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" Taunton Court House, via. Sampson's, 

To Jonathan Tobej's, 
" Stone Bridee near Freetown Fnmace, 
** Sampson's Tayern, on the new Coanty road, 
*' Taunton Court House, via. new County road. 

To Smith's Ifills, m Dartmouth, 3 13 

" Hick's Meeting House, yia. Smith's Mills, 7 20 

" Assonet Vilhige, yia. S. Mills and Hick's Meetine House, 16 2 

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To Resolyed Howland's Comer, in Dartmouth, 
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" K. Snow's Comer, yia. Padanaram Bridge, 
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INTRODTJCTORT. 



Tbb edition of the New Bedford Directory now completed, is the 
sixth that has been published since the commencement of the work, 
and the first since the City organization. 

It were in yain to hope, amidst the unceasing changes of so large a 
portion of our community, that perfect accuracy could be obtained at 
any time, but when to these are added the removals and changes caus- 
ed by one of the most remarkable emigrations upon record, the Di- 
rectory becomes necessarily, yet more imperfect 

The information collected in the first instance by personal inquiry 
at every house in the City^ was collated with all the lists and other 
means of information known to the compilers. It was then tested by 
inquiry at every store and place of bwiness in the City^ and submitted 
to the examination of as many of the citizens as practicable. 

In presenting it to the public, the compilers would embrace the op- 
portunity to return their sincere thanks to those who, during its pro- 
gress, have so kindly aided their inquiries, and encouraged their efibrts. 

The Statistical biformation with reference to the Whaling business 
usually published in this Directory, being a transcript of the tables 
published in the Whalemen's Shipping List, by Heniy Lindsey, Esq^ 
and consequently accessible to all in the pages of that Journal, has 
been omitted in this edition. 

The information with reference to the Societies and Incorporated 
Institutions, was obtained from their respective officers. 

The directory of the Streets, has been corrected from the offldal 
record. 

The Advertising Directory is collected from good substantial mo- 
ney-paying advertisers, and to it the attention of the public is rtspect- 
fally invited. 



CONTENTS. 



Abbreviations, • viii 

.Additions, Alterations, &c viii 

Banking Institntions, 22 

Benevolent Institutions, 31 

Candle Houses and Oil Factories, 29 

Cemeteries, 37 

Churches and Ministers, 36 

City Officers,... 13 

Commissioners, ^ 11 

Consular Agents,. 10 

County Commissioners, ' 11 

County Officers 12 

Courts, Supreme Judicial, .10 

" Common Pleas, i 10 

" Probate — ^Bristol County, 11 

" Police— New Bedford, 11 

Custom House, 9 

D istances — Table of. ^ ii 

Directory of Names, Occupations, etc 53 

" of Advertisements, 167 

Fire Department, 15 

Hotels, 43 

Insurance Offices, ^ • 24 

Literary Institutions, 29 

Medical Institutions, • 30 

Mercantile Corporations ., 26 

Newspapers, «..42 

Nurses, 44 

I^ysicians and Surgeons, 1 *44 

Pilots and Pilot Boats, 10 

Port Wardens,...*.. 10 

Post Office, 9 

Public Buildings, Public Offices, Halls, Expresses,' etc 43 

Quarantine Officers, 22 

Schools and School Teachers, 37 

Streets, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Squares, &c 45 

Ward Limits, 51 

Wharves and Slips, 51 



NEW BEDFORD. 



Thb Indian name of New Bedford was Acchusnutt, or Acushnet, It 
was incorporated as a town in. 1787, previous to which it formed a 
part of the town of Dartmouth, but at what time and by whom the 
first settlement was commenced does not distinctly appear. It is sup- 
posed, however, that the Friends or Quakers, were the first white in- 
habitants. The first settled Minister appears to have been Samuel 
Hunt, who died about the year 1735 ; it is supposed he was ordained 
here [Acushnet Village] about the year 1700. 

The villages of ^ew Bedford and Fairhaven, were both settled 
about the year 1764. The first house in New Bedford village was 
built by John Louden, of Pembroke. The land upon which the city 
now stands, was owned by a Joseph Bnssell, which name (Russell) 
being the family name of the Duke of Bedford, Joseph Botch, one of 
the principal purchasers and settlers, declared . that the place where 
they built, should go by the name of Bedford, to which the word New 
was afterwards prefixed. 

During the Bevolutionary War, New Bedford was a place of resort 
for American Privateers. In order to destroy them, 4000 British 
troops, under Gen. Gray, landed upon Clark's Point, and marchmg to 
the town burnt houses, wharves, shipping and merchandize to the 
amount of $323,266. — [Barber's Historical CoUectians^ Massachusetts^ 
pp. 126, 127. 

New Bedford received a City Charter, March 18, 1847, and at the 
ensuing election Abraham H. Howland was elected Mayor, to which 
office he has been re-chosen at each subsequent election. 

The population of New Bedford in 1790, was 700, in 1820 it was 
3,947, in 1830 it was 7,592^ in 1840 it was 12,585, and in 1847 it was 
16,031. 



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ABBBEVIATIOlN?t: 

DiRECTOBT.^S. for Sonth ; K. for Korth ; E. for East ; W. for 
West -, c. r. for oonnting room ; cor. for comer ; h. for house ; b. for 
boards ; S. D. for School District: w. for works : whf. for wharf; c. 
works, for candle works ; and st. tor street, whicn in most cases is 
omitted as saperflnoos. ... 



N. B. I'he workmen employed at the N. B. Steam Mills, and at 
the Wamsntta Mills, board at the boarding houses attached to the 
Factories, unless otherwise specified. 



ADDITIONS AND ALtllRATIONS. 

Joseph Barker, h. 77 South Secopd. 

Joshua Barker, son of Joseph, b. 77 South Second. 

BOTAKIC THTBZOiar, p* 44» 

Zarah Baker, h. 49 Maacfeld. 

cotrNSKLoa and ATTOmnBT AT lAir, p. IS. 
Alanson Borden, office 29 Nortb Water. 



CITY REGISTER. 



Fort Office. 

The Post Office in New Bedford occnpies Tooms in the Custom 
House Building, at the comer of WilUam and North Second Streets. 
It is open every day except Sundays, &om 5 A. M to 8 P. M., and on 
Sundays £roni 8 to 9 A. M. and from 6 to 8 P. M. 

Simeon Bailey, Postmaster. 
Thomas Coggeshall, Jr. Clerk. 



Chutom E0TI86. • 

DISTRICT OF NEW BEDP6IU). 

The Custom House is situated on North Second Street, comer of 
WiUiam, and is open every day, Sundays and the Fourth of July 
excepted, from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. 

WilUam T. Russell, Collector. 

James Freeman, Deputy Collector, 

James Taylor, Clertc. . 

David Silvester, Inspector and Boarding Officer. 

John Fuller, Ingpedor^ Weiaher, Gauger^ ^. 

John A. GifTord, Custom J^ouse Boatman. 

John Jenney, Inspector— -"Potlt of Faxbhatbk. 
Ansel Weeks, Inspector — ^Pobt of Mattapoisstt. 
Noble £. Bates, Inspector — ^Pobt of Sippioak. 
David Nye, /ni|p«*>r— Pobt of Wabshax. 
Humphrey Shearman, Inspector^-^OfRT ovDixtnovnt. 
Isaac Cory, ZiMrpector— Port op Wbstpobt. 

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10 CITY EEGISTER. 

WARDENS FOR THE PdRT AND DISTRICT OF NEW BEDFORD. 

James Howland, 2d, Charles Grinnell, New Bedford; Atkins Ad- 
ams, Fairhaven ; Seth Dap;ett, Thomas Bradlej, noltnes Hole, 
Charles Gnimell, SecreUxry of the Board, 

COMBaSSIONED PILOTS. 

Seth Daggett, James S. West, 

Uriah Coffin, Peleg Crowell, 

William Dunham, Benjamin Akin, 

David Tilton, John Hershell, 

John Flanders, Caleb Church, 

Moses T. Cromwell, John Akin, 

Warren Cleayeland, D. Demoranyille, 

Leander Daggett, Warren Luce, 

Shaw Norris, George W. Smith, 

Albert West, Timothy Merry, 

Bartlett Claghom, Alonzo Daggett, 

Holder Allen, Truman AUen, 

Charles Wood, William O. Bnssell, 

Thomas West, Elijah Luce. 

Pilot Boats. — Schooners Josiah Sturgis, 33 tons ; Relief, 31 tons ; 
Hornet, 28 tons ; Fawn, 24 tons. 

CONSULAR AGENTS AT THE PORT OF NEW BEDFORD. 

Charles Grinnell, Consul for Great Britain and France. George 
Hussey, Consul for Prussia. 



Courts. 

Court House in New Bedford, 143 County Street, cor. of Morgan. 

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. 

The Supreme Court has exclusire cognizance of all capital crimes, 
and exclusiye chancery jurisdiction so far as chancery powers are given 
by statute ; and concurrent original jurisdiction of sJl civil cases when 
the amount in dispute exceeds $600, in Suffolk, and $300 in the other 
Counties. 

Law terms are held at Plymouth and Taunton, alternately on the 
4th Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday in September, for the Counties 
of Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable and iJukes. 

Nisi Prius terms for Bristol County- are held at Taunton on the 7th 
Tuesday next after the 1st Tuesday m March, and at New Bedford on 
the 2d Tuesday in November. 



COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 

The Court of Common Pleas is held for the trial of civil cases above 
$20, and, except in Suffolk County, has criminal jurisdiction in all 
cases not capital. 



CITY REGISTER. 11 

It is held for Bristol County, at Taunton on the 2d Mondays of 
March and September, and at New Bedford on the 2d Mondays of 
June and December. 



COAQIISSIONERS. 

Oliver Prescott and John Adam Kasson, Commissioners for th^ 
Courts of the United States ; 

Harrison G. 0. Colby, for the Courts of Maine ; 

Thomas Dawes Eliot, for the Courts of New York; 
Appointed by the authorities of these States, to take the acknowledge- 
ment and proof of all deeds and other instruments, under seal, to be 
used or recorded in said States, and also to administer oaths and take 
depositions, to be read in their respective Courts. 



PBDBATE COURTS. BRISTOL COUNTY. 

Oliver Prescott, of New Bedford, Justice, Salary $400. 

Anselm Bassett, of Taunton, Register, Salary $750. 

Probate Courts are held, at Taunton, on the Fridays next after the 
first Tuesdays of January, June and August, and on the first Tuesdays 
of March and November. At New Bedford, on the first Tuesdays of 
February, June and December ; at Freetown, on the first Tuesday of 
January ; at Behoboth, on the first Tuesday of April ; at Dighton, on 
the Friday next after the first Tuesday of October ; at Norton, on the 
first Tuesday of Julv; at Westport, on the first Tuesday of August; 
at Seekonk, on the nrst Tuesday of September ; at Fall River, on the 
first Tuesday of October ; at Attleborough, on the first Tuesday of 
May ; and at Pawtucket, on the first Friday after the first Tuesday of 
April. 



POLICE COURT — ^NEW BEDFORD. 

Oliver Prescott, Justice. Salary $1000. 

Henry H. Crapo, Special Justice, Fees. 

John B. Baylies, Clerk. Salary $400. 

The Police Court of New Bedford is held at the Court House on 
County Street, for the trial of criminal cases, every day — Sundays, the 
Fourth of July, Thanksgiving days. Fast days, and the days appointed 
for the choice of City, County, State and XJnited States Oflficers, ex- 
cepted. Kegular term days ror the trial of civil cases, Mondays at 10 
o'clock, A. M. 



Bristol County. 

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. 



John Baylies, of New Bedford, Chairman, James W. Crossman, of 
Taunton ; liemuel Perry, of Norton, ^ 



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SMcial Cbnuntnioiieni.— Wotoester Carpenter, of Seekonk; Joseph 
E. Bead, of Fall Biver. 

The regular meetings of the Comity Conunissioners are held at 
Taunton, on the 4th Taesdajs of March and September. 



OTHER COVWTT OFnCEBS. 

Sheriffs Horatio L. Danforth, of Taunton. 

Public Administrator^ Henry H. Crapo, of New Bedford. 

Regigten of />eec&, Joseph Wilbur, or Taunton, for Northern Districtj 

Benjamm T. Congdon, of New Bedford, for Southern District. 
County TreasureTy James F. Ellis, of Taunton. — Salary determined 

by County Commissioners ; amount usually allowed, $600 
Clerk of the Courts, James Sproat, of Taunton.— Fees to $1,600, 

and one-half oyer that in addition. 
County JaUorsy Stjodti L. Forter, of New Bedford ; Elias A. Morse, of 

Taunton. — ^Fees, board of prisoners, &c. 
Keeper of House of Correctiony Jacob L. Forter, of New Bedford. 
Commissioners of Wrecksy ^., Charles Grinnell, of New Bedford ; 

Frince Sears, Jr., and Thomas Almy, of Dartmouth. — ^Reasona- 
ble ch^^. 
Overseers of ^use of Correctiony John Baylies, of New Bedford ; Jas. 

W. Crossman, of Taunton; Lemuel Ferry, of Norton. 



OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS RESIDING IN NEW BEDFORD. 

Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers — ^Eli Haskell, Bodney French, 
Joseph S. Tminghast, James D. Thomson. William H. Tay- 
lor, J. H. W. Fage. 

Master in Chancery y John H. W. Fage, office 42 North Water. 

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorvmy Eli Haskell, Faul Spooner, 
Oliyer Frescott, Henry H. Crapo, Joseph S. Tillinghast, Benja- 
min Coombs, Bodney French, William Gordon. 

Justices of ike PeacCy William Botch, Abraham Barker, Thomas A. 
Greene, James Howland, 2d, Timothy G. Coffin, Benjamin 
Lincoln, John A. Barker, James B. Condon, T. Dawes 
EUot, J. H. W. Fage, William H. Taylor, Thomas B. Bush, 
Wm. B. Bodman, Silas Stetson, Ephraim Kempton, Bcnj. T. 
Congdon, Thomas Mandell, Jas. H. Collins, Ambrose Vincent, 
Wm. C. Taber, Edward W. Greene, Isaac D. Hall, James D. 
Thompson, Isaac Case, Jireh L. Ferguson, Seth H. In^Us, A. 
L. West, Lincoln F. Brigham, Harrison G. 0. Colby, John A. 
Kasson, Jonas B. Ferkins, A. D. Hatch. 

Notaries Publicy Timothy G. Coffin, office oyer 40 North Water street ; 
John H. Clifford, 35 North Water street ; T. Dawes Eliot, oyer 
38 North Water street; Henry H. Crapo, 33 North Water st; 
John H. W. Fage, 42 North Water : Wm. H. Taylor, 37 North 
Water ; Benjamin T. Congdon, 54 North Water ; John A. Kas- 
son, oyer 38 North Water : Lincoln F. Brigham, 35 North Wa- 
** ter ; Borden Wood, 38 North Water. 



CITY REOiaTEE. . 13 

OwMeUanandAtton^ Timothy G. Coffin, office over 40 North Wa- 
ter: John H. Clifford, 35 iNorth Water ; T. Dawes Eliot, over 
38 NorQk Water; Oliver Prescott, 26 North Water; John H. 
W. Pace, 42 North Water; J. F. Dearborn, 7 North Water; 
Adam Haekie, 88 Union ; John A. Kasson, over 38 North Wa- 
ter; Lincoln F. Brigfaam, 35 North Water; Jonas K. Perkins, 
orer 40 North Water; A. L. West, 88 Union; J. C. Stone, 42 
North Water; Charles T. Congdon, 54 North Water; Robert 
C. Pitman, 26 N. Water, H. G. O. Colby, office 35 N. Water. 

Deputy Sheriffs^ William Gordon, hoose 85 Fifth, comer of Bedford ; 
John Baylies, office 26 North Water; Jacob L. Porter, office 
Conntv Jail, Morgan street ; Daniel Kipley, house 4 Fourth ; 
John U, Hathaway, office 88 Union. 

Coromn, William Gordon, house 85 Fifth, comer of Bedford ; David 
Silyefter, 84 Fourth; William 0. Kussell, house 22 Third. 



City (MBoon. 

J£i^or— Office No. 4 City Hall. 
Abjuhak H. Howland. 

Aldermen^^'SLciom No. 3 City HalL 

Ward No. 1. — Joseph Clark. 
" « 2.— William F.Dow. 
" " 3.— Jonathan R. Warl 
" " 4.— Ivory H. Bardett 
" ^* 5. — Jonathan Bourne, Jr. 
" « 6.— Edward W. Howland- 

Qmmon Council-— -"Room No, 4 City Hall, 

Pretident, Charles R. Tucker. Clerk^ LnUier G. Hewins. 

Wasd No, 1.— Abraham Ashley, 2d, James Beetle, Ebeneeer Hervey, 
Linneas Wood. 

S.— Isaac M. West, Amasa T. Thompson, Joseph W. 
Cornell, Tristram R. Dennison. 

3. — ^Peleg Butts, Jr., Henry Evans, Wilmot Luce, Thomas 
C. ^en. 

4.— Mark B. Palmer, William Hall, Joseph Brownell, Na- 
than Chase. 

5.— Charles R. Tucker, William Gifford, Oliver Swain, 
William F. Hnssey. 

6."-«Hnmphrey Anthony, Josiah S. Bonney, James McKen- 
ney, Maninall G. Sears. 

Ctty Cferfc— Office No. I City Hall.— Isaac M. Richardson. 
JV&uurer and Coilector-^mce No. I City HaU.— Frederick Bryant/ 
C% Jftsaefi^efv-James Harper. 

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^««eMor9-— Office Nb. S City HalL 

W.4 BD 1 .—John Davia. Wabd 2^— John Bryant. 

" 3. — Ezra K. Delano. ** 4. — ^Nathaniel NeUon. 

" 5. — James Cannon. " 6.— Heniy T.Wood. 

Oveneen of the Poor— Office 18 ICarket 8qiiai«. 

Obcd Nye, Charles D. Burt, Elijah Colby, William A. Gordon, Wfl- 

liam C. Taber, Alanson WiUiston. 

School CommtYtoe— Office No. 2 City HalL 

Thomas A. Greene, Chairman. William Howe, Secretary. 

Wabd 1. — ^Daniel C. Burt, Linneas Wood, Charles Almy. 

2. — Horatio A. Kempton, 0. H. P. Brown, Henry B. Wilcox. 
3. — ^Luther G. Hewins, Amasa L. Gleason, Moses G. Thomas. 
4. — ^Rufus Babcock, Charles HaffarAs, Azariah Eldiidge. 
5. — Thomas A. Greene, George Howland, Jr., William Howe. 
6. — Wm. Penn Howland, Joseph Congdon, Luther S. Chase. 



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POUCE PBPARTMENT. 

Police 0#<»— No. 7 North Water Street 

Citj/ Marshal — Timothy Ingraham. 

Assistant Marshal — Shubael G. Edwards. 

Constances — George W. Sherman, Charles Underwood, Andrew B. 
Grinnell, Eliphalet Bobbins, Sihon Packard, Joshua P.Dunbar. 

Superintendent of Streets — Calvin Stales. 

Superintendent of Burial Grounds — Cnarles GrinneU. 

<*lerk of the Market — Richard Davenport. 

Register of Dogs — Timothy Ingraham. 

Field Drivers — ^Isaac H. Borden, Allen Durfee, Ichabod Coggesliall, 
Alfred Weaver, Jonathan Spooner, Benjamin B. DimUp, Al- 
bert P. Jenney, William King, Sumner Faunce. 

Pound Keepers — Warren Tripp, Stephen Peckham, Reuben Washburn. 

Fence Viewers — ^N&thaniel Nelson, Philip T. Davis. 

Night Watch — Joseph Hammond, Captain; Ichabod Cogffeshall, Wil- 
liam H. Skiff, James M. Sampson, Sidney KeliejrjJohn C. Her- 
vey, Warren Tripp, George Taber, Edward P. Spiooner, Daniel 
P. Lewis, Daniel Murphy. 



StJRVEYORS, ETC. 

Sealer -of Weights amd Measures — ^David Baker. 

Sealer of Coal Baskets — George W. Sherman. 

City Weighers—Timo^. R. Cushman, Edward Crocker, Eitti S. Wilcox. 

Surveyors of Lumber — Lemuel Tobey, Leonard Jenney, John K. Gush- 
ing, Thomas Barstow, Eliphalet Daggett, Seth K. Akin, Sam- 
uel Bonney, Obed Nve, Timothy D. Cook, Robert C. Topham. 

Surveyors cf Shingles and Clapboards — Leonard Jenney, John K. Gush- 
ing. 



CITY REGISTER: 15 

Cullers of Hoops and 8ttW€9-^eimea Luscomb, Abraham Delano, Icha- 
bod Chase, Dayis Chase, Caleb L. Ellis. 

Measurers of Wood and Baric — ^Bradford G. Hatheway, George Perry, 
Andrew B. Grinnelly Isaac Brownell, Howai'd i)avis, Oliver G. 
Brownell. 

Superintendent of City Clock — Amos Bates. 



FIEE DEPARTMENT. 

Board of Firewards — Zachariah Hillman, William H. Jenney, Oliver 
M. Brownell, Philip T. Davis, Eobert C. Topham, Benjamin B. 
Covell, Greorge Perry, Alanson Williston, Ezra K. Delano, 
Philip Groves, Caleb L. Ellis, Tillson B. Denham. 

Engineers — ^Wm. H. Jenney, Zachariah Hillman, Oliver M. Brownell. 

Prudential Committee — ^William H. Jeimey, Zachariah Hillman, Oliver 
M. Brownell. 

[This Committee has charge of the Engines, Fire Apparatus, Build- 
ings, &c., and the charge of all repairs and improvciments.] 



MEMBERS OF THE FIRE COMPANtSS.* 

Engine No. 2-— CITIZEN— Acushnet Village. 

Augustus Harrington, Foreman, 

Thomas P. Terry, Assistant Foreman. 

Simeon Hawes, Second Assistant. 

Amos Braley, Clerk. 

Lemuel R. Diiscoll, Obed Gifford, 

Silas Stetson, Benjamin T. Lincoln, 

Edmn Payson, Edwin R. Crane, 

Mark Snow, Alden B. Richardson, 

Andrew B. Grinnell, Thomas A Clark, 

Lemuel T. Terry, Jeduthan Spooner, 

James Wilbour, Elisha Reynolds, 

Levi Shorey, Reuben Washburn, 

Joseph Spooner, Daniel Cunninghain, 

Samuel E. Stacy, Peter Taber, 

Levi Hawes, Jr. Asa Reynolds, 

Elisha Hawes, Daniel jDriscoU, 

Melvin H. True, Lemuel M. Aimsby. 



Engine No. 4— PHENIX. 

Harvey Cables, Foreman. 

John Burke, Pipeman. 

Ebenezer W. Beebe, Assistant Pipeman. 

John C. Paul, Clerk. 



"i^These Lists are copied from the annual returns made by the Clerks 
of the several companies. 



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CITY BEGISTER. 



Sunnel H. MitdMll, 
Leonard Taber, 
Thomas Pa»l, 
Eluha Dunbar, 
Ephraim Boomer, 
GeoigeTaber, 
Morgan O'Brien, 
John A. Manchealer, 
WiUiam K. Taber, 
Levi Rnnneb, 
Joseph Claric, 
Stepnen Spooner, 



CiMilee Bamroond, 
William R Biasemore, 
Thomas Bnrke, 
John Hiscock, 
William H. Cannon, 
William H. Chappell, 
John Hicks, 
Henry Bennett, 
William F.Carter, 
Thomas C. Canrer, 
James B. Brown, 
Charles Moore. 



Engine i^a. 6— COLUMBIAK— Pudiaae Siveet 

IsmaI T. Brraat, Fvnman, 

Geoise Hincklej, Pipeman, 

Thomas H. Sowle, AM$uUmt PtpsMoa. 

Joseph D. Hathaway, Jr., Clerk, 



William L Spooner, 
John A. Sawyer, 
Giles S. Fales, 
James D. Driggs, 
Nathaniel Stetson, 
Lysander V. Cnshman, 
lliomas Williams, 
George P. Read, 
Henry Walker, 
Perez Jenkins, 
Joel B. Arnold, 
Midiael Byon, 
Adoniram Merrick, 
Mathew C. King, 
William White, 
Stej^hen Wing, 
Cyms Vanghan, 
John P. Caswell, 
Abraham H. Gifford, 
Sprowell Pease, 
Benjamin R. Gnmey, 
John £. Brown, 
John L. Manchester, 
Simeon Webb, 
Benjamin F. Brightman, 
Thomas S. Palmer, 



William R. Underwood, 
Temple A. Ifitchell, 
WiUuan H. Washbom, 
Daniel B. Almy, 
Charles A. Elcbidge, 
William A. Dnnbar, 
John W. Gifford, 
William H. Damon, 
Heniy Maoomber, 
James Maoomber, 
George W. Paine, 
William Forbes, 
Richard Bennett, 
Stephen B. Wilber, 
Georee F. Woodmff, 
John Davenport, 
Daniel B. Wing, 
Geoige Banks, 
James Sharp, 
Robert P. Leman, 
William Clark, 
James Jaduon, 
George F. Gammons, 
William H, Channing, 
Charles Thomas, 



Engine No. 6— MECHANIC— Purchase Street 

Nathan D. Jenkins, F(nreman, 

William H. Sherman, Ptpeman. 

Josiah Macy, Atautam Ftpeman, 



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J. Augustas Brownell, Ckrh 



Beinamin' F. Spooner, 
Frederick Underwood, 
Rufns McLaoghlin, 
Ebenezer J> ^mpton, 
George Bennett, 
William White, 
Henry Dalton, 
John H. Young, 
Charies Kempton, 
William RoonseTille, 
Jeremiah Lynch, 
Silas Taber, 
Henry Lncas, 
George M. Bipner, 
John C. Hart, 
Oliver P. Brjghtmao, 
William Mc]£m, 
Frederick A. Sowle, 
Thomas C. AUen, 
William CNeil, 
Levi R. Mjkson, 
Wilfiam LoT«ai, 
Henry Hammond, 
Ira C. Pierce, 
EUery B. Brightmaa, 
Charks R. Hyde, 
Daniel HoUoy, 
Charles Bnssell, 



George Robinson, 
Daniel Eaton, 
ObadiahEean, 
James Kenney, 
Davkl H. Brown, 
James Blake, 
George Padsard, 
Uriah F. Moulton, 
James McKim, 
Nadum Brightman, 
Richard Bennett, 
AlvinE. Hall, 
Franklin Tobey, 
Benjamin Bessee, 
Monroe Wright, 
Seth Morton, 
Ebenezer Baxter, 
Benjamin Durfee, 
Moses C. Vinal, 
Zephaniah T. Sherman, 
Frands Wheaton, 
Warren Parker, 
Charles Dyre, 
Charles Undeiwood, 
Josiah Perkins, 
Geoige Yonng, 
George A. Bncklin, 
William Hacket 



Engine A^. 7— PHILADELPHIA— Fourth Street 

Edward T. Taber, ForematL 

Henry F. Clark, Pipeman, 

Abraham S. Taber, Assistant Pipeman. 

Isaac Thompson, CUrk. 



James T. Almy, 
John E. Almy, 
George Barney, 
John B. Baylies, 
Amos Bates, 
George Baylies, 
Ambrose Bamaby, 
Frederick Biownell, 
Albert Bri^tman, 
GeoigeF. Booth, 
James H. Chase, 
Louis Congdon, 
Abner H. Davis, 
Simeon Doaae, 
David B. Slempton, 
H. S. Kirby, 



Alden Wordell, 
Charles Parker, 
William Whiting, 
Thomas L. Chui, 
Alfred M. Chapman, 
Frands H. Brown, 
Charles H. Sowle, 
WilUam H. Chase, 
William H. Boone, 
Stephen E. Merrihew, 
William J. Soilings, 
Charles S. Jennings, 
Gideon B. Spooner, 2d. 
Bethoel Penniman, Jr. 
Christopher Dantsisen, 
N»thm> S. EUis, 



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Charles H. Lobdell, 
Nathaniel LncaSi 
Peleg Peaae, 
WUUam R. Paun, 
Joseph R. Reed, 
Charles M. Spooaer, 
Albert D. Thatcher, 



Henry Lindsev, 
William H. Williff, 
George B. Almy, 
William De Wolff, 
John Lincoln, 
William B. Cook, 



Engine No. 9— HANCOCK— Foster Street. 

Francis W. Hatch, Foreman, 
Tillinghast P. Tompkins, Pipeman, 
William Huddy, Aaeistant Ptpeman, 

Jamea M. I^oaoe, Clerk. 



Lewis Hathaway, 
Ansel Landers, 
Horatio Blv, 
John Wrightington, 
Lazams Morton, 
Nathan Phinney, 
Borden Hathaway, 
James Duddy, 
Alfred Tripp, 
Henry G. Weeks, 
Barnabas E. Bourne, 
George Underwood, 
Gideon T. Sawyer, 
Orville Haskins, 
Charles R. Wilcox, 
William Backman, 
J. C. Haskins, 
John S. Davis, 
George D. Davis, 
Simeon Jenkins, 
Nelson Bennett, 
William R. Palmer, 



Benjamin Gage, 
Howell Dimkwater, 
James £. Blake, 
Anthony Davis, 
Stephen P. Sawyer, 
Natiumiel Jenney, 
George B. Tripp, 
Job C. Maker, 
Thomas H Howland, 
John K. Potter, 
Elihu Allen, 
Moses Taber, 
James Cochran, 
William H. Kirby, 
William James, 
Richmond B. Wood, 
George W. Chase, 
Edward Overtoa, 
James S. Chase, 
Jonathan A. Tripp, 
Horace HatcK 



Engine No. 10— FRANKLIN— Third Stxeet. 

Tillson Wood, Foreman. 

George W. Jennings, Pipeman. 

William Gibbs, Assistant Pipeman. 

Samuel Bonney, Clerk. 



Francis Jenney, 
Bradford S. Pierce, 
Amos Bosworth, 
Thomas Albert, 
Abraham Borden, 
WUUom H. Eldridge, 
Charles B. Pitts, 
Thomas O. Conner, 
Leander A. Williston, 



Isaac Rich, 
Alexander Jack, 
William E. Manchester, 
Henry T. Leonard, 
Lewis S^ Jennings, 
Richard Macomber, 
Lorenzo D. Brailey, 
Maltiah Bourne^ 
Charles Hall, 



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Benjaimn W. Spooner, 
Martin Wheeler, 
James A. Tripp, 
Benjaimn F. Pond, 
Albert Chadwick, '' 
James Hamilton, 
Allen Marble, 
Andrew Jennings, 
Isaac Crowell, 
Lorenzo Cory, 
Alfred Green, 
Alfonso C. Brailey, 
Nelson Andrews, ' 
William H. Crowell, 



Samuel Gabriel, 
Samuel Eldridge, 
Abner J. Bisbee, 
WilUom T. Wood, 
Orlando J. Thompson, 
Sylvanus Churchfll, 
Benjamin Tripp, 
Charles H. Leach, 
Moses H. Bliss, 
Robert Sherman, 
James M. Robinson, 
Greorge Nelson, 
Barton Wilbour, 
Nathan B. Read. 



Engine No. 11— OREGON— Middle Street. 

William G. Taber, Foreman, 

Thomas P. Swift, Pipeman. 

Warren P. Potter, Assistant Pipeman. 

William F. H. Clapp, 2d Assistant Pipeman. 

Andrew G. Pierce, Clerk. 



Charles Searell, 
Gifford Taber, 
Gibbs Taber, 
Lewis Manchester, 
Gideon Shearman, 
Silas C. Shearman, 
Ezra Dyre, 

Stephen W. McFarlin, 
Hiram M. Estes, 
Horatio N. Kimball, 
Ebenezer Keene, 
Charles H. Taber, 
Edward Manchester, 
Thomas M. James, 
Otis Pierce, 
Benjamin Lawton, 
Francis H. Vinal, 
Alvin B. Tripp, 
EUerv Manchester, 
Isaiah Wood) 
William A. Pease, 
Benjamin F. Sowle, 



Richard James, 
Warren G. Pierce, 
Benjamin F. West, 
Sstmuel P. Raymond, 
Francis H. Slocum, 
Charles GiiFord, 
WiUiam H. Caswell, 
James Anthony, 
Greorge Springer, 
William Maxey, 
Leandef Wing, 
Robert A. Taber^ 
Daniel Chapwell, 
James Drew, 
Freeman Sherman, 
Henry Groves, 
Benjamin Almy, 
Isaac Sanford, Jr. 
Augustus Wood, 
Isaac BeAnett, 
William P. Sowle. 
Wellington Bucklin. 



HOOK AND LADDER— Purchase Street. 

Joshua B. Ashley, Foreman. 
Joseph L. McLaughlin, Aissistant Foreman. 
Joseph P. Luther^ Jr., Clerk. 
Stephen B. Skiff, Qeoige W. Fisher, 

Job Sherman, WiUiam H. Macy, 



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CITY BE6I3IER* 



Ricliard T. Dnrfee, 
Peleg S. Case, 
Elisha H..£Terett| 
Btcphen T. Dimham, 
Michael Cory, 
Charles F, Smooner, 
William A. SandetMm, 
George A. Pool, 
William E. Ashley, 
William Davis, 
George B. Devol, 



Hmut C. Edwm, 
Charles L. Wrightington, 
Francis Bowmao, Jr. 
Edwin 8. Luther, 
Charles H. Wordell, 
CharksH. Later, 
John R. ShortlMr, 
Rowland R, CiDeker, ad. 
Nathan T. Johnson, 
Charles H. Brownell, 
Angnstns Robertsoa 



PROTECTING SOCIETY— Place of Meetings, No. S City HalL 

President — Joshua Richmond. 

Vice President — Dennis Wood. 

Sticretcny and TVeosurei^— Ferdinand Vassaidt 

Directors — John A. P. AUen, Charles Chandler, Asa R. Nye, George 
F. Barker. 

Henry P. WilKs, 



Benjamin Russell, 
James Henry Howland, 
Samuel Southgate, 
George A. Bourne, 
Ellas Sampson, Jr. 
William P. S. Cadwefl, 
E(l^vard D. Mandell, 
Charles Taber, 
Edmund Rodman, 
Henry C. Keller, 
Edward Russell, 
Joseph F. Dearborn, 
Edward Knicrhts, 
George F. Kingman, 
Cliaries Almy, 
Natlianiel H. Nye, 
Henry Read, 
Augustus Taber, 



Abraham Rnssell, 
Joseph Hix, 
William G. Wing, 
William Tallman, Jr. 
Dayid S. Bliss, 
Wilson Drsike, 
Nathan Lewis, 
Zebedee D^Totter, 
Artemas Pronty, Jr. 
William C. Maey, 
George C. Russell, 
H. G. O. Gwynneth, 
Chiles .C Dcmbar, 
Henry Childs, 
James Macomber, 
William E. Watson, 
William H. Knights, 
Chancey Rnssell. 



The Fire wards are attached to the several Companies, as follows : 



To Engine Company No. 2— Philip T. Davis. 

« 4— Robert C. Topham. 

" 5 — ^Benjamin B. CovelL 

" 6— Caleb L. Ellis, 

» 7— Tillson B. Denham. 

" 9 — Gfeorge Pcny. 

' 10 — Alanson WiUiston. 

" 11— Ezra K. Delano. 
IIool: and Ladder Company — ^Philip Groves. 



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Numher of Men allowed to the different Companies of the FireDcpartnwnt. 

Engine Company No. 2 Thirty men. 

« " « 4 Thirtymen. 

« « " 5 Sixtymcnc 

" « " 6 Sixtymcn. 

" " " 7 Fiftymcn. 

« " « 9.; Fifty men. 

« « "10 Fiftymcii. 

« " "11 Fiftymen. 

Hook and Ladder Company Thirty men. 

Protecting Society Fifty men. 

The apparotns for blowing up buildings is under the control and di- 
rection of the Board of Engineers. 

A Red Staff \s tiie distinguishing badge of the Engineers. The other 
Firewards carry a trumpet painted red, with the word " Firewaixl,'' in 
gilt letters upon a black ground, placed on the bowl thereof. 

In case of fires occurring in any of the neighboring villages, the fol- 
lowing Engines, and no others, may leave the town without the special 
permission of one of the Engineers : 

To Acnshnet Village, No. 9. 

To Fairhavcn Village, Nos. 6 and 7. 

To Smithes Mills and Fadanaram Village Nos. 10 and 1 1 



TiESEBYOIRS. 

There are twenty-three Public Reservoirs in New Bedford, located 
as follows : 

One on the north side of Willis street, comer of State. 

One on Smith street. 

One on County street, COTiier of MaxfieUl. 

One on Maxfield street, comer of Pleasant. 

One on HiUman street, south side, a few feet west of Purchase. 

One on Pleasant street, comer of North. 

One on Kempton street, west of Comitr, and near Isaac BrowneUV. 

One on Charles street, comer of Foster. Tliis is of wood, and 'is. 
supplied with water from the roof of the Public School House. 

One on Purcliase street, comer of Middle. 

One on County street, comer of Middle. 

One opposite the Custom House on William street, comer of North 
Second. # 

One on Market Square, west of the City Hall — very largo. 

One on Purchase street, south of WilUam, and under the bnilding 
occupied by Samuel Bennett. 

One on County street, comer of Union. 

One on Spring street, comer of South Sixth. This U of wood, and 
is supplied with water from the roof of the Fliends* Meeting House. 



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Ouc on Third street, comer of Sprffie. 
One on Walnut street, comer of ootttii 8ixth. 
One on Fourth street, near the comer of Bush, and partly npoa die 
iScliool House Lot. 
One on Third street, comer of Kussell. 
One near the west end of Russell street, on the north side- 
One on Bedford street, comer of Fifth. 
One on Wing street, comer of South Sixth. 
One on Thiid street, comer of Grinncll. 



Quantity of Hose attacM to the $everal Engines. 

No. Two, 700 feet. No. Seven, 700 feet 

No. Four. 350 feet. No. Eight, 600 feet. 

No. Five, 700 feet. No. Nine, 700 feet. 

No. Six, 700 feet. No. Ten, 700 feet. 

No. Eleven, 700 feet. 

Total, 6,100 feet 

Also, about 1,500 feet of new Hose which is not attached to any 
Kn<rinc. 



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QUARANTINE. 

BoarJinj Ojfficefi fV'illiain S. Cobb. 

Quarantine Physician^ Bclnjamin F. Hardy. 

Tlie Quarnnthiie Ground is 1)0un4cd as follows : — ^Butler's Flats on 
tlic South, the cast shore of Claris Point on the West, the Eleven- 
Foot Bank on the Koirth^ aftd ihe £gg Islands on tlie East. 



Bftdiking Isititations. 

The Banks in New BedfcMl decktre their dividends on the first Mon- 
(hivsi of Octolxjr and April. 

BEDFORD COIVEMERCIAL fiA^E^S Nortli Water Sti-ect. 

Incorporated Febmary 9th, 18i6~'Capital $400,000. 

(Tcorge Rowland President. Thomas B. White, Cashier : 

James R. Ricketson, B^k Keeper, 

DIRECTORS. 

Cicorp:e Ilowland, Samuel Rodman, Willkm C. N. Swift. 

James Amokl, Wm. Hathaway, Jr. Charles. L, Wood, 

'i'J.Dmas S. Hathaway, Thomas Nye, Jr. Edwahi M. Jlobinson. 



CITY REGISTER. 23 

Discount Da^9 — ^Mondays and Thursdays, at 8^ A. M. in summer, 
and 9 o'clock m winter. 

Annvtal Meetim^for the <cJ»ke ^ '(^ficets — ^First Monday in October. 



MEKCHANTS BANK-50 North Water, 

Incorporated Jane, 1825-^Caiataim0O,00O. 

John A. Parker, President. James B. Congdon, Cashier, 

Peleg C. Rowland, Ist Clerk Luke C. Kelley, 2d CMc 

BIEECTORS. 

John A Parker, Abraham Barker, Gideon Allen, 

John Ooggeshall, Jr« Samuel Borden, Bdward H Baker, 

Job Eddy, DaTid R. Grciene, duiilea B. Tucker. 

Disooura Days — ^Thursdays and Fridays, 9 <>'clock, A. M. 

Annual Meainff — ^flrst Thursday next after the £rst Monday in 

October. 



MECHANICS BANK— 56 North Water, 

Incorporated Juno 10, 1831 — Capital $200,000. 

William B. R^odman, Prendeat Joseph Congdon, Cashier. 

Louis Congdon, Book Keeper. 

DIRECTORS. 

Wm. R. Rodman, Edmund Gardner, Joseph R. Shiverick, 
John Perkins, Thomas Mandell, Pardon TillinghJast, 

James H. Collins. 

Discount Days — Wednesdays and Saturdays, 9 o^clock, A. M. 

Annual Meeting — ^First Wednesday next after the first Monday iu 
October. 



MARINE B ANK— «0 Unioo, corner South Second. 

Incorporated March 3, 1832 — Capital $300,000. 

Joseph Grinnell, President John P. Bariter, Cashiec^ 

Harrison G. Lowell, Book Keeper. 

DIRECTORS. 

Joseph Grinnell, Ward M. Parker, Edward C. Jones, 

Ephraim Kempton, James Howland, 2d, Lemuel EoUock, 
William C. Taber, Atkins Adams, Edw. W. Howland. 

Discount Days — Tuesday and Fridays, 9 o^clock, A. M. 

Annual Meeting^Tirat Tuesday next after the first Monday in 
October. 



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CITY REGISTER, 



NEW BEDFORD INSTITUTION FOB SAVIKGS. 

21 Hamilton Street. 
Amount invested — about $500,000. 

Annnal Meeting — Second Monday in Janvuury. 
Office open trery day except Sundays, from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. 

WilUam Botch, Jr, President. 

AIhh. Barker, Ist Vice President, Thos. A Greene, 2d Vice President. 

Edmund Taber, Ckrk. WilUam C Coffin, Treasurer. 

TRUSTEES. 

Tliomas Mandell, Matthew Luce, 
Pardon TilUnghast, Wm. Hathaway, Jr. 
William C. Taber, James B. Wood, 
Benjamin Rodman, Benj. T. Ricketson, 
George Howland, Jr. Edmund Taber, 
Oliver Crocker, William H. Taylor, 

Isaac C. Taber, Charles R. Tucker, 

ThomasNye, Jr. Edmund Gardner, 

Jos. R. Shirerick, 
Edward L. Baker. 

