer, 3 Humphrey place
Merritt John A. house 1 Orange court
Merritt John P. housewright, house Leveret court
Merritt Ziba, housewright, Kennard avenue
Merry John, cooper, opposite Union wharf, house Fleet
Merry R. D. C. (Hoicard &.M.), house 124 Tremont
Meserve John B. (Davis <^ M.), house 5 Sturgis place
Messer Stillman, grocer, 33 Poplar, house do.
Messer Willard, house 19 North Russell
Messer William D. (Thomas Lord <^ Co.), h. 83 Front
Messer Wm.W. jewelry & fancy g'ds, 208 Washington,
boards 133 Court
Messervy William S. boards 34 Milk
268 DIRECTORY.
Messinger {Charles), Mirick (Benj. L.) & Co. (Geo. D.'
Gordon), dvy ^'ds, 13 Central. Messinger's h. 7 0rangei
Messinger Daniel, halter, old stand, 387 Washington
Messinger Daniel, jr. hatter, 387 Wash. h. 4 Salem placoi
Messinger David A. housewright, Carver
Messinger Eben. F. {Molineux vfe M.), boards 7 Orange
Messinger Roswell E. vs'ines. Milk, h. 34 School
Metcalf Caleb, mason, 17 Alien
Metcalf E. W. See Russell, Odiorne & Co.
Melcalf Reuben, pattern maker, house 2d street
Meyer John M. machinist, h. rear 32 Pleasant
Meyer Borchart, dry goods, 3G7 Wasliington, house do.
Meyer Xaver, importer of watches, 233 Washington
Middleton Thomas {Wade &. M.), h. r. 371 Washington
Milk John, boatbuilder, Moon
Miles Solomon P. principal High School, h.52Pinckney
Miles Walter, truckman, La Fayette avenue
Millard Charles J. stonecutter, h. Haymarket place
Millard Samuel, housewright. Carver, h. 8 Avery
Millbanks John, laborer, rear Hamilton
Miller Andrew, shoemaker, 65 India wharf
Miller Betsey, widow, 53 Prince
Miller David, blacksmith, r. 614 Washing, h. 7 Lucas pL
Miller David, caulker and graver, house 41 South ,
Miller Edward, 161 Tremont
Miller Geo. {M., Shelion &, Co.). h. Old Road, S. Bost. P't
Miller George, fruit cellar, 70 C/ommercial
Miller Geo. Lyman, chair painter, 2 Union, h. 32 Poplar
Miller Hannah, nurse, 45 Pleasant
Miller Hannah, widow of Charles, h. 9 Franklin place
Miller James, fruit, 91 Cornhill
Miller James, laborer, Battery
Miller James, laborer, Distil-house square
Miller John, merchant, 3 Long wharf, h. 3 Hawkins
Miller John, dry goods, Milk corner Congress
Miller John C. 14 Cross
Miller Martin, cartman, h. rear 22 Washington place
Miller Mary, widow, 5 Williams court
Miller Mary Ann, school, S. Bridge, h. 664 Washington
Miller Moses, inspector fish, 78 Commercial, h. 20 Fleet
Miller Sarah R. widow of Samuel R. house 4 Park
Miller, Shelton & Co. {George Miller, William Shclton,
Edward L. Gray, jr. and Franklin Priest), ship-
wrights and caulkers. South side Forthill wharf
Miller Thompson, counsellor, Franklin avenue •
DIRECTORY. 269
Miller William, truckman, rear 16 Stillman
Millet Abraham, jr. hats, 19 Washington, h. 13 Beacon
Millet Alexander, rear 43 Prince
Millet Benjamin, bootmaker, 11 Water, h. Harvard place
Millet Jonathan, Pond
Milliken Joseph. See Ferguson &. M.
Millin John, housevvright, rear Gl Charter
Mills James' K. & Co. {Edmund ])wight & C. H. Mills),
commis. merchants, 52 Broad, h. 5 Chauncey place
Mills James L. sawfiler, Hanover avenue
Mills Jane, v\idovv, Hanover avenue
Mills John, U. S. dist. attor. 4 Tudor's build, h. Trem. H.
Mills Lewis {Farnum, M. (^ Wheeler), h. 28 Vernon
Mills Oliver, surveyor, house 71 Warren
Mills William, bridge builder, 10 Charter
Milne George P. grocer, SI Salem, h. 79 Prince
Milne Mary, nurse. Commercial near Hanover
Milner Elizabeth, widow, 45G Washington
Milton Ephraim &, Co. {J. B. Trcmere), W. I. goods,
277 Ann, house Clark
Milton William H.. & Co. (T. Slocomh), clothes ware-
house, 4 Faneuil Hall. Milton's h. 40 Mt. Vernon
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neham Henry, teamster, 108 Warren
ner Benjamin F. captain, house 43 Fayette
ner Henry C. fisherman. Front, h. rear 4 Orange lane
ning James, laborer. Prospect
nns Thomas, house 22 Pearl ,
not Jonathan, distiller. Front, h. rear 436 Washington
not Otis (Joseph BartJctt & Co.), h. Commer. n. Hull
not Thomas, baker, Warren, h. 2 Prince
not William, counsellor, 39 Court, h. 58 Beacon
ragliss Salvadore, laborer, Battery
rick Benjamin L. See Messinger, M. & Co.
tchell Alexander, laborer, rear 60 Elliot
tchell {Cashing) & Bryant {Seth), leather, 30 Broad
tchell Gushing, house 57 Federal
tchell Elizabeth, sempstress, house 16 Fayette
tchell Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, house 12 Vine
tchell Isaac R. clerk, 318 Wash, boards 9 S. Bennet
tchell James, cordwainer, 2 Southac
tchell James, laborer, rear 104 Sea
tchell Joseph, laborer, Batterman place
tchell Nahum, 14 State, house 57 Federal
tchell Pliineas, watchmaker, 151 Washing, h. 1 Acorn
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270 DIRECTORY,
Mitchell (Sarri'l H.) & Dunbar (Loring), housewrights,
Lancaster. Mitchell's hotjse 12 Lynda
Mitchell (Sylvanus L.) &. Co. (JV. D. Hyde), nnerchants,
14 State. Mitchell's house 57 Federal
Mitchell Theodore. See Lyford & M.
Mitchell William & Co. {John Tillsnn), finding store,
43 N. Market. Mitchell's house 48 Poplar
Mixer Daniel, Franklin House, North Market
Mixter Charles. See Jabez C. Howe & Co.
Mizner Gilbert, stagedriver, Margaret alley
Moakler Michael, rear 133 Hanover
Moffat Joseph L. druggist, house Chambers
MofTetl L. L. hairdresser, 8 Hanover
Moffit Sophia A. 1 Wendell
Molineux {ftohert W.) & Messinger (E. F.), dry goods,
395 Washington. M.'s house Hayraarket place
Monks Patrick, ship sawyer, 3d street
Montague, James, refreshments, G4 Cornhill
Montague Wm. H. & George L. dry goods, 43 Kilby,
boards 1*2 Orange. G. L. boards Tremont
Monteath Caroline, widow, r. St. Paul's church, Tremont
Montgomery Hugh, attorney, Turnpike cor. 4lh street
Montgomery Thomas, laborer, h. rear 41 Congress
Moody Daniel, hat and cap maker, 75 Cornhill
Moody George (Jenness, Gage & M.), h. 2 Morton place
Moody Henrietta, variety shop, 54 Leveret
Moody Joshua. See Holbrook & M.
Moody Samuel, bookbinder, 62 Cornhill, h. 4 Minot
Moody Mary, nurse, house Fleet
Moody Williatn, mariner, 6 N. Margin
Moody William H. tailor, boards 81 Court
Mooney Archibald, laborer, 114 Broad
Mooney Hugh, house Mechanic
Mooney Patrick, sexton, bookstore, Fed. c. Franklin pi.
Moore Abel, turner, 73 Cornhill
Moore Abraham M. truckman, Pond cor. Charlestown
Moore Abram, counsellor, rear 24 Court, h. 68 Temple
Moore Artinatus, coppersmith. South Margin
Moore Augustus M. baker, h. North Russell cor. Vine
Mooro (Calvin G.) & Bellows (Wm.), grocers, 119 Cam-
bridge. Moore's house 31 Leveret
Moore Charles, grocer, 27, house 28 Poplar
Moore Fanny, dressmaker, 11 Friend
Moore Fanny, widow, rear 39 Salem
Moore Frances, nurse, rear 671 Washington
DIRECTORY. 271
Moore Henry, rigJier, 9 Richmond
Moore Hugh, truckman, Tond
Moore Isaac, musician, boards 1 May place
Moore James, honsewright, 13 South Margin
Moore Jolin R. housewright, Jiouse 2d street
Moore Joseph, honsewright, house 1 Sturgis place
Moore Lawrence, rear Morrimac
Moore Levi V. R. painter, 36 Portland, h. 87 Prince
Moore Michael, laborer, rear 93 Warren
Moore Nathan, cooper, house 81 Sea
Moore Orin, house 57 Salem
Moore Otis, printer, boards 7 Province House court
Moore Patrick, laborer, rear 91 Warren
Moore Samuel, North Federal court
Moore Samuel, captain, 192 Hanover
Moore Samuel H. laborer, Elliot near Tremont
Moore Sarah, widow, 8 Pleasant street court
Moore William R. cooper, Salter place
Morchand John, 91 Ann
More James, boarding, 217 Ann
More Sarah, widow of Thomas D. house 7 Hawkins
Morey Dennis, laborer, 46 Front
Morey George, counsellor, 21 State, h. 18 Franklin pi.
Morey Jeremy {Lnvjny ir M.), h. rear 662 Washington
Morey Wm. laborer, house 29 Front
Moran 'James, laborer, bth street
Morgan Asa, laborer, 59 Prince
Morgan Caroline, widow, 78 Pleasant
Morgan David, blacksmith, house rear 667 Washington
Morgan Enos, housewright, 59 Prince
Morgan Isaiah, laborer, Castle near Middlesex
Morgan Jacob, laborer, house Piper's wharf
Morgan Margaret, widow of James, 114 Sea
Morgan Michael, laborer, Pitts court
Morgan Nancy, widow of Littleton T. house Deacon
Morgan Samuel, fisherman, Ann head Union wharf
Morgan William, laborer, house 1 Spring lane
Moriarty Joseph, physician, 98 Court
Morona Anna, nurse, 137 Hanover
Morona Francis L. housewright, 137 Hanover
Morrill Caroline, tailoress, AS Salem
Morrill James, 3d street
Morrill James, hackman, house 11 Howard
Morrill James, 2d, clerk, 18 State, house 101 Tremont
Morrill John, housewright, rear Belknap
272 DIRECTORY.
Morrill Mary, widow of James, 289 Washington
Morrill Reuben P. baker, 39 Essex
Morrill Samuel, physician, 12 Sullivan place
Morrill Susannah, nurse, Castle near Middlesex
Morrill (Thos.) & OWver (Clutrles fV.), houswr'ts, Lindall
Morris x\bigail W widow of Robert, house 7 Acorn
Morris Ann, 18 Williams
Morris (Jlpollos) & Dix (Elbridge), paints, 112 State.
M.'s h. 80 Pleasant. See advertisement
Morris Charles, mariner, Piedmont
Morris Charles, waterman, rear Moon
Morris Emanuel, laborer, Butolph
Morris Lewis H, dry goods, 427, house 279 Washington
Morris Thomas, laborer. 111 Ann
Morris William, house 80 Pleasant corner Fayette
Morrissey Patrick, tailor, opposite 38 Bedford
Morrison David, 86 Faneuil Hall market
Morrison Edward, laborer, cellar 164 Purchase
Morrison Geo. W. mason, house 51 Fayette
Morrison James, laborer. Creek square
Morrison John, blacksmith. Pond
Morrissy Edmund, cooper, house Washington avenue
Morrow William, laborer, rear 32 Pleasant
Morrow William H. silk dyer, rear 32 Pleasant
Morse Aaron, house 15 Ash
Morse Aaron, jr. 12 Boylston market, house 15 Ash
Morse Caleb, laborer, house Hancock row
Morse Christopher, cabinetmaker, house 2 Fayette ct.
Morse David, liandcartman, house rear 276 Ann
Morse Edmund N. pumpmaker, rear 30 N. Russell
Morse Elbridge G. dry g'ds, 29 Cambridge, h. 23 Charles
Morse Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, 2 La Grange place
Morse Ezekiel, pilot, 275 Ann
Morse E. R. milliner, 155 Court
Morso Geo. W. machinist, boards 4 Province House ct.
Morse Hannah, widow of Elijah, 142 Hanover
Morse Hazen, engraver, 70 Washing, h. 4 Sullivan pi.
Morse Henry, brassfounder, 47 Prince
Morse John, variety store, 60 Sea, h. East r. engine house
Morse Joseph A. housewright, h. 23 Carver
Morse Lydia, boarding, 1 Bath corner Milk
Morse Oren, rear 25 Allen
Morse Robert, housewright, house 34 High
Morse Robert M. (Cochran ^ M.), h. at Tremont H.
DIRECTORY. 273
Morse Samuel F. & Co. (Sidney B. Morse), Eng. goods,
]2 Central, house 8 South Bennet
Morse Saniuel, laborer, rear 142 Pleasant
Morse Sarah H. dressmaker, rear 351 Washington
Morse Sidney B. (S. F. M. ^ Co.), h. 2 La Grange place
Morse Wm. S. S. {Fisher 4'-W.), boards 2 La Grange pi.
Morse William, machinist, 4th street
Mortimorc John, house Richmond
Morton Andrew, stable. Federal, house 27 South
Morton Andrew, jr. liv. sta. Havvley pi. h. 8 Franklin
Morton Ebenezer, housewright, h. 48 Fayette
Morton Otis, housw't, Mechan. pi. h. Trem. n. Warren
Morton Thomas J. housewright, h. rear 2 Plymouth pi.
Morton William. See Thompson & M.
Morton William S. 16 Court, house 13 Avon place
Moseley David C. house Bromfield cor. Washington
Moseley Flavel {Phillips & M.), h. Orange ct. c. Wash.
Moses Charles {Nevers & M.), house 8 Lowell place
Moses George H. mason, Henchman lane
Moses Thomas, printer, house 41 Brighton
Mosier William, mariner, rear 231 Ann
Mosman Rufus {Tirrell ^ JVy.), house 23 Stillman
Motley Ann W. house rear 59 Myrtle
Motley Edward, boards 10 South
Motley Thomas & Edward, merchants, 31 India wharf
Motley Thomas, house 7 Walnut
Motley Thos. jr. {Bacon & M.). house 9 Chesnut
Motley William W. tailor, 5 Wilson's lane, h. 11 Trem't
Mott Richard, physician, 1 Lynde
Motte M. I. Rev., Castle near Front
Moulton Daniel, house 20 West Second
Moulton Moses P. laborer, South Margin
Moulton Newell H. grocer, 50 Brattle, house 33 Bridge
Moulton Thomas, mason, house Prince
Mountfort Charles, sailmaker, rear 49 India, h. Blossom
Mountfort Joseph, house 44 Prince
Mountfort Margaret, Commercial near Ann
Mower Levi, innholder, 24 Ann
Mower S. F. See Chandler & M.
Mourne Ann, widow, 20 Sudbury
Mudge Alfied, printer, 2 Sweetser court, h. 4 Avery
Mudge B. W. shoe & leather auctioneer, 13 Broad
Mudge Ezra, inspector, C. H., h. rear 30 Chambers
Mugford John, housewright, house 59 Warren
Muldowny John, laborer, rear 12 Washington place
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274 DIRECTORY.
Muholeand Henry, laborer, Humphrey place
Muirhead Williani, machinist, h. rear Broadway
Mulcahy John, laborer, Peck lane
Muldoon Owen, musician, rear 63 Elliot
Mullen Bartholomew, laborer, Middlesex rear Castle
Mullen Dennis J. (Keogh & M.), h. North Margin
Mullen James, laborer, rear 246 Hanover
Mullet James, stairbuilder, liouse 23 itlyrtle
Mullen John, laborer, S3 Sea
Mullen John, cordwainer, opposite 665 Washington
Mullen John, laborer, house 12 Cross
Mullen John, laborer, Friend
Mullen John, laborer, Middlesex near Castle
Mullharen Betsey, rear 42 Prince
Mulligan Catharine C. school, r. St. Paul's ch. Tremont
Mulligan Thomas, laborer, h. 3d street
Mulligan James, laborer, rear Sister n. Berry
Mullin Mary Ann, clothing, 91 Ann
Mulray Michael, laborer, 2 Wharf
Mulvey Matthew, laborer, rear 63 Elliot
Mumler Jolm, typefounder, Ivers corner Merrimac
Muncrieff Joseph, house Grove
Mundoy James, laborer, rear 673 Washington
Munn Luther (Richards & M.), h. 55 South
Munroe Abel, laborer, rear 10 Tileston
Munroe Abel, provisions, 214 Hanover, h. 18 Tileston
Muhroe Dan'l, watchmaker, 36 Congress, h. in Roxbury
Munroe David, h. 80 Federal
Muriroe Edmund, merchant, 57 State, h. 6 Hamilton pi.
Munroe (Edmund) & Francis (David), printers and
booksellers, 128 Washington
Munroe Edwin, grain, 69 Commercial
Manroe Elizabeth, widow, 324 Washington
Munroe (Lewis) & Williams (Jer.), stablers,21 Hanover.
Lewis's house Elm
Munroe George, provisions, 233 Ann, h. Tileston
Munroe George, dry goods, 175 Wash, boards 8 Pearl
Munroe Isaac, dry goods, 291 Wash, boards 6 Sewall pi.
Munroe James & Co. (Geo. JVickols y John Owen)j
booksellers, 134 Washington
Munroe James, 226 Hanover
Munroe John F. 84 Hanover
Munroe John, teamster, Commercial n. Foster
Munroe (John F.) & Bailey (Benj.), grocery, Merrimac
Munroe John, tailor, Broad n. Purchase
DIRECTORY. 275
Munroe Jotham B., provisions, Salem, h. 226 Hano-ver
Munroe Otis, grain, 12 Commercial, h. 209 Hanover
Munroe Richard L. grain, 15 City wharf
Munroe Sarah, widow, nurse, 67 Bedford
Munroe Solomon <& Wm. \i., VV. I. goods, 109, house
107 Broad
Munroe Washington, h. 31 Friend
Munroe Wm. provisions, Com. n. Ann, h. n. 10 Tileston
Mimroe Wm. C. whipmaker, 35 Exch. h. 7 Federal ct.
Munson Israel, mer. 17 Central wf. h. at Tremont H.
Murdoch Charles T. attorney, 10 Court, h. 20 Buifinch
JVIurdock Amasa, jr. (Gardner ^ M.), h. 11 Allen
Murdock George & Co. (Jllfred A. Wellington), grocers,
23 Dock square, h. 60 Federal
Murdock Sarah, widow, 8 Blossom
Murdock Stephen, innhulder, 641 Washington
Muidock Warren, merchant, 48 Com. h. 50 Pinckney
Murdock Wm. C. shoes, 10 Broad, h. Allen
Murphy Archibald, 57 Fleet
Murphy David, waiter, h. rear 253 Washington
Murphy David, laborer, 98 Broad
Murphy Edward, laborer, 104 Broad
Murpiiy Eliza, widow of Lawrence, r. 664 Washington
.Murphy Elizabeth, widow, Barre place
Murphy James, engineer, Bost. steam factory, Pitts court
Murphy John, laborer. Turnpike n. 4th street; another
78 Purchase ; do. Market place ; do. 32 Cross
Murphy John, housewright, h. Mechanic place
Murphy Jesemine, h. r. Broadway
Murphy Michael, slater, rear 11 Distil-house square
Murphy Michael, coppersmith. Canton near Suffolk
Murphy Miciiael, laborer, h. 88 Broad
Murphy Michael, Pond
Murphy Patrick, laborer. Theatre alley
Murphy Patrick, laborer, Sister
Murphy Patrick, laborer, 105 Milk
Murphy Stephen, South Margin
Murphy Thomas, tailor, h. Theatre alley
Murphy Tliomas, laborer. Peck lane
Murphy Thomas, boarding house, 22 Atkinson
Murray Edward, 22 Cross
Murray John, cordwainer, rear 83 Tremont
Murray John, victualler, Cross
Murray John, jr. dry goods, 110 Hanover
Murray Joseph, housewright, 42 Allen
276 DIRECTORY.
Murray John, laborer, rear 671 Washington
Murray Robert, tailor, Theatre alley
Murray Thomas, undertaker, h. 3 Dearborn avenue
Murray Thomas, tobacconist, 302 Ann
Murtoy Michael, 107 Ann
Musheway John F. laborer, house Church
Mussey Benj. B. bookseller, 29 Cotnhill
Muzzy John, Custom H. officer, h. 3 Federal court
Myers Edward, h. rear 11 Sudbury square
Myers Johanna, widow, Warren place
Myers {John F.) &, Knight (Holland L.), dry goods, 335
Washington. Myers's h. 18 Fayette
Myers Sarah, widow, 18 Fayette
Myers William, sugar refiner, Lyman place
Myrick Samuel, mariner, rear 108 Purchase
Myrick William, housewright, 110 Court
NAROMORE ABIEL, laborer, 9 Brighton
Narey Richard, 202 Ann
Nash Benjamin, boarding house, 54 Union
Nash Charles W. baker, h. 13 Hamilton
Nash Henry, housewright, boards r. 176 Washington
Nash Hiram, housewright, h. 3 Pleasant street court
Nash J. L. wheelwright. Creek square
Nash Rlary, widow, rear 27 Milk
Nash Mary G. widow of" Joshua, 12 Prince
Nash Lydia, boarding house, IG Fleet
Nash Nancy, widow, Henchman lane
Nash Nathaniel C. See Hitchcock & N.
Nash Solon, paper store, 17 Water, h. 8 High
Nash William H. boat builder, 6 Prince
Nash William, shipwright. North Hanover court
Nason Dan. sup. depot Bos. & Prov. railroad, 168 Pleas.
Nason Daniel, housewright, house Southac
Nason Joel, rear 107 Hanover
Nason Leavitt, tailor, 4 Congress, h. 4 Derne
Nassau William M. hairdresser, 44 Court
Nay Stanley, leather, 14 North Market, h. 25 Warren
Nazro Charles G. (B. C. Clark &^ Co.), h. 14 Fayette
Nazro Henry James, book keeper, house 27 Fayette
Nazro John, house 27 Fayette
■ Nazro John G. book keeper N. E. Bank, h. 9 Orange
Neal Daniel W. teamster, h. 23 Warren
Neal Jackson, painter, h. 59 Prince
Neal John, laborer, Hamilton alley
DIRECTORY. • 277
Neal John A. wheelwright, 675 Washington
Neal Nathaniel, mason, boards I'rovince
Neal Samuel, housewright, house 37 W. Cedar
Neal Willidm A. cordwainer, Broadway near I street
Neat John, painter, N. Margin
Neat Nathan, saddler, Elm, h. 13 Stillman
Neat Samuel R. 20 Lincoln
Neef M. A. druggist, Union corner Elm, h. 36 Hancock
Neil Lucy, boarding house, 5 Sister
Needham Samuel, cliaisemaker, h. rear East, n. Sea
Nelea John, cooper, house 92 Sea
Nell VVm. tailor. Brattle square
Nelson George W. mason, h. rear 2 Plymouth place
Nelson Jane, widow, 12 Elliot
Nelson John, laborer, rear 314 Ann
Nelson Mary, widow, Barry's wharf
Nelson Thomas, h. 28 Poplar
Nesbit John, laborer, 11 Pitts
Nesbitt Samuel, machinist, boards Norfolk avenue
Nevens Rapha H. house 69 Pleasant
Nevers Abel R. (A. Welles & Co.), boards at Exchange
Nevers (Benj. M.) & Moses {Charles), livery stable, 6
Boylston sq. Nevers's h. Ill Front
Nevers (Eben. W.) &, Woodsum {Isaac P.), wood and
coat, Otis's wharf Nevers's h. Beach
Neville Thomas, laborer, Oliver i
Neville William H. carver, house 73 Charter
New Myris. 5 Unity court
Newcomb Danforth P. 6 F. H. market, h. 8 Portland
Newcomb James, 7 Faneuil Hall market, h. 16 Charter
Newcomb James, 129 F. H. market, h. rear Charlestown
Newcomb Lemuel, 114 Faneuil Hall market
Newcomb Loring, auct'r, 27 Exchange, h. 21 Gibbs I.
Newcomb Matilda, widow, rear 43 Prince
Newcomb Norton, dry goods, 93 Hanover, h. 4 Unity
Newcomb Rufus, printer, 19 Water, h. r. 427 Washing.
Newcomb Susan, boarding house, Hull
Newell Augustus T. See E. Vose <fe Co.
Newell Daniel, printer, 151 Hanover
Newell Horatio, laborer, h. West Centre
Newell James, stage office, 9 Elm. h 4 Brattle square.
Newell Jeremiah G. housewrigl)t, h. 7 Newton place
Newell Jonathan K. & Willard M. boots and shoes, 222
Washington. J. K. N.s h. 95 Front
Newell Joseph A. clerk, 171 Wash, boards 3 Purchase
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278 DIRECTORY. j
Newell Joseph, assistant surveyor, house 29 Boylston
Newell Joseph R. ag. wareh., 51 N. Market, h. 87 High
Newell Joseph W. messenger North Bunk
Newell Montgomery (Rob. Appleton & Co.),h.7 Frank.
Newell Richard A. druggist, fejumme^, corner South
Newell Willard M. h. 2 Central court
Newhall Cheever & Co. {John M.), shoes and leather,
36 Broad
Newhall Daniel B. (Gould, Wilder S^ Co.), h. Dedham
Newhall Daniel R. music master, h. Dedham
Newhall Ezra F. dry goods, 179 Wash, boards 36 Camb.
Newhall Hannah, boarding house, 5 Travers
Newhall Isaac M. cordwainer, h. reai 57 Tremont
Newhall James, shoe store, IGl Hanover
Newhall James, jr. housewright, rear 10 Prince
Newhall Josiah, inspector Custom H. b'ds 1 Bromfield
Newhall John {Whitman S^ JS'.), h. rear 83 Pond
Newhall John, housewright. Sea near East
Newhall John M. (Cheever JV. <^ Co.), h. 24 Pearl
Newhall Sarah, nurse, h. 15 S. Russell
Newhall Sarah, school, 23, h. 15 Hancock
Newman Caroline & Ann, toys, 57 Court
Newman Gustavus, boarding, Well corner Wharf
Newman Geo. 57 Court
Newman Hannah G. 17 North Bennet
Newman Mary Ann, dress maker, 283 Washington
Newman Mary, widow. South street place
Newman Robert E. crockery ware, 45 Court, h. 20 Bios,
Newman Samuel H. tailor, 2 Brattle, h. 22 Bulfinch
Newman Susan, widow, 491 Washington
Newman Thomas, tin worker, li. 2 Plymouth place
Newman Wm. tailor, 2 Brattle, boards 22 Bulfinch
Newmarch Angelia, instructress, 5 Atkinson
Newmarch Samuel, baker, h. N. Margin
Newnun Janjes, housewright, h. opposite 111 Pleasant
Newton Abigail, widow, 8 Sudbury
Newton Martin, shoemaker, roar 146 Pleasant
Nichols Betsey, boarding house, 5 Derne
Nichols Benjamin R. counsellor, h. 69 Beacon
Nichols Charles, tellei N. E. Bank ,
Nichols & Co. (J. G. Rogers), machinists, Bromfield pi.
Nichols Charles, 30 Elm, h. 5 Siiliman
Nichols Charles, mason, 64 Prince
Nichols Chas. C ind. rub. goods, 52 Water, h. Williams
Nichols David, mason, 23 Richmond
DIRECTORY. 2^9
Nichols Eliza, 64 Essex
Nichols Eleazer, carpenter, h 61 Warren
JVichols Frederick, accountant, h. 24 Allen
Nichols George. See James Munroe & Co.
Nichols Henry, confectioner, h. Leveret court
Nichols Hiram H. mariner, Commercial near Hanover
Nichols James, laborer, house S. Russell
Nichols John, boarding, Alden court
Nichols John D. bootmaker. North Bennet
Nichols John, laborer, rear 120 Purchase
Nichols J. P. painter. Harvard place, house 5 Stillman
Nichols Lawrence, confec. 119 Court, h. AJden lane
Nichols Luther W. h. 2 Gouch
Nichols (Lymaji) & Leeds (B. /.), dry goods, 81 Hanov.
Nichols Lyman, h. N. E. Coffee House
Nichols Oliver, 3 Piedmont
Nichols Perez {Ross ^ JV.), h. Alden lane
Nichols Phineas, laborer, 4th street
Nichols R. Wallen. See Staples & N.
Nichols S. VV. mason, 159 Hanover
Nichols Susan, wid. of Ebenezer B. 48 Temple
Nichols Thaddeus,jr. {Stanton, JV. & Whitney), house 6
Bulfinch place
Nichols {Timo. S.)&G\hson {K.), painters, 168 Tre-
mont. Nichols's h. 40 Carver
Nichols Wm. housewright, 60 Front, h. Wheeler's court
Nichols William, 20 Elliot
Nichols William, printer, Wilson lane, h. 29 Tremont
Nickels Samuel, capt. portvvarden, 31 India, h. 44 Spring
Nickelson & Lawrence, victualling, 1 North Market
Nickerson David {J. Cook &, Co.), h. Broadway
Nickerson Ebenezer, fish, 39 Long wf. h. 8 Sturgis place
Nickerson Frederick, capt. h. F st. near Broadway
Nickerson Josiah {Eldredge ^ JV.), h. Lynde
Nicolson Samuel, agent B. «fcR. Mill corporation, house
1 Montgomery place
Niebuhr Henry, pianoforte tuner, 7 Avery place
Nightingale James, dry goods, 230 Wash. h. 2 Bedford
Nihen Donald, laborer, rear 17 Sea
Niles John S. housewright, Atkinson, house Broadway
Niles Jesse, housewright, Atkinson near Milk, house
Cotton place
Niles William J. stable and house 21 School
Nimblet John K. hairdresser, 81 Purchase, h. Cotton pL
Noble Elizabeth, widow, 2 Madison place
280 DIRECTORY.
Noble George, ship broker, 5 Commercial wharf
Noble George F. house 126 Cambridge
Noble John, fruit, 2 Union, h. G7 Congress
Noble Julius A. auctioneer. 111 Wash. h. 11 Pearl pi.
Noble Thomas, 85 F. H. market, house Sudbury
Noble Wm. handcartman, op. Mariner's church Purchase
Nolen Spencer, jr. surgeon dentist, 16 Winter
Norcross Archelaus, corkcutter, house 2 Hawley
Norcross Catherine, widow, Bartlett
Norcross H. A. (Mclhn ^ Co.), b'ds N. E. Coffee House
Norcross Joseph, boatbuilder, Packard's wharf
Norcross Judith, widow, 6 Bartlett
Norcross Loring (Farnum, Kimball &, Co.),h. 6 Bulfinch
Norcross Otis & Co. (Eliphalet Jones), crockery ware, 23
and 24 South Market, house 6 Poplar
Norcross T. R. 100 Faneuil Hall market
Norris Daniel, rear 45 Prince
Norris Elijah, shipwright, C street
Norris George, mason, house South Russell
Norris James A. fruit, 34 Hanover
Norris James S. cooper, house Gibbs lane
Norris John, housewright, George, house 4 Grove
Norris Phineas, house Milton cor. Spring
Norris Priscilla, widow, 3 Pitts
Norris (Rufus G.) & Flint (Joseph W.), leather, 21 N.
Market. Norris's house 6 Barton
Norris Sarah, widow, Ash cor. South Bennet
fiotr'is (Shepherd H.) &. Cunis (Samtiel S.), dry goods,
35 Kilby. Norris's house 60 Boylston
Norris Theophilus, wood, Oliver place, house 3 do.
Norton John, laborer, Gouch
Norton John D. bookbinder, 130 Wash. h. 29 Charter
Norton Joshua, sailmaker, 11 Foster's wf h. 30 Friend
Norton Joshua, jr. (Hcywood &JV.), house 1 Eaton
Norton Nancy, widow. South Margin
Norton Richard B. clothing, 284, iiouse rear 324 Ann
Norton Thaxter, cordwainer, Merrimac, h. r. S. Margin
Norton William, bookbinder, house South Margin
Norwood George M. assessor, house 8 Crescent place
Norwood James, printer, 29 Friend
Norwood Samuel, assessor, 36 Spring
Norwood William D. cabinetmaker, house Dedham
Notaby Richard, laborer. Peck lane
Nottage Samuel C. (Pratt ^ JV.), house 6 Hull
DIRECTORY.
281
Nourse Amory, copperplate printer, rear 9 School, house
] Harvard place
Nourse Benjamin F. bookbinder, house rear 20 Court
Nourse Benjamin, baker, house 22 Washington place
Nourse Charles, dry goods, 205 Wash. h. Bromfield H.
Novvell Oliver, restorator, 29 North Market
Nowcll Sliadrach, cordwainer, h. Mechanic place
Novvland James, laborer, Merrimac
Nowland Miles, laborer, Broad opposite Maine wharf
Nowland Nancy, widow, 65 India wharf
Noyes Charles E. painter, house 24 Carver
Noyos Daniel. See Maynard & N.
Noyes Ehenezer, runner U. S. Court, h. 8 Graphic ct.
Noyes Ebenezer & Elisha, W. I. g'ds, G7 Sea cor. East
Noyes Edward (Maynard & JV'.), house 27 Somerset
Noyes Jacob, instructer in navigation, rear 84 x\un
Noyes Jacob W. painter, h. 19 Orange
Noyes Joseph, paint, and glaz. h. rear 2 Plymouth place
Noyes Joseph, 76 Salem
Noyes Michael, ropemaker, h. rear Suffolk near Canton
Noyes Sarah W. boarding house, 40 Union
Noyes (U. tV.) «fe Gile (A. G.), dry goods, 136 Hanover
Nudd Thomas, truckman. Commercial near the bridge
Nugent Bernard, liouse 18 Myrtle
Nugent Christopher, laborer, 16 S. Bennet
Numo Thomas, laborer, rear Blackstone
Nurse Gilbert, clerk, house 30 Cliarter
Nurspicktie Mary, house rear 7 Allen
Nute Ephraim, house 8 Causeway
Nute James, blacksmith, house Salutation
Nute {James) & Googins {Mark), blacksmiths, Richmond
Nutsptill Francis J. hairdresser, 93 Broad, h. Cus. H. st.
Nuttage Nathaniel, bridge builder, Vernon place
Nutter Mark {Southioortk & JV".), 20 Hamilton
Nutting Benjamin F. artist, 14 Joy's building, house 7
Federal court
Nutting {Calvin) & Jones {Ivory H.), blacksmiths,
Beach. Nutting boards 444 Washington
Nutting Catherine, widow, 7 Federal court
Nutting Eleazer, truckman, opposite 102 Sea
Nutting Luther, blacksmith, r. ijS Boylston, h. 3 Church
Nutting Nancy, house 4th street near S. B. Point
Nutting Sarah, milliner, 234 Washington
Nye Caroline, boarding house, 247 Washington
Nye Elizabeth, widow, 16 Hawkins
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282 DIRECTORY.
OAKES ASA, baker, Battery
Oakes Daniel, Battery
Oakes Ebenezer. See Jones & O.
Oakes George, cooper, house 12 Purchase
Oakes Geo. P. printer, Tremont, h. rear 81 Warren
Oakes James, salt store, 49 Long wf. h. 12 Williams
Oakes Joshua, house joiner, Rowe's wf. h. Second
Oukes Josiah, housewright, house 7 Stillman place
Oakes Moses, 8 Bartlett
Oakman Samuel, hatter, boards Boylston hotel
Ober Israel, laborer, rear 4 Prince
Obeirne (Jas.) & Howard (Boyd), grocery, 34 Clinton
O'Brian Martin, tailor, house 27 Williams
O'Brien Ann, widow, house Sister
O'Brien Anthony, laborer, house rear 69 Ann
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, h. Broad op. Maine wharf
O'Brien Dennis W. upholsterer, h. op. 155 Pleasant
O'Brien Edward, cooper, rear 75 Elliot
O'Brien Edward, laborer, Gibbs lane
O'Brien Edward, rear Distil-house square
O'Brien Mary, widow of Edward, groceries, 24 Pleasant
O'Brien Michael, beer, 78 Broad
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, rear 104 Sea
O'Brien Terence, Theatre alley near Milk
O'Brien Timothy, tailor, 108 Broad
O'Connel James, laborer, 94 Sea
O'Conner John, W. I. goods, 33 Sea
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, 6 Dearborn avenue
O'Daniel John, laborer, A street
O'Dell Elizabeth, widow, 155 Pleasant
O'Dell Noah, cordwainer. Commercial near Foster
Odin George. See Meldrum &, Co.
Odin John, house 15 South Bennet
Odin John, jr. physician, 88 Tremont cor. Elliot
Odiorne (George) & Son (James C), iron and nails, 97
Milk, house 43 Hancock
Odiorne Henry B. teller Eagle Bank
Odiorne John, shoe dealer, iiouse rear 171 Washington
Odiorne Samuel, housewright. Salutation
Odiorne Thomas (Russell, 0. &, Co.), h. 34 Boylston
Odiorne William H. cashier American Bank
O'Donnel Edward, laborer, Peck lane
O'Donnel James, tailor, house rear 8 South street place
O'Donnel Simon, laborer, 104 Purchase
O'Donnell James, 14 Stillman
DIRECTORY.
283
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, rear 673 Washington
O'Flaherty Thomas J. Rev. h. Frunkliii pi. near Federal
Ojsrden John T. chaise maker, 24 Friend
0"Gra,dy John, house Mechanic place
O'Hara John, laborer, rear of 242 Hanover
O'Hara Patrick, laborer, house 202 Ann
O'llarrant John, laborer, 106 t>ea
O'Haren Bartholomew, laborer, rear 80 Elliot
O'Heare Nicholas, laborer, opposite 102 Sea
O'Larey John, house Commercial near Foster
Oliver Ann, widow, 224 Hanover
Oliver Benj. L. counsellor. Barristers Hall, h. 730 Wash.
Oliver Charles W. {Morrill <^ 0.), house 6 Oliver
Oliver Daniel, clerk, house corner Hayward place
Oliver Elizabeth, 63 Charter
Oliver F. H. merchant tailor, 4 Brattle square
Oliver Francis, oysters, 99 Ann
Oliver Francis J. Pres. Amer. Ins. Co. h. 5 Chesnut
Oliver Grace, widow, 6 Oliver
Oliver Henry H. boatbuilder, Commercial near Foster
Oliver Henry J. merch. rear Suffolk Bank, h 13 Sheafe
Oliver Hubbard, tailor, 15 Water, house 7 Oliver
Oliver John P. shoes, 87 Hanover
Oliver John, branch pilot, house 123 Purchase
Oliver Royal, housewright, keeper S. B. O. bridge, h.
Old Road S. Boston
Oliver Sam'l W. A. {Shepard, Oliver & Co.), h. rear
690 Washington
Oliver Samuel P. teller Market Bank, h. 114 Hanover
Oliver Susannah, house Battery
Oliver William, mariner. Salutation
Oliver Win. B. tinplate worker, 19 Union
Olney Stephen W. hat store, 29 Wash, house 12 Fleet
O'Neal Francis, laborer, rear Commercial near Foster
O'Neal James, laborer. Mechanic — another, r. 149 Broad
O'Neal James, carpenter. Market place
O'Neal John, caneworker, rear 409 Washington
O'Neal Owen, laborer, house Langdon place
O'Neal Patrick, plate printer, boards 12 Essex place
O'Neal Patrick, laborer, Market place— another, rear
409 Washington — do. 1 Wharf
O'Neal Terence, laborer, house 12 Essex place
Onthank Curtis, intelligence office, 14 Milk, house rear
411 Washington
Oomen Peter J. baker, house rear 3 Lucas place
234 DIRECTORY.
1
Oomond Henry, 81 Charter
Oomond Robert, painter, rear 66 Charter
Orcutt Catherine, tailoress, rear 16 Hawkins
Orcutt Ephraiff), mason, 1 North Russell
Orcutt J. P. painter, 135 Ann, house !J Clark
Orcutt Samuel, machinist, house 16 N. Russell
Orcutt Sarah B. widow of John P., 3 Pond
Orders Thomas, blacksmith, 3d street
Ordway Frederick J. housewright, house 16 Myrtle
Ordvvay Moses, grocer, 89 Cambridge, h. r. 120 Charles
Orne E. S. rear Ann and Cross
Orne Joseph T. pianoforte maker, house 10 Avery ,
Orne William, soda room, 30 Brattle, h. 5 Sturgis place
Orr David, cabinetmaker, house 8 Lucas place
Orr Robert, housewright, house rear 83 Sea
Orrok (Jas. L. P.) & Simmons {Thos.), ship chaii. 7 India
Orsgood Henry A. cabinetmaker, Turnpike
Osborn Comfort, widow, tailoress, 8 Province
Osborn Edward H. hairdresser, 21 School, h. Court sq.
OsborJi E. T., 38 Commercial
Osborn George, 308 Washington
Osborn John J. shoemaker, house rear 39 Essex
Osborn John J. jr. shoemaker, house rear 39 Essex
Osborn Samuel, ropemaker, op. 34 Elliot
Osborn Wyman, porter Branch Bank, h. rear Bank
Osgood Alfred, jr. jeweller, house Gouch
Osgood Benjamin F. h. Commer. n. Charlestown bridge
Osgood Charles, portrait painter, 56 Washington
Osgood David, physician, 7 Winter
Osgood D. B wheelwright, Merrimac
Osgood Deborah, 24 Cross
Osgood G. L. housewright, 70 Friend, house Garden
O.sgood Hannah, widow, rear 77 Warren
Osgood Isaac P. counsellor, 5 Court, h. at Exchange
Osgood Isaac, clothes warehouse, 31 Dock square
Osgood James H. tailor, house 5 Bridge
Osgood John B. painter, h. Leveret cor. Leveret lane
Osgood John, jr. watchmaker, 398 Washington, house
Wheeler's court
Osgood J. H. & J. dry goods, 3 Kilby, h. 6 Sullivan pi.
Osgood L. H. weigher, 17 Central wf h. 7 Wash, place
Ostinelli Louis, professor of music, house 22 Atkinson
Ostiom Charles, ivory turner, house Hawkins
Othemau Edward, Rev. boards Mansion House, Milk
Otis George A. house 2 Boylston place
DIRECTORY. 285
Otis George W., Surveyor General of Lumber, 112 Milk,
house 28 Chambers
Otis George W. jr. physician, Court sq. h. 20 Bulfinch
Otis Harrison G.,42 Beacon
Otis James A. G. merchant, Otis's vvf. h. 9 Morton place
Otis Mrs widow of Samuel A., 47 Beacon
Otis William C, 1 lOFaneuil Hall market, house Cooper
Otis William F. counsellor, 4 State, house 70 Beacon
Otis William H. mathemat. instru. maker, 56 Myrtle
Otterson Joseph D. machinist, rear Second
Ottignon C. F. sparring school, 190 Washington
Owen John. See James Munroe & Co.
Owen Lydia, widow of Benjamin, house 83 Purchase
Owens Michael, laborer, rear 20 Pleasant
Owens Owen, laborer, house 6 South street place
Owens William, laborer, rear 45 Sea
Owens William, laborer, rear gun house. Fort hill
Oxford William, boatbuilder. Commercial near Hanover
Oxnard Henry, merch. 54 Commer. wf. h. Mt. Vernon
Oxx Lewis, laborer, rear 32 Pleasant
PACKARD DAVID, clerk, 69 Purchase
Packard Elijah, machinist, house B street
Packard Martin, W. L goods, 8 Broad, h. 4 Pinckney
Packard Otis, upholsterer, liouse Carney place
Packard Philo F. furniture. Federal n. Milk, b"ds30 Poplar
Packard Sylvanus, merchant, 14 Central wharf
Page A. R. See Cov & P.