BOARD OF INVESTMENT. 

William C Taber, Edward L. Baker. 
Pardon TilUnghast, 



Joseph Ricketson, 



Wniiam T. Russell, 
Henry Taber, 
Abm. H. Howland, 
John R. Thornton, 
William G. E. Pope, 
George A. Bourne, 
William J. Botch, 
William Watkins, 
Edward D. Mandell. 



Thomas Mandell, 
Thomas Nye, Jr. 



Ixuniraiice OfBces. 

MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY— *54 North Water. 

Incorporated 1831— Capital $100,000. 
Andrew Robeson, President. Joseph R. Shiverick, Secretary. 

DIRECTORS. 

Andrew Robeson, Wm. G. E. Pope, Wm. R. Rodman, 

Edmund Gai*dncr, Edw. M. Robinson, Pardon G. Seabury. 
Joseph R. Shiverick, Chas. R. Tucker, 

Timothy G. Coffin, Esq., Solicitor. 



PACIFIC INStJRANCE COMPANY— 26 North Water. 

Incorporated 1839— Capital $100,000: 
Gideon Allen President. Samuel Lumbard, Secretary. 



^ Discontinued taking risks and closing up business. 



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Gideon Alien, 
Edward C. Jones, 
Jno. B. Thornton, 
Thos. Nye, Jr. 
James B. Wood, 



BIEECTOBS. 

Frederick Parker, 
Alexander Gibbs, 
B. A.Falmer, 
Pardon Tillinghast, 
Jos. C. Delano, 
B. T. Bicketson. 



Stephen N. Potter, 
Caleb Anthony, 
Comeliiis Howland, 
Jireh Swift, Jr. 
Joseph Dunbar, 



Clifford & Brigham, Solicitors. 



WHALING INSUBANCE COMPANY-^8 North Water. 

Incorporated Jannary, 1841 — Capital $100,000. 
President, George Rowland, Jr. Secretary, Borden Wood. 



George Howland, Jr. 
Thomas Nye, Jr. 
B. B. Howard, 
Edward L. Baker, 
William C. Taber, 
Stephen Taber, 
Joseph Clark, 
Barton Bicketson, 
Wilson Barstow, 
Peleg Butts, 



DIRECTORS. 

Thos. S. Hathaway, 
Charles L. Wood, 
Pardon Tillinghast, 
Wm. J. Boteh, 
James D. Thompson, 
Otis Seabury, 
Wm. Phillips, 
OUver C.Swift, 
Gideon Bichmond, 
Job Davis, 



Jonathan Bourne, Jr. 
Joseph C. Delano, 
Edward W. Howland, 
Edward C. Jones, 
Ezekiel Sawin, 
William Gifford, 
David Brayton, 
Samuel W. Bodman, 
Matthew Howland, 
Benj. F. Howland. ^ 



Clifford & Brigham, Solicitors. 



MUTUAL MABINE INSUBANCE COMPANY— 37 N. Water. 

Incorporated March 24, 1843, 

President, Abraham Barker. Vice President, Henry Ta.>)cr. 

Secretary, William H. Taylor, 



Abraham Barker, 
Andrew Bobeson, 
Edmnnd Gkupdner, 
Edward Merrill, 
James B. Congdon, 
Atkins Adams, 
James B. Wood, 
Pardon Tillinghast, 
Asa B. Nye, 
Matthew Luce, 
Gideon Allen, 
Rodney French, 
Matthews Thatcher, 
Henry Taber, 



DIRECTORS, 

Latham Cross^ 
SheffelBeed, 
George Hussey, 
Chas. B. Tucker, 
S. Griffitts Morgan, 
Lemuel Kollock, 
Isaac D.Hall, 
Wilmot Luce, 
Wm. Phillips, 
Jos. Bicketson 2d. 
Geo. 0. Crocker, 
Mark B. Palmer, 
John P. West, 
Bobert Gibbs, 



Thomas Bradley, 
Thomas Cook, 
Wilson Barstow, 
A. P. Hamlin, 
Barton Bicketson, 
Benjamin Clark, 
W. G. E, Pope, 
Thos. S, Hathaway, 
Silvanus Thomas, 
Dennis Wood, 
Edw. D, Mandell, 
Joshua Bichmond, 
Thomas Knowles, 
Seth H. Ingallfl, 



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CITY REGISTER. 



Philip Wilcox, 
Daniel Wood, 
Chas. W. Morgan, 
Zachariah HiUman, 
Edward C. Jones, 
Jas. D. Thompson, 
Thomas Maudell, 
Kdw. M. Robinson, 
Oliver Crocker, 



Nathan Church, 
F. R. Whitwell, 
Cornelius Howlond, 
B. T.Ricketson, 
John A. Standish, 
John R. Thornton, 
Jireh Swift, Jr. 
Abm. Ashley 2d, 
Abraham Osbom, 



Philip Anthony, 
W. L. B. Gibbs, 
Lemuel C. Tripp, 
Ezekiel 8awin» 
Otis Seftbury, 
Jona. R. Ward, 
Isaac C. Taber, 
David Brayton. 



BEDFORD COMMERCIAL MARINE INSURANCE COM- 
PANY— 33 North Water. 

Capital $150,000. 
President^ James Rowland 2d. Vice President^ Rowland R. Crocker 

Secretary, Henry H. Crape. 



Jas. Rowland 2d, 
Ward M. Parker, 
Wm. R. Rotch, 
Chas. R. Tucker, 
Joseph Grinnell, 
David R. Greene, 
Chas. L. Wood, 
Alanson Gooding, 



DIRECTORS. 
R. R. Crocker, 
F. S. Hathaway, 
Wm. Hathaway, Jr. 
Edward L. Baker, 
J. H. W. Page, 
Atkins Adams, 
P. G. Seabury, 
Franklin R. Swift, 
John H. Clifford. 



John Coggeshall, 
E. M. Robinson, 
Thomas Mandcll, 
Willard Nye, 
Thos. A. Greene, 
Stephen Taber, 
Joseph Ricketson, 
Wm. C. Taber, 



BRISTOL COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM- 

PANY— Office 58 North Water. 

Incorporated Febraary 13, 1829 — ^Prcsent amount of property insured— 

upwards of $4,000,000. 

President, Henry R. Crapo. Secretary ^ Treasurer , Jos. S. Tillinghast. 

TRUSTEES. 
Heniy H. Crapo, Thomas B. Bush, Pardon Tillinghast. 

DIRECTORS. 
Henry H. Crapo, Pardon Tillingliast, Edmund Gardner. 

Thoiiifts B. Bush, Wm. H. Taylor, 



Other Corporations. 

NEW BEDFORD AND FAIRHAVEN BRIDGE COMPANY. 

Incorporated 1796. 



CITY RBGISTEE. 27 

TWosurer, Wm. B. Rotch. 
Clerk, Wm. J. Rotch. 

DIRECTORS. 

Wm. J. Rotch, Paul Spooner, Wm. L. B. Gibbs, 

Gideon Allen, Thos. S. Hathaway, Sheffel Reed. 



NEW BEDFORD RAILWAY AND WHARF COMPANY. 

Incorporated February, 1832. 

Capital $50,000. 

President, J. H. W. Page. 

Secretary and Treasurer, James B. Congdon. 



NEW BEDFORD AND TAUNTON RAIL ROAD CORPORA- 
TION.— Office No. 62 North Water Street 

Incorporated 1838 — ^Maximum Capital $400,000. 
Presidenty Joseph Grinnell. Treasurer, Lawrence Grinnell. 

DIRECTORS. 

Joseph Grinnell, David R. Greene, Thomas Mandril, 

Ward M. Parker, Matthew Luce, Geoige Howland, Jr. 

Thomas S. Hathaway. 



NEW BEDFORD STEAM MILL CORPORATION. 

Office 201 North Water. 

Incorporated 1846 — Capital $100,000. 

President, George Hussey. Treasurer, Samuel Rodman. 

DIRECTORS. 

Samuel Rodman, George Hussey, William R. Rotch, 

Bcthuel Penniman, Thomas C. Allen, Alden G. Snell. 

Superintendent, Alden G. Snell. 

These Mills run 7,500 spindles, and turn out 25,000 yards of 39 inch 
sheeting per week. 

Jf*/&— S. Rodman's Wharf, North Water Street. 



WAMSUTTA MILLS CORPORATION— Office 52 North Water. 

Incorporated April 9, 1846 — ^Maximum Capital $300,000. 
President, Joseph Grinnell. Treasurer, Edward L. Baker. 



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inRECTOIU. 

Joseph Grinnell, ThomAs Mandcll, Pardon TilUngfaast. 

David R. Greene, Joseph C. Delano, 

SupainUndad^ Thomas Bennett, Jr. 

These Mills nm 10.000 spindles, and torn oat 22,000 yards fine 40 
inch sheeting per week. 

NEW BEDFORD CORDAGE COMPANY. 

Office Botch's Square. 

Incorporated 1846— Capital $75,000. 

Pre$iderU, Joseph Bicketson. Treaturer, William J. Botch. 

Clerk^ Leander A. Plommer. 

DIRECTORS. 

Joseph Bicketson, Wm. J. Rotch, Benj. S. Rotch, 

Leander A. Plommer. 

Factonf — ^Morgan Street 



NEW BEDFORD LINSEED OIL FACTORY— 42 South Water. 

Incorporated April, 1846— Capital $30,000. 
President^ William R. Rodman. TreoMurer, Pardon G. Seabury. 



ACUSHNET IRON FOUNDRY— Fwh IsUnd. 

Incorporated 1 848-— Capital $80,000. 

President^ John H. W, Page, Treasurer^ James B. Congdon, 

DIRECTORS. 

J. H. W. Page, Seth H, Ingalls, James B. Congdon, 

Edward P. Haskell. 

Superintendent^ Silas Sisson. 



NEW BEDFORD IRON FOUNDRY. 

Russell Street, cor. Fonrth. 

Tabes & Co., Agents, — Office 111 Union Street. 



NEW ENGLAND RIVET FACTORY. 
4 South Water Street. 
Taber & Co., Agents.-^OfSiCQ IH Union Street. 



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Candle Hoiuei and Oil Eactories- 



PROPRIETORS. 

George T. Baker, 

0. &. G. O. Crocker, 
Edmund Gardner, 
Lawrence Grinnell, 
Hathaway & Luce, 
Thomas S. Hathaway, 
George Howland, 

1. Howland, Jr., & Co. 
James H. Howland, 
George Hussey, 
Nehemiah Leonard, 
Samuel Leonard, 

E. S. Milliken & Co. 

Chas. W.Morgan, [Marsh Works.] 

Joseph Hicketson, 

Edward M. Robinson, 

Rodman & Leonard, 

Sanford & Howland, 

WiUiam T, RusseU, 



LOCATION. 

50 South Water. 

56 South, cor. South Second. 

16 Coffin. 

First, cor. Grinnell. 

Walnut Street Wharf. 

69 School 

122 North Second. 

71 School 

Smoking Rocks. 

104 North Water, cor. Middle 

Rotch's South Wharf. 

Leonard's Street, Rotch's S. whf 

128 Ray street. 

82 South Water. 

First street, cor. South. 

162 Ray. 

31 Rodman St., cor. S. Water. 

Rear Parker's block, Middle st* 

Third street, comer Cannon. 



Literary Institatioiis. 

NEW BEDFORD SOCIAL LIBRARY— 21 Hamilton. 

Founded 1803 — ^Present number of volumes about 6,000. 
Annual Meetings first Saturday in September. 

DIRECTORS. 

Adam Mackie, Thomas B. White, Joseph F. Dearborn. 

Librarian^ Treasurer and Cleric, Mark S. Palmer. 



NEW BEDFORD LYCEUM. 

Founded 1828. 
Annual Meetmg, first Tuesday in April. 

President, Thomas B. White. 

Vice Presidents, George Howland, Jr., S. Griffitts Morgan. 

Secretary, Robert C. Pitman. 

Treasurer, George A. Bourne. 

Committee on Lectures, Thomas A. Greene, John A. Kasson, J. C. 
Stone, 



30 CITY REGISTER. 

NEW BEDFORD SOCIETY OF NATURAL HISTORY. 

21 Hamilton Street. 
Organized July 5, 1848. 
Presideniy Thomas A. Greene. 
Vice Presidents, Joseph C Delano^ James B. Congdon. 
Corresponding Secretary^ Clement F. Shiverick. 
Recording Secretary, William C. Coffin. 
Treasurer, William II. Hussey. 

CUftATORS. 

Thomas A. Greene, John H. Gardner, Clement F. Shiverick, 

Wm. C. Coffin, David Baker, Augustus Taber, 

Charles Taber, Horatio Leonard, John H, Thomson, 

Edmund Rodman, James Taylor, Benj. F. Hardy. 

Regular Meetings 1st' and 3d Wednesday of each month. — ^Annual 
Meeting 1st Wednesday in July. 



Medical Institiitioni. 

SOUTHERN DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETY. 

Organized June 26, 1839. 

President, Foster Hooper, of Fall River. 

Vice Presidents, Samuel Sawyer, of Fauhaven ; Benjamin B. Sis- 
son, of Westport. 

Secretary, Samuel Sawyer, of Fairhaven. 

Treasurer and Librarian, Wm. A. Gordon, of New Bedford. 

Counsellors,^ Wm. C, Whittridge, Foster Hooper, Andrew Mackie, 
Samuel Sawyer, Joseph Haskell. 

Censors,* Alexander Read, Lyman Bartlett, Thomas Wilbur, John 
Perkins, Peter F. Daggett. 

This Societpr is subordinate to the Massachusetts Medical Society, 
and consists or fellows of that Society residing in this part of the State. 
Its object is the promotion of Medical Science, and meetings are held 
cither at N. Bedford or Fall River, in May and November of each year. 



NEW BEDFORD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. 

Instituted May, 1836. 
President, Lyman Bartlett, 
Vice President, William A. Gordon, 



^ Appointed by the Massachusetts Medical Society. 



CITY REGISTER. 31 

Secretary, Benjamin V, Hai^y, 

Prudential Committee^ Fatil Spooticr, Jttlitis S. Mfiyhew, Benjaniiu 
F. Hardy, 

This Association i& composed of fellows of the Massachusetts Medi- 
cal Society, residing in this city. It holds meetings monthly, for mu- 
tual improvement. 



Benevolent Znstitationfl. 

THE ORPHAN'S HOME. 

Incorporated 1843. 

BOARD OP DIRECTOks. 

Mrs. Wm. R. Rotch, First Director. Mrs. Samuel W. Rodman, Second. 

Director. Mrs. Eliza Barney, Treasurer, Mrs. Hannah G. Gerrish./Sec'y 

Mrs. Abm. Barker, Mrs. Eliza Russell, Mrs. Wm. Knights, 

Mrs. Lemuel KoUock, Mrs. J. Coggeshall, Jr. Mrs. Geo. H owland, Jr 

Miss Eliza Howland, Mrs. J. R. Thornton, Mrs. Lydia Spooner. 

Mrs. Eliza Rodman, Miss Anna Drinker, 

The inmates of this Institution are nnder the immediate care of a 
matron, and teacher. The present number is sixteen, a few of whom 
arc supported either wholly or in part by their friends or relatives. The 
house and lot which is owned by the Institution, is pleasantly situated 
at the comer of South Water and Cove Streets, and cost the sum of 
Three Thousand Dollars. In addition to this the Institution has fiinds 
to the amount of about one thousand dollars^ and about one hundred sub- 
scribers pay each two dollars annually towards its support. 



NEW BEDFORD PORT SOCIETY. 

Formed May, 1830 — ^Incorporated February, 1832. 

Officers of the Society elected at the Annual Meeting, Oct. 1848. 

President, Samuel Rodman, Jun. 
First Fjcc Prc«icfenf, James Arnold. 
Second Vice President, William H. Taylor. 
Recording Secretary, James B. Congdon. 
Corresponding Secretary, John F. Emerson. 
Treasurer, James B. Congdon. 

MANAGERS. 

Thomas A. Greene, Hemy Taber, Samuel Lumbard, 

Lemuel KoUock, Edward M. Robinson, Jon. R. Ward, 

Charles HafFards, George L. Prentiss, Wm Whitton, 

Jos. S. Tillinghast, Thoihas Cook, Henry H. Crapo, 



32 CITY REGISTER. 

Wm. H. Stowell, Alex. H. Seabury, Thomas Pope, Jtiti. 

Rufus Babcock, Wm. Knights, Edward D. Mandell. 

J. H. W. Page, 

Affent of the Society and Pcutor of the Bethel Church, Moses Howe. 

Tlic New Bedford Port Society has for its object the moral improve- 
ment of seamen. It operates directly through its Agent, Moses How, 
who is also Pastor of the Bethel Church, maintained by the Society. 

The Meeting at the Bethel are well attended, and manifest a (Ic- 
cidedly increasmg interest in the cause of religion, and in the prosperi- 
ty and well being of the Sailor. 

The Pastor or the Bethel is indefatigable in the performance of his 
dnties. He has kept record of the crews of many ships sailing from 
this port ; he has attended to the settlement of their voyages for sea- 
men inexperienced in such matters ; he has visited the sick, cared for 
the wanderer, reproved the erring and encouraged the repentant, and 
ha^ distributed on board of ships sailing to all parts of the world Bibles, 
Tracts, Testaments, &c., which have without doubt borne fruit in pla- 
ces that had else seemed barren of all good. 



LADIES PORT SOCIETY. 



ti.dioit. Mrs. James Arnold. 
Secretary, Mrs. Thomas A. Greene. 
Treasurer, Miss Eliza Howland. 



NEW BEDFORD DORCAS SOCIETY. 

Organized June 3, 1831. 

President, Mrs. Joseph BrowneU, 
Mce President, Mrs. William Knights. 
Secretary, Mrs. Albert D. Hatch. 
Treasurer, Mrs. Benjamin Jenney. 

Regular meetings are held on the 1st and Sd Wednesday in each 
month, and the annual meeting in the 2d week of October. 



LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 

President, Mrs. Eliza B. Mitchell. 

J^ce President, Mrs. .fames Howland, 2d. 

Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Eliza M. Drinker. 

VISITING COMMITTEE. 

Mrs. l3pH. kerapton, Mrs. Moses Howe, Mrs. Thos. A. Greene, 
^j[^s. Wm. H. Allen, Mrs. Seth Russell, Mrs. Lydia Spooner, 
Mrs. Thds. Mandell, Mrs. John Akin, Mrs. Afanson Gooding, 

Mrs. Charles Chandler. 

*t\\c object of this society U to discover the real condition of the poor, 
to bring them within reach of intellectual, moral and religions improve- 
ment, and to assist them in other ways. For this purpose the town is 



GITY REGISTER, 33 

divided into ten districts, one to each director, who inquires into all 
the cases within her limits. Thus it is hoped that imposture may be 
detected, and real suffering be relieved. 



l^W BEDFORD BIBLE SOCIETY. 

Organized August 5, 1834. 

President^ Andrew tackle. 

Vice Presidents, William Knights, Mosed Howe. 

Secretary, Henry H. Crapo. 

Treasurer, Benjamin Pitman. 

DIRECTORS. 

Sylvester Holmes, Henry Taber, Isaac D. Hall. 

Thomas Cook, Samuel S. Paine, 

Annual Meeting in October. 



NEW BEDFORD SOCIETY FOR AIDING DISCHARGED 

CONVICTS. 

President, James B. Congdon. 
Vice President, George L. Prentiss* 
Secretary, William C. Coffin. 
Treasurer, Charles R. Tucker. 

Auxiliary to the Boston Society. 



BRISTOL coinJ*Y anTi-slAvery society. 

Organized 1846. 

President, John F. Emerson. 

Vice Presidents, Andrew Robeson, James M. Aldrich, Earl Samp- 
son, Benjamin P. Sisson, William Howland, John Bunker. 
Cortesponding Secretary, William C. Coffin. 
Recording Secretary, William B. I/oganw 
Treasurer, Joseph Ricketson. 



JWJW BEDFORD WASHINGTON TOTAL ABSTINENCE 

Organized July 16, 1841. 

Aifiaual Meeting first week in April. 

President, Eliphalet Robbins. 

Vice Presidents, Jabez N. Pierce, George W. S. Dunham. 

Recording Secretary, Joseph R. Rumrill. 



34 CITY REGISTER. 

Co}re8])onding Secretary, Benjamin Eyans. 
Treasurer, llampfarey Anthony. 

l^uhlic Meetings and Lectnres ereiy Sunday Eremog, at Washings 
toil Hall. 



MASONIC. 

ADONIRAM B. A. CHAPTER. 

Chartered in 1816. 

OFFICERS. 

Timothy Ingraham, H. P., M. E. Comp. 
Bobert C. Topham, K., E. Comp. 
John A. Kasson, S., E. Comp. 

Present number of members 80. 

Bcgnlar Meetings, First Tuesday in each month. 



STAR IN THE EAST LODGE. 
C&artered in 1823. 

OFFICBB9. 

Samuel W. Hays, W. M. Jonas R. Perkins, Sec'y 

Henry F. Thomas, S. W. ^^S'J Cannon, Treas. 

John A Kasson, J. w. 

Number of members 100. 

Bcgolar Meetings, First Monday in each month. 



L 0. OF 0. F. 

ANNAWAN ENCAMPMElfT KO. 8. 

Chartered in 1845. 

OFFiCEBS — ^Elected June 22d, 1849 : 

James Taylor, C. P. John Fuller, H. P. 

Wmiam Head, S. W. Edward Stetson, Scribe 

John R. Thornton, Treasurer. George H. Taber, J. W. 

Present number of members 83. 

Kcgular Meetings 2d and 4th Friday Evenings in each month. 

ACTISHNET LODGE NO. 41. 
Chartered April 11, 1844. 

OFFICEBS. 

A. L. Gleason, N. G. Elisha D. Howhind, Rec. Sec. 

J. A. P. Allen, V. G. J. W. Nickerson, Per. Sec. I 

Edward Stetson, Treasurer. 

Present number of members 250. 

Meetings every Thursday Evening. 



CTTY REGISTER, 35 

SONS OF TEMPERANCE, 

HA&MONT IHVISION NO. 24. 

Institnted Juie 24, 1846. 

Humphrgr Anthony, W. P, P, B. Shennan, A. C, 

Charles M. Spooner, W. A. John H. Gimj, O. S. 

Southard Potter, 2d^ R. S. Charles H. Kingsford, T. 

F. A. King, A. R. S. A. P. J^nney, L S, 

William S. Cohh, F. S. Amos Chase, Jr^ P. W. P. 

Amasa Bullard, C. Caleb L. Ellis, Chaplain. 

No. of members Ida — ^Meetings eyexy Tuesday Evening. 

REUANCE DIVISION NO. 75. 

Instituted Jnly 26, 1847. 
wmiam A. Lncaa, W, P, William R,'Pitman, T. 

Allen Lmcas, W. A. M. C, King, A. C. 

J. W. Hollister, R. S. Sprowell Pease, C. 

John Kehew, A. R. S. Jos. A. Parker, L S. 

Walter Mitchell, F. S. Charles Thomas, 0. S. 

Meetii^ every Monday Eveiung. 



ACUSHNBT SBCnON NO. 14— CADETS OF TEMPERANCE. 

Instituted Jmly 29, 1848. 

William R. Pitman, P. W. P. S. Crowell, T. 

Timothy Ingraham, W. P. Charles B. Hillman, G. 

Charles H. Silvester, A. P. David Kelley, W; 

EHphakt Robbina, A. P. Alexandw ll. Doty, V. A. 

Humphrey Anthony, C. Eliphalet Robbins, Jr., A. S. 

J. Jenney, P. W. A. Charles H. Ingrahiam, A. T. 

Thomas M. Bassett, W. A. Henry A Edwards, W. 

William O. Pitman, S. ^ Edward H. Allen, J. W. 



INDJ^ENDENT ORDER OF GOOD SAMARITANS. 
FOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 7. 

• Organized Avgost 29, 1848. 

WiUiam B. Tolson, W. C. Seth B. Tolson, P. C. 

Charles H. Corr, W. V. John Richarda, W. P. 



DAUGHTERS OF SAMARIA. 

UimON LODGE NO. 14< 

Orgafuzed November 13, 1848. 
Araminta Tolson, P. D. Rebecca Howard, D. F. 

Louisa Burke, D. L. Julia Cassdl, P. D. 



FRATERNITY LODGE. 

Organized May 25, 1849. 
Catharine Allen, P. D. Susannah Lopes, D. F. 

Sarah Soottp D. L. Catharine Sanderson, P. D. 



CITY BEGISTEE. 



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NEW BEDFORD RURAL CEMETERY, 

This Cemetery is on the west side of Dartmouth street, and is abont 
one mile in a south westerly direction from the City Hali It was in- 
corporated April 12, 1837, out is now owned by the city. 



OAK GROVE CEMETERY. 

This Cemetery, covering eiffht acres of ground, is situated on the 
north side of Smith street, and is about one mile north west from the 
City HalL A part of the cemetery is laid out in lots, the exclusive 
occupancy of wnich may be obtained from the city authorities, and the 
remainder is devoted to indiscriminate buriaL 



Sehoolfl and Sehod Teaehen. 

PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

The Public Schools in New Bedford, exclusive of the adult schools, 
are twenty-eight in number, and are divided into five classes, viz : 

I. The High School in which are taught all over twelve years of 
age who are found qualified topursue the studies taught therein, in ac- 
cordance with the laws of the Commonwealth. 

n. GsAMHAs Schools in which are taught those between the ages 
of ten and twenty one. 

in. Intbbmedial Schools, in which are taught children be- 
tween the ages of seven and ten. 

IV. PniMABT Schools, in which are taught children between the 
ages of four and seven. 

V. ScHools in remote parts of the city, partaking to some extent of 
the character of all these classes. 

These are in constant operation throughout the year, exceptiDg one 
or two weeks vacation at the end of each term. In the 2d class the 
boys and girls are taught in separate schools, but in each of the others 
they attend the same schools. 

The number of teachers now in the employment of the city is fifty- 
eight. Of these seven are males, and fifty-one are females. The num- 
ber of children between the ages of /bur and sixteen in May, 1848, was 
three thousand seven hundred and jmy-five ; between the ages of Jive 
andJiJUen in May, 1849, was three tnouaand and three, 

I. High School — ^Middle Street, cor. Summer, for boys and girls. 

John E. Emerson, principal, salary, ... - $1,20000 
Onslow Hemenway, assistant, " 600 oo 



38 CTTY EEGISTER. 

Anna Webb, Msistant, 300 00 

Eliza H. Tobej, assistant, • - - • • 300 OO 

1848-9. ATeragentunber of scholars, boys 76, average attendances^. 
** " " girb94, " " 76. 



U. GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. 

1. .^ctiiftiMf— ^Acnshnet Village. 

Alonzo H. Harlow, principal, ) ^.^^ ^^ 

Isabella Howland, assistant, . - -. . f *'"" "" 

Average number of scholars, 51 — average attendance, 42. 

2. Bush Streei—Yor boys. 

Hiram W. French, principal, $700 00 

Mary Ann Crapo, assistant, 200 00 

Ann M. Bonne j, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 106— average attendance, 91. 

3. Bush /SStreef— School for girls. 

Sybil W. CoUins, principal, $300 00 

Sarah C. Davenport, assistant, 200 00 

Mary 6. Washburn, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 135— average attendance, 1 13. 

4. Charles Street — School for girls. 

Anna L. Bourne, principal, $300 00 

Martha E. Keith, assistant, 200 00 

Jane M. Gould, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 146 — average attendance, 121. 

5. Grove /SfcAoo/— South Water Street. 

Cyrus Bartlett, principal, $700 00 

Rebecca H. Thompson, assistant, . • - - - 200 00 

Average number of scholars, 80— average attendance, 73. 

6. IKll School — ^Linden Street 

Benjamin Evans, principal, $700 00 

Elizabeth Tovington, assistant, 200 00 

Clara E. Covington, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, lO^-— average attendance, 95. 

# 

7. Middle Street — School tor boys. 

Woodbridge R. Howes, principal, ... - $700 00 

Lois K. Dcane, assistant, 200 00 

Anna R. Commerford, assistant, 175 00 

Patience Potter, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 191 — average attendance 160. 



CITY REGISTER. 39 

m. A. INTERMEDIAL. 

1. Bush Street School. 

Mary T. Congdon, principal, $275 00 

Anna Alljn, assistant, - - 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 89 — ayerage attendance, 73. 

2. Charles Street School 

Clara D. Cory, principal, $275 00 

Elizabeth P. IVancis, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 73 — average attendance, 58. 

3. Kempton Street School, 

Mary B. Randall, principal, $275 00 

Anna B. Shockley, assistant, 200 00 

Julia A. Hathaway, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 126 — average attendance, 110. 

4. Market Square School, 

Elizabeth Y. Allyn, principal, $275 00 

Maria Russell, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 70 — average attendance, 57. 

5. Max/eld Street School, 

Eliza J. D. fihepherd, principal, $275 00 

Ann U. Harlow, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars. 90 — average attendance, 72. 

6. Sixth Street School, 

Rebecca G. Nye, principal, $275 00 

Sarah Jane Babcock, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 94 — average attendance, 85. 

m. B. INTERMEDIAL AND PRIMARY. 

1. Actishnet School — ^Acushnet Village. 

Jane Ann Severance, teacher, $200 00 

Average number of scholars, 36 — average attendance, 30. 

2. Grove School-^Soaih Water Street. 

Susan T. Congdon, principal, $275 00 

Cordelia G. Baker, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 73 — average attendance, 62. 

3. Hill School — ^Linden Street. 

Deborah H. Wing, principal, $276 00 

Helen M. Gordon, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 96-Hivenige attendance, 69. 



40 CITY BEGI8TEB.. 

nr. TBIBfART. 

1. Bush Street School. , . 

Ann Maria Bailey, principal, $295 00 

Blaiy £. Allen, assistant, IM 00 

Average nnmber of scholars, 103— ftTwage attendaaee, 61. 

2. CharUt S^rtA School. 

Bath Ann Leach, prindpal, • • . . . $2S5 00 
Harriet N. Butler, assistant, 150 00 

Average nnmber of scholars, 183— ftTomge attendaaee, 94. 

3. Griffin Street School. 

Ann M. Richmond, teacher, $996 00 

Average number of scholars, 64— average ttendance, 53. 

4. Market Square School, 

Lydia G. Davenport, principal, $225 00 

Sarah H. Hewins, assistant, 150 00 

Average number of scholars, 80«-avenige altendaaoe, 56. 

5. Maxfidd StreA School. 

I^dia L. Watkins, principal, $225 00 

Mary Ann Taylor, assistant, - 150 00 

Average nnmber of scholars, 104— average attendance, 61 . 

6. Sixth Street School. 

Harriet N. Covell, principal, $225 00 

Martha A. Shepherd, assistant, 150 00 

Average nnmber of scholars, 84 — average attendance, 60. 

V. INDFTERHINATE. 

1. Cannonville School. 

Elizabeth Thomas, teacher, $212 50 

Average number of scholars, 42— average attendance, 31 . 

2. dark's Point School. 

Hannah B. Robinson, teacher, $212 50 

Average number of scholars, 39 — average attendance, 31 . 

3. Haskins^ Comer School. 

Jane P. King, teacher, $212 50 

Average number of scholars, 37— average attendance, 90. 

4. North School — ^New County Road. 

£li2sabeth P. King, teacher, $212 50 

Average number of scholars, 30 — avenige attendance, 92. 



CITY REGISTER. 



41 



5. Pemfs Neck School. 

Anna B. Gifford, teacher, $200 00 

Average number of scholars, 21-*ayerage attendance, 15. 



PUBLIC SCHOOLS.* 


1845-6 


1846-7 


1847-8 


1848-9 


Aggregate number of scholars, 

Average daily attendance. ............ 


2238 
1795 


2667 
1898 


2505 
1963 


2436 
2017 


Whole nnmber of children between the- 




ases of 4 and 16....... . . .. 


3469 


3325 


3886 


3755 







* Reports of the School Committee. 



Private Schools. 

friends' academy. 

County Street, comer of Elm. 

Incorporated February, 1812. 

President and Treasurer^ William Rotch, Jr. 
Secretary^ William J. Rotch. 



William Rotch, Jr. 
James Arnold, 
Greorge Rowland, 
Andrew Robeson, 
Thomas A. Greene, 



TRUSTEES. 

Joseph Grinnell, Charles W. Morgan, 

Samuel W. Rodman, William R. Rodman, 

William J. Rotch, William R. Robeson, 

Samuel Rodman, Benjamin S. Rotch. 
Benjamin Rodman, 



Principal, Abner J. Fhipps, M. A. 

The Academy is very pleasantly located, and has yards so exten- 
sive and secluded as to present every inducement to the pupils for 
physical exercise. It is furnished with good apparatus, and sufficient 
means of illustration in the branches of Natural Philosophy, Astrono- 
my, Geography, &c. It has also a library of 2000 volumes, and a fund 
of about $12,000. 



SEARS HALL SCHOOL. 

13 1-2 Cheapside. 
Amasa L. Gleason, M. A., Principal. 

This School is designed as a Grammar School for both sexes. The 
School year is divided into^r tenns of deven weeks each. 



42 CITY EEGISTEE. 



PURCHASE STKEET GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 

Ebenezer Hervey, Principal. 

This School, situated at the comer of Purchase and HiUman streets, 
is also designed for both sexes. Instruction is given in all the branches 
of a good English education. 



In addition to the above there are a large number of private schools 
in the city in operation from two to twdve months in the year. The 
statistics in regard to them we have been unable to obtain. 



Hewqiapen pmUisbed in Hew Bedfixrd. 

NEW BEDFOBD MERCURY. 

This is a weekly paper, and is published every Friday morning, at 
No. 35 North Water street, by Benjamin Likdset, Editor and rro- 
prietor. It has an extensive circulation, and is among the oldest pa- 
pers in the State, having reached its 43d volume. 

THE DAILY MERCURY. 

This paper is also edited by Benjamin Lindset, and is published 
by him eveiy morning at the office of the " New Bedford Mercury," 
No: 35 North Water street 

WHALEMEN'S SHIPPING LIST AND MERCHANT'S 

' TRANSCRIPT. 

This is a weekly paper, and is published by Henbt Lindset, Edi- 
tor and Proprietor, every Tuesday morning, at No. 35 North Water 
street. 

THE NEW BEDFORD REPORTER AND WHALEMEN'S 

WEEKLY VISITOR. 

A weekly Family sheet, devoted to News, Temperance, Moral Re- 
form and Improvements. Published every Saturdayby Chables H. 
KiNGSFOBD, Editor and Proprietor, at No. 7 North Water street. 

THE WEEBXY ECHO. 

A Family Journal, published everv Saturday, at 20 North Water 
street, by Moses Bbown, Editor, The pervading idea of this paper 
is " Human Brotherhood." 



CITY REGISTER. 43 

Public BuildingB, Pnblio Offices, Hialli, Expresses, Etc. 

Post Office^ in the Custom House baUding, William street, corner 
North Second. 

Custom Home, North Second street, comer William. 

Court House, 143 County, comer Morgan. 

County Jail and House of Correction, Morgan street. 

Police Court, Court House, County street, comer Morgan. 

Register ofD&eds Office, 54 North Water street. 

C&f HaU, Market Square, between Cheapside, and North Sixth 
street, and William and Market streets. 

City Market^ basement City Hall, Market Square. 

Alms House, Clark's Point, about two miles and a half fioath from 
the City HaU. 

WaJtch House, Mechanics Lane, near Purchase street. 

Mayor's Office, No. 4 City Hall. 

Aldermen's Boom, No. 3 City Hall. 

Common Council Room, No. 5 City Hall. 

aty Clerk, Treasurer and Collector's Office, No. 1 City Hall. 

Assessor's Ojffjce, No. 2 City Hall. 

School Committee Room, No. 2 City Hall. 

Overseers of the Poor's Office^'^o. 11 Market street. 

City MarAaTs Office, No. 7 North Water street. 

Police Office, No. 7 North Water street 



Liberty HaU, No 53 Purchase, comer William. 
Mechanics' HaU, No. 71 William. 



Sears' HaU, 13 1-2 Cheapside. 

Washington HaU, South Second street, near Union. 

Concert HaU, 19 1-2 Purchase street. 

Exduinge News Room, North Second street, comer William. 

Marine RaHvoay, Fish Island. 

Stage Offices, Ko. 119 Union street. 

Boston and Providence Express Office, Hatch, Gray & Co., 1 19 Union.. 

New York Express Office, Godfrey & Munroe, via. Fall River. 116 
Union street. 

New York Express Office^ Davenport & Mason, via. Stonington. 
119 Union. 

Nantucket Express Office, Charles B. Swab. 119 Union. " 

Telegraph Office, 34 North Second. 

Depot tfew Bedford and Taunton RailRoad^ Pearl street, between 
Bay and Purchase. 

Steamboat Wharf — Nantucket Steamboat— foot of School street. 

Fairhaven Ferry, Wharf foot of School street. 

Fairhaven Bridge, foot of Middle street. 



Principal Hotels. 

Parker House, 5. B. Bobbins, Purchase street, between Ehn and 
Middle. 
Mansion House, Lewis BouteU, 87 Union, comer North Second. 
Gity Hotel, Sihon Packard, 140 Union, comer Fourth. 
Exchange Hotel, Henry Bates, 248 Purchase. 



44 CITY REGISTEE. 

PlQriieiaiig and SmgeoBs. 

▲LLOPATHIC. 

LymAn Dartlott, office 150 Connly, comer WUliam. 
Elijah Colby, office 97 Middle, house 36 Kempton. 
wmiAxn A. Gordon, 121 William, comer Eighth. 
Edward W. Greene, 1 Sonth Second. 
Benjamin F. Hardy, 87 William. 

John H. Jennings, 48 Purchase, comer William, honse 147 Union. 
Andrew Mackie, 60 Purchase. 

Julius S. Mayhew, office 49 School, honse 33 Third, cor. School. 
Alexander Read, 197 Union, comer County. 
Clement F. Shiverick, 142 County. 
Paul Spooner, 77 Spring, comer Serenth. 
William C. Whittridge, 117 Elm, comer County. 
Levi Folsom, office 93 1-2 Middle, house 186 Purchase comer 
Maxfield. 
Alexander R. Holmes, office 7 North Water. 
tSilas Tompkins, 68 Middle, comer North Second. 

HOM(£0FATHIC. 

Lorenzo D. Flemming, 108 Elm. 

G. S. Frederick Pfeiffer, Morgan street, comer Orchard. 

Manning B. Roche, house 39 Fifth. 

Charles L. Spencer, 62 Purchase. 

BOTANIC. 

Philip S. Learning, 129, boards 138 Purchase street. 
Samuel F. Stow, 102 Third street. 



SURGEON DENTISTS. 



Elijah Colby, 97 Middle, house 35 Eempton. 
' Caleb Hammond, 19 Cheapside. 



James C. Mara, 22 Cheapside. 
Ebenezer Plant, 134 1-2 Union. 
Ezekiel G. Ward, 165 Uniott. 



Ifunes. 

Allen Mercy, 27 County. 

Benson Hopy, 183 County. 

Blossom Sally, 18 Thurd. 

Collins Ann, 33 Pleasant, comer Mill. 

Dolly Han;^et, 172 Purchase. 



chy register. 45 

Fuller Elizabeth, 70 Pleasant. 

Grinnell PrisciUa, 90 Smith. 

Hathaway Ardra, 31 High. 

Jenney L^dla S. 141 l^empton, comet Pleflsant. 

Lewis Alice, 136 Korth Waten 

Little Susan, 107 South Orange. 

Lnce Lvdia A. 164 Kempton. 

Macomber Hannah, Parker street, opposite Rnral Cemetery. 

Monroe Rebecca^ 114 Sotith Sixth. 

Kichols Clarissa, 81 North Water^ comer Elm^ 

Pool C^^thia, City Alms House. 

Price Hannah L. 257 County^ comer Parker. 

Simmons Eliza, 39 Kempton. 

Smith Marf. 24 High. 

Taber Matilda, 47 Mechanics Lane. 

Tay^lor Eliza H. 104 Fourth, comer Bedford. 

Tnpp Hannah, 6 Allen. 

Tubbs Eliza, 96 State. 

Tucker Fanny^ 277 South Water. 

Vitou Betsey, 9 Bush, comer Third. 



Ziift of Streets, Lanes, Alleys, Goarts, Squares, &c. ict. 

The Streets of New Bedford, with a rery few exceptions, arc laid 
out North and South, East and West<, intersecting each other at right 
angles, or nearly so. Those mnning Niorth and South are n\unbcred 
commencing at Union Street and increasmg each way. with the even 
numbers on the East and the odd numbers on the west side. Those 
running East and West, are numbered, commencing at the river and 
increasing Westerly, with the even numbers on the South, and the odd 
numbers on the North side. Any departure from this rule will be no^ 
ted in the foUowmg list. 

The letters enclosed by btacket», which foUoW the name of any 
street, signify the general bearing of such street from the City Hall : 
Thus, School str«et, [S.] is South from the City Hall. 

Acushnet, a village at the head of the AcUshnet River, about three 
and a half miles, in a northerly durection from the City Hall— the wes^ 
terly part being in New Bedford, and the easterly part in Fairhaven. 

Acushnet At>enne>, FN.] from the Rail Road crossing at B. Rodman's 
farm. North to Acusimet Village. 

Acushnet Heights^ an elevated portion of land extending northerly 
from Willis street, on each side of County street, commanding a fine 
and extensive view of Ac harbor. Buzzard's Bay, Fairhaven village^ 
and die opposite shores of the Acushnet River. 



46 CITY REGISTER. 

Alien's Mil Road, [N. W.] leading from Perry^s Comer to " Allen^i^ 
Mill?*." in Dartmouth. 

AUen street, [S. W.] from County street West, and nearly in line 
with v\ing and Howland streets. Numbers commence at Cotinty 

Rtrcet. 

Anthony street, [S. W.l Second Street west of County, extending 
south froin Grove to Bedford streets, and passing on the east of Jos- S. 
Tillinglmst's residence. 

Arnold street, [S. W.J from County west, between School and Wal- 
nut strcct.s. Numbers commence at County. 

Aah streft, [N. W.J from Kempton to Smith, being the Sixth street 
west of County. It is hut partially open. 

AsIJnnd street, [N. W.] from Kobcson, North to Linden street. 

Bid ford street, fs.] from Third street west across County street to 
the Mill Pond. Numbers commence at Third. 

I]e/t'il/e. a small collection of houses on the Acushnet river, about 
one niilo South of Acushnet village. 

Bih'ilh' Road, [N.] leading from McPherson's wharf at Belville, to 
tlic str.nc bridge at Acushnet village. 

Bcihfil Court, [E.] opens on the north side of Union street on a line 
with Firftt street. 

Bomip}) street, [S. W.] extends from Allen to Washington street, and 
next cast of Orchard street. 

Bnsh street, [S.] from Davenport's wharf west to County street. 

Campbell street, [N.] from Ray west to State street. 

Cannon street, [S. E.] from South Water West to Third street, nearly 
in a line with Russell street. 

Cannonville, the neighborhood iii the vicinity of the Meeting Honse 
standing- at the junction of the " Noel Taber " road with the " Smith's 
Mills "road. 

Cedar strer-t. [N. W.] fifth sti'eet west of County and extends from 
Morgan street north to Smith street— open from kempton to Smith. 

Cfiifre street, [E.J from North Water east to Central Wharf. 

Chancery street, [N. VV.J from Kempton street north. This street 
is the Seventh west of County. 

Charles street, [N.] frOm Purchase street west, and in line with High 
street. The numbei's on this street arc in continuation of the mmibers 
on Hij2,h street. 

Chmpside, [E.] from Union to William street, in range with Fifth, 
and nearly in line with Pleasant street. 

Cherry street , [S. W.] from Sixth street west to County, and nearly 
in line with Coffin street— open from Seventh to County. 

Chrxnut street, [N. W.] second street west of County, and extends 
fron\ Kempton to SmiUi street — partially open. 

Coffin street, [S. E.] from Eddy's W'harf west to South Second 
street, and nearly in line- with Cherry street. 

Commeixial street, [S. E.] from Commercial W harf westerly to South 
Water street. 

Cottage street, [S. W,] third street west of County, and will ulti- 
mately extend from Union street southerly to Allen or Dartmouth 
street. It is now open from Hawthoni to Bedford street. 

County street, [W.] extends from "Clark's Cove " northerly across 
Union street, over Acushnet Heights to Linden street, and is the long- 



CITY REGISTER. 47 

^t street in the city. The nnmbers commencing at the south end, 
increase thi-oughout its whole length to the North. 

Clark''s Point, a point of land extending in a southerly du-ection 
from the city, having the Acushnet River on the east and Clark's Cove 
on the west side. 

Cove street, [SA from the southerly extremity of County street in 
the vicinity of Clark's Cove easterly. The numbers commence at 
County street and increase easterly. 

Crapo street, fS. W.] from Grinnell street south. 

Cross street, [S. E.] from Pine street south to the Friends Burying 
Ground. 

Cypress street, [N, W.] third street west of County and extends from 
Kempton to Smith street — partially open. 

Dartmouth street, [S. W.] from Allen street south westerly past the 
Bural Cemetery. Numbers commence at Allen street. 

Eighth street, JW.] from Spring north to Elm street. 

JEim street, [N.] from North Water west across County street. 

Fair street, (S, W.] from Dartmouth street easterly. 

Mfth street, [S.lfrom Union street south. 

First street, [S. JE.] from Union street south. 

Fish Island, a small Island situated a short distance «ast of the foot 
of Middle street with which it communicates by the Bridge. 

Forest street, [S. W.] next south of Allen street, extending west 
from County street. The numbers are calculated to commence at 
Third street, with which it will hereafter most probably communicate. 

Foster street, [N.] from Middle street north to Maxfield street. 
Numbers commence at Middle street. 

Fourth street, [S.] from Union sti'eet south — now open from Union 
street nearly to Wing street. 

Franklin street, [N.] third street north of Willis and extends from 
Purchase st. west to County st. Numbers commence at Purchase st. 

Grape street, [S. W.] This street extends westerly from Oak street, 
and is situated a little north of the Rural Cemetery. 

Chiffinstreet, [S.E.] from Thirdst east to the Friends Burying Ground. 

Grinnell street, [S J from the river west, across County. 

Grove street, [S. W.] between Bedford and Ha-wthom, extending 
from Orchard street westerly. 

Hamilton street, fE.] from North Water street east to Botch's wharf. 
on the south side of the Merchants Bank. 

Harrison street, [S. W.] next west of Dartmouth street and extends 
from Hickory street southerly to Oak street. 

Hashins' Comer, the comer formed by the intersection of the nortii 
end of the Noel Taber road with the Nortli Koad; and about one mile 
north of Cannonville. 

Hawthorn street, [S. W.] from County street west, opening opposite 
104 County. Numbers commence at County. 

Hichorustreet, [S. W.] from Dartmouth street west, and nearly in 
line with Fair street. 

High street, [N. E.] from Purchase street east to North Second, iij 
line of Charles street, and thence east to North Water street, nearly in 
eaid line. Numbers commence at North Water street. 

Highland street, FN. W.] frx)m Mount Pleasant street near '' Loo 
Choo," to the North Road, running west of tte Wind Mill. 



48 CITY REGISTER. 

Hill street^ [N.] from Kempton to Hillman street. Ntzmbers an? 
calculated to commence somewhere sooth <^ Middle street, whenever 
the street shall be extended in that direction. 

Hillman street, [N.] fix>m Samuel Ro^naa's Wharf west aeross 
County street* 

Howland street, ^S. £.] from Third street east across Sonth Water 
street, and nearly m line with Wing street. Numbers commence a€ 
Third street and increase easterly. 

Linden street^ [N.] from Purchase street westerly, past the HiH 
School House and across Mount Heasant street. Numbers are calcula- 
ted to commence somewhere to the east of Purchase street. 

Kempton street, [N.] ftora North Second street west across Connty 
street, running into the " Smith's Mills Road.^ From Purchase street 
cast it is but partially open. 

Leonard street, [S. E.J from South Water east to Botch's South 
Wharf, and nearly in line with Bedford street. 

Market street, |S.] from Cheapside west to North Sixth street, on 
the south side of Market Square. Numbers commence at Cheapside. 

Market Square, between William and Market streets, and Cheapside 
and North Sixth streets. 

Maxfeid street, [N.l from the river west, crossing County street. 

Mechanic's Lane, [N.J from Purchase street west to Eighth. 

Merrimack street, JN.] first street north of Franklin running from 
Purchase street to County. Numbers commence at some point east 
of Purchase. 

Middle street, [N.] from the Bridge west across County street. 

Afill street, [N.| from Bay street west, crossing County street 

Morgan street, \W.] from County street west, passmg the Cotirt 
House, County Jail, &c., <m the north. Numbers commence at 
County street. 

Morgan^s Lane, [S. E.] from South Second street east to the riycr, 
and on the north side of the Conmion Burying Ground. The ntmi- 
bers commence at present at South Water street. 

Mount Pleasant street, [N. W.] fixwn Linden west of the Hill School 
House, north to the North Boad at Hathaway's Comer. 

Mount Vernon street, [N. W.] from Mount Pleasant street westerly. 

Nash Road, fN.] from Acushnet Avenue at the Nash farm west to 
the North Boad. v 

New County Boad, the road built by Jonathan Tobey, extending 
from Acushnet Village northerly along the Fairhaven line to the town 
of Freetown. 

AW Taber Boad, the Boad runnmg northerly frt)m the Smith's Milb 
Boad at the Cannonville Meeting !&>use, to the North Boad at Has- 
kins' Comer. 

North street, [N.] from the river west across County street— open 
from the river to County street. 

North Boad, [N. W.] from "Smith's Mills "in Dartmouth, past 
Haskins' Comer, across Mt: Pleasant street to Perry's Comer, and 
thence to Acushnet Village. 

North Second street, [E.] from Union street north to Maxfield st. 

North Sixth street, [W.] from Union street north to Middle street. 

North Water street, [E.] from Union street north to Hillman 
street. 



crry begistee. 49 

Oak anet^ [S. W.] from Dartmoiith street westerly, being the first 
^reet north of the Bnral Cemetery. 

North Orange street, [E.] from IMon street north to Botch's 
square. 

Or^tard street, [S. W.] first street west of County, extending from 
Arnold street south, across Allen. 

Parker street^ [N. W.] from County street west to the Oak Grove 
Cemetery — a little north of the range of Pear! street. 

Pearl street, [2^.] first street north of Willis, extending from Ray 
street west to County, passing in front of the Bail Boad Station— par- 
tially open. 

Perry^s Comer, [N, W.] a collection of houses at the comer of the 
North Boad and the Tarkihi Hill Boad. 

Philip's Boad, a road in the extreme north-westerly part of the 
city, running in a north-westerly direction from the New County road. 
It takes its name frx}m King Philip. 

Pine street, [S. E.] from South Water street east to the river. 

Pleasant street, IN. ^ from Kempton street north crossing Willis 
street, &c. The numbers are calculated to commence somewhere 
south of Kempton street 

Pope*8 Island, This island is situated near the centre of tiie Acosh- 
net river, and is crossed bv the Bridge. 

Pope street, [N.] second street nonh of Willis, extending from Pur- 
chase, west to County street. 

Prospect street, [ S . E. ]from South street northerly . This is the sec- 
ond street east of South Water street. 

Purchase street, [N. E. ] from Union street north to the Bail Boad 
crossing. 

Bay street, [N. E.] from Kempton street north. The numbers are 
calculated to conmience at some place south of Kempton street 

Bobeson street, [N. W.] from County street at Bobeson's Comer 
west to Ashland street. 

Rodman street, [E.] from North Water street east to Botch's Wharf. 

Bodman^s Court, between NorUi Second and Purchase streets — opens 
opposite No. 122 Union street. 

Itose AUey, [E.] from North Water east to Orange street. 

Botches Square, [E.] at the foot of Hamilton and Bodman streets, 
and near Botch's wharf. 

Bussell street, [S.] from Third west to County street. The num- 
bers on this street are in continuation of the numbers on Cannon 
street 

School street, [S.] from the river west to County street 

Sears' street. [S. W.] from Washington street south, and next west 
of Orchard street. 

Sears^ Court, [E.] between Union and William streets— K)pens oppo- 
site No. 24 Purchase street. 

Seventh street, [S. W.l from Union south to Cherry street. 

Sherman street, [S. W.] next north of Grinnell street, extending 
from County street west. Numbers commence at County street. 

Smith street. [N. W.] fix)m County street west to the Oak Grove 
Cemetery. The numbers are calculated to commence at a point east 
of County street, to wliich it is presumed the street will by and by ex- 
tend. 



60 crry register. 

Smith street Court, [N. W.] opening from Smith street to the north 
))ctwecn numbers 63 and 65. 

SmWi's Miils Road, ^e road leading from Kempton street to the 
village of " Smith's Mills," in Dartmouth. 

South street, [S.] frt)m the riyer west to County street. 

South Orange street, [S. £.] from Union street south to Commercial 
wharf — ^and again from the easterly ranse of Howland street sonth to 
Houth street. Kumbers conmience at Union street. 

SotUh Second street, [S. £.] from Union street south to the Common 
Burying Ground — and again from Howland street south. • 

SoiUh Sixth street, [S.] from Union street south to County street. 

South Water street, [S. E.] from Union street south, leading to 
'■ Clark's Point." 

Spring street, [ S. 1 from South Second west to County street. Num- 
bers commeijiee at South Second street. 

Spruce street, [N. W.] fourth street west of County, and extends 
from Kempton to Smith street. Numbers commence at Kempton 
street. This street is but partially open. 

State street, [N. ] from Maxfield street north. The numbers are cal- 
culated to commence somewhere south of Kempton street. 

Sullivan street, [N. W.] A Court opening frx)m Middle street nearly 
oi'posite No. 228. 

Summer street, [N. W.] first street west of County, extending north 
from Elm street, and passing on the east side of the High School 
House. The numbers are calculated to commence at Union street. 

Sycamore street, [N. W.] first street south of Smith street, and ex- 
tends from the east side of State street westerly. It is now partially 
open from Walden to Cedar, and again a short distance on the east 
Fide of State street The numbers increase west frt>m the east side of 
State street. 

Tarkiln Hill, the highest elevation of land in New Bedford, situated 
from half to one mile west of Acushnet Village. 

Tarkiln Hill Road — road leading from Acushnet over Tarkiln Hill 
to Perry's Comer. 

Third steeet, [S. E.] from Union street south. 

Thomas street, [N. W.] from Hillman street north. The numbers 
are calculated to commence somewhere south of Hillman street. 

Union street, [S.] from the river west across County street. 

Walden street, [N. W.] from Hillman street north. The num- 
bers arc calculated to commence some distance south of Hillman 
street. 

Wall street, [N. E.] first street north of Pearl, extending from the 
river to Ray street. 

Walnut street, [S-l from "Walnut street wharf west to County. 
Washington street, iS- W.] from Fomlh street west. The numbers 
are calculated jto commence at Third street, with which Washington 
street may hereafter communicate. 

William street, [N.] fi^m North Water street west to County street, 
passino: on the north side of the Custom House and City Hall. 

Willis street, fN.] from Ray street west to County, on the south side 
of J. A. Parker's residence. 

Wing street, [S ] from Third street west to County — and nearly in 
line ynth Howland street at the east, and Allen street at the west. 



CITY REGISTEE. 51 

list of Wharves and Slips. 

Baltimore Slip, foot of Union street and between Taber's and 
Merchants Wharf. 

Bedford wharf next south of Eddy's wharf. 

Centred wharf foot of Centre street. 

€(mimercial wharf foot of Commercial street and next sonth of 
Merchants wharf. 

Davenports wharfs foot of Bush street. 

Duffee^s wharfs iooX of Maxfeld street. 

Eddy's wharfs foot of CofBn street. 

Ferry Boat wharf, next south of Commercial wharf. 

Fish Island, directly east of the foot of Middle street, to which it is 
connected by the Bridge. This island is nearly surroimded with ex- 
tensive wharf privileges. 

Geo. Howland^s wharf foot of North street, on the north side — 
next south of Samuel itodman's whaif . 

Hazard^ s wharf opens opposite 77 North Water street. 

J, ^ J. Hoxdand^s wharf foot of Middle street, and next south of 
Parker's wharf. 

McPherson^s wharf Belville. 

Mechanics wharf foot of High street. 

Merchants wharf foot of Union street, and next south of Taber's 
wharf. 

MerrilTs wharf betwixt Walnut and School streets— opens nearly 
opposite 45 South Water. 

Packet slip, foot of Centre street, between Central and Rotch's 
wharves. 

Parker's wharf foot of Middle street — ^north of J. & J. Rowland's 
wharf and next south of the bridge. 

Rail Road wharf north of Samuel Rodman's wharf and near the 
Wamsutta Mills. 

Rotch^s wharf near the foot of Hamilton and Hodman streets. 

Rotch^s South wharf foot of Leonard street. 

Samuel Rodman's wharf foot of Hillman street. 

Taber's wharf next north of Union street, between Central and 
Merchants wharves. 

Walnut Street wharf foot of Walnut street. 
Wareham slip, between Taber's and Central wharves. 
Whaleman slip, north of Rotch's Square, and near the foot of Rod- 
man street. 

Wilcox 4^ Richmond's wharf foot of North street, on the south side, 
and next south of Geo. Rowland's wharf 



Ward Li2nits. 



WARD No. 1. All that portion of the Ci^ lying North of a line 
drawn from the River through the middle of Campbell street to 
Stats Street, thence through the middle of State Street to Max- 



6S CITY REGISTEE. 

FELD Stbeet, and thence through the middle of Maxfeld Stbbbt 
to its Western termination, and in the same direction to the Dart- 
mouth line. 

WARD No. 2. All that portion of the City lying between a line 
drawn jfrom the River throogh the middle of Campbell Stbbet to 
State Street, thence through the middle of State Street to 
Maxfbld Street, and thence throneh the middle of Mazfbld 
Street to its Western termination, and in the same directkni to the 
Dartmouth line, and a line drawn from the Ritbr through the middle 
of North Street to Foster Street, thence through the middle of 
Foster Street to Eemftok Street, and tiience £ron^ the mid- 
dle of^KEMFTON Stbbet or Smith's Mills Road, to the Dartmonth 
line. " 

WARD No. 3. All that portion of the City Iving between a line 
drawn from the River through the middle of North Street to 
Foster Street, thence through the middle of Foster Street to 
Kempton Street, and thence through the middle of Ebmpton 
Street or Smith's Mills Road to the Dartmouth line, and a line 
drawn from the Riter through the middle of Middle Street to 
North Second Street, thence through the middle of North Se- 
cond Street to Elm Street, and toence through the middle of 
Elm Street to County Street, and thence through the middle of 
CouNTT Street to Middle Street, and thence uirough the mid- 
dle of Middle Street to its Western termination, and in the same 
direction to the Dartmouth line, including Pope's Island and Fish 
Island. 

WARD No. 4. All that portion of the City lying between a line 
di-awn from the River through the middle of Middle Street to 
North Second Street, thence through tiie middle of North Se- 
cond Street to Elm Street, thence through the middle of Elm 
Street to County Street, thence through the middle of County 
Street to Middle Street, and thence tlux>ugh the middle of Mid- 
dle Street to its Western termination and in the same direction to 
the Dartmouth line, and aline drawn from the River through the middle 
of School Street to County Street, thence through the middle 
of County Street to Arnold Streei;, and thence through the mid- 
dle of Arnold Street to its Western termination, and in the same 
direction to the Dartmouth line. 

WARD No. 5. All that portion of the City lying between a line 
drawn from the River through the middle of School Street to 
County Street, thence through the middle of County Street to 
Arnold Street, and thence through the middle of Arnold Street 
to its Western termination, and in the same direction to the Dartmouth 
line, and a line drawn from the River through the middle of Griffin 
Street (continued easterly) to Third Street, thence through the 
middle of Third Street to Bedford Street, and thence through 
the middle of Bedford Street to its Western termination, and in 
the same direction to the Dartmouth line. 

WARD No. 6. All that portion of the City lying South of the 
middle of Griffin, Third and Bedford Streets (continued) be- 
tween the Dartmouth line and the River. 



NEW BEDFORD DIRECTORY. 



Abrams Elizabeth, widow, boarding bouse 51 First st. 
Ackerman Jobn Q. w. Linseed Oil Factory, b. 22 School st. 
Adams Benjamin F. shipwright, h. 194 Porchase. 
Adams Eben C. shoemaker, works for Bryant &Demiison, boards 82 

Middle street 
Adams Hannah, dress making, b. 54 Cotmty. 
Adams Harriet, widow, h. 149 Middle st. 
Adams John, mariner, b. 151 Water st. 
Adams John Q. mariner, h. 5 Old Market sqnare. 
Adams Joseph T. merchant, b. Parker House. 
Adams Mana C. widow, h. 3 Bethel Court 
Adams Mary, widow, h. 76 County. 
Adams Nathaniel S. cooper, h. 112 First. 
Adams Stedman G. h. 42 Smith. 
Adams Thomas, mason, h. Belville. 
Adams Thomas, Jr. mariner, b. with Thomas Adams. 
Adams Winthrop, city watch, h. 82 Middle. 
Akin Benjamin, branch pilot, h. 80 Middle. 
Akin John, master mariner and branch pilot, h. 51 Seyenth, comer of 

Bush. 
Akin John, Jr. mariner, b. 51 Seventh. 
Akin John F. mariner, b. 51 Seyenth, cor. Bush. 
Akin Joseph, in ship Roman, b. 80 Middle. 
Akin Seth E. surveyor of lumber, h. 26 Griffin. 
Albert John, laborer, h. 21 Bedford. 

Albert Thomas, laborer, w. in L. Grinnell's c. works, h. 160 First 
Albro Andrew, farmer, Uves in the stone house west of 61 Cedar. 
Albro George, laborer, b. with Andrew Albro. 
Albro Samuel S. h. 86 Middle. 
Alger Charles, foreman Rodman & Leonard's oil works, h. 80 North 

Second. 
Allan Robert, gardener for Wm. R. Rodman, h. 90 S. Sixth. 



54 DIRECTORY. 

Allen Abraham, h. 38 Bedford, cor. of Sixth. 

Allen Abraham, mariner, b. 190 Middle. 

Allen Albert, master ship Tobacco Plant, b. 71 South Second comer 

Bush. 
Allen Alfred, mariner, b. 72 School 
Allen Asa, w. 149 Union, h. 27 County cor. Washington. 
Allen Butler, {Allen ^ Williston) h. 224 South Water. 
Allen Charles, laborer, w. for WC Rotch, Jr. h. 92 South Water. 
Allen (John) & Cory, {Reuben J.) grocers, 52 Wing, cor. County. 
Allen Daniel A. cooper, h. 90 Maxfeld. 
Allen Daniel B. h. 112 Middle, " California." 
Allen David, laborer, h. 81 Forest. 

Allen David, in ship Geo. Porter, h. 27 County, cor. Wasliington. 
Allen Edward H. clerk 31 N. Water, b. 42 S. Sixth. 
Allen Elihu, shipwright, b. 49 Hillman. 
Allen Francis J. 3d mate ship Massachusetts, b. 88 Charles. 
Allen Frederick, mason, b. 34 North Sixth. 
Allen Frederick S. {Swifts Allen) h. 89 South Second. 
Allen Frederick S. in sMp Geo. Porter, h.27 County, cor. Washington. 
Allen George F. painter, w. for F. Dexter & Co. b. 65 Charles. 
Allen George H. in ship Isabella, b. 80 Cottage, cor. Grove. 
Allen Gideon, merchant, c. r. 11 Hazard's wharf, h. 23 South Sixth, 

comer School. 
Allen Gideon, 2d, w. N. E. rivet factory, h. 278 S. Water. 
Allen Henry, housewright, h. 248 Sou& Water. 
Allen Henry H. clerk for Gideon Allen, b. 23 South Sixth. 
Allen Henry M. h. 248 South Water. 
Allen Herbert, b. Mansion House. 
Allen Isaac S. h. 148 North Second. 
Allen James, laborer, h. 220 Middle. 
Allen James, weaver, Wamsutta Mills 
Allen John, city watch, h. 2 Foster. 
Allen John, (Allen ^ Cory) h. 7 Allen. 
Allen John A. housewright, h. 61 Hill. 
Allen John A. P. crockery, glass ware and general furnishing store, 

121 Union St. h. 54 Third. 
Allen John C. in bark Mary Frazier, b. 7 Allen. 
Allen John S. housewright, h. 61 Hill. 
Allen Joseph H. (H. C Kelley ^ Co.) h. 48 South Sixth. 
Allen Joseph, Jr. stone cutter, w. rear 13 North Second, h. 34 North 

Sixth. 
Allen Lewis G. city police, b. 99 North Second. 
Allen Margaret, widow, h. 13 Kempton. 
Allen Mercy, nurse, h. 27 County. 
Allen Nelson, truckman, h. 89 Smith. 
Allen Peleg S. (Davis ^ Allen) h. 81 Kempton. 
Allen Phebe H. widow, b. 80 Cottage, cor. Grove. 
Allen Philip, farmer, h. Allen's Mill road, near Assonet road. 
Allen Ralpn, laborer, inq. 28 Elm. 
Allen Rebecca S. tailoress, h. 88 Charles. 
AUen Slocum, housewright, h. 39 Fourth. 
Allen Sullivan, shipwri^it, b. 98 North Second. 
Allen Susan, widow, h, 157 Middle. 



DIRECTORY. 66 

Allen Sylvanas, blacksmith, vr. for Dean & Briggs, h. 38 S. Seconct; 
Allen Svlvanus, 2d, in ship Srlph, of Fairhaven, h. County, corner 

Sycamore. 
Allen Thomas, victualer, 65 William, h. 167 Mi<!dle. 
Allen Thomas C. saddle, harness and trunk maker, 7 Purchase, h. 112 

Middle. 
Allen Thomas Munroe, mariner, b. with Philip Allen, Allen's Mill road. 
Allen Thomas N. boat builder, rear 94 1-2 North Water, h. 124 Middle. 
Allen Thomas T. mariner, b. 167 Middle. 
Allen Uriah, mariner, h. 113 Elm. 
Allen William B. mariner, sailed in ship William Badger, of Lvnn, 

b. 38 Bedford. 
Allen William H. ticket master, K. R. Station, h. 82 State st. 
Allen William H. calker, w. for D. Stowell, b. 42 Middle. 
Allen William W. groceries and provisions, shop and house 249 Pur- 
chase. 
Allen (Butler) & WiUiston (Alansm) hotistwrights, shop Botch's S- 

wharf. 
All}Ti Prudence, widow, h. 20 Bush. 
Allyn William R. master ship Rodman, b. 20 Bush. 
Almy Anna, washing, &c. h. 89 South Sixth. 
Almy Benjamin, cooper, shop 9 Hamilton, h. 32 Eighth. 
Almy Benjamin D.h. 132 Third. " California." 
Almy ( Charles) & Bourne ( George A.) auctioneers and commission 

merchants, cor. Union and North Water sts. 
Almy (Job) & Bumptts {Shipley W.) sailmakers, loft on Fish Island. 
Almy Charles, (Almy <5' Bourne) house 262 Coimty. 
Almy Charles, fisherman, h. 89 Soi;th Water. 
Almy David, boat builder, w. for J. Warren, h. 89 South Sixth. 
Almy Daniel B. app. to Geo. L. Brownell, 44 Third, b. 54 School. 
Almy George B. book binder, with C. & A. Taber, w. 47 Union, b* 

89 Elm. 
Almy Holder, master mariner, h. 31 Busn. " California." 
Almy James, tin plate worker, 12 Market st. h. 7 Fifth. 
Almy James T. engraver, 94 Union, b. 1 Rowland, cor. Third. 
Almy John E. tin plate worker, 12 Market st* b. 7 Fifth. 
Almy Pardon, famier. h. 89 S. Sixth. 
Almy Peter, laborer, h. 89 Elm. 
Almy Sanford, clerk for Charles Alftiy, b. 262 County. 
Almy Thomas C. mariner, b. 91 Third. 
Almy Welcome A. painter, h. 56 Ray. 
Alvis Francis, laborer, h. 156 Elm. 
Amby Joseph, h. 22 Chancery. 
Ames Daniel, housewright, b. 99 North Second. 
Anderson Benjamin, rigger, w. for James Moores, h. 171 Ray. 
Anderson James, laborer, b. rear 130 Kempton. 
Anderson Willson, laborcr, h. l73 Middle. 
Andrews Manuel, clothing, etc. 35 Soutiti Water. 
Andrews Abel, grocer, 130 Middle, cor. North Sixth, h. 146 Middle. 
Andrews Christopher, grocer 30, h. 69 South Water. 
Andrews Ebcnezer, ship carpenter, h. Allen's Mill road, 6th from G. 

K. Turner's. 
Andrews Ebenezer C farmer, Noel Tabcr road, 12th from Cannon ville. 



56 DIRECJTORY. 

Andrews fidkiry K. trackman, w. for James L. Pierce, h. 215 S. Wate)". 
Andrews John, ship carpenter, b. with Ebenezer Andrews, AUen's 

Mill road. 
Andrews Leander B. painter, app. to Jas. D'Wolf, b. 110 1-2 Third. 
Andrews Lpzerando, w. marsh c^ works^ h. 14 BiUsell. 
Andrews Nathaniel, Jr. cooper, w. tor I. Chase & Co.h. 316 Porchase^ 
Andrews Nelson, laborer^ w. for James L. Pierce, b. 215 South Water. 
Andrews Stephen, ship carpenter, Merrill's wharf, h. 52 Fifth. 
Andrews Thomas, mariner, h. 5th hoose on Philip's road. 
Andrews William^ ship cai^enter^ h» Allen^s Mill mad, 2d west of C. 

K. Turner's. 
Anos Matthew, in schooner A. P. Chase, h. 46 Smith. 
Anthony Benjamin, victualler, 66 William^ h^ 167 Middle. 
Anthony Catherine B. widow^ b. 36 Ei^th. 
Anthony Caleb Jr. master packet ship Bavaria^ h. 81 Middle. 
Anthony Charles M. C. mariner, b. 7 Morgan's Bow. 
Anthony Humphrey, master mariner and dealer in coal— «oal yard 

and office 88 South Water, h. 211 Sottth Water, 
Anthony James C. app. Wood, Brightman & Co. K 82 Elm. 
Anthony James L. w. Samuel Leoimrd'sc. works, h. 7 Moigan's BoW. 
Anthony John^ mariner, b. 102 South Second. 
Anthony Philip, merchant, c. r. 1 North Second, h. 14 South Sixth. 
Anthony Welcome, cooper, b. 100 South Second 
Antone Francis, mariner, b. 118 Third. 
Antone Joseph, laborer^ h. 96 Charles. 
Antone Joseph) Jr. laborer, b. 145 South Water. 
Antone Manuel, mariner, h. rear 11 First. 
Antone Manuel, mariner, b. 92 South Water. 
Antone Miguel, blacksmith, w. Commercial wharf) h. 80 South Sixth. 
Armsby Lemuel M. farmer, Coiinty road, 3d house south of Sedi 

Howard, Jr's* 
Arnold JameS) h. and office 113 Cotmty st. 
Arnold Joel B. (Hathaway ^ Arnold) h. 56 1-2 MilL 
Arnold Joseph, w. N. B. Steam Mills, h. 82 Middle^ 
Arnold Joseph, w^ in Taber's iron foundry, b. 44 Fifth* 
Arnold Bhoades G. mariner, h. 121 South Second. 
Arnold William W. W. N. B. Steam MillS) b. 101 Bay. 
Arragan Joanna* widow, h. 216 Bay. 
Arragan Michael, w. for J. Diinbar & Co. b. 218 Bay. 
Ashley Abraham^ 2d, merchant, c. r. 7 Middle, hw Ashland st. 
Ashley Abraham, app. b. with John Ashley, County road. 
Ashley (Job B.) & Bamaby (Ambrose) groceries and provisions, 1 and 

3 Third st. 
Ashley Job B. (Asfdey $- Barnahy) h. l20 iJniofi. 
Ashley John, carpenter, h. County road, 3d house south of North 

School House. 
Ashley Joshua B. blacksmith, w. for Jos. Brownell, b. 152 Union. 
Ashley BodolphuS) blacksmith, h. County road, 2d house South of 

North School House. 
Ashley Sarah, widow, h, 218 1-2 Middle. 
Ashley Simeon, house\\Tight, h. 31 Pleasant. 
Asldey Thomas, seamen's and mechanics boarding house) 87 South 

Water, 



DIRECTORY. 57 

Ashley Warren, fanner, h. Allen's Mill road, 4tli west of C. K. Turner's. 

Ashley William £. app. to J. Brownell, b. 39 Spring. 

Ashmead Lehman P. merchant, h. 15 County. 

Ashworth James, weaver, Wamsutta Mills. 

Atwood Lather, painter, b. 166 Union. 

Anld Edward H. carpenter, h. 231 South Water. 

Austin Daniel, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Austin Jeremiah, w. 10 Fourth, h. 42 School. 

Austin Jolm F. in schooner Sarah Francis, b. 17 Howland. 

Aylswortii Thomas J. w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Babbitt Albext G. shipwright, h. 38 Willis. 

Babbitt Edward, shipwright, b. 99 North Second. 

Babcock Elisha, housewright, h. 81 North Water. 

Babcock Rufus, Pastor William street Baptict Church, h. 1 1 North 

Eighth. 
Baboock Sarah Jane, Assistant Intermedial School, b. 33 S. Second. 
Babcock Spooner, painter, h. 33 South Second. 
Backman George W. rigger, h. 46 Maxfeld. 
Backman WiUmm, rigger, b. 46 Maxfeld. 
Backus 2Sena8, laborer, h. 84 Walden. 
Bacon Calvin E. laborer, w. for Jas. Arnold, h. 208 Union. 
Bailey Abraham F. laborer, w. for Oliver Crocker, h. 29 Allen. 
Bailey Cornelius, tailor, h. 64 South, cor. Third. 
Bfuley Francis A. mariner, b. 91 County. 

Bailey Isaac S. phme maker, w. for John M. Taber, h. 119 Purchase. 
Bailey John, laborer, h. basement 55 Middle, cor. North Second. 
Bailey Joseph, mariner, in ship C. Phelps, of Stonington, h. 150 Middle. 
Bailey Lydia, widow, house 119 Purchase. 
Bailey Simeon, Postmaster^ h. 91 County. 

Bailey Simeon, Jr. w. J. Perkin's paper factory, 141 Union, b. 91 County 
Bailey Tillinghast, h. 155 Purchase. 
Bailey Williiun, mariner, b. 49 South Second. 
Baine William, laborer, h. 88 Charles. 
Baker Amos, master bark Geo. Washington, h. 49 County. 
Baker Amos C. rigger, h. 57 Hill. 
Baker Benjamin, trader, b. 248 Purchase. 
Baker Bemamin, Jr. cooper, h. 53 Smith. 
Baker Bethuel, ship carpenter, h. 179 South Second. 
Baker Bethuel, 2d, h. 15 Howland. 
Baker David, mathematical instrument maker and sealer of weights 

and measures, 44 North Water. 
Baker Edward L. treasurer Wamsutta I^Iills, office over Merchants 

Bank, h. 34 Seventh. 
Baker Edward M. trader, 80 North Water. 
Baker Francis, h. 64 School. " California.'' 
Baker Francis, Jr. h 64 School. " California." 
Baker Greorge T. merchant, c. r. 50 S. Water, b. Parker House. 
Baker Henry, laborer, 93 Smith. 
Baker Henry D. housewright, h. 52 Mill. 
Baker Jabez D. w. for A. N. Howard, 99 Middle, b. 63 Charles. 
Baker Job, h. 34 Seventh. 



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68 DIRECTORY, 

Baker Lather, Rev. h. 58 Pleasant 

Baker Robert, app. to Ebenezer S. Wright, b. 81 Waldetf. 

Baker Robert S. inq. 58 Pleasant. " Califomia." 

Baker Wells S. dry goods, 2} Purchase, b. 38 Fourth, 

Baker Zamh, botanic physician, h. 49 Maxfeld. 

Baldwin Jeromiah, trader, h, 154 Pleasant. 

Banders Joseph, mariner, b. 92 Sonth Water. 

Baningham Adam, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h^cofr Elm and Ash. 

Banker John C. mariner, h. 38 Foster, comer "MSL 

Banks George, housewiight, h. 25 Middle. 

Banks John H. laborer, b. Mormon Hall bufldidg: 

Banks Sarah, yndvw. h. 97 Sonth Water. 

Bantnm Joseph, w.-K>r Jos. Ricketson, 179 Union.- 

Barker Abraham^ President Mutual Marine Insuranu C^.^^ St South 

Sixth St. 
Barker Abraliam, Jr^ mariner, b. 26 South Sixt&* 
Barker Alexander R. master ship Abm. Barker, b. 26 South Sixth, 
l^arkcr Charles E. in schooner Sagadahock, inq. 77 South Second. 
Barker George F. provisions and groceries, 117 Union^h. 67 ThinJL 
Barker Henry P. master bark Cossack, of Sippican, h. f1 S^ Second. 
Barker Jabez, trader. Smith Mills road. 
liarkcr John A. mariner, b. 26 South Sixth.- 
Barker John W. and Isaac P. victualcrs, stall Ko. 7 City Market^ re-^ 

side in Dartmouth. 
Barker John P. Cashier Marine Bank^ Bv .*>! Thirds cor. Walnut. 
Barker John S. master mariner, h 74 Third 
Barker Joseph, master mariner, h. 88 Ray. 
l^arker Joshua, h. 51 Third, comer Walnut. 
Barker Joshua, son of Joseph, clerk, 13 Centre, b. 88 iJay. 
Barker Katlian, ( Grai/ 8f Barker) h. 116 Pleasant, cor. Willis'. 
Barker Rolxirt T. clerk, 117 Union, b. 26 South Sixth. 
Barker William R. cooper in ship Massachusetts, h. 62 Ray. 
Barlow George T. painter, b. 105 Fourth. 
Bamaby Ambrose, (Ashley ^ Bamaby) b. 120 Union. 
Barnard George F. fire insurance broker, 7 William, h. 90 S. Second. 
Barnard William H. mariner, h. 23 School 

Barney Ed^vin L. law student with T. G. Coffin, b. 8 1-2 Cheapside. 
Barney Eliza, widow, h. 81 State. 
Barney Eliza C. widow, h. 61 Fourth, comer Bush. 
Barney George, merchant, c. r. Merrill's wharf, b. 61 Fourth, cor. Bush. 
Barney James S. tailor for Cook & Snow, h. 174 Union. 
Barney Jonatlian AV. b. 73 Hillmon. 
Barnes Isaac, overseer Wamsutta Mills, h. 297 Purchase. 
Barnes Samuel D. inq. of S.^ H. Ingalls. " California." 
Barnes William W. housewright, w. 74 Thomas, b. 83 Walden. 
Barrett John, mariner, h. 70 South st. 
Barrows (John N.) & Cory {Albert B.) wholesale grocers, 30 and 32 

Union. 
BaiTOWs Domingo, laborer, h. 91 South Water. 
Barrows John N. (Barrows ^^ Cory) h. 94 Elm. 
Barstow Thomas, surveyor of lumber, office 7 William, h. 27 MUl. 
Bartlett Cyms, principal of tlie grove school, h. 70 Washington. 
Bartlctt Frccman P. inq of C Bartlett. " California." 



DIRECTORY. 59 

fiartlett G. f'earing, clerk, 1 and 2 Merchants wharf, b 26 SevenUi, 

Barrett Herve^, fi*h market, Commercial whaiC 

Bartlett Horatio N. mate of ship Olrmpia, h. 61 Pleasant. 

Bartlett Ivory H (L H. Bartlett ^ &>n) h. 26 Seventh, 

Bartlett Ivojy H. Jr. (/. H. Bartlett ^ Son) b. 26 Seventh. 

Bartlett 1. H. & Son, (Ivory H. Bartlett^ Jr.) merchants, c. r. 1 and 2 

Merchants wharf. 
Bartlett Lewis L. clerk David R. Pierce, h. 33 Pleasant, cor. Mill. 
Bartlett Lyman, physician and surgeon, h. and office 150 County, cor. 

Bartlett Samuel, merchant, c. r. 1 and 2 Merchants whaif, b. 45 North 

Water. 
Baxlilett Thomas T. in ship Cicero, b. 61 Ray. 
Bartlett William H. clerk 1 and 2 Merchants wharf^ b. 56 Seventh. 
B&i'ton John S. master mariner, h. 74 Third. 
Barton William, w. N. B. Steam MlUs. 
Bartoa WflEam H. laborer, Warasutta Mills, h. 316 Purchase. 
Bassett Benjamin, rigger, w. for Charles Hitch, h. 107 Smith. 
Bassett James R. master mariner, h. 151 Pleasant " California."^ 
Bassett Mahala, washing, &c. h. 47 South. 
Bassett Thomas M. derk 40 Purchase, b. 6 Russell. 
Bates Amos, watch and chronometer maker, 92 Union cor. oi South 

Second, h. 164 TJnion. 
Bates Hannah, widow, h. 16 North. 
Bates Henry, Exchange Hotel, 248 Purchase. 
Bates James, painter, h. 22 North. " California.^ 
Bates Leonard C. mariner, b. 94 Ray. 
Bates Merritt, painter, 26 Union, h. 1 41^1111. 
Bates Robinson L. clerk 87 Purchase, b. 14 MiH. 
Bates Thomas G. b. 16 North. " California " 
Bates William, psdnter and glazier, 26 Union, h. 226 Purchase- 
Bates William, 2d, housewright, 149 North Water, b. 16 North- 
Bates Williamj laborer, Mormon Hall building. 
Bates William, Jr. In ship Amolda, b. 226 Purchaae. 
Battell Anthony, mariner, b. 31 Pleasant. 
Battistc Manuel, mariner, b. 98 South Second. 
Baxter Ebenezer, mariner, b. 64 South Second. 
Baxter Esther, widow, h. 64 South Second. 
Baxter James, w. in Prussian blue works, h. 64 "Spmc©. 
BayUes Geoi^, derk for J. Baylies & Co. b. 84 Bedford. 
Baylies John, Deputy Sheriff, chairman boa^d County Commissioners^ 

{X Baylies Sc Co.) h. 84 Bedford. 
Baylies J. & Co. ( Timothy Ingrdham) auctioneers and commission mcr> 

chants, 20 North Water. 
Baylies John B. clerk of Police court, b. 9 Bush, coni&r Tlrst. 
Bayli^ William, ^lerk for A. H. ^eatwryib Co. b. 84 Bedford. 
Beach Lewis, carriage trimmer, w. for Wm. G. White, h. 12 Chancery. 
Bean Henry, laborer, b. 64 1-2 Union. 
Bears Enoch, rigger, h. 50 North. 
Bears Watson, mariner, h. 123 Third. 
Beanvais J. Arthur, book-keeper 31 Centre, b. 83 Fourth. 
Beckwith Sanford, clerk 32 Purchase, b. 165 County. 
Bee Isaac, grocer, i39 South Water, comer Griffin, h. 5 Walnut. 



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60 DIRECTORY. 

Beebe Ebcnezer, poluher, w. 115 Pnrchase, h. 47 Foster. 

Beebe Joseph, furniture polisher, w. 115 Purchase, b. 3 Sears Court. 

Beedon Benjamin, in ship Liveipool, b. Cannonville, with Elihu Bee- 
don. 

Becdon Betsey, widow, h. 29 Willis. 

Beedon Cornelius, mariner, in ship Zephyr, b. CannonviUe, with Elihu 
Beedon. 

Beedon Elihu, h. Smith Mills road, beyond Cannonyille. 

Beedon John, rigger, in schooner Emily Bourne. ** California." 

Becdon Richard, w. Taber's iron foundiy, b. Kempton st. west of Si- 
las Kempton^s. 

Beetle Charles H. grocer, 90, b. 88 North Second. 

Beetle James, boat Duilder, 214 Purchase, h. Pleasant cor.lfeiTiiiuu&. 

Beetle Rodolphus, spar maker, b. 88 North Second. 

Beetle William, spar maker. Beetle's yard, h. 88 North Second. 

Bell Enoch G. rope maker, h. 188 Kempton, comer Ash. 

Bell Enoch 6. waiter City Hotel. 

Benjamin Isaac, caulker, h. 78 North. 

Bennett George W. w. Acushnet iron foundry, b. 38 Elm. 

Bennett Harriet, widow, h. 97 South Second, comer of Russell. 

Bennett Henry, Weaver, Wamsutta Mills. 

Bennett Isaac, laborer, h. rear 59 Summer. 