Page Ann, widow, house 33 Myrtle
Page Bela B. mason, house 21 Myrtle
Page Calvin, mason, house 21 Myrtle
Page Edward, paper hangings, 182 Wash. h. 24 Tremont
Page Enoch, cabinetmaker, 91 Merrinjac
Page George, housewright, rear Broadway
Page Gilman, mason, house 2 Cedar street court
Page Jacob, housewright, house Broadway
Page James Anderson, h-.borer. Sudbury square
Page Januis, mason, 54 Temple
Page John, housewrigiit, h. rear Brookline near Suffolk
Page John A. mason, house 2 Stanifurd place
Page Joseph, mason, 8 Piedmont
Page Kilby, paperhangings, 9 Court, h. 24 Somerset
Page Luther, mason, house 5 Spring street place
Page Silas W. housewright, house 41 Poplar
Page Stephen S, laborer, 2 Norfolk place /
286 , DIRECTORY.
Page Susan, widow, rear 146 Pleasant
Page T/^iaddeus, Cus. House officer, b'ds Fulton House
Page Thos. paperhangings, 319 Wash, b'ds 24 Somerset i
Page Thomas, cordvvainer, 47 Prince ']
Paige J'ames W. & Co. {JSathan Appleton and James /J
Mason), domestic gotids, 85 Milk, h. GO Summer
Paine Charles C. attorney, 'i\) Court, h. 5 Bedford place
I'aine Elias B. dry goods, 58, h. 5G 1-2 Hanover
Paine Martha, widow, Carroll place
Paine Elizabeth, widow, IG Newton place
Paine James H. 49 Central wharf, h. 16 Newton place
Paine Johnson, housewright, house Uedham,
Paine Robert T. counsellor, 17 Court, h. 16 Newton pi.
Paine Roland G. clerk, h. 21 Hamilton
Paine Samuel, laborer, h 199 Ann
Paine Sarah, widow, h. Willow corner Mt. Vernon
Paine Thomas M. tailor, 8 Franklin avenue
Paine. See I'ayne
Pairar Antony, boarding house, 258 Ann
Palfrey William, house Commercial near Foster
Palmer A. C. {Proctor, P. & Felt), h. 21 Somerset
Palmer David, sexton, house 2G Cross
Palmer Edwin A. printer, house 7 Province
Palmer Ezra, tailor, 61, house 90 Ann
Palmer Ezra, jr. physician, 52 Hanover
Palmer Jeremiah, cordwainer, 94, h. 72 Charles
Palmer Jerusha, boarding house, IS Franklin place
Palmer John, tailor, house 17 High
Palmer John, hatter, house 8 Oliver
Palmer (J. K.), Jones (fV. H.) & Blake {Geo. jr.), drug-
gists, 44 Hanover
Palmer John K. chemist, 173 Tremont, h, 133 Court
Palmer John R. laborer, rear 200 Wasliington
Palmar (./. P.) & Wallace {Jerome), boarding, opposite
head of Lewis's wharf
Palmer Joseph {Homer 4' P-), house 7 Arch
Palmoi- Julius A. merchant, 70 State, h. 3 Crescent place
Palmer Lemuel, plumber, 2 Plymouth place,
Palmer Lucy, house 14 Slaniford
Palmer Mary B. dressmaker, 41 Atkinson
Palmer Sarah & Nancy, mantuamakers, 43 Cambridge
Palmer Simeon, tailor, 49 Ann, h. 4 Myrtle
Palmer Thomas, mason, house 3 Staniford place
Palmer William, caulker and graver, rear 35 f*rince
Park Amasa C. {Scudder ^ P.), house 16 Pinckney •^
DIRECTORY.
287
'ark John, painter, Spring lane, house 3 Sudbury
'ark John C. attorney, 11 Court, h. 72 Chambers
'arU Olis, painter, Friend, liouse Chardon
'ark Thomas, carver, rear 10 Summer, h. 23 Carver
Park Thomas B. See Warren <& P.
Park William, mason, Broadway
Park William A. painter, house C Butolph
Parker Abigail, widow, 2 Sudbury
'arker Anna, widow of FJishop, 25 Bedford
Parker Aurelius D. counsellor, 20 Court, h. 16 Summer
Parker Benjamin, housewright. Causeway, h. Derne
[Parker Benjamin W. lighterman, house Moon
Parker Charles, housewright, h. 47 Pleasant
Parker Charles A. clerk S. J. Court, County Court II.
house 8 Milton place
Parker Charles H. clerk, house 26 Warren
Parker Clarissa, widow, nurse, South street place
Parker Clark, carver, h. Piedmont near Church
Parker Daniel P. merchant, 61 State, h. 40 Beacon
Parker David, wharfinger, 14 City wf. h. Distil-h. square
Parker Eber, blacksmith. Sea, house 46 South
Parker Edward, painter, house Allen
Parker Edward W . clerk in Custom House, h. 1 Oak pi.
Parker Elisha, provisions, 130 Ann, h. 101 Pond
Parker E. milliner, 272 Washington
Parker Frances W. widow, 66 Purchase
Parker Gookin, housewright. Beacon, h. 3 Staniford pi.
Parker H. D., Treraont restorator, Tudor's build'gs, Court
Parker Isaac, house 81 Pleasant
Parker {Isaac) & Blanchard {Jlhraham W.), American
goods, 74 Water. Parker's house 9 Trernont place
Parker Isaac H. earthenware, 20 Broad, h. 44 Pinckney
Parker (James) & Swift (John J.), flour store, 17 Long
wharf. Parker's house 39 Summer
Parker John, 20 Long wharf, house 69 Summer
Parker John, grocer, 10 Prince, house 51 Pond
Parker John, laborer, 47 Pleasant
Parker John, house 6 Beacon
Parker John, jr. 20 Long wharf, h. 139 Tremont
Parker John B. merchant, 31 Congress, h. 17 Pearl
Parker John D. 54 Kilby, b"ds at Commercial Coffee H.
Parker John R. telegraph office, 28 Central wharf, house
5 Walnut. See advertisement
Parker Jonas, cordwainer, house opposite 102 Sea
Parker Jonathan, hardware, 3 Union, h. 22 Thacher
?88 DIRECTORY.
Parker Joseph W. teamster, house Suffolk near Dover
Parker Leonard M. house 19 Somerset
Parker Lucy, boarding, 5 Hayward place
Parker Luther, house 80 Tremont
Parker Luseva, confectionary, 556 Washington
Parker Lydia, Sea, corner Piper's wharf
Parker Mary, instructress, 127, rear 129 Pleasant
Parker Mary, widow, boarding, 165 Court
Parker Matthew S. cashier Suffolk Bank, h. 9 Kneeland
Parker Miliey L. widow, house 2 Pitts
Parker Moses, housewright. Beach, house do.
Parker Nathaniel, truckman, house Short near Essex
Parker Peter, 20 Long wharf, house 46 Beacon
Parker Ricii'd G. instruct'r Franklin school, h. 12 Orange
Parker Sam'l D. counsel. 3 Scollay's build, h. 41 Mt. Vern.
Parker Samuel H. music store and pianoforte ware house,
107 Washington, house 3 Hayward place
Parker Samuel VV. boards 62 Boylston
Parker Stanton, house 4 La Grange place
Parker Susannah, widow, 4th street
Parker Susannah, widow of Jedediah, 7 Unity
Parker Theodore D. merchant, 48 India wharf
Parker Thomas L physician, 25 Bedford
Parker Wallace, house 2 W. Centre
Parker Wm. & Co. paper store, 116 State, h. 5 Chambers
Parker William {Stevens, Fisher c^/- Co.), h. Rowe place
Parker William, W. L goods. Purchase corner Broad
Parker William, 9 Rowe's wharf, house Wheeler's court
Parker William, house Lancaster
Parker Wm. ship'ng broker, 12 Custom-h. st. h. Wash. av.
Parker William A. house Commercial near Hanover
Parkinson James, organ builder, h. 4th st. cor. Turnpike
Parkman Daniel, deputy sheriff, 2 Tudor's buildings,
house 5 Bowdoin square
Parkman Francis, Rev. I Green
Parkman George, physician, 11 Bowdoin
Parkman Mary B. 43 Mount Vernon
Parkman Nathaniel, shipwright, Battery
Parkman Sally, mantuamaker, house 14 Fleet
Parkman Sarah, widow of Samuel, 5 Bowdoin square
Parkman Sarah, nurse, 211 Hanover
Parkman William (J. West & Co.), h. 78 Prince
Parks Charles, house Williams court
Parks {Elisha), Blackburn (George) & Co. (J. Stearns),
American goods, 89 State. Parks's h. 156 Tremont
DIRECTORY. 289
Parks John, truckman, Salter place
Parks (Luther), Wright (John S.) & Co. (E. P. Whitman),
merchants, 101 State. Parks's house 6 Chesnut
Parineley Alfred S. laborer, house 1 Leveret
Parmeley Asaph, baker, south 752 Washington
Parmenter Horace, W. I. soods, 1, h. 3 Pinckney
Parmenter Joab G. wheelwright, East, h. 109 Charles
Parmenter Nancy, instructress, 5 Tremont near Pleasant
Parmenter William B. dry goods, 365 Wasiiington
Parris Alexander, architect, 20 Court, h. rear 56 Poplar
Parshley John S. shoemaker, h. 3d street
Parrott {Wm. P.) »S6 Hugiies (George), merchants, 30
Central wharf. Parrott boards 29 High
Parsons Charles, laborer. Commercial near Foster
Parsons Charles, captain, Portland
Parsons Charles C. merch. 68 Long wf h. 2Chauncey pi.
Parsons Charles T. merchant, 6S Long wf. h. 51 Federal
Parsons Daniel G. laborer, 11 Fleet
Parsons Ebenezer, mariner, h. rear 89 Sea
Parsons Ebenezer {Loring & P.), h. 83 Purchase
Parsons Edmund, cabinetmaker, h. 23 Cross
Parsons Edmund, jr. watchmaker, 23 Cross
Parsons James, pilot, hou.^ie 238 Hanover
Parsons Joanna, widow, 57 Hancock
Parsons John, house 314 Ann
l*arsons Josiah, housewright, h. Bay near Fayette
Parsons Lemuel, painter, house rear 85 Prince
Parsons Mary J. and Lucy G. house 76 Federal
Parsons Nehemiah, pres. Hope Ins. Co. h. 6 La Grange pi.
Parsons Samuel, dry goods, 20 Central, h. 7 Hartford pi.
Parsons Sarah K. milliner, 154 Washington
Parsons Theophilus, counsellor, 4 Court, h. 47 Chesnut
Parsons Thomas, merchant, 68 Long wf h. 51 Federal
Parsons Thomas W. physician and dentist, 16 Winter
Parsons William, merchant, Hancock's wf. h. 2 South
Parsons William, jr. merchant, Hancock's wf. h. 2 South
Partridge Adin, clerk, 403 Washington, boards 12 Avery
Partridge Charles, grocer, 378 Washington, h. 57 Poplar
Partridge George, W. I. goods, 130 State, h. 36 Milk
Partridge Mary B. widow, 34 Warren
Partridge Nathan, laborer, 14 Stillman
Paitridge Elizabeth, widow, rear 26 Winter
Paslow John, boards 17 Franklin place
Passarow Geo. weigh. & guag. 54 Commer. h. 12 Staniford
Pastrouich Peter, cook, h. rear Broadway
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290 DIRECTORY.
Patch Abijah (Buttrick & P.), house rear Snowhill
Patch Barbary, nurse, East rear Et)<>"ine house
Patrick James, gilder, rear foot of Richtnond
Patrick James, shipwright, house 6 1-2 Prince
Pattangall {Muses) & Cutler (John), victuallers, cellar
Boylston market. P.'s house 417 Washington
Patten Asa, pianofortemaker, house Gorham place
Patten David, housewright, house 135, rear 133 Pleasant
Patten James (Sargent & P.), h.26 Tremont near Wash.
Patten Jonathan, grocer, Tremont corner Elliot, house 4
Pleasant street court
Patten James, house Crescent place
Patten Thomas, milkman, South Boston heights
Patten Thomas, soap stone. Chatlestown, h. Crescent pi.
Patten Thomas, jr. house Crescent place
Patterson Ann, Cross corner Ann
Patterson Benjamin, clerk, 84 Hanover
Patterson Eli, laborer, house rear 10 Tilestoti
Patterson Enoch, house 9 Chambers
Patterson Enoch, jr. dry goods, 51 Kilby, h. 57 High
Patterson Joseph W. (J/lmy, Blahe S^ Co.), b'ds 9 Chamb.
Patterson Thomas, wharf builder, house High st. place
Patterson William, mariner, 2 Leveret
Pattet John, laborer, south 97 Front
Paty William, captain, house Commercial
Paul Jacob, 257 Ann
Paul James, upholsterer, 68 Court
Paul John, grocer, Carver, h. 2 Tremont s. of Pleasant
Paul William, cabinetmaker, rear 5 Pleasant
Paxton James, captain, house Jefferson corner Tremont
Payne Elias, cordwainer, 8 Water, house do.
Payne Hannah, boarding house, Fulton
Payne John, cooper, house South street place
Payne John T. boarding, 120 Ann
Payne Nath'l, messenger and keeper. Custom H., h. rear
Payne Samuel, 87 Faneuil H. market, h. 1 Stillman
Payne William E. counsellor, 5 Court »
Payne. See Paine '
Payson Alex, paper stainer, Chambers, h. 35 Cambridge
Payson Betsey, widow, 49 Pond
Payson John F. 75 Faneuil H. market, h. 10 N. Bennet
Payson M. P., Barristers hall
Payson Leonard S. painter, h. Boylston near Tremont
Payson Relief, widow, N. Federal court
Payson Ruth, widow, 50 Chesnut
I DIRECTORY. 291
Payson Samuel, cashier Massachusetts Bank
Pa)son Samuel, tailor, house 4 Jefferson place
Payton Edmund, cabinetmaker, liouse 5 Sweetser ct.
Peabody Augustus, coun. Court c. Trem. h. 52 Bowdoin
Peabody Eunice, widow, rear 147 Wasiiington
Peabody Jeremiah, 4 Central wharf, h. 37 High
Peabody Lilley, widow, 28 Poplar
Peabody Oliver W. B. house 38 Summer
Peabody Silence B. tailoress, 11 Federal court
Peabody William B. housewright, 4 May place
Peacock George, lampmaker, h. Middlesex near Castle
Peak .John, Rev., Snowhill
Peak John, housewright, 33 Chambers
Peak Philip, sailmaker. Commercial, h C5 Prince
Peaks Henry, housewright, rear 01) Pond
Pear Edward, silversmith, h. 11 Soulh Cedar
Pear Joseph, bookbinder, boards 11 South Cedar
Pearce Shadrach S. musician, house 1 May place
Pearce Sam'l, mer. 45 Lon^- wf. h. 22 La Grange pi.
Pearson David B. house 12 West Second
Pearson Edward A. broker, 49 State, house 8 Pearl
Pearson Elizabeth, widow of William, 2 South st. place
Pearson James, captain, boards 15 Ash
Pearson {John H.) <Sl Co. (H. B. Humphreij), 44 Com-
mercial, house 5 Mt. Vernon
Pearson Jonathan, housewright, house 53 Temple
Pearson Mary, nurse, 11 Charter
Pearson Sewall, upholsterer, 591 Washington
Pearson Simon, blacksmith, 36 Hanover, h. Ivers
Pearson Thomas & Son {Thomas, jr.), 56 F. H. market
Pebodie G. F. 86 State
Feck {Met G.) & Burnham {Willard), dry goods, 54
Hanover. Peck's house Prince
Peck Chauncey, porter Globe Bank, h. 9 Allen
Peck {John M.jr.) &l Wheeler {E. jr.), hats, 09 Wash.
Peck Oren, 7 Boylston market, house 11 Ash
Peck T. R. & Co. {Dexter llarloic), hats, 2 Cornhill
Pedrick John, 3d, 65 Broad
Peele William, rigger, rear 1-50 Ann
Peeler David, finding store, 39 Merch. row, h. 90 Salem
Peeler Henry, house rear South xMargiu
Peeler J()hn, laborer, 4th street
Peirce Catharine, widow of Jabez W. h. 6 Wheeler's ct.
Peirce Charles, mason, 17 Richmond
Peirce Ephraim, watchman, 4 Essex place
292 DIRECTORY.
Peirce George, 92 Faneiiil Hall market
Peirce {George) & Smith (L. G.), gilders, 6 Washington.
Peirce's h. Staniford place
Peirce John, mariner, house 274 Ann
Peirce John, housewright, Beverly, h. 9 Salem place
Peirce Jonathan {Hosea <^ P.), h. 17 Atkinson
Peirce Joseph N. coachpaint.68 Boylston, h. 39 Fayette
Peirce Josiah & Co. {D. Bingham)^ leather, 24 Broa4,L
house 15 Hay ward place ' |
Peirce Mary, widow, rear 88 Warren
Peirce Newton R. house 11 Myrtle
Peirce Oliver {Foster &. P.), h. South st. court
Peirce Richard, hoarding house, 43 Hanover
Peirce Sarah D. dressmaker, 21 Leveret, h. 8 N. Centre
Peirce Silas & Co. {Thomas Hall and H. P. Cushing),
W. I. goods, Elm
Peirce Susannah, widow, 11 Myrtle j
Peirce Tho's J. blacksmith, h. and shop Suffolk c. Dover-
Peirce Thomas J. truckman, house 10 Oliver
Peirce William, bookseller, 9 Cornhill, h. 11 Myrtle
Peirce. See Pierce
Peirson {G. W.) & Rowland {David S.), druggists, 188
Washington. Peirson boards 6 South Cedar
Pel by William, Staniford
Pelletier James A., French teacher, h. 276 Washington
Pelham Sally, widow, rear 142 Pleasant
Pelham Sally, dressmaker, rear 142 Pleasant
Pelouze Edward, house Garden ct. street
Pelton Oliver, engraver, 9 State, h. 8 Southae
Pemberton M. E. R. R. school, 388 Washington, house
5 Hayward place
Pemberton W. W. 27 State, boards 5 Hayward pi.
Pendar Philip, laborer, 5 Lucas place
Penfield Benjamin, truckman, house 75 Elliot
Pendleton Mary, widow, rear 704 Washington
Pendleton Wm'. S. copper. & lithog. printer, 208 Wash.
Penniman , widow, Middlesex near Castle
Ponniman Alanson P. 5 Central wf h. rear Broadway
Penniman Amos, housewrighl, South Russell
Penniman Atherton T. housewright, 16 North Russell
Penniman Edward L. (£. Clarke ^ Co.), h. 120Tremont
Penniman Henry. See Sweetser & P.
Penniman John A. {Lewis &, P.), h. 8 Ballard place
Pentland Clement N. painter, corner 5th and D streets
Pentland Lucretia B. dressmaker, 50 Orange
DIRECTORY. . 293
Pentland Thankful, widow, house 50 Orange
Pepper Benjamin, Clark
Pepper Dorothy, widow of Matthew, S. Cedar n. Church
Pepper John, blacksmitli, house 15 Essex
Perkins Aaron, collector, house Spring st. place
Perkins Abraham B. teamster. Front near Castle
Perkins Alfred, wood wharf, Haverhill, h. 59 Pond
Perkins Benjamin, rear 59 Ann
Perkins (Benj.), Marvin (T. R.) & Co. (J. K. Whipple),
booksellers, 114 Wash. P.'s h. 17 La Grange place
Perkins Edward, h. 2 High street place
Perkins Ezra, cooper, rear 773 Washington
Perkins Henry G. clerk, h. 5 Bradford place
Perkins John, furniture, Washing, corner Elliot, h. do.
Perkins John, housewright, Salutation
Perkins Jonathan, 160 Ann
Perkins Margaret, boarding house, 46 Federal
Perkins Martha L. widow, 6 Oak
Perkins Mary, widow, boarding, 8 Hanover court
Perkins Mary, widow of John S. house 8 Leveret
Perkins Nabby B. widow, 48 Tremont
Perkins Oliver L. house 54 Friend
Perkins Patrick, blacksmith, h. 123 Broad
Perkins Richard (Cutter ^ P.), h. 48 Tremont
Perkins Robert, machinist. Pond st. place
Perkins Sam'l, treas. N. E. floor cloth comp. 164 Wash.
Perkins Samuel G. Pres. Suffolk Ins. Co. h. 2 High
Perkins Samuel S. (Emery & P.), house 81 Warren
Perkins Sarah, widow of James, house 14 Pearl
Perkins Stephen H. (Thioing &. P.), h. 35 Chesnut
Perkins Thomas, h. 14 Mt. Vernon
Perkins & Co. (Thos. H. Perkins, Sain'l Cabot ^ T. G.
Cary), merchants, 52 Central wharf
Perkins Thomas H. merchant, h. Temple place
Perkins Thomas H. jr. house 1 Joy place
Perkins William, grocer, 183 Ann
Perkins William. See R. G. Shaw & Co.
Perkins W. C. wharfinger, Bariiett's w'f, h. Henchman I.
Peyley Nath'l, dry g'ds,227 & 293 Wash, b'ds 5 Brat. sq.
Perrin Augustus, 03 Broad, house 22 Charles
Perrin George W. dry goods, 2 Washington
Perrin Noah, jr. See E. Clark & Co.
Perrin (Payson) & Ellis (Jonathan, jr.), iron dealers, 10
India wharf. P.'s house 22 Tremont near Wash.
Perrin Sebastien, basket wareh. 20 Dock sq. h. 28 Stillm.
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294 DIRECTORY.
Perry Catherine, widow, Bartlett
Perry Cephas, engineer, 4th street
Perry Charles, clerk, house 12 Myrtle
Perry Charles II. shoes, 83 Court, h. 4 Staniford place
Perry Edward W. bar room, Bromfield, h. r. 344 Wash.
Perry Elizabeth, tailoress, 28 Salem
Perry Enoch W. gratemaUer, G2 Congress, h. 33 Salem
Perry Henry, gratemaker, house rear 98 Warren
Perry Isaac, shoe dealer, 131, house 129 Court
Perry John, painter, house G55 Washington
Perry John B. ropemaker, South Russell
Perry Lyman, 10 S, Market, h. 2 Staniford place
Perry Marshall S. physician, 467 Washington
Perry Mary, boarding house, 7 Province House ct.
Perry Mary H. opposite 79 Pleasant
Perry Nathan F. housewright, Snowhill
Perry Nathaniel, cabinet maker, 401 Washington
Perry Orves B. {Merriavi ^ P.), h. 30 Washington pi.
Perry Peter, stonecutter, house 4th street
Perry Rufus, laborer, Salutation
Perry Salmon, house 14 Leveret
Perry Wm. & Co. grate manu. School, h. 15 Prov. H. ct.
Perry William, handcartman, h. rear 27 Williams
Peters Abigail, widow, 4 Oliver place
Peters Edward D. mer. 12 Central w'f, h. 12 Rowe pi.
Peters (John), Pond (Sabm) <& Co. (John L. Din:mock),
mer. Broad opposite Arch wf. P.'s h. 3 Wash. pi.
Peters John, stoves, 188 Tremont, h. opposite 14 Oak
Peters John, jr. clerk, h. 3 Washington place
Peters John, rigger, house 14 Bedford
Peterson Betsy, milliner, 61, house 55 Court
Peterson Henry, house Butolph
Peterson Henry, captain, house 98 Purchase
Peterson John, house 6 Bridge
Peterson Loring, housewright, South
Peterson Lucas, rigger, Bartlett
Peterson (Lucy A. H.) &, Mcintosh (L. F.), dry goods,
149 Court
Peterson William, laborer, rear 9 South Bennet
Pettingill Betsy H. dry goods, Hancock corner Myrtle
Pettingill Charles, housewright, rear 145 Ann
Pettingill Samuel, 5 Henchman lane
Pettegrew James, laborer, 4 Barrett
Pettes E. P. jewelry and fancy goods, 226 Washington
Pettes Henry, French goods, 224 Washington
DIRECTORY. 295
Pettes Horace, sexton, rear 170 Hanover '
Pettes Samuel, house Jackson place
Pettis James B. innholder, Sea, near Free bridge
Petty Leonard, handcartman, boards 34 Federal
Peverelly Mary, confect. 17S Wash. h. 6 Ballard place
Peyton W'rn H. shipping office, 12 Cus.-h. st. h. 3d St.
PfafF Charles, sausage maker, 761 Washington
Phalan Francis, laborer, rear Blackstone
Phalen John, mariner, house 2 Humphrey place
Phearson Mary, widow, Knox
Phelan John, grocery, 88 Broad
Phelps Abel, 2 Market square
Phelps Abner, physician, 49 Congress
Phelps Elihu, teamster, house Travers
Phelps Elizabeth, widow, house 19 Poplar
Phelps John B. cordwainer, 340 Wash. h. 20 Avery
Phelps John W. truss manuf. 388 Wash, b'ds Lafayette
hotel. See advertisement
Phelps William, teamster, house Castle near Middlesex
Philbrook George C. paper hanger, house 23 Hancock
Philbrook iMary, opposite 98 Sea
Philibrook Charles P. house 14 North Russell
Phillebrown Charlotte, widow, rear Pitts
Phillips Benjamin C. house 59 Leveret
I'hillips Betsey, Williams court
Phillips Edwin, upholsterer, 51 Cornhill, house 7 Vine
Phillips G. W. attorney, 11 Court, h. 12 Beacon
Phillips James, Sec. to Ov. of Poor, Fan, H. h. 2 Carver
Phillips James B. housewright, h. 95 Warren
Phillips Jane, widow, rear 83 Pond
Phillips John A. (Burchsted, LeaviM S^ Co.),h. ll9Purch.
Phillips John L. painter, 557 Washington, h. 43 Warren
Phillips Joseph D. laborer, Middlesex near Castle
Phillips Mary, widow of Horace, h. 37 South Russell
Phillips M., French goods, 70 State
Phillips M. & M. lace store, 277 Wash. h. 1 Suffolk pL
Phillips Owen, laborer, 29 Sea
Phillips Patrick, laborer, rear Broadway
Phillips Samuel, house 6 Hollis
Phillips (Sam.M.) & Moseley (F.),iron deal. 66 Broad
Phillips Samuel AT. house 144 Pleasant
Phillips Stephen, Elliot near Tremont
Phillips Thomas W. clerk Mun. Ct. house G6 Chesnut
Phillips Turner, house 59 Leveret
Phillips Wendell, attorney, 11 Court, h. 12 BeacoQ
296 DIRECTORY.
Phillips Willard, counsellor, 21 State
Phillips William, clerk, house Elliot n. Tremont
Phillips William W. cabinetmaker, h. 6 Boylston square
Phinney Catherine, rear Centre
Phinney Elizabeth, library, Broadway
Phinney Josiah B. See J. Kent & Co,
Phinney Timothy, house 8 Ballard place
Phippen George, haircutter. Cross, h. 30 Washington pi.
Phipps (£. G.) & Watkins (^.jr.), dry goods, 56 Han-
over, Phipps's h. G Howard
Phipps George W. mariner, 114 Sea
Phipps Richard W. mariner, rear 110 Sea
Phipps Tho's G. dry g'ds, 295 Washing, h. Leveret ct.
Phipps William & Samuel, dry goods, 77 Kilby
Phyfe William, house 18 Merrimac
Pickance William, printer, h. 6 Atkinson
l*ickard Sarah C. boarding house, Norfolk avenue
Pickard Susan, Commercial near Ann
Pickard William C. hairdresser, Merrimac cor. Market
Pickens (Jajnes) & Littlehale {Sargent S.), merchants,
7 S. Market. Pickens's h. 42 Bowdoin
Pickering Edward, counsellor, 20 Court, h. 18 Pearl
Pickering Daniel, cabinetmaker, boards 105 Front
Pickering John, counsellor, 9 State, house 74 Beacon
Pickering John, jr. 9 State, h. 74 Beacon
Pickering Octavius, rep. des. S. Ct. 20 Court, h. 18 Pearl
Pickman Hannah, widow of Benj. T. h. 5 Mt. Vernon pi.
Pidgin Ann, widow, rear 16 South Bennet
Pierce Abraham, laborer, house rear 12 N. Russell
Pierce {Mijah H.) & Goodnow {John), W. I. goods, 29
and 30 S. Market. P.'s house 18 Sudbury
Pierce Amasa, laborer, Garden
Pierce Amasa {Whitney, Brown & Co.), h. 68 Pleasant
Pierce Betsey, widow, B street
Pierce Franklin, innkeeper, Tremont corner Canton
Pierce {Isaac) & Daniels {John), oysters, 204 Tremont
Pierce Jacob W. jr. 19 Kilby
Pierce James, constable, house 8 Hawkins
Pierce John, optician, 162 Washington, h. 11 Sturgis pL
Pierce John, mariner, rear 97 Salem
Pierce John, hackman, rear 235 Washington
Pierce Jonathan, furniture, 21 Cornhill, h. 68 Pleasant
Pierce Jonathan, laborer, rear 47 Sea
Pierce J. V. See Janes & P.
Pierce Joshua M. {Everett & P.), house Pitts court
DIRECTORY. 297
Pierce Joshua Y. oysters, Congress near Milk
Pierce Josiah, mason, 16 Tileston
Pierce Luther B. laborer, 22 Bridge
Pierce Lydia R. widow, house 71 Temple
Tierce Nancy, widow of Isaac, h. rear J85 Hanover
Pierce Otis, instructer, Franklin school
Pierce Parker H. President U. S. Ins. Co. h. 8 Staniford
Pierce Rachael, widow, rear 253 Washington
Pierce Samuel B. & Co. {T. J. Homer & A. French)^
crockeryware, 14 Union. P.'s house 38 Essex
Pierce Samuel S. {Worcester & P.), boards 36 Hanover
Pierce Sarah K. dressmaker. Berry
Pierce Stephen H. housewright, h. 3d street
Pierce Stephen A. & Win. G. crockery, 370 Washington.
S. A. P.'s house 103 Front
Pierce Stiliman, housewrigiit, Haverhill, h, 9 Salem pi.
Pierce Thomas, house Hanover avenue
Pierce William, hairdresser, 5 Marshall
Pierce William, clerk, house Hull
Pierce William G. house 13 Orange
Pierce William T. laborer, Unity
Pierce. See I'eircc
Pierpont Charles H. land office 21 State, h. 8 Somerset pi.
Pierpont John, Rev. opposite 25 Essex
Pigeon Henry (AUen, P. & Pool), h. Com. n. Railway
Pigott M. painter, 2!J4 Ann
Pigott Phebe, boarding house, 206 Ann
Pike Benjamin, housewright, rear 2d street
Pike Charles, baker, George
Pike Chase, laborer, rear 600 Washington
Pike Ebenezer, stabler, Merrimac corner Union
Pike Elias, teamster, h. 18 South Bennet
Pike Ezekiel W. housewright, Lancaster, h- 62 Temple
Pike Hugh, blacksmith, h. rear 57 Elliot
Pike Jacob, housew/ight, Turnpike, h. Broadway
Pike James, painter, Marlboro' pi. h. 12 Short
Pike John, ropemaker, 38 Carver
Pike John K. housewright, house B street
Pike Jonathan, baker. Poplar rear Spring
Pike Levi, housewright, rear Broadway
Pike Moses, cooper, house Lime alley
Pike Moses, distiller, house 3 I'itts place
Pike Rebecca, widow, house rear 66 Warren
Pike Thomas, hatter, rear 559 Wash. h. rear 66 Warren
Pike William, baker, 104 Cambridge
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298 DIRECTORY.
Pilsbury John C. mason, house Wheeler's court
Pilsbury Moses H. mason, house Knox
Pilsbury Sarah F. boarding, Pitts
Pindar John, 31 Fayette
Pine John, housewright, h. Bedford cor. Columbia
Pinkham Calvin, clerk, boards 134 Purchase
Piper George C. (Sweet S/- P.), house 21 Charter
Piper Moses, rear 61 Charter
Piper Nathaniel G. machinist, house 44 Merrimac
Piper Solomon & Co. (P. Brigham), wood wharf, 30,
house 11 Sea
Piper Stephen H. clerk, boards 1 Berry
Piper Timothy, boarding, Hanover court
Piquet A. F., French Vice Consul, 9 Atkinson
Piquot Eliza, nurse, rear 52 Essex
Pitman Benjamin, merchant, 51 Charter
Pitman Daniel, stevedore, opposite 145 I'urchase
Pitman Ezekiel, jr. tailor, 40 Congress, h. 4 Hartford pi.
Pitman John H. cooper, Blackstone, h. 59 Charter
Pitman Mary, tailoress, 20 Avery
Pitman Nathaniel, labprer, rear 4th street
Pitman Thomas S. baker, 42 Salem
Pittee David, mason, rear 96 Purchase
Pittee James, laborer, rear 110 Sea
Pitts Rebecca, widow, 123 Pleasant
Pitts Samuel, clothing, 183 Ann
Pitts Sarah, widow, house 49 Allen
Pitts Sarah, tailoress, Mechanic
Pitts Thomas, inspector customs. Custom House
Pitts Walter, grocer. Causeway corner Haverhill
Pitts William, farrier, h. rear 67 Elliot
Place John B. {Allen & P.), h. opposite 5 Vine
Place Stephen M. truckman, h. 134 Purchase
Plaisted David, teamster, 606 Washington
Platts Silas, laborer, 10 Marshall
IMimpton Horace, dry g'ds, 391 Wash, b'ds Lamb Tavern
Plimpton Job, organ builder, h. 534 Washington
Plimpton Julia, milliner, 420 Washington
Plenty Mary, 224 Ann
Plumer Avery {Robinson ^ P.), h. 28 Somerset
Plumley George, mariner. Battery
Plumley John, clothes, 92, house 72 Ann
Plummer Enoch, laborer, h. 109 Chambers
Plummer Farnham, druggist, 118 State, h. Pemberton hill
plummer Roswell {Raymond ^ P.), h. 3 Brattle square
DIRECTORY. 299
Plummer Jonathan, housewright, h. 5 Blossom court
Plympton Emmons, 60 F. H. 'market, h. 10 Pitts
Plympton Henry, balance fac. Theatre al. h. 43 Atkinson
Plympton Nath'l, wine store, 25 State, h. 65 Hancock
Poland Alexander R. mariner, C street
Polk William, handcartman, house 20 Lincoln
Pollard Aaron, boarding house, Sears's buildings, Elm
Pollard Abner VV. clothing, 34 Merch'ts row, h. 4 Centre
I'oUard Jeffrey A. paperhanger, 10 Lucas place
Pollard Joseph, house 101 VVashington
Pollard Joshua H. grocer, Pitts corner Merrimac
Pollard (Merrick R.) & Barry {Henry), hats. 50 Wash.
Pollard's house 16 Province House court
l*ollard Sophia, widow, 7 Prince
Pollard Thomas, engineer, 138 Cambridge, h. Milk
Pollard Thomas. See Darling & P.
Pollock Allan, philos. inst. maker, 52 Federal, h. Berry
Pollock George, dry goods, 24 Kilby, h. 3 Fruit
Pollork George B. merchant, house Berry
Pollock James, cordwainer, May
Pollock Madeline, instructress, 5 Tremont n. Pleasant
Pollock Robert, cordwainer, S. Russell cor. Myrtle
Pomeroy William, laborer, rear Lenox
Pomroy Clarissa, house 47 Temple
Pomroy Hannah, widow, Castle near Middlesex
Pomroy Lydia, widow, house 13 Blossom
Pomroy Margaret, widow, h. rear 9 W. Centre
Pomroy Samuel, comb carver, house 13 Blossom
Pomroy Sophia, tailoress, 9 Piedmont
Pond Althina, boarding house, 473 Washington
Pond Calvin, truckman. Commercial near Foster
Pond James M. blacksmith, 23 Water, h. r. 2 Province
Pond Moses & Co. {John Speyicc), tinplate workers, 30
Merchants row, house 68 Salem
Pond Sabin {Peters, Pond & Co.), house 11 McLean
Pook Sarah, furs, house Garden court street
Pool Benjamin C. {Jllien, Pigeon iSi P.), h. Bartlett
Pool Frederick, philosoph. inst. 8 Congress sq. h. Province
Pool Galen, grocer, 4ih street
Pool Lot, surveyor of work, 79 Pinckney
Pool Martha, widow, 672 Washington
Pool William, stevedore, Bartlett
Pool William K. moulder, h. 4th street
Poor Benj. propri. Rockbot'm fact'ry,8 Water, h. 4 Allen
Poor Henry {Barjley, P. ^ Richardson), h. 12 Hay w'rd pL
300 DIRECTORY.
I'oor Henry, carpenter, house 60 Elliot
Poor Isaac &. Son (John), painters, 8 Marshall, house
217 Hanover
Poor Nathaniel C. clerk, h. 1 Garden court street
Pope Lemuel, President Boston Ins. Cctmpany, h. Derne
Pope Micajah, farmer, South Boston Heights
Pope Otis, stage driver, house rear 5 Mason
Pope Paschal P. India wharf, boards 10 South
Pope Thomas, housewright, h. Mechanic place
Porter Abraham, housewright, Merrimac
Porter Benjamin G. stage agent, 7 Elm
Porter Betsey, milliner, 1 1-2 W^est
Porter Catherine, tailoress, 150 Pleasant
Porter Catherine, house Battery
Porter Charles, mariner, 7 Sweetser court
Porter Charles H. 234 Hanover
Porter David, house Piedmont corner Church
Porter Edward P. hats, Dock square, h. 12 Bowdoin
Porter Eunice, 10 Fayette
Porter George, mariner, 7 Sweetser court
Porter Isaac, physician, 114 Hanover
Porter John, blacksmith, house 90 Chambers
Porter Mary, widow, 56 Pleasant
Porter Mary S. 234 Hanover
Porter Noah, mason, house 60 Pleasant
Porter Noah, jr. mason, house 33 Fayette
Porter T, J. house 1 Noyes place
Porter Royal L., Ed. Amer. Trav. 63 Court, h. 20 McLean
Porter Thankful, widow, 15 Hawkins
Porter Thomas J. mason, house 60 Pleasant
Porter William, mason, 6 Blossom court
Porter William S., N. E. Spectator, office 3 Cornhill
Porter W. S. cooper, house rear 5 Foster
Portington Roger, cabinetmaker, 441 Wash. h. 8 Elliot
Potter Alice, widow, 4 Distil-house square
Potter {Henrrj) & Leiand (Thomas J.), provisions, 5
Boylston market
Potter Jotham, housewright, h. Commercial n. Charter
Potter Moses. See Hastings & P.
Potter William, laborer, h. Pinckney lane n. Pinckney
Potter William, upholsterer, house 41 Charter
Powars Daniel E. 12 Tileston
Powars Eli, teamster, Clark
Powars Eliza, milliner, 197 Washington
Powars Levi, house 63 W^arren
DIRECTORY. 301
Powars Mar}-, widow of Maurice, rear 83 Sea
Powars Thomas, laborer, house rear 110 Broad
Powell Elizabeth, widow of Snelling, 22 Atkinson
Powell John, laborer, south of 97 Front
Powell John, f!;rocer, 146 Ann
Powell John T. clerk, house 10 Pleasant street court
Powell J(jseph, house 26 E^.elknap
Powell Robert H. machinist, house rear 5 Pleasant
Powell Snelling, clerk, 34 Cornhill, h. 51 Poplar
Powell William, laborer, Centre
Power Jatnes, 144 Ann
Power Thomas, clerk Police Court, h. 8 Barton
Powers Edward, laborer, rear 145 Broad
Powers Edward, 310 Ann
Powers Eliza, tailoress, 7 Temple
Powers Eliza, upholstress, Essex corner Columbia
Powers Hannah, widow, house South street court
Powers Herman {Hills S^ P.), b'ds at Kilburns Coffee H.
Powers James, painter, rear 67 Elliot
Powers James, laborer, south of 97 Front
Powers James, laborer, Creek square
Powers Joel, 16 Long wharf, boards 69 Sea
Powers Mary, widow of Johrj, h. Fayette near Jefferson
Powers Nicholas, laborer, 11 Pitts
Powers Patrick, blacksmith. Broad opposite Maine wf.
Powers Susan, widow, rear 253 Washington
Powers Thomas, cordwainer. Milk near Pearl, h. do.
Powers William P. trader, Southac n. Grove, h. Moon
Pratt Alexander F. 21 Central, boards 101 Washington
Pratt Esther, Clark alley
Pratt Asa, captain, 74 Pleasant
Pratt Caroline, widow, house 9 Bridge
Pratt Caleb, housewright, house 120 Sea
Pratt Caleb, housewright, Commercial, h. 60 Charter
Pratt Caleb L. housewright, house 12 Purchase
Pratt Charles, mason, house Pinckney lane
Pratt (Caleb S.) & Nottage (Samuel C), housewrights,
Haveiliill cor. Causeway. P.'s h. 3 Myrtle court
Pratt Cyrus, house 9 South Kussell
Pratt Daniel E. stable, rear of Kilburn's, Howard
Pralt (David) & Stevens (A. L. jr.), sail loft, 80 Coram.
Pratt Dorcas, widow, Fayette near Jefferson
Pratt Ebenezer, housewright, house 7 Second
Pratt (Eleazer F.) & King (Edward), druggists, 28 In-
dia. Pratt's h. Salem corner Sheafe
302 DIRECTORY.
Pratt Eleazer (Wilkinson »fc P.), h. Salem cor. Sheafe
Pratt Ezra, rear 83 Pond
Pratt George (Jokn P. & Son), h. 7 Hamilton place
Pratt George VV., 86 State, h. 8 Mount Vernon
Pratt Henry C. portrait painter. Summer
Pratt Jabez, 17 Salem place
Pratt Josiah, liousewriglit, house 12 Purchase
Pratt (Jairus) & Gushing (Sam'l JV.), railway, Commer.
Pratt Jairus, house 19 Charter
Pratt John & Son (George), merchants, 19 India wharf,
house Pearl corner High
Pratt (John, jr.) & Davis (JoAw), cabinetmakers, 73 Com-
mercial. Pratt's house 6 Unity
Pratt Jonathan E. clerk, 23 Allen
Pratt Joseph, mason, Middlesex near Castle
Pratt Lowell, iron founder, 4th street
Pratt Mary, nurse, at Mrs. Whitney's, 35 Cambridge
Pratt Minor, printer, 19 Water, h. 143 Pleasant
Pratt Nathan. See Putnam & P.
Pratt Obed, housewright, Merrimac ,
Pratt Samuel, mason, rear 38 Charter
Pratt (Sam. H.) & Dodge (Gilman), liv. stable, 71 Milk
Pratt Samuel H. house 4 tiartford place
Pratt Sarah, tailoress. Leveret court
Pratt Sarah T. widow, house 123 Charles
Pratt Thomas, laborer, 3 Henchman lane
Pratt Thomas, housewright, house 60 Charter
Pratt William, merchant, house 26 Summer
Pray Benjamin, dry goods, 64 Cambridge
Pray Delia, widow, house 30 Poplar
Pray Isaac C. (IVuterston, P. & Co.), h, 40 Purchase
Pray Isaac C. jr. edit. B. ]»earl, 19 Water, h. 40 Purchase
Pray John F. shoes, 103 Washington, h. 23 Blossom
Pray John H., English goods, 48 Wash. h. 51 Belknap
Pray Joseph C. stable and house 4th street
Pray Lewis G. shoes, 155 Washington, h. 39 Allen
Pray William M. bookkeeper N. Bank, h. 3 N. Brighton
Prentice Win. H. «fe Son (G. IV.), wood wharf and coal,
Broad rear 43 Purchase, house 71 Sea
Prentice W. H. jr. mariner, house rear 8 East
Prentiss Henry, umbrellamaker, 52 Court, h. 11 Prov.
House court
Prentiss Henry J. printer, boards 2 Madison place
Prentiss Margaret, widow of Isaac, South street court
Prentiss Sarah, nurse, Essex cor. Oliver place
DIRECTORY. 303
Prenty Peter, laborer, 2d street
Prescott Abii^ail, widow, house Derne cor. Hancock
Prescott Benjamin T. physician, Portland cor. Hanover
Prescoti {Daniel) & Chapia (David), wood and coal
wharf, 36 Front
Prescott Daniel, house 1 Plymouth place
Prescott Edvv. wood & coal. Front, h. Tremont c. Jeffer.