Bennett James E. master ship J. E. Donnell, h. 67 Maxfeld. 

Bennett John, mariner, in ship Hydaspe, h. 89 Ray. 

Bennett Lorenzo D. w. on rail road, h. 69 Jackson. 

Bennett Nehemiah, farmer, h. 63 North Second. ^ 

Bennett Nelson, housewright, b. 74 Mill. 

Bennett Peter, mariner, h. 91 1-2 North Water. 

Bennett Philip, w. Suiford & Howland*s, candle works, h 230 County. 

Bennett Rhoda, widow, h. Acushnet Avenue, near the Nash road. 

Bennett Richard, carpenter, b. 107 Purchase. 

Bennett Robert, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Bennett Robert, painter, b. 38 Bedford comer Sixth. 

Bennett Samuel, crockery and glass ware, 41 Purchase, h. 45 Foster. 

Bennett Sarah, widow, h. 54 Bwiford. 

Bennett Susan A. widow, h. N. B. Steam Mills boarding house. 

Bennett Sylvanus, (Stephen Wood (f Co.) h. 56 Arnold. 

Bennett Thomas, 2d, mariner, b. 76 Purchase. 

Bennett Thomas, Jr. superintendent Wamsutta Mills, b. Parker House. 

Benson Hopy, widow, h 183 County. 

Benson Samuel, in schooner Atlantic, h. 94 South Water. 

Benson Sarah, widow, h. 83 North Second, comer High. 

Bent Deborah, Franklin House, 6 Pearl st 

Bentley Jeffrey, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

BeiTy Benajah L w. Taber's iron founry, b. rear 328 South Water. 

Berry Joel, w. on rail road, h. rear 304 Purchase. 

Berry William, barber and hair dresser, 10 North Water, h. 109 
William. 

Bessee Abner J. mason, h. rear 19 Howland. 

Bessee Avery, farmer, h. Cannonville. ' ' 

Bessee Benjamin, hostler, 50 Elm st. 

Bessee Daniel, laborer, h. 49 Parker. 

Bessc Gilson, laborer, b. 183 County. 



DIRECTORY. SI 

Betts X<eyen,«laborer, h. 68 Eempton. 

Bevons "William, w. for L.P. Brigham, 79 Cottage. 

Bibbins William, waiter, h. 19 Dartmoatli st 

Bierstadt Hem-y, cooper, w. for Ichabod Cliase & Co. h. 58 K«ay. 

Billings Frederick R. in ship Champion, inq. 75 North. 

Binet Eugene, rigger, h. 11 Morgan s row. 

Bird Marshall B. baker for Tilson Dunham, h. 127 Tliird. 

Blsbee Abner J. h. 159 South Second. 

Bisemore Nancy, widow, h. 67 Foster. 

Bisemore William H. mariner, h. 35 Middle. 

Bishop Dexter, cabman, b. 164 Union. 

Blackburn John, laborer, h. 132 Orchard. 

Blackmer Charles H. in bark Mary & Jane, of Boston, b. 145 Third, 

comer South. 
Blackmer George W. b. 145 Third. 
Blackmer Nancy, widow, h. 145 Third, comer South. 
Blackmer WilUam T. b. 145 Third. " Califoraia." 
Blain Samuel, rigger, h. 220 Ka^. 
Blake Catherine, widow, h. 1 v\ lUiam. 
Blake Ebenezer, w. on rail road, h. 76 Linden st. 
Blake Hanson,. mariner, h. Ill Hay. * 

Blake James K. w. for S. Eussell, Orchard, comer Union 
Blake James E. (S Tompkins ^ Co.) b. 62 North Second. 
Blake John Henry, mariner, in ship Callao, b. 7 High. 
Blake Sarah, millinery, 7 Cheapside, h. 62 Nortli Second. 
Blanchard Martin, cooper, h. 216 Purchase. 
Blanchard Timothy, laborer, h. 139 Ray. 
Blanding John, w. City Alms House. 
Bliss Abby, seamstress, h. 89 Third. 
Bliss Alexander, spar maker, yard on steamboat wharf, h. Rodman's 

Court 
Bliss Charles, mariner, b. 87 Third. 
Bliss David S. clerk 121 Union, h. 8 Wing. 
Bliss Greorge, mariner, b. 105 Allen. 

Bliss Henry, housewright, w. for David R. Pierce, h. 76 Charles. 
Bliss Isaac, pattern maker, in Taber's foundry, h. 79 Fifth. 
Bliss Josiah L. h. 89 Third. 

Bliss Moses H. housewright, shop 38 Russell, h. 87 Third. 
Bliss Phebe M. widow, h. 87 Third. 
Bliss Samuel, sexton N. B. R. Cemeterv, h. 83 Dartmouth. 
Bliss Samuel S. w.for Watson & Manchester, h- 169 Grinnell. 
Bliss Samuel, Jr. mariner, in b^k Wade, b. 83 Daitmouth. 
Bliss Thomas, independent union store, 92 Third, h. 14 Oak. 
Bliss William, w, N. B. cordage factory, h. 18 Oak. 
Block William, clerk 19 North Water, b. 24 Walnut. 
Blooming John O, in brig Talmadge, of Portland, h. U Morgan's row. 
Blossom Abraham, housewright, *h, 170 Purchase* 
Blossom Sally D, nnrse, h. 18 Third- 
Bly Charles, cooper ship MenkcMr, b, 89 North Second. 
Bty Horatio N. calker, h. 68 Mill. 

B|y Isaac, cooper, rear $8, h. 89 North Second, cor. Eempton. 
Bly James C. shipwright, h. 70 North Second. 
Bly WUUam, oooper, shop rear 88 h. 89 North Second cor. Kempton. 



62 DIRECTORY. 

Bodfish Goorpe H. agent steam planing mill, 12S Kortli Water, b. 1 

\Mliiam. 
IVh1;:c C'harleH A. brakcman N. B. and T. rail road. 
JJollcs .folni, shipwriglit, h. 82 Nortli Second. 
Bolhimn Christopliur L. cabinet maker, w. 23 Purchase, h. Sears' 

Court. . 
IJonney Charles A. in ship Mctacom, h. 53 First. 
lioimcy Dehorab, widow, h. 76 Comity. 
Bonuey HeniT M. mariner, b. 76 County, 
IJomu'y JosiaiiS. {Chapman ^' Bonney) h. 110 Washington. 
lioniK'y Samuel, trader,- b. 95 Orchard, comer Bedford. 
IJoonicr Abel, w. X. B. S. Mills, h. 154 Nortli Second. 
Boomer David M. butcher, h. 341 Purchase. 
Boomer Ephraim, w. N. B. S. Mills, b. 154 North Second. 
Boone William II. (Oman ^' Boone) b. 51 First. 
Bootli Albert, Hhocmakcr, h. Noel Taber road, 10th from Cannonville. 
Booth Benjamin T. shoemaker, 239 County, h. 103 Sycamore. 
Booth Betsey, widow, h. Acushnet. 
Booth Charles H. app. to Henry Lindsey, Mercury Office, b. 47 South 

Seeond. , . 
IJooth Cliristoi)her R. houscAvright, h. 168 North. 
Booth I)ariiu<, mariner, in bark Dunbai*ton, b. with Betsey Booth, 

Acu.shne t Village . 
Booth Frederick, w. city planing mill, Botch's south, wharf, h. 13 

jMorgan's row. 
Booth Frederick U. Jr. w. city planing mill, h. 13 Morgan's row. 
Booth (Jeorgc D. w. city planing mill, Rotch's S. wharf, b. rear 113 

(irhmell. 
Booth George F. clerk, 131, b. 133 Union. 

15ooth George \V. laces and ribbons, 15 Purchase, b. Mansion House 
Booth Henry M. mariner, h. 13 Morgan's row. 
Booth ( Thomas) & Hathaway (Benjamin F.) housewTightS and ship 

johiers, 158 North Water. 
B(X)th .lolm K. fanner. h.Perr5''s Comer, North road. 
Jiooth Nathaniel G, laborer, h. 114 South Sixth, 
Booth Russell, hotisewricht, w. for J. Vinal, h. 47 South Second. 
Booth Thomiis, (Booth <j- Hathaway) h. 35 Third, comer School. 
Booth Wilder, baker, w. 47 -and 49 South Water, b, 51 S. Water 
Borden Abraham, app. to Bradford S. Pierce, b. 93 Fourth. 
Borden Alanson, law student with Eliot & Kasson, b. 58 Pleasant. 
Borden Alice, widow, h. 85 Kemp ton. 
Borden Avery, hostler. 170 Purchase, b. 87 Ray. 
Borden Benjamin E. in ship Waverly, b. BeMfte. 
Borden Isaac H. house wright, h. North road» 1st west Haskin's Comer. 
Borden Isaiah, tmckman for A. Gammons, h. 89 South Water. 
Borden Jeremiah, in bark BcUe, of Fairhaven, b. 85 Kempton. 
Borden Marv B. widow, h. Belville. 
Borden Nathaniel A. h. 26 Wing. " California." 
Bprden Rachael, seamstress, h. 50 Smith. 
Borden Thomas E. stevedore, h. 226 Ray. 

Borland James L. w. for J. & T. R. Taber, 13 Orange, b. 118 Purchase 
Bosworth Amos, cooper, w. for I. Chase & Co. h. 217 S. Water. 
Bosworth Charles C boat builder, 61, 4i, 256 South Water. 



DIRECTORY. 63 

Bo.>worth Charles W. liousewright, h. 108-Maxfelcl. 

liosworth Darius, hoiiscwright, w. 19 Spring, h. 49 Coiiuty. 

Bosworth Henrj' L. shoemaker, 62, h. 58 Nortii Sixth. 

liounie Barnabas K. houscwright, h. 15 Elm. 

Bounie Benjamin F. " California." 

Bourne Edward, groceries and provisions, 159 Purcliase, h. 86 Plea- 
sant. 

Bounie Elisha, clothing store, 15 South "NVater, b. Mansion House. 

Bourne Elisha, 2d, boots and shoes, 18 Cheapside, b. 107 Ilillman. 

Bourne George A. [Almy ^- Bourne) h. 266 County, "Acuslmet Heights.'' 

Bourne Henry D. houscwright, b. 15 Elm. 

Bourne Jonathan, Jr. merchant, c.r. No. 3 Merrill's wharf, h. 61 Walnut. 

Bourne Joseph S. painter, w. 26 Union, h. 26 Kcmpton. 

Bourne Meltiah, app. to Allen Marble, b. 93 Grinnell. 

Bourne Nelson, h. 107 Hillman. " California." 

Boutell Charles T. clerk at Mansion Bouse, 87 Union. 

Boutell Lewis. Mansion House, 87 Union. 

Bovey John M. dry goods, 38 Purchase, h. 174 Union. 

Bowe John, w\ for A. D. Richmond & Co. b. 67 N. Water. 

Bowcn LcW, w. Taber's iron foundry, b. 44 Fifth. , 

Bowker George, laborer, h. 173 Bay, comer Pearl. 

Bowles George W. w. Perkin's paper factor}^, h. 61 First. 

Bowman Joshua S. boat builder for S. C. Coffin, b. 66 Third. 

Bo\vman Francis, ship joiner, Samuel Rodman's whaif, h. 68 State. 

Bowman Francis, Jr. »hip joiner, b. 68 State. 

Bowman Joseph, ship joiner, b. 69 Smith. 

Bowman Nathan, trader, h. 58 Parker. 

Boyd William C. engineer N. B. S. Mills, h. 55 Middle. 

Boyden Alexander, w. Taber's iron foundrj", h. 44 Fifth. 

Boyle Augustine B. boat builder, w. 214 Purchase, b. 53 High. 

Boyle Hugh, w. N. B. cordage factory, b. 14 Howknd. 

Boyle Owen, w. for Willard Nye, Acushnet avenue. 

Boyle Thomas, laborer, h. 89 South Water. 

Bracy Henry W. waiter Parker House, h. 16 Cedar. 

Bradford Benj. F. app. Booth & Hathaway, b. 16 Mill. 

Bradford Charles F. (Bradford ^ Russell) h. 146 Union. 

Bradford Charles K. clerk 102 Union, b. Ill Washington. 

Bradford Charles T. bread cart for .Tame* Denham, h. 23 Wtdifut. 

Bradford (Charles F.) & Russell, (Henry) painters and gUis&iers, 7 
Orange. 

Bradford William, dry goods and clothing, 102 Union, h. Ill Wash- 
ington. 

Bradford William E. mariner, h. 114 South Sixth. 

Brady Thomas, w. A. Russell's coal yard, b. 88 South Water. 

Braley Abner, market 254 Purchase, cor. Pearl, h. " Long Plain." 

Braley Alden, houscwright, h. 39 Hillman. 

Braley Alphonso C. w. Acushnet iron foundry, b. 139 South Wate^K 

Braley Amos, houscwright, Acushnet Village. 

Braley Andrew M. in ship Rosseau, b. 30 Hill. 

Braley Augustus, in ship Gov. Troup, b. with Amos Braley, Acasbnct 
Village. 

Braley Benjamin, laborer, h. 76 Ray. 

Braley Francis, w. 17, b. 19 Hillman. 



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64 DIRECTORY. 

Bralej Ebenezer M. overseer N B. S Mills, h. 75 Mill. 

Bralcy George, mariaer, b.* 138 Sonth Water. 

Braley Jerome B ship carpenter, h. 2d N. W. Noah Hathaway '8, No. 

1 School District. 
Braley Lorenzo D. w. Acn-shnet iron fonndry, b. 6 Griffith. 
Braley Zacheus, cabinet maker, w. 19 Middle, b. 17 Mill. 
Braman David, cooper, h. 168 Kenipton. 
Braman Gardner R. cooper, w. for C. L. Ellis, h. 168 Kompton. 
Bramhall Joseph, upholsterer, w. 23 Purchase, b. 57 North Sixth. 
Brawley Jam6s, gardener, h. 27 Rowland. 

firawlev Thomas, w. N. B. cordage factory, h. comer Elm and Ash. 
Bray \^illiam, shipwright, h 48 High. 
Btmyton David, oil guager, h. 70 South Second. 
Brayton David Jr. inq. 70 South Second. *' California.'* 
Brayton Deborah, boarding house, 17 Walnut, comer South Second. 
Brayton George, clerk for Cook & Snow, b. 70 Sottth Second. 
Brayton Shubael, F. master bark Hope, h. 76 South Second. 
Brazil Joseph, mariner, b. 138 South Water. 
Brenton W. H. mariner, h- 138 South Water. 
Brett (Nathaniel) & Gifford, (Samuel) victualers, stall No. 4 City 

Brett Nathaniel, (BreU ^ Gifford) h. 41 Wing. 

Brett Sarah, teacher at the Orphan's Home. 

Briggs Abby, boarding house, 13 Bethel < ourt. 

Briggs Amanda S. millinery, 21 C hcapside, b. 92 Elm. 

Briggs Charles, housewright, h. 105 Third. 

Briggs Earl C. Superintendent Alms House, Clark's Point. 

Briggs Elihn, housewright, h. 100 Washington. 

Briggs Ephraim, cooper, w. for Geo. T. Baxer. h. 10 High. 

Briggs Fanny, washing, &c. h. 29 Allen. 

Briggs Hannah, widow, h. 29 Allen. 

Briggs John, laborer, w. for George Howland, h. 29 Allen. 

Briggs Joseph, machinist, Wamsutta Mills. 

Briggs Leonard, w. for H. D. Wentworth, b. 23 Spring. 

Briggs Luther J. master mariner, h. 13 South Sixth. 

Briggs Sarah S. widow, h. 119 Kempton. 

Briggs William, cooper, 190, b. 198 South Water. 

Briggs William L. w. Taber's iron foundry, h. 18 Whig. 

Brigss'^William M machinist Wamsutta MillB. 

ttrigham Lincoln F. counsellor, attorney at law and notary public, 

( Clifford ff Brigham) h. 79 Cottage, comer Grove. 
Brigfaam Moses, agent city missionary society, h. 169 Kempton. 
Brightman Albert, tin plate worker, w. 11 North Water, b. 42 South 

Second. 
Brigl^^an Charles F. laborer, w. 80 South Second. 
Bri^tman Elizabeth, widow, h. 63 Spmce, comer Sycamore. 
Brightman EUery B. app. C. M. Pierce, b. 75 Elm. 
Bri|htttan*filfIH8, W. \ 9 Eighth. 
Brightman Eunice, widow, h. 67 Fourth. 
Brightman Fi^derick, qirpenter, h. 161 Grinnell. 
BHgirtman Htnry G. laborer, h. rear 65 Smith. 
Brightman Joqn A. trackman, b. 70 Walden. 
Bri^tman Nal^ P. ( Wood, Brightman fr Co.) h. 82 Elm. 



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DIEECTORY. 66 

Brightman Oliver P. ( Wood, Brigktman fr Co) b. S3 Elm. 

Brightman Sanford, laborer, h. 53 Dartmouth. 

Brightman William, ship carpenter and joiner^ h. 64 Sprnce, comer 

Sycamore. 
Brims William H. gardener for Andrew Robeson, h. 32 Elm. 
Briston John, waiter 121 1-2 Union, h. 3 Bethel Court. 
Britnell John, fish market, steamboat wharf, h. 207 S. Water. 
Bronson Leonard B. in ship America, h. Acushnet Avenue. 
Brooks Calvin B. seamen's boarding house, 59 South Water. 
Brooks Joseph D. B. teamster, h. 13 School. 
Brooks Lloyd H. h. 244 Middle. " California." 
Brotherson Charlotte, widow, 124 Third. 
Brotherson Sarah, seamstress, 277 South Water. 
Brotherson William, upholsterer, 20 1-2 S. Water, h. 124 Third. 
Brown Abraham, boarding house, 31 Spring, comer Fourth. 
Brown Alexander, clerk C. R. I'ucker & Co. b. 178 Middle. 
Brown Andrew, laborer, w. 7 Orchard. 

Brown Benjamin, farmer, h. Noel Taber road, llth from Cannonville. 
Brown Benjamin C. ship joiner, shop 143 North Water, h. 82 Walden. 
Brown Charles R. mariner, h. 65 Prospect st. *' California." 
Brown David H. painter, b. 6 Walnut, comer First 
Brown Dedrick, stevedore, h. 22 Crapo. 
Brown Edwin P. laborer, w. 107 County, comer Hawthorn. 
Brown Ellery, blacksmith, w. for James Durfee, h. 178 Middle, comer 

County. 
Brown Francis H. tin plate worker, w. UN. Water, b 82 S. Water. 
Brown James R polisher, w. 115 Purchase, h. 47 Foster. 
Brown John, calker, w. for Daniel Stowell, Jr. h. 123 Smith. 
Brown John A. laborer, h. basement 142 Kempton. 
Brown John C. clerk 106 Union, b* 31 Spring, comer Fourth. 
Brown John E. cooper, b. 178 Middle, comer County. 
Brown John H. waiter steamer Bay State, Fall Kiver, h. 96 S. Water. 
Brown John Q. A. laborer, h. contemplated Park st. 
Brown Lawton, laborer, h. contemplated Park st. 
Brown Moses, physician and surceon, and editor of the Weekly Echo, 

oflSce 110 Union, b. City Hotel. 
Brown Nathan M. w. Rodman & Leonard's candle works, h. 80 North 

Second. 
Brown Norman H. teacher of dancing, b. City Hotel. 
Brown Oliver H. P. ( 0. H. P. Brown ^ Co.) h. 228 Purchase. 
Brown O. H. P. & Co. ( William H. Wrightington) dry goods and cloth- 
ing, 7 North Second. 
Brown Palmer, laborer, b. 70 Walden. 
Brown Samuel R. housewright, 26 Spring, h. 57 School. 
Brown Simeon, blacksmith, Kempton, cor. County, h. 169 Mill, comer 

Cedar. 
Brown Thomas D. rigger, w. on George Howland's wharf, h. 100 Smith. 
Brown William, mariner, b. 98 South Second. 
Brown William, laborer, w. 119 Countv, h. 131 Orchard. 
Brown William C. master schooner Atlantic, h. 49 Mechanics Lane. 
Brown William F. agent Davenport & Mason's New York Express. 

b. 69 Hillman. 
BiowD Wilham F. shipwright, h. 172 1-2 Purchase. 



68 DIRECTORY. 

Brown William H. mariner, b. 184 Sonth Water. 

Brown William S. rigger, w. for George Howland, h. 75 Ceda^r. 

Brownell Abncr W. carpenter, h. 35 Smith. 

Brownell Adley, cab driver, h. Cannonville. 

Brownell Andrew P. jewelir and fancy goods, 94 Union, h. 96 Elm. 

Brownell ( Oliver G.\ & Ashley, (Ahrdmms 2d,) groceries and provl- 

sions) I Smitn, comer County. 
Brownell Benjamin 8. mariner, b. 52 Bedford. 
Brownell Charles H. housewright, w. 91 Middle, b. 46 Foster. 
Brownell Ephraim, w. for J. L. Porter, Morgan st. 
Brownell Frederick, w. for E. M. Robinson, h. 183 County. 
Brownell Frederick A. mariner, h. 71 South Sixth. 
Brownell George A. housewright, w. 91 Middle, h. 46 Foster. 
Bro^vnell George H. mariner, b. 52 Bedford. 
Brownell George L. carriage manufacturer, 44 Third, h. 54 School. 
Brownell Isaac, trader and manufacturer of bottled soda, 180, h. 178 

County. 
Brownell Jabez B. OTOccr, 151, b. 151 Kempton. 
Brownell Jeremiah, h. 132 Third. " California." 
Brownell John A. truckman, h. 151 Kempton. 
Brownell Joseph, blacksmith, 16 Fourth, cor. Spring, h. 39 Spring. 
Brownell J. Augustus, clerk 16 Fourth, b. 39 Spring. 
Brownell Leander, app. to Shearman & Wilcox, b. 87 Walden. 
Brownell Lucy, seamstress, h. 62 Bedford. 
Brownell Luther, app. to T. C Allen, 7 Purchase, b. 112 Middle. 
Brownell Lysander C. clerk 91 Union, b. 36 South Second. 
Brownell Major, licensed junk store, whalemen's slip, h. 162 Kempton, 
Brownell Margaret, carpet maker, h. 156 Ray. 
Brownell Oliver G- (BrovmeU ^ Ashley) h. 233 County. 
Brownell Oliver M. housewright, h. 87 Third 
Brownell Peleg B. housewright, w. for J. & T R. Taber, h. 185 North. 
Bro^vnell Perry, mason, h. 119 William. 

Brownell WilUam, livery stable, 24 Fourth, h. 57 School, cor. Fourth. 
Brownell William O. dealer in old junk and ship chandlery, 2 and 4 

Centre, ( Wood ^ BrovmeU) 118 Union, li. 203 Purchase. 
Brownell William T. house>vright, w. in Taunton, h- 163 Kempton. 
Brownell Wright, mason, h. 38 Fourth. 
Brownell Ephraim, cooper, b. 183 S Water. 
BruelJames D. trader, h. Smith Mill road. 
Bryer Benjamin, in ship James Maury], h. 48 Parker. 
Bryant {Thomas R,) & Dennison (Tristram R.) boots and shoes, 14 

Purchase. 
Bryant Frederick, city treasurer and collector, h. 78 Spring. 
Bryant iSeth) & Gooding, ( Chorge) stone cutters, North, cor. Foster. 
Bryant Israel T. teamer for A. Gammons, b. 17 Elm. 
Bryant Job, teamster for A. Gammons, b. 1 7 Elm. 
Bryant John, {Bryant ^ Lttce) h. 69 Walden. 
Bryant {Jc^n) &Luce, (Ambrose E.) market 176 County. 
Bryant Philander, w. in Pcrkin's paper factoiy, h. 39 hillman. 
Bryant Samuel N app J P. Lund, Acushnct village. 
Bryant Seth, {Brvant^ Gooding) h. 5^7 Smith, comer Chestnut. 
Bryant Thomas li (Bryant 4' Vennison) h. 63 Thomas. 
Buchanan Thomas, bathing house, 9 North Sixth. " California." 



DlfiJECl^OItY. 67 

Bnckley Dennis, painter, h. 100 Fonrtli. " California." 

Buckley Morris, laborer, h. rear 41 Smith. 

Bncklin George H. w. for Charles M. Pierce, b. 110 Charles. 

Bucklin Wellington, mason, h. 110 Charles. 

Bnckminster Joseph, salesman, for 6. M. Eddy, b. 65 Walden. 

Bttdlong William R. machinist, Acushnet iron foundry, h. 73 MIS. 

BuMngton Benjamin T. (Buffinyton ^ Miller) h. 156 Grinnell. 

Bnffington Im, h. 248 South Water. " California." 

Buffington (Benjamin T.) & Miller, ( William) masons. 

Bullaid Amasa, dry goods and clothing, 40 3-4 South Water, h. 26 

Kempton. 
Bulliod Lewis, w. N. B cordage factory, b. 50 Arnold. 
Bullman Christopher, cabinet maker, w. 23 Purchase, h. 7 Sears Court. 
Bullock John W. agent for Davenport & Mason's ISen York Express, 

b. 841 Purc£ise. 
Bullock Preserved, pedler, h. Allen's Mill road, near Allen's MiUs. 
Bumpns Morris, in sloop Index, h. south west of N. E. rivet factory. 
Bumpus Shipley W. (Almy ^ Bumpus) h. 24 North. ' 
Bunker Frederick F. boat builder, n. 51 Middle. 
Bunker Creorge M cooper, shop rear 143 N. Water, h. 138 Purchase. 
Bunker Hepsabeth, widow, h. 26 Bush, comer Fourth. 
Bunker Lydia, widow, h. 1 1 Bush. 
Burbank Ezra, shipwright, b. 98 North Second. 
Burbank Josiah C. blacksmith, w. for Butts & Smith, h. 67 Smith. 
Burbank Stevens M. boot maker, w. 112 Union, 1l 8 brick block, 

Cheapside. 
. Burden Isaiah, (Rail Road House,) 258 Purchase. 
Burden James, laborer, h. 239 Ray. 
Burdon Harriet, widow, h. basement 230 County. 
Burdick Christopher, in bark Dromo, h. 62 Grinnell, comer S. Orange. 
Burdick Stephen, merchant tailor, 18 N. Water, h. 106 Fourth, comer 

Bedford. 
Burgess Charles C. tobacconist, w. for Niles Tilden, h. 86 N. Second. 
Burgess Gilbert, h. 252 South Water. 
Burgess Isaiah, mariner, h. 76 Walnut. 
Burgess .John (^. housewright, h. Maxfeld, above Cedar. 
Burgess Nathan, shoemaker, h. 39 Foster. 
Burgess Paul C. merchant, c r. 31 N. Water, h. 76 Walnut 
Burgess Sylvester H. engineer N..B. Steam Mills, h. 53 Hill. 
Burgess Thaddeus, shipwright, h. 13 Maxfeld. 
Burgess William, trackman for A. M. Gi£ford, b. 49 Core St. 
Burke Caroline, widow, h. 185 trountv. 
Burke Daniel,-weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
Burke John, laborer, h. 240 Purchase, comer Willis. 
Burke John, Jr. blacksmith, w. for B. D. Hathaway, b. 240 Purchase. 
Burke Thomas, laborer, b. 240 Purchase. 
Burke William, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
Bumham Asa, w. on rail road, b. 304 Purchase. 
Bums Duncan, inq. 33 S. Sixth. *' California.*' 
Burrill Charles, rigger, h. rear 8 Allen. 
Burrill John B. saddle andhamess maker. *^ California." 
Burroughs Enoch, rigger, h. 50 North. . j 

Burroughs Ephraim, farmer, h. 94 South Second. 



68 DIRECTORY. 

BurroagliB John B. sail maker, w. for Simpson Hart, h. 47 HiUman. 

Bnrroii^is Samnel, cooper, h. Belville. 

Burt Charles D. (C, D, Burt A- Co.) h. 221 Pturchase. 

Burt 0. D. & Co. (J, D. Hathaway^ Jr.) dealers In coal and groceries, 

199 North Water. 
Burt Daniel C. Pastor Ist Congregational Church, Acnshnet, h. Acnsh- 

net Avenue, first south of Obed Nye's. 
Burt James, w. Perkins paper factory, b. 63 North Second. 
Burt Jarvis P. w. Taber's iron foundry, b. 44 Fifth. 
Burt Joseph, w. Tabor's iron foundry, n. 70 South. 
Burton Qeorge, Wamsutta Mills, b. with Nehemiah West, Acushnet 

Ayenue. 
Bush James, laborer, h. 172 Kempton, comer Cedar. 
Bush Nickerson W. in ship London Packet, b. 67 Allen. 
Bush Thomas B. dealer in wool, h. " Bose Wood Cottage,** 57 Allen. 
Bush Thomas M. in bark Science, b. 57 Allen. 
Bussell Joel L. laborer, h. 7 Chancery. 
Bussell Rufus K. laborer, h. 16 Chancery. 
Butler Asa, mariner, h. 7 Allen. " California." 
Butler Daniel, h. 102 Third. 
Butler James, laborer, h. 122 Orchard. 
Butler John, laborer, h. 225 Middle. 
Butler Judflh, farmer, h. Clark's Point. 
Butler Thomas, in ship Canada, b. 7 Allen. " California." 
Butler Thomas A. h. 102 Third. " California." 
Butler William F. app. J. W. Cornell, b. rear 139 Ray. 
Butman William L.Dutcher, h. rear 12 BQgh. 
Button Leonard, w. Wamsutta Mills. 
Butts Albert N. in sliip Maria Theresa, b. 65 Third. 
Butts Qeorge W. teamster for Hale Luther, b. rear 24 Bedford. 
Butts Henry R. housewright, h. 18 Allen. 
Butts James, laborer, h. 181 North. 
Butts. James D. laborer, h. 181 North. 
Butts James H. blacksmith, w. for Butts & Smith, b. 41 Mill. 
Butts Lydia, seamstress, h. 110 Orange. 
Butts Peleg, h. 41 Mill. 

Butts Peleg, Jr. (Butts %• Smith) h. 41 MiQ, comer Pleasant. 
Butts Samuel A. laborer, h. 160 Mill. 
Butts [Pdeg, Jr.) & Smith, (Jonathan) blacksmiths, 3 and 5 Hazard's 

wharf. 
Butts Squire W. w. N. E. riyet factory, b. rear 24 Bedford. 
Butts IJtomas, b. rear 24 Bedford. 
Buxton Heniy, mariner, h 60 Wing, comer County. 



Cables HARyBY, shipwright, h. 175 Kempton. 

Cadwell William P. S. chemist and apothecary, 49 Purchase, comer 

William, h. 264 County, "Acushnet Heights." 
Cady John, laborer, h. 104 South Water. 

Cady Jonathan, Pastor M. E. Church, Pleasant street, h. 166 State. 
Caldwell Seth C. h. Rodman's farm. Purchase street. 
Callaehan James, laborer, h. 120 Ray. 
Camj^ll James, laborer, h. 159 Elm. 



DIRECTORY. ' 69 

Campbell John, painter, b. 115 Hay. 
Campbell Terence, weaver, Wamsutta Mills. 
Campbell William, in ship Gen. Pike, b. 129 Orchard. 
Cameron Alexander, rigger, w. for Amos Baker, h. 21 Spring. 
Caniield William, restorateur, 76 Purchase. 
Cannon Charles, book-keeper for James Durfee, Jr. h. 82 Third. 
Cannon Clement C. calker, b. 133 North Second. 
Cannon (Edward) & Curtis, {Richard) riggers, lofts one on Commer- 
cial, and one on Botch's wharf. 
Cannon Dennis C. calker, w. for Philip Cannon, h. rear 7 Franklin. 
Cannon Edward, (Cannon ^ Curtis) h. 137 North Second. 
Cannon Edward S. hats, caps and rars, 96 Union, h. 80 Third. 
Cannon Frederick, calker, h. 133 North Second. 
Cannon George, calker, h. 177 Purchase. 
Cannon Henry, h. 71 Third. 

Cannon James, clerk 88 South Water, h. 25 Cannon. 
Cannon Philip, calker, h. 133 North Second. 
Cannon Wilham C. calker, b. 133 North Second. 
Cannon William E. rigger, h. 60 Ray. 
Cannon WiUiam H. rigger, h. 68 Mill. 
Canty John, laborer, b. 19 North Sixth. 
Canty William, laborer, h. 19 North Sixtli. 
Capwell John, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Cf^ Charles V. block and pump maker, 15 Orange, li. 49 Allen. 
Card Henry, mariner, h. 78 Kempton. 
Card William, h. 33 School. " California." 
Card William, Jr. laborer, h. 21 Third, comer Sprino. 
Card William H. in bark Geo. Washington, b. 49 Allen. 
Cardy David B. shipwright, h. 12 Walnut. 
Cardose Joseph, laborer, h. rear 172 South Water. 
Caring James, laborer, h. 44 South Second. 
Carey William, cooper, h. 96 South Second, comer Russell. 
Carbn John, boot maker, w. 109 Union, b. 1 William. 
Carpenter Lewis G. blacksmith, 140 Middle, h. 98 Kempton. 
Carr Caleb A. cooper, h. 63 South Second. 
Carr George W. tailor, w. 29 North Water, b. Mansion Hou-^c. 
Carr Sarah, widow, h. 54 North. 
Carroll Robert, laborer, h. 26 Maxfcld. 
Carsley Anna, widow, h. 83 Forest. 
Carter Franklin, mariner, in bark Harvest, b. 71 Pleasnnt. 
Carter Gilbert, laborer, w. for L. F. Brigham, 79 Cottage st. 
Carter Henry M. millinery, 148ji Union. 
Carter James C. sailor's boarding house, 166 South Water. 
Carter Nancy, widow, h. 19 South Second. 
Carter Sarah, widow, h. 1 61 Elm. 
Carter Solomon, in ship Amazon, h. rear 65 Smith. 
Carter William F. mariner, b. 71 Pleasant. 
Carv«r James, mariner, h. Belville. 

Carver John, Jr. shoe maker, w. for L.B. Keith, b. 150 Purchase. 
Carver Thomas C. trackman, b. 35 Middle. 
Case Alexander H. mason, w. for William Ingalls, h. 147 State. 
Case AHen, {Delano Sr Case) h. 215 Purchase. 
Case Caleb, h. 101 Kempton. 



70 DIEECTORY. 

Ciisc Charles C. b. 215 Purchase. 

Ctu»c Edmund T. fanner, h, first nohh of Rodman's farm, Acnsluwl 

Avenue. 
Case Frederick S, carpenter, h. 229 County. 
Case George A. in ship America^ b.91 Kempton. 
Case Hannah C. widow, h. 215 Furdiase. 
Case Isaac, Superintendent Liberly Hall, h. BelvMle road. 
Case Jirch, shipwright, b. 76 Midme. 
Case Pcleg S. shipwright, b. 46 Foster. 
Ca<c Rcstcorae, snipwright, h. 46 Foster. 
Case Robert, tin- plate worker, w. 17 N. W«ter, b. 101 Kempton. 
Ca>e Thomas C* tin plate and sheet iron worker, rear 111 Union, b. 

91 William. 
Casey Stei)hen, laborer, h. 56 HiUman. 
Cassady Phelix, app. to Zacheus Cushman, b. 67 Fonrih. 
Ca^swell Catherine, widow, h. 69 Mill. 

Caswell Daniel, w. Geo. Hussey's c. w. North Water at. h. 31 Pleasant. 
Caswell George, painter, h. North Road, east of Haskius' Comer. 
Caswell George A. laborer, h. rear 146i| Union. 
Caswell John P. w. Perkins paper factory, b. 80 Kempton. 
Caswell Tiiomas T. mariner, h. rear 59 Summer. 
Caswell W illiam H. hostler, 50 Elm. 
Cateu John, laborer, h. rear 144 Union. 
CaA-anaugh Edward, w, Taber's iron foundry, h. 37 Coimty. 
Cavanaugh Matthew, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 154 North Second. 
Cawood Jacob, tailor, w. for Richmond & Wood, h. No. 1 William- 
Chadwick Albert, app. to Allen & UilUston, b»91 Third. 
Chadwick Charles, mariner, h. 87 Ray. 
Chadwick Elizabeth, millineay, 179 Purchase. 
Chadwick George, mason, h. 154 Kempton. 
(Jhadwick John S. cooper, h. 93 Ray. 
Cha(hvick Solomon, house^vright, h. 152 Grinnell. 
C ha' 1 wick Thomas S. shoe maker, w. 36 Kempton, h. 15 Hillman. 
Cliadwick William, clerk No. 1, City Market, b. 154 Kempton. 
Chadwick Zcnas F. housewright, shop Leonard's wharf, h. 81 Third. 
Chaffuc Amos, mason, h. Braleyville Road, 3d west of N. Hathaway^s. 
Chamberlain Grcorge N. lace store, 13 Purchase, b. Mansion House. 
Chanil)erlain Sabine P. housewright, h. 47 Sycamore. 
Cliauilicrs William E. mariner, h. 79 Allen. " California." 
Cliaiidler Chades, dry goods, 46 Purchase, h. 24 Bush, cor. Third. 
Cliamiey E}>hraim. shipmight, h. 172 Purchase. 
Climmey Ralph, shipwright, h. 172 Purchase. 
Chaiuiing John W. shipwright, h. 27 Elm. 

Chnniiing Samuel S. daguerreotype artist, 62 Purchase, b. 27 Elm. 
Channing ^^ aUer. shipwright, b. 27 Elm. 
Cluinning ^^ illham H. b. 27 Elm. 
Clia]>el Daniel C cooper, b. 8 Campbell. 

Cha]);ocl William H. cooper, w. for Martin Blanchard, h. 21 Willis. 
Chapman Alfred M. (JIunt ^ Chcmman) h. 112 South Sixth. 
Cha}iman {JoJm II.) &, BomiQj, (Josiah S.) sail makers, loft Merchants 

wharf. 
Chapman Cyiiis W. (IlicJcs ^ Chapman) h. 80 Fourth. 
Chapman Dennis, liousewright, h. 76 Ray. 



DIRECTORY. 71 

Chapman Esther, widow, h. 101 Purchase. 

Chapman John H. ( Chapman {jr Bonney) b. 109 Middle. " California/' 

Charity Littleton^ blacksmith, w. Fish island, h, 2 Sullivan, rear 229 

Middle. 
Chase Allen, w. Tabei^s iron fotmdij, h. 179 South Second. 
Chase Alvord, (David H. Chase ^ (Jo.) b. 57 South Water. 
Chase Amos, seamen^s boarding house, 57 South Water. 
Chase Amos, Jr. b. 57 South Water, cor. Walnut " California." 
Chase Ariel, in bark Valparaiso, b. 125 Pleasant 
Chase Benona T. clerk, 13 N. Second, h. 1 Walnut, comer S. Water. 
Chase Charles H. b. 194 Middle. 

Chase David, rigger, w. for Cannon & Curtis, h. 61 Cypress. 
Chase David E. (Frteman Dexter ^ Co) h. 110 Charles. 
Chase David H {David H. Chase Sr Co.) h. 22 Walnut 
Chase David H. & Co-. (Alvwd Chase) outfitters, 16 N. Water. 
Chase Davis, cooper, h. 42 South Second. 
Chase Dean, laborer, h. 26 Dartmouth. 
Chase EUsha, laborer, b. with Levi Chase, « Tarkiln Hill," 
Chase Ezra, housewright, h. 72 South. 
Chase EfEra B. housewright, h. 72 South. 
Chase Fanny, widow, h. 49 South Second. 
Chase Frederick A. spar maker, w. for Ryder & Smith, h. rear 81 

Allen. 
Chase Frederick P. (F, P. ^ T. J. Chase) h. 101 Ray. 
Chase F. P. (Frederick P.) & T. J. (Thomas J.) merchant tailors, 158 

Purchase. 
Chase George W. app. to Francis Bowman, b. 64 State. 
Chase Henry B. tailor, w.for John Kenney, 103 Union, h. 173 Middle. 
Chase Henry T. mariner, b. with Elihu Beedon, Cannonville. 
Chase (Nathan) & Hathaway, (John M.) livery stable, 52 Ehn. 
Chase Ichabod, (I, Chase ^ Co]) h. 12 North, comer Ray. 
Chase Ichabod & Co. (Hhiry F, Clark) coopers. Hazard's wharf. 
Chase Isaiah, Jr. laborer, h. 44 Arnold 
Chase James H. watchmaker, w. 92 Union, b. 17 School. 
Chase James S. shipwright, b. 3 Eempton. 
Chase Jeremiah, laborer, h. Smith's Mills Road, " Cannonville." 
Chase John A. w. Roblneon^s c. w. 162 Ray, h. 155 Ray. 
Chase John B. w. Depot N. B. & T. Rail Road, h. 82 N. Second. 
Chase Joseph, housewright, 16 Elm, h. 228 County, cor. Sycamore. 
Chase Joseph, oil manufacturer, 21 First, h. 23 Walnut. 
Chase Joseph T. master ship Massachusetts, h. 125 Pleasant. 
Chase Levi, farmer, h. Tarkiln Hill, north of Levi Hawes. 
Chase Luther S. fish dealer, whaleman's slip, h. 246 S. Water 
• Chase Mary S. widow, 42 Kempton. 
Chase Natlum, fanner, h. Cannonville. 

Chase Nathan, dry goods, 32 Purchase, h. 165 County, cor. Middle. 
Chase Obed, fisherman, b. 90 Linden. 
Chase Robert, housewright, w. 74|| Ray, h. 86 Ray. 
Chase Samuel B. mariner, h. 17 School, comer First 
Chase Stephen G. laborer, h. first on Philip's road, No. 1 School Dist. 
Chase Thomas J. (F. P. ^ T. J. Chase) b. 101 Ray. 
Chase William, laborer, b. with Rufus W. White, County road. 
Chase William F. h* Shearman's farm, Acushnet avenue. 



72 DIRECTORY. 

Chase William H. w. N. E. met fiictory, S. Water, h. rear 329 Boolfa 

Water. 
Chase AVilliam H, shipwright, b. 11 North Second. 
(Jliase William H. truckman for Alden M. Gifford, b. 49 Cotc st. 
Chase W illiam H. stair bnilder, b. 36 South Second. 
Chechnck John, mariner, b. 107 Orange. 
Clierrv Daniel, blacksmith, w. for Snow & Pmrlngton, h. rear 10 

* Smith. 
Cliesley Ilavilali, w. for Haydon CoggeshaU, Acnshnet Avenue. 
Childs Henry, boots and shoes, wholeside and retail, 95, b. 121i| Union. 
Ci.ikls Sylvester, hardiy^are and stoves, 93 Purchase, cor. Clsurles. h. 

41 High. 
C'larks Thomas, truckman for A. H. Seabury & Co. h. rear Hill 

School House, Linden st. 
Chi[>man James, saddle and harness maker, b. 107 Ray. 
Chipmau James F. w. Wamsutta Mills. 
Choilet Caroline, h. 160 Union. 
Christian Joseph S. calker, h. 143 Middle* 
Cliiistian Prudence, ^vidow, h. 8 Russell. 
Christian Stephen C. master ship Hope 2d, h. 297 Purchase. 
Ciiureh Charles H. sail maker, b. 96 Linden. 
Church Ephraim E. sail maker, w. for J. T. Church, h. 92 County. 
Church Ferdinand F. b. Franklin House, 6 Pearl st. 
Church Frederick, bowling saloon, rear Rail Road House, PurchMe st. 
Church Freeman T. sail maker, h. rear Grace Church, Union st. 
(Church Horatio L. sail maker, h. 52 North Second, cor. Elm. 
Church James F. laborer, h. 197 County. 

Chuix'h James T. sail maker, rear Parker's block, Middle, h. 96 linden. 
C^JLurcliell Josiah W. cooper, w. 9 Russell, b. 78 Fifth. 
Churchill Hyram, inq. Sylvanus Churchill. " California." 
Cliurchiil Isaac C. mason, h. 283 Purchase. 
Churchill Sylvanus, cooper, 9 Russell, L 78 Fifth. 
Chipp Amasa L. watchmaker, w. 98 Union, b. 8^ Cheapside. 
Chipij William F. H. tin plate worker, w. for S. A. Tnpp & Co. h. 77 

Pleasant. 
Cla[>p Zebedee, laborer, Alms House, Clark's Point. 
Clark Albert, in ship Chas. W. Morgan, b. 1 William. 
Clark Archibald, laborer, h. 128 Third. 
Clark Archibald L. b. 21 Morgan's Row. " California." 
Clark Benjamin, master mariner, h. 71 Orchard, cor. HtfWthom. 
Clark Benjamin, Jr. mate ship Coral, b. 71 Orchard, cor. Hawthorn. 
Clark Benjamin, w. Rodman's c. w., h. 233 County, cor. Smith. 
Clark Charles A. apothecary and druggist, 73 Purchase, cor. Middle, 

b. 112 Middle. 
Clark Charles C. mariner, in ship Roman, b. 53 Walnut, cor. Fifth. 
Clark David, master ship George, h. 41 Sycamore. 
Clark Edmund B. b. 21 Morgan's Row. 
Clark Edward, laborer, b. 12 Fourth. 
Clark Elisha, in ship Clifford Wayne, F. H. b. 151 Pleasant. 
Clark Ezra, housewright, h. 42 Foster. 
Clark Oeorge, calker, h. 68 Thomas. 
Clark George H. master ship Henry Kneeland, b« 40 North. 
C lark Harrison, cabman, b. Parker House. 



DIEECTORY. 73 

Clark Henry F. (7. Chase ir Co.) h. 205 Purchase. 

Clark Idiabod £. h. rear No. 1 County. 

Clark James, "New Bedford Fancy Dye House," h. 120 Ray. 

Clark John B. in schooner Cornelia, h. 97 North Second. 

Clark John C. T. mariner, h. 97 South Water. 

Clark Josiah B. cabinet maker, w. for C. L. Maxfield, h. 48 Maxfeld. 

Clark Marshall J. cooper, h. 10 High. 

Clark Peleg, h. 113 ^ddle. 

Clark Peleg B. livery stable 17, h. 19 Hillman. 

Clark Budi, widow, h. 53 Walnut, cor. Fifth. 

Clark Sabra W. widow, h. 117 North Water. 

Clark Samuel, farmer, h. Bellerille. 

Clark Thomas A. farmer, h. Belleyille. 

Clark Thomas, Jr. fanner, b. with Thomas Clark, Belville. 

Clark Thomas L. tailor, w. 86 Union, h. 55 North Sixth. 

Clark Thomas, lamplighter, h. 228 Middle. 

Clark Thomas, Jr. victualer, h. Belville. 

Clark William F. apothecary and druggist, 74 Purchase, cor. Middle, 
b. 113 Middle. 

Clark William S. laborer, w. E. Robinson's c. works, h. 63 Mechanics 
Lane. 

Clarke Joseph, blockmaker, 4 Hazard^s wharf, h. Mount Pleasant st. 

Clasby Benjamin, cooper, h. 71 First. 

Clasby George, cooper, 23 Fu^t, h. 44 Middle. 

Cleaveland Abraham L. master sloop Escort, h. 22 South Sixth, cor. 
School. 

Cleaveland Charles G. h- 69 Prospect. " California." 

Clifford John Henry, attorney general State of Massachusetts, ( Ciif- 
ford 4r Brignam) h. 87 Orchard. 

Cliffora {John Henry) & Brigham, (Lincoln F.) attorneys and counsel- 
ors at law and notaries public, office 35 North Water. 

Clough Cornelius A. hostler, 6 Fourth, b. City Hall. 

Clough James, h. rear 94 North Water. 

Coad Lucy, widow, h. 75 North. 

Coale Gwen, w. 17 Orange, b. 56 North Sixth. 

Cobb Benjamin, mariner, b. 10 High. 

Cobb Cephas, confectionary 85 Purchase, h. 124 Middle. 

Cobb David, boarding house, 5 old Market Square. 

Cobb Daniel S. laborer, w. for Zenas Whittemore, h. 9 S. Second. 

Cobb Dean S- boarding house, rear 64 County. 

Cobb Greorge S. apprentice William G. White, b. Ill Middle. 
' Cobb Nathaniel W . P. mason, h. 65 Sycamore, cor. Thomas. 
* Cobb Nymphas D. mariner, b. Ill Kempton. 

Cobb Prentiss M. boot and shoe maker, h. and shop 111 Kempton. 

Cobb Sarah, widow, h. 10 High. 

Cobb ( William S.) & Swift, (Benjamin P.) clothhig and outfitting, 33 
South Water. 

Cobb William H. H. in bark Belle, of Fcdrhaven, b. 9 N, Second. 

Cobb William S. (Cobb ^ Sunft) h. 27 Cannon. 

Cockren James, w. for John Coggeshall, 265 County. 

CoSsi Albert, cooper, w. Marsh c. w., h. 9 Walnut, cor. First. 

Coffin Charles H. b. ** Hazlewood," Clark's Point. 

Cofila Edmond B. boat builder, w. for Geoige Hart, b. " Hazlewood." 



74 DIRECTORY. 

Coffin Eunice, h. 41 Third. 

Coffin Frederick, boatbuilder, b. ** Hazlewood/' Clark^s Point 

Coffin George G. clerk MercurY Office, h. 73 Third. 

Coffin James, w. N B Steam Mills. 

Coffin Mary, h. 41 Third. 

Coffin Phebe, widow, h. " Hazlewood/' Clarke Foiat. 

Coffin Polly, widow, h. 54 State. 

Coffin Rufus, mariner, b. 102 Purchase. 

Coffin Sarah, widow, h. 34 South Sixtih, cor. Walnut 

Coffin Shubael C. boat builder, shop Botches south wharf, h. 66 Third. 

Coffin Timothy G counselor, attorney at law, and notary pnbliCi 

office 42 North Water, h. 102 Purchase. 
Coffin William C. Treasurer New Bedford Inttitution for Savings, b. 

34 South Sixth. 
Co^'gcshall Bradford H. cooper, w. for I. Chase & Co. h. 58 Ray. 
Coggeshall Edward, master ship John & Edward, h. 98 Elm. 
Coggcshall Haydon, merchant, h. '* Coggeshairs farm," Acushnet 

Avenue. 
Coggeshall Ichabod, city watch, h. 63 Dartmouth. 
Coggeshall James, b. 265 County. 
Coggeshall John, Jr. merchant, h. 265 County. 
Coggeshall John H. b. 47 Mechanics lane. ** California." 
Coggeshall John W. b. 265 County. 
Coggcshall Josiah, confectionary 8, h. 71 South Second. 
Coggeshall Marcia L. widow, b Mansion House. 
Coggeshall Nelson, laborer, h. 164 Kempton. 
Coggcshall Samuel B. master mariner, b. 265 County. " California." 
Coggeshall Sarah A. widow, h. 181 Purchase. 
Coggeshall Sarah W. "widow, h. 74 Mill. 

Coggcshall Thomas, Jr. clerk in Post Office, h. 19 South Second. 
C olan Patrick, laborer, w. 24 Fourth, b. 57 School. 
Colbert John, w. N. B. Steam Mills. 
ColbuiTi George, fisherman, h. rear 35 Middle. 
Colby Elijah, physician and dentist, office 97 Middle, h. 35 Kempton. 
Colby Harrison. G. O. District ^ftonw^y, counselor and attorney at law, 

office 35 North Water, h. 81 South. 
Cole Benjamin, w. for Allen Bead, h. 1 County. 
Cole Ephraim, mariner, b. 24 South Water. 
Cole Henry, w. Taber's iron foundry, h. 44 'Fifth. 
Cole Harrison G. O. carriage maker, w. 44 Third, h. 86 Fourth. 
Cole Luther, blacksmith. Commercial wharf, h. 64 School. 
Cole William B. mason, h 166 Mill. 
Coleman Andrew, h. 85 Elm. 
Coleman George, trader, h. and shop 8 Dartmouth. 
Coleman George VV. cooper, h. 100 Third. 
Coleman Hezekiah, gi-ocer, 32 Third, cor. School, h. 42 Third. 
Colef^vorthy Emeline, dress maker, h. 109 Middle. 
Collier Heniy, ship carpenter, h. rear 89 Smith. 
Collins Ann,*nurse, h. 33 Pleasant, cor. Mill. 
Collins Benjamin W. diy goods, 25 Purchase, b. City Hotel. 
Collins James H. ship chandlery and hard ware, 55 Union, h. 58 Fifth. 
Collins .loseph W, dry goods. 57 Purchase, b. 133 Union. 
Collins Lucy C. widow, h. 177 Mill. 



DIRECTORY. 75 

Collins Thomtu M. porter for J. Baylies & Co. 20 N. Water. 

Collins William A. laborer, City Alms House, Clark's Point. 

ColweU George W. h. 89 South Water. " Califoinia." 

Colvin Ambrose, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Colvin Harley, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Colyar Henry, ship carpenter, h. rear 89 Smith. 

Comerford Patrick, in ship Abigail, h. 232 County. 

Condley John, w. Perkins^ paper factory, b. 24 High. 

Conant William G. baker, h. 181 Purchase. 

Conaway Michael, laborer, h. basement 49 Middle. 

Congdon Benjamin T. register of deeds, notary public, andguager and 

inspector of oil, office 54 N. Water, h. SO Walnut, cor. Third. 
Congdon Charles T. counselor and attorney at law, office 54 North 

Water, b. 84 Bedford. 
Congdon Gideon, h. 25 South Second. 
Congdon James B. cashier Merchants Bank, h. 118 County, comer 

Walnut. 
Congdon Joseph, cashier Mechanics bank, h. ** Eazlewood," Clark's 

Point. 
Congdon Louis, cler£ Mechanics Bank, b. 80 Walnut, cor. Third. 
Congdon Sarah & Elizabeth H. dress makers, 29 Seventh. 
Congdon Susan, b. " Hazlewood," Clark's Point. 
Congdon William, w« for Simpson Hart, h. 56 Summer. 
Conry Patrick, laborer, h. rear 28 South SecoBd. 
Cook Abijah D. mason, h. 81 Washington. 

Cook Bennett, mason, h. Noel Taber road, first north of CannonviUe. 
Cook Catherine, widow, h. 26 Wing. 
Cook Christopher, in ship Good Ketum, h. 114 Fourth. 
Cook Daniel, laborer, h. 159 Kempton. 
Cook Edwin F. rigger, h. 83 Hillman. 

Cook Henry F. inq. of B«nnet Cook, Cannonville. " California." 
Cook (William T.) & Hudson, (Samuel G.) sail makers, loft Parker's 

Block, rear 9 Middle. 
Cook Jabez, farmer, on Wm. Hathaway's farm, Acnshnet Avenue. 
Cook James, laborer, h. 28 Chancery. 
Cook John, farmer, Nash tann, Acushnet Avenue. 
Cook John C. h. 99 HiUman. 
Cook John C. in ship Hansa, of Bremen, b. 115 Bay. 
Cook John S h. 114 Fourth- 
Cook Joseph, laborer, h. 73 Allen. 
Cook Philip B% mason, h. Cannonville. 
Cook Silas, h. 115 Hay 
Cook Silas, Jr. cooper, h. 232 Purchase. 
Cook {Thomas) & Snow, (l^oum) wholesale and retail dry goods, 39 

North Water. 
Cook Thomas, (Cook ir Snow) h. 9. Eighth. 
Cook Timothy D. housewright, 16 Elm. h. 18 Griffith. 
Cook William B. painter, w. for Bradford & Russell, b. 146 Union. 
Cook WilUam H. h. 60 North. " California " 
Cook William T. (Cook ^ Hudson) house 270 County, "Acnshnet 

Heights." 
Coombs Asa, clerk 83 Union, h. 72 Foster. 
Coombs Asa 2d, shipwright, b. 116 North Second, cor. North. 



76 DIRECTORY. 

Coombs Benjamin, magUirate, office 7 N. Water, b. 96 South Second, 
comer Rnssell. 

Coombs Benjamin F. book keeper, for Taber & Co b. 96 S. Second. 

Coombs David W. shipwright, h..ll6 North Second, comer North. 

Coombs William, laborer, h rear 29 Wing. 

Cooper John, mariner, h. 25 Howland. 

Copeland Charles, millinary, 5 Cheapside, b. 2 Williams Block, Cheap- 
side. 

Corbet James, w. N. Bedford Steam Mills. 

Corbet John, w. N. B. Steam Mills. 

Corbet Joseph, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 7 Elm. 

Cornell Abraham, cabman, h. 69 Union. 

Cornell Betsey, widow, h. rear 133 Middle. 

Cornell 'George A. fireman N. B. and T. Kail Boad, h. 283 Purchase. 

Cornell George W. h. 330 South Water. " California." 

Comell John E. inq. of Elery Negeus. ** California." 

Cornell John M. laborer, at Oak Grove Cemetery, h. 119 Smith. 

Comell John B. N. stevedore, h. 106 Sycamore, cor. Cedar. 

Comell Joseph W. boat builder 133, h. 139 Ray. 

Cornell Phebe A. widow, h. rear 126 Eempton. 

Comell William, Jr. w. N. E. rivet factory, h. rear 24 Bedford. 

Comish^Ivory, assistant Friend's Academy, b. 97 Hillman. 

Corrie John, w. S. Leonard's c. w., h. 65 Prospect. 

Corson Benjamin F. trackman, w. for Geo. Wilson& Co.h. 92 S. Second. 

Corson Daniel D. laborer, h. 139 Middle. 

Corson Mary Ann, widow, h. 92 South Second. 

Corson Temple S. b. 92 South Second. 

Cory Albert B. (Barrows 4r Con/) h. 210 County. 

Cory Albert G. (A. H. Seabury ^ Co.) b. 21 Eighth. 

Cory Alonzo G. housewright 72, h. 78 South Sixth. 

Cory Charles W. mariner, b. 67 North Water. 

Cory Daniel, shipwright, h. 70 Eempton. 

Cory Ebenezer, accountant, h. 54 Middle. 

Cory John, shoemaker and trader, h. and shop 19 Wing. 

Cory John K. (Doty ^ Cory) h. 54 Middle. " Califoram." 

Cory Lawton H. farmer, Richard Hathaway house. North road. 

Cory Meribah, boarding house, 4 brick block, Cheapside. 

, Cory Michael, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane. 

Cory Nathaniel, mariner, h. 4 ^^'illiam's block, .Cheapside. 

Cory Reuben, Jr. (Allen ^ Cory) h. 110 Third. 

Cory Sarah, boarding house, 55 S. Second, cor. Walnut 

Cory Seabury, Jr. shipwright, h. 28 Hi^h. 

Cory Sylvester R. tailor, w. 21 North Water, h. 1 Hillman. 

Costle William, waiter Parker House, h. 180 Eempton. 

Cota Charles C. housewright, w. for Sowle & Shaw, b. 97 S. Second. 

Cotton Louisa, widow, h. basement 75 Mill. 

CourieU Martin W. in sloop Helen, h 151 North Second. 

Covell Amy B. widow, 114 JPleasant, cor. Mill. 

Covell Benjamin B. painter, 4 Middle, h. 25 Eempton. 

Covell Charles, master mariner, h. 112 Purchase. 

Covell Edward P. app. Taber & Co. b. 190 Union. 

Covell George A. master ship Mount Vernon, h. 114 Pleasant. 

Covell Halsey, calker, w. for Cannon & Curtis, h. 240 Purchase. 



DIRECTORY. 77 

CoTell Harriet^ assistimt intermedial school, Sixth st,, b. 190 Union. 

Covell Mary C. widow, h. 190 Union. 

Covell Mayhew A. w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 190 Union. 

CoveU William, cooper, h. 24 Frankhn, comer State. 

Covell William H. laborer, N. B. & T. R. Boad, b. 240 Purchase, cor. 

Willis, 
Cowen Heiffy, laborer, w. for J. D. Thompson, 161 Union. 
Cowen Philip, laborer, h. 98 Charles. 
Cowen Zenas B. fanner, h. North road, near Haskins comer. 
Cox Thomas £. clerk 25 Purchase, b. 1 William. 
Cox William H. h. 45 North Water. «* CaUfomia." 
Coxen George E. baker, 36 Fourth, h. 118 Ray. 
Coyle Edward, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 86 North Second. 
Craigin Stephen D. cabinet maker, h. 128 Middle. 
Craigie Andrew, {A. Z>. Richmond Sf Co.) h. 39 Fourth. 
Crane Charles, w. for J. P. Lund, Acushnet Village. 
Crane Charles S. C. painter, Allen's Mill road, nfth house west of C. 

K. Turner's. 
Crane Edwin B. pedler for A. B. Richardson, Acushnet. 
Crane Ezra D. mariner, b. with Chas* S. C. Crane, Allen's Mill road. 
Crane Ley! L. coal merchant and grocer, 8 Orange, h. 160 Union. 
Cranston James M. boat builder, shop 133, h. 150 Ray. 
Cranston John, boat builder, w. 214 Purchase, b. 91 Ray. 
Cranston Lydia, widow, seamstress, h. 90 South Sixth. 
Cranston William, boat builder, h. 91 Ray. 
Cranston Thomas A. clerk 185 Purchase, b. 121 Pleasant. 
Crapo Ablel, laborer, b. with J. K. Booth, North Road. 
Crapo Caleb B. ( Orapo <f» Strong,) h. 75 North. 
Crapo Charles, farmer, h. east side Dartmouth st. near Dartmouth line. 
Crapo Charles W. farmer, b. with Charles Crapo. 
Crapo Ezra, w. restorateur 149 Union, b. 161 Mill, 
Crapo Humphrey R. trader, h. and shop 167 Water. 
Crapo Henry H. sec'y. Bed, Com'l. Ins. Office 33 North Water, h- 

" Wasemequia Nurseries," 106 Washington. 
Crapo Jeremiah, rigger, w.for Cannon & Curtis, b. 231 S. Water. 
Crapo Squire G. teamster, h. 125 Allen. 
Crapo Stephen E. in bark Wade, h. 160 Grinnell. 
Crapo ( Caleb B.) & Strong, {Samuel L) dry goods, 22 Purchase. 
Crapo Warren, in brig Dr. Franklin of Westport, b. 74 First. 
Crapo William, h. Harrison street, near Oak. 
Crapo William W. b. 106 Washington. 
Craw Henry B. w. N.B. steam mills, b. 52 North Second. 
Creiner John, shoemaker, w. for J. S. Parker, b. 1 16 North Second. 
Crittenden James H. painter,, b. 29 South Water. 
Crocker Alfred, apprentice to Zacheus Cushman, b. 67 Fourth. 
Crocker Ansel, shipwright, h. 31 Hi^h. 
Crocker Augusta, nurse, h. 42 Middle. 

Crocker Caroline, instractress, h. 56 South Second, cor. Walnut. 
Crocker David, w. C. W. Morgan's c. works, h. 278 South Water. 
Crocker Desire, tailoress, h. 33 High. 
Crocker Edward, book keeper for Jon. Bornne, Jr. Merrill's wharf, b. 

145 Third. 
Crocker George, h. 232 Purchase. 



78 * DIRECTORY. 

Crocker George O. (0.<f. G. 0. Crocker,) h. 96 William. 

Crocker James, cabinet maker, w. for Sowie & Shaw, h. 85 Smith. 

Crocker James H. '* California," inqnire of Rowland R. Crocker. 

Crocker Oliver, {0.4'G, 0, Crocker,) h. 96 William. 

Crocker 0. {Oliver) & G. 0. (George 0.) merchants, c. r. 7 Commer- 
cial wharf. 

Crocker Rowland, sail maker, w. for Charles Haffards, b. 16 Fifth. 

Crocker Rowland R. b. 35 Eighth. 

Crocker Rowland R. 2d, sail maker, w. for Charles Ha£fards, b. 117 
Purchase. 

Crocker Thomas, shipwright, h- 33 High. 

Crocker Thomas, Jr. baker, w. 97 Charles, b. 33 High. 

Cromwell Eliza, widow, h. 128 Purchase. 

Cromwell Leander, mariner, b. 128 Purchase. 

Crosby Prentice, shipwright, h. 30 Elm. 

Cross John, butcher, h. 31 Sherman. 

Cross John, laborer, h. 104 South Second. 

Cross Latham, master mariner, h. 32 Third, cor. School. 

Cross William G. attorney at law, b. 32 Third. 

Crouch Eliza, washing, etc. h. rear 209 Middle. 

Croucher Daniel B. cooper, h. 25 Sherman, " California." 

Croucher John, shipwright, w. J&Z Hillman, h. 102 State, cor. Pearl. 

Croucher Thomas, n. 27 Sherman, " California." 

Crowell Allen H. housewright, h. 6* Charles. 

Crowell Amos K. in ^p George Howland, h. 54 Parker. 

Crowell Isaac S. b. 209 South Water. 

Crowell John, b. 94 Ray. 

Crowell Leonard, master ship Garland, h. 94 Ray. 

Crowell Peleg, branch pilot, h. 209 South Water. 

Crowell Seth, cooper, h. 61 Hill. 

Crowell Stephen, clerk 46 Purchase, b. 65 Charles. 

Crowell William H. mariner, b. 209 South Water. 

Cuffee Eliza, widow, h. 7 High. 

Cummings Horatio N. b. 101 Ray. 

Cummings Joseph, mariner, h. 68 Kempton. 

Cummings Robert, tender water boat, h. 7 Morgan^s Row. 

Cumminskey Michael, in ship Roman, b. 50 Arnold. 

Cundell Joseph, farmer, h. 43 Cove street. 

Cundell Russell, h. 161 South Water. 

CuniiF Andrew, laborer, h. 49 Middle. 

Cunningham Daniel, w. Lund's paper mill, h. Acoshnet Village. 

Cunningham John, boarding house, 33 Union. 

Cunningham Robert, laborer, h. 198 Ray. 

Cunningham William J. w. for Josiah Coggeshall, h. 55 Chestnut. 

Curran Francis, w. on Wilkrd Nye's farm, Acushnet ayenue. 

Currey Frederick, stone cutter, b. 154 North Second. 

Currey Henry, laborer, b. 10 First. 

Curtis Eliza, widow, h. 130 Kempton. 

Curtis Richard, ( Cannon ^ Curtis) h. 77 Pleasant. 

Cushbom Jacob, shoemaker, h. and shop 20 School. 

Cushing Albert W. clerk for Squire Girford, h. 63 Hillman. 

Cushing Benjamin D. housewright, h. 55 South Water. 

Cushing John K. housewright, shop 49 Pleasant, b. 63 Hillman. 



DIRECTORY. 79 

Cofllmiaii Benjftinin, master bark Sappho, h. 50 Fifth. 

Coshman Charles D. b. 67 Fourth, '' California." 

Coshman David A. h. 63 Charles. 

Cushman Eliphalet, trader, 5 South Water, h. 56 First. 

Coshman Frederick, (Cushman Sf HincMey,) h. 35 School. 

Cushman Gustavus H. apprentice W. G. Wing & Co. 15 N Water, 

b. 9 Walnut. 
Coshman (Frederick) & Hinckley (Braddock,) tanners and comers, 

Sears' Court. 
Coshman Jacob W. w. Taber's iron foundry, b. 160 Grinnell. 
Coshman Lvsander B. app. Snow & Purrington, b. factory block, 

Maxfeld street. 
Cushmaii Timothy B. book keeper for Swift & Allen, h. 98 State. 
Cushman Zacheus, sail maker, loft Merrill's wharf, h. 67 Fomth. 
Cushman Zebulon, waiter, h. 81 Third. 
Cuykendall Clark, tailor, w. for Bichmond & Wood, b. 36 S. Second. 

Daggett Eliphalet, surveyor of lumber, h. 164 North. 

Di^gett Jetiiro D. housewright, h. 69 Cypress. 

Daley Dennis, laborer, h. 78 aiid 80 North Water. 

Daley John, clerk 7 and 8 Merchants wharf, b. 80 South Water. 

Daley Patrick, shipwright, h. 65 South Water. 

Daley William, weaver, Wamsutta Mills. 

Dalton Henry, boatbullder, b. 31 Pleasant. 

Dam Andrew J. billiard and bowling saloon 60, h. 68 Elm. 

Dame Daniel D. laborer, h. 40 Smith. 

Dame Frederick, mariner, h. 70 County. * 

Damon Doane W. ship joiner^ h. 82 Middle. 

Damon Hosea, housewnght, h. 39 Smith. 

Damon Samuel, shipwright, h. 31 Hillman. 

Damon Silas D. shipwright, h. 83 Smith, cor. Cedar. 

Damon William H. shipwright, b. 31 Hillman. 

Danforth Charles H. shoemaker, 161 Purchase. 

Dantsizen Christian, cabinet maker, w. 47 Purchase, h. 68 William. 

Dantsizen Jacob, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 141 Middle. 

Darcey John, w. Perkins' paper factory, 141 Union, b. 71 N. Water. 

Darling Angell, baker, w. 47 and 49, b. 51 South Water. 

Davenport Alfred, laborer, b. 72 Walden. 

Davenport Alice, widow, h. 42 Middle. 

Davenport Alonzo, housewright, h. 86 First, cor. Bush. 

Davenport Andrew C. boarding house, 25 Middle. 

Davenport Charles D. in bark Harbinger, of Westport, b. 75 S. Water. 

Davenport Cornelius, hats, caps and furs, 128 Union, b. 54 School. 

Davenport Dudley, housewright, h. 75 South Water, cor. Bush. 

Davenport Edward W. shoemaker, 75 William, h. 120 1-2 Kempton. 

Davenport James, rigger, h. 72 Walden. 

Davenport James M. ri^er, h. 69 Foster. 

Davenport John, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 166 Kempton. 

Davenport John, w. N. B. Planing Mill, h. 73 Hillman. 

Davenport Richard, clerk city market^ stall No. 6, city market, h. 54 

School. 
Davenport Bichard W. clerk 128 Union, b. 54 School. 



80 DIRECTORY. 

Davenport Thomafi, b. 75 Sonlli Water, " California." 

Davenport William, honsewright, h. 187 Middle. 

Davis Aaron, shipwright, h. 85 Maxfeld. 

Davis Abner H. clerk I Howland, Jr. & Co. h. 53 First. 

Davis Abner T. w. O. & G. O. Crocker, c. works, b. 68 GrinnelL 

Davis Alden, apprentice J. H. Mendall, b. 82 Pleasant. 

Davis Allen, shipwright, h. 35 Maxfeld. 

Davis (Lorenzo D) & Allen (Pdeg) merchant tailors, 82 Purchase. 

Davis Anthony, mason, b. 94 State. 

Davis Benjamin, shoSmaker, 84, h. 82 1-2 Third. 

Davis Charles G. laborer, b. 181 Purchase. 

Davis Daniel, shoemaker, 52 Union, h. 46 Bedford. 

Davis Daniel, book keeper for S. Leonard, b. 1 South Second. 

Davis Daniel H. w. N. B. Steam Mills. 

Davis Darius, blacksmith, w. for A. G. SnelL h. Summer street, rear 
97 HiUman, 

Davis David, farmer, h. North Road, 4th west of " Hathaway's comer." 

Davis Dennis G. cooper, w. for Lorenzo Peirce, h. 57 Washington. 

Davis Edward, laborer, h. rear 128 Third. 

Davis Emerald, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Davis Ezekiel S. w. Prussian Blue Works, b. 139 Bay. 

Davis Ezekiel W. h. 17 Wahiut, "California." 

Davis Frederick A. w. O. & G. O. Crocker's c. w. h. 49 Bedford, 
cor. Seventh. 

Davis Frederick A. laborer, h. 49 Bedford, cor. Seventh. 

Davis George D. C. w. for Sowle & Shaw, b. 37 Smith. 

Da^ds George W. b. 82 1-2 Third. 

Davis George W. teamster, b. with L, Gammons. 

Davis George W. Jr. boot and shoe maker, shop and house 51 County. 

Davis Grandison, shipwright, h. 181 Purchase. 

Davis Humphrey, jr. farmer, h.Acushnet avenue, 2dN. of " Woodlee." 

Davis Henry V. (H. V. Davis ^ Co.) h. 92 County. 

Davis Henry V. & Co. (William Whitton^Jr.) Prussian Blue Manu- 
factory, Morgan street. 

Davis Henry T. housewright, b. 87 Third. 

Davis Howard, stonecutter, h. 83 Washington. 

Davis Isaac C. b. 83 Washington. 

Davis James, boot and shoe maker, 54 South Water, h. 14 Mill. 

Davis James B. mariner, h. 114 Seventh. 

Davis John, school teacher, b. with Shadrach Davis, Acushnet village. 

Davis John A. w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Davis John C laborer, h. 221 Middle. . 

Davis John, shipwright, h. 219 Middle. 

Davis John G. laborer, h. 221 Middle. 

Davis John H. w. for P. T. Davis, Tarkiln Hill. 

Davis John S. jobbing wagon, h. 189 Purchase. 

Davis Joseph, farmer, h. 21 Cove, cor. S. Water. 

Ikvis Joseph, laborer, h. 165 Grinnell. 

Davis Joshua V. w. on Humphrey Davis, jr.'sfarm, Acushnet avenue. 

Davis Joshua P. clerk 36 North Water, b. 39 Elm. 

Davis Ijeroy W. w. for Pope & Morgan, h. 92 Ray. 

Davis Lorenzo D. {Davis ^ AUen,) b. 167 Middle. 

Davis Lyndes, laborer, b. with Shadrach Davis, Acushnet. 



DIRECTORY. 81 

DaTis Mofles, apprentice to Jos. Brownell,b. 99 Spring. 

Daris Nicholas, in B« Penniman's market, h. 298 Purchase. 

Davis Philip T. farmer, h. Tarkihi Hill road. 

Davis Reaben, w. for Sowle & Shaw, h. 37 Smith. 

Davis Russell, cooper, inquire Joseph Davis, 21 Cove street. 

Davis Shadrach, h. County road, Acushnet village. 

Davis Thomas, w. Marsh c. v. h. 68 Grinnell. 

Davis Thomas H. mariner, b. 64 North. 

Davis Thomas, w. N. B. Steam Mills. 

Davis Thomas, jr. w. N. B. Steam Milb. 

Davis William, w. N. B. Steam Mills. 

Davis Walter S. farmer, w. on Humphrey Davis, jr.*s farm, Acushnet 

avenue. 
Davis William H. derk N. B. and T. B. Boad merchandize depot, h. 

rear 154 Pleasant. 
Davis William H. w. Wamsntta Mills. 
Davis William L. clerk Pope & Morgan, h. 92 Bay. 
Davis William N. laborer, w. 72 School, b. 181 Purchase. 
Dawson John, weaver, Wamsutta Mills. 
Day Oilman, clerk City Hotel. 
Day Meriam, widow, h. 210 Purchase. 
Deacon Thomas, w. N. B. Cordage factory, b. 50 Arnold. 
Dean Henry N. {SneU ^ Dean,) h. 128 Purchase. 
Dean Joseph G. (Deem ^ Drigys^) h. 64 Mill. 
Dean Joshua, laborer, h« 67 Mechanics Lane. 
Dean Paul, jr. b. with Siunuel West, Acushnet village. 
Deane William B. h. 25 South Water, " California? 
Dearborn Joseph F. counselor and attorney at law, office 7 l^orth 

Water, b. Mansion house. 
De Bois David, Farmers* and Mechanics' Hotel, 252 Purchase. 
Dedrick Henry T. block maker, h. 22 Bedford. 
Delano Abraham, guager and inspector of oil, {DdanoSr Ca9e^ h. 51 

Hill. 
Delano (Abraham) & Case [AUen,) cooners, shop on Fish Island. 
Delano Ezra E. turner, 89, house 189 Middle. 
Delano Gustavus, mason, b. 248 South Water, " California.'' 
Delano James C. in brig Catherwood, of Westport, h. 72 South. 
Delano Joseph C. merchant, h. 20 Hawthorn, cor. Orchard. 
Delano Richard, w. 0. T. Baker's c. w. h. 72 South. 
Delano Sally, widow, h. 33 South Second, cor. School. 
Delano Walter H. in brig Catherwood, of Westport, b. 72 South. 
Delme Henrv, cabinet maker, w. for Sowle & ShaiV, h. 164 County. 
Demandus Eliza, widow, h. 55 South Second, cor. Walnut. 
Demoranville Edson, farmer, h. 197 County. 
Dennegan Simon, w. for Al^d Eempton, h. rear 73 North Water. 
Denham Frederick H. D. clerk for L. Orinnell. 32 Centre, b. 56 

School, cor. Fourth. 
Denham James B. baker, 32 Fourth, h. 52 Bussell. 
Denham TiUson, baker, h. 56 School, cor. Fourth. 
Denham TiUson B. baker, 34 South Water, h. 33 Bush, cor. Fourth. 
Denham William H. derk, b. 56 School. 
Denham, see Dunham. 
Dene Aatone, boarding house, 118 Third. 

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82 DIRECTORY. 

Dennis Bradford C. w. for CharlM L. Wood, 196 Union. 

Dennis Foster S. h. 153 Middle. 

Dennis James W. h. 81 Allen. 

Dcnnison Tristram B. (Bryant ff Dermimmj) h. 37 Mazfeld. 

Dentra Manuel, trader, 109 Soutii Water. 

Dcvol Alexander, laborer, h. 20 Chancery. 

Do vol Daniel P. in ship Moctezuma, h. 163 Mill. 

Dcvol George B. apprentice George Homer & Co< b. 28 High. 

Devol Greorce B. laborer, h. 19 Bush. 

Devol Jonauan, housewright, 166 North. 

Devol Joseph, stevedore, h. 22 Griffith. 

Devoll Pardon, boots and shoes, 26 Purchase, h. 73 First. 

Devoll Pardon B. " California," h. 162 Purchase. 

Devoll William, master ship Braganza, b. 37 School. 

Devoll William, laborer, b. 34 Howland. 

Devoll Zebedee A. master ship Marengo, b. with Benj. F. Popple. 

De Wolf Areli, boot and shoe maker, 248, h. rear 248 S. Water. 

Dc Wolf Charles, housewright, b. 74 Mill. 

De Wolf Daniel A. w. for George Hart, h. rear 248 South Water. 

De Wolf James, painter, 110 1-2, h. 110 1-2 Third. 

De Wolf William, apprentice to James Almy, 12 Market, b. 7 Fifth. 

Dexter Ainsworth, housewright, h. 7 North. 

Dexter Benjamin, shipwright, b. 99 North Seconds 

Dexter Benjamin, watch maker, 33, h. 80 Purchase. 

Dexter Freeman, {Freeman Dexter ^ Co.) h. 1 1 Franklin. 

Dexter Freeman & Co. (David E. Chaae,) painters and glaziers, 21 

Union. 
Dexter Josiah, market 34 South Second, h. 101 William. 
Dexter Kelley, shipwright, b. 99 North Second. 
Dexter Lewis, housewright, h. 91 Charles. 
Dexter Parmelia, washing, etc. h. 182 Purchase. 
Dias Charles H. saU maker, w. for Simpson Hart, b. 6 Walnut, cor. 

Fu^t. 
Dias Joseph £. mariner, b. 171 Middle. 
Dillingham Asa, shipwright, h. 15 Mudeld, cor. Bay. 
Dillingham John, blacksmith, h. 15 Maxfeld. 
Dillingham Mary, widow, h. Belville Road, near Acushnet village. 
Dillingham Susan, widow, h. 38 Fourth. 
Dixon Catharine C. h. 128 First. 
Dixon Henry, laborer, h. 132 Orchard. 
Dixon John, laborer, h. 32 Dartmouth. 
I>ixon Lewis, jr. in bark Marcella, h. 128 First. 
Dixon Mary Ann, dress maker, b. 128 First. 
Doane Elisha, clerk 35 Union, h. 9 North Second. 
Doane George E. F. mariner, in bark Chase, b. 23 South Second. 
Doane Hope H. boarding house 23 South Second. 
Doane James M. ( Tobey Sr Doane,) h. 124 Middle. 
Doane Phebe, widow, h. 174 Union. 
Doane Rosanna H. widow, h. 6 Walnut, cor. First. 
Doane Simeon, (Charles H. Ldbdell ^ Co.) b. 6 Walnut. 
Doane William H. jobbing wagon, h. 82 Ikiiddle. 
Doane Zebina H. boarding house 11 North Second. 
Dobney Adeline, widow, L 217 Union. 



DIRECTORY, 83 

Dodge Harriet W. iddow, h,.S8 South Second. 

Dod^ John, shipping agent, h. 39 Union. 

Doherty James, w. for Abraham H. Howland, 156 Third. 

Doherty John. w. for Samael Leonard, 165 Third. 

Dohm John laborer, h. 7 Old Market Square. 

Dolan Peter, baggage master N. B. and T. R. Road, h. rear 304 Far- 
chase. 

Doland William, w. Acnshnet Iron Foundry, h. 109 Smith. 

Dollard Mark, w. for Abraham Barker, 26 South Sixth. 

Dolly Harriet, nurse, h. 1 72 Purchase. 

Donahue Thomas, boot and shoe maker, b. 232 County. 

Donne Michael, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 

Donovan Catharine, dressmaker 19 North Sixth. 

Donovan James, app A. G. Snell, b. 19 North Sixth. 

Dooley John, grocer, shop and house 180 Hay. 

Dooley Jonathan, w. N. B. Steam Mills. 

Dooley Patrick, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane. 

Doran Marten, laborer, h. 15 First 

Doran William^ w. for Daniel Ricketson, Acushnet avenue. 

Dorman John C, mariner, b. 87 Ray. 

Dorr Leonard, mariner, h. 199 South Water, cor. Grinnell. 

Dorr Tristram S. w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Dorsey Bethana, sewing and clothes cleanings First. 

Dorster Edward, laborer, w. for Samuel W. Kodman, h. 98 School. 

Doten Isaac, blacksmidi, w. for Joseph Brownell, h. 22 Third. 

Doten Nathaniel, w. 8. Leonard's c. w. b. 84 Washington. 

Doty Alexander, blacksmith, h. 38 Foster, cor. Mill. 

Do^ {Edmund) & Cory {John R.) carriage makers, 20 Fourth. 

Doty Edmund, {Doty ^ Cory,) h- 54 Middle. 

Doty James R. spar maker, h. 87 First, cor. Bush. 

Doty John, w N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 156 Elm. 

Doty WaiiamP. wheelwright, 77 William, h. 128 Middle, cor. Sixth. 

Dougharty James, w. for tf. & T. R. Taber, 13 Orange, b. 6 Bethel 
Court. 

Dougherty Francis, in ship Cowper, b. 87 Ray. 

Douglass Lewis, whitewasher, etc. rear 130 Kempton. 

Douglass Noah, stage driver, b. 136 Kempton. 

Dow Alfred, w. Wamsutta Mills, b. 156 Pleasant. 

Dow James, laborer, h. 4 Hillman. 

Dow Tristram S. w. Wamsutta Mills, b. 156 Pleasant. 

Dow William F. wholesale dir goods, 16 S. Water, h. 213 Purchase. 

Dbwden James, in ship Florida, 8d, b. 68 County. 

Dowden Thomas, laborer, w. for H. H. Crapo, h. 68 County. 

Dowden William, laborer, h. 3 Hillman. 

Downing Jeremiah, laborer, h. 49 Middle, w. for A. D. Richmond & Co. 

Downs Samuel, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, h. 72 State. 

Dowty Alexander, w. for Gifford & Tophson, h. 107 Smith. 

Drake Wilson, h. 21 South Water. 

Drew Francis D. in ship Gideon Howland, b 35 Third. 

Drew George P. {Rufus W. Drew Sf Cb.) b. Mansion house* 

Drew James, calker, n. 190 Middle. 

Drew Joshua W. blacksmith, w. for James Durfee, Jr. h. Linden, w. 
4>f Ashhmd. 



84 DIRECTORY. 

Drew Fhineas F. farmer, h. Monnt Fleaaant street, '^Loo Choa'* 

Drew Reuben, cooper, h. 6 Walnut 

Drew Robert, w. for R. C. Topham, b. 128 South Water. 

Drew Rufus W. {R, W. Drew ^ Ci>.) b. Manaion house. 

Drew Rufus W. & Co. ( Gwrge P, Drew,) dry goods, 8 Purchase. 

Drew Wanton T. w. S. Leonard's c. w. h. 76 GrinnelL 

Driggs Charles H. mariner, h 54 North. 