Prescott (Edward G.) &, Derby (E. Hersy), counsellors,
16 Court
Prescott Elisha, 39 Prince
Prescott Elizabeth O widow, house 8 Newton place
Prescott H. school, Bedford near Washington
Prescott Harrison (J. P. ^' Sons), house Broadway
Prescott Isaac, laborer, BuuTstei^d court
Prescott Jerome. See J. Prescott & Sons
Prescott Jonathan «fe Sons (Jerome and Harrison), fur-
riers, 1 S. side Faneuil Hall
Prescott Owen, fruit, 61 Charter
Prescott Samuel J. notary, office 8 Boylston Hall, up stairs
Prescott William, counsellor, 16 Court, h. 22 Bedford
Prescott William H. house 22 Bedford
Prescott William, house Commercial op. Little's wharf
Preston Alonzo F. jeweller, over 153 Washington, house
2 Williams
Preston (Elisha) & Thayer (Nathaniel, jr.), W. I. goods,
6 Long wharf
Preston John, President South Bank, and Sec'ry Ocean
Insurance Company, h. 136 Tremont
Preston John A. clerk, 140 Washington, h. 2 Williams
Preston Jonathan, mason, house 10 Short i
Preston Joshua P. apothecary, 70 Federal, h. 2 Williams
Preston Sarah A. milliner, 2 Williams
Preston Simon, cooper, house tear 505 Washington
Preusch Frederick, baker, 102 Tremont '
Price Abraham, laborer, rear 3d street
Price Fitzjames, house 660 Washington
Price Henry, house Castle opposite Suffolk
Price Mary, widow, house 660 Washington
Price Rebecca, widow, opposite 79 Pleasant
Priest Franklin (Miller, Shelton S/- Co.), h. B street
Priest Hannah, widow. Sea near the bridge
Priest Joel, 116 State, house 29 Chambers
Priest John F. iron and steel, II India, h. 22 Winter
Priest Joseph, house 62 Temple
Priest Stilman G. house 6 Acorn
304 DIRECTORY.
Prince Agnes, widow of James, h. 23 Chambers
Prince Charles A. (Ballard Si. P.) h. 7 Waverley place
Prince Hannah, confectioner, opposite 79 Pleasant
Prince Hezekiuh, stucco worker, 58 Cambridge, h. 2
W. Second
Prince James, house Beacon c. Somerset
Prince Joseph B. dry goods, 11 Hanover
Prince John T. clerk Custom House, h. 49 Belknap
Prince Joseph, mason, house rear 75 Elliot
Prince Michael, laborer, Wheeler's court
Prince Nathan, mason, house 93 Front
Prince {N'atliL S.) & Dillaway (Francis), housewrights,
Theatre alley. Prince's house 48 South
Prince Sam. sailmak. 22 India wf. h. Commer. n. Hanov.
Prince Wm. G. (Geo. H. Gray & Co.), h. 23 Chambers
Prociders John, coppersmith, 17 Garden
Proctor Amos, machinist, Haverhill, h. 4 N. Bennet
Proctor Eben. housewright, Commer. op. Sargent's wf.
Proctor Eliza, widow, house rear 101 Tremont
Proctor George B. hats, 357 Wash. h. rear 101 Tremont
Proctor (John C), Palmer (A. C.) & Felt (0. S.), hard-
ware, 19 Merchants row. P.'s h. 50 Bowdoin
Proctor John P. shipwright, 3 Moon
Proctor Mary, widow, 43 Fayette
Proctor N. B. tailor, Unity
Proctor Uriah, stable, 30 Hanover, h. 100 Court
Pronk Edwin, druggist, 593 Washington cor. Pleasant
Pronk John N. D. V. physician, 51 Pleasant
Prouty (David ^ Lorenzo) & Mears (John), ploughs and
iron, 12 Commercial. L.'s h. 34 Milk. See adv.
Prouty Elizabeth, widow of Joel, h. 2 Jefferson place
Prouty Geo. B. h Exchange Coffee House
Prouty John, 5 Unity court
Pruden Israel R. cooper, 31 Com. wf h. 3 1-2 S. Margin
Puffer Aaron, pianoforte maker, h. 123 Pleasant
Puffer Joseph, handcartman. Lime alley
Puffer Mary C. widow of Redman, Knox
Pulsifer David, 77 F. H. market, h. 213 Hanover
Pulsifer J. F. boarding, 1 Suffolk place
Pulsifer Thomas P. (Steai^ns &. P.), house 6 Sheafe
Purbeck William, painter, house 23 Myrtle
Purdy Edward C. printer, h. 5 Haymarkot place
Purkitt Henry, India cor. Milk, h. South street court
Putnam Charles G. physician, house 9 Winter
Putnam David, truckman, 8 Long wf h 16 W. Second
DIRECTORY. 305
Putnam Hiram, truckman, Thacher street court
Putnam Jesse, h. 3 Tremont place
Putnam John, printer, 43 Washington, h. 39 Boylston
Putnam John C. boards 8 Pearl
Putnam Jolm P., 40 State, house 10 Essex
Putnam {John I.) & Pratt {Nathan), merchants, 36 Cen-
tral wharf. Putnam's 1). 56 Mt. Vernon
Putnam Mary, milliner, 236 Washington
Putnam Mason, bookbinder, 47 Wash. h. 14 Chambers
Putnam Samuel, J. S. J. Court, h. 10 Essex
Putnam Samuel R. merchant, 40 State, h. 4 W^inthroppl.
Putnam Thomas C. grocery, 41 Leveret, h. 2 Milton
Putney {Leonard) & James {Geo.), W. I. goods, cor.
Warren and Tremont, house 130 Pleasant
Pynchon James L. dry goods, 93 Water
aUlGLEY DANIEL, Mechanic
Quigley James, furniture, cor. Milk and Federal
Quigley Martin, laborer, 60 Purchase
Quigley John, cabinetmaker, h. Theatre alley near Milk
Quigley Joseph, laborer, rear 57 Elliot
Quigley Patrick, laborer, rear Broadway
Quimby Amos, bookseller, house Vine
Quinby Dyer, cooper, rear 312 Ann
Quincy Abraham, chaise and harness maker, op. 20 East
Quincy Abigail A. widow of John W. h. Essex court
Quincy Edmund, attorney, 27 State, h. 49 Beacon
Quincy Edmund, brassfounder, 9 1-2 Suffolk place
Quincy Josiah, jr. counsellor, 27 State, h. 1 Hamilton pi.
Quincy Samuel, captain, 13 Purchase
Quincy Thomas D. merch. 21 Commercial, h. Essex ct.
Quinland John, laborer, 75 Sea
Quinless Mary, widow, h. Tremont cor. Warren
Quinn Edmund, blacksmith, rear 160 Ann
Quinn Jerry, laborer, lear 74 Purchase
Quinn John, laborer, Province
Quinn Nicholas, housewright, rear 27 Milk
Quinn Patrick, laborer, 80 Elliot
Quinn Philip, laborer, rear 85 Pond
Quinn Richard, laborer, opposite 145 Purchase
Quinn Richard, blacksmith, Williams court
Quinn Theodore, laborer, house 88 Broad
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306
DIRECTORY.
RADDIN THOMAS, jr. & Co. (Benj. Raddin), shoes,
40 Washington
Rafferty Bartholomew, handcartman, rear Friend
RafFerty Neal, rear 153 Ann
Rafferty William, laborer, 6 Cross
Ragan Jeremiah, laborer, 149 Broad
Ragin Donald, laborer. Peck lane
Ramsdell Reuben, grocer. Poplar C.Brighton, h. 44 Poplar
Ramstead John, laborer, rear 194 Hanover
Rand Aaron {Barry & R.), house Gorham place
Rand (Benj.) & Fiske {Jlug. H.), counsellors, 5 Court
Rand Daniel, jeweller, house Bartlett
Rand Edward S. attorney, 16 Court, h. 46 Pinckney
Rand Isaac, 84 Faneuil Hall market
Rand John, 239 Ann
Rand John, painter, Langdon place
Rand Luther, 84 Faneuil Hall market, house 49 Myrtle
Rand R. R. {Cochran, Morse S^ Co.), h. 42 Friend
Rand William, capt. Tremont opposite Nassau court
Randall Beza, plater, house Balterman place
Randall Ebenezer, painter, h. 113 Milk
Randall Elizabeth, paperhang's, 399 Wash. h. 78 Pleas.
Randall Henry, dry goods, 405 Wash, hoqse Carver
Randall James, mason, house Broadway
Randall John, physician, 20 Winter
Randall John W., 20 Winter
Randall John, housewright, house Broadway
Randall John A. C. printer, h. Portland cor. Hanover
Randall Judith, widow, 10 1-2 Fayette
Randall Mary V. widow of William, 78 Pleasant
Randall Mercy, widow, 5 Elliot court
Randall Moses F. physician and dentist, 15 Summer
Randall Nathan, painter, house 102 Tremont
Randall Nathaniel H. housewright, 39 Prince
Randall Otis G. & Co. shoes, 42 N. Market, h. North sq.
Randall Stephen, housewright, 24 North Russell
Rankin George, sexton, rear 20 Court
Ranney David S. chairs, 40 Commercial, h. 16 Hamilton
Ransom John, tinman, house 2 Vine
Rawson Charles, Commercial near Foster
Rawson Ebenezer, 13 Commercial
Rawson Jonathan, housewright, boards 39 Sea
Ray Charles M. cooper, house Alden court
Ray Ellen, tailoress, 5 Oliver place
Ray James, laborer, op. 8 Norfolk place
DIRECTORY. 307
Ray John, laborer, Creek square
Ray Mary & Dorcas, 9 Columbia
-Ray Robert, handcartman, h. High street place
Raymond E. A. &• Co. (Z. L. Raymond), W. I. goods,
Elm, bouse 14 Brighton
Raymond (Emmovs) <fe Plummer (Rnswell), W. I. g'ds,
2 Faneuil Hall. Raymond's h. 10 Chambers
Raymond F. F. grocery, 230 Ann
Raymond John, hairdresser, 219 Ann and 94 Commer.
Raymond Samuel (Ellis <!^ R.), h. 98 Court
Raymond Thatcher R., W. I. goods, 87 Commercial, h.
Garden comt
Raymond William, clerk Oriental Bank
Raymond Z. L. (£. ^. R. <^ Co.), boards Suffolk Hotel
Rayncr John, coachniaker, 36 Hanover, h. 1 Sudbury
Rayner Thomas L. slater, rear 52 Essex
Raynolds Brewster, VV. I. goods. Turnpike, house do./
Raynolds Oren, clerk, boards 40 Federal
Rea Abigail H. milliner, opposite 57 Tremont
Rea Rebecca, boarding, 95 Summer
Read Alexander H. leather dresser, 20 Elm
Read James B. livery stable, Sudbury. See advertisem.
Read James <fe Co. {Horace Hall), merchants, 4 Liberty
square corner Water, h. 23 Franklin place
Read John H. jr. grocer, 102 Ann, h. 132 Hanover
Read Joseph S. jr. saddler, 11 Exchange, h. 13 Portland
Read Mary J. stockmaker, 7 Allen
Read Rebecca, Butolph
Read William. See Lane & R.
Readdy Jeremiah, mariner, Batterman place
Ready Thomas E. painter, house 5 Williams court
Redding Charles, painter, 84, house 86 Court
Redding Geo, & Co. (Fran. Richards), painters, 38 Court
Redding Hannah, nurse, Gibbs lane near Purchase
Redding Harvey, painter, rear 68 1-2 Ann
Redding Henrietta, widow, 36 Elliot
Redding Joseph, rigger, Ann head Union wharf
Redding Wm. glass stainer, Harlaem pi. h. Blossom pi.
Redfern Sarali, widow, house May
Redman Catharine, boarding house, 25 Williams
Redman Eli. See Swift & R.
Redman John, mason, h. 489 Washington
Reed Alexan. T. stationer, 5 Faneuil Hall
Reed Augustus, shoes, 36 Green, h. 43 Myrtle
Reed Caleb, 2 Central wharf, h. Phillips place
308 ' DIRECTORY.
Reed Charles T. provisions, 114, house 97 Charles
Reed Daniel, pattern maker, house rear 40 Pleasant
Reed David, publisher Chris. Reg. 134 Wash. h. 44 High
Reed Elihu, merchant, 18 Long wharf, h. 29 Myrtle
Reed Elizabeth, widow, boarding, G Otis place
Reed E. Isaac, provisions, Sudbury
Reed George, constable, h. 9 Chambers
Reed George A. See G. W. Taylor & Co. ;
Reed Henry, painter, h. op. 7 Norfolk place
Reed John, constable, Franklin av. house 55 Pond
Reed John, laborer, rear Centre
Reed John, house rear 188 Washington
Reed John T. (Faulkner & R.), h. at Tremont House
Reed Josiah, See Stanley, R. «fe Co.
Reed Lucy, boarding house, 19 Hancock
Reed Marshall, 40 Central, boards 3 Oliver
Reed Michael U. captain, 53 Spring
Reed Releaf, widow of Thomas, rear Moon
Reed Reub. chaise and harn. mak. 32 Elm, h. 5 Sudbury
Reed Sampson (Loioe & R.), h. 2G Howard
Reed Sarah, widow of Oliver, 228 Ann
Reed Sarah, milliner, 14G Hanover, h. 228 Ann
Reed Sarah, house 7 Belknap
Reed Sophia, widow of Lemuel C. house 57 Poplar
Reed Thomas (Chandler & R.), h. rear 65 Charter
Reed Thomas, jr. captain, rear 83 Hanover
Reed Timothy, fruit, 19 Merchants row, h. 6 Myrtle
Reed William, wheelwright, h. Commercial n. Foster
Reed William Rev. 44 High
Reed William, coach trimmer, Marlboro' pi. o. 51 Elliot
Reed William, clothing, 216 Ann, h. 108 Salem
Reed William C. provisions, 6 Green, h. 77 Cambridge
Reeves Benjamin, h. Sudbury
Reeves Benj. F. hairdresser, 5 Brattle sq. b'ds Sudbury
Reeves (Dexter) & Greenslit (Lucius), provisions, 4th
street. R.'s house Silver street
Reeves Elizabeth, widow, rear 43 Prince
Reeves Richard, teacher, house 1 Oliver place
Regally M. clock & watch mak. 40 Milk, h. Sewall pi.
Reid Joshua T. cabinetmaker, h. 68 Tremont
Reinagle Thomas, artist, house rear 64 Hanover
Remaly Andrew, hatter, h. 6 Boylston square
Remich Samuel H. housewright, 3 Kennard avenue
Remick Ai, housewright, 24 Prince
Remick Andrew, housewright, h. 103 Pleasant
DIRECTORY.
309
Remick Benjamin, blacksmith, li. Gibbs lane
Remick Caroline, widow, Williams court
Remifk Polly, milliner, 127 Court
Repell Eliza 'D. taiiorcss, li. 5 Norfolk place
Restieaux Robert, tailor, h. Margaret alley
Restieaux Robert, jr. tailor, 20 Congress, h. 71 Prmce
Restieaux Thomas, druggist and apoth. 132 Hanover
Revere Edward, 20 Cross
Revere George {Rice & R.), house 53 Warren
Revere Joseph W., N. Battery wf. h. 122 Tremont
Reynolds Charles G. 32 Commercial, h. 68G Washington
Reynolds Edward, house 5 Washington place
Reynolds Edward, jr. physician, 29 Winter
Reynolds Edward & William B. merch. 56 Commercial
Reynolds Elizabeth, dressmaker; 95 Elliot
Reynolds Grindall. house 33 Washington place
Reynolds Jacob K. blacksmith, h. 42 Bridge
Reynolds John, binder, house 21 Pinckney
Reynolds Nathaniel, watchman, h. 17 Gibbs lane
Reynolds Nicholas, laborer, Barrett
Reynolds William, tailor, 9 W. Centre
Reynolds William, house 4 Washington place
Reynolds William B. 5G Commercial, h. 6 Winthrop pi.
Reynolds Winthrop, h. 95 Elliot
Rhoades A. H. house 25 Leveret
Rhoades Ebenezer {Freeman, Cobb 4^ Co.), h. 3 Lynde
Rhoades Isaac, house Clark
Rhoades Jacob, house 17 Charter
Rhoades Mary, widow, 17 Charter
Rhoades Stephen & Asa H. hats, 1 Court, h. 4 Bulfinch
Rhoades William, cooper, ()6 India wf. h. Rowe's wharf
Rhodes Ann R. widow, 8 Carver
Rhodes Daniel, clerk, house 8 Carver
Rhodes Zachariah, rear (550 Washington
Rice Abigail M. widow, 4 North Russell
Rice Aaron. See Fisk & R.
Rice Adam, cabinetmaker, h. rear 57 Elliot
Rice Alanson, mason, 15 Myrtle
Rice Ann, boarding. Marsh lane
Rice Charles, 03, h. 145 Court
Rice Emery, 66 Faneuil Hall market
Rice George, grocer. Leveret cor. Brighton, h. Brighton
Rice {Henry) & Living {R. G.), hardw. 72 & 84 Water
Rice Henry, English goods, 54 Kilby cor. Water, house
8 Bultinch place
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310 DIRECTORY.
Rice Henry G. house 57 Beacon
Rice Horace, saddler, 30 Hanover
Rice Hannah T. widow of David, 2 Waverley pkce '
Rice Israel C. 69 Faneuil Hall market, h. 28"^AIlen
Rice Hosea, mason, boards 40 Federal
Rice John, merchant, h. Commercial near Hanover
Rice {Julin H.) & Revere (Geo.), stoves, 3 &. 7 F. Hal
Rice John H. house 62 High
Rice Louis, milliner, 238, h. 176 Washington
Rice Martin (Dolbearc S^ R.), b. rear 39 Sea
Rice Nancy, nurse, 1 Beach
Rice Nahuni, clerk, house 718 Washington
Rice {Nathan) & Thaxter (Scnj.), mer. 27 Long wharf f
Rice Nathan, house 10 Avon place
Rice Nelson, laborer, 111 Charles
Rice (Prescott) & Hunt (Moses) , machinists, Cross c. Anr
Rice Rufus, 54 Kilby, house 42 Essex
Rice Timothy, North Margin
Rice (r/iom«5) & Fernald (Joseph), coopers, Commer-i
cial, near the bridge. Rice's house 2 Prince
Rice WilliamD. coppersmith, h. rear 53 Cambridge
Rice William, 69 Faneuil Hall market, h. Franklin H^
Rich (Benjamin) &: Son (S. H.) merchants, 61 Cornmer-i
cial wharf, liouse 46 Sumn)er
Rich Charles H. oyster shop, 128 Hanover
Rich Elizabeth A. instructress, h. Wheeler's court
Rich Isaac, 128 F. H. market, h. Wesley court, Hanov^
Rich Isaiah A. 33 Commercial, bouse 10 Fleet j
Rich James P. mariner, 1 Prince
Rich Mary A. widow, Fle6t
Rich Nathaniel, tobacconist, 50 Prince
Rich Obadiah (Ward ^r R.)^ 1,. 4 Columbia
Rich Otis, shoes and leather, 38 Broad, h. 3 Sullivan pi
Rich Sanmel H. (B. Rich & Son), house 13 South
Rich Seth, fisherman, Atkinson near Milk, h. 10 East
Rich Thomas P. 38 Broad
Rich William, cordwainer, h. opposite Pond
Richard Wyats, mason, Garden corner Myrtle
Richards Alice, widow of Joseph, 48 Federal
Richards David, housewright, 37 1-2 Prince
Richards Eliakim, housewr't, S. Foster pi. h. 81 Tremoni
Richards Ephraim B. teamster, h. 29 Thacher
Richards Francis (G. Redding^ Co.), h. Haymarket pi
Richards Isaac D., W. I. goods, 4 India wf h. 144 Purch,
Richards Isaiah D., W. I. goods, 38 Sea, h. 36 Purchase
DIRECTORY.
311
Richards J. L. merchant, 33 Commercial, h. 92 High
Richards Jonathan A. bookkeeper Washington Bank
Richards John, soapboiler, 5th street, rear 4th street
Richards Joseph, cooper, '25 Thucher , ,. . , ^
Richards (Jos.) & Munn (L^i^/te/-), stonecut s, Feirce s wt.
Richards Lucy, widow, Haymarket place
Richards Leonard, clerk, boards 5 Province House court
Richards Mary, widow, Gibbs lane
Richards Rebecca, widow, 31 Atkinson
Richards Reuben, jr. hardware, 41 S. Mar. h. G Hancock
Richards Samuel, musician, boards 17 Franklin place
Richards Sarah, widow, h. Bumstead court
Richards Thomas P. truckman, Salter place
Richardson Adeline, boarding house, 235 Ann
Richardson A. L. See E. Hathaway & Co.
Richardson Albert, scrivener, boards 297 Washington
Richardson A. &H. accountants, 22 Joy's budding^
Richardson Alfred, merchant, IG Union wf. h. 144 1 rem.
Richardson Alpha, currier, 40 N. Market, h. 57 Pond
Richardson Asa, tallow chandler, h. 777 Washington
Richardson Benjamin, mason, house Grove
Richardson Benjamin P. house GO High
Richardson Bill, honsewright, Commercial, h. 33 Charter
Richardson Charles ( U-hitncy ^' R.), h. G Montgomery pi.
Richardson Eliza, widow of EleazerT.F. h. 49 Chesnut
Richardson Elizabeth, widow of Asa, G Montgomery pi.
Richardson Elizabeth, widow, Barry's wharf
Richardson Edward G. h. 7 Suffolk place
Richardson George, merchant, IG Rowe's wharf
Richardson G. L. See Cloues & R.
Richardson Geo. P. jr. {Sampson & R.), h. 1 1 ruit
Richardson I. S. & N. machinists, 14 Milk
Richardson Jackson, clerk, 401 Wash, boards 1 Bath
Richardst)n Jacob, clerk, 35 Cornhill, house 7 Carver
Richardson James, confectioner, h. 15 Essex
Richardson James, cordwainer, house 92 Tremont
Richardson James B. merchant, 2 Gndley
Richardson Jeffrey & Brothers {James B. & Benj. f.),
iron merchants, 2 Central wf. h. 79 High
Richardson Joel, gunsmith, Faneuil Hall, h. 228 Hanov.
Richardson Jonas, house rear 10 Frankhn
Richardson {Joseph) & Whitney {B. D.), merchants, 11
Central wharf. Richardson's h. 22 Lynde
Richardson Loring, baker, Merrimac, h. S. Margin
Richardson Mary, dressmaker^ rear 119 Pleasant
312 DIRECTORY.
Richardson Natlianiel W. housewright, h. 33 Cambridge
Richardson Nathaniel (/. 5. & jV. R.), rear 29 Prince
Richardson Nelson, fruit, Union cor. Hanover
Richardson Nathan & VV. clothing, 16 Congress, house
4 Cornhill square
Richardson Rhoda, widow, house 42 Allen
Richardson Rebecca, widow of Jeffrey, h. 79 High
Richardson Robert, jr. shoes, 37 Central
Richardson Samuel S. boots & shoes, 26 S. Market
Richardson Samuel, 93 State, h. 24 Harvard
Richardson Samuel, clerk, house 53 Portland
Richardson Solon O. physician, 15 Hanover
Richardson Susan, h.34 Prince
Richardson Thomas K. h. S. Margin
Richardson Thomas, ironfounder. Sea, h. 1 4th street
Richardson Thomas. See H. N. Hooper & Co.
Richardson Thomas, shipwr't, Broad, op. Otis's wharf
Richardson William, housewiight, h. 7 Blossom
Richardson William H. See Bay ley, Poor & R.
Richardson William L. apothecary, Hanover cor. Charter
Richardson William, housewright, 660 Washington
Richardson William, student at law, h. 6 Monfgotnery pL
Richardson William, merchant, 16 Rovve's wharf
Richardson Winthrop, house 12 Somerset place
Richmond Otis, trader, boards 140 Pleasant
Richmond William, glassmaker, rear 2d street
Ricker George W. mason, rear 253 Wash. h. Southac
Ricker Mary Jane, nurse, Castle near Middlesex
Ricketts (Geo. K. A.) ik, Vose {Joshua E.), merchants, 21
Doane. R.'s house 1 Hancock avenue
Rider Margaret, widow, house 9 Spring
Rider Nehemiah M. oysters, 12 Winter, h. South si. pi.
Ridgley Robert, pedlar, house 1 Hawley
Ridgway Abigail, widow, rear 66 Pleasant
Ridgway James, house back 49 Cambridge
Ridgway John, silversmith, 34. Cambridge
Ridgway John W. boards 5th street near Turnpike
Ridgway Sam'l S. lumb. wf Sea n. Free bridge, h. 5th st.
Ridlon Noah, housewr't, S. Margin, h. 19 Second st. ct.
Ridlon Richard, housewiight, S. Margin, h. 17 Gouch
Ridley Reuben, housewright, house 33 Chambers
Riedel John, housewright, house Broadway
Riggs Sarah, sempstress, house JO Essex place
Riley Alex. S. {H. Gassett & Co.), b'ds 18 Franklin pi.
Riley Andrew^ saddler, 19 Hanover avenue
DIRECTORY. 313
Riley Charles, laborer, Distil-house square
Riley George, laborer, Ann street court
Riley Harlem, house Broadway
Riley James, saddler, 70 Cornhill, h. 84 Chambers
Riley John, brass turner, Friend street court
Riley Margaret, widow, house opposite 65 Sea
Riley Mehitabel, widow, house 14 Bedford
Riley Michael, constable, house rear 28 Poplar
Riley Miles, laborer, 11 Dislil-house square
Riley Owen, laborer, rear r^8 Warren
Riley Patrick, attorney, Barristers' Hall
Riley Patrick, laborer, rear 12 Washington place
Riley Patrick, laborer, opposite 16 Ash
Riley Thomas, laborer, rear 24 Merrimac
Rimmer E. (Sloper & R.), h. 194 Washington
Rimmer Samuel, turner, house 194 Washington
Rimmer Thomas, bootmaker, rear 46 Pleasant
Ring Eliza, milliner, rear 196 Washington
Ring Mary, widow, house Butolph
Ring Nathaniel, gilder, 63 Cornhill, h. 1 North Russell
Ring William D. paperstainer, 10 Summer
Ring William P. mariner, h. 285 Ann
Ringot Joseph, stevedore, 254 Hanover
Ripley Abigail, widow, Margaret
Ripley Francis, 10 Cross
Ripley George, Rev. house 3 Bedford place
Ripley (George C.) &. Manning (Joshua), provisions,
Summer corner Purchase. R.'s house Lane place
Ripley Isaac, house 97 Purchase
Ripley Joseph, housewright. Cross, h. 166 Hanover
Ripley Joseph, cooper, h. Commercial near Foster
Ripley Joseph W. bookbinder, h. 69 Pleasant
Ripley Mary, school, 79 Tremont, h. 1 Central court
Ripley Robert, cooper. Commercial near Foster
Ritchie James, housewright, 4 Salutation
Ritchie William, merchant, 31 Lpng wf. h. 3 Cambridge
Ritchie William, jr. clerk, Dislil-house square
Ritter Anna, widow, 45 South
Rix Nathaniel B. h. Washington Coffee House
Roach Annastatia, widow, 78 Purchase
Roach Edward, laborer, Market place
Roach Philip, laborer, opposite 80 Tremont
Roath Charles, architect, Rogers's building, h. 34 Fayette
Robbins Abigail, boarding house, rear 5 Winter
Robbins Asaph R. laborer, h. Warren place
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314 DIRECTORY.
Robbing Chandler, Rev. house 173 Hanover
Robbins Chardler, physician, 1 Franiilin cor. Hawley
Robbins Charles, master House of Correction, S. Boston i
Robbins Edward, painter, house Merrimac
Robbins Edward H. 5 Phillips's buildings, h.45Summef (
Robbins George L. C. carpenter, rear Carver n. Elliot
Robbins Harriet, boarding house, 447 Washington
Robbins Henry, grocer, 77 Sea, boards rear 3 East
Robbins Jonas, innholder, 172 Hanover
Robbins Margaret, widow, rear 60 Elliot
Robbins Martha, widow, 47 Pleasant
Robbins Mary, rear 54 Prince ,
Robbins Nathan, 35 Faneuil Hall market
Robbins Nathan, mason, house 80 Temple
Robbins Nath'l, fruit, 34 Merch'ts row, h. 3 Leveret ct.
Robbins Robert, wharfinger, Tileston's wharf
Robbins S. E. {Leighton & R.), house 5 Pitts
Robbins Shepherd, wood, Tileston's wf h. 37 Atkinson
Robbins Stephen, jr. cigars, Leveret court
Roberts Benj. B. (Sweet c/- R.), boards 48 Myrtle
Roberts Charles L. See Freeman, Cobb & Co.
Roberts E. G. See Freeman, Cobb &, Go.
Roberts Jane, rear 111 Pleasant
Roberts John, mariner, h. 23 Richmond
Roberts John, marble mason, h. 5 Richmond
Roberts John (Johnson, Sikes & /?.), house Friend
Roberts John G. bookbinder, Water, h. rear 107 Pleasant
Roberts John L. mason, Bromfield, boards 27 Harvard
Roberts Malinda, widow, boarding, 104 Washington
Roberts Mary, 5 Arch
Roberts Nathaniel, coachman, 110 Warren
Roberts Richard S, furniture, 1 14 Cambr'ge, h. Fruit st. ct,
Roberts Thomas J. mason, house 10 Leveret lane
Roberts Tobias (Wiswell ^ R.), h. 36 Purchase
Robertson Alexander, clerk, 4 Hanover court
Robertson Benoni, sawyer, boards 40 Sea
Robertson John, house Cooper
Robertson John, laborer, h. 2d street
Robertson Joseph, mariner, Piedmont
Robertson Rebecca, boarding, 25 Brattle
Robertson Sam'l, agent Bost. Brewery, 6 Lindall, h. 2d st.
Robins Henry, merchant, 9 Central wharf
Robins Jonathan D. house 11 Purchase
Robins Lewis, housewright, h. 14 Second
Robins Richard, counsellor, 21 State, h. 11 Purchase
DIRECTORY. 315
Robinson A. L. victualler, 53 N. Market
Robinson Charles, bookbinder, boards 17 Brattle
Robinson Edward, turner, Causeway
Robinson Edward, Rev. house 68 Chesnut
Robinson Elizabeth M. and Rebecca, h. 2 Harvard court
Robinson George, constable, house 116 Salem
Robinson G. VV. machinist, N. Margin, h. r. 188 Wash.
Robinson {Geo. W.} & Wiggin {James S.), W. I. goods
and crockery, 30 India. R.'s h. 18 Thacher
Robinson Henry, Gas Light Comp. office, 185 Washing.
house 1 Winthrop place
Robinson James, instructor, house 8 Poplar
Robinson J. P. assistant appraiser. Custom House
Robinson John C. clerk, house 2 Bath
Robinson John, stall, 5 Boylston market, h. 33 Boylston
Robinson John, housewright, Robinson lane
Robinson John T. baker, Clark
Robinson John VV. stevedore, 39 Prince
Robinson Lyman, innkeeper, 18 Ann
Robinson R. T. {JV. Eaton (^ Co.), h. Commer. n. Prince
Robinson Sarah, widow, rear 15 Hawkins
Robinson Simon W. grocer, 88 Prince, h. 3 Sheafe
Robinson {Shadrack) & Phnnmer (Avery), flour and
grain, 7 City wharf. R.'s h. 47 Chambers
Robinson Thomas, broker, 5 Exchange
Roby Betsey, nurse, house Butolph near Cambridge
Roby Dexter (Warren & R.), h. 2 South Margin
Roby Henry, h. Eaton corner North Russell
Roby Joseph, physician, 161 Court
Roche Mary, widow, tailoress, 7 Province
Rochford Thomas, housewright, 202 Ann
Rockwood Calvin P. painter, h. 4th street
Roddan Michael, laborer, Pond corner North Margin
Roddin Rebecca, widow, 15 Gouch
Rodgers Geo. S. shipping office, 71 Broad, h. 15 Wash. pi.
Rodney Clement, bridge builder, rear 65 Charter
Roessle John, cordwainer, 328 Wash. h. I Norfolk place
Roffi3 Elizabeth, widow, house 296 Washington
RofTe Matthew, shoemaker, 2!>4, h. 296 Washington
Rogers Benjamin «&, A Ivan, fish and flour, 41 Long wharf
Rogers Benjamin, house 3 Sweetser court
Rogers Benjamin, boards at Earl's, Hanover
Rogers Daniel A. house 83 Front
Rogers Daniel, jr. boards at Washington Cofl*ee House
Rogers Dudley, paper hanger, rear Marshall
316 DIRECTORY.
Rogers Edward, shipwright, h. rear 3d street
Rogers (Fitz JVUliam) & Haskell (^. L.), furniture, 10
Dock square. R.'s house 12 Newton place
Rogers (G. ^.)> l^evens {G. £.) & Co. (J. L. Hunne-
well), drugs, 5 Commercial. R.'s h. 57 Pinckney
Rogers George, merchant, 10 Dock sq. h. 12 Newton pi.
Rogers Henry, shipwright, h. P street, S. Boston Point
Rogers Henry B. attorney, 10 Court, h. 5 Joy place
Rogers Hugh, laborer. Market place
Rogers Jacob A. broker, Boylston market, h. 5 jJJorfolk pi.
Rogers James, Boston Hotel, 1 Brattle square
Rogers John Gorham, agent typo foundry, 37 & 39 Con-
gress, house 8 Orange. See advertisement
Rogers John Gray, Justice Police Court and counsellor,
17 Court, house 65 Mount Vernon
Rogers John H. shoes, 50 Court, house 10 Williams
Rogers (Joseph S.) & Clark (Wood), wood wf Leveret.
Rogers's house 40 Poplar
Rogers Leonard, painter, house Carver'
Rogers Lewis B. mason, house rear 11 Short
Rogers Luke, housewright, h. 11 Unity
Rogers Martha, widow of John William, h. 605 Washing.
Rogers Mary, widow, Charter
Rogers Moses, W. L goods, Cambridge, h. 60 Poplar
Rogers Richard, waiter, opposite 8 Norfolk place
Rogers Robert, notary public, Custom House
Rogers Sally, widow, house 35 Blossom
Rogers Samuel, physician, 17 Bedford
Rogers Sarah, widow, 57 Tremont
Rogers Sargent, foreign let. office, City H. h. 59 Pinckney
Rogers Shubael G. jr. Sec. Fireman's Ins. Company
Rogers Tempy, tailoress, rear 3 flanover
Rogers Timothy, 151 Ann
Rogers Wrn. H. imperial stock raanufac. 6 Joy's building
Rogers William, mariner. Salutation
Rogers William S. house 10 South
Rogerson Robert, Am. g'ds, 51 Water, h. 19 Somerset pi.
Roland John, grocer, 09 Elliot
Roland Sarah, widow, rear 39 Essex
Rolland John, painter, house 1 North Russell
Rollins Charles, handcartman, Cornhill, h. 50 Bridge
Rollins Frances, widow of Ebenezer, h. 18 Beacon
Rollins Jefferson, laborer, Clark alley
Rollins William {Jltkinson ^ R.), h. 44 Summer
Rollock John, laborer, h. West Centre
DIRECTORY. 317
Room William, cabinetmaker, Suffolk near Dover
Rooth James, laborer, rear 253 Washington
Ropes Hardy, Treas. Am. Ed. Soc., 52 Washington
Rose James, laborer, rear 42 Congress
Rose John, cordvvainer, h. G Devonshire
Rose Joseph, stevedore, Bartlett
Rose Lydia, dressmaker, rear 351 Washington
Rosevear John, house vvright, rear 111 Pleasant
Ross Ann, house Butolph
Ross Charles, umbrella maker, 228 Wash, h. East n. Sea
Ross Charles, teamster, boards 10 Essex place
Ross Daniel, laborer, house 6 Essex place
Ross Edward M. housewright, h. 25 Blossom
Ross Francis, laborer, rear 91 Warren
Ross Isaac, tinplate worker, h. 140 Purchase
Ross Jere. & Wm. W. tailors, 7 Congress, h.266 Wash.
Ross John, stonecutier, rear 47 Prince
Ross John, hairdresser, 380 Wash. h. 72 Tremont
Ross John, saddler, h. School
Ross John T. (Lewis & R.), house 43 Court
Ross John, tailor, boards 141 Court
Ross (Joseph L.) & Nichols (Perez), cabinetmakers, 76
Court. Ross's house Chardon
Ross Mary, nurse, rear 123 Pleasant
Ross Mary, house Battery
Ross William W. house 24 Brighton
Ross William, stage agent, b'ds Mansion House, Milk
Rosseter D. D. Rev. house 25 Pinckney
Rotch Susanna, nurse, 655 Washington
Rottey Jeremiah, rigger, h. 18 Washington place
Roulestone Michael, glazier, 55 Milk, h. 61 Poplar
Roundy Alvan, truckman, house 32 Green
Rouse Sarah, tailoress, 14 Fleet
Rowan John, handcartman, 60 Broad
Rowan Rachel, widow, Berry
Row Benjamin, brushrnaker, house rear 5 Belknap
Row Charlotte, widow, h. 10 Second
Rowe Daniel, sashmaker, h. Canal
Rowe Esther, widow, rear 732 Washington
Rowe Ichabod, laborer, opposite 79 Pleasant
Rowe Isaac F. house 7 Snowhill
Rowe Joseph, counsellor, 31 Court
Rowe Samuel (Lyford & /?.), h. Friend
Rowell John P. danc. mas. h. Suffolk rear 773 Wash.
Rowell Manly A. housewright, house 3 Pitts
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318 DIRECTORY.
Rowell Trueworthy, patternmaker, h. 89 Summer
Rowen Thomas, painter, house 8 South Cedar
Rowland David S. (Peirson 4- R.), b'ds Mansion H. Milk
Rowley Reuben, portrait and min. painter, 11 Pearl pi.
Rowley Sam. H. G., 11 Elm, h. 3 ([Chambers st. court
Rowson William, clerk Custom House, h.rear 5 Hoilis
Royce Elihu M. grocer, Turnpike street
Ruby Isaiah, laborer, h. (i Bridge
Ruggles Geo. H. and Charles, bouse Blossom
Ruggles John, painter, 13 Mt. Vernon, h. 23 Myrtle
Ruggles Samuel, isinglass, 89 Cambridge, h. Blossom
Ruggles Seth L. currier, h. 837 Wasiiington
Ruggles Elizabeth, nurse, 19 North Bennet
Rumney Richard W. caulker and graver, r. 5 Tileston
Rumrill Joseph, trader, 5 Bartlett
Rumrill Joseph, jr. painter, East near Sea, h. 5 Bartlett
Rundle Thomas, carpenter, 21 Warren
Runey James, wharfinger, Gray's wf. li. in Charlestown
Rupp Adam, painter, 55 Allen
Rupp David C. M. printer, liouse rear 17 Boylston
Rupp Jane, widow, house 49 Allen
Rupp John, clerk Boylston market, h. rear 17 Boylston
Russ Albert (JVilson'& R.), house 2 Bridge street court
Russ Daniel, mason, house 8 Sweetser court
Russ Daniel, cordwainer, house Essex opposite Lincoln
Russ Daniel H. mason, Portland place
Russ Robert, laborer, house Grove
Russell Andrew L. (fV. S. R. ^ Co.), h. 37 Purchase
Russell Anna, nurse. Theatre alley
Russell Benjamin, house 12 Lincoln
Russell Benjamin, jr. house 12 Lincoln
Russell Calvin S. clerk, 18 State
Russell Catherine G. 4 Walnut
Russell David, copperplate printer, 12 School, h. do.
Russell Edward, painter, h. rear 43 Salem
Russell Harriet G,, 54 Belknap
Russell Isaiah, liousewright, h. Fruit
Russell James, bookkeeper Atlas Bank, house Mason
Russell James D. attorney, 5 Court
Russell (James) & Thomas (Wm.), 19 Long wharf
Russell John, mason, house 4 McLean court
Russell John, provisions, (lO Myrtle, house C Myrtle court
Russell , widow of John, house 45 Charter
Russell (John B.), Odiorne (T.) & Co. (E. IV. Metcalf)^
booksellers, 121 Wash. R.'s h. 5 Sullivan pi.
DIRECTORY. 319
Russell J. G. furn. and fhathers, 2 Dock eq. h. 21 Gouch
Russell Levi, house Travels
Russell Luther, woodwharfinger, h. Dorchester street
Russell M. B. & S. portrait painters, 40 Washington
Russell Martha, widow of VValter, jr., 6 South st. place
Russell Martin, laborer, rear 18 South Bennet
Russell Mary, widow, South Margin
Russell Mary, mantuamaker, house 18 Hull
Russell Mary S., 157 Pleasant
Russell {Nathan, jr.) & Bucknani (Jesse)^ shoes and
leather, 28 North Market
Russell Nathaniel P., 34 Beacon
Russell (Samuel M.) & Groves (Isaac), pumpmakers, 60
Front. R.'s h. Bumstead court
Russell Samuel, cordwainer, Tremont, h. r. 87 Pleasant
Russell Spencer, provisions, 3 Sea
Russell Stephen, housewright, Silver
Russell Timothy, laborer, Castle near Middlesex
Russell William S. & Co. (Andreto L. Russell), dry g'ds,
17 Central, h. 37 Purchase
Rust Abigail, widow, 84 Prince
Rust Enoch H., 15 Prince
Rust Jacob, clerk, 116 Salem
Rust Joseph H., Portland cor. Sudbury, house Hull
Rust William P. A. housewright, 127 Pond
Rutherford Ann, bonnet maker. Theatre alley
Ruthven Rob't E. brassturner, 4 Alarshall, h. 10 Unity
Rutter Charles, cordwainer, 57 Milk, house Sister
Rutter William, junk, Snow's wf h. 18 Merrimac
Rutledge Barnard, tailor, rear Short near Bedford
Rutledge Martha, widow, rear 253 Washington
Ryalls William, laborer, South Margin
Ryan Bridget, confectionary, 28 Tremont n. Washington
Ryan Isaac, housewright, 152 Ann
Ryan James, grocery, 119 Broad
Ryan James, laborer, Sea near East
Ryan James, grocer, Batterymarch
Ryan James, Howard street House
Ryan John, soda room, 10 Congress, house do.
Ryan John, grocer, 141 Broad
Ryan John, laborer, rear Broadway
Ryan John, laborer, 148 Ann
Ryan John, carpenter, rear 4th street '
Ryan Joseph, laborer, rear 104 Purchase
Ryan Lawrence, currier, house rear Broadway
320 DIRECTORY.
Ryan Mary, widow, h. Garden
Ryan Michael, tailor, 30 Poplaj
Ryan Michael, laborer, house rear 33 Court
Ryan Patrick, housewright, Theatre alley
Ryan Peter, laborer, corner Silver and A street
Ryan Richard, laborer, 43 Devonshire
Ryan Timothy, painter, house opposite 38 Bedford
Ryerson Eliza J. dressmaker, 154 Washington
SABIN MARTHA, house 17 South Russell
Sacket Noah E. stair builder, house 2 Marston place
Sackett Ruhamah, Indian doctress, 14 Myrtle
SafFord (Daniel) <fe Smith (.Albert IV.), blacksmiths, De-
vonshire, house 7 Montgomery place.
SafFord Henry (T. Gilbert. & Co.), h. Avery c. Wash.}
Sage Hepsy, widow, house 17 Chesnut
Salisbury Ambrose, wheelwright, Creek sq. h. Merrimac
Salisbury Samuel, merchant, h. Temple place
Salmon John, stable keeper, Bedford, h. 97 Essex
Salmon John M. coach painter, Marlboro' pi. h. 38 Short
Salter James, cordwainer, h. 15 N. Margin
Sampson Amos, printer, 12 Federal
Sampson Calvin C. See Hutchinson «& S.
Sampson Ebenezer, mess. Edgie Bank, h. 94 Chambers
Sampson John S. housewright, h. 10 Blossom
Sampson Lucy, widow of Joshua, rear Broadway
Sampson (L, G.) & Richardson (G. P. jr.), W. 1. goods,
46 Long wharf S.s h. Somerset court
Sampson Mary D., 11 Cross
Sampson M. L. widow of G. A. h. Spring
Sampson Martin, hatter, h. Pinckney near Charles
Sampson Robert, iron founder, rear 4th
Sampson Zephaniah, superintendent streets, Merrimac,
house 37 Charter
Samuels Emanuel, h. 107 Chambers
Samuels Isaac & Son (Emanuel), dry goods, Kilby, cor.
State, h. 3 Mason
Sanborn Alfred, housewright, boards Peck lane
Sanborn Amos C. stonecutter, h. Spring street place
Sanborn Christopher P. housewright, h. 52 Allen
Sanborn E. I. stoves, 18 Dock sq h. 2 Carnes court
Sanborn Greenleaf C. housewright, Hanover, h. Peck 1.
Sanborn G. G. housewright, rear 3 Hanover
Sanborn Henry A. painter, h. 242 Hanover
Sanborn (S. S.) & Walker (Dana), fruit cellar, 1 Union
DIRECTORY. 321
Sanborn Silas, hoiisewriglit, r. 3 Hanover, h. 17 Garden
Sanborn Stephen B. grocer, 1 1 Beclf^)rd, b'ds G Suffolk pi.
Sanborn William, stonecutter, Medford
Sanborn Woodbridge, 14 Cross
Sancry Francis, cabinetmaker, 557 Washington
Sancry John, 17 BoyLston fish market, h. 10 Elliot
Sancry Lucy, nurse, opposite 80 'rmmont
Sanders Elizabeth, milliner, 125 Court
Sanders John, sand dealer, Canton rear Suffolk
Sanders Mary, widow of Joseph, Washington place
Sanders William, gunsmith, 91 Broad
Sanders. See Saunders
Sanderson Abra'm, grain dealer, h. Suffolk r. 773 Wash.
Sar)derson James 6^58 F. H. market, h. 3 Myrtle
Sanderson Joseph, handcartman, h. 67 Bedford
Sanderson Luther, W. L goods, 75, house 80 Pleasant
Sanderson Mary, opposite 79 Pleasant ,
Sanderson William, laborer, h. 18 Devonshire
Sandfotd H. G. dry goods, 66 Hanover
Sandford Samuel, merch. 3 India wf h. Lincoln c. Bedf.
Sandra Francis, ladies' hair dresser, 303 Washington
Sands Edward, 88 F. H. market, h. 26 Cross
Sands {Theodore T.) & Green (J. D.), blacksmiths,
Turnpike, house 3d street
Sanger Calvin P. {W. H. Mellen &^ Co.), h. 8 Morton pi.
Sanger David, opposite 10 1-2 Pleasant
Sanger Lydia, rear 11 Short
Sanger Mary & Catherine, house 49 Myrtle
Sanger Zedekiah, cooper, h. rear Broadway
Sargeant Stephen, W. L goods, .549 Washington
Sargent (Bodwell) & Patten (James), W. L goods, 54
Ciiatham, house 3 Cambridge
Sargent Charles, clerk, house 111 Purchase
Sargent Charles, laborer, b Lucas place
Sargent Christiana, widow, 13 Chcsnut
Sargent Daniel, Pres. Bost. M. Ins. Co. h. 50 Mt. Vernon
Sargent Dorcas, widow of Epes, 6 Poplar
Sargent Edward, cooper, h. 87 Saletn
Sargent Ensign, silverplater, house May
Sargent Epes, merchant, h. 73 Beacon
Sargent Henry, 10 Franklin place
Sargent Henry, ship chand.. 1 India wf h. 109 Purchase
Sargent Henry J. attorney, 9 State, li. 72 Beacon
Sargent Hosea, grocer, 67 Long wharf, h. 36 Salem
Sargent H. physician, 1 Brattle square
322 DIRECTORY.
t
Sargent Tgnatius, 59 Commercial wf. h. 3 Franklin pi.
Sargent James, houscwriglit, li. Ill Purchase
Sargent James, jr. niercliant, Elliot near Carver
Sargent John, plumber, 27 Milk, h. Ill Purchase
Sargent John, branch pilot, Broad op. Rowe's wharf
Sargent John, jr. cooper, house 78 Essex
Sargent John T. W. house 10 Franklin place
Saigent John O. attorney, 4 Court, h. 73 Beacon
Sargent John T. Rev. house 12 Chesnut
Sargent Joseph, stoves & tinware, 71 Broad, Ii. 146Purch.
Sargent Joseph R. teamsttr, 2 Hancock row
Sargent Loring, house 19 Prince
Sargent Leonard, watchman, 2 Hancock row
Sargent Lucius M. counsellor, 40 State, h. at Roxbury
Sargent Mercy, widow, North Margin
Sargent Nathaniel B. painter, 30 1-2 Cross
Sargent Ralph, grocer, 6 Rowe's wf h. 3 Noyes place
Sargent, Sally, widow of Aaron, rear 142 Pleasant
Sargent Simeon, baker, h. 262 Ann
Sargent Sumner, grocery, 48 Brattle
Sargent William, joiner, house 109 Purchase
Sargent William C. grocer, 34 Long wharf
Sarzedas David S. comedian, house 33 Milk
Saunders Ann, widow, innholder, 175 Ann
Saunders George W., Causeway corner Prince
Saunders Henry S. house 10 Bulfinch
Saunders Jacob, pilot, Commercial near Hanover
Saunders Joshua, wheelwright, Boylston, h. 70 Pleasant
Saunders Kendall P. variety store, 476 Washington
Saunders Lurena M. boarding house, 74 Federal
Saunders Nancy, widow, 9 Ballard place
Saunders William, teamster, North Margin '
Savage Cyrus, fruit, 180, house 135 Hanover
Savage George, merchant, house 5 Castle
Savage James, President Savings Bank, h. Temple place
Savage Jeremiah, laborer, h. 110 Broad
Savage {Jacob S.) & Booker {j9sa), blacksmiths,llaverhill
Savage John, boardinji house, 113 Milk
Savage Rebecca, widow of Silas, Commercial n. Foster
Savage Wm. mer. 45 Comm. v/f h. 6 Mount Vernon pi.
Savory Levi, cooper, boards 61 Sea
Sawin Abigail, widow, h. 9 Distil-house square
Sawin Ezekiel. See Macamber, S. & Hunting
Sawin John, clockmaker, 33 Cornhill, house 4 Vernon.
See advertisement
DIRECTORY. 323
Sawlell Amos, baker, West Centre
Sawtell Henry, house 9 Blossom
Sawtell Mary, widow, Lovett place
Sawtell Sophia, tailoress, Hi«^h street place
Sawyer Alpha, laborer, 14 Batterymarch
Sawyer Amos, baker, 17 Temple
Sawyer Benjamin F. cordwaiiier, house Hamilton
Sawyer Eliakim, mason, rear 11 Blossom
Sawyer George l*. captain, house 2 Orange lane
Sawyer James, W. I. g'ds,55 Commer. h. 41 Atkinson
Sawyer {James) ik, Williams {George H.), grocers, 55
Commercial. Sawyer's h. 41 Atkinson
Sawyer John M. soapstone cutter, h. 3 Stillman place
Sawyer (Jo5.) & Holman {Setk), tablejstand mak. Beverly
Sawyer Keziah, widow, h. 14 Batterymarch
Sawyer Mary, dressmaker, 56 Portland
Sawyer Mary C. widow, 10 Carver
Sawyer Nancy A. dressmaker, 289 Wash. h. .12 Bedford
Sawyer Natiianiel, house Broadway
Sawyer Samuel, machinist, house 33 Chambers
Sawyer Susan, widovv, South Russell
Sawyer Sylvester, mariner, house 9 Cross
Sawyer Warren T. fancy painter, h. Staniford place
Sawyer William, merchant, 63 Mt. Vernon
Sawyer William, mariner, opposite 1 Norfolk place
Sawyer William N., Bethel reading room, h. 2 Foster
Sawyer William S. victual. 135 State, h. 711 Washing.
Sawyer Zeresh, dressmaker, 67 Tremont
Sayer Mathias, cabinetmaker, 80 Warren
Sayer William, captain, 13 Elliot
Sayles {Willard) «fc Hitchcock {Saml c^.), domestic g'ds,
83 Kilby. Sayles's h. 138 Tremont
Scadding John, laborer, South Margin
Scerey.Amy, widow, 14 Distil-house square
Schaffer Andrew W. auctioneer, 13 Ann, h. 10 Carver
Schagen Albert, mariner, Clark alley
Schavv Edw. hyg. med. 79 ("ourt, h. 21 McLean. See adv.
Schenck R. B. 56 State
Schinitz Mary, widow, house Lowell place
Scholfield Charles, house 43 Pinckney
Scholfield Isaac t& Son {Arthur), carpet warehoase, 7
Cornhill, h. 43 Pinckney
Scholfield Isaac, jr. {J. Broicn & Co.), h. 43 Pinckney
Scholfield Joseph, house 43 Pinckney
Scoilay Catherine, widow, 56 Bowdoin
324 DIRECTORY.
Scolley John, lamps, 52 Cornhill
Scotchler (James) & Lamson (Jabez), chainnakers, 84
Commercial. S.'s house Pitts place
Scott Abigail, widow of Benjamin, rear 505 Washington
Scott Samuel P. 1 Tileston
Scott Daniel, blacksmith, house 85 Summer
Scott Ebenezer, painter, 135 Ann, h. 13 Salem place
Scott George, housewright, south end Washington
Scott Henry, house 2d street
Scott Thomas, laborer, Union
Scovell Ezckiel, mariner, North Margin
Scudder (Charles), Cordis (T. F.) & Co. (D. W. Horton),
hardware, 82 Milk Scudder's h. Temple place
Scudder (Daxld) & Park (Jlmasa C), hardware, 72
Kilby. Scudder b'ds 18 Franklin place
Scudder Horace, merchant, 8 City wharf, h. 10 S. Bennet
Seagraves Nancy B. Child's F'd inst. 83 Prince
Sealey George, bar room and house 37 Milk
Sealey Susan, 8 Sudbury
Searie (George) & Upham (Henry), dry g'ds, 79 Milk
Searles Curtis, cordwainer, 58 Congress, h. 24 Spring
Searles James M. pianoforte maker, h. Wheeler's ct.
Searles Joseph, housewright, Charlestown c. Causeway
Searles William, housewright, house 9 George
Sears Clark, laborer, 3 Scott court
Sears David, 41 Beacon
Sears Delight, widow, house Deacon
Sears Eben, housewright, h. 5 Haymarket place
Sears Elizabeth L. widow of Zebina, 84 Sea
Sears (George) & Davis (Joseph A.), merchants, 14 Cen-
tral wharf. Sears's h. 25 Orange
Sears Joshua, W. I. goods, 14 Long wf
Sears Isaac, captain, 291 Ann
Sears (Peter) Sl Clark (H. F.), commis. mer. 66 Kilby
Sears (Thomas W.) & Fales (H.), W. I. goods, 5 Long
wharf, h. N. E. Coffee House
Sears Willard, house 7 Norfolk place
Sears William, cabinetmaker, house S. Margin
Seaton Ambrose, physician and ov. of poor, 106 Purchase
Seaton Nathan K. inspector of customs, h. 106 Purchase
Seaver Abigail, boarding, 145 Court
Seaver Benj. (lVhitv)ell, Bond «^ Co.), h. AQ Chambers
Seaver Charles (Crockett, Seaver <^ Co.), h. 53 Chambers
Searer Ebenezer, 105 Faneiyl Hall market
Seaver Ebenezer, h. Fiiend st. court
DIRECTORY. 325
Seaver George {Grant, S. & Co.), house 2 Kingston
Seaver Hammond, ornamental painter, h. r. 123 Pleasant
Seaver Joseph, laboier, Piedmont near Pleasant
Seaver Nathaniel. See Adams &. S.
Seaver Norman. See Stone, S. *& Bush
Seaver Phebe, widow of Ebenezer, (58 Tremont
Seaver Sarah, nurse, Garden ct. street, near North sq.
Seaver T. W. ct Co. {J. H. Shedd), dry goods, G8 Hano-
ver, boards 9 Stillman
Seaver VViHiam, painter, house 3(50 Washington
Seaver William, chairmaker. Sister, h. 1(3 Williams
Seaver William J. coppersmith, 2o Union, h. 16 Williams
Seaverns Abijah & Joel, provis. 33 School
Seaverns Henry, stonecutter, op. 4 Columbia
Seaverns Isaac W. (Merriam »fe 5.), boards Sister.
Seaverns Thos. W. grocer, 625 &, 627 Wash. h. 44 Pleas't
Seavey John, rapt. 222 Hanovf-r
Seaward George W. clerk, h. Butolph cor. Cambridge
Selbey John, handcartman, rear Centre
Semnati Paul, tailor, h. 15 Vine
Serisola Guilio, boarding house. 111 Cambridge
Serrat Leonard, tailor, rear 10 Franklin
Serrat William F. gratemaker, 15 Cross
Sessions Chester, messenger Merchants' Bank
Setchell William, cooper, house Battery
Severance E. H. bookkeeper Mer. Bank
Severance Samuel, stonecutter, h. 4 Oliver place
Sovey Edwin, house 130 Pleasant
Sevey Sarah C. widow, 52 Prince
Sewall Benjamin, Pres. Fishing Ins Co. 20 Commercial
Sewall Joseph Si, Thomas R. brokers, 54 State. J. S.'a
house 412 Washington
Sewall Moses, Sec. Fishing Ins. Co. h. 82 Federal
Sewall Samuel E. counsellor, 21 State, h. 412 Washing.
Sewall Thomas R. house 60 Chesnut
Seward Joshua, clockmaker, 63 Congress, h. 2 Travers
Seward Thomas, assist, overs. H. Industry, h. Broadway-
Sexton John, laborer, opposite 61 Sea
Sexton John M. painter, 38 Federal, h. r. Sister n. Berry
Seymore Henry, clerk, boards 1 Bromfield
Sevmour Thomas, south end Washington
Shackley Rufus, gardener, h. rear 2 Milton
Shakeshaft Henry, laborer, rear 2 Broadway
Shakeshaft James, laborer, rear 4 Broadway
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326 DIRECTORY.
Shales John, blacksmith, rear Boylston, h. S. Cedar
Shales William, laborer, opposite 79 Pleasant
Shane John, laborer, 2d street
Shannon Anthony, rigger, rear Gibbs lane
Shannon Sarah F. v/idow, 19 Somerset
Sharland Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. 664 Washington
Sharkey Margaret, widow, 32 Pond
Sharon Otis, printer, 53 South Margin
Sharon Steph. & Co. {J. D. Foss), blacksm. 8 Merrim,
Sharon Stephen S. house Lancaster
Sharp Daniel, Rev. bouse 12 W. Cedar
Sharp Edward, teller Massachusetts Bank
Sharp James, ornamental furniture, Boylston, n. Wash-
ington, house 4 Newbury place
Sharp John, stonecutter, 88 Merrimac
Shattuck Daniel, cooper, 61 Charter
Shattuck George C. physician, Staniford cor. Cambridge
Shattuck Lemuel (Shattuck ^ Co.), publisher, 8 School,
h. 79 Front
Shattuck Louisa, sempstress, rear 30 Prince
Shattuck Rhoda, widow, 56 Fayette
Shattuck William {Holbrook & 5.), h. 67 Leveret
Shaw (C C), Patterson &l Co. {IVm. Blake), dry goods,
67 Milk. Shaw's house 8 McLean
Shaw Earl & Co. (Sijlvanus Thomas), dry goods, 42
Central, h. 44 Milk
Shaw Edward, architect, 4 State, h. 87 Cambridge
Shaw Elizabeth, widow of George, h. 4th street
Shaw Francis G. (R. G. S. & Co.), h. Bovvdoin square
Shaw James, founder, rear 4th street
Shaw Jesse, housewright, Chesnut, h. 59 Chesnut
Shaw Joel, housewright, Front, h. 5 Oliver place
Shaw Joseph, lamplighter, 25 Pleasant
Shaw Joseph, printer, h. Vine cor. Bridge
Shaw {Jos. P.) & Briggs {John C), saddlery, 7 Docksq.
Shaw Lemuel, chief justice S. J. Court, h.35 Mt. Vernon
Shaw Lydia, widow, 74 Boylston
Shaw Philip, printer. Bridge corner Vine
Shaw Robert G. & Co. ( fVm. Perkins 4' Francis Geo.
Shaw), merch. 51 Commercial wf. h. Bowdoin sq.
Shaw Ruth, nurse, 16 Pitts
Shaw Samuel, housewright, h. 8 Bridge
Shaw Southworth,jr. h. 14 Purchase
Shaw Thomas, moulder, rear 4th street
Shaw Thomas, mariner, 1 Cottage place
DIRECTORY. 327
I
Shaw Thomas B. Moon, cor. Sun court
Shaw William VV. clerk, 47 Kilby, boards C2 Federal
Shay William, baker, h. 324 Ann
Shea Calvin, cooper, Broadway
Shea Edward, grocery, 140 Ann
Shea Mary & Catharine, 2 Theatre alley near Milk
Sheafe Henry, military store keeper. Laboratory, Pleas-
ant, house Mt. Vernon, cor. Willow
Sheafe D. R. 30 Commercial
Sheafe Sarah, widow, 151 Hanover
Shean John, laborer, Suftolk, rear Lucas place
Shean John, laborer, Williams court
Shean Jeremiah, laborer, rear 94 Sea
Shearn Thomas, 69 Ann /
Shears Sam'l, stonecutter, Thacher st. court
Shed Calvin, cordwainer, Howard, h. 43 Myrtle
Shed Eliza Ann, rear 142 Hanover
Shed Samuel A. grocer, 41 Milk
Shed Susan, 131 Pleasant
Shedd John H. dry goods, 70 Hanover, h. 9 Stillman
Shedd J. H. See Seaver & S.
Sheldon William, brass lamp maker, Williams court
Shelden Asa, blacksmith, Causeway
Shelly Abner, cordwainer, h. 7 Madison place
Shelly Albinus, cordwainer. Union, h. 7 Madison place
Shelton Fanny, widow, 8 Hartford place
Shelton John, saddler, 45 Congress, boards 92 Purchase
Shelton Philo S. 44 India wharf, house 37 Chesnut
Shelton Stephen, h. 43 South
Shelton Thomas J. & Stephen, pump and block makers,
Forthill wharf and Sea, h. 92 Purchase
Shelton William {Miller, S. & Co.), h. 8 Hartford place
Shepard {Edwin), Oliver {Sam'l W. A.) & Co. type-
founders, 3 Water. S.'s h. rear 690 Washington
Shepard George T. coachman, h. 41 Fayette
Shepard Green, soda room, Franklin av. h. r. 45 Cambr.
Shepard James, clerk, h. 33 Chambers
Shepard Mary, 468 Washington
Shepard Nath'l T. clerk, h. 16 Custom H. st. h. 85 Charter
Shepard Preston, innkeeper, Bromfield House, Bromfield
Shepard Walter B. watchmaker, 125 Hanover
Shepard Thomas R. h. 4th street near D st.
Shepherd Joseph, laborer, h. opposite 38 Bedford
Shepherd R. D. merchant, h. Tremont House
Shepherd Susan, widow, Church
328 DIRECTORY.
Shepley Henry, mariner, h. 162 Purchase
Shepley {Luke) & Wright {Mbert 7'.), printers, 32 Cong.,
Sherburne John, cabinetmaker, N. Hanover court
Sherburne John, Canal Hotel, 91 Pond
Sherburne Jos. M. hat store, 42 Washington, h. 7 Oak
Sherburne Reuben B. Cooper
Sheridan James, handcartnian, h. 211 Hanover
Sheridan Owen, laborer, Merrimac
Sheridan William, carpenter, h. 10 1-2 Pleasant
Sherman Asa, baker, 10 South Margin
Sherman Ebenezer, housewright, rear Broadway
Sherman Elizabeth, widow, 177 Hanover
Sherman Joseph, grain measurer, rear 133 Hanover
Sherman Hannah, widow, 11 Pitts
Sherman Nathaniel, housewr't, Hawley, h.26 Pinckney
Sherman Thomas, clerk, 4 Bartlett
Sherwin George W. fruit, 7 Faneuil Hall, h. 33Stillman
Sherwin Richard, printer, 18 Cross
Shirley Eph. dry goods, 103 Hanover, h. 39 Salem
Shirwin George, li(»usewright, h. Kennard's avenue
Shirlock Martin C. shipwright, h. rear 150 Purchase
Shillaber Benj. P. printer, h. Court r. Tudor's building
Shillaber Daniel, h. 12 Crescent place
Shimmin Win. merchant, 34 Long wf. h. 4 Bowdoin sq.
Shipley Horatio, attorney, 33 Court
Shipley Joel, mason, 39 Myrtle
Shipley Thomas, laborer, 201 Ann
Shipley S. G. baker. Union
Shipsey Edward, laborer, 106 Commercial
Sholes John, rigger, Lewis's wharf, h. 11 Hull
Shorey John, dry goods, 191 Washington, h. 3 Province
Shorey Timothy, laborer, 131 Hanover
Shorfenburg Peter, Battery
Short Moses, housewright, 73 Elliot
Short , housewright, Robinson lane
Shumway Nelson {Blood <^ 6.), boards 11 Orange
Shumway Willard A. {Adams «^'5.), boards 11 Elm
ShurtlcfF Benjamin, physician, L34 Tremont
Shurtleff Nathaniel B. physician, h. 134 Tremont
ShurtlefFSamuel A. physician, Pemberton hill, Tremont
Shute Caleb B. Mass. Sabbath School Union, 47 Corn-
hill, house rear 97 Salem
Shute Daniel, teamster, h. 711 Washington
Shute David, housewright, h. 149 Hanover
Shute Ebenezer, constable, h. Leveret court
DIRECTORY. 329
Shute Ebenezer, jr. caulker and graver, 332 Ann
Sibley Charles, ferryman, 6 Unity court
Sibley Henry, mus. insl. 190 Tremont, h. 1 Foster pi.
Sibley J. B. See Cliadbourn & S.
Sibley Jonas L., U. S. Marshal, 20 Court, h. 7 Avon pi.
Siders Sally, widow, 425 Washington
Siders Susannah, school, Essex near Washington
Sigourney Daniel A. cashier Washington Bank
Sigourney Elizabeth, widow of Andrew, 25 N. Russell
Sigourney Henry, merch. 47 India wf h. 1 Hartford pi.
Sigourney Mary, widow of Charles, 9 Avon place
Signy James, boarding house, 79 North square
Sikes John {Johnson, S. & Roberts), li. 35 Salem
Silloway Lucy, widow, h. 14 Vine
Silloway John A. broker, 26 Exchange, h. Jenkins place
Silloway James, provision store. North Margin
Silsbee Mary, 3 Newbury place
Simes Joseph. See J. McGregor & Co.
Simmons Benjamin, brassfounder, h. 7 Cross
Simmons Benjamin, miller. Friend, h. 5 Leveret
Simmons David A. counsellor, 20 Court
Simmons George A. See Kidder «fe S.
Simmons George W. & B. F. dry goods, 32 Dock square^
house 13 Franklin
Simmons Hannah, widow, 25 Essex
Simmons Israel D. housewright, rear 3d street
Simmons John, clothing, 51 N. Market, h. 17 Stamford
Simmons Joseph, pump & block maker, h. 1 Salutation
Simmons Nancy, h. Essex near Short n u- u
Simmons Seth, housewright, rear Charles, h. 9 High
Simmons Thomas. See Urrok & S.
Simmons Valentine, clothing, 37 Merchants row, h. 177
Hanover
Simmons W. & G. W. clothes, 36 Ann, h. 9b Court
Simmons Wm. jus. P. Court, 31 Court, h. 51 Pinckney
Simonds Alvan, dry goods. Turnpike, house do.
Simonds Catharine, boarding, 143 Court
Simonds Henry C. attorney, house 18 Chambers
Simonds Horatio N. house rear Pinckney
Simonds John, livery stable, 9 N. Russell
Simonds John H. tailor, 5 Congress, h. 56 High
Simonds Joseph, dry goods, 265 Wash. h. 59 Cambridge
Simonds Josiah, 3 N. Market, h. 20 Richmond
Simonds Luke, cordwainer, 40 Portland, h. Friend
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330 DIRECTORY.
Simonds Shepherd, clothing, 3 N. Market, h. 18 Cham-i
bers. See advertisement
Simonds {Stillman) & Tyler (Msa), boots and shoes^
Travers cor. Merrimac
Simonds Thomas E. teamster, h. Beverly
Simonds William, grocer, 55, house 59 Cambridge
Simonds William, jr. dry goods, 57 Cambridge
Simpkins (John) & Jones (Prescott), leather, 22 Broad.
Simpkins's house 6 Howard :i
Simpkins Samuel G, bookseller, 79 Court, boards 6'
Howard. See advertisement
Simpson Benjamin, mariner, rear 96 Purchase
Simpson Daniel, stabler, 444 Washington, house do,
Simpson David, rigger, house Spear alley
Simpson David, cordwainer, h. rear 339 Washington
Simpson David, jr. painter, boards 42 Sea
Simpson James, laborer, rear Friend
Simpson John K., 1 Ann, h. 12 Bulfinch
Simpson John K. jr. feathers, 1 Ann, h. 12 Bulfinch
Simpson Maria M., 16 Elliot
Sinf^pson Joshua T. lobsterman, h. rear 83 Sea
Simpson Michael H. merchant, 53 India wf. h. Cook ct.
Simpson Thomas, broker, 14 Exchange, h. 57 Belknap
Simpson Warren, cordwainer, house 1st street
Simpson (Wrn. M.) & Harrington {Eph. S.), crockery
ware, 166 Washington. S.'s h, 1 Columbia
Sim8 Charles, paperhanger, Fayette near Jefferson
Simms John, hat manufactory, 59 Commercial
Simms John, hatter, house 12 Hollis
Sinclair Arthur, rigger, rear 89 Broad
Sinclair Elizabeth, dressmaker, 1 West
Sinclair Thomas, brassfounder, h. 6 Margaret
Sinclair William, boarding house, 127 Broad
Singleton Charles G. laborer, 18 Myrtle
Singleton Samuel, pumpmakcr, house Deacon
Singleton Thomas, mastmaker, 95 Charter
Sinnot Arthur, housewright, opposite 80 Tremont
Sinnot Thomas, laborer, 60 I'urchase
Sivadie Eliza, widow of John, 47 Temple
Sivadie Mary S. milliner. Court, h. 47 Temple
Skelton Eunice, milliner, Hancock
Skerry Clarissa, h. 6 Atkinson
Skerry Edward A. H. mason, 15 Stiliraan
Skerry George W. jeweller, rear 87 Wash. h. 15 Stillman
Skidmore Catharine, widow, Front near Castle
DIRECTORY. 331
Skilton Matthew, 22 Long wharf
Skilton S. P. teller State Bank
Skirnminffs VVm. provisions, cor Elliot and Warren, h.
102 Warren
Skinner Alvah, watchmaker, 42 Merchants row
Skinner Benj. H. (Hayden & S.), h. 52 Temple
Skinner B. Hurd. See Fessenden, Thompson & Co.
Skinner Dorcas, widow, boarding, 94 Purchase
Skinner Elias, jr. tailor, 51 Wash. h. 10 Montgomery pi. '
Skinner Francis & Co. {fV. S. Lincoln & H. K. Horton)^
American goods, 23 and 25 Central
Skinner J. F. See Hurd, Hutchins & S.
Skinner Lucian, teller Commonwealth B. h. 52 Temple
Skinner {Noah K.) & True {Wm. M.), tailors, 29 Mer-
chants row. Skinner's house Carrol place
Skinner (Wm. S.) &Deblois (Gert. L.),merch'ts, 46 India
Skinner Wm. S. agent for Lloyd's, Liverpool and Glas-
gow Ins. offices, 46 India, b'ds at Exchange C. H.
Skinner William H. See Stanley, Reed & Co.
Slack Lewis, 15 Boylston market
Slack Ruggles, clerk, house 6 Province
Slade Alfred, boards 10 Mount Vernon
Slade John & Wm. J. housewt's, 81 Portland, h 5 Minot
Slade John,jr. (Lambert ^ S), h. 10 Mount Vernon -
Slade Nancy, widow, rear 200 Washington
Slade Rob'rt (C. L. Brigkam ^Co.), h. 1 Church n. Piedm.
Slade W. J. housewright, h. rear 30 Chambers
Slater John, boarding house, 3 Morton place
Slater William, machinist, h. 94 Ann
Sleeper Jacob, clerk, 7 Congress sq. h. 12 Montgom. pL
Sleeper John S. ed. Mercantile Journal, h. 9 Bulfinch
Sleeper Mary, widow, house 1 lieach
Sloan Jacob D. hackman, house 11 Howard
Sloan Joseph, coachman, house rear 115 Tremont
Sloan Sarah R. dressmaker and milliner, 67 Pleasant
Slocomb Thomas. See W. H. Milton <& Co
Sloper (M. .'i.) & Rimmer (E.), milliners, 194 Wash.
Sluggelt Mary, dressmaker, JO Bedford
Small Benjamin (Crosby &r S.), h. 8 South Cedar
Small Sarah, widow, h. 74 Purchase
Smalley Isaac, painter, house rear 17 Canal
SmdIIidge Jeremiah, painter, 55 Milk, h, 6 Avery
Smallidge Samuel, housewright, rear 89 Broad
Smart Samuel, laborer, 105 Broad
Smith Aaron, auctioneer, house Church
332 DIRECTORY.
Smith Abel, hatter, house 1 South Foster place
Smith {Migall) & Harrington (£.), boarding. 8 Pearl
Smith Abner, jr. grocer, head Smith's vvf. h. Battery
Smith A. G. See Taber & S.
Smith Albert W. (Safford & S.), h. 66 Essex
Smith Alexander E. housewright, house 8 Vine
Smith Allen, blacksmith, h. 56 Congress
Smith Alvah, painter, house 16 Green
Smith Amasa G. house Broadway
Smith Andrew {Webber & -S'.), house Oliver near High
Smith Ann, widow, 20 Carver
Smith Anihony, clothing, 251 Ann
Smith Aphia, dressmaker, rear 2 Plymouth place
Smith Archibald, h. Ann
Smith Benjamin {Dexter &/■ S.), house 5 Sheafe
Smith Caroline, widow of captain William, h. 62 Salem
Smith Catharine, nurse, opposite 7 Norfolk place
Smith Catharine S. widow of Amos, Sister c. Williams
Smith Charles, com. mer. 65 Broad, house Vernon
Smith Charles, house rear 9 Leveret
Smith Charles, 247 Ann
Smith Charles C. housowright, house 41 Poplar
Smith Charles W. d'k, VVash. cor. Bromf h. 80 Temple
Smith Cyrus, house Wheeler's court
Smith Daniel, laborer, rear 42 Salem
Smith Daniel C, 127 F. Hall market, h. Fulton court
Smith Daniel D. editor Universalist and Ladies' Reposi-
tory, 32 Cornhill, h. 5 Tremont near Pleasant
Smith Daniel G. hairdresser, 50 Union
Smith D. D. barber, Clinton
Smith David, machinist, house rear 122 Hanover
Smith David W. groceries. 25 Cambridge, h. 19 Hancock
Smith Donald, clerk, house 2 Avery place
Smith Dustan K. mason, Canal
Smith Ebenezer, Merrimac, house 12 Green '
Smith Edmund, provisions, Hanover corner Fleet
Smith Edmund M. truckman, 3d street
Smith Edw'd, shipwright, Commercial n. Henchman lane
Smith Ehas, physician, 54 High «
Smith Eliza, widow, 33 South Russell
Smith Elizabeth N. house Bridge street avenue
Smith Francis, Commercial, near Hanover
Smith Franklin, baker, 14 Hawkins
Smith George, printer, house Williams court
Smith Geo. G. engr. cor. Wash. tSo»Franklin, h.l07Purch.
, DIRECTORY. 333
Smith George M. house 21 South Bennet
Smith Geo. W. grocer, 101, h. 196 Hanover
Smith Green, soda, 39 N. Market, h. 144 Hanover
Smith Hannah, boarding house, 3 Cornhill court
'Smith Hannah, widow, Clark
Smith {Henry) & Gore {Watson), hosiery, 150 Wash.
Smith Henry, house Pine
Smith Henrv, captain, h. 4th street corner F street
Smith Henry, hatter, rear 559 Wash, boards 10 Tremont
Smith Henry B. counsellor, house 2 Franklin place
Smith Hilliard, cabinetmaker, h. 10 Ash
Smith Hiram, 15 Lyman place
Smith Horatio N. painter, 3 Scollay's build'gs, h. 9 Brattle
Smith Hyman J. stonecutter, rear East
Smith Hugh, Turnpike near 4th sireet
Smith Isaac W.,74 State, bds at Kilburn's Coff. House
Smith Ilhamer, cordwainer, South Foster place
Smith {J. Ji.) & Brooks {W. C), W. I. goods, 53 Com-
mercial. Smith's house 2 Vernon
Smith Jacob, furnituie, 8, house 12 Milk
Smith {Jas. IV.) & Bigelow {Elijah), flour, 33 Commer.
Smith Jeremiah, housewright, Mt. Vernon, h. 64 Belknap
Smith Jeremiah P. painter, house 8 N. Russell
Smith J. V. C. quarantine physician, office City Hall
Smith John, Charlestown
Smith John, stevedore. Battery
Smith John, housewright, house rear 119 Pleasant
Smith John, bookbinder, house 130 HanOver
Smith John, Bartlett's wf. h. Commercial near Foster
Smith John, painter, house 2 Lowell place
Smith John, laborer, Commercial near Ann
Smith John, laborer, 66 Elliot
Smith John, housewright, 123 Charles
Smith John H. house Pine
Smith John R. house 3 Cornhill square
Smith Jonas W. dentist, house 35 Leveret
Smith Joseph, house 25 Second
Smith Joseph, house 51 Portland ^ , ,,^ „ ^
Smith Joseph B. com. mer. 13 Foster's wf. h. 145 Purch.
Sfnith Joseph E. counsellor, house 130 Pleasant
Smith Jos. M. & Co. {Then. Dunn), druggists, 138 Wash.
Smith Joseph P. baker, house 18 Washington place
Smith Joseph T. house 2 Brighton
Smith Joshua R., W. I. goods, 179 Ann
Smith Judith, widow, 24 street
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334 DIRECTORY.
Smith Laban M. merchant, house Gorham place ,
Smith L. G. See Peiice & S.
Smith Leonard F. victualler, Broad op. Arch wf. housef
145 Purchase
Smith Leonard, house 145 Purchase
Smith Lewis, truckman, house 41 Prince
Smith Lorenzo G. (Peirce & S.), h. Henchman lane
Smith Lucy, house Commercial near Greenough lane
Smith Lucv W. house rear Unitv
Smith Lydia, dressmaker, Piedmont cor. Church
Smith Lydia, widow, 21 Soutii Bennet
Smith Mace, coroner, boarding, Broadway
Smith Maria, widow of Joel, Castle near Middlesex
Smith Marshall, house 19 Somerset
Smith Maria, confectionary, Essex near Washington
Smith Martha, nurse, Commercial near Ann
Smith Marfin, undertaker. Spring lane, h. 14 Prospect
Smith Mary, widow, Newbern place
Smith Mary S., English goods, Purchase corner Pearl
Smith Mary L. widow, 53 Warren
Smith Mary, widow, rear 63 Elliot
Smith Mary Ann, widow, 9 Franklin place
Smith (Melancthon), Blanchard {F. H.) & Co. (T. ^.
Sumner), dry g'ds, 115 Wash. S.'s h. 6 Oak place
Smith Michael, moulder, 4fh street near Turnpike
Smith Mighill, 14 Washington place
Smith Moses, truckman, house 8 W. Centre
Smith Nancy, widow, house rear 11 Short
Smith Nancy, widow, 3 Bedford place
Smith Nathaniel, stonecutter, house 84 Sea
Smith Nathaniel, grocer, 71 Long wharf, h. 31 Salem
Smith Nathaniel P captain, house Oliver cor. High
Smith Nathaniel P., W. L goods. Milk, h. 51 High
Smith Orlando, VV. L goods, 1 Sea cor. Summer
Smith Pamelia F. boarding housp, 34 Federal
Smith Perez, provisions. City market
Smith Phebe, widow of Adam, 83 Elliot
Smith Pliny, provisions, cor. Hi<ih and Atkinson, h. do.
Smith Ralph, agent N. E. GlassBottle Co.,*118 State
Smith (RiclCd) & Stetson (C'/f?fteni!),houswrights, Black-
stone, house South Margin
Smith Sally, house rear 26 Belknap
Smith Sally G. nurse, 73 Warren
Smith Samuel, chair painter, 7 Temple
Smith Samuel, collector, h. 16 Province H. court
DIRECTORY.
335
Smith Samuel R. boards 21 Leveret
Smith Sam'l J. H. pocUetbook mak. 2 Milk, h. 22 Cross
Smith Sarah, school, Greenouirh lane
Smith Sarah, widow of Bonjamin, 73 Purchase
Smith Sarah, widow of Richard R. h. 3 Madison place
Smith Simeon, mason, Sudbury square
Smith Simeon VV. housewright, 25 W. Second
Smith Standfast, widow, 73 Summer
Smith Stephen, cab. mak. Wilson lane, h. 21 Atkinson
Smith Stephen, provisi(ms, 100 Hanover, h. 17 Salem pi-
Smith Susan, widow, Piedmont near Pleasant
Smith Tliomas, rear 122 Hanover
Smith Thomas P. clerk, house 24 Allen
Smith Thomas, laborer, south 752 Washington
Smith Thomas C. merchant, 86 State, h. 28 Green
Smith Thomas S. captain, house 97 Purchase
Smith Tolman G. ^ Co. (//. Jenkins), paint's, 8 N.Mark.
Smith Uriali, typefounder, h Carroll place
Smith Wiilard, laborer, house W. Centre
Smith William H. comedian, house Cook court
Smith William O. clerk, house 21 S. Bennet
Smith William, collector, house 8 Portland
Smith William, cooper, 18 Fleet
Smith William, mason, house rear 7 Charles
Smith William, shoes, 42 Union, house 24 Allen
Smith William, waterman, C street
Smith William, rigger, house Gibbs lane
Smith William, laborer. Silver
Snaith Frances, widow of William, 1 Hawley
Snaith Richard, cordvvainer, house 16 N. Russell
Snelling Anna Mary, school, Hull
Siielling Edward A. house 4 W. Cedar
Snelling Enoch H. glazier, 85 Ann, h. 104 Salem
Snelling Ephraim, shipwright. Commercial
Snelling George H. attorney, 10 Court, h. Hancock av.
Snelling (Jo/m) & Dillaway ( rFm.); caulkers and ship-
wriglits, Hancock wf. Snelling's house 60 Salem
Snelling John VV. clerk, house 116 Salem
Snelling Jonathan, teacher Hiiih School, h. 4 W. Cedar
Snelling Nath'l G. Pros. Mass. F. M. Ins. Co. h. 116 Salem
Snelling Nathaniel P. tailor, 10 Congress, h. Vine
Snelling Samuel, h. 1 Hancock av. 1st door from Beacon
Snow Asa B. physician, 132 Hanover
Snow Caleb H. physician, house 56 Myrtle
Snow David & Co. {S. Eldredgc)^ W. I. goods, 9 City wf.
336 DIRECTORY.
Snow Ephraim, house 12 Sheafe
Snow Ephraim L. wood, Dawes's wf. h. 19 Leveret
Snow Gideon, merchant, 24 Long wharf, h. 33 Chesnut '
Snow Heman, laborer, 30 Slillman
Snow Hezekiah H. mariner, 2 Pond
Snow Horatio G. furn. cor. Cong. & Water, h. 49 Spring
Snow Isaac, huusewright, h. rear 96 Warren
Snow (Isaac) & Gate {Ammon), bar, 14 Fulton. Snow's
house 19 Gibbs lane
Snow James, painter, house 23 Myrtle
Snow John M., 13 Long wharf
Snow Larkin & Son (Ephraim L.), wood wharf, Dawes's
wharf, hou.se 19 Leveret
Snow Martin, truckman, 91 Merrimac
Snow Philip, housewright, house rear 108 Cambridge
Snow Prince, coro. & dep. sheriff, 38 Court, h. 12 Hawk.
Snow Sarah, widow of Joseph, house 32 Chambers
Snow Sarah, nurse, 11 Unity
Snow Tho'Sj wine mer. 21 Merchants row, h.82 Temple
Snow William, painter, 14 Franklin, h. 100 Charles
Snow Zenas (Dodd & S.), house 3 Unity
Sohier Edward D. attorney, 17 Court, h. 8 Franklin pi.
Soliier William D. counsellor, 40 State, h. 8 Franklin pi.
«oley J. J. 49 State
Solis Mary, widow, Hanover avenue
Soil Caspar, housewright, h. 72 Charles
Somerby Andrew D. machinist, h. 44 Green
Somerby Horatio G. painter, Spring lane, h. 3 Salem pi.
Somerby Thomas, 3 Salem place
Somers Samuel F. housewright, h. 30 Short
Somes Edward, cooper, h. 8 Oliver
Soper Mary Francis, 10 Washington place
Sortor John, shoemaker, h. l^iedmont
Soren George S. clerk, 403 VVa.shington, boards 274 do.
Sorcn J. J. telhir Washington Bank
Soule Richard (John Brotcn <^ Co.), h. 40 Chambers
Southack F. W. clerk, 103 Milk
Southack Francis, baker, 66 Cambridge
Southard Nathaniel. Sne Webster & S,
Southard (Ziheon) & Steele (Julius C), W. L goods,
63 Purchase. Southard's house 64 Purchase
Souther Ezekiel, housewright, h. Pinckney n. Charles
Souther Isaiah, housewright, 37 Temple
Souther Job, shipwright, 3d street near Dorchester
Souther Job T. joiner, h. 4th street
DIRECTORY.
337
Souther Natlmnit>l {Lane & S.), h. rear 44 Essex
Souther William, bookbinder, 96 State, h. Minot
South^ate (Lyman), Blake (James H) & Co. (Francis-
Jidams), dry goods, 6 Kilby. S.'s h. 11 Beacon
Southvvick Joseph, leather, 20 N. Market, h. 36 High
Southvvorth Clarina, widow, 14 Short
South worth (Constant) & Nutter (Mark), victuallers^
1 Long wharf
Soward John, rigger, house rear 123 Broad
Sowdon John, intell. office, Court square, h. Alden court
Spade William, tinplale worker, Ti? Union
Spalding Benj., W. I. goods, 37 Hanover, h. 20 Pinckney
Sparhawk Lucia K. instructress, 5 Hollis
Sparhavvk (Stearns) & Buckman (J. C), curriers, 7 Nortb
side Fancuil Hall. S.'s house Harvard place
Sparrell John T. hats, 6 Market square, h. Temple
Sparrell William, architect, 64 Cornhill, h. 22 Myrtle
Sparrow Mary, boarding, 23 Williams
Spaulding B. Prescott & Solomon R. leather, 28 Broad,
B. P. S. boards Cooper ,
- Spaulding Benjamin, oysters, 52 (Jnion
Spaulding Elbridge G. house Lancaster
Spaulding (Lco««7'<;^) &, Hayden (Otis), wood, Poplar.
Spaulding's house 61 Leveret
Spaulding Solotnon, collector, house rear 61 Charter
Sp iulding Solomon R. (B. P. S^ S. R. S.), h. 1 Federal ct,
Spaulding William, cordwainer, h. Bumslead court
Spaulding (Z.P.) «& Jacobs (Geo. 6'.), grocery, Merrimae
corner Portland. S.'s house 36 Friend
Spavin Robert, captain, rear 181 Hanover
Spear Abigail S. school, south 752 Washing, h. 843 do.
Spear Benjamin A. typefounder, h. Greenough lane
Spear Edward, tallowchandler, h. 1 Blake's court
Spear Eliza, widow, 6 Charter
Spear Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, h. rear 59 Ann
Spear Eliza O. 2 Orange court
Spear Harriet, widow, 274 Washington
Spear James, cooper. Front, house 45 do.