Driggs {James D.) &Defta (Joseph Z>.) blacksmiths, shop ICeRiU*^ 

wharf. 
Driggs James D. (Driggs ff Dean^) h. 13 Kempton. 
Driggs Leonard, master ship Ocean, b. 54 North. 
Drinker Eliza M. L 46 William. 
Drinkwater Leoline H. cooper, h. 52 Fleasaat. 
Drinkwater Howell, cooper, b. 52 State. 
Driscol Edward, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 1 North. 
DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, b. 14 Howland. 
DriscoU Edward, w. Wamsutta Mills. 
DriscoU Henry, clerk 35 Union, b. 14 Bethel Court. 
DriscoU Stephen G. (L D. Hall ^ Co.) b. 35 Eighth. 
Driskell Abraham, laborer, h. 139 Ray. 
DriskeU Daniel, farmer, BelviUe. 
Driskell Lemuel R. b. with Daniel DriskeU, BelviUe. 
Drown WiUiamF. (WiUiam F. Drown ^ Co.) h, 209 Purchase. 
Drown William F. & Co. (Sylvanm Thomas,) groceries and provisions, 

23 Union. 
Duddy James, truckman, w. for Squire GifTord, h. 67 Cypress, cor. 

Sycamore. 
Duffy Isabella, widow, h. 70 William. 
Dufiy James, brass founder, w. for A. D. Richmond & Co. h. 1 

Middle. 
Duffy William, stone cutter, h. 328 South Water. 
Dunbar Ann H. widow, h. 46 South Sixth. 
Dunbar Ansel, shop 7 South Water. 
Dunbar Charles C. b. 46 South Sixth. 
Dunbar David, cabman, h. 116 Pleasant. 
Dunbar EUsha^ w. for Sowle & Shaw, b. 7 North. 
Dunbar G. Hayden, b. 95 WilUiun. 
Dunbar Joshua P. constable^ h. 9 North Second. 
Dunbar Joseph, {J. Dunbar Sf Co.) h. 93 Orchard, cor. Bedford. 
Dunbar Joseph, & Co. {Asa T, LctwUm and Hemy F, Thomas^) mer- 
chants, 9 Middle. 
Dunbar Joseph, mariner, in bark Smyrna, h. 66 South Second. 
Dunbar Joseph S. w. S. Leonard's c. w. b. 85 Washington. 
Duncan John, in steamer Crescent City, of New YcmtI^ h. 104 Fourth, 

cor. Bedford. 
Dunham Asa, clerk 131 1-2 North Water, b. 112 Purchase. 
Dunham George B. sail maker, w. for Chapman & Bonney, h. 33 

Pleasant, cor. MiU. 
Dunham George W. L. painter and glazier, h. 36 County. 
Dunham Henry M. C baker, w. for J. B. Hadley, h. 61 Firsts 
Dunham Joseph R. shipwright, b. 24 High. 
Dunham Mary, widow, h. 36 Maxfeld. 
Dunham Samuel, shoemaker, h. 178 South Second. 



DIEECTORY. 8-5 

Dxmham Stephen Y, sail maker, w. for Chapman & Bonney, h. 31 

Fleasaat 
Dunham 8usan, widow, h. 29 Eha. 
Dunham Thomas, laborer, h. 9 Old Market Square. 
Dunham William G. app. Chapman & Bonney, b. 110 Orchard. 
Dunham William L» (Dtmham ^ Wvod,) h. 63 Chesnut, cor. Sycamore. 
Dunham ( William L,) & Wood^ (Linneas,) painters and glaziers, 44 

South Water, 
Dunham, see Denham. 
Dunlap Benjamin B. laborer, h. 77 Linden. 
Dunn Peter, w. N. B. Steam Mils, b. 1 North, 
Durell D«niel, aceountant, h. 100 William. 
Durfee AUen, farmer. Botch's farm; Clark's Point 
Durfee Benjamin, w. G. T. Baker's c. w. h. 74 First. 
Durfee Charles, shipwright, h. 52 Fifth. 
Durfee James, jr, blacksmith, shop 190 N. Water, (J, ^ T. Darfet^) 

h. 116 Middle. 
Durfee J. (James, jr.) & T. (Thomas,) blacksmiths and machinists, 

4 Hamilton. 
Durfee Joseph, maxiner, h. rear 35 Smith. 
Durfee Nathan, blacksmith, w. for J. & T, Durfee, h. 2 Maxfeld. 
Durfee Thomas, (X Sf T. Durfee,) h. 78 Walden, cor. Maxfeld. 
Durfee William, housewright, h. 5 Parker. 

Durfee Benjamin B, app. to W. Gilford, 19 Spring, b. 316 Purchase. 
I>urfey Grace C. widow, h. 316 Purchase. 
Durfy Richard T. housewright, w. 19 Spring, h. 123 Middle. 
Dtttton David, h. 179 South Second. 
Dwelley George W. laborer, h^ 63 North Second. 
Dwight Leonard, " California," h. 45 South Water. 
Dwight William B. seamen's boarding house 45 South Water. 
Dwyer Robert, w. for K Rodman, 42 Nor& Second. 
Dyer Alexander P. inquire of Nathan Chase. 
Dyer Asa W. cooper, b. 79 William. 
Dyer Charles, apprentice to Jos. Brownell, b. 39 Spring. 
Dyer Christopher E. (Hayes, Dyer ^ Cb.) h. 153 North Second. 
Dyer Ezra, uacksmith, w. for Butts & Smith, h. 10 Chancery. 
Dyer Henry, w. Fleming's salt works, h. 41 Cove. 
Dyer James P. soap factory rear 166, h. 184 South Water. ■,- 
Dyer Jesse W. mason, h. 13 Cedar. 
Dyer Reuben, mariner, h. 93 Smith. 
Dyer William H. w. for James P. Dyer, h. 151 South Water. 



Eagleton Thomas J. trader, 29, h. 29 Middle. 

Earl Thomas, painter, h. 82 South Second, cor. Coffin. * 

Eastham Henry F. master bark America, h. 19 Maxfeld. 

Eastman Robert K. b. 153 Ehn, << California." 

Eaton Augustus, J. hats, caps and furs, 84 Union, b. Mansion house. 

Eaton Charles, in schooner Ellen Rodman, h. 87 Smiths 

Eaton Daniel S. moulder in Taber's Iron Foundry, b. 45 N. Second. 

Eaton Sarah, boarding house, 45 North Second, cor. Elm. 

Eddy George M. domestic dry goods, 108 Union, h. 70 Third. 

Eddy Job, merchant, fa. 85 South Second. 

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86 DIRECTOEY. 

J£,My Marv, widow, h. 9 Bash, cor. First 

Eddy Wilfiam, {Taber ^ Co.) h. 81 Cottage, Cor. Grove. 

Eden Charles, mariner, h. rear 69 Mill. 

Edwards Anna E. music teacher, h. 17 Mill. 

Edwards Charles H. sail maker, h. 63 Smith, " California." 

Edwards Hosea, shipwright, b. 98 North Second. 

Edwards Pardon G. master mariner, h. 169 Middle. 

Edwards Roswell M. mariner, h. 107 Sycamore, cor. Cedar. 

Edwards Shubael G. Assistant City Marshall} h. 194 Middle, cor. 

Summer. 
Edwards Thomas, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Edwards William G. cooper, shop and house 108 First, cor. Coffin. 
Edson Cyrus H. shipwright, b. on Fish Island. 
Edson Daniel, housewright, h. 63 Mill. 
Egerton John, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
Eilley Joseph, ship keeper, h. 320 Purchase. 
Eldrid^e^ Azariah, Pastor North Congregational Church, Purchase St. 

n. 163 County. 
Eldridge Charles A. app. Driggs & Dean, b. 13 Kempton. 
Eldridge Daniel, calker, w. for Benj. Gtage, h. 170 South Second. 
Eldridge Harriet, widow, h. Belville. 

Eldridge James, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 167 South Second. 
Eldridge John, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 168 South Second. 
Eldridge John, app. M. B. Palmer, b. 48 North. 
Eldridge Robert M. in ship Majestic, h. 226 Middle. 
Eldridge Samuel, w. O. & G. O. Crocker's c. w. h. 180 S. Second. 
Eldridge Samuel, Jr. w. O. & G. O. Crocker's c. w. b. 180 S. Second. 
Eldridge Stephen, calker. h. 14 Howland. 
Eldridge Stephen, Jr. b. 14 Howland. 
Eldridge William H. calker, h. 102 Fourth. 
Eldridge William J. in ship Herald, of Fairhaven, b. Belville. 
Eliot Thomas Dawes, (Eliot ^ Kassotij) h. 134 County. 
Eliot {Thomas Dawes) & Kasson, {John Adam^) counselors, attorneys 

at law, and notary public, office 36 1-2 North Water. 
Eliot Bosanna, widow, h. 231 Middle. 
Ellenwood George B. paper hanger, etc. 91 Middle, h. 1 Willis, cor. 

Ray. 
Ellis Ald^n G. master ship William Thompson, b. 185 Union. 
Ellis Caleb L. cooper, shop rear Parker's Block, Middle street, and 

No. 40 North Sixth, h. 92 Elm. 
Ellis Cephas, mariner, h. 54 North. 

Ellis Charles A. mariner, in ship Clifford Wayne, b. 73 First. 
Ellis David H. b. 185 Union, " California." 
Ellis Edwin, mariner, in ship Hope, h. 73 First. 
-Wlis James, w. at Parker House. 

Ellis Jonathan W. clothing, 13 North Second, h. 62 South Second. 
Ellis Josephus, master sloop Helen, h. 54 Noith. 
Ellis Leonard, fish market, Steam Boat Wharf, h. 64 Foster. 
Ellis Mendall, shipwright, h. 38 Maxfeld. 
Ellis Nathaii S. derk 15, h. 61 South Water. 
Ellis Thomas, carpet and furniture ware room 55 Purchase, b. 185 

Union. 
Ellis Thomas H. clerk 3 Purchase, b. 79 Third. 



DIRECTORY. 89 

Ellis Watson, cabinet maker, 53 Sou^ Water, h. 78 First. 

Ellis Watson, jr. cabinet maker, 63 South Water, b. 73 First. 

Ellis WiUiam H. clerk 159 Purchase, b. 88 Maxfeld. 

Elsbree Hyram L. w. 15 Third. 

Elsbree Lydia B. boarding house, Wamsutta Mills. 

Elsbree Joseph R. b. Wamsutta boarding house. ^ 

Elsbree Samuel, w. Wamsutta Mills, 

Elsworth Charles W. w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, h. 98 N. Second. 

Elsworth John, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Ely George E. S. w. N. B. Planing Mill, h. 36 1-2 South Second. 

Elzymore John, whitewasher, etc. 216 Middle. 

Emely Mitchell, in schooner Daniel Francis, b. 17 Howland. 

Emerson John F. principal in High School, h. 107 William. 

Emerson Henry F. b. 107 William. 

Emery Abby, boarding house, 29 Union. 

Emery Joseph, shoemaker, w. for Paul Ewer, h. 21 South Second. 

Enes Alanuel, laborer, h. 162 South Water. 

Ennis George, w. for Matdiew Howland, 37 Hawthorn street. 

Ennis Giles, truckman for George Wilson & Co. b. 165 Grinnell. 

Ennis John W. truckman, h. 165 Grinnell. 

Esman Henry, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, b. 50 Arnold. 

Estes Abraham, mariner, h. 318 Purchase. 

Estes Greorge W. grocer, store and house, 303 Purchase. 

Estes Hiram M. housewright, shop 195 County, h. 170 Middle. 

Estes Joseph, h. 303 Purchase. 

Evans Benjamin, principal Hill Grammar School, h. 65 Walden. 

Evans George E. grocer, 111 Elm, h. 174 Middle. 

Evans Henry, superintendent N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 167 County, 

cor. Middle. 
Evans Thomas, shipwright, b. 16 Mill. 
Everett Elisha H. ornamental stone cutter, w. for Joseph Allen, Jr. h. 

56 Summer.. 
Ewer John, master ship Hichmond, of Boston, b. 23 Maxfeld. 
Ewer Paul, boots, shoes and leather, 11 South Water, h. 9 Bethel 

Court. 
Ewer Walter C. derk 11 South Water, b. 9 Bethel Court. 



Fairweather Edward, w. 24 Fourth, b. 67 School. 

Fairweather Experience, widow, h. 203 Middle. 

Fairweather James, w. for T. G. Coffin, h. rear 25 Howland. 

Faisneau George £. clerk 20 Purchase, b. 28 Bush. 

Fales Charles, daguerreotype artist, 22 Cheapside, b. 42 Hill. 

Fales Giles S. watches and jewelry, 95 North Water, b. 42 Hill. 

Fales James, watch maker, 95 North Water, h. 42 Hill. 

Fales James, Jr. watch maker, w. 95 North Water, b. 42 Hill. 

Fales Peter, ornamental sign and deconti&g painter, 14 Commercial 

Wharf, b. 42 HiU. 
Fales William B. conductor on N. B. and T. B. Boad, h. 303 Forchase. 
Fanning John, laborer, h. 234 Cgunty. 
Fanning Michael, w. for Gideon AUen, 23 Soath Sixib. 
Farmer. Dennis, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
Farmer Diana, widow, h. 140 North SecoiuU 



88 DIRECTORY. 

Farrar Joseph, boarding house, 162 Soath Water. 
Farrar Manael, boardinff house, 138 South Water. 
Farrisy Jeremiah, w. S.Iieonard's c. w. h. 153 South Water. 
Faulkner Parker, apprentice S. A. Tripp & Co. 11 North Water, b. 

57 School. ' 
Faunce Thomas C. farmer, h. Assonet road, near AUen^s Mills. 
Faunce Sumner SC shipwright, h* Allen's Mill road, near Allen's 

MiU. 
Favor Michael, laborer, h. 230 Ray. 
Fellows Charles, w. on Rail Road, h. 818 Purchase. 
Fellows Samuel, in schooner Horace, h. 157 Qrinnell. 
Ferguson Francis, laborer, h. rear 69 Mill. 
Ferguson Jireh L. housewright 24 South Second, h. 85 Fonrth. 
Ferguson John A. waiter at Parker House, h. basement, 55 North 

Sixth. 
Ferguson Robert C. laborer, h. 224 Middle. 
Ferguson William, laborer, h. 226 Middle. 
Femey Priscilla, b. 138 Purchase. 
Femey Thomas H. clerk 107 Union, h. 87 MilL 
Field Joseph, w. George Howland's c. w. h. 200 Ray. 
Field WilUam P. h. 150 Middle. 
Fies William laborer, h. 239 Ray. 
Fmkill John, Uborer. h. 62 Arnold. 
Fish Abner, master mariner, sails out of Mobile, b. 1 William, cor. N. 

Water. . 
Fish John R. w. N. B. Steam Mills, h. 119 Pleasant. 
Fish Otis, h. 107 South Orange. 
Fish Sarah A. widow, h. 3 £ddy's South Wharf. 
Fish William H. student in dentistry with £. G. Ward, b. Mansion 

house. 
Fisher Clark D. shipwright, h. 148 North Second. 
Fisher George T. Uborer, h. 220 Middle. 
Fisher^Geoige W. app. to John Wilcox, b. 72 State. 
Fisher Henry H. drives bread cart for Wation & Manchester, h. 112 

Purchase. 
Fisher James, dry goods 20 Purchase, h. 119 William. 
Fisher John B. laborer, h. basement, 59 Elm. 
Fisher Matthew, mariner, b. 17 Morgan's Row. 
Fisher William W. boot and shoe nutker 103 1-2, b. 103 Middle. 
Fitzgerald George R. mariner, in ship John A. Robb, of Fairhaven, 

b. 158 Kempton. 
Fitzgerald John, weaver Wamsutta IkOIIs. 
Fitzgerald Patrick, in ship St. Peter, h. 158 Kempton. 
Fitzgerald Priscilla, nurse, h. 158 Kempton. 
Fitzpatrick Edmund, gardener, h. 36 County. 
Fitzpatrick Gerald, UuDorer, h. rear 185 South Water. 
Flagg Charles, h. rear 37 Smith, '' California." 
Fleetwood Lewis, waiter in steamboat Massachusetts, h. 16 Rnsaell. 
Flemming JerenUah, laborer, h; 8 Old Maricet Square. 
Flemming Lorenzo D. homoopathic physician, h. and office 108 Elm. 
Fletcher George F. waiter at I). R. Greene's, h. 114 Seventh. 
Fletcher Martha, washing, etc. h. 86 S. Sixth. 
Flood Isaac, w. 37 Purchfiae» h. 54 Chesnut. 



DIRECTORY. 89 

Flood Mary, wife of Isaac, confectionary 74 1-2 Purchase. 

Flynn Edmund, carpenter, w. for David B. Pierce, h. 123 Allen. 

Flynn Margaret, widow, h. 5 High. 

Flynn Peter, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 

Flynn Feter Y. carpenter, w.for David R. Pierce, h. 125 Allen. 

Flynn Richard laborer, h. 5 High. 

Folger William F. cooper, h. rear 208 Middle. 

FoUet John, fireman Wamsutta Mills. 

Folsom Benjamin, w. N. B. Saleratus Factory, h. 1 Howhmd, cor. 
Third. 

Folsom Levi, physician and surgeon, office 93 1-2 Middle, h. 186 
. Purchase, cor. Maxfeld. 

Forbes Henry H. carriage trimmer, w. for G. L. Brownell, h. 43 Syca- 
more, cor. Walden. 

Forbes Russell^ nurse at City Alms House. 

Forbes William H. b. 87 First, cor. Bush. 

Ford William, h. 29 South Water. 

Foster Andrew, farmer, h. " Church faim," Acnshnet avenue. 

Foster Ebenezer L. h. 104 1-2 Pleasant. 

Foster Ebenezer L. jr. housewright, h. 106 Pleasant. 

Foster Isaiah D. housewright Wamsutta Mills, h. 106 Pleasant. 

Foster James, housewright, h. 123 Pleasant. 

Foster James, app. Chapman & Bonney, b. 163 County. 

Foster John M. procer, 61 Masrfeld, b. 79 Thomas, cor. Sycamore. 

Foster Lvdia, widow, h. 119 Purchase. 

Fraine Walter P. painter, h. 97 South Second, cor. Russell. 

Francis Abraham, farmer, h. Mount Pleasant st. 2d north Mount 
Vernon. 

Francis Bradford, laborer, h. 100 Allen. 

Francis Ezra (Sawyer^ West Sf Co.) h. 107 TTillmftTi, 

Francis Isaac, laborer, h. 74 Walden. 

Francis Isaac, Jr. laborer, b. 74 Walden. 

Francis Joseph, mariner, h. 103 South Orange. 

Francis Manuel, boarding house, 98 South Second. 

Francis Manuel, mariner, b. 172 South Water. 

Francis Samuel E. w. O. & G. O. Crocker's c. w. h. 12 Crapo street. 

FrankUn Albert G. machinist, w. N. B. Steam Mills, h. 161 Pleasant, 
cor. Franklin. 

Freelove Caleb, stone cutter, h. 90 Linden. 

Freeman Edward P. boots and shoes 3 Purchase, resides in Daxt- 

- mouth- 
Freeman Heniy B. laborer, h. 61 Spruce. 

Freeman Hezekiah, housewright, h. 102 Pleasant. 

Freeman Isaac, hou8ewright,li. 98 Pleasant 

Freeman James, deputy collector Custom House, resides in Fairhaven, 

Freeman John, apprentice to Wilcox & Sherman, b. 91 Walden. 

Freeman John C. housewright, h. 233 Countjr, cor. Smith. 

Freeman Marcus L. " Caliromia," inq. A. Gammons. 

Freeman Sylvia S. dress maker, h. 31 HUlman. 

French Gustavus L. restorateur 24 South Water. 

French Hiram W. principal Bush street School, b. Parker House. 

French Rodney, merchant, c. r. 201 N. Water, h. 221 Purchase, 

Frlsbie Thomas S. housewright, h. 86 GrlnnelL 



90 DIRECTORY. 

Fryes Ebenezer, '* laborer and dentiflt/' h. rear 339 S. Water. 

Fiuler Benjamin, rigger, h. Kempton street, west of Silas Kempton'f . 

Fuller Elizabeth, widow, h. 70 Pleasant 

Fuller Frederick M. clerk 97 Union, resides in Fairharen. . 

Fuller James, laborer, h. basement, 136 Kempton. 

Fuller James, laborer, h. 133 Allen. 

Fuller John, Custom House Inspector, h. 108 Third. 

Fuller John, b. with Pardon B. Potter, Mount Pleasant street. 

Fuller John C. w. Samuel Leonard's c. w. h. 32 Wing. 

Fuller Joseph H. cooper, in ship Emerald, b. 71 South Second 

Fuller Mary, widow, h. 71 South Second, cor. Bush. 

Fuller Thomas M housewright, w. for Booth & Hathaway, h. rear 33 

WilUis. 
Fuller Thomas, in ship Emigrant, h. 48 South. 
Fuller William L. in ship Amethyst, b. 71 S. Second, cor. Bosh. 
Furlong Patrick, laborer, h. 178 Ray, cor. Pearl. 
Fussell James A. derk 1 Taber's wharf, b. 72 Third. 
Fussell Jonathan F. merchant, 1 Taber's wharf, h. 72 Third. 

Gabriel Samuel E. boat builder, b. 156 South Water. 

Gachell David W. fisherman, b. 151 North Second. 

Ga^ Benjamin, calker, h. 116 Purchase. 

Gams Lucy, h. 19 Howland. 

Galen Peter, tailor, w. for Kichmond & Wood, h. 175 South Second. 

Galpin John L. mariner, in ship Livexpool, h. Ill 1-2 South Second. 

Gammons Alanson, (A, Gammons ^ Son,) h. 17 Elm. 

Gammons A (Alanson) & Son ( George F, W.) grocers, 83 N. Water. 

Gammons Curtis T. teamster, n. 78 Linden. 

Gammons George F. W. (A. Gammons ^ Son,) b. 17 Elm. 

Gammons Ephmim T. app. to G. Homer & Co. b. 24 High. 

Grammons Lemuel, blacksmith, h. Ashland, cor. Linden. 

Gammons Lemuel, Jr. shoemaker, b. with Lemuel Geunmons. 

Gammons Samuel, teamster, b. with Lemuel Gammons. 

Gans William, variety store, 70 Maxfeld. 

Gardner Abraham, master mariner, h. 97 State. 

Grardner Christopher F. w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Gardner Edmund, merchant, c. r. 16 Coffin, h. 84 South Second, cor. 

Coffin. 
Gardner Edward, master ship Frances, h. 30 Campbell. 
Gardner Edward, Jr. in ship Bavaria, of New York, b. 80 Campbell. 
Gardner George, boot and shoe maker, 74, h. 141 Purchase. 
Gardner James, laborer, h. 208 Middle. 
Gardner John H. clerk 16 Coffin, b. 84 South Second. 
Gardner John S. in bark Champion, of Westport, h. 81 Walden. i 

Gardner Joseph, mariner, b. 16 KusselL , 1 

Gardner Josiah, shipwright, h. 21 Thini. * j 

Gardner Olive C. cook Mansion House, h. Ill Bay. ^ 

Gardner Sarah B. dress maker, 21 Third. 
Gardner William A. mariner, b. 30 Campbell. 
Garlick William A. w. N. E. Rivet Factory, b. 179 South Water, cor. 

GrinnelL 
GaskiU Tyler B. clerk Parker House. 



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PIBECTOEY. 91 

Gates Willianii shipwright, h. 79 Thomas, cor. Sycamord. 

George Joseph, Uborer, h, 85 Washington. 

Gerard James, w. Wamsutta Mills, 

Gerrish Hannah C. widow, h. 47 Seventh. 

Gerrish William L. druggist, 67 Union, h. 24 Seventh. 

Gibbins Mary, Washing, etc. h. 25 Howland. 

Gibbons Daniel, grocer, 24 South Water, h. rear 26 First. 

Gibbs Abby H. widow, b. 67 William. 

Gibbs Alexander, merchant, c. r. 21 Orange, h. 89 Spring. 

Gibbs Allen C. clerk 9 Fourth, b. 42 School. 

Gibbs Ansel, shipwright, h. 15 Bnssell. 

Gibbs Bartlett, boanOn^ house, 20 School, cor. First. 

Gibbs Charles, housewright, b. 8 Bethel Court. 

Gibbs Constant D. mariner, in ship Two Brothers, b. 3 Eempton. 

Gibbs Elijah D. mariner, h. 3 Eempton. 

Gibbs Elisha, ship keeper, h. 91 Washington. 

Gibbs George C. Jr. in schooner Richmond, b. 8 Bethel Court. 

Gibbs George C. 2d. boot and shoemaker, w. 26 Forchase, h. 45 Foster. 

Gibbs George W. w. Samuel Leonard's c. works, n. 65 Prospect. 

Gibbs Hanimh, widow, h. 68 Walnut. 

Gibbs Isaac, mariner, b. 91 Third. 

Gibbs Isaac L. housewrieht, h. 91 Third. 

Gibbs Jabez, shipwright, n. 83 Pleasant. 

Gibbs John, mariner, h. Belville. 

Gibbs John C. in schooner Paugassett, b. 8 Bethel Court 

Gibbs John L. mariner, in ship Kentucky, of Boston, h. 55 Hill. 

Gibbs Joshua, 3d. lively stable, 7, 8 and 9 Fourth, h. 42 School. 

Gibbs Mary C. widow, h. 8 Bethel Court. 

Gibbs Robert, merchant, c. r. 1 Taber's wharf, h. 27 S. Sixth. 

Gibbs Roland T. master schooner Henry Gibbs, h. 142 Third. 

Gibbs William, boat builder, w. for George Hart, h. 99 Fourth. 

Gibbs William H. master sloop Index, h. 140 Third. 

Gibbs WilUam H. b. 136 Third, " GaUfomia." 

Gibson John, gardner for C. W. Morgan, h. 175 Union. 

Gibson John, weaver Wamsutta MiUs. 

Gidley Abraham M. housewright, w. for I>avid R. Pierce, h. 228 Ray. 

GifFord Abner, cooper, w. for George Howland, h. 56 Mill, cor. Foster. 

Gifibrd Abraham, merchant, h. Ill Third. 

Gitiford Abraham M. copper smith, w. for GifFord & Topham, h. 34 Elm. 

Gifford Albert, druggist and apothecary, 49 Union, cor. N. Water, h. 

2 Bethel Court. 
GifFord Alden M. teamster, h. 49 Cove. 
GifFord Alexander H. housewright, h. 1 Cedar. 
GifFord Alfred M. master schooner Boxer, h. 24 Pearl. 
Gifibrd Archebus, b. 35 Allen. 

Gifford Asa, mariner, in ship Adeline Gibbs, of Fairhaven, h. 61 Cedar. 
Gifford Benjamin, laborer, n. 145 County. 
Gifford Benjamin, laborer, h. 31 Sherman. 

Gifford Benjamm T. w. for S. Robeson, 277 Cotmty,h. rear 277 Comity. 
Gifford Braddock, housewright, h. 51 Summer, cor. Middle. 
Gifford Canaan, grocer, 59, b. 51 Middle. 
Gifford Charles B. carpenter, b. 51 Summer, 
Gifford Charles F. housewright, h. 8 Wing. 



92 DIRECTORY. 

Gifibrd Cbaxles G. w. for Ladd & Ttirner, h. 128 Pleasant. 

Gifford Christiana, tailoress, b. 108 Fourtii, cor. Bedford. 

Gilford Clothier, '* boot and shoe maker, practical phrenologist, &c.** 

193 South Water, h. 2 Cottntr. 
Gifford Dayid M. lirery stable, 170 Purchase, b. 70 Walden. 
Gifford David S. boots and shoes, 15 Cheapside, h. 122 Kempton. 
Gifford Edson, cooper, h. 88 South Water. 
Gifford Edward L. apprentice to Braddock Gifford, b. 51 Summer, 

cor. Middle. 
Gifford Elihu, wholesale provision store, 2 Walnut, h. 55 Third. 
Gifford Elihu H. shipwright, w. for Stephen Andrews, h. 39 Smith. 
Gifford Elijah, housewright, h. 12 Countv, cor. South. 
Gifford Elkanah, h. 157 Grinnell, " California." 
Gifford Ephraim, Jr. laborer, b. 179 South Second. 
Gifford G«orge, in ship George Howland, b. with Obed Gifford, 

Acuslmet village. 
Gifford George G. ( Giffwd <f. Topham,) h. 68 Elm. 
Gifford Gideon D. deik for E. C Jones, b. 2 Brick Block, Cheapside. 
Gifford Hallet, mover of buildings, h. 36 Elm. i 

Gifford Henrj, in ship Wm. & Eliza, h. Acushnet village. ^ 

Gifford Henry, h. 12 County, cor. South. 

Gifford Humphrey A. Jr. clerk 108 Union, b. 2 Brick Block, Cheapside. 
Gifford Isaac, mariner, in bark Lebaron, b. 7 Cedar. 
Gifford John, clerk for T. Wilcox, b. 104 North Second. 
Gifford John A. boarding officer, h. 63 Charles. 
Gifford John A. w. N. B. and T. B. Koad, h. 127 Pleasant. 
Gifford Joseph A. boot and shoe maker, 61, h. 100 County. 
Gifford Luther, h. 65 Foster, 
Gifford Mary, h.47 South Sixth. 
Gifford Nathan B. housewright, 19 Spring, b. 152 Union. 
Gifford Obed, laborer, h. Acushnet village. 
Gifford Pardon, shipwright, h. 10 South Sixth. 
Gifford (Parc^on) & Thomson, (John H.) Commission Merchants, 15 

Orange street 
Gifford Peleg, laborer, h. 77 Cedar. 
Gifford Phila, b. 2 Bethel Court. 
Gifford Rebecca, widow, h. 8 Wing. 
Gifford Samuel (Brett if Gifford,) h. 836 South Water. 
Gifford Samuel T. app. to Nathan Lewis, 79 N. Water, b. 51 Summer. 
Gifford Shubael H. 2a. shoe maker, h. Acushnet village. 
Gifford Squire, truckman, h. 70 Walden. 
Gifford ( George G.) & Topham, ( WiUiam H.) brass founders, Hazard's 

wharf, office 77 North Water. 
Gifford Willflxd, laborer, h, 7 Cedar, « California." 
Gifford William, merchant, c. r. 7 Taber's wharf, h. 68 Third. 
Gifford William, 2d. housewright, r9 Spring, h. 166 North. 
Gifford William A. laborer, h. 98 Soudi Second. 
Gifford William R. w. 170 Purchase, b. 70 Walden. 
Gifford William T. in bark Bremen, b. 77 Cedar. 
Gifford Zylpbia, seamstress, h. 35 Allen. 
Gilbert Eliza W. millinery, 6. Cheapside, b. Mansion Hotue. 
Gilbert John, b. 37 Kempton. 
Gilbert Nathaniel (S, A, Tripp |- Co.) h. 26 County. 



DIRECTORY. M 

Cfflman Edward V. h. 93 Third, « California." 

Cripson Mary, widow, h. 4 Sullivan. 

Givens Henry, mariner, sails out of Boston, h. 25 Howland. 

Givens Joseph W. housewright, h. & North Second. 

Gleason Amasa L. principal Sears' Hall School, b. 31 Elm. 

Godfrey {Bufus) & Muoroe, (Edward,) New York Express, office 116 

Union. 
Godfrey Rufus \ GoUfreij 4» M^mroe^ h^ 282 l*urchase. 
Godfrey Rufus, Jr. painter, b. 282 Purchase. 
Goff Horace H. book binder, w. 47 Union street, h. 89 Elm. 
Goldsmith Abner, shipwright, h. 25 Russell. 
Goings Anthony, mariner, h. 188 Eempton. 
Goings John, w. for Mary GiiFord, 47 South Sixth. 
Gomley Alexander, w. for John C. HaskeU, 85 Bush. 
Goodeno Jotham, candle box maker^ 119, h. ll3 South Second. 
Gooding Alanson, h. 24 South Sixth* 
Gooding George, yBryaidiii Gooding,) h. 61 Cedar. *- 

Goodspeed Joseph, housewright, h. 194 South Second. 
Goodspeed Obed, clerk for Ebenezer Nye, b. 194 South Second. 
Goramley William, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. Ash, cor. Elm. 
Gordon bavid, laborer, h. 3 First. 
Gordon John, laborer, h. 127 Kempton. 
Gordon Thomas P. clerk, 11 Central wharf, b. 85 Fifth. 
Grordon William, gardener, h. 11 Franklin. 

Gordon William, Deputy Sheriff^ and Coroner, h. 85 Fifth, cor. Bedford. 
Gordon William, Jr. clerk 117 Union, b. 8 1-2 Cheapside. 
Gordon William A. physician and surgeon, h. and office 121 William, 

cor. Eighth. 
Gorham John S. painter, h. 39 Elm. 
Gormand Michael, grocer, 82, h. 84 North Water. 
Gormlev John, laborer, h. basement, 74 Mill. 
Gould Albert G. bread cart, h. 57 Summer. 
Gould John L. penny post, h. 47 Pleasant. 
Gould Jonathan C. blacksmith, b. 117 Ray. 
Gouldsborough Robert, waiter Parker House, h. 210 Middle. 
GoWen Asa, w. Linseed Oil Factory, b. 34 South Second. 
Graham Benjamin, weaver Wamsutta Mills, b. Wamstitta boarding 

house. 
Graham James ^. in ship Clifford Wa3me,of Fairhavcn, b. 24 School. 
Grant Richard, laborer, o. rear 130 Kempton. 
Grant Samuel, mariner, h. 24 Oak. 
Gr&j (WUliam A.) & Barker, (Nathan,) carriage manufacturers, 51 

Elm. 
Gray Darius, (Grav ^ Smith,) h. 82 Mjddle. 
Gray Edward H. clerk 5 Purchasie, b. 25 South Second. 
Gray Gilbert C. (Hatch, Gray ^ Co.) h.37 Kiempton. 
Gi:ay Henry, harness maker, 24 Fourth, b. 57 School. 
Gray Isaac, clerk for W. B. Potter, 185 County, b. 91 William.] 
Gray John H. carpenter, b. 18 Parker. 
Gray Joseph J. b. 82 Middle, " California." 
Gray Pardon^ livery stable, 22, h. 25 South Second. 
Gray Pardon, laborer, h. 38 Foster, cor. Mill. 
Gray Pardon, 2d. laborer, h. 38 Foster, cor. Mill. 



94 DIRECTORY. 

Gray Ruami, h. 75 North Second. 

Gray {Lkzrius) & Smith, {Ezra,) blacksmiths, shop rear 144 K. Wftter- 

Gray Thomas, w. Mercury office, b. 152 Kempton. 

Gray William A. ( Gray ^ Barker,) h. 116 Pleasant 

Greene Alfred, (Sears ^ Greene,) h. 83 Third. 

Greene Andrew B. cabman, h. rear 78 Linden. 

Greene Auj^istns A. (Leonard 4* Chreene^) h. 63 Third. 

Greene Benjamin H. clerk 83 Union, b. 52 School. 

Greene Charles S. clerk 2 Purchase, b. 50 Fourth. 

Greene Daniel, farmer, Cannonyille. 

Greene Daniel B. in ship Roman, 2d. h. 91 Ray. 

Greene David, laborer, h. Noel Taber Road. 

Greene David R. (David R. Greene <5» Co.) h. 56 South Sixth. 

Greene David R. & Co. (Dennis Wood, TriUard Nye, and Robert B. 
Greene,) merchants, 9 Taber's wharf. 

Greene Edward W. b. 1 South Second, cor. Union. 

Greene Eliza S. h. 229 Middle. 

Greene Francis H. bonnet presser, 12 Cheapside. 

Greene Horatio N. b. 56 South Sixth. 

Greene John, laborer, h. Smith Mill road. 

Greene Lydia B. millinery, 43 Purchase. 

Greene ^lary, h. second rear 78 Linden. 

Greene Perry, laborer, w. for Daniel Ricketson, " Woodlee." 

Greene Robert B. (David R. Greene ^ Co.) and (E. C. Milliken 4* 
Co.) h. 88 Fourth. 

Greene Sarah Ann, widow, h. 153 Purchase. 

Greene Simon, laborer, h. 68 Kempton. 

Greene Thomas A. Chairman School Committee, b. 34 S. Sixth, cor. 
Walnut. 

Greenman Jeremiah, barber. 80 1-2 Union, b. 35 Willis. 

Greenman Josiah, ship carpenter, h. 35 Willis. 

Gregoiy John, in pilot boat Fawn, b. 22 Third. 

Grew David, laborer, h. Noel Taber road, 6th from CannonvUle. 

Grew Thomas, b, with David Davis, North Road. 

Griffin Charles H. truckman, w. for T. Tripp, b. 228 South Second. 

Griffin John M. mariner, b. 64 South Second, 

Griffin Sidney, blacksmith, h. 13 Chancery. 

Griffin William, (Griffin ^ Nutting,) b. 7 South Water. 

Griffin ( William) & Nutting, (Albert,) crocers, shop 7 South Water. 

Griffith William G. w, for Joseph Clarke, Mount Pleasant. 

Grinnell Andrew B. constable, tailor, Acushnet village. 

Grinnell Charles, English Consul, commission merchant, c. r. .Botch's 
wharf, h. 185 Union. 

Grinnell Cornelius, h. 135 Third, cor. Grinnell. 

Grinnell Henry, in ship Audubon, b. 69 Third. 

GrinneU John C. b. 69 Third, " California." 

Grinnell Joseph, President Marine Bank, President N, B. and Taun- 
ton Rad Road, and President Wamsutta MiUs Corporation, 
office 52 North Water, h. 97 County. 

Grinnell Joseph G. (Taber Sf Co.) h. 41 Hawthorn. 

Grinnell La^vi-ence, merchant, c. r. 32 Centre, h. 45 Hawthorn. 

Grinnell Priscilla, nurse, h. 90 Smith. 

GriancU William P. merchant, c. r. 27 Rotch's Sqnare, h. 69 Third. 



DIRECTORY. 95 

Groat James, ship carpenter, h. 7 Franklin. 

Groves Alexander, carriage maker, w. for G.L. Brownell,h. 57 School. 

Groves Henry, ship keeper, h. 146 Middle. 

Groves Henry, Jr. w. Lmseed Oil Factory, h. 146 Middle. 

Groves Philip, grocer, 63 Union, h. 146 Middle, " California.' 

Grininger Lawrence,, in hark Alto, b. 75 North Second. 

Gnmey Benjamin R. w. for Thomas Hanlon, 23 Mechanics Lane, b. 
159 Middle. 

Gnscott Thomas A. boot and shoe maker, w. 16 Third, h. 98 Fourth. 

Goshee Horace, groceries and provisions, 12 and 14 Union, " Cali- 
fornia." 

Gnstavus John, butcher, h. Blackmer's Grove. 

Gwynneth John M. W. h. 19 Maxfeld. 

Gwynneth William O. H. h. 40 Ehn. 



Hacket Charles, w. Wamsntta Mills. 

Hacket William C. cabman for J. B. Thomas, b. 173 IVIiddle. 

Hadley Jacob B, baker, 47 and 49, h. 51 i South Water. 

Hiifards Charles, sail maker, loft Rotch's Square, h. 16 Spring. 

Haffards James, in schooner Tremont, " California," h. 63 Forest. 

Hafiards Jonathan, mariner, h. 40 County. 

Hafford Benjamin, printer, w. 6 North Water, b. 21 Hillman. 

Haffbrd Ebenezer F. b. 21 Hilhnan, " California." 

Hafford John, b. 21 Hillman. 

Hafford Joseph, shop 10 South Water, h. 10 Bethel Court. 

Hafford Stephen, shop 10 South Water, h. 2] Hillman. 

Hale James, boot maker, w. for P. Ewer, 11 S. Water, h. 9 N. Sixth. 

Hale John Francis, blacksmith, w. 140 Middle, b. 98 Kempton. 

Haley Frank, waiter, Mansion House. 

Hall Alvin E. w. for John Perkins, 141 Union, h. State street. 

Hall Charles E. painter, w. 24 Centre, b. 18 Sherman. 

Hall D. Franklm, (Nye 8f Hall,) b. City Hotel. 

Hall Edwin, apprentice to Elisha Tobey, Jr. 

Hall George, b. 133 Union, " California." 

Hall Isaac D. (I. D. HaU^ Co.) h. 41 Fourth. 

Hall I. D. (Isaac D.) & Co. (Stephen G, Driscoll,) wholesale groceries 

and provisions, 60 Union. 
Hall John P. brass founder, w. for A. D. Richmond & Co. h. 18 

Sherman. 
Hall Joseph D. ship carpenter, h. 28 Campbell. 
Hall Nathaniel B. grocer, 216 County, cor. Maxfeld, h. 93 Maxfeld. 
Hall Robert, w. for Thomas Mandall, 49 Fourth. 
Hall William, hat, cap and furnishing store, 131, boarding house 133 

Union. 
Halli^n Bridget, widow, h..81 North Second, cor. Elm. 
Haly Francis, laborer, w. Mansion House. 
Ham Hyram, h. 89 South Water, " California." 
Hamblin Hervey, farmer, h. 88 William. 

Hambly William H. rigger, w. for Whitton & Searell, h. 184 Ray. 
Hamilton Augustus, dnves bread cart for J. B. Hadley, h. 18 Third. 
Hamilton James, sail maker, w. 33 Commercial wharf, h. 206 S. Water. 
HflmliTi Augustus P. (Eamlin ^ Perkins,) h. 40 Spring. 



96 DIRECTOKY. 

Hamlin {Augustus P.) & Perkins, {Barnabas S.) provisions and gro- 
ceries, 14 Centre, cor. Orange. 

Hammett Albert, dry goods, 10 Purchase, h. 42 Third. 

Hammett James, dry goods, 44 Purchase, h. 79 Third. 

Hammett Nathan E. <&y goods, 16 Purchase, h. 46 North. 

Hammett Sarah M. fancy box maker, h. 65 North Water. 

Hammond Alathea, washing, etc. h. 21 Howland. 

Hammond Caleb, dentist, 19 Cheapside, b. 79 South Second. 

Hammond Caleb, honsewright, w. 19 Spring, b. 152 Union. 

Hammond Charles, laborer, h. 69 Middle. 

Hammond Charles, w. 17 Third, h. Pope's Island. 

Hammond Charles, laborer, h. 60 Thomas. 

Hammond Cynthia, widow, h. 96 Elm. 

Hammond Henry, carriage painter, 84 Purchase, b. Ill Middle. 

Hammond John, w. 22 South Second, b. 20 School. 

Hammond John, mariner, h. 67 Mill. 

Hammond Joseph, captain city watch, h. 72 Elm,, cor. N. Sixth. 

Hammond Saran, widow, h. 65 North Water. 

Hammond Seth, h. 60 Thomas. 

Hammond William, laborer, h. rear Grove School house, South 
Water street. 

Hammond William, ship joiner, h. 49 Middle. 