Spear James E. paper stainer, h. Batiery
Spear John L broker, 7 Exchange, h. 47 Federal
Spear Mary, widow, 15 Essex
Spear Nancy, widow, opposite 4 Columbia
Spear Samuel, teamster, h. 5 Orange lane
Spear Samuel A. pump and blockmaker, 240 Hanover
Spear Warren, blacksmith, house 15 Essex
333 DIRECTORY.
Spear William A. stonecutter, h. 3d st. near Old Road
Spear William M. printer, h. rear 26 Congress
S(>ear Wm. T. cordwainer, 30 Congress, h. 57 1-2 Prince
Spence John {Moses Pond S/- Co.), h. Bowdoin place
Spencer Hobart, mason, h. 3 Sturgis place
Spencer Job, coachmaUer, h. 3 Harvard court
Spencer Mary, 9 North Margin
Spencer Robert B. tailor, 6 State, h. 3 Sewall place
Spencer Ebenezer, mason, North Margin
Spencer W^arren, truckman, 28 Salem
Spiller Moses, India wharf, h. rear Broadway
Spinney George, housewr't, 4 Distil-h. sq. h. 10 Myrtle
Spinney Harriet, sempstress, house 20 Lincoln
Spinney Tiiomas, printer, h. C street
Spooner Lydia, widow, 32 Chanjbers
Spooner Sherlock, cabinetmaker, 581, h. 501 Washington
Spooner William B. clerk, house 32 Chambers
Spooner William, physician, 2 Barton
Spooner Wm. B. leather & hides, 33 Broad, h. 10 Bulfinch
Spose Bartholomew, boatman, Battery
Sprague Charles, cashier Globe Bank, h. 25 Boylston
Sprague Deborah, widow, 16 Bennet
Sprague G. J. 19 India, house 583 Washington
Sprague John, Tremont corner Jefferson
Sprague Joseph, tailor, 386 Washington, h. 46 Essex
Sprague Margaret, widow, Barry's wiiarf
Sprague Mary, straw bonnet manufacturer, 95 Cambridge
Sprague Matthew, housewright, rear Broadway
Sprague Peleg, coimsellor, 17 Court, h. 46 Chesnut
Sprague Perez, laborer, 74 Purchase
Sprague Phineas & Seth, merchants, 13 Commercial wf.
P. Sprague's house 15 Milk
Sprague Reuben O. staiibuilder, h. 23 Myrtle
Sprague Samuel, bricklayer, 583 Washington
Sprague Stephen, chaisemaker, house Merrimac
Sprague William, wood wharfinger, Bull's wf. h. 35 High
Sprague William W. bookbinder, 16 Bennet
Spring I. H. See Cary & S.
Spurr William, gilder, h. Commercial opposite Gray's wf.
Stabbs William, laborer, boards rear 77 Purchase
Stack pole Charles, hatter, house 50 Tremont
Stackpole Reuben M. currier, 801 Washington, h. Arnold
Stacy George, printer, house 1 Spring street court
Stacy Joseph H. laborer, h. 2 Vine
Stacy John, grocer, 47, house 43 Essex
DIRECTORY. 339
Stacy Polly, widow, 216 Ann
Slacy William R. refreshments, Province, h. Hawkins
Stafford Edward G. accountant, 26 Joy's building
Standish James, mason, boards 40 Federal
Standish Mary, widow, 1 Barre place
Standish Miles, mason, boards 40 Federal
Standish Moses, housewright, Front, house 3 Suffolk
Stanford Joanna A. widow, h. 89 Mt. Vernon
Staniels Hazen, collector, 8 Piedmont
Staniels J. P. grain and meal, n. Warren Bridge, boards
145 Court
Stanley {Giiman), Reed (Josiah) &■ Co. (IV. H. Skinner),
W. I. goods and commis. merchants, 10 City wharf
Stanton Barbara C. widow, house Casile
Stanton (Francis), Nichols (Thaddeus,jr.) & Whitney
(Israel), merch. 19 Central wf S.'s h. Winthrop pi.
Stanton James, mariner, 16 Bennet
Stanwood Lemuel, 22 Beacon
Stanwood Samuel, painter, rear 28 Pleasant
Stanwood William, house Williams corner Atkinson
Staples George, 99 Faneuil Hall market, h. 8 Centre
Staples Isaac, house 4 Acorn
Staples J. N. & Isaac, wine merchants, City Hall
Staples James N. house corner Gridley and Purchase
Staples (John) & Nichols (R. Whellen), tailors and dra-
pers, 3 Congr(3ss square. S.'s h. 101 Washington
Starbird Nathaniel VV. tailor, 31 Dock sq. h. 9 Salem pi.
Stark Anna, widow, Battery
Stark James, house 4 Williams court
Stark John S. laborer, 164 Hanover
Stark Joseph, tailor, 43 Congress
Starkweather Mary G. widow, h 19 Tremont n. Wash.
Starret William, ironfounder, h. Distil-house square
Stearns Amos F.,junk shop, op. 60 Purchase, h. 80 do.
Stearns Asa, W. I. goods, Commercial near Hanover
Stearns Charles, mes. Tremont Bank, h. Congress court
Stearns {Charles H.) & Pulsifer (Thomas P.), grocers,
Commercial corner Ann
Stearns Curtis & Elijah, grocers, Salem corner Piince
Stearns Curtis, house 78 Salem
Stearns Eckley, 53 Faneuil Hall market
Stearns Elijah, house 63 Prince
Stearns G. & H. «& Co. (/. B. Fitch), shipchandlers, 10
Commercial wharf, h. 4 Bowdoin
Stearns G. L. house 4 Bowdoin
340 DIRECTORY.
Stearns Hannah, widow, house Merrimac
Stearns H. cap manufact. 2 ScoIIay's build, h. 1 Central ct.
Stearns H. L. house 4 Bowdoin
Stearns Jacob, merchant, Green corner Gouch
Stearns James VV. distiller, house 12 Carver
Siearns Jesse, fruit, 2G Union
Stearns John (Parks y Blackburn ^ Co.), h. 55 Beacon
Stearns John, cartman, Leveret court
Stearns Simon, W. I. goods, 8 India, h. 2 Sullivan place
Stearns Thomas, ] Central court
Stearns Timothy D. truckman, 6 Leveret
Stearns {Wm.) & Crosby (Loawmi), W. I. goods, 134
State. Stearns's house 15 Staniford
Stearns William, mason, h. rear 43 Federal
Siearns William G. counsellor, 4 Court
Stebbins C. F. pumpmaker, Otis's wharf, h. rear 89 Sea
Stebbins J. B. physician, Broadway near Dorchester
Slebbins Judah, barber, 31 Chambers, house rear
Stebbins Roderick, house rear Cross near Hanover
Stebbins Samuel, pumpmaker, Otis's wf h. 106 Purchase
Stebbins Thomas H. pumpmaker, h. 10 Pleasant st. court
Stedman Benjamin S. 87 Washington, house 2 May
Stedman Charles, printer, ]3 Marshall
Stedman Eliza, widow, 13 Marshall
Stedman Eliza Ann, widow of Elijah, h. 11 Fleet
Stedman John, 87 Washington, house 2 May
Stedman Josiah, jr. (Talhot fy S.), h. 9 Elm
Stedman Walter, 6 Otis place
Stedman Wm M. & Co. (Joseph ^. White), W, L goods,
438 Washington. Stedman's house Kneeland
Steele Charles, housewright, boards GO Pleasant
Steele Coral and Frederick, board 20 La Grange place
Steele Gurdon, cashier North Bank, h. 3 N Brighton
Steele Julius C. (Southard &, S.), house 117 Purchase
Steel Robert, fruit, 26 Dock, hoards 34 Poplar
Stephens Joseph, machinist, h. 17 S. Russell
Stephenson Thomas, dep. sh'ffand jailor, h. Leveret
Stetson Alpheus, ship joiner, Dorchester st. S. Boston
Stetson Caleb, shoes, 10 Broad, h. 28 La Grange place
Stetson Charles A. h. 15 Somerset place
Stetson Clement. See Smith & S.
Stetson John, 8 Tileston
Stetson Joshua & Co. (Lebhciis S.), dry g'ds, 85 Hanov.
Stetson (Lebbeus) & Goodwin (Joseph), lumber, Com-
mercial. S.'s house 69 Hanover
DIRECTORY. 341
Stetson Sarah, milliner, 69 Hanover
Stetson William, shipwright, h. A street
Stevens Abraham L. smith, Fulton, h. 116 Salem
Stevens A. L. jr. See Pratt & S.
Stevens Amos, bal. fac.5 South side Faneuil Hall
Stevens Annas, widow, opposite bU Tremont
Stevens Benjamin, merchant, 595 Wash. h. 40 Pleasant
Stevens B. Franklin, chairs, 113 Cambr. h. 60 Myrtle
Stevens Benj.imin W. (Lciois & S.), h. 5 Bradford place
Stevens Charles. See David Carter & Co.
Stevens Caroline A. widow of Charles, 1 Stillman place
Stevens Collins (D. Carte?- & Co.), h. 3 May place
Stevens Ebenezer, physician, 13 Long wf h. Broadway
Stevens Edward L. {liridge & S.), house 3 Arch
Stevens Eliza, nurse, 1 Elliot court
Stevens Eliza, widow of Ebenezer, 48 Orange
Stevens Elizabeth, 54 Prince
Stevens Geo. cordwainer, h. Garden cor. Southac
Stevens Gideon, laborer, rear 13 Sea
Stevens Hiram, 16 Pitts *
Stevens {Isaac), Fisher (Francis) & Co. (Wm,. Parker),
mer. 23 & 24 Central wf Stevens's h. 135 Trem.
Stevens James, planemaker, 5, h. 6 Merrimac
Stevens John, housewright, h. 6 W. Centre
Stevens John, Sec. Common. Ins. Co. h. 683 Washington
Stevens John H. printer, house 4th street
Stevens Joseph, inspector of Customs, h. 77 Purchase
Stevens Loriman G. See Howe & S.
Stevens Luther, cop'pl. print. 6 Slate, h. r. 81 Mt. Vern.
Stevens Samuel M. housewright, h. l^urnpike
Stevens Seriah, chemical worker, h. Dorchester street
Stevens Silas, provisions, op. 38 Federal, h. 24 do.
Stevens Simeon, teamster, Cambridge
Stevens William. See Leighton & S.
Stevenson Andrew, rear 80 Tremont
Stevenson Galen L. cabinetmaker, h. Canton r. Suffolk
Stevenson J. Thomas, 35 Central wf h. 43 Chesnut
Stevenson William, notary public, 51 State, boards at
40 School
Stevenson {William) & Dyer {Daniel Jl.), pumpmakers,
head Foster's wharf S.'s house 2 Purchase
Stewart Abigail, widow, h. Bridge street court
Stewart Alexander, upholsterer, 32 Tremont. n. Wash.
Stewart Andrew, stonecutter, house 56 Pond
Stewart Adam, physician, house Washington cor. Lenox
48
34*2 DIRECTORY.
Stewart Edward, printer, h. Bridge street court
Stewart Jabez, 16 Fleet
t Stewart John, handcartman, h. MarJxet place
Stewart John, housewright, h. 606 Washington
Stewart Matthaw, moulder, Turnpike
Stewart Robert H. upliolsterer, 32 Tremont, n. Wash.
Stewart Thomas, cordwainer, Williams court
Slickney Elizabeth T. widow, 23 S. Russell
Stickney Joseph P. Eastern Stage House
Stickney John, brassfo under, S. Margin
Stickney Josiah, distillery, Front, W. I. goods, 16 India,
h. 116 Tremont
Stickney Prentiss, clerk, house 6 Orange lane
Stickney Samuel, housewright, house 4th street
Stickney Silas, jr. h. 16 Brighton
Stickney {William) & Goodridge (Frederick), W. I.
goods, 12 Chatham. Stickney's h. 2 Sewall place
Stieger Conrad, sugar refiner, h. Short street court
Stiles Moses, housewright, 13 Cross
Still Lucy, widow, 2 Murray place
Slillman Samuel (T. IV. Baldwin <^ Co.), b. 15 West
Stimpson Abigail, widow, rear 42 Prince
Stimpson Abigail, school, 1 Harvard, h. do.
Stimpson Amelia, laundress, 85 Prince
Stimpson Andrew B. bookbinder, h. rear 2d street
Stimpson Charles, Sec. Amer. Ins. Co. h. South st. court
Stimpson Charles, jr. bookseller and stationer, 72 Wash.
house 20 Williams
Stimpson Frederick H. boards 12 Leveret
Stimpson H. & F. (Herbert H. &. Fred. H.), stove and
tin ware manufactory, 127 State, h. 103 Purchase,
See Advertisement on cover
Stimpson Isaac H. bookbinder, boards South st. court
Stimpson John, clerk to Directors House of Industry.
Faneuil Hall, h. 32 Warren
Stimpson Joseph, laborer, Broadway
Stimpson Mary, widow, 47 Pleasant
Stimpson Sarah, widow, 28 Purchase
Stimpson William C. & Co. (Edw. Brinley,), druggists.
3 south sideF. Hall, h. 12 Leveret
Stimson Caleb, house 13 Avon place
Stirason John, clerk, house 3 Orange place
Stimson Lovet, dancing master, house 33 Allen
Stirason Moses F. (Foster, Cowdin & Co.),h. 102 Warren
Stimson Susan, ISBennet
DIRECTORY. 343
Stimson Samuel, house Elliot corner Barre place
Stimson , brassfounder, 1 Murray place
Stinson William, housewright, house 4 North JMargin
St. John E, B. 86 State
Stocker Anna R. boarding, 4 Tremont place
Stocker John, upholsterer, 12 Bulfinch /
Stocker Sarah, 1 West Cedar
Stockman James, captain, house 43 Essex
Stockman John, housewright, h.4 Haymarket place
Stockwell Joseph, truckman, 8 Mechanic
Stockwell Samuel, scene painter, boards 17 Franklin pL
Stcddard Betsey, widow of Hezekiah, h. G4 Chesnut
Stoddard Betsy, house G Garden
Stoddard ('apen, instructer, 72 Bedford
Stoddard Charles {Echoards & 5'.), house 3 Franklin
Stoddard (David) & Hill (Jer.), commission merciiants,
7 Central wharf, house Mt. Vernon
Stoddard Erastus, blacksmith, house 110 Warren
Stoddard Gridley, housewright, 32 Cambridge
Stoddard Isaiah, housew't, Bumstead ct. h. 3 Fayette ct.
Stoddard John, upholsterer, house 26 Short
Stoddard John B. house 39 Friend
Stoddard Lewis T. {Gordon & S.), house 7 Staniford
Stoddard Thomas J. cordwainer, house 4 Battery
Stodder Elizabeth, widow, 55 Charter
Stodder Jacob F. tailor, 7 Congress sq. h. Pinckney
Stodiier Joseph, surveyor, 6 Richmond
Stodder R. H. (Thomas Tarbdl & Co.), house 3 Centre
Stodder Samuel C. sailmaker, house 199 Hanover
Stodder William P. barroom, 4 Hanover, house Leveret
Stokes James, boarding house, 253 Ann
Stokes James, mariner, house rear 110 Sea
Stone Benj. T. & Sawyer S., dry goods, 317 Washing.
house 40 Essex
Stone (Daniel) &. White (Robert), wood, Cambridge.
Stone's house 12 Charles
Stone Dan'l P. dry g'ds, 26 Kilby, b'rds East. Stage Ho.
Stone Ebenezer W clothing, 35 Brattle
Stone Edwin, barroom, Merrimac
Stone Henry B. Pres. Suffolk Bank, house 81 Temple
Stone (J. £. j, Seaver (lYorman) & Bush (S. L.), dry
goods, 19 Kilby. Stone's house 65 Belknap
Stone John, pianoforte maker, )i.44 Fayette
Stone John S. Rev. house Temple place
Stone Joseph & Co. stable, 52 Hanover, house 1 Hull
344 DIRECTORY.
Stone Joshua, pianoforte maker, h. Essex n. Washington
Stone Lewis, 8 Dock square
Stone Lucy, widow, 30 School corner Province
Stone Mary, 25 Pleasant
Stone Martha and Margaret, laundresses, 4 Orange lane
Stone Nathan, wheelwrigJit, Pond, h. North Margin
Stone Nathan, prov. Parkman's mar. h. r. Ill Cambridge
Stone Nathaniel, jr. dry goods, 381 Wash. h. 30 School
Stone Otis F. &, Co. {Thomas Howe), grocers, 77, house
101 Chambers
Stone P. A. See Bonney & S.
Stone (P. R. L.) & Crosby {Frederick), W. I. goods^
Charles corner Cambridge. Stone's h. 24 Bridge
Stone Rhodolphus, h. 40 Brighton
Stone Sawyer S. (J5. T. <^ S.'" S. Stone), house 40 Essex
Stone Stephen S. innholder, City Tavern, Brattle
Stone Thomas J. {Lecain & S.), house 4 Causeway
Stone William W. {JV. 4^ S. Laivrence ^ S.) house 46
Bowdoin
Stone William, mariner, 4 Orange lane
Storer David Humphreys, physician, 14 Winter
Storer Robert B. merchant, 47 India wf. h. Hancock av.
Story Franklin H. 20 Chesnut
Storey John, glass cutter, rear C street
Stove David, boarding house, Berry
Stover Sylvester, house 48 Milk
Stow Baron, Rev. 11 Sheafe
Stow Edward, clerk, house 1 Bridge street court
Stow John P. bookbinder, 240 Ann
Stow Truman, w'd & coal, Packard's wf. h. 15 Gibbs la.
Stowe Freeman {M. S. Lincoln & Co.), h. 2. Prov. H. ct.
Stowell Charles, mason, house 33 South Russell
Stowell Caleb, mason, Charles, corner Chesnut
Stowell Jane, widow, 46 Pleasant
Stowell John, painter, house 4G Pleasant
Stowell Seth, constable, 6 Turnpike
Stowell Thomas, machinist, 17 Tremont
Stowers Benjamin, laborer, Blackstone
Stowers James, house South Margin
Strange Abiel, housewright, h. 49 Hancock
Strand Christian, rigger, house 131 Broad
Stratton Frederick, grocer, 1, house 3 George
Stratton Frink, auctioneer, 5 Water, house 42 Spring
Stratton John, W. L g'ds, 50 Central, h. 7 Sturgis place
Strattoii Jonas, teamster, house 55 Pond
DIRECTORY. 345
Street Thomas, boarding house, 209 Ann
Streeter Natiuin H. See G;i><e & S.
Streeter Sally, widow, rear 585 Washington
Streeter Sebastian, Rev. h. 202 Hanover
Strong Abraham, refiner of wines, h. Harvard phace
Strong Alexander, shoe store, 401 VVasli. b'ds Morton pi.
Strong Charles D. bookbinder, 02 Cornhill, h. F st.
Strong Louisa P. boarding, h. 130 Pleasant
Strong VVoodbridge, physician, 18 Winter
Stuart Arthur, ag't Bos.'and W. raid road, h. 1 JefFerson
Stuart Esther E. dressmaker, 61 Cambridge
Stuart Polly, widow, Tremont corner JetFerson
Stuart Silas, clothing, Ann cor. Centre, h. 11 Centre
Stuart Susan, widow, house 22 Richmond
Stuart. See Stewart
Stubbs Ebenezer, shipwright, Ann street court
Studley Warren, housewright, boards 40 Federal
Sturgis Elizabeth, widow ofUussell, 11 South
Sturgis Harriet, house 101 Cambridge
Sturgis Joseph C. cordwainer, 13 Howard, h. 43 Myrtle
Sturgis William {Bnjant, S. & Co.), house 52 Summer
Sturtevant Earl, 14 School
Sturtevant William, 16 Long wharf
St. Victor Roland, printer, house 106 Tremont
Sullaway John, stagedriver, h. Bedford cor. Columbia
Sullivan Daniel, boarding, 84 Broad
Sullivan Daniel, 12 Slillman
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, Hanover avenue
Sullivan Dennis, laborer. Broad, opposite Maine wf.
Sullivan James, stevedore, rear 12 Washington place
Sullivan James, laborer, 153 Broad
Sullivan James, machinist, h. rear 714 Washington
Sullivan Jeremiah, blacksmith, house A street
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, 104 Broad
Sullivan John, laborer, 153 Broad
Sullivan John, mariner, rear 63 Elliot
Sullivan John O. laborer, Broad, opposite Maine wf.
Sullivan John, house 102 Chambers
Sullivan John J. pilot, house 2 Moon
Sullivan (Jolin IV.) & Barbour (John JV.), raer. 25 Cora.
Sullivan Michael, laborer, Gibbs lane
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, 153 Broad ; another, r. 149 do.
Sullivan Richard, house 1 Hancock av. c. Mt. Vern. pi.
Sullivan Simon, gardener, h. 18 Myrtle
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, house rear 38 Court
49
346 DIRECTORY.
Sullivan William, counsellor, Court sq. h. 15 Chesnut
Sumner Amos, tailor, 45 Brattle, h. North Grove
Sumner Bradford, counsellor, 20 Com-t, h. 25 Hancock
Sumner Cliarles, attorney, 4 Court, h. 20 Hancock
Sumner Charles P. sherift', h. 20 Hancock
Sumner E^bonezer, jr. 37 and 39 Fan. Hall market
Sumner F. A. physician, 13 School
Sumner Henry, house 20 Hancock
Sumner Jesse, broker, 2 Exchange, h. 25 Chesnut
Sumner Luther, housevvright, rear GGO Washington
Sumner Timo. A. {Smith, Blanchard 4 f^o.), h. 36 Milk
Sunks Anthony, laborer, CImmbers st. court
Suter John, captain, 5 Avon place n-
Sutherland George, jeweller, 17 Friend
Sutherland George, jr. dry g'ds, Hanover corner Cross
Sutton Catharine, Rubinson lane
Sutton Enoch, watchmaker, 377 Washing, h. 10 Avery-
Sutton Maria, milliner, 338 Washington
Swain Darius, house Commercial near Board alley
Swain Otis, boarding house, 09 Congress
Swallow Asa, mason. Garden court
Swan Abigail, widow, 4 Piedmont
Swan Thomas, teller Columbian Bank
Swan Thomas, housewright, G Bartlett
Swasey J. H. {Buye.nton & 5.), boards 9 Elm
Swasey Mary, widow of Joseph, boarding, 10 South
Swasey Rufus, clerk, Portland corner Hanover
Sweeney James, laborer, Broadway
Sweeny John, laborer, Middlesex near Castle
Sweeny John, laborer, 11 HamilKm
Sweeny John, tobaccon. 14 S. Market, h. op. 37 S. Rus.
Sweeny John, laborer, A street
Sweney Charles, lighterman, house Sun court
Sweney Dennis, lighterman, h. 1st st. near I street
Sweney Lawrence, lighterman, Sun court
Sweney Miles, lighterman, house Sun court
Sweet Aaron, clerk, h. 10 Crescent place
Sweet Charles E. house 10 Crescent place
Sweet Elizabeth, North Margin
Sweet Jabez, tailor, lu)upe 5 Centre
Sweet James S. watchmaker, 8G Ann, h. 5 Centre
Sweet (John H.) & Roberts (Benjaniin J5.), jewellers, r.
87 Washington. S. boards 18 Hanover
Sweet Nathaniel, mason, 119 Hanover
Sweet {Wm. L.) & Piper (Geo. C), dry goods, 120 Han--
over, h. 5 Centre
DIRECTORY. 347
Sweett Mehitabel, widow, Broadway
Sweetser Asa, 3G Salein
Sweetser Benjamin, 2 Causeway
Sweetser Benjamin G. agent brewery, house S, Cedar
Sweetser George, butclier, U. Knox
Sweetser Isaac, Secretary Washington Ins. Company
Sweetser John, fruit & groceries, 200 Wash. h. 31 Fayette
Sweetser Moses M., W. I. goods, Commer. n. Hanover
Sweetser (Sam.) & Penniman (Henry), shoes, 9 Wash.
Sweetser Sarali, widow, 85 Salem
Swetland Orson, bookbinder, rear 142 Hanover
Swett Joseph, grocer, house Broadway
Swett Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. Province near School
Swett Moses A. cordwainer, h. 8 Norfolk place
Swett Samuel (W. B. S. <^ Co.), h. 28 Hancock
Swett Sam. W., Vice Pres. Nat. Ins. Co. h. 4 Hayward pi.
Swett Sarah, milliner, 369 Washington
Swett Silas, cordwainer, 19 Essex, h. 8 Norfolk place
Swett Tasker H. merchant, house 60 Beacon
Swett Wm. B. & Co. (Samuet), mer. 10 Custom-h. st.
Swift Agnes, 28 Charter
Swift (Charles) & Redman (Eli), cloth cleansers, South
Cedar near Church, house do.
Swift John J. (Parker (!y- S.), house 28 Charter
Swift Mary, dry goods, 78 Ann, house 12 Centre
Swift Mary B. widow, 277 Washington
Swindell John, cordwainer, 135 Br(jad
Swords John, handcartman, h. 6 Bath
Sylvester Adam. See Gardner &'S.
Sylvester Nancy, widow, 7 Prospect
Symmes Edmund, clerk, 235 Wash, b'ds 1 Sevvall place
Symmes (Jo/ui) & Eaton (Charles F.), W. I. goods,
Brimmer's T
Symmes John, cabinetmaker, 16 Distil-house square
Symmes Luther, 14 Butler row, house 41 Boylston
Symonds John H. hairdresser, 43 Cong. h. 8 Hartford pi.
TABER FRANKLIN, stonecutter. Canal, h. 21 Bright.
Taber (Job) & Smith (^. G.), carpets, 76 Washington
Taber Job, house 11 Green
Tabor Eliza, nurse, 11 Portland
Taft Joseph R. laborer, opposite 65 Sea
Taft Samuel J. boarding house, 484 Washington
Taggard John, 355 Washington
Tairiter (^Daniel A.) & Weeks (Math'l), provisions, Derne
348 DIRECTORY.
Taintpr William C. home 3 Salt lane
Tak J. J. V. D. crockery ware, 300, house 318 Washing.
Talbot Abigail, boarding, 11 Beacon
Tall)ot George, housewriglit, rear 730 Washington
Talbot Geo. VV. boards 9 Elm
Talbot {G. JV.) »fc Steduian {Josiah, jr.) crock. 31 Union
Tailack John, mariner, Hanover avenue
Tallant Jacob, watchman, 2 Oliver place
Taney William, house rear 3' 1-2 Spring
Tapley Warren, clerk, h. 101 VVasliirigton
Tapley Wm. provisions, 95 Chambers, h. Spring st. pi.
Tappan John, merchant, 76 Slate, h. 30 Summer
Tappan John G. (Townsend S,'- T.), h. 30 Summer
Tappan Lewis W. (Hoibrook S,' T.), h. 30 Summer
Tarbell Silas P. merchant, house 9 Sudl)ury
Tarbell Thomas & Co. {R. II. Stodder ^ Charles Faulk-
ner). Europ & India g'ds, 55 Water, h. 11 Avon pi.
Tarbett Lendail F. clotliing, 83 Commercial
Tarbox Esther, nurse, 2 High street place
Tarbox William, housewright, house 40 Poplar
Target William, housewright, 5lh street
Tarlton Harriet, widow, toy shop, Derne
Tarr Betsey, widow, 759 Washingttm
Tarr David S. housewrighi, house 4 South Margin
Tarrett Joseph *t Sons, 70 State
Tasker Ebenezer, grocer, 32G Ann. h. 2 Bennet pF.
Tasker Matthew, painter, rear 39 Essex
Tates Susan, widow, rear 6 Hollis
Tates William, mason, rear C Hollis
Tavares Joseph, stevedore, h. Hanover avenue
Taylor (/aleb, housewriglit, rear Broadway
Taylor Charles W. bookkeeper City Bank, h. 6 Minot -
Taylor Charles, house Haymarket place
Taylor Daniel, tailor, h. rear Merrimac
Taylor {Daniel) &■ Waldron {Samuel W.), crockery
ware, 59 Broad. Taylor's h. 15 Leveret
Taylor Eber, housewright, 37 West Cedar
Taylor Edward, boatman, house Battery
Taylor {Dan I) & Gove {J. D.), fruit, 1 Faneuil market.
Taylor's house 10 Pitts
Taylor Edward T. Rev. house Garden court
Taylor Franklin, carpenter, house rear 103 Pleasant
Taylor Frederick, wood wf. Canal, h. 34 Friend
Taylor George, pianoforte maker, h. 17 Short
Taylor George, teamster, 42 Friend .
DIRECTORY. 349
Taylor Henry, painter, house 82 Summer
Taylor Isaac, laborer, S. Margin
Taylor Isaac, jr. housewright, rear 12 N. Russell
Taylor James, house 27 Blossom
Taylor James, laborer, 3 Scott court
Taylor Jesse, machinist, house rear 235 Washington
Taylor John, laborer, house 195 Hanover
Taylor John, laborer, h. Grove corner Southac
Taylor Joseph VV. & Co. {George A. Reed), VV. I. goods,
22 Elm. T.'s house 190 Hanover
Taylor Lewis, Commercial near Charlestown bridge
Taylor Lucia, widow, 69 Bedford
Taylor Luther, fruit dealer, house 28 Leveret
Taylor Mary, widow of Rufus G., 16 Summer
Taylor Owen, stevedore. Commercial near Ann
Taylor Philip, housewright. Silver
Taylor Ralph, mariner, Salutation
Taylor Sophia, widow, house 45 Federal
Taylor Warren, cabinetmaker, h. 4 Jefferson
Taylor William, cabinetmaker, house rear 67 Elliot
Taylor William, surveyor office, 131 Court
Taylor William, 201 Ann
Taylor William, house 69 Bedford
Taylor William, jr. hardware, 408 Washington
Tead Edw. L. sailmaker, 3 Commercial, h. r. 354 Wash.
Teal Elizabeth, widow, 85 Tremont
Tebbetts Horace B., 30 Kilby, house 65 Chambers
Tebbetls John C. dry goods, 30 Kilby, h. 65 Chambers
Tedder Betsy, 364 Washington
Teevans John, laborer, house Boylston place
Temple Horace L, Nat. Ins. Co. h. Centre c. May
Temple James L. handcartman, h. rear 16 S. Bennet
Templeton John, stonecutter, Charles cor. Cambridge
Tenney Amasa, cooper, 24 Long wf. h. Richmond
Tenney B. Franklin & Amos, dry goods, 397 Wash.
Tenney Gilbert, handcartman, Sudbury square
Tenney John, housewright. Turnpike
Tenney John, boards 30 Federal
Tenney Samuel, assis. Pres. Mer. Ins. Co. h. Commercial
near Hanover
Tenney Samuel C. baker, h. Prince cor. Margaret
Tenney Samuel N. hard ware, 7 Union, h. 6 Unity ct.
Tenny Marshall, merchant, 4 Central wf h. 9 Howard
Tenny Oliver, cotton warehouse, Milk near Kilby, house
1 Sewalj place
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350 DIRECTORY.
Tenny William P. house 28 Prince
Terry Deborah & Julia, tailoresses, rear 65 Elliot
Terry H. G. See Whitney & T.
Tewksbury Abijah R. lighterman, 77 Charter
Tewksbury James, 147 Ann
Tewksbury William, jr. captain, 127 rear 129 Pleasant
Thacher Caroline, widow of Charles, h. 40 Chesnut
Thacher Charles, house 40 Chesnut
Thacher George & Co. {Isaac Thacher), W. I. goods, 31
Long wf. house 4 Sewall place
Thacher George C. mer. h. Broadway near Turnpike
Thacher George M., 50 State, house Chesnut
Thacher Peter O., Judge Munic. Court and counsellor,
Court square, house 10 Chesnut
Thacher^(7'Aoma5) & B'lWwgs (William G.), cotton deal-
ers, 20 Long wf. Thacher's h. 7 Milton place
Thatcher B. B. attorney, 33 Court
Thatcher David, dry goods, 26 Central
Thatcher (Peter) & Fearing (Andrew C), dry goods, 90
State. Thatcher's house 34 Mt. Vernon
ThaxterA. W. jr. (Bates o/- Co.), house 99 Tremont
Thaxter Adam W. house 3 i\.llen
Thaxter David, blacksmith, boards 90 Front
Thaxter Jacob, painter, h. Thaxter place
Thaxter Jonathan, house 42 Leveret
Thaxter Mary Ann, nurse, 472 Washington
Thaxter Sam. math. inst. mak. 125 State, h. 41 Pinckney
Thaxter Seth, carpenter, Nassau, house 83 Warren
Thaxter Theodore, harness maker, Boylston sq. house
Wheeler's court
Thaxter Warren, cabinetmaker. Sea, house 51 South
Thaxter William, housewright, house 3 Jefferson
Thayer Barnabas, blacksmith, house 4th street
Thayer B. W. house 12 Somerset place
Thayer Catherine, schoolmistress, rear Broadway
Thayer Charles, cordwainer, house 677 Washington
Thayer Charles Lowell, house Gridley
Thayer Cotton, Commercial near Hanover
Thayer Deborah, boarding, 133- Court
Thayer Ebenezer, clerk. Cook court
Thayer Elias B. house 12 Ash
Thayer Eli, jr. house 5 Milk
Thayer (Elijah) & Bates (Joshua C), 14 N. Market
Thayer Elijah, boards at Exchange
Tliayer Eiizabetii F. dressmaker, 677 Washington
DIRECTORY. 351
Thayer Ephraim, enginebuilder, rear 676 Washington
Thayer George, housewright, h. rear Distil-house square
Thayer George VV. & Brothers (Luther, jr. ^ Seth T.),
shoes, 22 Merchants row, h. 11 Staniford
Thayer Henry, printer, house South Margin
Thayer Hetn-y P. brassfounder, Thacher
Thayer Hoi lis, boards at Exchange
Thayer Joel & Hollis & Co. (C. R. Thayer), W. U
goods, 33 India
Thayer Joel, house 40 Atkinson
Thayer John, mariner, 72 Ann
Thayer John E. broker, 49 State, house 3 Pearl
Thayer Joseph, ohairpainter, 63 Cornhill, h. Noyes pi.
Thayer Joseph H. house 9 Washington place
Thayer Luther, jr., 22 Merchants row, h. 11 Chambers
Thayer Nathaniel, jr. (Preston ^ T.), h. 2 Somerset ct.
Thayer Rebecca, laundress, rear 27 Milk
Thayer Richard, surveyor, Short, h, 53 Essex
Thayer Sarah, house Tileston, corner Unity
Thayer Sarah, widow, 83 Charter
Thayer Seth T. See G. W. T. & Brothers
Thayer Sylvanus, Col. Engineers, U. S. A. h. 13 Allen
Thayer Stephen, engine builder, Front, h. r. 555 Wash.
Thayer Sumner, blacksmith, house C street
Thayer Susan A. leeching establishment, 5 Milk
Thayer Susannah T. widow of Nathaniel F. h. Gridley
Thayer Thomas, blacksmith, h. 14 Piedmont
Thayer Thomas A. sailmaker, Wales's wf. h. 4th street
Thayer Warren, hair work, 22 Hanover, h. 32 Spring
Thayer William, hides, 62 Broad, house 104 Chambers
Thayer Wm. T. housewright, 22 Short, h. r. 6 Elliot
Thayer William W. house 12 Somerset place
Thing Joseph, captain, h. 30 Washington place
Thing Samuel, pump and block maker, 2 North square
Thissell Lucy, nurse, house Commercial near the bridge
Thissell Paul, laborer. Commercial near Ann
Thorn Sophia, widow, house Broadway
Thomas Abraham, tailor, house Harvard place
Thomas Alexander, physician, 35 Tremont
Thomas Charles, house 1 Myrtle court
Thomas Charles A., W. I. goods, 326 Washington, b'ds
20 La Grange place
Thomas Elizabeth, widow, nurse, 15 South Russell
Thomas George P. mer. 4 India wf. h. 13 Spring
Thomas Hannah, widow, Lane place
S52 DIRECTORY,
Thomas Josiah, cordw. 48 Congress, h. Market c. Merri.
Thomas Luke, 48 Tremont
Thomas Mark VV. painter, 44 Congress, h. Sonthac ct.
Thomas Seth J. hat store, 60 Wash. h. 5 S. Bennet
Thomas Sylvaniis (£. Shaic <& Co.), boarding, 44 Milk
Thomas Thomas K. house 133 Tremont
Thomas William (Russell ^^ T.), house Pearl
Thomas Wrn. housewright, Commer. op. Bartlett's wf.
Thomas William, clerk, house 101 Washington
Thompson Abigail, widow, Bulfinch place
Thompson Amasa, pumpmaker, house 82 Summer
Thompson Amos G. (M. S. Lincoln ^ Co.), h. 6 Otis pi,
Thompson B. L. merchant, 58 Long wharf
Thompson (Charles) & Lapham (Luther), iron and steel,
2 City wharf
Thompson Calvin, housewright, rear Lyman place
Thompson Dolly S. corsetmaker, Hawley cor. Frank, pi.
Thompson Ebenezer, innkeeper, Mansion House, Milk
Thompson Ebenezer, boarding, 8 Centre
Thompson Erasmus, shipwright, W. & Pratt's ways, h.
4 Snowhill
Thompson Gabriel H. mathemat. school, 2 Rowe's wf.
Thompson George, house 13 Avon place
Thompson G. «&, James L. com. mer. 28 Long wharf
Thompson Henry, housewright, Commer. near Foster
Thompson James, whitesmith, house 62 Essex
Thompson James, laborer, rear Broadway
Thompson James M. comm. merchant, 13 Long wharf
Thompson Jeremiah B. See Fessenden, T. <fc Co.
Thompson Jesse, infirmary, Mt. Vernon c. Charles
Thompson Jonathan, shoemaker, house Sweetser court
Thompson (John) & Morton (Wm.), W. L goods, 25
Foster's wf T.'s house 571 Washington
Thompson John, jr. cordwainer, 26 Federal
Thompson John, cordwainer, rear 65 Ann
Thompson John T. caulker, rear 5 Tileston
Thompson Joseph, cordwainer, rear 6 Charter
Thompson Martha, widow, 606 Washington
Thompson Moses, mason, 90 Warren
Thompson Newell A., 17 Court, house 14 W. Cedar
Thompson Ralph, 6 City Hall, house 18 Gouch
Thoujpson Samuel, laborer, 22 Richmond
Thompson Samuel, grocer, 29 Front, h. rear 409 Wash.
Thompson S. T. teller New England Bank
Thompson Thomas, merchant, 10 Beacon
DIRECTORY.
353
Thompson Thomas H. physician, 157 1-2 Hanover
Thompson Thos. M. hardware, 13 Merch. row, h. 5 Allen
Thompson Timothy, agent, Boston Iron Co., 8 Comm. wf.
Thompson Wm. & Co. (J. M. Dexter), bakers, S. Margin
Thompson William, mastmaker, house Salem
Thompson William, nnariner. Henchman lane
Thompson William, blockmaker, h. 82 Summer
Thorn James, 44 Pond
Thorndike Augustus, merchant, 52 Beacon
Thorndike Edward, druggist, 63 Cambridge, h. 26 Spring
Thorndike Israel, merchant, h. Beacon corner Belknap
Thorndike John H. 61 State
Thorndike John P. 61 State, house 50 Boylston
Thorndike Mary M. widow of Charles, h. 5 Otis place
Thorndike William, President Nat. Insurance Company
Thorndike Zelotes, mason, 1 Marston place
Thornton Barney, laborer, Merrimac
Thorp Charles & H. housewrights, Pond
Thorp Ezekiel, housewright, h. 69 Tremont
Thorp Joshua, house 3 Foster place
Thorp Sarah, widow, Hanover avenue
Thorp Thomas, victualler, house 139 Cambridge
Thresher Eben., cor. sec. N. B. Ed. Soc. 13 Joy's build.
house 82 Mount Vernon
Thresher Mary, widow, rear 612 Washington
Thurlow Elizabeth, widow. Church near S. Cedar
Thurston Caleb, wharfinger, 4ih street, h. B street
Thurston Daniel, teamster, h. Broadway
Thurston George B. and Edwin, h. 6 Wheeler's court
Thurston Leonard, blacksmith, h. 3 Friend street place
Thurston Lyman, stereotype found'r, Water, h. 6 Wendell
Thurston {IV. S.) & Bird (E. B.), dry goods, 9 Central.
Thurston's house 10 Bulfinch
Thwing {S. C.) & Perkins {Ste.ph. H.), mer. 28 India wf.
Thwing Wm., W. I. g'ds, 28 Cent, wf h. Green c. Gouch
Tibbets'john, stevedore, rear 39 Prince
Tibbetts Isaac, teamster, h. Hawkins
Tibbetts Timothy, house Franklin avenue
Tioknor Wm. D. bookseller, 135 Wash. h. 14 Pinckney
Tidd Martha, widow of Jacob, h. 87 Chambers
Tiffany Lyman, 83 Kilby, house 13 West
Tiiihe James, grocer, 118 Ann
Tiffhe Lucy A. widow, boarding h., cor. Atkmson & Milk
Ti^he Philip, laborer, rear Broadway
Tifden Bryant P. merchant, house 4 Bumstead place
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354 DIRECTORY.
Tilden Culman, mason, boards 2 Bradford place
Tilden David, 34 Tremont
Tilden David, mason, 41 Brid2;e
Tilden Enos, tailor, 253 Wasliington, h. Poplar
Tilden John, domestic*, goods, 9 Doane
Tilden Joseph, President C(jlumbian Bank, h. 10 South
Tilden Joseph, mason, 110 Charles
Tilden Joseph W. house 110 Charles
Tilden Nathan, housevvri<fhi, h. Broadway
Tileston Mary, widow of Jcihn, 21 Purchase
Tileston Nathaniel W. pianofortemaker, li. 1 Jefferson pi.
Tileston Otis, dry goods, 174 Washington, h. May
Tileston Sarah, widow, house 3 Derne
Tileston Thomas, bouse 23 Pnrrhase
Tileston Timothy, planemaker, 54, house 75 Front
Tileston Timothy, jr. planemaker, house Ash
Tileston William H. house 3 Derne
Tileston William, chaisemaker, boards 5 Province H. ct.
Tillson John, shoe stock, 44 N. Market, house 48 Poplar
Tillson David, slater, Friend below Travers
Tilton Benjamin, dry goods, 36 Central
Tilton Dearborn W. painter, 4th street
Tilton Ebenezer, housewright, A street
Tilton Sarah, house South Russell
Timmins Henry, 21 State, house Mount Vernon
Timmins Martin, handcartman, Friend near Travers
Timoney John, laborer, rear 32 Pond
Timson John, jr. stove trimmer, li. 547 Washington
Tinkham Jeremiah, captain, 44 Fayette
Tinkham Sylvanus, victual'r, 123 Cambr. h.l Southac ct.
Tirrell {Artemas) & Mosman {Rafus), con\ dealers, Cross
near Commercial. T.'s house 10 Stillman
Tirrell Cynthia C. dressmaker, Belknap cor. Myrtle
Tirrell Edward C. shoe store, 26 Ann, house rear do.
Tirrell Elizabeth, widow, rear 10 Prince
Tirrell Isaac, boxmaker, 4 Blake's court
Tirrell Job, housewright, 59 Warren
Tirrell John {Faij ^ T.), house 3 Nassau
Tirrell Jacob P. 167 Hanover
Tirrell Oakes, boxmaker, 3 Blake's court
Tirrell Samuel L. 99 Charter
Tirrell Thomas, shoes, 47 North Market, h. 9 Friend
Tisdale (Mace) <fc Hewins (5. K.), hides and leather,
1 Long wharf. T.'s house 15Rowe place
Titcomb Enoch J. clockmaker, r. 37 Wash, b'ds 33 Milk
DIRECTORY.
355
Titcomb Epliraim, shippin<]; office, 79 Broad, h. 1 17 Purch.
Titcomb George, school, Pembertoii hill, h. 1 Garland pi.
Titcomb Robert, pianoforte maker, h. rear 727 Washing;.
Titcomb Samuel B. house Humphrey place
Titcomb Stephen, provisions, 60 Myrtle, h. 6 Myrtle ct.
Titcomb Stephen, refreshm'ts, 79 Broad, b'ds 117 Purch.
Titcomb Thomas, ropemaker, house 3 Carver
Titus Benjamin, plasterer, 10 Milton
Tobey Charles, clerk, house 80 Temple
Toby Joseph, laborer, house Creek square
Todd Catherine, widow of Jacob, 85 Purchase
Todd Charles H. dry g'ds,70 Kilby, b'ds N. E. Coffee H.
Todd Frederick A. 70 Kilby, boards N. E. Coffee House
Todd Thos., W. I. g'ds, I4(j Pleasant, b'ds 7 Pleas'nt st. ct.
Tolman Adeline, dressmaker, 585 Washington
Tolman Christopher, paperstuiner, h. 20 Cross
Tolman Henry, painter, h. 487 Washington
Tolman James (Macombcr S/- T.), h. Howard
Tolman Joseph A. {Brlard & T.), boards 2 Central ct.
Tolman Nath'i, furniture, 380 & 384 Wash, b'ds 447 do.
Tolman Nathaniel, housewright, h. rear GOO Washington
Tolman Rachael, nurse, 585 Washington
Tolman Samuel, baker, house 711 Washington
Tombs Michael, 99 F. H. market, house 14 Allen
Tompkins Abel, binder, 32 Wash. h. rear 132 Hanover
Tompkins (/. S.) & Housely (George), coppersmiths,
21 Union. T<impkins's house 33 Salem
Tompkins Lemuel, collector, h. 4(5 Carver
Tompkins Marv, widow, rear 132 Hanover
Tompkins Tabitha, widow of William, h. 7 Garden
Tompkins William, paperhanger, 37 S. Russell
Toohey Mary, Ann corner Cross
Tooney David, h. North square
Topliff Benjamin, house 2(3 Purchase
TopliffSamuel & Benjamin, reading and news roorn,
City Hall. S. T.'s house 32 Washington place
Torpey Timothy, bottler, house 2 Humphrey place
Torrey Charles, broker, 49 State, house 42 High
Torrey Dominick, lamp maker, 131 Broad
Torrey Ebenezer O. house 6 Unity
Torrey G. W., W. J. goods, 25 South Market
Torrey John G. house 53 Federal
Torrey Joseph, grocer, Gouch cor. Merrimac, b. 43 Salem
Torrey Joseph G. {Mams &/■ T.), house 3 Howard
Torrey M. C. portrait <fc miniature painter, 2 Graphic ct.
356 DIRECTORY. /
Torrey Samuel & John G. merchants, 61 State
Torrey Samuel, house 162 Tremont
Tothill William, house 13 Sudbury
Totnian Isaac, housewright, h. 58 Pinckney
Totman Isaac, jr. housewri<Tht, h. 58 Pinckney
Touig Thomas, laborer, 104 Broad
Tower D. B. teacher Ben net school, h. 105 Salem
Tower Elisha, gilder, house 15 Centre
Tower Elizabeth, widow, 82 Fayette
Tower George, usher Adams school, Mason
Tower Job, grocer, 654 Washington, h. Suffolk n, Dover
Tower Levi, mason, house 9 Southac
Tower Nichols, mason, h. 3 My rile court
Towle Frederick, housewright, N. Margin
Towle Isaac, carpenter, Oliver, house 139 Court
Towle Lyman, house 17 Salem
Towle Newel, riding school, Charles, h. 31 Garden
Towle Oren, hats, 29 Hanover
Town Edmund, laborer, 57 Hancock
Town Luther, wood wharf & h. Commer. n. the bridge
Towne John, gas works, h. 2 Showbill
Towne Orr N. hat store, 34 Elm
Towne Solomon, captain, house 31 Orange
Townes George, mariner, 2 North square
Townsend David, house 5 Hawkins
Townsend David, jr. {Curds <^ T.), h. 38 Warren
Townsend David S. paymaster U. S. army, 141 Pleasant
Townsend Elbridge, housewright, 65 Charter
Townsend Elmer (J. Forbush &c Co.), h. 2 W. Cedar
Townsend (Henry B.) & Tappan {John G.), French g'ds,
75 State cor. Kilby. Townsend's h. 12 Avon place
Townsend Isaac P. & Co. (Alfred Winsor), merchants,
23 Commercial wharf, h. 62 Boylston ,
Townsend Sally, grocer, Essex corner Front
Townsend Samuel, housewright, h. 1 Distil-house square
Townsend Solomon D. physician, 16 Somerset
Townsend Thomas, housewright, Avery, h. Mason
Tracy Joseph, editor Boston Recorder, h. 7Hayward pi.
Tracy Marks, laborer, Tremont near Pleasant
Tracy Mary, widow, h. rear 41 Congress
Tracy Nathaniel, weigher and cuager, Custom House
Train Elijah N. (£. Train & Co.), h. 6 Beacon H <^
Train Enoch & Co. {E. JV. Train,), merchants, 50 Com-
mercial wharf, h. 62 Mount Vernon
Trainer Michael, laborer. Theatre alley
DIRECTORY. 357
Traip Robert W. dry goods, 39 Wash. h. Montgomery pi.
TrasU Benjamin, mason, h. 42 Warren
Trask Edw. n.erchant, 45 Long wf. b'ds 2'2 La Grange pi.
Trask Elijali, bar room, Brattle, h. 80 Prince
Trask Elijali, jr. tailor, G8 Cornliill, li. 58 Poplar
Trask John, blacksmilh, l^ynde
Trask Mary, widow, rear 8 Charter
Treadweli John, cabinetmaker, Atkinson, h. 15 do.
Treadweli .lohn, laborer, h. 5 Lvinan place
Treadweli (Moses) & Kendall" (//. Ji.), W. L goods,
14 Commercial
Trefethern Benjamin, Fayette avenue
Tremere John B. wharfinger Sargent's wf. h. ISOHanov.
Tremlett Thomas, counting room 26 Fosters wharf
Trench George, mariner, 79 Essex
Trench Hannah R. 49 Prince
Trench Hannah, widow of Othniel, h. 10 Henchman lane
Trench Sarah, widow of Othniel, h. 8 Tileston
Trescott Eben. constable, 2 Franklin av. h G4 Purchase
Trescott Elijah, jr. shoes, 171 Washing. b'ds2 Central ct.
Triplett Wm. E. cooper, 109 Commercial, h. 3 Barllett
Troffiter Edward, machinist, house 99 Charles
Troti Edward, stucco worker, 22 S. Russell
Trott Elizabeth Jane, boarding house, 10 Morton place
Trott Elizabeth, widow, 14 South Bennet
Trott (George) & Bumstead (John), tner. 40 S. Market
Trott George, house 32 Winter
Trott &L Co. (Charles E. Trott & Henry M. Morn),
druggists, 128 State
Trott Jonathan, clerk Union Bank, h. 14 South Bennet
Trott Peter (Currier & T.), h. Essex court
Troup Alexander, housewright, h. Mason corner West
Troup William, dry goods, 50 Hanover
Trout William, baker, IG East
Trow Richard, harriessmaker, h. 355 Washington
Trovvbrid>ie Almarin, clerk, boards 5 Mason
Trowbridge Charles, house N. Grove
Trowbridge James, Cambridge near the bridge
Triie Benjamin, printer, 19 Water, house Tremont
True William, house 7 Minot
True William M. (Skinner &. T.), h. 7 Minot
Trueman Jane, house 199 H.mover
Trueman Elizabeth, IGO Aim
Trueman Robert, bouse 3 West Cedar
Trufant George. Bee Griggs, Weld & Co.
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358 DIRECTORY.
Trull Aaron, distiller, house rear 81 Tremont
Trull Ezra & Son (John F.), distillers, junction of Mer-
rimac & Portland, house Alden lane
Trull Ezra, jr. distiller, Merrimae, boards at Ezra T.'s
Trull Frederick, grocer, Salem corner Charter
TrullJohn. See'Barnard & T.
Trull John, house rear 15 Hanover
Trull John F. house 67 Chambers
Trull J. W. Pres. North Bank, h. 29 Beacon
Trull Silas, house 109 Salem
Trumbull Abigail, widow, h. Butolph near Cambridge
Trumbull James, lamplighter, 49 Front
Trumbull William, shoes, 609 Washington, h, 42 Orange
Truss James, mariner, 127 Broad
Tucker Charles L. merchant, 37 Central wf. h.Rowe pi.
Tucker Charles C. C. {R. D. Tucker & Son), h. 4 High
Tucker Eleanor, widow of Nathaniel, 2 Q,uincy place
Tucker Hannah, widow, 14 Bedford
Tucker James, handcartman, rear Centre
Tucker John C. whitewasher, h. Castle n. Middlesex
Tucker John, clerk U. S. Branch Bank, b'ds at Exchange
Tucker Joseph, stevedore, rear East
Tucker Joseph C. guager, 29 India, h. Lafayette Hotel
Tucker Joshua, dentist, house 145 Tremont
Tucker Lyman, house rear Castle
Tucker Lyman, jr. turner, Warren, h. 10 1-2 Fayette
Tucker Richard D. & Son (Charles C. C), second store
above the arch, India wharf, h. 3 Otis place
Tucker Seth, clerk, house rear 52 Essex
Tucker (Thomas J.) & Hay (Richard, jr.), hatters, 96
Washington. T.'s house 6 Garden
Tucker (Wiliiam) & WilliamsfG. F.), merchants, 2>7 &
38 Central wharf Tucker's house Rowe place
Tucker Zephaniah, house 7 Boylston square
Tuckerman Abraham, 10 Province House court
Tuckerman Edward, 5 Kilby, house 33 Beacon
Tuckerman Edward G. (W. & G. Tuckerman &/• Co.),
house 3 Bulfinch place
Tuckerman Gustavus ( W.& G. T. & Co.),h. 15 Frank, pi.
Tuckerman Henry H. merchant, 687 Washington
Tuckerman John, house 30 Spring
Tuckerman Joseph, Rev 5 Mount Vernon place
Tuckerman Wm. & Gustavus &Co. (E. G. Tuckerman)^
hardware, Milk corner Batterymarch
Tuckerman William, house 3 Bulfinch place
DIRECTORY. 359
Tudor Henry J. h. 1 Hancock avenue cor. Mt. Verhon
Tufts Ann, widow, nurse, Siieafe corner Margaret
Tufts Asa, cordwainer, house Snowhill
Tufts Charles, mason, boards 74 Federal
Tufts Ehza, widow of Ebenezer, 39 Charter
Tufts Eliza, nurse, rear 9 Snowhill
Tufts Francis, distiller, 58 Essex
Tufts Gardner, collector bills, i&c. 58 Essex
Tufts Hannah, widow, 58 Essex
Tufts James. See J. Fullerton & Co.
Tnfis John, cornbmaker, rear 243 Washing, h. Broadway-
Tufts Margaret, widow, 73 Warren
Tufts Nathaniel, tinplate worker, 32 Union
Tufts Otis, machinist, Bromfield, h. 4 Province H. court
Tufts Quincy, English goods, 88 Washington, h. 8 Pearl
Tufts Sarah, 2 Bartlett
Tufts William, Sec. Mass. Mutual Insurance Company
Tufts William, house 5 Sewall place
Tufts William, 50 Leveret
Tullock William S., Fulton cor. Cross
Turner Alice, widow, li. rear 3 Hanover
Turner Azro, lookinggl. fr. mak. r. 17 Pond, h, r. 5 Prince
Turner Benjamin, house Battery
Turner Charles, ironfounder, Ivers, h. 3 Sheafe
Turner Elizabeth, widow, rear 196 Washington
Turner Elizabeth, dressmaker, 28 Winter
Turner Frederick, laborer, Essex place
Turner James, shoemaker, rear 146 Pleasant
Turner Job, bricklayer, 12 North Bennet
Turner John, mariner. Henchman lane
Turner John N. See Davis, Bates & T.
Turner Joshua, housewright. Harvard place, house do.
Turner Joshua, jr. housewright, house rear 5 Prince
Turner Lucy. 5 Mason
Turner Margaret, widow, 1 L*well place
Turner Mary, nurse, 695 Washington
Turner Nancy, widow, rear 110 Sea
Turner Otis, teller Hamilton Bank, house 93 Salem
Turner Paul, housewright, 10 Stillman
Turner Ruth, house rear 26 Belknap
Turner Sarah, 5 1-2 Hawkins
Turner Thomas, cordwainer, 19 Summer
Turner William, grocer, 104 Broad
Turner Williams, chair painter, South Russell
Turpin Joseph W. grocer, 70 Broad, h. 21 Hamilton
360 DIRECTORY.
Tuttle Cornelius W. housewright, house 6 Piedmont
Tuttle Edward, baker, 328 Ann and 80 Salem
Tuttle Eliza, widow of John W. house 65 Charter
Tuttle Frances A. school, Ash corner South Bennet
Tuttle {Hugh H.) & Weeks {Wm. J.), printers, 8
School. Tuitle's house 54 Allen
Tuttle Jedediah, house 93 Summer
Tuttle JessR, inspector fish, Battery wf. h. 27 Prince
Tuttle John, blacksmith, 4 Brattle square, h. 53 Portland
Tuttle Samuel, lighterman, 57 Prince
Tuttle (Samuel) & Jones (W^w.), sail loft, 78 Commercial.
Tuttle's house 85 Salem
Tuttle Theodore, waggoner, house Arnold
Twist Solomon, 10 North Russell
Twist William, typefounder, 12 Hull
Twitchell Joseph, wood wharf, rear East, h. 2 Oliver pi.
Twitchell Miranda, widow, Kuhn place
Twombly Alexander H. <fe Co. hardware, 4 Union
Twombiy (JVm.) & Hodgden (Sam'l), housewrights, 27
Salem. T.'s house 3 Portland place
Tyler Asa (Simonds ^ T.), h. Butolph cor. Cambridge
Tyler Jabez, mariner, h. Dedham
Tyler John, merchant, 9 Central wharf, h. 494 Washing.
Tyler John, jr. merchant, 9 Central wharf
Tyler John, Eastern Stage House, 84 Ann
Tyler John S. & William C. brokers, 63 State. J. S.
T.'s house Bowdoin
Tyler Laban A. binder, 109 Washington, h. Turnpike
Tyler Sarah, widow, house 15 Myrtle
Tyler William, Rev. h. cor. Federal and Franklin place
Tyler William F. jr. ropemaker, h. rear 660 Washington
Tyler William N. lopemaker, house E st. n. Broadway
Tylor Sally, widow, boarding, 256 Hanover
UART MICHAEL, house 199 Ann
Ulman Jacob, housewright, Marlboro' place, h. Church
Ulman Maria, widow, Piedmont near Church
Ulman Wm. binder, 230 1-2 Wash. h. Piedm. n. Church
Underbill Samuel G. house 93 Pond
Underwood Joseph, mason, rear 2d street
Underwood Nathan, laborer, opposite 15 Ash
Underwood Robert, cordwainer, 93 Charier
Underwood William & Co. {fV. K. Lewis), 67 Broad,
and 84 Batteryraarch, h. 5 Morton place
Uiiruh Joseph B. silverplater, Bromfield,h. r. 237 Wash.
DIRECTORY. 361
■■■'j%.
Upham Charles, victualler, head Hancock wharf
Uphatn Charles & Thos. W. I. goods, 433 Washington,
house 27 Boylston
Upham Ebenezer, house Haymarket place
Upham (Ehcn'r) & Co. (5. J. .^x^e//), leather, 12 Clinton
Upham Hannah S. widovv, Haymarket place
Upham Lydia, widovv, 27 Boylston
Upham Henry {Scarle & U.), h. 47 Mount Vernon
Upham Phineas, house 7 Mount Vernon
Upham Walter W. clerk, 89 State, b'ds 6 Suffolk place
Upjohn nichard, architect, 23 Tudor's build. Ii. 2 Grove
Uraii Joseph, cooper, house 236 Hanover
Urann Rich, patent flooring estab. rear 740 Washington
Urquhart Alexand(;r, 1 Otis place
Usher Hannah, widow of William, house 4th street
Utley Parley, stable, 19 Hanover, house 1 Carnes court
Uxford Henry, mariner, Henchman lane
VALENTINE CHARLES, merchant, 12 Long wharf
Valentine E. school, 27 Joy's building
Valentine J. G. upholsterer, house 3 North Russell
Valentine John J. merchant, 15 Commer. h. 31 Federal
Valentine J. Y. 15 Commercial, h. 36 Milk
Valentine Lucinda, widovv, 4 Church
Vallette Mary M. dry g'ds, 167 Court, h. 15 Hancock
Van Wait, Son &, Co. commis. merchants, 5 Doane
Vandover George, mastmaker, Commercial near Foster
Vannevar Alex. coop. &, ins. Sargent's wf. h. 6 N. Ben net
Vannevar George, housewright, George, h. 9 Hull
Vannevar James, cooper, Sargent's wf. h. 233 Hanover
Vans William, house rear 650 Washington
Varney Abigail, widovv, 46 Prince
Varney Joshua A. pumpmaker, i ear 8 Charter
Varney Temperance, house rear 72 Ann
Varnum Nath'l J. morocco dresser, h. r. Dedham n. SufF.
Vaugh William, stonecutter, East, h. rear 81 Sea
Vaughan James, carpenter, 110 Sea
Vaughan Samuel M. laborer, B street
Vaughan William, housewright, h. 1 South May
Veasey Thomas, stonecutter, h. 7 Friend st. place
Veasy George W. brassfonnder, house 14 Castle
Veazie Antonio, rigger. Railway, h. 7 Barllett
Veazie Charles, shoe store, 257 Washington, h. do.
Veazie Eli {Gaij & F.), house rear 13 Richmond
Veazie Joseph, house 44 Cambridge
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362 DIRECTORY.
Veazie Jos. A. drngnjist, 11 Bro;id, h. c. Camb. & Han'cfc
Veazie Rebecca, Union near Hanover
Veazie Susannah, widow, 31 Tliacher
Vega Antonio G. Span. V. Con. Joy's build, h. 7 Bulfincb
Veber John, wheelwright, house 10 Grove
Ventre.ss Magnus, shipjoiner, h. 3d st. near Dorchester
Veruon Edward, conibmaUer, h. 3 Cornhill square
Vesterman Fred'k, baker, 70 Tremont, h. 15r) Pleasant
iaile Samuel S. wheelwright, house rear 10 Prince
iaile Stephen, jr. cordwainer, Tileston corner Unit}'"
iaIle Susan, house rear 10 Prince
ickars Francis, stevedore, 114 1-2 Broad
ila Jarnes, wool, 3 Phillips's building, h. 22 Beacon
ila Joseph, wool and domestic goods, 63 Kdby
iles (JVathan) & Atkins (Hennj), W. I. goods, 37 S.
Market. Viles's h. 7 Central court
ilnov Sarah, widow, Clark alley
ilnow Peter, caulker and graver, house 108 Salem
inal Eliza, bouse 104 Charles
inal Ezra, painter, 78 Commercial
inal (Gideon) & Sons {Albert ^- G'^Weora jr.), lumber wf-
near the Canal, Causeway, h. 16 Poplar
inal Gideon, jr. house 19 Poplar i
inal Gordon, printer, 20 Cross
inal Jane, house 104 Charles
inal Jefferson, mason, 93 Charles
inal Nathaniel H. liouse Butolph
inal Robert, 17 Commercial wharf
inal Spencer J. {Edgerly, V. &f Co.), h. 47 Portland
incent Anna, widow, house Carver
inceni G. W. caotain, 84 Prince
incent Isaac, 217 Ann
incent Mercy, widow, laundress, rear 88 Warren
incent William B. 8 Commercial wf. h. 48 Federal
incent William E. clerk in the State Bank
inson Tho's M. weigher and gua. Cus. H. h. Broadway
into John, c(joper, house North Margin
into Samuel, cooper, h. S. Cedar, near Church
ititon Edward, house 20 La Grange place
inton Elizabeth, widow, 4-5 Warren
inton Elisha, dry goods. 403 Wash, b'ds 274 Wash.
inton George & Co. {W. V. Alden), domestic g'ds, 18
Kilby. Vinton's h. 10 Newton place
inton George W. confcjctioner, 87, house 85 Court
inton Sarah, boarding house, 17 Pearl
DIRECTORY. 363
Vinton William H. confectioner, 51 Court
Voax Sarah, widow of James. 7 Tileston
Voax Thomas, sugar refiner, house J (lorharn place
Vogell Abigail, widow, rear 75 Elliot
Vogell John S painter, house opposite 94 Tremont
Voleniine Nathaniel, rear 142 Pleasant
Von H;igen P. A. insUucter of music, 32 Fayette
Vose Abraham, truckman, 55 Elliot
Vose Charles, merchant, b'ds7 Province House court
Vose Charles H. mtison, house 604 VVasliington
Vose Ebenezer & Co. {J]. T. JVewcU), shoes, 379 Wash.
Vose Edward A. head of Railway
Vose Elisha & Joshua, hatters, 80 and 559 Washington
Vose Elisha, house 559 VVasliington
Vose James VV. grocer, 284 Washington, h. 20 Harvard
Vose John, housewright, h. 4 Garland place
Vose John, jr teamster, h. 4 (^iarland place
Vose Joshua E. (R/cketts Si V.), boards 10 Tremont
Vose Joshua (Elisha & J. F.), h. 10 Tremont n. Wash.
Vose Josiah, house 500 Washington
Vose Nathaniel D. milkman, 759 Washington
Vose Samuel D. teamster, 3 Carney place
Vose Thomas, merchant, 21 Commercial wf. h. 22 Elliot
Vose Thomas L. shoemaker, house Haymarket place
WADE ABRAHAM, cordwainer, r. 253 Wash. h. 4
Norfolk place mw^4
Wade Charles, watchmaker, 148 Ann
Wade Eben. H. (J. Jshton & Co.), boards 1 Somerset ct.
Wade Jotham, mason, h. 11 Leveret
Wade John,^captain, 78 Pond
Wade Levi, housewright, 47 Boylston
Wade (JYath'l) & Middleton (77*05.), dry goods, 369 1-2
Washington, house rear
Wade Nathaniel, chaisemaker, 7 Hawley place, boards
102 Washington
Wade Patrick, house Devonshire
Wadleigh Albra, dry goods, 301 Wash. h. 6 South Cedar
Wadleigh G. F. R."shoe stock, 13 Elm, h. 181 Hanover
Wadleigh f/^a/la/*). Badger (D. D ) .fe Co. (J. B. Holmes) ^
blacksmiths, Cross, c. Fulton. W.'s h. Leveret ct.
Wadleigh James, gilder, South Russell
Wadsworth Alexand(!r, surveyor, rear 58 State
Wiadsworth G. P. painter, 98 Ann, house 46 Union
Wadsworth Wiswell, boatman, h. Salem cor. Richmond
364 DIRECTORY.
Wainwright Elizabeth, nurse, 8 Oliver
Wainwright Henry, mer. 25 Cent. wf. h. 2 Mt.Vernon pi.
Wainwright Jonallian M. Rev. h. Mt. Veinonc. Walnut
Wait Elizabeth, widow, 3J Winter
Wait Richard G. clerk Common Council, City Hall
Wait Silas L. printer, 51 Warren
Waite Thomas, innholder, Old Province Coffee House,
rear 165 Washington
Waitt George P. painter, over 350 Washington
Waitt Henry, shoes and leather, 47 Broad, h. 8 Kneeland
Waitt Isaac B. cordwainer, 5 School, house 54 Portland
Waitt Jacob, shoes and leather, 47 Broad
Wakefeiid Terence, house 5 Newton place
Wakefield Cyrus, grocer, 85 Commercial
Walcolt Aaron, wlieelw't,Tileslon's wf. h.7 South st. pi
Walcott Josiah, painter, hou?e 3 Cornhill square
Walcutt (Lewis) & Cook (Moses), truckmen, Long wf.
W.'s house 75 Elliot
Walcutt Charles, honsewright, house 90 Ann
Waldo Henry S. merchant, house 14 Summer
Waldo William T. boards 42 Purchase
Waldock James, tailor, 342 Washington, house do.
Waldock Wrn. laborer, rear 411 Washington
Waldren Margaret, widow, 47 Myrtle
Waldron John, crock, ware, 40 Broad, h. 104 Chambers
Waldron Samuel W. (Taylor ^ IV.), h. 38 Chambers
Wales Amasa, hats, 42 Congress
Wales Nathaniel, 40 Kilby;'boards 9 Elm
Wales Samuel, 10 Faneuil Hall market, house 7 Friend
Wales Samuel, jr. dry goods, 49 Kilby, h. 54 Federal
Wales Thomas 'B. ife Co. (JSatJil H. Emmons ^ T. B.
W.JT.), Wales's wharf. Sea. W.'s h. 24 Winter
Wales Thomas C. boots & shoes, 195 Washington
Walker Amasa & Co. (E. C. Emerson & JY. Harris)^
mereh. 22 S. Market, house 10 Montgomery place
Walker Anna, widow. Fleet
Walker Charles, 94 Faneuil Hall market, h. Sudbury-
Walker Cha's E. shoes <fe leath. 40 N. Mark. h. 57 Pond
Walker Cornelius, teacher in Wells school, h. 30 Myrtle
Walker Daniel, truckman, house 12 Pitts
Walker Dana, fruit cellar, Union, house 10 Pitts
Walker Edward B. hatter, house Hull
Walker Elisha, housewright, house May
Walker Elizabeth, widow of Ezekiel, 55 Warren
Walker Ezra, grocer, Bedford corner Short
DIRECTORY. 365
Walker Hamilton, reed mr.ker, rear 104 Purchase
Walker Ira, laborer, house 76 Summer
Walker James, 5th street
Walker John, silver plate worker, house 89 High
Walker Lawrence, jewelry, 83 Wash. h. Ex. Coffee Ho.
Walker Matthew, pianofortemaker, house Dedham
Walker Moses, school, Hawkins, c. Charlestown, house
G Vernon
Walker Richard J. housewright, h. 6 Pleasant st. court
Walker Robert, stevedore, 42 Sea
Walker Robert, laborer, 90 Broad
Walker Samuel, school, Leveret court
Walker Samuel A. shoes, 46 N. Market, h. McLean ct.
Walker Theo. W. hardw. 30 Dock sq. h. 3 Bumstead pi.
Walker Thomas, rigger, h. Washington place
Walker Warner, Charlestown
Walker Wiides P. 14 Long wharf, h. 62 Salem
Walker William S., U. S. Navy, boards 1 Kingston
Walker William, jr. trader, rear 660 Washington
Wall Michael, tallow chandler, south 752 Washington
Wall Morris, laborer, rear 143 Broad
Wallace Caroline M. widow, rear 83 Sea
Wallace James, pianofortemaker, house 23 W^arren
Wallace Jerome. See Palmer & W.
Wallace John, 1 Fayette avenue
Wallace Robert, clerk, Kilby, house 19 Hancock
Wallace Sarah, widow, house 8 Prince
Wallack Moses, house Essex corner Columbia
Wallack Robert, Essex corner Columbia
Wallcut Thomas, rear 4 Orange lane
Walley Charles, house 37 Hancock
Walley Samuel H. house 14 Beacon
Walley Samuel H. jr. attorney, 1 City wf. h. 5 Staniford
Walley Thomas, boards 11 Atkinson
Wallis Joseph, teamster, Clark alley
Wallis Mary, widow, 52 Elliot
Wallis Mordecai L. mason, 45 Poplar
Walmsley Henry, plasterer, rear 55 Warren
Walsh John, counsellor, 23 Court
Walsh Michael, boarding house, 98 Broad
Walsh Richard, stucco factory, Brighton, h. 17 do.
Walsh Richard, groceries, 105 Milk, house do.
Waller Lynde, merchant, 47 State, house 58 Belknap
Walter Lynde M. ed.Transcript, 10 Exchange, h. 53 Belk.
Walton Calvin, printer. Bay near Fayetto
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366 DIRECTORY.
Walton John, housewright, house Vine
Walton Reuben, housewright, house 23 Second
Ward Asa, house 101 Washington
Ward And. H. weigh, and gua. Cus. H. h. 13 Pearl pi.
Ward Artemas, leather, 15 N. Market, house 11 Elm
Ward Artemas, Chief Justice C. C. P. house 6 Park
Ward Chandler H., 5 Hanover court
Ward Charles T. merchant, 7 India Wharf, h. 6 Park
Ward David, house 207 Hanover
Ward Henry A. physician, corner Sullivan place
Ward Holbrook, house 8 Slillman place
Ward (James), Goodby {James) & Co. (Wm. Goodhy),
grates and fenders, 18 Union
Ward John, Theatre alley
Ward John M. house 6 Park ,
Ward Mary, widow of captain William, 212 Hanover
Ward Patrick, laborer, house rear Hamilton
Ward Richard, teller Atlantic Bank
Ward Richard M. clerk, house 3G Cambridge
Ward Samuel D. counsellor, 10 Court, house 6 Park
Ward {S. L.) & Rich (0.), silversmiths, Williams court
Ward Stephen, shipping master, h. rear 76 Charles
Ward Thomas W. 3 Park
Ward William, druggist, 26 India, h. 13 Pearl place
Ward William, sailmaker, Commercial near Foster
Ward (Wm. H.) & Davis {Edic at d), commission merch.
75 Milk. Ward's house 20 Beacon
Ward Winthrpp, W. I. goods, 106 Milk, h. 70 Poplar
Warden Francis, 224 Washington
Wardsworth William, boards 105 Front
Wardwell George, inspector Cus. H. boards 30 School
Ware Addison, house 60 Tremont
Ware Daniel L. painter, 97 Cambridge
Ware George, house 42 Friend
Ware Horatio G. grocer, 67 Cambridge, h. 3 S. Russell
Ware John, housewright, house 20 Piedmont
Ware John, physician, Tremont near Tremont House
Ware Joshua, clerk, house 20 Piedmont
Ware Leonard {Everett & W.), house 77 Elliot
Ware Rhoda, boarding house. Mason
Ware Sophia, toyshop, 322, house 320 Washington
Warner Bela, VV. I. goods, 19, house 36 Belknap
Warner John, 99 Charter
Warner John E. cooper, 21 Richmond
Warner William, superintendent Free Bridge, h. A st.
DIRECTORY. 367
Warren Asa, musician, rear 585 Washington
Warren Charles & Co. {Varnum Warren), dry goods,
92 Hanover, house 93 Salem
Warren Edward, physician, 3 Bumstead place
Warren George, marble cutter, house rear 83 Tremont
Warren Henry, stone cutter, house rear 120 Purchase
Warren James L. L. F., English goods, 85 Washington
Warren James, marble cutter, house op. 18 Carver
Warren John C. physician, 2 Park
Warren John, jr. See Whittier & Warren
Warren John, booksel. 186 Tremont, h. 746 Washington
Warren Jonas, house Barre place
Warren Joseph R. printer, house 3 Barre place
Warren Levi, wood, Haverhill, house 13 Lynde
Warren Lydia, widow, 48 Tremont
Warren Mary, widow, house 62 Belknap
Warren (Moses) & Roby (D.), wood & lum. Haverhill
Warren (Richard) & Park (T. B.), commission mer-
chants, 59 Water. W.'s house 62 Belknap
Warren Thomas (Woodcock 8^ IV.), house 93 Salem
Warren Thomas (Henderson & TV.), house S. Cedar
Warren Thomas B baker, corner A and 4th
Warren Thomas R. bootmaker, house 9 Fayette
Warriner Rebecca, house 55 Portland
Washburn Abiel, jr. dry goods, 23 Kilby,h. 57 Bowdoin
Washburn Calvin & Co. (J. M. Washburn), English
goods, 68 State, house 10 McLean
Washburn Jabcz, baker, house 7 Brighton
Washburn James, shipwright, house 66 Charter
Washburn Jeremiah & Brothers (Theodore &/• WilliaTn)^
housewrights, Causeway, house 13 Derne
Washburn John M. (C. Washburn .^z- Co.), h.69 Poplar
Washburn John W. clerk, boards 1 Bath
Washburn Nahum, surgeon dentist, house 31 Winter
Washburn Salmon, housewright, h. rear 57 Temple
Washburn Theodore, housewright, Causew. h. 32 Myrtle
Washburn W. R. P. counsellor, 6 State, h. 34 Chesnut
Waterman Andrew T, sexton, 2 Pitts place
Waterman Anthony, machinist, house 168 Pleasant
Waterman Melzar, silk dyer and bookstore, 390 Wash.
Waterman Nathaniel, jr. tinplater, 87 Cornhill
Waterman (Thomas), Jones (Wm.) &. Co. (Cha'sThorp)^
housewrights, Barrett. Waterman's h. Battery
Waterman Thomas, clerk Branch Bank, h. 30 Fayette
Waters Eben. coppersmith, 157 Broad, h. 172 Purchase
368 DIRECTORY.
Waters Elizabeth, nurse, JGl Hanover
Waters Francis T. house Broadway
Waters Hannah, dry goods, 2J6 Hanover
Waters John, Sec'y N. E. Marine Ins. Co. h. 26 Elliot
Waters Patrick, laborer, house rear 132 Ann
Waters (T. G.) & Bail {IV. L.), shoes, 27 Cambridge.
Waters's h. 19 Hancock
Waterston (Robert), Pray {Isaac C.) & Co. {John W.
Hall), dry goods, 71 Kilby. W.'s h. High c Oliver
Waterston Robert C. woollen goods, 73 Kilby up stairs
Watkins Andrew, Thomsonian Infirmary, 23 Harvard.
See advertisement
Watkins Andrew, jr. (P/upps & W.), house 7 Green
Watkins Charles H. mason, house Lowell place
Watkins Keziah, widow of David, rear 96 Warren
Watson Abraham A. physician, 426 Wash. c. Kneeland
Watson Achsa, house 85 Tremont
Watson Andrew, laborer, Williams court
Watson (David) & Bisbee (Thos.), turners, Haverhill
Watson Edw. jeweller. Wash. c. Milk, h. 3 Jefferson pi.
Watson Elizabeth, 36 Charter
Watson Fanny, tailoress, Hull
Watson George, printer, house 35 Chambers
Watson Harriet P. dressmaker, 25 Essex
Watson John, trader, boards 94 Purchase
Watson John, tailor, house Church cor. S. Cedar
Watson Lucy, widow, 6 Arch
Watson Martha, 69 Tromont
Watson Thomas, trunk maker, house Clark
Watson Thomas, laborer, house 3 Sister
Watson William, laborer, 137 Brond
Watson William, dry goods, 235 Wash, b'ds 7 Federal
Watts Caleb B. shipwright, house Broadway near I st.
Watts Francis, Pres. Atlantic Ins. Co. h. 5 Quincy place
Watts Francis O. counsellor, 20 Court, h. 6 Pearl place
Watts Rachael, widow, (Commercial near Foster
Watts Rebecca, widow, Battery
Watts Robert, fish dealer, 93 Cliambers, h. Leveret ct.
Watts William, currier. Turnpike
Watts William, rigger, house 19 Hamilton
Waugh Abigail, widow, Warren place
Way S. A. watch dealer, 7 Joy's buildings, h. 9 Elm
Waymouth Hepzibah S. tailoress, Elliot near Tremont
Weafer James, grocer, 20 Pleasant
Weagle Frederick, baker, house 2 Elliot court
DIRECTORY. 369
Wear John, cordwainer, 39 Milk, boards Sweetser court
Weatherbee Elijali T. clotliing, &c. 100 Summer corner
Broad, house do.
Weatherbee Gardner E. currier, hoiise 30 South
Weatherstori Mari^arct, dry goods, Myrtle
Weaver Edward H. painter, 8 Sudbury
Webar John, mariner, 45 Prince
Webb George J. professor of music, h. 33 Mt. Vernon
Webb John, house 13 Prince
Webb John, boarding, 46 Union
Webb Lucy, 10 Bulfinch
Webb Mary, 83 Prince
Webb Michael, jr. dry goods, 34 Kilby, h. 1 Barton
Webber Aaron D. housevv't, Devonshire, b'ds 274 Wash.
Webber {oilonzo J.) & Smith (A.), tailors, 51 Congress,
house Oliver
Webber Hannah, house Kuhn place
Webber Philip, baker, 4 George
Webber Temperance, widow, rear 19 Cross
Webber William, cabinetmaker, house 681 Washington
Weber Joseph, printer, house 2 Oliver
Webster Amos, stable, Tremont, hcuse 104 do.
Webster Ann Eliza, boarding house, 4 Bowdoin
Webster Benjamin {Kimball & W.), house Stillman
Webster Daniel, coun. 33 Court, h. Summer eor. High
Webster Freeman, teamster, rear 83 Pond
Webster Hannah, widow, 48 Warren
Webster James, 160 Ann
Webster (Jos/ma, jr.), Chase {Hczekiah S.) & Co. (.¥. D.
Klmhall), dry g'ds, 16 Kilby. W.'s h. 5 Pearl pi.
Webster Luther J. boarding house, 14 Federal
Webster ( rF>«. C.) & Southard {JVathaniel)^ printers, 9
Cornhill. W.'s house 20 Orange
Wedije Betsey, widow of Lothrop, boarding, Noifolk av.
Wedger JacolD, mariner, 5th street
Wedger John, baker, Kennard's avenue
Weed Joseph H. clerk, boards Kilburn's Coffee House
Weeden Siisan, 320 Ann
Weeks John S. housewright, h. 6 Madison place
Weeks Nathaniel. See Tainter & W.
Weeks Sarah, widow, house 9 Carver
Weeks William A. (Tuttle ^ IV.), house 85 Prince
Weeman Ebenezer, blacksmith, Merrimac, h. 16 Gouch
Weeman Jame.*, blacksmith, house North Margin
Weir Mary, widow, 3 Norfolk place
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370 DIRECTORY.
Welch Benjamin, jr. laborer, house 2 George
Welch Daniel, house 113 Cambridge
Welch David, laborer, house opposite 20 Avery
Welch Edward H. boarding house, 85 Summer
Welch Elizabeth, widow of William, h. 14 Franklin pi.
Welch Francis, Pres. Frank. Insur. Co. 4 Mt. Vernon
Welch F. O. See Dallin^^er &, W.
Welch Hiram, well borer. Leveret lane
Welch John, laborer, IJO Broad
Welch John, laborer, 179 Purchase
Welch John, waiter, rear 22 Federal
Welch John, laborer, Blackstone
Welch Michael, shipwright. North Hanover court
Welch Michael, carpenter, house rear 253 Washington
Welch Sarah, boarding house, 238 Hanover
Welch Sarah, widow, 60 Elliot
Welch Timothy, laborer, Williams court
Welch Thomas, cooper. Peck lane
Welch (JVm.) & Griffiths (Ckas.), sawmakers, Congress
cor. Water
Weld Aaron D. jr. See Griggs & W.
Weld Benjamin, ] 12 State
Weld Daniel &. Son {David), 36 S. Market, h. 742 Wash.
Weld David (D. Weld & Son), h. 6 Central court
Weld George M. meichant, 5 1-2 India
Weld Horatio H. editor Galaxy, house 6 Hollis
Weld James, baker, 15 Custom House street
Weld John D. (Emmons &. IV.), house 11 Kneeland
Weld Sarah, widow of Frederick, h. 62 Temple
Weld Thomas S. hardware, 60 Kilby
Weld William F. merchant, 25 Central wf h. 60 Leveret
Welles Arnold F. attorney, 17 Court, h. 9 Rowe place
Welles Augustus L. {jlllen <^ JV.), b'ds Kilburn's C. H.
Welles Alfred & Co. {^bel R, JVevers), silver ware, 82
Washington, house 19 Chesnut
Welles Benjamin & Co. (B. Pratt fVelles), merchants,
16 Chesnut
Welles Benj. Pratt (B. Welles S^ Co.), h. 59 Summer
Welles John, 31 State
Welles John, house 59 Summer
Welles Titus, President Eagle Bank, house 3 Walnut
Welles William, confectioner, house 38 Bedford
Wellman Elisha, housewright, h. op. 79 Pleasant
Wellmau George B. clerk Custom H. h. 26 High
Wellman William A. clerk Custom H. 1j. 26 High
DIRECTORY.
371
Wells Augustus. See Allen & W.
Wells Abigail, variety hread store, 31 Leveret
Wells Charles, Pres. Mutu il Ins. Co. Ii. 20 Bowdoin
Wells Charles A. bookbinder, I and 7 Water
Wells Charles B. deputy tnarshal, house 5 Barton
Wells Eliza, widow of Thomas, rear 202 Hanover
Wells E. M P. Rev. school for moral discipline, South
Boston Point. See advertisement
Wells Hannah, widow of Seth, G Lynde
Wells John B. general inspector of beef and pork, 116
Milk, house 21 Charter
Wells Lydia, widow of Benjamin T., 53 Salem
Wells Martha, widow, house 55 Salem
Wells Mary Ann, 3 Norfolk place
Wells Nathaniel, house 104 Washington
Wells Oliver S. (Davis & IV.), hou/e 25 Brighton
Wells Rusj'oll, printer, house 10 Blossom
Wells Sarah, 85 Purchase
Wells Samuel A., Pres. Atlas Ins. Co. 23 Mt. Vernon
Wells Thomas, 69 Ann
Wells Thomas G. & Co. stereotype foundry, Water
Wellington Abner, butcher, house rear 108 Cambridge
Wellington A. A. (G. Murdock ^ Co.), h. 96 Salem
Wellinirton Benjamin, cordwainer, house 75 S. Russell
Wellington Charles, 90 Faneuil Hall market
Wellington {Duvid, jr.) & Foster (T. R.), W. I. goods,
5 N. Market. W. boards at Kilburn's Cof. H.
Wellington E. G. See Bridge & W.
Wellington Jonathan F., 10 Boylston market
Wellington Seth, stall, 3 Boylston market
Welsh Henry, tinplater, 235 Wash, boards 1 Sevvall pi.
Welsh Rufus. See Macomber, W. & Co.
Welsh Richard, bricklayer, A street
Welsh Sarah, house 5 Jefferson place
Welsh Thomas, cooper, rear Centre
Welsh Walter, 61 F. H. market, h. 24 South Russell
Weltch Nancy, widow, 6 Sweetser court
Wendell Abraham, jr. captain, Broadway
Wendell John, housewright, rear 53 Broad
Wentworth Ale.itander, clerk, opposite Bartlett's wharf
Wentworth Cyrus, clerk, boards Federal cor. High
W(mtworth Henry, livery stable, rear 158 Washington
Wentworth James. See Button & W.
Wentworth Mary, nurse, Warren place cor. Pleasant
Wentworth Mary, house Hancock avenue
372 ' DIRECTORY.
Wentworth Pliilip, jr. clerk, 84 Salem
Wentworth Wm. truckman, 7 Custom-h. st. h. Merrimac
Wescott Edward, grocer, 106 Sea
Wesson Mary, widow, 4 Morton place
Wesson Silas, house G Treinont near Pleasant
Wesson William, housewri^lit, rear 3S Short '
Wesson Wm. M. jeweller, 105 VV^sh. h. 4 Morton pi.
West Anna, widow of Joseph, 115 I'urchase
West Charles, silver smith, house 104 Washington
West Charles, boarding, 210 Ann
West Elbridge, clerk, house 101 Washington
West John, India rubber dresser, house Church
West Joseph & Co. (IVm. Parkman), hardware, 5 Dock
square, house 33 High
West Lucy, widow, 57 Chambers
West Lucy, widow, boarding house, opposite 2 Bath
West Sarah, 8 Sudbury
West S. Samuel, bookbinder, rear 15 Hawkins
West Thomas, confectioner, 159 Ann
Weston Alden B. mer. 37 Commer. wf. b'ds 8 Pearl
Weston Betsey, widow, 19 Williams
Weston Caroline, 38 Boylston
Weston Deborah, widow, Washington cor. Bedford
Weston Ezra, 37 Commer. wf h. at Franklin Hotel
Weston Ezra, jr. attorney, 17 Court, h. 1 Hancock av.
Weston James. See Wise iSz, W.
Weston Mary, tailoress, Bedfi)rd corner Washington
Weston William P. housewright, Thaxter place
Wetherbee Jeremiah, stonecutter, ('auseway
Wetherbee John, clerk, h. 86 Mt. Vernon
Wetherbee Lucy, boarding Jiouse, 38 Union
Wetherbee Sarah, house 86 Mt. Vernon
Wetherell (John), Fowie (Charles S.) & Barlow (H. S.),
mer. 79 Kilby. W.'s h. 9 Hamilton place
Wey James C. painter, house 11 South Russell
Whaland Martin, laborer, head Ellis's wharf
Whaland Stephen, blacksmith, Medford, h. N. Margin
W^halen Catherine, house Broadway
Whall Joseph, whitesmith, house 30 Short
Wheelden Benj. reedmaker, Lindall, h. 55 Merrimac
Wheel den James, tinplate worker, house 57 Tremont
Wheeler Abel, instructor, Boylston school, b'ds 44 High
Wheeler Abner B. physician. Lying-in Hos., 718 Wash.
Wheeler Abigail, widow, 38 Elliot
Wheeler Benjamin, raerchant, house Boylston
DIRECTORY. 373
Wheeler Cyrus, hoiisewright, house rear 130 Plensant
Wheeler Edward, jr. {Peck S^ W.), house 101 Washing.
Wheeler Eliz;ibeth, widow, 1 Central court
Wheeler Elisha, W. I. goods, 805, h. 807 Washington
' Wheeler Eliza M. dressmaker, h. 1 Fayette court
Wheeler George P. (C. Lane & Co.). boards 14 High
< Wheeler Gilhitn B h'oiisewright, Wheeler's court, h.
corner Tremoiit and Pleasant
Wheeler Hannah, 12 Tileston
Wlieeler Jona. D. (Farrmm, Mills ^ JV.), h. 72 Temple
Wheeler John, 32 Allen
Wfieeler Joel, bricklayer, Castle opposite Middlesex
Wheeler John, blacksmith, rear Broadway
Wheeler John H. housevvright, h. 15 Tremont n. Wash.