Hammond William, Jr. ship joiner, shop Steamboat wharf, h. 49 
Middle. 

Hammond William T. in ship James Allen, b. 1 South Second. 

Hand Abraham, laborer, h. rear 142 Kempton. 

Hands John, blacksmith, h. Noel Taber road, 9th from Cannonville. 

Handerson Philip, sail maker, h. 230 Middle. 

Handy Hiram S. w. for Benj. jEtodman, h. 318 Purchase. 

Handy Joshua, lamp lighter, h. 30 Bedford. 

Handy Marv D. matron Orphans Home, S. Water, cor. Cove St. 

Handy Michael, laborer, h. rear 41 Smith. 

Handy Nye, shipwright, h. 98 Kempton. 

Handy Rebecca, widow, h. 85 Kempton. 

Handy Sarah, widow, h. 63 Kempton. 

H indy Walter, watchman N B. Steam Mills, h. 63 Kempton. 

Handy William A. housewright, h. 197 County. 

Hmes Shubael, laborer, h. U Sears' Court. 

H minton Timothy, laborer, h. 9 First. 

H mlon Thomas, blacksmith, 23 Mechanics Lane, h. 53 Ehn. 

Hmnon James, w. 101 Union, b. 87 North Water. 

H mson Isabella, dress maker, h. North Road. 

Hirdenburgh Charles, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 91 Washington. 

Hardy Albert, clerk 40 South Water, b. 138 Purchase. 

Hardy Ambrose, clerk 119 Union, h. 69 Elm. 

Hardy Benjamin F. physician and surgeon, office and house 87 Wil- 
liam. 

Hardy Mary, seamstress, h. 57 Chesnut. 

Harleton Ezra O. teamster, h. 117 North Water. 

Harlow Alonzo H. teacher Acushnet Grammar School, b. Acnshnet. 

Harlow Otis, tailor, w» 16 South Water, h. 282 Purchase. 

Harmus Charles L. rope maker, h. 15 Howland. 

Harmus Charles L. Jr. w. S. Leonard's c. w^. h. 191 South Water. 



DIRECTORY. 97 

Hftmej Michael, brass fotmd^, w. for A. D. Biohmond & Co. h. rear 

37 Smith. 
Harper James, cit^ messenger, b. 192 Kempton. 
Harper James L rigger, h. 78 Ced«r. 
Harper Peter, horticulturist, h. 152 Kempton. 
Harrington Augustas, tamier and currier^ h. Acoshnet village. 
Harrington Fhuip, wearer Wamsutta Mills. 
Harris Abiah J. widow, h. 367 Elm. 
Harris Betsey, widow, h. 62 South Second. 
Harris Samuel P. bonnets, 66 Purchase, b. Mount Pleasant House, 

Cheapside. 
Harris WilUiam, derk 36 Union, b. 103 North Second. 
Harris WUUam H. laborer, h. 30 Bedford. 

Harrison Francis, painter, w. for Wm. Maxfield, b. 72 Washington. 
Harrison Grardner P. in bark Arab, of Fairhaven, b. 72 Washington. 
Harrison. Joseph B. laborer, h. 2 contemplated Wall st. near Bay. 
Harrison Thomas, blacksmith, w. for Butts & Smith Hazard's whaif, 

h. 61 Smith. 
Harrison William H. laborer, h. basement, 168 Kempton. 
Harrison William H. laborer, h. 26 Wing. 
Hart Alden, £Euiner, h. Mount Pleasant st. 
Hart Charles, truckman, h. 67 South Water. 
Hart David, laborer, h. 67 South Water. 
Hart Greorge, boat bulld<^, rear 94 South Water, h. 98 Third. 
Hart Henry W. gardener, h. 73 Allen. 
Hart John B. W. laborer, h. 134 South Water. 
Hart John C. ( WiUiam H. Sturtevant ^ Cb.) b. 30 Walnut 
Hart Joseph, mariner, in sloop Juniper, b. 134 South Water. 
Hart Joshua B. W. laborer, h. 134 South Water. 
Hart Bobert S. mariner, h. 209 South Water. 
Hart Simpson, sail maker, 33 Commercial whar^ h. 37 Fourth. 
Hartley James, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
Hartnell James, laborer, w. for Paul Spooner, 77 Spring. 
Harvey John C. watchman, h. 64 Foster. 
Harwood Bichard P. rigger, w. for James King, h. 171 Ray- 
Haskell Andrew, drives bread cart for T. Dunham, h. 108 B. Orange. 
Haskell Charles, laborer, h. 185 South Water. 
Haskell Edward P. merdiant, c. r. on Fish Island, b. 85 Bush, eor. 

County. 
Haskell Eli, iHigistrate, h. 59 Purchase. 
Haskell Eli, 2d. clerk 157 Purchase, h. 55 Smith. 
Haskell Elij^, mariner, b. basement 83 Maxfeld. 
Haskell F. JDennis, master marineri h. 221 Union, cor. Cottage. 
Haskell Hiram, h. 65 Fourth. 
Haskell John, laborer, h. 25 Howland. 

Haskell John C. merchant, c. r. on Fish Island, h. 85 Bush, cor. County. 
Haskell John L. clerk for W. Bradford, b. Mansion House. 
Haskell Moses, machinist, Wamsutta Mills. 
Haskell Parmenio W. w. Perkin's Paper Factory, h. 121 Middle. 
Haskell Sarah, widow, h. 32 Hillman. 
Haskell Silas, h. 55 Smith. 
Haskell Silas, Jr. h. 55 Smith. 
Haskins Charles H. derk 14 Cheapside, b. 69 Walden. 



98 DIRECTORY. 

Haskins Charles W. b. 67 South Second, " CaUfornia.'* 

Haskins Elighpet, h. 47 South. 

Haskins Giii'urd B. mariner, h. 161 South Water. 

Haskins John, ship carpenter, w. for S. Andrews, h. 37 Pope St cor. 

State. 
Haskins Joseph C. honsewright, h. 50 Chesnnt. 
Haskins Joseph C. laborer, b. 42 Bedford. 
Haskins Leander, laborer, h. rear 94 North Second. 
Haskins Luther, painter, w. for Robert L. Wilcox, b. 166 Union. 
Haskins Orville, nousewright, w. for D. B. Fierce, h. 67 Cheenut. 
Haskins Samuel, laborer, h. 42 Bedford^ 
Haskins Stephen P. calker, h. 41 NorUi. 
Haskins William P. h. 69 Walden, " California.** 
Hastings John, w. Wamsutta Mills. 
Hatch Abial, w. N. B. Cordage Factoir, h. 1 1 AUen. 
Hatch Albert D. {Hatch, Gray ^ Co.)h. 85 Fifth. 
Hatch Francis W. rig^r, h. 50 Pleasant, ^^ California." 
Hatch George A. manner, h. 171 Purchase. 
Hatch George W. w. Perkin's Paper Factory, h. 12 Fourth. 
Hatch (Albert /).) Grav, ( Gilbert C.)& Co. {S. E, Ladd,) New Bed- 
ford, Boston ana Providence Express, office 119 Union. 
Hatch Hollis B. w. N. B. Planing Mill, b. 49 Hilhnan. 
Hatch Seth, in bark Le Baron, b. 1 1 Allen. 
Hatfield Robert M. pastor M. E. Church, Ehn st. h.S5 Elm. 
Hathaway Abigail, widow of William, h. Acushnet avenue. 
Hathaway Abigail, widow of Htmiphiey, h. Acushnet village. 
Hathaway Adelia Ann, widow, h. 298 South Water. 
Hatliaway Abraham G. farmer, b. widi Isaac T. Hathaway, North 

Road. 
Hathaway Alexander H. h. 77 Third, " California." 
Hathaway Andrew B. mariner, b. 44 Fourth. 

Hathaway Anthony, stone cutter, Mechanics Lane, cor. N. Sixth, h. 
149 Ehn. 

Hathaway Ardra, nurse, h. 31 High. 

Hathaway ( Warren) & Arnold, {Joel B.) machinists, 148 N. Water. 

Hathaway Benjamin R. hostler, 52 Elm, b. 161 Union. 

Hathaway Benjamin F. {Booth Sf Hathaway,) h. 16 Mill. 

Hathaway Borden, (L. <f« B, Hathavxiy,) h. 52 Mill. 

Hathaway Braddocx D. edge tool maker, 1 14, h. 1 17 Ray, 

Hathaway Braddock D. Jr. w. 114, b. 117 Ray. 

Hathaway Caleb, farmer, h. " North Road," 2d. h. from " Hathaway 
house," " California." 

Hathaway Charles B. mariner, b. 70 Washington. 

Hathaway Charles S. clerk for 0. N. Swift, 19 Middle St. b. 97 Ehn. 

Hathaway Daniel, laborer, h. rear 90 Linden. 

Hatliaway David C. ship carpenter, h. 56 State. 

Hathaway Eliza B. h. 70 Washington. 

Hathaway Elkanah, b. 298 South Water, " California." 

Hatliaway Ephraim, whitewasher and paper hanger, h. 42 Middle. 

Hathaway Ezra, laborer, h. Parker st near Oak Grove Cemetery. 

Hathaway Francis S. merchant, c. r. Central wharf, h. 43 Ehn, cor 
Purchase. 

Hathaway Frederick A. tttickman, h. 339 South Water. 



DIEECTORY. 99 

Hathaway Freeman D< in ship Isabella, b. with M. Hathaway, North 

Road. 
Hathaway George B. mason, h. 47 First. 
Hathaway Henry M. farmer, h. contemplated Highland street, w. of 

the windmill. 
Hathaway Hemy P. in bark Millwood, b. North Boad, 2d. h. from 

Hasldn's comer. 
Hathaway Isaac, shipwright, h. 129 North Second. 
Hathaway Isaac T. fanner, h. North Hoad.-S. of Haskin's comer. 
Hathaway Isaac T. Jr. tailor, w. 6 SouA Water, b. City Hotel. 
Hathaway Jabez S. master mariner, h. Belville. 
Hathaway James, fanner, h. North Road. 
Hathaway James S. clerk 42 Purchase, b. 45 North Water. 
Hathaway James W. clerk 16 South Water, b. 60 Hillman. 
Hathaway John D. deputy sheriff'^ office 88 Union, h. 113 Smith. 
Hathaway John M. ( Uhase ^ JStathaioay,) b. 161 Union, 
Hathaway John M. apprentice to John J. Scotchler, 83 William, b. 44 

Sycamore. 
Hathaway Joseph D. trackman, h. 9 Howland. 
Hathaway Joseph, D. Jr. ( C. Z>. Burt ^ Co,) b. 221 Purchase. 
Hathaway Joseph R. b. 117 Ray. 
Hathaway Leonard, grocer, Acushnet village. 
Hathaway Lewis, {L. Sf B. HcUhaivay,) h. 41 Eempton, cor. Pleasant. 
Hathaway ( WiUiami Jr.) & Luce, (MattheWy) merchants, c. r. Walnut 

St wharf. 
Hathaway L. (Leivis) & B. (Borden,) housewrights, 14 Elm. 
Hathaway Maitiah, mason and farmer, h. North Road, dd. h. west of 

Haskin's comer. 
Hathaway Martin, boot and shoe maker, h. and shop 152 Union, cor. 

Fifth. 
Hathaway Mary, widow, h. NorthRoad, 1 St. w. of Ezra Hathaway house. 
Hathaway Mary, widow, h. Acushnet avenue. 
Hathaway Mary B. h. 70 Washington. 
Hathaway Michael, h. 64 State. 
Hathaway Nathaniel, h. 173 South Second. 

Hathaway Noah, farmer, h. County' road« opposite North School house. 
Hathaway Noah, Jr. farmer, h. Freetown Road, 1st. west of Noah 

Hathaway, No. 1 School District. 
Hathaway Paul E. farmer, h. Mt. Pleasant st. near the windmill. 
Hathaway Philip, clerk 101 Union, resides in Fairhaven. 
Hathaway Reuben, rigger, w. for James King, h. Acushnet avenue. 
Hathaway Rodolphus, b. 152 Union, " Califomia." 
Hathaway Rubjr, widow, h. Acushnet avenue, 3d h. N. of " Woodlee.'* 
Hathaway Ruscius, shoe maker, b. 21 Howland. 
Hathaway Samuel, housewri^t, w. 16 Elm, h. 12 Cedar. 
Hathaway Savory, boot and shoe maker, w. 96 Union, h. 73 S. Sixth. 
Hathaway Seth, nouscwright, h. North Road, 2d. west 'of Haskm's 

comer. 
Hathaway Seth, blacksmith, w. for Joseph Brownell, b. 39 Spring. 
Hathaway Stephen, shipwright, h. 56 South Water, comer Wamut. 
Hathaway Stephen S. m schooner Sagadahock, h. 97 Eini. 
Hathaway Sylvanus, laborer, h. 31 Howland. 
Hathaway Thomas, blacksmith, w. for J. & T. Dnifeei h. 25 Campbell. 



100 DIRECTOEY. 

Hath»way Tbonuu 8. merduuity c. r. Central wharf, h. 43 Elm, cdr. 

Purchase. 

•Hathaway Warren, (Hathawaif 4* AmM^ h. 60 HiUman. 

Hathaway William, door plate maker and bell hanger, h. 59 Summer. 

Hathaway William, Jr. (Hathawaif Sf Luce,) h. 1 Orchard, comer Ar- 
nold. 

Hathaway Zephanlah, meat market, basement 137, h. 137 Purchase. 

Hatheway Braddock G. boots, shoes, groceries, dry goods, &c. 109, h. 
107 Third. 

Hatheway Gilbert, merchant, c. r. 23 Commercial wharf, b. 39 £bn. 

Hatton Kobert, {Parker (f^Hatton,) h. 207 Middle. 

Harlin John, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, h. 109 Smith. 

Hawes Charles £. daguerreotype artist, rooms Liber^ Hall, b. City 
Hotel. 

Hawes Dayid, b. with Levi Hawes, Tarkiln hill. 

Hawes Elisha, b. with Leyi Hawes, Tarkiln hill. 

Hawes Jefferson, in ship Lancaster, b. 72 Elm. 

Hawes Jonathan, confectionary, 41 <l Purchase, b. 72 Elm. 

Hawes Jonathan C. in ship iaverpool, b. with Levi Hawes, Tarkiln 
hill. 

Hawes Judah, b. 72 Elm. 

Hawes Judah, Jr. mariner, b. 72 Elm. 

Hawes Levi, farmer, h. on Tarkiln hill. 

Hawes Leyi, Jr. farmer, b. with L. Hawes, Tarkiln hill. 

Hawes Levi, 2d. confectionary and ice cream Saloon, 37 Purchase, b. 
72 Elm. 

Hawes Nathaniel S. teamster, w. for Perry G. Macomber, b. rear 75 
North Second. 

Hawes Simeon, teamster, Acushnet village. 

Hawes Thomas B. mariner, b. with Levi Hawes. 

Hawkins Jackson, waiter at Saml. Rodman's, h. 96 School. 

Hawkin's Walter, laborer, h. 221 Middle. 

Hawks Allen, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Hayes Andrew G. {Hauea, Dyer ^ Co ) h. 52 Pleasant. 

Hayes Benjamin T. (Hayes, Dyer <f* Co.) h. 59 Hill. 

H&jQSi (Andrew G.) Dyer (Christopher E.) & Co. (Benjamin T, 
Mayes,) coopers, 12 MiEkxfeld. 

Hayes Loring G. cooper,- w. for Southwick & Ellis, b. 59 N. Sixth. 

Hayes Samuel W. baker, w. for J. B. Hadley, h. 18 Coffin. 

Haynes Priscilla, widow, b. 25 Middle. 

Haywood Andrew, hiborer, w. for Watson & Manchester, h. 69 Me- 
chanics Lone. 

Hazard Francis £. laborer, w. for Edmund Gardner, h. 84 S. Second. 

Hazard Frances E. millinery, 4 Cheapside, h. 52 Mill. 

Hazard George W. stone drilling, b. near Cannonyille. 

Hazard Henry, farmer, h. near Cannonyille. 

Hazard James, in ship Montezuma, b. with H. Hazard, Cannonville. 

Hazard James B. apprentice to G. L. Brownell, 44 Third, b. 54 
School. 

Hazard Lucv B. millinery, 170 County, Knear Cannonville. 

Hazen Charles H. student in dentistry, with £. G. Ward, b. 165 Union. 

Hazleton Ezra 0. laborer, h. 117 North Water. 

Hazleton William, oysters, 91 North Water. 



DIRECTORY. 101 

Head Benjamin T. mason, h. 4 Cedar. 

Head Palmer, blacksmith, b. 169 Mill, comer Cedar. 

Head TiUinghast, rigger, w. for Edward Cannon, h. rear 156 Pleasant. 

Healy John, block maker, h. 67 Washington. 

Healy William cooper, h. 150 Ray. 

Heath George W. portrait painter, b. 98 Fourth. 

Heath James, marKet, 85 Third, b. 57 Allen. 

Heath Job W. cooper, w. for Negus & Holmes, h. rear 278 S. Water. 

Heath Nathaniel H. teamster, h.rear 298 South Water. 

Heath Samuel W. h. 56 South Second, comer Walnut. 

Heath William H. 2d. mate of ship Janus, b. 28 High. 

Helley Michael, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 

Hemenway Onslow, assistant teacher High School, b 187 Middle. 

Henderson George, seamen's boarding house, 157 South Second. 

Henderson Isaac, laborer, h. 54 Chesnut. 

Henderson Philip, sail maker, w. for S. Hart, h. 230 Middle. 

Hendrick William M. w. N. E. Rivet Factory, b. 108 Fourth. 

Hendrickson Porter, gardener, h. 60 Cedar. 

Hendrickson Robert, mariner, b. 60 Cedar. 

Henley Samuel, brass founder, w.for A. D. Richmond & Co. b. 109 

North Second. 
Henry Gillman, truckman, h. 200 South Second. 
Henry Samuel, coppersmith, w. for A. D. Richmond & Co. b. 109 N. 

Secon d. 
Henry WilUam, mariner, h. basement, 126 Kempton. 
Herald John, w. N. B. Steam MUls. 
Heron William H. in schooner Rambler, h. rear 220 Ray. 
Herrman Henry, clothing, 19 N, Water, and 72 Union, h. 24 Walnut. 
Herrab Walter, " California." 
Hersey William S. calker, b. 171 Purchase. 
Hervey Ebenezer, teacher Purchase st. Grammar School, 28 Hillman, 

cor. Purchase, h. 91 Maxfeld. 
Hewins Luther G. (L. G. HewinsS^ Co )h. 132 Purchase. 
Hewins Luther G. & Co. (James B, Smith,) groceries, 134 Purchase. 
Hibbs Elias H. h. 154 Kempton, " California." 
Hickey John, laborer, h. rear 39 Smith. 
Hicks Andrew, b. 72 TWrd. 
Hicks (Joseph) & Chapman, (Ci/rus W.) merchant tailors, 25 North 

Water. 
Hicks George, rigger, b. 139 Ray. 
Hicks George, Jr. stevedore* h. 189 Ray. 
Hicks Edward, boot and shoemaker, w. 112 Union, h. 86 Elm. 
Hicks John, laborer, b. N. B. Steam Mill boarding house. 
Hicks John, Jr. w. N. B. Steam Mills. 
Hicks Joseph (Hicks 4" Chapman,) b. City Hotel. 
Hicks Samuel, clerk Albion House. 
Hicks William H. laborer, h. 13 Cedar. 
Hide Charles W. apprentice to Simpson Hart, b, 37 Fourth. 
Higginbothem James, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 180 Ray. 
Higgins Charles, painter, h. 49 Walnut, comer Third. 
Higgins Charles H. painter, h. 73 Mill. 
Hilent Daniel, w. N. B. Steam Mills, h. basement. 76 MidcilQ. 
HiU Abby, widow, h. 44 Fifth. 



102 DIRECTORY. 

Hill Abigail, h. 21 South Water. 

Hill Alonzo, shipwright, h. 24 High. 

Hill Nancy, widow, h. 67 South Second. 

Httl William P. In ship South Carolina, b. 71 South Second, comer 

Bush. 
Hiller Barnabas, shipwright, b. 99 North Second. 
Hillman Alexander, tailor, w. 102 Union, h. 77 North Second. 
Hillman Charles B. clerk 123 Union, b. 77 North Second. 
Hillman Henry {^Potter ^ Hillman ^ Co.) h. Pleasant, cor. Merrimack. 
Hillman James, m ship Falcon, b. 61 Pleasant. 
Hillman Jethro, (J.^ Z. Hillman,) h. 108 Bay. 
Hillman J. & Z. {Jeihro ^ Zachariah^) shipwrights, yard foot of Max- 

feld St. 
Hillman John D. boat builder, w. 214 Purchase, b. 61 Pleasant. 
Hillman Rhoda, widow, h. 1 Hillman, comer North Second, 
Hillman Robert, merchant, h. 61 Pleasant) comer Hillman. 
Hillman Robert, Jr. b. 61 Pleasant. 
Hillman Rowland L. clerk 113 Union, b. 77 North Second. 
Hillman Zachariah, (J. ^ Z. Hillman,) h. 96 State, cor. Willis. 
Hills James H. w. Wamsutta Mills, b. 296 Purchase. 
Himes Daniel B. w. G. T. Baker's c. w. b. rear 81 Allen. 
Himes Elizabeth, widow, h. 69 Mechanics Lane. 
Himes John S. farmer, Clark's Point. 
Himes John S. Jr. in bark Emma, b. with John S. Himes. 
Himes Randall, m bark Emma, b 31 County. 
Hinckley Alvin, boat builder, 61 South Water, resides in Fau-haven. 
Hinckley Braddock, (Cushman ^ Hinckley.) h. 9 Sear's Court. 
Hinckley George, brass founder, h. 68 Pleasant. 
Hmckley George, laborer, h. rear Grove School House, South Water. 
Hiscock John, cooper, h. 150 Purchase. 
Hitch Charles, sail maker, loft 5 Taber's wharf, h. 45 Third. 
Hitch Joshua C. sail maker, w. for Charles Hitch, b. 45 Third. 
Hix Elcy A. washing, etc. h. 211 South Water. 
Hixon Dennis, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
Holcomb Henry, grocer, 194, h. 198 South Water. 
Hoffman Alexander, boatman, h. 27 School. 

Hogan James, laborer, w. for Alex. Gibbs, 89 Spring. I 

Hogle John, mariner, b. 1 70 Purchase. 4 

Holland Daniel, weaver Wamsutta Mills. ' 

Holland John, laborer, w. for Abraham Barker, 26 South Sixth. 
Hollcy Daniel, sail maker, w. for Hunt & -Chapman, h. 124 Fourth. ■ 

llollister James, clerk 16 South Water, b. 2 Brick Block, Cheapside. 
Holmes Alexander R. physician and surgeon, office 7 N. Water, b. 97 

Hillman. 
Holmes Atwood, (Negus ^ Holmes,) b. 3 Brick Block, Cheapside. 
Holmes Eunice, seamstress, h. 95 Washington. 
Holmes Jacob, w. 254 Purchase, comer Pearl, h. 260 PurchasQ. 
Holmes James, cooper, w. for Nehemiah Leonard, h. 189 S. Water. 
Holmes John, mariner, h. Aeushnet avenue, 2d N. Nash Road. 
Holmes John, gardener, h. Ward No. 6, near Howlaud's Grove. 
Holmes John P. farmer, near Cannonville. 
Holmes Nathaniel, Albion House, 
liohnes Nye, laborer, h. 9 Bush, comer First 



DIRECTORY. 103 

fiolmes Sylvester, Pastor Pacific Congregational Church, h. 97 Hill- 
man. 
Hohnes Thomas, trader, " Bullock Farm," No. 1 School district. 
Holmes Thomas, mariner, in ship Brunswick, h. 105 S. Water. 
Holmes William, farmer, h. Acushnet avenue, 2d. N. of Nash Hoad. 
Holmes William H. sail maker, h. 125 South Water. 
Holt Christopher F. mariner, h. 17 Morgan's Row. 
Holt Edward P. mariner, in ship Genl. Williams, of New London, h- 

17 Morgan's Row. 
Homer Daniel, Jr. shipwright, h. 73 Middle. 
Homer Frederick, ( Cmrge Homer ^ Co.) h. 28 High. 
Homec George, ( George Homer 8f Cb.) h. 28 High. 
Homer George & Co. (Frederick Horner^) shipwrights, yard S. Rod- 

4nan's wharf. 
Homer Zenas, shipwright, h. 81 Maxfeld. 
Honey Joseph H. laborer, h. 104 North Second. 
Houston Sally, widow, b. 72 Fourth. 
Hood Benjamin L. clerk 15 Pearl, b. 254ji Purchase^ 
Hood Charles, mason, h. 8 Campbell. 
Hood James H. mason, b. 8 Campbell. 
Hooker Sarah, b. 165 Union. 
Hopkins John, piano fortes, music and umbrellas, 5 Purchase, b. 35 

Eighth. 
Hopkins Hamuel, umbrella manufacturer, 20 N. Second, b. 121 J Union. 
Homer Delilah B, widow, .h. 76 Middle. 
Horsmer Charles B. master bark Jeannette, of Westport, b. 109 N. 

Second. 
Horton Enoch, h. 192 Union. 

Horton Otis H. turnkey House of Correction, h. 7 Cedar. 
Horton Samuel D.b. 192 Union. 
Horton Sanford J. rector Grace Church, Union st. b. 81 South, comer 

County. 
Horton Sanford S. b. with Isaac Case, Belville. 
Horton Simeon H. mason, h. 159 MilL 
Hoswell Jane W. T. washing, etc. h. rear 11 First. 
Houghton John R. engineer Wamsutta Mills, b. withNehemiah West. 
Houlker Samuel, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
How Moses, Pastor Bethel Church, h. 109 Middle. 
How William S. b. 109 Middle. 
Howard Alexander, cooper, h. 93 South Second. 
Howard Ammi N. market, 99 Middle, h. 63 Charles. 
Howard Azel, clothing and outfitting, 21 S. Water, b. Mansion house. 
Howard Seth, Jr. trader, County ro^, N. of Acushnet village. 
Howard Susan, widow, h. 10 and 12 Russell. 
Howard William H. furniture, 85 William, h. 27 Sycamore. 
Howard William M. w. for William Rotch, Jr. h. 34 Arnold. 
Howarth Peter, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
Howe George G. b. 121^ Union, " Califomia.*' 
Howe William, bookseller and binder, 57 N. Water, cor. William, h. 

73 Fourth. 
Howes Alexander, in ship Janus, b. 54 North Second. 
Howes Gotham B. master ship Amethyst, b. 54 North Second. 
Howes John F. mariner, in ship Janus, b. 54 North Second. 



104 DIRECTORY. 

Howes Lot, shipwri^tj h; 54 North Second. 

Howes Willis, in ship Bepnblic, b. 54 North Second. 

Howland Abby, h. 164 Union. 

Howland Abigail, widow, h. 87 Spring, comer Eighth. 

Howland Abraham H. City A/ayor, office No. 4 City Hall, c. r. Walnut 

St. wharf, h. 156 Tlurd. 
Howland Alifred W. tailor, b. 72 Fourth. 

Howland Algernon Sydney, {Sanford ^ Rowland,) h. 54 Walnut. 
Howland Benjamin, mariner, b. 94 Third. 
Howland B. Franklin, merchant, h. 115 Third, comer Wing. 
Howland Benjamin F. j^s and pistols, 8 North Water, L 134 Third. 
Howland Charles, manner, h. Highland st Ist h. w. of the windmill. 
Howland Charles F. in ship Lion, of Providence, b. 134 Third. 
Howland Cornelius, merchant, c. r. 1 Merrill's wharf, h. 98 (bounty, 

cor. Kussell. 
Howland David, h. 207 South Water, " Califomia." 
Howland Ebenezer, clerk 108 Union, b. 70 Third. . 
Howland Edward, master mariner, h. 42 South Sixth, cor. Bush. 
Howland Edward B. housewright, h. 124 South Water. 
Howland Edward W. merchant, c. r. Merrill's wharf, h. " Bay View," 

Clark's Point 
Howland Elisha D. h. 183 County, cor. Kempton. 
Howland Elizabeth, widow of Abner, b. 22 S.. Sixth, cor. School. 
Howland Elizabeth, widow of Jonathan, h. 207 South Water. 
Howland Emily, widow, h. 37 School. 
Howland Ezra T. master ship Jos. Maxwell, h. 20 Bush. 
Howland Frederick P. shipwright, h. 87 Kempton. 
Howland George, President Bedford Commercial Bank, c. r. 122 North 

Second, n. 75 Walnut, comer Seventh. 
Howland George,' Jr. President WhaUng Ins, Co. c. r. 122 N. Second, 

h. 37 South Sixth. 
Howland George, 3d. housewright, h. 87 Foster. 
Howland George W. grocer, 85 Union, h. 52 School. 
Howland George W. mariner, b. 72 Fourth. 
Howland Gideon, b. Mansion House. 
Howland Gilbert, Jr. clerk 31 Hodman st. h. 186 Purchase. 
Howland Harriet, widow, h. 178 Middle, comer County. 
Howland Henry, clothing, 19 North Water, h. 24 Walnut. 
Howland Henry B. housewright, h. rear 65 Fbstef. 
Howland Hepsa, widow, h. 116 Third, comer Wing. 
Howland Holder, farmer, h. Clark's Point. 
Howland Holder, mason, h. Allen's Mill road, 1st. W. of C. K. 

Tumers. 
Howland L Jr. & Co. {Thomas MandaU, Edward Molt Robinson, and 

Sulvia Ann Howland,) merchants, c. r. 3 Commercial wharf. 
Howland James, 2d. President Bedford Commercial Ins. Co, (J, ^ J. 

Howland,) h. 21 South Sixth. 
Howland James G. b. 190 Union. 

Howland James H. boot and shoe maker, 81 Hay, h. 101 N. Water. 
Howland James Henry, merchant, c. r. 12 Middle, h. 59 Fifth. 
Howland James T. mariner, in bark Harvest, b. 94 Third. 
Howland John, {John Sf James Howland,) h. 38 South Sixth. 
Howland J. & J. {John j* James, 2d.) merchants, c. r. 12 Middle* 



DIRECTORY. 105 

Howland John, Jr. grocmes, 48, h. 46$ Middle. 

Howland Jonathan, master mariner, h. 54 Russell, cor. Fifth. 

Howland Jonathan, Jr. in schooner Eliza, b. 54 Russell. 

Howland Jonatlian D. h. 130 Third, " California." 

Howland Joseph, laborer, h, 38 Foster, cor. MilL 

Howland Joseph^ master schooner Eliza, h. 72 Fourth. 

Howland Joseph R. b. 196 Union. 

Howland Jotham, inq. of Philip Anthony, " California." 

Howland Lucy, widow, h. 40 Bush. 

Howland Lysander, mariner, h. 40 Bush. 

Howland Matthew, merchant, c.r. 122 N. Second, h. 37 Hawthorn. 

Howland Nicholas, cooper, rear 147 N. Water, h. 1 16 Pleasant, comer 

WilUs. 
Howland Orlando W. mariner, in schooner Eliza, b. 72 Fourth. 
Howland Paul, farmer, h. 190 Union. 
Howland Paul, 2d. mason, h. 84 State* 

Howland Peleg C. clerk Merchants Bank, b. Brick Block, Cheapside. 
Howland Rebecca, widow, h. 94 Third. 
Howland Reuben, clerk 122 Kempton, h. 163 Summer. 
Howland Rodney, h. 108 Seventh. 
Howland Rufus, h. 32 North Sixth, " California." 
Howland Sarah, widow, h. 41 County. 
Howland Stephen, Jr. grocer, 93j h. 81 Third. 
Howland Stephen G. w. Prussian Blue Works, h. 107 Orange. 
Howland Sylvia A. h. 19 Eighth. 
Howland Tnomas, clerk 22 Union, h. 114 Kempton. 
Howland Thomas, blacksmith, w. for L. Temple, b. 3 Walnut. 
Howland Thomas A. housewright. h. 68 State. 
Howland Thomas H. b.'Acushnet avenue, 1st. h. N. " Perry Farm." 
Howland Thomas N. h. 1 1 Sears' Court. • 

Howland Weston, ship chandlery and free labor groceries, Walnut st. 

wharf, h. 87 Spring. 
Howland William, 2d. master mariner, h. 65 Third. 
Howland William C. mason, h. 224 County. 
Howland William Penn, merchant, c. r. Walnut st. wharf, h. 140 

Third. 
Hoxie Charles, app. to F. P. & T. J. Chase, 101 Purchase. 
Hoxie James D. w. for Watson & Manchester, h. 171 Grinnell. 
Hoyt Eliphalet, mariner, b. 1 8 Wing. 
Hubbard William, laborer, h. 69 Mifl. 
Huddy (Jeorge, app. to H.P. Willis & Son. b. 33 Seventh. 
Huddy William, housewright, h. 67 Spruce. 
Hudson Samuel G. (Cook ^ Hudson,) h. 77 State. 
Hudson William, shipwright, h. on Fish Island. 
Hughes Jolm B. tailor, w. 6 S- Water, h. 58 South Second. 
Humphreys George W. clerk 6 Union, b. 71 South Second. 
Humphrey Horace, painter, 24 Centre st. h. 128 Middle. 
Humphrey James L. (John T, Stall ^ Co.) resides in Fairhaven. 
Hunter Charles, h. 119 County. 
Hunt Alonzo, shipwright, h. 37 Pope. 
Hunt C WiUiam E.) & Chapman, (Alfred M.) sail makers, loft Wal* 

nut st wharf. 
Hunt John, (Henry Taber ^ Co.) b. 194 County. 

10 



106 DIRECrrORY. 

Hunt Lawrence Henry, w. 21 Korth Water, b. 57 Third. 

Hunt WiUiam E. (Hunt ^ Chapman^) b. 1 William. 

Hapine Peter, clew 176 County, b. 146 Kempton. 

Hurll Charles W. apprentice to Benj. Dexter, b. 80 Purchase. 

Hurll William, trader, h. 58 Bedford, comer County. 

Hurly John, laborer, b. 5 Elm. 

Hurst James, weaver Wamsntta Mills, b. Wamsatta boarding house. 

Hussey Charles H. blacksmith, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 40 Grove. 

Httssey George, merchant, c. r. cor. Middle and N. Water, h* 103 

County, cor. Hawthorn. 
Hussey George, Jr. b. 103 County. 
Hussey George C. mariner, in bark Sappho, b. 82 Fourth. 
Hussey John B. merchant, b. 103 County. 
Hussey Peter, in ship Dartmouth, h. 72 Bay. 
Hussey William, master mariner, w. George Hussey*8 c. works, h. 84 

State. 
Hussey William A. master mariner, b. 96 County. 
Hussey William F. cooper and guager, h. 82 Fourth. 
Hussey William H. merchant, c. r. comer Middle and Nortih Water, 

b. 103 County. 
Hussey William M. in ship South Carolina, h. 73 Bay. 
Hutchins Hobert C. master mariner, h. 51 Hill. 
Hutchinson , laborer, b. with Albert Bead, Perry's comer, 

North Boad. 
Hyde Charles W. apj). to S. Hart, b. 37 Fourth. 
Hyde George W. in ship Alexander, b. with William Hyde, Haskin's 

comer. 
Hyde John B. app. to John Kehew, 69 N. Water, b. 67 N. Water. 
Hyde Thomas, cooper, w. for I. Howland, Jr. & Co. h. 349 S. Water. 
Hyde William, cabmet maker, w. for A. D. Bicfamond & Co. h. Has- 

kin's comer. 
Hyde William B. mariner, b. with William Hyde. 
Hyer Albert, mariner, h. 178 Bay. 



Ilsley David, mariner, h. 73 Hillman. 

Ingalls (Seth H) & Lucas, (AHen^) dealers in bricks, linie, &c: 9 
Commercial wharf. 

Ingalls Newton, cabinet maker, w. 62 William, h. 92 Fourth. 

Ingalls Seth H. (Ingalls ^ Lucas,) h. 143 Union. 

Ingalls William, mason, h. 101 Purchase. 

Ingraham Lydia, b. 43 Spring. 

Ingraham Bobert, h. 29 Mill, comer Purchase. 

Ingraliam Robert C. b. 29 Mill. 

Ingraham Timothy, (J. Baylies <f» Co.) City Marshal, h. 44 High. 

Ingraham William H painter, w. for Potter. I£llman & Co. h. 137 Pur- 
chase. 

Irish Benjamin, book keeper for I. Howland, Jr. & Co. 3 Commer- 
cial wharf, h. 41 South Water. 

Irish Joseph, boat builder, h. 130 Washington. 

Irish Otis, groceries and provisions, 81, h. 79 William. 

Isaac William, laborer, h. 70 Kempton. 

Ivcrs Samuel, Jr. clerk 19 Centre, b. 180 Union. 



DIEECTORY. 107 

Jack Alexander, apprentice to Chftrles H. Leach, b. 52 BosselL 

Jack Frances, seamstress, h. 119 Allen. 

Jackion Albert, boot and shoe maker, w. 152 Union, b. 8^ Cheapside. 

Jackson Benjamin S. teamster, h. 64 North. 

Jackson Dearborn, in ship Frances Henrietta, b. 24 School. 

Jackson Francis, laborer, h. 127 Snuth. 

Jackson Henry, m&riner, h. 9 Elm. 

Jackson James A« C. app. to Thomas C. Allen, 7 Parehase, b. 112 

Middle. 
Jackson John L. mariner, h. 86 Soath Sixth. 
Jackson Thomas, shipwr^ht, h. 96 School. 
Jackson Thomas, w. for H. G. 0. Colby, 81 Sonth. ' 

James George, cooper, w. for Isaac Bly, h. 98 Smith. 
James Henry T. painter, w. for Potter, Hillman & Co. h. 20 Oak. 
James John, Jr. w. Linseed Oil Factory, h. Cannonyille. 
James Fhebe, widow, h. 187 Middle. 
James Thomas M. life, health, and iSre insurance broker, 58 N. Water, 

b. 187 Middle. 
James William, cooper, h. 54 State. 
Jeffers Betsey, h. 17 Rnssell. 
Jenkins Benjamin, painter, b. 86 North Second. 
Jenkins Henry, app. to £. L Foster, b. 106 Pleasant. 
Jenkins James D. app. to W. G. Wing & Co. 1 5 N. Water, b. 9 Walnut. 
Jenkins Mary, h. 18 bartmonth. 
Jenkins Nathan D. ship joiner, b. 107 FnrchaBe. 
Jenkins Perez, shipwrignt, h. 31 Elm. 
Jenkins Simeon, shipwright, h. 41 North, comer Pleasant. 
Jenks Daniel, laborer, h. 105 AUen. 
Jenney Abby C. widow, h. 57 Summer. 
Jenney Albert P. w. for Horatio A. Kempton, h. 14 Franklin. 
Jenney Benjamin F. in bark Clarice, b. 75 North. 
Jenney Benjamin F. T. tailor, 31 North Water, h. 11 Fourth- 
Jenney Caleb, boot and shoe maker, 16, h. 18 Third. 
Jenney Ebenezer, mason, h. 13 Pope. 
Jenney Edward A. paper hanger, h. 90 MilL 
Jemey Eflcanah, hoosewright, h. 64 Pleasant. 
Jenney Francis, boot and shoe maker, 16 Thiid, h. 29 South, comer 

Orange. 
Jenney Franklin, housewright, h. 75 North. 
Jenney Harrison, rigeer, w. for James Tilton, b. 100 Pleasant. 
Jenney Isaac H. in ship Two Brothers, b. Belville. 
Jenney Isaiidi E.ho«8ewright,h. 137 North Second. 
Jenney Isaiah £. h. 13 Pope. 

Jenney James, acooontant, 130 Union, b. 13 Kempton. 
Jenney James, baker, w. 57 Charles, b. 107 Pnrehase* 
Jenney Jeduthan, ship carpenter, h. 5 WilHs. 
Jenney Jeduthan, in ship Kodman, h. 30 HilL 
Jenney John, w. for Simeon Hawes, Acushnet village. 
Jenney Josephine, washinp^, etc. h. rear 39 Smith. 
Jenney Leonard, housewright, h. 88 Sonth Sixth. 
Jenney Luthan, ship carpenter, h. 5 Willis. 
Jiemiey Luther, rigger, shop G. Howknd's north wharf, h. 151 North 

Second. 



lOS DIEECTORy; 

Jcnney Lydia S. nurse, h. 141 Kempton, cor. Pleasant, 
.lenney Nathaniel, housewrieht, h. 38 Willis. 
Jenney Peleg, rigger, b. 1 Korth. 

Jcnney Sanford, carpenter, shop 206 Purchase, h. 14 Franklin. 
Jenney Smith, ship carpenter, n. 98 Pleasant. 
iFenney Thomas, w. N. E. Rivet Factory, h. 142 First. 
Jenney Warren, housewright, 74 Thomas, h. 83 Walden. 
Jcnney Weston, in bark Pantheon, b. with Isaac Case, Belville. 
Jcnney William H. baker, 57 Charles, h. 107 Purchase. 
Jennings Adoniram, mariner, b. 84 Linden. 
Jennings Andrew J. w. L. Grinnell's c. w. b. 87 Grinnell. 
Jennings Benjamin R. w. L. Grinnell's c. w. h. 87 GrinnelL 
Jennings Charles S. sail maker, w. for S. Hart, h. 56 North Sixth. 
Jennings Daniel, Jr. w. L. Grinnell's c. w. h. 103 S. Orange. 
.lennings Edmund, mariner, b. 84 Linden. 
Jennings Elisha E. tailor, 16 South Water, h. 61 Grinnell. 
Jennings George W. w. L.- Ghinnell's c w. h. 66 GrinaeH. 
Jennings Gideon, laborer, h. Grape st. 
Jennings Ira, farmer, h. Smith Mill road. 

Jennings Isaac, farmer, h. North Road,neaj " Ezra Hathaway house." 
Jennings John H. physician and surgeon, apothecary shop 48 Far- 
chase, h. 147 tJnion. 
Jennings Lazarus, blacksmith, h. Mt. Pleasant st. near the windmill. 
Jennings Lewis S. w. for Cornelius Grinnell, h. 107 Grinnell. 
Jennings Peleg S. in bark Statira, b. 103 S. Orange. 
Jennings Perry, laborer, h. comer Grape and Oak sts. 
Jennings Perry, Jr. laborer, b. comer Grape and Oak sts. 
Jennings Samuel, laborer, h. 84 Linden. 
Jennings Sylvester, cooper, h. 63 Grinnell. 
Jennings Thomas, rigger, h. 183 County. 