Wheeler Joseph, broker, 3 Exchange, h. 75 Prince
Wheeler Joseph N. tallow chandler, 5 Blake's court
Wheeler Joseph P. merchant, 79 State, h. 142 Tremont
Wheeler Mary, widow, house 12 East
Wheeler Mary, widow of Joel, 5 Tremont n. Pleasant
Wheeler'Moses, merchant, 79 State, h. 142 Tremont
Wheeler Nathan, house 2 George
Wheeler Rufus, surg. dentist, 441 Wash. h. op. 24 Pleas.
Wheeler (Samuel) &. Harrinijton (Bowen), W. 1. goods,
13 City wf. W.'sh. 84 Hanover
Wheeler Samuel, Sec. Protec. Ins. Co. h. 37 Tremont
Wheeler Warren, laborer, rear Merrimac
Wheeler William H. mess South liank, h. 34 Boyiston
Wheeler William, halter, Richmond
Wheeler William, clerk, house Northampton
Wheeler William, cordwainer, house 10 Avery
Wheelock C. H.. 99 Pond
Wheelock D. & F. F. dry goods, 72 Hanover
Wheelock F. F. boards 8 Howard
Wheelock Gill, dry goods, 32 Central, h. 15 Avon place
Wheelock James J., 20 Friend
Wheelock Lucy, 39 Bo) Iston
Wheelock William A. broker, Rogers's Buildings
Wheelwiight Daniel, weigher, 42 Iridia, h. 81 Bedford
Wheelwright Ebeiiezer, merch.4 & 5 City wf h. 18 Milk
Wheelwright Esther and Martha, 24 Atkinson
Wheelwrighf, George, turner, 19 Dock sq. h. 25 Vernon
Wheelwright Joseph, woodsowyer, Commer. n. Hanover
Wheelwright Lot & Son (Lot, jr.), 46 Central wharf
Wheelwright Lot, house 99 Purchase
Wheelwright Lot, jr. house 22 Chesnut
374 DIRECTORY.
Wiieelwright Mary B. boardinj; house, 2 Morton place
Wheelwright Samuel, weigher and guager, 35 India,
house 28 Washington place
Wheelwright SamueK jr., 41 Broad, h. 28 Washing, place
Whidden John M. merchant,, house 45 High
Whipping George, rear 30 Prince
Whipple Amariuh B. chair painter, house 1 West
Whipple Ambrose, mariner, Commer. n. Henchman lane
Whipple Benjamin, inspector Custom House
Whipple B. F. housewright, Commercial, h. 24 Prince
Whipple Jan)es, machinist, h. rear Dedham near Suffolk
Whipple James K. See Perkins, Marvin & Co.
Whipple Perley B. clerk, 18 North Market
Whiston Elizabeth, widow, cor. Washington and Avery
Whiston Francis C. super. H. of Reforma., h. Broadway
Whitaker Edward H. painter. Spring lane, h. 57 South
Whitaker E. K. house 42 Atkinson
Whitaker Nath. H. 46 Washington, h. 14 Province H. ct.
Whicher Luther, mason, rear C street
Whitcomb {Asa) & Bent (John P.). grocers, Mt. Vernon.
Whitcomb's house 1 Myrtle court
Whitcomb John, house 6 Short
Whitcomb Levi, jijiner, Wilkinson & Pratt's wf. h. Moon
Whitcomb Samuel, 28 South Russell
Whitcomb Samuel, jr. clerk Custom House
White Abigail, confectionary, 685 Washington
White Adonijah, house 1 Warren
White Alden, rear 8 Charter
White Ann, widow. Bridge street avenue
White Asa, lead pipes and copper pumps, 10 Market sq.
White Artemas, farrier, 4 Brattle sq. house 19 Friend
White Azell, musician, 2 Haymarket place
White Benj. C. 3 1-2 Commercial, h. 649 Washington
White Benjamin F. counting room 11 Kilby, h. 64 High
White Charles, druggist, 269 Washington, li. 3 Avon pi.
White Charles, housewright, house 24 Cross
White Charles A. See Cushing, W. & Co.
White Charles S. mason, 7 Madison place
White Christopher C. pianoforte maker, boards 105 Front
White Cromwell W. house 36 Friend
White David, jr. house 28 Orange
White Ebenezer, housewright, h. 3 Cedar lane
White Edward, penny post, house 5 Columbia
White Elihu, druggist, 549 Washington cor. Tremont
White Elijah, housewright, 12 Vine
DIRECTORY. 375
White Elizabetli, widow, house 28 Orange
White Elizabeth, widow, rear G3 Elliot
White Ferdinand E. nier 22 Long wf. h. 39 Mt. Vernon
White Fonso W. rear 17 Hanover
White Henry, laborer, h. 291 Ann
White Jas. A. rigger, 15 Foster's wf. h. r. 150 Purchase
White J. A. chair painter, house W. Centre
White James C. dry goods, 89 Hanover, h. 8 Howard
White Jesse, handcartman, 70 Pond
White John, porter State Bank, h. Congress court
White John, cordwainer, Barry's wharf
White John, saddler, rear 14 Dock square, h. rear East
White John, victualler. Creek square
White John, house 52 Allen
White John L. innholder, 29 Union
White John, cordwainer, h. 11 Garden
White John, jr. druggist, 30 School, h. 55 Temple
White John M. painter, h. 11 Garden
White Joseph, cashier Atlas Bank, h. 678 Washington
White Jos. A. (JV. M. Stcdman ^ Co.), b'ds 1 Sweetser ct.
White Lois, widow of Benjamin, h. 3 Province H. court
White Lothrop, h. 6 Bulfinch
White Lyman, painter, house 54 Tremont
White Margaret, widow, G Hoi lis
White Martin K. house rear 22 North Russell
White {Moody) & Kent (Job), W. I. goods, 72 Front
White Moody, house 27 Harvard
White Mary, 29 Vernon
White Mary Ann, widow, 71 Bedford
White Mary T. widow of James, h. 47 Warren
White P. H. teller North Bank, h. 3 Province H. court
White Reuben, brickmaker, rear 714 Washington
White Robert (St07ie ^ IV.), house 24 Charles
White Ruth, tailoress, house Clark alley
White Samuel D. painter, house 54 Tremont
White Sevvall, sugar refiner. North Margin
White Stephen, laborer, 12 Lyman place
White Stephen, 39 State, house Somerset
White Stillman, blacksmith, Haverhill
White Thomas, housewright, house 15 Tileston
White Thomas, h. Pond
White (Warren) tfe Bass (Stephen G.), W. L goods, G63
and 6G5 Washington. W.'s house GG5 do.
White William, domes, g'ds, Central, b'ds 1 Boylston pL
White William, rigger, Washington avenue
376 ». DIRECTORY.
White William, sawyer, house Peck lane
White William A. {Gushing, W. ^ Co.), h. 21 Somerset
White William B. watchmaker, 4 Ann, h. 3 Cedar Jane
White W. F. See Chester *& W.
White William 1*. laborer, Gonch
White William S. captain, 649 Washington
White William S. jr. 2 B street
Whrte. See Wight
Whitehead Oliver, truckman, Canal ,
Whitehouse George, mason, Alden court
Wliitehouse Sally, widow of Charles W. h. 4th street
Whithead John, mariner, house 17 North square
Whiting Charles {Boyden & W.), h. Exchange Coffee H.
Whiiing Caleb, paints, 55 Broad, house rear 65 Leveret
Whiting Calvin, teller Globe Bank, house 22 Fayette
Whiting David, jr. comedian, h. ]7 Blossom
Whiting Elizabeth, widow, house 65 Leveret
Whiiing Ephraim, clerk, h. 154 Washington
Whiting George, laborer, 65 Leveret
Whiting Harlous, merchant, house 1 Boyjston place
Whiting Hosea, 98 Faneuil Hall market, h. 25 Brattle
WJiiting John, stove manu. 12 Coramer. h. 5 Pemb. hill
Whiting Kimball, tailor, 71 Ann
Whiting Marcus, cashier Oriental Bank
Whiiing Mary Ann, tailoress, 12 Boylston
Whiting Nathaniel {George Howe 4" Co.), b'ds 3 Pearl
Whiting Ozias, housewright, h. Brookline near Suffolk
Whiting Ruth, boarding, 280 Washington
Whitman Alanson, teamster, house Travers
Whitman Allen, house rear 101 Cambridge
Whitman Bancrofts, laborer, house 31 Cross
Whitman Benjamin, counsellor, house 39 Federal
Whitman C. S. physician, 61 Broadway cor. Dorchester
Whitman {Edio.) «fcNewhalI (JwA/i), wheelwrights, Pond
Whitman Edward, house 17 North Bennet
Whitman Electa, widow, Travers
Whitman E. P. {Parks, Wright ^ Co), h. 13 Beacon
Whitman Freedom, housewright, S. Margin, h. Prospect
Whitman G. H. attorney, 9 State, h. 39 Federal
Whitman Jason, Rev. house Castle near Front
Whitman Snow, housewright, 2d street
Whitman Thomas, caulker and graver, 76 Prince
Whitmarsh Hannah, widow, 95 Elliot
Whitmore {Amos) & Holbrook {Samuel E.), boatbuild'rs,
Sargent's wharf. Whitmore's house Hull
DIRECTORY.
377
■Whitmore C. O. See Lombard &■ W. ^ „ .
Whitney Abel, school, Harvard place, house 2 Fruit
Whitney Abi<fail, widow, boarding, 21 Bedford
Whitney Abraham, truckman. North Margin
Whi'ney Barnabas, instrncter, 29 Joy's build, h. 35 Myrtle
Whitney B. D. (Ric/iardson & W.), h. 3 Hartford place
Whitney Benj. L. {Ball, Baker & Co.), h. 25 Atkinson
Whitney Charles, truckman, N. Margin
Whitney Constant H. house rear N. Margin
Whitney Ebenezer T. teamster, 59 Myrtle
Whitney Elbridge G. hats, 82 Commercial
Whitney {EH M.) & Richardson (C), grocers, 37 School.
Whitney's house 71 Warren
^Vhitney Ephraim, physician, 3 Bridge
Whitney Frances, widow, house 34 Poplar
Whitney Georire, coachman, h. Brookline near Suffolk
Whitney {Geo^), Brown {jllb. H) &. Co. (Jjinasa Pierce),
warehouse, 57 Cornh.& 15Commer. See advertise.
Whitney {Genrare A.) & Fisk {Josiah), dry goods, 37
Kilby. Whitney's house 18 Winter
Whitney "Israel {Stanton, Kkhoh & W.), h. 58 Chesnut
Whitney Israel, house 2 Province
Whitney Jacob, baker, rear Bioadway
Whitney James S. provisions, 74 Court, h. 30 N. Russell
Whitney John, bar room, h. 2 Devonshire
Whitney John, stevedore, h. Gibbs lane
Whitney John, truckman, h. Hawkins
Whitney John H. dry goods, 193 Wash. h. 140 Hanover
Whitney Jonathan, 13 Commercial, h. Bowdoin square
Whitney Jonathan, jr. 13 Commercial
Whitney Joseph & Co. {Freeman Mien & James L. Gor-
ham), wholesale shoe store, 94 Water, h. 59 High
Whitney Joseph A. broker, Merrimac
Whitney Josiah & Co. {Josiah W. Blake), merchants,
43 Central wharf
Whitney J. P. shoes, 85 Court, boards Hamilton
Whitney Levi, grocer, Derne cor. Temple, h. 5 Derne
Whitney Moses, jr. leather, 34 N. Market, h. 5 Federal ct.
Whitney Nahum' P. housewright, rear 34 Poplar
Whitney {Paul) & Haskell {Levi B.), English goods, 99
Washington. Whitney's house 21 Lynde
Whitney Prentiss, aucl'r, 30 Washington, h. 124 Charles
Whitney Salmon, W. I. g'ds, 23 Long wf. h. 14 Stamford
Whitney Sarah, widow, boarding house, 35 Cambridge
63
378 DIRECTORY.
Whitney (Simri) & Terry (H. G.), bookbinders, 127, h.
102 Washington
Whitney William, merchant, 41 Broad, h. 25 Atkinson ,
Whitney William D. cabinetmaker, Suffolk near Dovar
Whitney William F. (Delano <^ W.), h. 12 Allen
Whiton David, jr. (A. Fearing & Co.), b'ds 20 Atkinson,
Whiton Ebed, silversmith, rear 87 Wash. h. 89 Hanover
Whiton Ezra, jr. New York packet office, 21 India
Whiton (James M.) & March (Andreio S.), dry goods,
41 Kilby
Whittel Hugh, dry goods, 255 Washington
Whiton Isaiah. See Blaney & W.
Whiton John P. clerk, Broad, h. 194 Tremont
Whittemore Benjamin, Rev. Broadway
Whittemore Betsey, widow, 20 La Grange place
Whittemore Geo. mer. 32 Long wf. h. 27 Washing, p).
Whittemore James, h. Henchman lane
Whittemore James, houscwright, h. 110 Warren
Whittemore Joel, handcartman, h. 36 Court
Whittemore John, ropemaker, house 711 Washington
Whittemore Jarvis, spruce beer, 53 Brattle
Whittemore Thomas J. 50 N. Market, h. 18 McLean
Whittemore William, distiller, 1st street
Whittemore William & Co. (r/tomfl^ J.),cardmanufac-
turers, 50 North Market
Whitten Caroline, widow, 41 South
Whitten Francis, baker, 53 Cambridge
Whitten Robert, boarding, 39 Sea
Whittey John, laborer, rear 110 Sea
Whittey Michael, laborer, rear 17 Sea
Whittier (T. G.) &, Warren (/. jr.), shoes, 14 Dock sq.
Whittle James, Henchman lane
Whitwell John P. druggist andapoth. Milk corner Bath,
house 8 Avon place
Whitwell Lucy C. widow of Benj., Chesnut eor. Spruce
Whitwell Margaret, widow, 15 West
WhitweW (Samuel), Bond (Geo.) & Co. (B. Seaver &
G. W. Bond), auc. 11 Kilby. W.'s h. Winthrop pi.
Whitwell William, housewright, 17 Pinckney
Whorf Samuel, boarding, 25 Union
Widdifield Daniel B. optician, 139 Washington, house 6
Hawkins. See advertisement
Widdows Henry, boards 42 Purchase
Widdleton Thomas, housejoiner, h. 110 Warren
Wiemert Peter, tailor, 74 Boylston
DIRECTORY.
379
Wio-'^in Asa A. jtrocery and wooden ware, 61 Hanover
Wi^^in Charles E. crockery, 4 Marshall, h. 62 Salem
Wi|gin James S. (Robinson & fF.), boards 134 Hanover
Wiggin Noah, blacksmith, h. 93 Elliot
Wiggin Samuel, h. rear 122 Hanover
Wi^^lesvvorth Edw. 16 India wf. boards 19 Franklin pi.
Wigglesworth Thos. 16 India wf. h. 19 Franklin place
Wi^iit Aaron W. musician, h. South Cedar
Wi"ht Aaron W. jr. (Denton & Wight), boards S. Cedar
VVi^ht Chs. lastmaker, Fulton, h. 10 Ash
Wi^ht Ebenezer, druggist, 46 Milk, opposite tederal
Wight Edward, h. 26 La Grange place
Wightman Joseph (Claxton & W.), h. 33 Warren
Wightman Maria, h. rear 22 North Russell
Wightman Martha, tailoress, 33 Warren
Wilbur Rachel C. tailoress, 41 South
Wilcut John, mason, house rear 2d street
Wilcut Levi, housewr't, Commer. n. Railway, h. fealuta.
Wilcutt Joseph, jr. undertaker &. housew't, h. Short lane
Wild Amasa T. laborer, 37 Belknap
Wild Barnabas, truckman, opposite 84 Sea
Wild C. D. truckman, 9 Cross , ,^ „ ,•
Wild Daniel, jr. broker, 2 Exchange, h. 16 Hancock
Wild James C. cashier Boston Bank, h. 5 Acorn
Wild James T. (Upham, Wild & Co.), h. Pearl
Wild John, mastmaker, h. Commercial near Foster
Wild Paul, 5 Faneuil Hall market
Wild Wanen, broker, 6 Exchange, h. 25 Harvard
Wild William A. tiuckman, 9 Cross
Wilde George C. clerk Supr. Court, h.l9 La Grange pi.
Wilde Samuel S. Judge Supr. Court, h. 52 Mt. Vernon
Wilder Beniah, typefounder, rear 248 Hanover
Wilder Benj. G. (Gould, W. & Co.), h. 33 Orange
Wilder Beulah, 17 Pinckney
Wilder Eleazer, caulker and graver, h. Lane place
Wilder Enos, engineer, 49 Chatham
Wilder James H. attorney, h. 11 Beacon
Wilder Lewis, carpenter, h. 33 Fayette ,.,.,, ,
Wilder Martin, carriagesmith, Hawley pi. h. 4 Norfolk pi.
Wilder M. P., W. I. goods, 3 Central wharf
Wilder Sally, widow, 75 Bedford
Wilder Volney, pianofortemaker, house Maiden
Wildermuth Mary, widow, boarding house, 74 Broad
Wildes James, agent Salem stage, City Tavern, house 6
Stillman place
380
DIRECTORY.
Wildes Solonjon, innholder, 11 Elm
Wildes Solomon L. broker, 16 Exehanse, h. 124 Charles
Wildes Williiim, 16 N. Market, h. 13 Montgomery pi.
Wilder Williani, cooper, 85 Commercial
Wiley Heiirv G. pliysician, hoards 36 Purchase
Wil^y Thos". teller U. S. B. B. h. Myrtle cor. Butolph
Wiley William, Rev. cor. Federal and Franklin place
Wiley Wm. surg, inst. manu. 23 Water, h. 39 Congress
Wiley William, mariner. Well cor. Wharf
Wilkins Abijah, housevvright, h. 7 Blossom
Wilkins Bruce, house 13 Hawkins
Wilkins Charles & William B., W. I. goods, 33 Long
wharf, h. 7 Howard
Wilkins David, laborer, house Balterman place
Wilkins Fann)-, widow, 82 Purchase
Wilkins F. B. cellar, 70 Commercial
Wilkins Geo. W., W. I. g'ds, 4 Liverp. wf. h. 82 Purch.
Wilkins James, baker, Salter place
Wilkins Jeremiah, victualler, 83 Comm. h. 14 Piedmont
Wilkins John H. &. Co. (Charles Buioies), paper dealers^
12 Water, house in Brookline
Wilkins hev\ {Gould, Wilder & Co.), h. 119 Pleasant
Wilkins William, 34 Faneuil Hall market, h. 10 Centre
Wilkinson Arthur (T. P. Cushing & Co.), b'ds 8 Pearl
Wilkinson (Simon) &, Pratt (Eleazer), caulkers and gra-
vers, VVilkinson & Pratt's wf. W.'s h. 7 Charter
Wilkinson Michael, cordwainer, h. 17 Summer
Wilkinson Thomas, cabinetmaker, house Grove
Wilkinson Westley, cabinetmaker, North square
Wilkinson Williau), sexton, Bartiett
Willard Aaron, clockmaker, 843 Washington
Willard Aaion, jr. clockmaker, 815 Washington
Willard Abigail B. 159 Hanover
Willard Alfred, comb store, 149 Wash. h. 31 Tremont
Willard Augustus H. hackman, Bumstead court
Willard Benj. F. Sec'y Boylston Insurance Company,
boards 29 Orange
Willard Henry, clockcase mak. rear 843, h. 843 Wash.
Willard Henry H. dry goods, 287 Wash. h. 24 Leveret
Willard Henry, portrait painter, 77 Cornhill
Willard Joseph, counsellor, 20 Court, h. 2 Somerset pi.
Willard Josiah, 115 Tremont
Willard Sidney, Ed. Christian Register, 19 Water
Willard Simon, jr. watchmaker, 9 Congress, h. 3 South
Willard William W. bookkeeper Oriental Bank
DIRECTORY. 381
Icutt Joseph, housewright and undertaker, 98 Sea
Icutt Joseph, jr. housewright, rear 13 N. Bennet
Icutt WiHiam, mason, h. Comm. n. Henchman lane
!ett William, surveyor, house 516 Washington
ley Sarah, lailoress, rear 27 Milk
liam John, calico printer, house 3 Cornhill square
liams Aaron D. 102 Fancuil Hall market
liams Ambrose, laborer, 2 Bovvdoin square
liams Augustus L. h. Lincoln court
liams Benj. S. umb. mak. 11 G Wash. h. 38 Brighton
liams Betsey O. widow of Wiiiard, house 84 Elliot
liams Cecil C widow of Henry, 14 School
hams Charles. See R. P. & C. Williams
liams Christopher C. housewright, b'ds 11 Nassau
liams D. H. 141 Washington, h. 49 Pinckney
liams David W. (J. D. & M. Williams), h. 744 Wash,
liams Deodat, soda, Devonshire, h. 112 Court
liams Eli C. farrier, 23 Portland
liams Elij. & Co. (£. jr.), 23 Long wf h. 6 Avon pi.
E. jr.'s house 48 Pinckney
liams Eliphalet, cashier City Bank, house 23 Pearl
liams Elisha, laborer, house 55 Elliot
liams Eliza, i3Marston place
liams F. H. counsellor, 81 VVashington
liams Francis, mariner, 42 Sea
liams Frederick A. clerk Boston and Worcester Rail-
road, 617 VVashington
liams Frederick G. clerk, 1 Oliver place
liams George F. {Tucker <^ W.), h. 744 Washington
liams George, gilder, 63 Court
liams George H. See Sawyer & W.
liams H. & R. brokers and auctioneers, 4 Central
wharf H. W.'s house 15 North Russell
liams Hannah, widow, h. Lenox
liams Hannah, widow, rear 23 Friend
liams Harck, boarding hou.se, 12 Wharf
liams Henry R. tailor, 63 Congress, house 43 High
liams Horace, grocer, 100 Canal, h. 1 Leveret court
liams Horace, 8 Joy's building, h. 34 Milk
liams Isaac, shoes, 180 VVa,sh. h. 64 Tremont
liams Isaac F. wireworker, 69 Cornhill, h. 124 Court
liams James, hairdresser, 188 Ann
liams James, tailor, 21 Brattle, house 91 Charles,
liams James, harness maker, West, h. 16 Boylston sq.
liams (Jer.) & Munroe (Lewis), stablers, 16 Portland
54
382 DIRECTORY.
"Williams John, sheet iron worker, h. 15 Nassau
Williams John, h. 14 South
Williams John, counsellor, Commercial, h. 3 McLean ct.
Williams John, clothing store, 37 Brattle, h. Commercial ■
near Foster
Williams John, waterman, 17 Fleet
Williams John & Co. (S. Langieij, jr.), dvy goods, 17
Kilby, house 10 West
Williams John D. & M. wine mer 33 South Market
Williams John D. house 744 Washington
Williams John S. dry goods, G7 Water, h. 34 Boylston
Williams John W., 23 Long wharf
Williams Jonathan T. clerk, house 98 Tremont
Williams Lemuel, house 9 Bridge street court
Williams Lewis T. cordwainer, 3G Elliot
Williams Lucy, widow, Elliot corner Barre place
Williams Mary, instructress, 49 South, h. 44 Fayette
Williams Mary, widow, rear 18 South Bennet
Williams Moses {J. D. ^ M. W.), h. Jamaica Plains
Williams Nancy, widow of Jonathan, h. 98 Tremont
Williams Nathaniel, captain, Murray place
Williams Nathaniel L. 7 Morton place
Williams Peter, rigger, 257 Ann
Williams Robert, house Minot
Williams Robert B. Ocean Ins. office, h. 66 Pinckney
Williams R. P. & C. booksellers, 20 Cornhill, house 6
Bridge street court
Williams Rachel, widow, 12 Federal
Williams Ruth, widow of Thomas R. 5 Prov. House ct..
Williams Sam"l G. & Co. brokers, 40 State, h. 7 Otis pL
Williams Samuel K. counsellor, h. 8 Washington place
Williams Samuel S {Doggttt & Co.), h. in Roxbury
Williams Sarah, widow, 14 Brattle
Williams Stacey, laborer, Commercial near Charter
Williams Susan, widow, Gibbs lane
Williams Susanna, widow of Thomas, h. 131 Tremont
Williams Thomas, laborer, house 77 Warren
Williams Thomas, stevedore, Salutation
Williams Tho's A. painter, 32 Elm, h. 5 Prov. House ct.
Williams Timothy, n»erehant,48 India wf h. 14 South
Williams William R. stevedore, house rear 77 Purchase
Williams William W. mariner, Commercial near Hano.
Williamson Elizabeth, widow. Peck lane
Williamson {Richard), Flynn (Roger) & Co. (Patrick
Flymi), dry g'ds, 37 1-2 Kilby. W.'s h. c. 3. Mason
DIRECTORY.
383
Williamson Thomas, mariner, house Lyman place
Willis Benjamin, merchant, 118 Purchase
Willis Charles, 50 1-2 North Market, house 25 Prince
Willis Charles, jr. 51 and 52 North Market
Willis Clement, VV. I. g'ds, Federal c. High, h. 18 High
Willis Henry, typefounder, 66 Congr. h. 118 Purchase
Willis Martha, widow, 138 Hanover
Willis Nath'l, pro. Recorder, 19 Water, h. 31 Atkinson
Willis Rebecca, widow, 2 Kneeland
Willis Richard, shoemaker, corner A and 3d streets
Willis Robert B. merchant, 25 India wf. h. 17 Sudbury
Willis Royal B. cabinetmaker, h. 8 Bridge st. court
Willis Stillman, jeweller, 153 Wash, h 58 Federal
Williston George W. ropemaker. 4th street
Williston Joseph, sugar boiler, Centre corner Hanover
Williston Joseph, jr. housevvright, h. 16 North Russell
Willson Harvey {Wlthington iy IV.), h. 107 Pleasant
Willson John, housewright, house 3 Elliot court
Willson William, captain, house 7 Green
Willson William H. h. 7 Green
Wilmot Nathaniel N. gunmaker, rear 13 Court
Wilson Ann N. boarding, 3 Cajnbridge near Bowdoin
Wilson Archibald, hatter, house Bumstead court
Wilson Hannah, widow, Battcrman place
Wilson Hannah, boarding house, 12-! Purchase
Wilson Jabez, laborer, 4th st. near Turnpike
Wilson James, tollgatherer, house 95 Charles
Wilson James, laborer, 6 South Margin
Wilson James, crier. Congress square
Wilson John, branch pilot, 8 Fleet
Wilson John &l Son {J. jr.), tailors, 24 Court, house 1
Bradford place
Wilson Joseph, cordage manufacturer, 21 Commer. wf.
Wilson Judith, widow of William, h. 45 Cambiidge
Wilson Lydia <fe Sarah, dressmakers, h. 168 Hanover
Wilson Peter, laborer, house 31 Carver
Wilson Robert, florist, 99 Cambridge, h. 9 Allen
Wilson Robert, tailor, house 20 Friend
Wilson Ruth, widow, 53 Pond
Wilson Russell, machinist, Ivers corner Merrimac
Wilson {Sam'i) & Russ (.^//).), plasterers, 2 Bridge st. ct.
Wilson Thomas, laborer, 137 Broad
Wilson William H. painter, house Lane place
Wilson William H. «& Co. {Wm. Forbes), tailors, 25 State
Wilson W. W. eog. & plate printer, 123, b'ds 158 Wash.
384
DIRECTORY.
Wilton Rebecca, nurse, 52 South
Winch Lucy, widow, Chailestown
Winchester Alvin, 238 Ann
Winchester Amasa, house 26 Somerset
Winchester Augustus, housewrieht, Carver, h. 37 Fayette
Winchester A. jr. W. I. y'ds, 15 S. Mark. h. 20 Somerset
Winchester E., A. & W. provision dealers, 15 S. Mark.
h. W's house liJ Richmond
Winchester Fitz E. saddler, 67 Pond
, Winchester Jacob B., 30 Faneuil Hall market
Winchester Stephen (E., ^. ^ JV.), h. Comm. n. Hanover
Winchester Wm. P. {£., A. ^ JV.), h. 20 Franklin place
Winheld James, mariner, 13 Friend
Wing B. F. physician, 5 Tremont House
Wing Joseph, house 8 Garden
Wingate H. carpenter, Pond near Charlestown bridge
"tif/o^^'"""''^ ^ Dickinson (J. i^.), clothes and hats,
120 State. Winkley's house 1 Pearl
Winn C. G., 93 Faneuil Hall market
Winn David, cooper, house II Essex place
Winn Elizabeth, widow, house West Centre
Winn John, laborer, house 20 Creek square
Winn Mark L. See Bowman, W. & Co.
Winn William, inspector, Custom House
Winship Alice, widow, 470 Washin^non
Winship Elizabeth, nurse, 16 Centre''
Winship F. & L., Boston Coffee House, 38 Milk
Winship (Handel) & Hewes (Jabez F.), bread store, 5
Atkinson '
Winship Nancy, milliner, 289 Wash. h. 12 Bedford
Wmship Stephen, 65 F. H. market, h. 52 Belknap
Wins ow Benjamin, broker, 4 Exchange, b'ds 137 Trem.
Wins ow Benjamin P., 44 Long wharf, h. 13 Leveret
Winslow Charles, housewright, h. 25 Williams
Winslow Charles, broker, house 26 Fayette
Winslow Ebenezer D. stonecutter, Fulton
Winslow Edward, merchant, 14 Broad, h. 3 Pearl
Winslow Elisha D. See E. Cobb & Co
WmisIow Geo., 44 Long wharf, house 13 Leveret
Wins ow Hubbard, Rev. h. 3 Mount Vernon place
Wms ow IsHac & Sons, mer. 44 Long wf h. 13 Leveret
Winslow Isabella, dressmaker, 116 Court
Winslow John, boards 117 Purchase
Winslow John, cabinetmaker, Greenough la. h. Comm.
Winslow John K. stock man. 6 Joy's Build, h. 46 Bridge
DIRECTORY. 385
Winslow Joseph W. house 3 George
Witislow Mark, cabinet, 142 Cambridge, h. 116 Court
Winslow jNathaniel, mariner, house Hanover avenue
Winslow Samuel, sexton, Commercial near Hanover
Winslow William, 15 Faneuil Hall market
Winsor Alfred (I. P. Townscnd & Co.), h. 9 Causeway
Winsor Edward, merch., 14 Commer. wf. h. 20 BulfincU
Winsor Henry, Brimmer's T, house 12 West
Winsor Joseph, fish dealer, 43 Long wf. h. 44 Warren
Winsor Nathaniel, W. I. goods, 14 Comm. wf h. 16 Allen
Winsor W. widow of Thomas, house W. Cedar
Winter Francis B. mason, cor. Myrtle ct. and Centre
Winter Ignatius, housewright, house 50 Friend
Winters Thomas W. carpenter, house rear 89 Sea
Winthrop George E. counsellor, 17 Court
Winthrop Grenville T. counsellor, 17 Court, h. Beacon
Winthrop Robert C. attorney, 11 Court, h. 7 Tremontpl.
Winthrop Thomas L. house Beacon corner Walnut
Wise Daniel, handcartman, rear 61 Ann
Wise Isaac K. hardware, 23 Merchants row, h. 40 Allen
Wise James, victualler, Northampton
Wise James, house 3 Wesley place, Hanover
Wise John, hairdresser, 56 Brattle, h. 4 Graphic court
Wise (John) & Weston (James), hair cutters, 56 Brattle
Wise John, boarding, 137 Ann
Wise Jonathan, ropemaker, house rear 63 Warren
Wiswall (Elisha) & Roberts (Tobias), grocers, Broad
op. Tileston's wf. W.'s h. 36 Warren
Wiswell Dexter W. shoes, 77 Broad
Wiswell Eliza, widow, Lyman place
Wiswell William, cordwainer, h. rear 41 Prince
Wiswell William M. tailor, 156 Hanover
Witham Mary, widow, Thacher street court
Withcomb Alfred W. shoes, 8 Union
Witherell Richard, mason, 50 Poplar
Witherby Jer., W. I. goods, Commercial cor. Foster
Witherley William, housewright, 1 Friend street place
Withington Betsey, widow, 87 Pleasant
Withington Eliza, widow of Ebeiiezer, h. 8 Crescent pi.
Withington (Increase S.) & Willson (Harvey), fur deal-
ers, 18 Central Withington's house 11 Poplar
Withington James, house 5 Friend street court
Withington Josiah, 6 Boylston market
Withington Newell. 16 Long vi'f h. Crescent place
Withington Stephen, mes. Globe Ins Co. h. 12 Boylston
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386 DIRECTORY'. ,
Withington Thomas, house rear 98 Warren
Witt Asa, W. I. goods, Batterymarch, h. 2 Hamilton ct.
Wivild Niels, musician, house 36 Hancock
Wolcott Emily, widow of H. D. house 22 Beacon
Wolcott J. H. {A. A. Lawrence & Co.), h. 1 Hancock av.
Wolcott Josiab, wheelwright. Front, h. 50 Tremont
Wolcott Josiah, jr. wheelwright, house Dedham
Wolcott Lucy, widow, house 11 Franklin place
Wolkins J. F., 48 Fan^uil H. market, h. 4th near A st.
Wood Amos & Son {Henry), lumber wf. «&h, 10 Charles-
Wood Amos, jr. house 28 Bridge
Wood Arad H. housewright, Hawley pi. h. Harvard pi.
Wood Bailey, housewright, 37 1-2 Prince
Wood Benjamin 2d, 33 Faneuil H. market, h. 45 Ann
Wood C. M. veterinary surgeon stable. Pond
Wood Daniel P. (Eveleth & IV.), house 2 Allen
Wood David (Griswold & IV.), boards 22 Beacon
Wood Edmund W, laborer, 4th street
Wood Elizabeth, 61 Charter i
Wood Ephraim, tailor, 354 Wash, b. 3 Avery place
Wood Henry, paperhanger, Fayette ct. h. 5 Graphic ct.-
Wood Henry {A. Wood 4' Son), house 20 Charles
Wood James, physician, 20 Milk
Wood James, engineer, 5 Chardon
Wood John, cordwainer, Elliot near Warren
Wood M. F. 1 Liberty square, house 6 Bulfinch
Wood Micajah {Josselyn S/- W.), house 11 Southac
Wood Sally, widow, 49 Essex
Wood William W. founder, 2d street
Woodard Rebecca, widow, house Butolph
Wuodberry (Asa, jr.) & Hartwell (John Jf^.), jewellers,
251 Washington. W. boards 25 Summer
Woodberry John, bricklayer, 13 North Russell
Woodbridge Sarah (Hayward & JV.), h. 277 Wash.
Woodbury Charles, mason, boards 2 Bradford place
Woodbury Elizabeth, 27 Thacher
Woodbury Franklin, painter, house Sudbury
Woodbury Mary Ann, widow, house 7 Belknap
Woodbury Moses, housewright, house 33 S. Russell
Woodbury Thomas S. paint. Cross^i. Ann, h. 47 Prince
Woodcock (Joseph) & Warren (Thomas), wood, Canal.
W.'s house 39 Charter
Woodford P. R. (Carey, Boynton & JV.), h. 3 Eaton
Woodman Abigail, 211 Hanover
Woodman , physician, 8 Richmond cor. Hanover
DIRECTORY. 387
Woodman Charles, caps, 75 Cornhill, house Friend
Woodman David, baker, 45 Hanover, h. IS Friend
Woodman David, jr. baker, N. Margin, h, Salem
Woodman D. S. inniiolder, Hancock House, Corn court
Woodman (Edicin) & Co. {Henry Horn), hat manufac-
tory, 4 Washington
Woodman Joseph, mason, 15 Pinckney
Woodman William, dry goods, Pemberton hill, house
15 Pinckney
Woods Daniel, house 3 Bradford place
Woods Henry H. clerk, house 32 Stillman
Woods Hepsibah, widow, Hancock row "^
Woods Hiram H., 4 Centre
Wood.s John, house Pond corner North Margin
Woods John, house 19 Cross
Woods Lucy, boarding house, rear 176 Washington
Woods Michael, stonecutter, rear 81 Sea
Woods Samuel, merchant, 3 1-2 Commer. h. 30 High
Woods William, housewright, house 17 Second
Woods William, handcartman, opposite 79 Pleasant
Woodsum Isaac P. (JSevers & W.), h. 4 Essex place
Woodward Elisha, grocer, Travers c<>rner Friend
Woodward Rebecca, house Butolph
Woodworth Anna, upholstress, 8 Norfolk place
Wooffindale Charles M. painter, 306 Ann •
Woonarton John, laborer. Prospect
Woolner William, mariner, rear 32 Ann
Woolsey Charles W., East Boston, house 17 Sheafe
Worcester (Eldad) & Pierce (S. S.), grocers, 206 Tre-
mont. W. boards Boylston hotel
-Worcester Lydia, wid. of Joseph, h. Castle op. Middlesex
Worcester Thomas, Rev., Phillips place
Worcester William, teamster, house South street place
Worrick Levi L. housewright. South Margin
Wormwood Ephraim R. clerk Ocean Ins. Co. house 3
Bridge street court
Worshley Mark, fancy boxes, 119 Washington, boards
4 Cornhill square
Worster John, junk store, 62 India wf h. Turnpike
Worster Stillman, cooper, house 120 Purchase
Worthington Francis, coal, Drake's wharf 40 Sea
W^orthington William, merchant, 20 Central wharf
Wright Abel, stone cutter, 54 Portland
Wright Albert J. See Shepley & W.
Wright Caleb, grocer, 37 Camijridge, h. 7 Lynde
388 DIRECTORY.
Wright Calvin B. stone cutler, h. 3d st. cor. Dorchester
Wright David, exhibition Diorama, cor. Trem. & Boyls.
Wright D. P. See Browne <fe W.
Wright Edmund, house 39 North Allen
Wright Edm. jr. wharfinger Brimmer's T, h. 3 Morion pi.
Wright Edward, tailor, house 19 Lyman place
Wright Edward, engraver, 9 State, h. 68 Cambridge
Wright Ellis, innkeeper, house /Jth street
Wright Ephraim, chairs, 38 Commercial, house Court
Wright Ephraim, painter, house 104 Court
Wright Eunice, widow, 26 Myrtle
Wright Gad. See Keen & W.
Wright George, clerk, 8 India st. h. 7 W. Second
Wright George, clerk, house 3 South Russell
Wright George B. cordwainer, 171 Ann, h. 30 Stillman
Wright Isaac H. (Winslow W. S^ Co.), h. 31 Green
Wright James, grocer, 4 Flagg alley
Wright James, 163 Hanover
Wright John, housewright, rear 77 Warren
Wright John S. (Parks, Wright <^ Co.), h. 22 Beacon
Wright Jonathan, house rear Dr. Sharp's church
Wright Joseph C. cordwainer, h. W. Centre cor. Southac
Wright Nathaniel, mess. Suff. Ins. Co. h.r. 26 Chambers
Wright Phineas, grocer, Brornfieid, house do.
Wright Solomon, house 10 Crescent place
Wright Stephen, hackman, rear 17 Hanover
Wright Warren R. cordwainer, 30 Leveret
Wright William, laborer, house Broadway
Wright William, painter, rear 4th street
Wright William, sailmaker, house 37 Prince
Wright Winslow & Co. (Isaac H. Wright), merchants,
12 Broad and 6 India, h. 31 Green
Wyatt Samuel, innkeeper, Marlboro' Hotel, 229 Wash.
Wyatt Samuel, handcartman. Battery
Wyatt William, stenciller, h. south end Washington
Wyer John, rigger, house 70 Temple
Wyman Abraham G., W. I. goods, 23 Green, h, ]4Lynde
Wyman Elbridge, grocer, 54 Pond
Wyman George D. painter. Milk, h. 9 Hartford place
Wyman James, leather dresser, 529, h. 537 Washington
Wyman James (Kittredge & W.), h. 32 Stillman
Wyman John G. tailor, 71 Washington, house S. Cedar
Wyman Joseph, Medford stagej 11 Elm
Wyman Mary, widow of William, h. 537 Washington^
^ Wyman Oliver C. clerk, house 17 Williams
DIRECTORY. 389
Wyman Sarah, widow, house 32 Charles
Wyman Sally, widow, 9 Hartford place
Wyman Susan, nurse, 81 Elliot
YATES JAMES D. tailor, rear 4 Friend
Yates Richard, bar room, Court, house 111 Cambridge
Yeager Charles, printer, house 14 Bedford
Yeaton Benjamin, chaise trimmer, Hawley, h. 10 Front
Yeaton Judith, widow, house 14 Stanifordj
Yendell George, painter, rear 15 Atkinson, h. Fruit st. ct.
Yendell Samuel, grocer. Commercial near Ann
Yendley Joseph. See Carroll & Y.
Yerrington James B. printer, h. 5 Ballard place
Yespritser Nathaniel, 3 Corn court
York James, boarding, 12 Myrtle
York Thomas, laborer, A street
York William, teamster, house G Orange lane
Youlen {Jiram) & Blake {Robert H), coach painters,
13 Boylston square. Y.'s h. Boylston n. Tremont
Youlen James, 84 Sea
Young Alexander, Rev. 14 Rowe place
Young Andrew P. painter, 180, h. 157 Hanover
Young Bushrod W. 12 Cornhill, h. 4 Stillman
Young Calvin, clerk in Post Office, house 56 Pinckney
Young Charles T printer, house 15 Hamilton
Young Daniel (Holbrook & F.), h. 2 Staniford place
Young Henry, stevedore, rear 242 Hanover
Young James, printer, house Creek square
Young Joseph, chemist, 3d street
Young Mary, widow of Alexander, house 1 Oliver
Young Moses, stonecutter, house 6 South street place
Young Samuel, teamster, house Hobbs's wharf
Young Sidney S. tailor, house 15 Washington place
Young Thomas, grocer, 12G Ann
Young Thomas, lobsterman. Commercial near Foster
Young William, physician, 1 Oliver
Yoimger hf.\\, mariner, 66 Pond
Younger William, cordwainer, 80 Cambridge
Yvonnet Alexis, hairdresser, 117 Court, h. 56 Portland
ZEUNER CHARLES, profess, of music, 3 Boylston Hall
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PEOPLE OF COLOR.
ADAMS EMMA, cigar maker, house Peck lane
Adams Samuel H. boarding house, 245 Ann '
Alexander S. R. cordwainer, house 2 Belknap
Allen Jesse, laborer, house Southac
Andrews Esther, rear 245 Ann
Andrews John, 64 Charter
BARBADOES JAMES G. 31 Exchange, h. Butolph
Bassett Benjamin P. hairdresser, 68 Pond
Bassetl William F. barber, 39 Cambridge
Benjamin Samuel, laborer, house Southac
Benson Hannah, 28 Spring
Benson William, barber. Water, house Southac
Biner Charles, teamster, 706 Washington
Bisbett John A. mariner, h. 1 Butolph
Blake John, laborer, h. Southac
Boyc John, laborer, house W. Centre
Bradford George, Southac
Brooker Samuel S., Grove corner Southac
Brooks Mary Ann, house Southac
Brown Edward, mariner, h. Southac
Brown John, laborer, house 4 Grove
Brown John W. 17 Belknap
Brown Thomas, waiter, Flagg alley
Brown Thomas, waiter, house 31 S. Russell
Brown William, barber, house W. Centre
Brown William, waiter, house 28 Belknap
Brown Diana, widow, h. 13 Second
Buoker Daniel, mariner, Peck lane
Burr J. hairdresser, 5 Elm, house Southac
Butler J. W. waiter, Milk c. Theatre alley, h. 29 Belknap
C^SAR ELI, barber, 117 Broad, house Butolph
Carroll Henry, West Centre
DIRECTORY. 391
Carroll William, house Southac
Carter William, house Butolph
Cash Jonathan, handcartman, 103 Chambers
Choice Peter, packer. Cross rear Ann
Clark Jane, widow, house rear Southac
Clark Peter, clothes dealer, IG Brattle
Clarke Jonas W. clothes dealer, 18 Brattle, h. May
Cobb Nathan, laborer, house Southac
Coburn John P. clothes dealer, 8 Brattle, h. Southac
Coburn Smith, Robinson's lano
Cole Samuel, boarding, 157 Ann
Cole Thomas, hairdresser, Congress, house Southac
Cook Samuel S. hairdresser, Myrtle, house Belknap
Cooper Thomas, Jaborer, house Southac
Copeman Henry, marmer, house Southac \
Costel William, May
Coursy Abraham, mariner, h. W. Centre
Curl John, clothes dealer, Pleasant cor. Warren place
Cutler John B. barber, 71 Chambers, h. 2 Butolph
Cutler Nathaniel P. barber, 111 Cambridge
DALTON THOMAS, house 29 S. Russell
Davis Diana, Robinson alley
Davis John, tailor, 20 Brattle
Davidson CfEsar, laborer, h. Butolph cor. Southac
Dean Grace Ann, widow, house W. Centre
Derby D. (Roberts ^ D.), house rear Belknap
Dorsey Nancy, rear Southac
Drummer Thomas, laborer, house Southac
Dunlap William, boarding, rear 153 Ann
Durfy William, laborer, 4iouse Southac
ELI JOHN, clothing, 38 Brattle
FATEI, JOSEPH, mariner, h. Butolph
Ferguson Moses, house rear May
Fisher Elizabeth, widow, house Butolph
Foster Cyrus, clothes, 30 Brattle, h. rear 3 Vine
Freeman Cato, bootblack, Elm, h. rear 704 Washington
Freeman Jane, Robinson alley
Freeman John, mariner, 2 Vine
Freeman John, mariner, rear 310 Ann
GALL AARON, house George
Gardner Ceesar, bootblack, Atkinson
392 DIRECTORY. '
Gaskin Henry A., Turkey oil stone manufac. Hobbs's wf.
George Judy, widow, house Southac
Gilniore John, house Southac
Grason VViiham, housewright, h. W. Centre
Gray John B. hairdresser, AtUinson, house Belknap
Gray Lucy, widow, house Southac
Gray Peter, clothes, 12 Brattle, house 2 Vine
Green Peter, mariner, house Southac
Grimes Mary, Robinson alley
HAMMOND JOHN, house Peck lane
Harris Walter, boarding house, 11 W. Centre
Hatton Thomas, laborer, house Southac
Hemminway John, Grove
Hill Isaac, laborer, house W. Centre near Southac
Hill James, rear 2 Belknap
Hilton John T. clothes, 5 Brattle square
Hilton , clothes dealer, 20 Brattle
Henson Daniel, clothing, 26 Brattle
Hogan John, laborer, h. ]03 Chambers
Hogan John, mariner, house May
Holmes Henry, barber, Merrimac
Holmes Wm. hairdresser, 183 Hanover, h. 24 Richmond
Howard Peter, hairdr. and music, 82 Camb. h. 18 Poplar
Hubbard Daniel, Richmond
IVES JOHN, mariner, house 1 Butolph
JACKSON AMOS S. house rear 2 Vine
Jackson Hannah, widow, h. W. Centre cor. Southac
Jackson John, mariner, house rear Southac
Jackson John, house Garden
Jaspar Samuel, waiter, house George
Jennings W^illiam S. clothes dealer, Franklin avenue
Johnson Henry, rear 54 Prince
Johnson James S. laborer, house Southac
Johnson Lewis, hairdresser, 62 India wharf, h. Belknap
Johnson Robert, physician, house Southac
Johnson William, Robinson's lane
Jones Arthur, barber, 154 1-2 Ann, h. Langdon place
Jones Ephraim, mariner, house 4 George
Jorden James, 24 Richmond
Junier William, waiter, house 1 Butolph
DIRECTORY. 393
KEERE WILLIAM, hairdresser and musician, Howard
Kelson Dolly, widow, h. VV. Centre n. Soutliac
Key Margaret B. widow, house Butolph
LANSON JOHN, house rear Southac
Lawson Edward, laborer, Peck lane
Leonard John, waiter, rear 6 Bridge
Lewan David, Robinson alley
Lewis A. J. hairdresser, 13 Sea
Lewis Andress V. barber, Howard
Lewis Joel W. blacksmith, 70 Cambridge
Lewis Joseph, house George
Lewis Simpson H. barber, Howard, h. 3 Vine
Lewis William, hairdresser, 203 Ann
Lorill Joseph M. laborer, house Southac
Lyons David, laborer, house 29 Southac
MARSHALL JOHN, rear 152 Ann
Martin Luther, boarding house, 16 North square
Mattrass Ezekiel, Robinson alley
Miller John, waiter, May
Minor Nathaniel, laborer, 64 Charter
Morris Robert, cook and waiter, May
Mulligan Ann, house rear Southac
NASH OLIVER, barber, 9 Hanover, house May
Nell William G. tailor, Brattle square, h. rear Bridge
Nibhs William, house George
Nicholas Henry, rear 702 Washington
OSBORN JOHN, hairdresser, 258 Hanover
Osborn Peter, laborer, h. Ridgeway lane
PARKER EDWARD, laborer, 64 Charter
Patterson Pierce, laborer, Southac
Paul Catharine, widow of Thomas, 6 George
Payne Timothy, laborer, rear 704 Washington
Pero John B. hairdresser, rear 1 Duck sq. h. 22 Belknap
Phillip James, laborer, 64 Charter
Pitkin Andrew, barber, Franklin av. h. Butolph
Pitts Coffin, clothes, 28 Brattle
Potter Anthony, Wilson's lane
Preston William, waiter, h. Butolph
Prince Ann, h. rear Southac
Putnam George, hairdresser, 2 Bromfield, h. 16 Belknap
394 DIRECTORY.
RAGANS JOB, Robinson's lane
Ray John, laborer, Southac
Revinason Ann Mary, h. rear 152 Ann
Rider John, rear 732 Washington
Riley William, clothes dealer, 22 Brattle, h. Southac
Roberts Charles H. & Co. (D. Derby), clothes dealers, 32
Federal, h. Belkqap
Roberts Robert, house 9 Second ^
Robertson Eleanor, Robinson lane
Robins Thomas, laborer, house Southac
Robinson John, clothes, 42 Brattle, h. George
Rodrick Eliza, 64 Charter
Rogers John, clothes, 14 Brattle, h. rear 29 Poplar
Rowe Lucas, 308 Ann
Rue D. clothes cleaner. Milk, corner Theatre alley, h.
rear 33 Belknap
SAMPSON PHILIP, 717 Washington
Saunders Enoch, laborer, rear 119 Cambridge
Scarlett John E. shop 40 Brattle, h. 9 South May
Scott Edward, laborer, h. Southac
Silver John D. mariner, Southac
Silver Joseph A. mariner, 704 Washington
Simpson Violet, Robinson alley
Skeele Edward, waiter, h. Southac
Sherry Isaac, honse Hanover avenue
Smith Lewis, grain measurer, May
Smith Peter, clothing, 82 Cambridge
Sprague Joseph, May
Snowden Samuel, preacher, 5 Belknap
Spry John, mariner, Robinson's lane
Standin Francis, clothes cleaner, h. 13 W. Second
Steward Linea, doctress, h. rear S. Russell
Sfewart Paton, clothes, 104 Court, h. do.
Sumey Susan B. Robinson alley
TELFORD ANDREW, hairdr. Mt. Vernon, h. Belknap
Thacker Henry, bootblack, 3 Spring lane, h. Southac
Thomas Francis, laborer, h. Southac
Thompson G. VV. hairdresser, 32 Hanover
Thompson John, waiter, house Southac
Thurston Pump, waiter, 20 Belknap
Tiittle Amos, mariner, house West Centre
Tidd Dudley, laborer, Southac
Toliver George, Belknap, h. Southac
DIRECTORY. 395
Tyler Charles, bootblack, 10 Brattle, house May
Tyler Henry, clothes shop, 245 Ann
VILNOVE CLARISSA, widow of Victor, h. Richmond
WALKER THOMAS, laborer, house W. Centre
Wallace William, hairdresser, 82 Ann
Wallace Ditnmes, widow, boarding, h. 312 Ann
Washington Geo. bootblack. Water, h. rear 29 Belknap
White John, tailor, Belknap
White Samuel, mariner, I'eck lane
Williams Charles, mariner, house Southac
Williams Elizabeth, milliner & dressmaker, h. Soulhac
Williams John, shoeblack, h, Bulolph
Williams John, laborer, Southac
Williams John, laborer, h. Southac
Williams John, mariner, house Southac
Williams Samuel, second hand clothing, Milk n. Pearl
Williams Thomas, laborer, h. rear Southac
Wilson Benjamin, Robinson alley
Wilson William J. hairdresser, 174 Hanover «& 241 Ann
Winston William, laborer, h. Southac
Winsor Thomas, Robinson's lane
Woodrop William, 175 Ann
Woodson Joseph, blacking maker, George
Wood Robert, boarding, 4 Grove
Wright William, laborer, h. rear Butolph
YORK LEWIS, waiter, Southac
OmissionSy RS>iovaIs, ^c.
Appleton Nathaniel W. 22 State, over Globe Bank
Ball Samuel S. {Jones, Lows & B.), b'da at Tremont H.
Curtis (Joseph) 6c Townsend (David, jr.), W. I. goods,
459 and 461 Washington, h. 2G Harvard
Jones (George B.), Lows (John J. ^ f'ran. Low) & Bail
(Samuel S.), jewellers, 123 Wash. See advertise.
Lamson Edwin, commission merchant, 40 Long wharf,
boards 4 Brattle sq.
Prescott J. & Sons (Harrison o/- Jerome), furriers, 1 S,
side Faneuil Hall. Jona. P.'s house 12 Carver
Prescott Harrison, house Broadway
STIMFSOlf'S
BOSTON DIRECTORY JUI.Y5 1835.
CHARLES STIMPSON, JR.
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND BOOKBINDER,
78 Washington Street,
TWO DOORS SOL H OF CITY HALL.
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FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, AND
PERFUMERY STORE,
208 WASHINGTOW STrHET,
BETWEE^r rKAN:ci .N i^D 8UMMBU ST9.
Professional and Visiting Cards neatly engraved and printed.
B. Clapp, jr. Printer, 184 Wasliington Street.
THE
BOSTON
ANNUAIi ADVERTISER,
ANNEXED TO THE
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Boston Bewick Company - - -
Boston Type and Stereotype Foundry
Tliomsonian infirmary - - - -
rhilosopliieal Apparatus for Schools, &c. -
Drugs and Medicines - - - -
Boston Wire-Work Manufactory
Marine Telegraph Flags - - .
Paper Warehouse .... -
Auction and Commission Merchant
Sign and Ornamental Painting - - -
Chaise, Harness, and Painting Establishment - - 9
Chart, Stationary, and Nautical Book Ware House 10
Foreign Bookstore ------ 10
Publishing and Bookselling - - - - 11, 15
Hygeian Medicine - - - - - - H
Ploughs, Plough Castings, Stoves, &c. - - - 11
Furniture, Feathers, &c. - - - 11,15,18,22
Clock Manufactory 12
Clothes Warehouse ------ 12
Tremont Livery Stable ------ 12
Balance Manufactory ------ 13
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Flag-Stone Yard 13
Leather and Finding Store 14
Umbrella, Parasol, and Cane Manufactory - - 14
Paints, Oil, Window Glass, Ac. - - - - 15
School for Moral Discipline - - - - 16
Silver and Brittania Ware, Watches, «fcc. - - 19
Fire Insurance ------- 19,20
Brush iVIanufactory ------ 19
Irish Linen Warehouse ------ 20
Steam Power Printing Presses - - - - 21
Stoves, Tin Ware, &c. 21
Copper and Brass Foundry - - - - 21
Engraving and Copperplate Printing - - - 22
Flute Tuition ^ - 22
Broadcloths and Cassimeres - - - - - 23
Spectacles and Optical Instruments - - - 24
Bell's Paste Blacking 24
Stationary, Fancy Goods, and Books - - - 25
Glass Ware and Window Glass - - - - 25
Truss Manufactory ------ 26
Silk, Cotton, Woolen and Linen Dyer - - - 2S
DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
THE
AMERICAN MAGAZINE
Of USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE,
Illustrated with numerous Wood Engravings.
Published monthly, at $2,00 per annum,
BV THE
BOSTON- BUVTICK COMFiLXriT.
ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND STEREOTYPING,
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In all their branches, neatly and promptly executed
by the above Corporation, at
Ko. 47 Court street^
BOSTON.
UIF' Orders for the above, respectfully solicited.
THE
BOSTON TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY,
JVo. 39 Congress Street,
Have constantly on hand a large assortment of TYPES
of every description, for Book, Newspaper and Job
Printing, and also of Printers' Furniture, generally.
They are constantly engaged in STEREOTYPING,
and are prepared to execute with despatch large or small
works, in the best manner.
All orders will be promptly executed by
J. GORHAM ROGERS,
Agtnt for the Company.
4 Boston Annual Advertiser.
DR. WATKINS'S THOMSONIAN
HARVARD STREET INFIRMARY,
. Opposite 4:39 Washington Street,
BOSTON.
The Subscriber would inform his friends, patrons, and
the public generally, that he yet continues to administer
the vegetable medicines on the Thomsoniari principle
at the above establislimenl, for all complaints to which
mankind are liable. The efficacy of these simples has
been tried and proved by innumerable living individuals,
who have been healed of all kinds of diseases in every
stage of the same, although they have been abandoned
by the regular physicians as incurable. It is unnecessary,
in confirmation of this statement, to introduce the certi-
ficates of the patients who have been under his care, or
the particular disease with which they have been afflict-
ed, as the reader is referred to his advertisements pub-
lished in the most popular journals of the day, wherein
may be found a detail of such complaints and of the
mode of treatment thereof
By a reference to the opinionvS of some of the most
celebrated members of the faculty, the reader must noio
be convinced, that mineral medicines cause the most
dreadful consequences ; and the proprietor would re-
mark, that in the Thomsonian system their use'is wholly
discarded; his practice being exclusively confined to the
administration of botanical simples.
Having, for more than twenty years past, been famil-
iar with their salutary operation on the human frame by
prescribing them in all kinds of sickness, in Europe,
North and South America, including the West India
Islands, and having also, during his residence in Boston
the nine months past, met with decided success, not
having lost one patient out of a large number, in the
same course of practice, he respectfully invites the af-
flicted patient to place himself under his care, and in so
doing he confidently assures him that whatsoever may be
the character of his disease, he may speedily be restored
to sound health, — if timely application be made.
For sale at the above establishment, pure Thomsonian
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Medicines, embra<;ing all the vegetables used in the com-
position. None ar6 genuine but those prepared by the
author of the system and his legally empowered agents.
Also, the last edition, 1835, of the Guide to Health and
Narrative of the Life of Doctor Samuel Thomson, which
contains many new and interesting articles. Likewise,
Robinson's Lectures, a scientific work, explanatory of
the system. No alteration in the diet of patients is re-
quired. Nor is it necessary, as heretofore, for invalids to
bring with them a change of linen to take a single course
of medicine, as always a clean bed dress is provided for
the person. To prevent contagion, India Rubber cover-
ings to the mattrass or beds, together with two under
sheets, are furnished clean, at each course of medicine.
Cholera Syrup and Wine Bitters, first rate articles, sold
twenty-five per cent, less than by those unauthorized.
Corn ointment, an invaluable article, prepared by Doctor
Samuel Thomson, also, for sale as above.
ANDREW WATKINS, Botanic Physician and
Agent for Doct. Samuel Thomson.
FOR
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES AND COLLEGES.
CLAXTON & WIGHTMAN,
MANUFACTURERS OP PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS,
Chambers JVo. 33 Cornhill, late Market street^
BOSTON.
Several sizes of Apparatus for illustrating all the va-
rious Sciences.
Breast and other pumps for medical purposes made
and repaired.
N. B. Persons having apparatus to exchange or dis>
pose of, can be accommodated on favorable terms.
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EBENEZER WIGHT,
JVb. 46 Milk Street y opposite Federal Street,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Maw & Co.'s Domestic Instruments — Prout's Tooth
Brushes — do. Nail do. —Medicated Lozenges — Fancy
Soaps — Perfumery — Chemicals — Medicine Spoons —
Hull's Trusses — Moore's Ess. Life — Chlorine Lozenges
— Purified Bear's Oil — Quakers' Herbs — Black Currant
Wine.
lO" Physicians' prescriptions and family medicines
vrill receive strict personal attention.
MEDICINE CHESTS, for Ship or Family use, put up
with suitable directions.
E. W. has made such arrangements as will enable hira
to be constantly supplied with the genuine EUROPEAN
LEECHES.
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BOSTON WIRE-WORK MANUFACTORY.
ISAAC F. WILLIAMS,
FENDER MAKER, AND FANCY AND PLAIN
WIRE WORKER,
JVb. 69 Cornhill, late Market Street, Boston,
Makes all kinds of FENDERS for Fire Places of every
description. Also, Bird Cages of all kinds ; neat Safes,
Lattice Wire Work for Window Guards ; Gravel
Screens.
Mso, Weaves all kinds of Brass and Iron Wire.
Fenders repaired and painted. All kinds of Wire
Work done at short notice. ■ ' '
N. B. Drum Sieves for sifting powder, for Apotheca-'
ries and confectioners.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH FLAGS.
TO THE COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The Marine Telegraph Flags being extensively adopted
by vessels of all descriptions, has induced the United
Slates Government to furnish the public ships and reve-
nue cutters with them, for purposes of conversation with
the commerce of our country. The several Semaphoric
Telegraph stations in our seaports, by the use of these
flags, have been the means of relievmg distressed ves-
sels; and vessels being furnished with these facilities,
opportunities for communication at sea frequently occur,
when all other intercourse is impossible.
The undersigned request your recommendation and
patronage towards the adoption of the Marine Telegraph
Flags, whereby the safety, comfort and convenience of
the commercial interests are promoted and more effectu-
ally secured.
A. A. Leggett, Conductor of the Telegraph at Mer-
chants' Exchange, New York ; John L. Dudley, Con-
ductor of Telegraph at Baltimore, Maryland ; Ira
Wheeler, in behalf of heirs of James M. Elford, Con-
ductor of Telegraph at Charleston, S. Carolina ; Lem-
uel Moody, Conductor of Telegraph at Portland,
Maine ; John R. Parker, Conductor of Telegraph at
the Observatory, Boston.
8 Boston Annual Advertiser.
GRANT & DANIELL,
JVb. 9 Union Street,
Have constantly for sale — Printing Paper of all sizes for
Newspapers; Royal, Medium and Demy for Book Print-
ing; Royal, Medium, Demy, Folio Post, Cap, Pot and
Letter Writing Paper, various qualities; Fancy colored
Medium, Log Book and Cartridge Press Paper; Binders'
and Band Box Boards; Wrapping Paper, of all sizes, for
Cloth, Hard Ware, Cotton Goods and Groceries.
Also for sale,
Rags, Bleaching Powder, Oil Vitriol, Alum, Felting,
Brass and Copper wove Wire, and all other articles
required by paper manufacturers.
J. M. ALLEN,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
JULIEN AUCTION ROOM,
Corner of Milk and Congress Streets,
ATTENr>s to out-door Sales of all kinds of Merchandize.
Mso, at Office,
To sales of Furniture, Books, Fancy Goods, Prints, &c.
for which he has superior accommodations.
CHARLES HUBBARD,
SIGN, ORNAMENTAL, MILITARY STANDARD
AND MASONIC PAINTER,
JVb. 4 State Street, opposite City Hall.
Druggists' Ware and Glass Painting neatly executed.
ConBtantly on hand^ a good assortment of Timepiece
Dials and Glasses.
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LANDAU, VOLANTl BAROUCH, PHAETON,
COACH, GIG, CHAISE, HARNESS AND
PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
WALTER FROST,
JVb. 18 Tremont St. rear of JVew Court House,
Boston,
Will attend to all orders in the above branches, with
punctuality and despatch.
CHAISES CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR SALE.
QU' Repairing, Painting, and Varnishing second hand
•* Carriages, «Sz;c. attended to at short notice.
GEORGE K. DANIELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
7 State Street,
Opposite South side City Hall,
BOSTON.
Blank Cards, Marble Paper, Binders' Boards, &c.
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BENJAMIN LORING & CO.
CHART, STATIONARY, AND NAUTICAL BOOK
WAREHOUSE,
JVb. 122 State Street, Boston^
(directly opposite broad street,)
Offer for sale, on good terms, a great variety of
Account Boohs, English and American Sta-
tionaryj Charts, JYautical Books, Fancy Ar-
ticles, Sfc. 6fc.
Also— RUSSIA LEATHER, CALF SKINS; Red,
Blue and Brown SKIVERS, GOLD LEAF, and
PASTEBOARD.
Incorporated Companies, Merchants and Manufactu-
rers, furnished with complete sets of ACCOUNT
BOOKS, in elegant or plain Binding, and ruled to anyi
pattern. Old Books rebound. — Maps and Charts neatly
varnished and mounted.
B. L. & Co. are constantly receiving all new and
valuable Nautical Pubhcations.
S. BURDETT,
FOREIGN BOOKSTORE,
JVo. 18 Court Street, Boston,
Has constantly for sale, a general assortment of BOOKS
in Foreign Languages ; French, Spanish, Portuguese,
German, Italian, and a variety of other Languages, An-
cient and Modern.
Orders for European Books promptly attended to.
[TT Translations of the above-named Modern Lan-
guages into English, and vice versa, attended to at said
Store.
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SAMUEL G. SIMPKINS,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
79 Court, corner of Brattle Street^
Keeps constantly for sale, a general assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOKS, and STA-
TIONARY.
ALSO
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Pocket Books, Wallets,
Tooth Brushes, Rodgers' Fine Penknives, «&c. &c.
HYGEIAN MEDICINE.
The Hygeian Medicine of the British College of Health,
London, for sale by the Subscriber at Mr. Simpkins's
Bookstore, No. 79 Court, corner of Brattle Street.
N. B. The genuine article not sold in any other store
in the city of Boston.
E. SCHAW, State Agent.
PROUTY & MEARS,
Ploughs, Plough Castings, Cast Iron Hubs, Boxes and
Axletrees. — Agricultural Implements.
STOVES, COUNTING ROOM AND PARLOR.
Mso,
Wood and Coal Cooking Stoves, of most approved
construction.
JVo. 12 Commercial Street ^
BOSTON.
Yi^HITNEY, BROWN & CO.
FURNITURE, CHAIR AND FEATHER STORE,
No3. 55, 57, 59 and 61 CornhiUf (late Market street.)
12 Boston Annual Advertiser.
JOHN SAWIN,
JVo. 33, Cornhill, late Market street, BOSTON,
IS CONSTANTLy MANUFACTURING
CLOCKS AND TIMEPIECES
Of every description, — such as Church Gallery, Bank,
Insurance Office, Factory Watch Clocks, and Watch-
makers Regulators, elegant Harp pattern, Parlor, Strik-
ing, Alarum, Entry, and Common Timepieces.
J. S. will pay particular attention to the Repairing
and Cleaning of Timepieces.
O* Whkels with various kinds of Gearing cut on a
very superior engine.
SHEPHERD SIMONDS,
CLOTHES WAREHOUSE,
J{os. 3 4^ 4 North Market street, opposite North East
corner of Quincy Market,
BOSTON.
All kinds of clothing at the lowest prices,
FOR CASH.
JAMES B. READ,
TREMONT LIVERY STABLE,
.^t the junction of Court and Sudbury streets, Boston,
four doors west of Concert Bali.
Best of Horses and .Carriages at the shortest Notice, j
EXPRESSES for any part of the United States per-
sonally attended to. .
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HENRY CABOT,
SIGN AND FANCY PAINTER,
BLACKSTONE STREET,
Three doors south of Hanover street^
BOSTON.
Glass Painting, Door Plates, &c. executed in the best
style, and at very short notice.
LYMAN LOCKE,
BALANCE MANUFACTURER,
JVb. 3 Fulton street, near Clinton street^
BOSTON.
PATENT BALANCES and SCALE BEAMS manu-
factured in the best manner, and for sale on the most
reasonable terms.
Also— OLD BALANCES repaired and warranted.
THE BOLTON FLAG-STONE
COMPANY'S YARD,
Haverhill street, near Warren bridge.
The above establishment being the only one of the kind
in the citv, has been opened for the purpose of accom-
modating the Public, and as the Flags will answer for
different purposes, such as flagging the sidewalks, cop-
ing, garden walks, channel stones, «&c. &c., builders
and others who may want flagging, are particularly in-
vited to call at the above establishment, where they can
purchase Flags at reduced prices. Flagging in all its
various Branches will be contracted for and done accord-
ine to order, on reasonable terms.
^ M. KAVANAGH, Agent.
Boston, 1835.
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IiXSATHER iLKD FI2TDII76 STORE.
WILLIAM MITCHELL & CO.
JS'o. 43 JYorth Market Street,
Have constantly on hand n choice selection of Shoe
Stock, Leather, Shoe Threads, Bool Trees and Lasts,
Findings and Trimmings, &c.
N. B. Shoemakers' Kit of all kinds, and of the first
quality.
CHARLES H. KEITH,
UMBRELLA, PARASOL AND CANE MANUFACTURER,
JVo. 67 Court Street, corner of New Cornhill, under the
New-England Museum^
BOSTON,
Keeps constantly on hand the following articles, at as
low prices as can be found in the city, at Wholesale and
Retail.
UMBRELLAS:
India Rubber, Silk, Gingham and Oil Cloth Umbrel-
las of every variety. PAllASOLS with Ivory Handles,
with and without fringes. Oil'd Silk and Linen. —
Whalebone for Stays. Walking Canes of all kinds,
with and without Swords. Also on hand, an extensive
assortment of
MUSICAL INSTRU.MENTS, VIZ.
Accordions, Violins, Bass Viols, Bass Horns, French
Horns, Bass, Tenor and Alto Trombones, Bass and
T«nor Drums, Kent Bugles, Clarionetts, Flutes, Fifes,
Bassoons, Serpents, Flageoletts, Clarionett and Bassoon
Reeds, Violin Bridges and Pegs, Pitch Pipes, Music
Paper, Patent Screws for Bass Viols, Hair for Bows,
Clarionett Mouth Pieces.
Instruction Books for every Instrument. Violin, Bass
Viol and Double Bass Strings of the first quality.
Umbrellas and Parasols new covered and repaired.
Musical Instruments repaired. Old Umbrellas taken in
part pay for new.
(IX Country Dealers supplied on favorable terms.
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FURNITURE, FEATHERS, MAHOGANY, &c.
AT LOAV PRICES.
KITTREDGE & BLAKES
r Alvali Kittredge,
) James Blake, jr.
( Charles Blake.
CITY MARKET BUILDING, BRATTLE ST.
EOSTOK",
Have for sale the following articles of rich and low-
priced FURNITURE, which they will dispose of at such
prices as cannot but give perfect satisfaction to purchas-
ers, viz. :
Chairs of all kinds, Looking Glasses, Toilet Glasses,
Bureaus, Brass Fire Sets, Bedsteads of all kinds, Secre-
taries, Couches, Bed-Sofas, Portable Desks, Bellows and
Brushes, Book Shelves ; Grecian Card, Grecian Pem-
broke, Dining, Matched, Centre, Pembroke, Birch, and
Work Tables, of all kinds ; Feathers of all kinds and
qualities, put up at short notice ; Feather Beds of every
description, Mahogany and Painted Cradles, Toilet and
Wash Sttmds, Night Cabinets, Cabinet Chairs, Hair Mat-
tresses, Time Pieces, Portable Sinks, and Cribs.
.^Iso — Mahogany Plank, Boards and Joist, suitable for
Carpenters or Cabinetmakers; Birch Bedstead Posts,
Varnish, Sacking Bottoms, &c.
HILLIARD, GRAY & CO.
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND
STATIONERS,
College Buildings, 112 Washington Street^
Are extensively engaged in the publication of improved
LAW, SCHOOL, AjYD CLASSICAL BOOKS.
QTJ' Terms liberal.
A. MORRIS,
NO. 112 STATE STREET,— BOSTON,
DEALERS IJV PAIJVTS, OIL, AND WINDOW GLASS.
Also— GOLD AND SILVER LEAF, AND
BRONZES.
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SCHOOL FOR MORAL DISCIPLINE.
Mr. E. M. p. Welxs, finding it necessary to enlarge
his school, has purchased the Joy house, formerly on
Beacon street, and now situated on South Boston Point,
opposite Fort Independence, commanding a beautiful
view of tho harbor, islands, and shipping, and enjoying
a most pure and exhilarating atmosphere.
MORAL EDUCATION— This is the peculiar
OBJECT of this school — to educate boys, not as if they
were physically but morally men — men in inf-incy ; and
to learn them to act now on those same principles which
they must or ought to act on in future life; to form (or
if need be to re-form) a moral character ; to treat man as
if he had a soul as well as a body, a heart as well as an
intellect; and as if existing not /or this world, but in
this world /or another ; not only as if he were the son of
man, but as if he inust be the son of God ; not only to
give power to the intellect, but to direct it ; not simply
to have the intellect under the control of the heart, but to
bring that heart under the influence of those great moral
piinciples which form the Government of God, the holy
influence of Our Father.
In INTELLECTUAL EDUCATION— the object is,
to learn to think ; to reason; to investigate; to teach;
and discover for one's self, rather than to write down on
the voluminous pages of the memory, the acquirements
of others, without making them our own.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION is a principal subject of
practical as well as theoretical attention in food, exercise,
air, bathing, the organs, and the habits. It is viewed as
important, not simply for its effects on the body, but
chiefly for its effects on the mind. Most of the vices in
life, and of the corruption of the soul, arise from a
neglect of physical education.
STUDIES. — The regular branches of which, are Read-
ing, Speaking, Writing, Composition, Arithmetic, Geo-
graphy, History, Grammar, and Lectures and Lessons in
Natural History, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chem-
istry, Botany, and Geology. The extra branches are
Latin, Greek, French, Phrenology, Music, Drawing,
Book Keeping, Riding and Fencing.
The GOVERNMENT is moral suasion, rather than
physical force. To show the reason for, and thus lead
the mind to approve of, and to pursue the good.
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RECREATIONS are allowed in games of reflection,
contrivance, agility, and athletic effort, but not of chance.
Exercises in walklnir, gymnastics, barge rowing, boat-
sailing and svvimnHn<r.
CONDITIONS.— Boys are re<cived for a period not
less than one your, and not under the age often years.
The hoys, w])ile members of the school, must be
wholly under the direction of Mr. Wells.
During the first month a boy is not to receive visits
except by invitation, nor to make visits but hy particu-
lar permission.
If in good standing, a boy may visit his friends in the
city every other week.
The expenses are three dollars a week, (the first fifty
of which is paid in advance) which pays all expenses for
board, tuition, clothing, books, stationary, washing,
mending, medical attendance. Sec. The extra studies
are five dollars per quarter for each branch.
If parents wish to furnish their son's clothing, they can
"liave cloth garments made from a pattern, by Mr. John
Wilson, Court street, who will also furnish the patterns
for the other garments.
On the quarterly bills, returns will be made on the
following subjects: — Disposition, Principles, Behaviour
^marks. Dr. and Cr., Study, Habits, General Improve-
ment.
As regular vacations arecliiefly for the convenience of
the instructor, they are dispensed with, and quarterly
visits out of the city, arranged to suit the convenience
of individuals.
Boston, April 2, 1835.
MASS. BOTANIC INFIRMARY,
Or THOMSONIAN HOSPITAL— for the reception
of the sick and lame, situated on the bank of the Boston
and Worcester Railroad, No. 554 VVasJjington st. with a
view of the railroad and surrounding country on the
West, and Boston Harbor, its shipping and Islands, on
the East. The Infirtnary has been additionally fitted
up in a style not surpassed by any other in the State, for
convenience and comfort. The Rooms spacious and
airy, the prospect on the East and West very pleasant.
The whole establishment will be under the personal care
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of Dr. J. A. Brown, formerly oftheTremont Infirmary,
and for some years past Botanic Physician in the city,
during which time he attended or prescribed for several
thousand persons, to wliom Patients can be referred for
further information.
P. D. BADGER, a Proprietor, who has had consider-
able acquaintance witli the system, will superintend the
male department, together with other faitiiful and expe-
rienced assistants.
The subscribers pledge themselves that nothing shall
be wanting on their part to make all who may favor
them with a call, boiii comfortable and perfectly satisfied.
Tlje price will be the same as heretofore, to be paid
in advance, with fifty percent, discount to such as are
really objects of charity.
All charges for attendance will be refunded where the
medicine does not operate as recommended.
For sale as above — Syrups for coughs and colds —
Anti-Dyspeptic Bitters, together with a general assort-
ment of V^egetable Medicines, wholesale and retail, at
fair prices. J. A. BROWN,
P. D. BADGER.
HOXrSE.
HUTCHINSON k SAMPSON,
JVos. 17, 21 and 23, CornhlU, late Market street^ Boston^
Keep constantly for sale, at reduced prices, the fol-
lowing articles of rich and low priced Furniture, which
they will dispose of at sucfj prices as cannot but give
perfect satisfaction to purchasers, viz. :
Chairs of all kinds, Looking Glasses, Toilet Glasses,
Bureaus, Brass Fire Sets, Bedsteads, Secretaries, Couch-
es, Bed Sofds, Portable Desks, Bellows and Brushes,
Book Shelves, Grecian Card Tables, Grecian Pembroke
Tables, Dining Tables, Pembroke Tables, Work Tables
of all kinds, Birch Tables, Live Geese and Common
Feathers, Wardrobes of all kinds, Mahogany Painted
Cradles, Mahogany Toilet Tables and Wash Stands,
Night Cabinets, Cabinet Chairs, Hair Mattresses, Time
Pieces, Portable Sinks, &c.
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JONES, LOWS & BALL,
NO. 123 WASHINGTON STREET,
Import from the best makers, Silver, Plated, Brittania,
and Japan Ware — Fine Cutlery — Bronzed Lamps of all
kinds, warranted. Gold and Silver Watches, from the
most celebrated makers, and of the finest class — Paris
Clocks and Mantel Ornaments — Bronzed and Fancy
Articles — in great variety.
Manufacture Silver Plate and Rich Jewelry to order,
in the best style and finish.
%* Fine Watch Repairing, by a practical experienced
watchmaker.
^ NOTICE.
THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY, IN
BOSTON, No. 20 Slate Street, with a Capital of
^300,000,
hereby give notice that they continue to insure against
FIRE, upon all descriptions of property in Boston and
the immediate vicinity, not exceeding $30,000 on any
one Risk.
Section 8th of the Charter of this Company provides
that the Directors "Shall annually set aside one tenth
part of the net income, over and above six per centum,
to be appropriated to the use and benefit of the Boston
Fire Department, in such manner as they shall see fit."
THOMAS C. AMORY, Presidad.
S. G. Rogers, jr. Secretary.
FLAVEL COOLIDGE,
BRUSH MANUFACTURER,
JVw. 22 Exchange Street j
Keeps constantly for sale, by wholesale and retail, as
large an assortment of BRUSHES as can be found in
Boston.
Factory Machine Brushes and others made to order.
O* Cash given for Hog's Bristles and Horse Hair.
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. FIRE INSURANCE.
The AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, 54
State street, with a (^^lapital of
IT)^
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continue to receive proposals and to effect insurance
against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Factories and other Bnild-
ings, Miicliinery, Merchandize, Furniture, Vessels and
Cargoes in port, &c. on the mast favorahfe terms, and
for any desired length of time, for an amount not ex-
ceeding $30,000 on any one risk. No charge made for
the poHcy.
►Said Company continue also to insure against
MARINE LOSSES,
as usual ; and to loan money on bottomry and respon-
dentia.
FRANCIS J. OLIVER, PrmrfenZ.
BENJAMIN JACOBS, JR.
JVb. 44 Washington street, a few doors north of State st.
Keeps constantly for sale, an extensive assortment of
7-8 and 4-4 Irish Linens; 9-8 pillow-case linens j 5-4,
6-4, 10-4 and 12-4 Linen Sheetings of an extra fine quali-
ty ; Damask Table Cloths of every description, both
colored and white ;• elegant Damask Napkins and Doi-
lies; extra fine Russia Sheetings, Diapers and Crash ; an
extensive variety of Linen Cambrics and Linen Cambric
Handkerchiefs. Also, a complete assortment of English
and American Flannels of various widths, from 5-8 to
8-4 ; 4-4 and 6-4 Silk and Wool Flannel ; Rogers's Patent
Flannel, well known not to shrink in washing. To-
gether with an extensive variety of house keeping articles,
of the very. best fabrics, all of which are offered on: the
most fayotabje terms, ei^lier a,t \|vhoIesale or retail.
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LEWIS & PENNIMAN'S
STUAJXL FOTVER FBIXTTIXTG PRESSES
ARE IN
BROMFIEL.D STREET,
FEW DOORS FROM
WASHINGTON STREET.
They execute every variety of BOOK PRINTING
in a correct and liandsonie style, and on reasonable
terms.
Particular attention paid to the wear of the Plates,
and all damages repaired by L. & P.
WILLIAM L. LEWIS. JOHN A. PENNIMAN.
NATHANIEL TUFTS
Has for sale at No. 32 Union Street, Cast and Sheet
Iron Stoves, Tin and Brittania Ware, of every descrip-
tion, Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices.
OLIVER FERNALD,
Copper and Brass Founder, and Plumber,
No. 9 Fulton Street,
Continues to manufacture Composition Rudder Braces,
Spikes, Wood End Bolts, Clinch Rings, Coppering and
Sheathing Nails, of all kinds suitable for ships' use. —
Also, Factory Castings, large Stop Cocks, Casters, Rods
and Railing for folding Doors; also copper and brass
work of every description, such as House and Ship
Water Closets, with Glass Bowls (a superior article) ;
Brass Speaking Trumpets, Steam Engine Pipes, Copper
Gutters, Trunks, and Boilers ; Clothiers' and Hatters'
Kettles, Suction Pumps and Lead Pipes, Gutter Pipes,
Reservoirs ; Sinks, lined with lead or zinc ; Zinc Trunks ;
Vapor Baths; — also, Hawser and Scupper Leads, Head
and Bilge Pumps, and Chemical Apparatus to any pat-
tern given.
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FURNITURE AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
S. BEAL & SONS,
Corner of Hanover and Elm sts.
Kkep constantly on hand, as large an assortment of
FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDS, MATTRESSES, <&c.
as can be found in the city, and on as reasonable terms,
consisting of every pattern and variety — from the best
to the cheapest.
•^itsVax-iet^^^
Every variety of Cards furnished, and Engraving and
Printing accomplished, to the approbation of patrons, by
NATHANIEL DEARBORN, at 110 Washington st.,
Boston, over Messrs. Hilliard, Gray <fc Co.'s Bookstore.
Bv the new system, devised by NAT'L DEARBORN,
the generality of pupils acquire sufficient practical infor-
mation, in thirteen lessons, to qualify them for a good
performance on the flute— with any number of keys —
even if vvithout any previous knowledge of music. — Re-
ferences given to 200 pupils.
ICr T^3rms, $0,00 in advance, for the thirteen lessons.
JYo. 110 WasJdnston Street.
Boston Annual Advertiser. 23
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BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES :
A JVE1V MSSORTMEJVT, AT VERY REDUCED
PRICES.
i
ELIAB STONE BREWER, No. 414 Washington Street,
has received a large assortment of Superfine, Fine, arid
Common Broadcloths, purchased at the Auctions in
New York and Boston, which he will sell by the piece
or yard, at prices as low as they can be purcliased of the
importer or manufacturer by the bale. ' Among ihem are
the following desirable shades of colors, viz. :
Superfine, Fine, and Common Black BROADLLO 1 Ufe.
do. do. do. Blue do.
do. do. do. Green do.
do. do. do. , Olive Green do.
do. do. do. Invisible do. do.
do. do. do. Olive Brown do.
do. do. do. London do. do.
do. do. do. Claret do. do.
do. do. do. Russell do. do.
do! do. • do. Spanish Fly do.
do: do. do. Drake Neck do.
do*. do. do. Steel Mixt do.
do. do. do. French Drab do.
do. do. do. London do. do.
do. do. do. Lavender do.
do! do. do. Mulberry do.
do. do. do. Adelaide do.
Also— Ladies' Cloths, for Habits, Cloaks, &c.
Also— 40 pieces Cassimeres, of colors and qualities
Buitable for children's wear; 25 pieces ,Slrip«d, Blue,
Mired, &c., Satinets.
E. S. B. would take this opportunity to inform his
customers that it is his intention to deal largely in the
Cloth Business, and that he has made arrangements with
an experienced manufacturer to have his cloths sponged
- by steam, by which process a beautiful lustre is obtained,
which is not injured by exposure.
Those persons who purchase Cloths at this Store or
elsewhere, can have them sponged by eteam by leaving
them at 414 Washington Street.
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Boston Annual Advertiser,
S. N. BREWER & BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
STONE'S PATENT TRUSSES,
AND PERFUMERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Also, Manufacturers of
FANCY AJYD MEDICATED LOZENGES, AND
FINE BLACK WRITING, COPYING
AND JAPAN INK.
90 and 92 WASHINGTON STREET,
BOSTON.
D. B. WIDDIFIELD,
SPECTACLE AND OPTICAL INSTRUMENT
MANUFACTURER,
No. 139 Washington Street, two doors south of School
Street.
PASTE BLACKING WAREHOUSE,
OVER 88 STATE STREET.
Factory Washington St. near the Roxbury Line.
In tropical climates, in South and North America, no
Blacking has, for these last ten years, sustained so high
a reputation for uniform excellence, in nourishing the
leather, whilst the ease with which its beautiful lustre
is produced has called forth the admiration of the most
fastidious observer. Merchants, and shippers to foreign
destinations, liberally supplied.
Boston Annual Advertiser. 25
JOHN MARSH,
|Vb. 77 Washington Street, (Joy's Building), opposite
City Hall and Post Office,
[mporter of FINE ENGLISH and FRENCH STA-
TIONARY and FANCY GOODS, and dealer in
SCHOOL and ACCOUNT BOOKS, BINDERS*
STOCK and FANCY MOROCCO WORK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ICT' A general supply of School Books, Bibles and
Standard VVorks from Auction, will be sold to the Trade
at a fair advance, without regard to the publishers' prices.
J. M. manufactures the following articles, in ail the va-
riety — Account Books, Morocco Work, Portable Desks
fand Dressing Cases. Orders for particular patterns in
either branch, made to suit at short notice.
DU' Particular attention paid to the retail department,
and goods sent to any part of the city free of expense.
NEW ENGLAND
GLASS COMPANY'S WAREHOUSE,
No. 140 Washington Street,
Directly opposite the bottom of School street, Boston,
Manufacture and keep constantly en hand, at
wholesale and retail,
Rich Cut and plain Flint Glass Ware of every descrip-
tion and pattern. Also, Apothecaries' and Chemical
Ware, and articles of every kind made to order. They
are also Agents for selling New England Crown Win-
dow Glass.
They also keep on hand a great variety of Door Knobs
for outside and inside doors, of various patterns, of Cut
and Pressed Glass — Also any particular pattern made to
order at short notice.
ALSO,
Glass Door Plates made to order of 7 different sizes —
prices from $2 50 to 4 50, and warranted not to faiL
Door Numbers and Bell Pulls.
Particular attention paid to all orders.
JOSEPH H. LORD, ^gent.
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BOSTOir TAT7SS 3aiLI7UrACTOR7.
J. W. PHELPS,
SUCCESSOR TO BEATH AND FOSTER,
Would inform the public that he continues to manufac-
ture the different kinds of Trusses made by Messrs.
Death and Foster, with improvements on the same^ j
Also, all kinds of Surgical Instruments made and repair-
ed in the most workmanlike marmet, at 388 Washington
street, two doors north of Lafayette Hotel.
%* Ladies wishing for either Trusses or Grecian Belts,
can be attended to by Mrs. Beath, at her residence, 58S
Washington Street, opposite Pine Street Church.
MELZAR AVATERMAN,
SILK, COTTON, WOOLEN AND LINEN DYER,
Office 390 Washington Street.
Agents — H. R. Allen, No. 37 Court Street; l'i)ipps &
Watkins, No. 108 Hanover street.
BOOKSTORE,
No. 390 Washington Street.
For sale, a ^[eneral assortment of Theological, Miscella-
neous, and School Books and Stationary.
PALMER, JONES & BLAKE,
AGENTS FOR THE
TREMONT LABORATORY.
Warehouse Hanover Street, under the American
House, Boston.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRX7GS IL-NJ} XSEDZCIXrES,
And Manufacturers of
CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, PATENT
M E D I C I N E S , &c. «&c.
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