Jennings William W. sail maker, w. for Simpson Hart, h. 269 S. Water. 
Jennings Wilson, h. 170 Middle, " California." 
Joaquin Manuel, mariner, b. 118 Third. 
John Thomas, rigger, b. 76 Middle. 

.Johnson Caleb, laborer, h. Smith Mill road, near Cannonyille. 
Johnson Edward C. carriage trimmer, w. 84 Purchase, b. Ill Middle. 
.lohnson Eliza, h. 61 Spruce. 
Johnson Ezra R. (R. C. ^ E. R. Johnson,) h. 107 Middle, " Cali- 

• fornia." 
Johnson Harrison, mariner, h. 88 Charles, '' California.^ 
Johnson Henry, city crier, etc. h. 46 Wing. 
Johnson James H. shipwright, h. Charles, rear 170 Kempton. 
Johnson Josiah, shipwright, b. 50 North. 
Johnson Michael, laborer, w. for William C. Taber. 
Johnson Nathan, confectionary, 23, h. 21 Seventh, " Califortiia." 
Johnson Nathan T. sail maker, h. 41 Mill. 

Johnson Nathaniel, sail maker, w, for Charles Haffards,b. 92 S. Second. 
Johnson Richard, h. 23 South Water. 
Johnson Richard, 2d. boarding house, 157 Elm. 
Johnson Richard A. laborer, h. 6 Spring. 
Johnson Richard C. (R C. ^ E. R. Johnson,) h. 107 Middle. 
Johnson R. C. & E. R. (Richard C and Ezra R.) dry goods, gro* 
oeries, ^c. 25 South Water, 



DIRECTORY. 109 

Jblmflon Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 103^, h. 103 Middle. 

Johnson William, mariner, h. 88 Prospect. 

Jones Betsej R. seamstress, b. 2 Bethel Coort. 

Jones Edwiud C. merchant, c. r. 1 Central wharf, h. 55 Walnnt. 

Jones Geoige M. cabman, b. 248 Purchase. 

Jones Henry H. laborer, h. rear 172 Eempton. 

Jones Isaac P. printer, w. 20 North Water, b. 4 ESgh. 

Jones Jacob, teamster, w.for Squire Gifford, h. Caanonville. 

Jones Jacob P. laborer, h. 69 WaMen. 

Jones Jesse mariner, h. 115 Smith. 

Jones Jeremiah M. fanner, h. Smith Mill road, beyond CannonTille. 

Jones John M. shoemaker, 226^, h. 230 Middle. 

Jones Stephen, stone cutter, h. 249 County. 

Jones Susanna, seamstress, h. basement, 67 Fourth. 

Jones Thomas, laborer, h. 16 Cedar. 

Jones William, weai^er Wamsutta Mills, b. W amsutta boardmg house. 

Jordan Daniel, in ship Jeannette, h 87 Ray. 

Jordan Stephen D. jewelry and &ncy goods, 17 Purchase, h. 210 

County. 
Joseph Antone, trader, 30, h. 28 Wing. 
Joseph Antone, laborer, h. 145 South Water. 
Joseph Francis, boarding house, 170 South Water. 
Joseph Frederick, mariner, h. 3 First 
Joseph John, in ship George Howland, b. 48 Maxfeld. 
Joseph Lerando, mariner, h. 14 Russell. 
Joseph Manuel, mariner, in ship Iris, h. 48 Maxfeld. 
Joseph Manuel, mariner, b. 109 South Orange. 
Jouraain Anthony G. hair dresser and wig maker, 136 Union, h. 3 

First 
Jourett Thomas, h. Ill South Second. 



Kadish Christian, cabinet maker, w. 62, b. 64 William. 

Kahow John, cooper, h. 44 South Second. 

Kasson John Adam, (Eliot <f* Katson,) counselor, attorney at law, 

and notary public, b. Parker House. 
Kealy Ann, widow, h. 9 Old Market Square. 
Keam Francis, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane. 
Kease Manley, w. 134 County. 
Keefe Joseph O. w. for Alexander Read, 197 Union. 
Keene EbcAczer, housewright, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, h. 224 

County. 
Keene Obadiah, mason, h 51 Summer, cor. Middle. 
Kehew John, charts and nautical instruments, 69 N. Water, b. 48 S. 

Sixth. 
Keith Deborah W. widow, h. 58 Sycamore, comer County. 
Keith Frederick, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, b. 91 Third. 
Keith Joseph F. derk 16 Purchase, b. 58 Sycamore. 
Keith Lncien B. boots and shoes, 150 Union, cor. Fifth, h. 76 South 

Sixth. 
KeUey Allen, {A. Kell^ #• Son,) h. 58 North. 
Kelley Allen & Son, (Zsno K(&^) watches and jewelry, 4} S. Water. 
KeUey Browning 0. in schooner Industry, h. 183 South Water. 

10» 



no DIEECTORY. 

Kelley Cjnrenens, shipwright, h. 22 North. 

Kellej David, w. 85 W illuun, b. 26 South Water. ' 

Kelley Dennis, w. 8 Fourth, b. 42 School. 

Kelley Edmund, pastor 2d. Baptist Church, b. 157 Elm. 

Kelley Ezra, grocer, h. and shop 92 Third. 

Kelley George S. b. 92 Third. 

Kelley Hattil, (Mendell ^ Kelley,) h. 82 Ray. 

Kelley Heniy C. (H. C. Kelley ^ Co,) h. 97 Fourth. 

Kelley H. C. & Co. (Joseph U. Alien,) dry goods, 106 Union. 

Kelley Henry C. 2d. city watch, h. 33 South Water. 

Kelley John H. door keeper, etc. h. 47 Mechaoica Lane. 

Kelley Leonard, shipwright, h. 76 Pleasant. 

Kelley Lilly, boarding house, 26 South Water. 

Kelley Lilly, Jr. master mariner, h. 12 Griffin. 

Kelley Luke C. clerk Merchants Bank, b. 26 South Water. 

Kelley Matthew, w. Marsh c. w. h. rear 258 South Water. 

Kelley Michael, laborer, h. 113 Purchase. 

Kelley Patrick, w. Prussian Blue Works, b. 14 Howland. 

Kelley Reuben, laborer, h. 44 Arnold. 

Kelley Richard, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 101 Bay. 

Kelley Sarah B. widow, h. 47 South Second. 

Kelley Sidney, city watch, b. 26 South Water. 

Kelley Thomas, calker, w. for James Drew, b. rear 7 Franklin. 

Kelley Wllbour, in schooner Adeline, h.rear 63 Smith. 

Kelley William L. watch maker, b. 5 Willis. 

Kelley Zeno, (Allen Kelley ^ Son,) h. 5 Willis, "California." 

Kempton Alfred, cofil n^rchant, office 90 N. Water, h. 35 S. Second. 

Kempton Caleb, master mariner, h. Clark's Point 

Kempton (Charles G. carriage painter, w. 130 Union, h. 120^ County. 

Kempton David B. housewrigttt, 139 North Water, b. 65 Fourth. 

Kempton Ebenezer J. painter, 4 Middle, h. 76 Middle. 

Kempton Elijah, h. 153 Middle. 

Kempton Elisha W. housewright, shop Hazard's wharf, h. 146 Union. 

Kempton Ephraim, merchant, c. r. 53 Pleasant, h. 39 North. 

Kempton Ephraim, 2d in bark Chase, h. 78 Kempton. 

Kempton Ephraim W. in ship Lancaster, b. 39 Foster. 

Kempton Ezra S. turner, rear 85, h. 85 Purchase. 

Kempton Francis A. b. 46 HilL 

Kempton Frederick A. farmer, b. 155 Kempton. 

Kempton Horatio A. dealer in lumber, c. r. 53 Pleasant, h. 49 North. 

Kempton Isaac, blacksmith, w. for Alden G. Snell, h. 45 Hillman. 

Kempton Isaac S. h. 187 Middle. 

Kempton Joseph, farmer, h. Clark's Point. 

Kempton Mary T. millinery, 28 Purchase, h. 46 Hill. 

Kempton Paul, h. 61 North Second, comer Elm. 

Kempton Silas S. farmer, h. 212 Kempton.. 

Kempton Sophia, widow of Manassah, h. 34 Eighth. 

Kempton Thomas, merchant, b. 63 Hillman. 

Kempton Thomas D. h. 98 Elm, " California." 

Kendall Henry H. mariner h. 7 First. 

Kendrick Franklin, mariner, h. 59 Elm. 

Kendrick George, b. 59 Third. 

Kenncy George, clerk 101 Union, b. 9 South Sec(md. 



DIBEGTORY. Ill 

Kennej Junes, clerk 101 Union, b. 9 Sontii Second. 

Kenney John, ready made (dothmg, 101 and 103 Union, h. 9 South 
Second. 

Kenney Mary M. widow, h. 49 South Second. 

Kenney Phineas, mason, h. 70 Fleaiumt. 

Kennison Benjamin, road master N. B. and T. B. Boad, h. 304 Pur- 
chase. 

Kent Asa, Ber. h. 127 Middle. 

Kent Henry, mariner, h. 225 Middle. 

Kent Joseph C. -architect, 62 William, h. 101 Purchase. 

Kerms Patrick, w. for Joseph C. Delano, 20 Hawthorn. 

Kerwin James, in ship Coral, inq. of Nathan Chase. 

KiUin Edward, cooper, b. 50 Arnold. 

Kimball Horatio N. jobbing wagon, h. 169 Kempton. 

Kimball Moses, laborer, h. 175 Kempton. 

King Abraham, laborer, h. 172 Kempton, comer Cedar. 

King Andrew C. l^rer, h. 171 Mill, comer Cedar. 

King Benjamin, farmer, h. North Boad, head of the Nash road. 

King Benjamin F. w. stable rear 119 Union, h. 99 North Second. 

King Charles, in ship Mary, of Ed«urtown, h. rear 112 South Water. 

King David, farmer, h. rear 93 Cedar. 

King David, mariner, in ship Florida, b. 63 South Second. 

King Daniel, laborer, h. Cannonville. 

King Doris, mariner, b. 92 South Water, 

King Ephraim S. clerk 178 County. 

King Francis A. tailor. 122 Union, b. 11 Fourth. 

King James, rigger, loft Parker's wharf, h. 63 N. Second, cor. Middle. 

King Job, laborer, h. Cannonville. 

King John, h. 194 Ray, " Califomia." 

King Joseph, (Pedro ^r King^) h. and shop 137 South Water. 

King Josiah B. auctioneer and commission merchant, office 12 and 14 
N. Water, h. 86 Bedford. 

£ang Laprelat, groceries, 115 North Second, h. 8 North. 

King Matthew C. jobbing wagon, h. 57 Smith. 

King Philip, w. Sanford & Howland's c. w. h. rear 59 Summer. 

King Simeon F. blacksmith, h. N. Boad, 1st w. of Ezra Hathaway's. 

King William B. foreman Sanford & Howland's c w. h. 230 County. 

King William H. laborer, h. Cannonville. 

King William Henry, app. toE. W.Parker, w. 80 Purchase, b. 228 
Middle. 

Kingman George F. (Stdlings ^ Kinffman^) b. Mansion House. ■ 

Kingsford Chanes H printer, office 7 N. Water, cor. Union, h. 40 S. 
Second. 

Kinkade Bobert, w. N. B Cordage Factory, h. Ash, near Ehn. 

Kirby Humphrey S. book keeper 5 Commercial wharf, b. 77 Foturth. 

Kirby James, Fall Biver stage driver, h. 13 Bussell. 

Kirby Nicholas, laborer, w. at office N. B. Cordage Co. h. 51 Me- 
chanics liane. 

Kirby Nicholas, Jr. clerk for L. S. Chase, b. 51 Mechanics Lane. 

Kirby Tillinghast, housewright, w. Beetle's spar yard, h. 4 Cedar. 

Kirby William A, housewright, b. 72 Foster. 

Kirk John, dealer in com meal, h. 147 State. 

Kline Bobert, in ship Cherokee, h. 82 Walden. 



113 DIBECTORY* 

Klippell Philip, w/N. B. Cordttffe Vtueborv, h. rear 154 Kempton. 

K!l^^t8 Edward, clerk 23 Pnrcfaa«e, b. 79 Soath Second. 

Knights George, b. 79 South Second. 

Kniehts William, fiimiture ware n>om,*23 Pnrchaae, h. 79 8. Seoood. 

Knghts William H. cabinet mak^, 23 Purchase, b. 79 South Second. 

Knowles John P. ( T%>mM Knowles ^ Co.) h. 172 lUddle. 

Knowles John P. 2d. dcik 24 Union, b. 172 Middle. 

Knowles Joseph, (Thomas Knowles 4* Co.) h. 172 ^ddle. 

Knowles Thomas, (T. Knowles 8f Co.) h. 30 Elm. 

Knowles Thomas & Co. {John P. and Joseph Knouies,) dealert in 

groceries, proyisions, dry goods, etc. 24 Union. 
KoUocK Lemuel, merchant, c r. 13 Centre, h. 74 Fonrth. 
Kollock Lemuel, Jr. b. 74 Fourth. 

Ladd Smith E. {Hatch, Gray ^ Co.) b. Ptoker House. 

Ladd ( Warren) & Turner, (Elbridge G.) truckmeiv rail road Station, 

Ray, comer Pearl. 
Ladd Warren, master of transportation N. B. and Taunton Bail Boad, 

h. 315 Purchase. 
Lake Adoniram B. rigger, h. 17 Chancery. ^ 

Lake David, laborer, n. 126 Kempton. 
Lake Heflen, w. J. H. Howland's c. w. h. 271 South Water. 
Lake Philip B. paper carrier, bill poster, etc. h. 13 Fourth. 
Lake Philip W. ngger, h. 116 North Second, cor. North. 
Lakeman Hammond A. ship keeper, h. 49 J&Gddle. 
I<anakln Terrence, laborer, o. 1 Eddy's wharf. 
Landers Ansel, shipwright, h. 103 Hillman. 
Landers Ephraim, w. White's Factory, b. with T. F. Potter, Acnsh- 

net village. 

Landre Ambrose S. manner, in ship Gov. Troup, h. 64 S. Second. 
Landress Ephraim A. housewright, b. with S. fierce, Philip's Boad. | 

Larris Joseph, b. with G. Henderson. I 

Larry Dennis, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane. 
Laughton James C. clerk 85 Union, b. 52 School. 
Lawrence George T. laborer, b. with John Lawrence, County road, 

near North School house. 
Lawrence James C. h. 254 South Water. j 

Lawrence John, laborer, h. County road, Ist S. of North School house. ^ 

Lawrence John, Jr. mariner, b. with John Lawrence. 
Lawrence Lorenzo, mariner, b. with John Lawrence. 
Lawrence Philip, mariner, b. 11 Howfamd. 
Lawrence Silas T. cooper, b. 104 North Second. 
Lawton Abner, jobbing wagon, h. 2 Middle. 
Lawton Asa T. (J. Dunbar ^ Co.) '' Califi>mia." 
Lawton Benjamin, sail maker, w. for Chapman ft Bonney, b. 33 

Pleasant 
Lawton Charles, groceries, &e. 63 Union, h. 36 North. 
Lawton Cuffee, liiborer, h. Noel Taber road, 7th. from Cannonville. 
Lawton David, soap maker, 119 Bay, b. 1 Willis. 
Lawton Francis C. in ship Liverpool, b. 50 Bedford. 
Lawton Frederick A. mariner, h. 50 Bedford. 
Lawton Hannah, widow, h. 135 Middle. 



DIRECTORY. 113 

Lawton James M. groceries and provisions, 185 Purchase, h. 121 

Pleai^nt 
Lawton John B. mariner, b. 113 South Second. 
Lawton Joseph, apprentice to Dunham & Wood, b. 249 County. 
Lawton Lewis, laborer, h. 162 South Water. 
Lawton Peter, cabinet maker, w. 115 Purchase, h. 80 Kempton. 
Lawton Buth C. boarding house, 2 Brick Block, Cheapside. 
Lawton Samuel H. boots and shoes, 29 Purchase, b. 2 Brick Block, 

Cheapside. 
Leach Charles H. honsewright, rear 94 S. Water, h. 52 Hussell. 
Leach Harry G. honsewright, b. 65 Charles. 
Leach Orrin M. cabinet maker, w. 130 Union, h. 124 Middle. 
Leach William, mariner, b. 64 Spruce, cor. Sycamore^ 
Leach Zerah, mariner, in ship Lion, of Proridence, h. 36 Maxfeld. 
Learning Philip S. botanic physician, office 129, b. 138 Purchase. 
Lee Charles T. laborer, h. 207 Middle. 
Lee Ezra W. mason, h. 75 Mill. 
Lee George, laborer, h. 162 Mill. 
Lee George, blacksmith, 117 Kempton, h. 162 Mill. 
Lee Manuel, mariner, b. 8 Russell. 
Iicely James, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
Leffarge J. D. paste and liquid blacking manti&ctnrer, shop and house 

7 Bethel Court. 
Leman Robert P. w. for Isaac Bly, h. 119 Purchase, cor. Mill. 
Leonard Almond W. assistant turnkey County Jail, Morgan st 
Leonard Cyrus, mariner, b. 257 County. 
Leonard David, w. 28 Centre, b. 99 North Second. 
Leonard Ebenezer, boat builder, h. 123 Third 
Leonard Ephraim W. b. Parker House, " California.'* 
Leonard George, mariner, b. 155 Third. 
Leonard (Henry T.) & Greene, (AugusiuB A.) and (Henry T. Wood,) 

dealers m lumber. Botch's South wharf. 
Leonard Henry T. [Leonard^ Greene,) h. 110 Third. 
Leonard Horatio A. (Rodman ^ Leonard^) h. 53 School. 
Leonard John W. in ship Alexander, b. 155 Third. 
Leonard Lewis, mariner, b. 257 County. 
Leonard Lewis, Jr, in ship Arnold, b. 257 County. 
Leonard Nehemiah, manufacturer oil and candles, c. r. 19 Centre, h. 

180 Union. 
Leonard Samuel, manufacturer oil and candles, c. r. and works Botch's 

South wharf, h. 155 Third. 
Leonard Samuel, Jr. clerk for Saml. Leonard, b. 43 Spring. 
Leonard Thomas, w. Taber's Iron Foundrv, h. basement, 95 S. Sixth. 
Leonard Thomas N. w. S. Leonard's c w. b. 155 Third. 
Lessing David, pedler, b. 17 South Second. 
Lester Ellen, widow, h. 74 Middle. 

Lever Bichard, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 154 North Second. 
Lewis Alice, nurse, h. 136 South Water. 
Lewis Benjamin, h. 64 Foster. 

Lewis Daniel P. city watch, h. 61 Bedford, comer County. 
Lewis Ebenezer, w. Exchange Hotel, 248 Purchase. 
Lewis Edward, laborer, h. 157 Elm, 
Lewis Ezra B. apprentice to Wm. C. Padwr, b. 65 Walden. 



114 DIRECTORY. 

Lewis Francis, in ship Augusta, h. 177 South Water. 

Lewis Greorge C. boat builder, w. 133 Bay^h. 5 Campbell. 

Lewis Henry, master bark Charleston Packet, h. 38 Pleasant. 

Lewis Henry C. in ship Hercules, b. 165 Ray. 

Lewis John, mariner, b. 194 South Water. 

Lewis John, rigger, h. 31 Allen. 

Lewis John, app. to H. P. Willis & Son, b. 58 Fifth. 

Lewis John B. mariner, b. 31 Allen. 

Lewis Joseph, sail maker, w. for Simpson Hart, h. 228 South Water. 

Lewis Joseph H. mariner, in bark Pavilion, of Edgartown, h. 189 S. 
Water. 

Lewis Nathan, tin plate and sheet iron manufacturer, 79 N. Water, 
h. 94 Bay. 

Lewis Peter H. fisherman, h. 165 Bay. 

Lewis Bhoda S. h. 85 North Second, comer High. 

Lewis Samuel, housewright, shop rear 98 North Water, h. 44 Middle. 

Lincoln Arba, " California.'' 

Lincoln Benjamin^ merchant, h. 93 State. 

Lincoln Benjamin F. app. to A, B. Bichardson, Acushnet 

Lincoln Gamaliel, housewright, h. Acushnet village. 

Lincoln Hervey, gardener for Gfeorge Hussey, h. basement, 50 County. 

Lincoln John H. w.for A. H. Dunbar, 46 South Sixth, h. 60 Coun^. 

Lindgreen Anthony C. boot and shoe maker, 112 N. Water, h. 116 N. 
Second. 

Linds John, laborer, h. 208 Bay. 

Lindsey Amy, widow, b. 63 Fourth, comer Bush. 

Lindsey Bemamin, Editor and Publisher of the New Bedford Daily, 
and Weeklv Mercury, office 35 North Water, h. 64 Russeu. 

Lindsey George r. housewright, shop 206, h. 183 Purchase- 

Lindsey Henry, Editor and Publisher of Whalemen's Shipping List, 
office 35 North Water, h. 65 Fourth. 

Linton Joseph B. apprentice to James M Tripp, b. 159 Middle. 

Little ( Willtam) & Allen, ( Thomas C.) carpet ware house 9 Purchase. 

Little Luther, mariner, h. 33 Mill. 

Little James, farmer, w. for Wm. Botch, Jr. b. 50 Arnold. 

Little John B. dealer in horses, b. 15 Third. 

Little John E. clerk 177il Purchase, b. 23 Maxfeld. 

Little Samuel, market, 177 j| Purchase, h. 23 Maxfeld. 

Little Simeon P.b. 23 Maxfeld, " California." 

Little Susan, nurse, h. 107 South Orange. 

Little Sylvester, laborer, h. 6 Alien. 

Little William, (Litde 4- Allen,) h. 75 HUlman. 

Lobdell Charles H. (C. H. LobdeU ^ Co.) h. 43 South Second. 

LobdcU Charles H. & Co. (Simeon Doane and Pdea Slocum^) outfit- 
ters and dealers in ready made clothing, 22 South Water. 

Logan William B. boots and shoes, 80 Purchase, b. 244 Middle. 

Lombard Hugh H. ship carpenter, h. 71 Smith. 

Long John, w. Wamsutta Mills, b. 65 Linden. 

Long Michael, w. G. Hussey's c. works, h. 35 Middle. 

Lothrop Asa, boots and shoes, 12 Purdiase, h. 81 Kempton. 

Lovell Sylvanus, farmer, h. 127 Bay. 

Lovell William H. w. for Thomas C. Allen, 7 Purchase, b. 1 1 2 Middle. 

Lowe John P. physician and surgeon, office and house 75 N. Water. 



DIRECTORY. 115 

t#oWe Jdhii, fartneT) h. Acushnet aveniie. Ut. N. of Woodlee. 
Lowell Hanrison G. derk Marine Bank, b. 2 WHliam's Block, Cheap* 

side. 
Lucas Allen, (IngaUs <f> JDmoos,) h. 89 South Second. 
Lucas Augustus £. son of Allen, ** Califomia.*' 
Lucas Chaxles A. mate ship Champion, b. 81 Walden. 
Lucas Corban B. blacksmith, h. 127 Pleasant. 
Lucas Henry K. W. painter, 12 Commercial wharf, b. 89 S. Second* 
Lucas Nathaniel C. confectionanr, 19 Purchase, b. 89 South Second. 
Lucas Thomas D. master bark Java, of Fairharen, h. 143 Union. 
Lucas William A. book keeper for IngaUs & Lucas, h. 89 S. Second. 
Luce Ambrose E. (iMce ^ Bryant^) h. 98 Cedar. 
Luce Barzilla, botanic physician, office 52 Union, h. 69 Elm. 
Luce David, wheelbarrow maker, h. 110 South Water. 
Luce David W. clerk 50 Union, b. 9 Bethel Court. 
Luce Edwin, shipwright, b. 124 Middle. 

Luce Ichabod, deck Union Store, 55 Market Square, h. 88 Maxfeld. 
Luce Lydia A. nurse, h. 164 Eempton. 

Luce Matthew, (Hathaivcof 4r Luce,) h. 80 Seventh, cor. School. 
Luce Sarah A. widow, b. 1 William, cor North Water. 
Luce Thomas A. app. to D. R. Pierce. 
Luce Wilmot, master mariner, h. 69 Elm. 
Luden David, housewright, house 56 Chesnut. 
Luke Gilbert, w. N. B. Saleratus Factory, h. 187 South Water. 
Luke Joanna, widow, h. 187 South Water. 
Lumbard Charles H. son of Samuel, " California." 
Lumbard Henry, spar maker, w. for Alex. Bliss, b. Hodman's Court. 
Lumbard Joseph W. clerk for Levi L. Crane, 8 Orange, b. 219 Union. 
Lumbard Samuel, Sec, Pacific Ins. €o. h. 219 Union. 
Lund Jonathan P. tin plate manufacturer, Acushnet village. 
Lund Parkman M. w. for Jooathan P. Lund, Acushnet village. 
Luscombe Benjamin T. cooper, b. 78 Walden. 
Luscombe Caleb B. w. E. Ilobinson's c. w. h. 68 Foster. 
Luscombe Edwin H. in ship Saratoga, b. 98 Kempton. 
Luscombe Leonard, master ship Kingston, b. with Noah Hathaway, 

County road. 
Luscombe Lydia, widow, h. 108 Maxfeld. 
Luscombe James, cooper, rear 50, h. 50 lASA, 
Luscombe Richard, cooper, Rodman's wharf, h. 8 North. 
Luscombe Robert, Jr. ^^. for Richard Luscombe, b. 8 North. 
Luscombe Robert, cooper, h. 78 Walden. 
Luscombe Sally S. widow, h. 71 Pleasant 
Luscombe Samuel H. cooper, h, 106 Maxfeld. 
Luscombe Simeon P. manner, b. 93 Kempton. 
Luscombe William, cooper, h. 98 Kempton. 
Luscombe William, Jr. mariner, b. 98 Kempton. 
Luscombe William W. in schooner Abby, b. 93 Kempton. 
Luscombe Ziba B. cooper, h. 84 Walden. 
Luther Charles H. w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, b. 6 Maxfeld. 
Luther Edwin S w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, b. 6 Maxfeld. 
Luther Haile, mason, h. 186 Third, cor. GrinnelL 
Luther Joseph P. h. 6 Maxfeld. 
Luther Joseph P. Jr. w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, b. 6 MaaclekL 



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116 DIEECTOEY* 

Lynch John, stone cutter, b. with Hennr Wadsworth, North Road. 
Lynch Timothy, copper smith, w. for Grifford & Topham, h. 29 Centre. 
L^cnn John, laborer, h. 70 William. 
Lyons Marcus J. barber and hair dresser, 130 Purchase, b. 225 Middle* 



Mack Nicholas, baker, w. for Watson & Manchester, h. 20 Allen. 

Mackie Adam, {Mackie 8c West,) h. *" Basset Place." 

Mackie Andrew, physician and sorseon, h. and office 60 Porchase. 

Mackie James, w. Marsh c works, h. 89 South Water. 

Mackie John H. medical student with A. Mackie, b. 60 Purchase. 

Mackie (Adam) & West, {Augustus L,) counselors and attorneys at 

law, office 88 Union. 
Macomber Calvin D. boat builder, h. 13 Rowland. 
Macombcr Charles H. cooper, w. for Ichabod Chase & Co. h. Parker 

St. opposite Rural Cemetery. 
Macomber Charles H. shoe maker, 65 Summer, b. 122 Eempton. 
Macomber Charles S.b. 178 Union. 
Ma?x)mber Eliphal, widow, h. 148 Eempton. 
Macomber Elisha, cooper, w. for L Whitney, b. 77 Third. 
Macomber Elisha, Jr. farmer, h. rear 108 South Orange. 
Macomber Enoch, stone cutter, h. Smith Mill road. 
Macomber Fally, widow, h. 148 Kempton. 
Macomber Francis B. cooper, b. 63 Grinnell. 
Macomber Frederick W. " California," inq. of P. P. Seabury. 
Macombcr George, groceries and provisions, 1 Purchase, cor. Union, 

h. 178 Union. 
Macomber George, clerk for Richard E. Macomber, b. 6 Griffin. 
Macomber George B. cooper, b. 74 MilL 
Macomber Greorge S. mason, b. 142 Kempton. 
Macomber Hannah, widow, h. Parker st. opposite Rural Cemetery. 
Macomber Henry, apprentice to G. Homer & Co. h. 28 High. 
Macomber Hiram N. mason, h. 74 Ray. 
Macomber James P. deck 6 Union, b. 62 North. 
Macomber James Y. apprentice to G. L.>Brownell, B.^4 School. 
Macomber Job, mariner, in ship Morea, h. 146 Kempton. 
Macomber John, {Macomber ^ Mendall^) h. 32 Elm. 
Macomber John A. master ship Herald, h. 35 Seventh. 
Macomber John D. w. E. Robinson's c. w. h. 65 Smith. 
Macomber Levi, mason, h. Parker st opposite Rural Cemetery, 
^lacomber {John) & Mendall, {ElUSj Jr.) groceries and provisions, 

100 Purchase. 
Macomber Perry G. flour and grain, 6 Union, b. 62 North. 
Macomber Peter, h. 55 Smith. 
Macomber Phebe, widow, h. 197 County. 
Macomber Richard E. grocer, 139 South Water, b. 6 Griffin. 
Macomber Robert F. w. for John C. Haskell, 85 Bush. 
Alacomber Stephen, h. rear 146 Eempton, ^^ Califomia." 
Macomber Thomas W. clerk 6 Union, b. 23 School 
Macy Josiah, blacksmith, shop Conunerdal whiuf, h. 72 Third. 
Macy Josiah Jr. blacksmitii, w. Commercial wharf, b. 72 Third. 
Macy Peleg S. housewright, shop 144 g. Water, h. Connty^st. near 

Clark's Cove. 



DIRECTORY. 117 

Macy Stq>hen, city crier, bill poster, etc. b. 88 Union. 

Macy William C. clerk for Charles Chandler, 45 Farchase, b. 35 

Ei^th. 
Macy Wwiam H. sail maker, w. for Chapman & Bonney, b. 62 Grin- 

nell. 
MacT Zachens, mariner, h. 62 GrinnelL 
Macner John, niariner, b. 138 South Water. 
Maddock James, porter for Shaw & Whitridge, h. Kempton, comer 

Cedar. 
Madison James, cabinet maker, w. for John Shaw, h. 31 Pleasant, 

comer Mill. 
Magoon Harrison, dealer in butter and cheese, stall No. 8 New Mar- 
ket, b. 2 William's Block, Cheapside. 
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, w. for Joseph Davis, Cove st. 
Mahoney John, w. S. Leonard's c. w. b. 133 South Water. 
Mahoney Patrick, trader, h. 6 Elm. 

Mahone;^ Timothy, laborer, w. for John H. W.Page, 61 South Sixth. 
Maid Michael, laborer, h. 173 Kay, comer Pearl. 
Maker Job, blacksmith, w. for J. & T. Durfee, h. 54 Smith. 
Maker Julia, widow, h. basement, 42 Middle. 
Maker Ruby, widow, h. Mount Pleasant, near the windmill. 
Mallio John, rigger, h. 20 School. 
Malloy John, lak)rer, h. 14 Wing. 
Manchester Anna, widow, h. Mount Pleasant st. 
Manchester Asa P. painter, 91 Middle, h. 220i| County. 
Manchester Benjamin S. calker, h. Smith Mill road. 
Manchester Purrington, laborer, h. rear 86 Linden. 
Manehester David, apprentice to Bradford S. Pierce, b. 93 Fourth. 
Manchester Edward, stevedore, h. rear 154 KemptCMi. 
Manchester Ellery, 2d. laborer, h. 1 7 Chancery. 
Manchester Franklin, stevedore, h. rear 86 Lmden. 
Manchester Gilbert, laborer, h. 146 North Second. 
Manchester Hannah, widow, h. 95 Kempton. 
Manchester Hezekiah, laborer, h. 3 Eddy's wharf. 
Manchester Humphrey, (Watson ^ Manchester^) h. 175 Union. 
Manchester Innocent, widow, h. 40 Smith. 
Manchester Isaac, h. 41 Maxfeld. 
Manchester John A. laborer, h. 35 Middle. 
Manchester Lewis G. laborer, h. 18 Chancery. 
Manchester Otis, stone cutter, h. 54 Summer. ♦ 

Manchester Patience, widow, h. 154 North Second. 
Manchester Samuel, confectionary, 64 Union, b. 146 North Second. 
Manchester Stephen G. h. Linden, west of Mount Pleasant st. 
Manchester Sylvester, h. 58 Sycamore, " California." 
Manchester Thomas, laborer, b. 18 Chancery. " California." 
Manchester William E. cooper, w. for Lorenro Peirce, h. 194 South 

Second. 
Manchester William H. candle maker, w. for Z. Whittemore, h. 16 

Soutii Second. 
Manchester William S. laborer, h. 12 Chancery. 
Mandell Edward D. ( Charles H, Tucker ^ Co.) h. 50 Walnut. 
Mandell Thomas, (L Howland, Jr. Sr Co.) h. 49 Fourth, ctr. Wakmt. 
Manly John A. cooper, in ship Baleena, h. 15 Chancery. 

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118 MEECTCMBIY. 

Mann Henry S. mAster ship BareUj, h. M Sim. 

Mann James W. in ship Ljdia, h. 198 Raj. 

Mannow John, mariner, b. 151 Sonth Water. 

Maater Nathan D. driver Warefaam stage, ofltee 1 19 Unioo, resides ia 

Wareham. 
Mara James C. sorgeon dentist, S2 Cheapside, resides in Fairhaven. 
Marble Allen, honsewright, h. 93 Orinnell. 
Marble James, h. rear 208 Baj. 
Mariather Elias, shipwright, h. 99 North Second. 
Mariather George, shipwright, b. 99 North Second. 
Marick John, farmer, h. Allen's Mill road, 34. w. of C. K. Tnmer^s. 
Marick Miuxms M. fanner, b. with John Marick, Allen's Mill road. 
Markey Patrick, laborer, w. for Lyman Bartlett, h. 68 Summer. 
Marquil Mary, widow, h. 1 Walnut, comer South Water. 
Marray Patrick, laborer, b. 218 Ray. 
Marks Bemhard, clerk 19 North Water, b. U Walnut 
Marshall Charles H. mariner, h. 49 Mazfeld. 
Manhall Edward, watch maker, 4^ South Water, b. 58 North. 
Marshall Edward, baker, w. 28 Centre, b. 45 North Water. 
Martin Floria, widow, h. basement, 55 Middle. 
Mason Kmery^ blockmaker, w. for Mason & Swift, b. 144 Third. 
Mason Hannah, widow, h. 117 Middle. 
Mason Levi R. c^rocer, HI, h. 107 Purchase. 
Mason (Prt7^r(^& Swift, (Thomau W.) block and pump makers, 17 

Orange. 
Mason Willard, {Mum 4' Sm/t,)h, 144 Third. 
Matthews David, laborer^ h. 173 South Second. 
Matthews John, rigger^ w. for Cannon & Curtis, h. 106 Sycamore. 
Mi^thews Josiah, smpwright, h. 39 £)hn. 
Matthews Solomon, h. BeTville, near Acushnet arenue. 
Matthews Thomas H. in bark Equator, h. 104 Orange. 
Matthews William P. rij^er, h< Spruce street 
Mayhew Julius S. physician and surgeon, office 49, h. 47 School. 
Mayhew Matthew A. b. 47 School 
Mayhew Nathan B. b. 47 School. 
Mayhew Nathaniel,- (Mayhew ^ Spooneti) b. 65 Charles. 
Mayhew iNathanid) & Spooner, (William J. ) painters, 98 N. Water. 
Mayhew Thaddeus P. farmer, h. Ferry's farm, Acushnet avenue^ 
Maxcy William, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 126 Kemptoo. 
JVI^xfield Benjamin, mason, h. 160 Mill. 

Maxfield Caleb, furniture ware room, 130 Union, h. 81 Mazfisld. 
Maxfield Charles P. {MaxfiddSf Tripp,) h. 76 Fifth. 
Maxfield Edmund, master mariner, h. 207 Purchase. 
Maxfield Humphrey, b. 1 Hillman. 
Masfield John H. mariner, b. 21 Howland. 
Maxfield Mary A. widow, h. 125 Middle, comer Foster. 
Maacfield Russell, master mariner, h. 80 Maxfeld. 
Maxfield Susan, widow, h. 1 North. 
Mazfield {Charles P.) & Tripp, {Benjamin, Jr.) hoosewrtghlB, 109 

Fourth, comer Bedford. 
Maxfield William, painter and glazier, 5 Centre, h. 76 South Second. 
Mc Aephy John, w. for Henry H. Crapo, 106 Washington. 
Mc Brucken William, weaver Waoisutta Mills. 



DIRECTOEY. 119 

Mc Carter Daniel, laborer, h. 71 Korth Water. 

Mc Cartfay Daniel, w. 97 Charles, b. 58 North Water. 

Mc Cartaey Michael, w. Wamsntta Mills. 

Mc Carty Catherine, bonse deaning, h. 156 Bay. 

Mc Carty Dennis, porter at Mansion House. 

Mc Carty Edward, trader, 78, b. 40 Union. 

^c Carty Michael, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 158 North Second. 

Mc Cleave George B. manner, in schooner Good Hope, b. 94 South 

Water. 
Mc Cleave James, mariner, in ship Acnshnet, b. 94 South Water. 
Mc Cleave Susan, widow, boardins house, 94 South Water. 
Mc Coon Hecekiah, w. Wamsntta Mills, b. 65 Linden. 
Mc Coon James, w. Wamsntta Mills, b. 65 Linden. 
Mc Coon John, w. Wainsutta Mills. 
Mc Coon Luther, w. Wamsntta Mills, h. 65 Linden. 
Mc Conkey James, baker, w. 34 South Water, h. 205 Middle. 
Mc Corrie Jonanna, widow, h. 7 High. 
Mc Coy Daniel, laborer, h. rear 29 Allen. 
Mc Crachlin William w. N. B. Steam Mills. 
Mc Daniel Edward, laborer, h. 69 Mechanics Lane. 
Mc Dermott Ellen, widow, h. 2 Middle. 
Mc Dermott William, cook Parker House, h. basement, 28 Elm. 
Mc Eleny Coimick, vajmisher, w. 23 Purchase, h. 12 Wing. 
Mc Elenj Hugh, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 189 Elm. 
Mc Farlm Alexander, housewright, h. 18 rarker. 
Mc Farlin Andrew, tailor, 99 Union, h, 206 South Waler, 
Mc Failin Charles, laborer, b. 18 Parker st 
Mc Farlin Stcnihen W. grocer, 152, h. 152 Eempton. 
Mc Farsons Mazy, widow, h. 171 Mill, comer Cedar. 
Mc Gower James, farmer, b. 56 Arnold. 
Mc Intoah Charles S, mariner, in ship Marengo, b. 33 Mill. 
Mc Intosh Bobert, weaver Wamsntta MUls. 

Mc Gee Heniy, phvsician and surgeon, b. 186 Purchase, " California. 
Mc Guire James, Boman Priest, ^* CalifonDa." 
Mc Kenney John, w. Leonard's c. w. b. 71 North Water. 
Mc Kenzie Daniel, master mariner, h. 26 Bush. 
Mc Esnsie Daniel, Jr. master ship Sarah, of New York, b. 26 Busk. 
Mc Kenzie Ellen, widow, h. 50 Arnold. 
Mc KeUzis James, mariner, in ship James Maury, b. 50 Arnold. 
Mc Kenzie Bobert, h. 86 Arnold, " California." 
Mc Kenzie Samuel, h. 42 Hill, "^ California." 
Mc Kenn^ James, tailor, w. for Cook and Snow, h. 113 Qrinnell. 
Mc Khn James, w. Marsh c w. h. 89 South Water. 
Mc Bom William, w. E. Bobinson*s c. w. h. 70 William. 
Mc lAughlin Joseph L. sail maker, b. 124 Mddle. 
Mc lauglilin Mchael, h. 51 Mechstnics Lane, " Geliibmia." 
Mc LaughUn Bufus H. sail maker, b. 124 Middle. 
Mc Naugbton John, w. Acnshnet Iron Foundry, b. 83 North Water. 
Mc Kolty Thoma3, Priest Boman Catholic Church, Fifth st. b. 196 S. 

Second. 
i|c Sweetzer Morgan, porter Mansion House, 
wader Henry, in ship James Munroe, of Fairhaten, h. 27 Thbrd* 
Meftder James, derk 621 Union, b. 27 Third. 



120 DIRECTORY. 

Header Jonathan B. b. 32 North ^xth, " California." 

Meddock James, sail maker, h. 176 Kempton, corner Cedar. 

Meigs Josiah, laborer, h. 60 Thomas. 

MelUs John, rieger, h. 20 School, comer First 

Meloy John, IfS^rer, h. 234 Conntj. 

MendaU Charles F. mariner, h. 149 First 

Mendail Ezra, shipwright, b. 99 North Second. 

Mendell Joseph, laborer, h. 49 Maxfeld. 

Mendcll Isaiah F. mariner, b. 93 Ray. 

ISIendell James H. {MendeU 8f KeOeyA h. 82 Pleasant 

Mendell Ct/omes i7.) &Kelle7, (BoM,) shipwrights, yard. Wilcox & 
Bichmond's wharf. 

Mendell Phebe H. h. 37 Seventh. 

Mentz John, fancrr dry goods, 103 Purchase, h. 82 Maxfeld. 

Mentz Nicholas, &ncy dry goods, shop 77 Porchase, h. 69 Mill. 

Merrick Adoniram, housewright, h. 41 North Sixdi. 

Merrick John P. upholsterer, 39 Purchase, Ik 98 State, CDnzci Willis. 

Merrick William, shipwright, h. 16 Mill. 

Merrihew Stephen E. b. 189 Unioa 

Merrihew Susan, widow, h. 189 Union. 

Merrill Edward, merchant, c. r. Merrill's wharf, h. 43 Seventh. 

Merrill John, son of Edward, " Califorma." 

M«skell Dennis, laborer, h. 137 Middle. 

Mikell Frederick, w. for Jos. Clark, Mount Pleasant st 

Middleton John, laborer, h. 159 Elm. 

Miles Samuel J. w. City Alms House, Clark's Point 

Miller Caleb, h. 64 School, " CalifomUu" 

Miller Frederick, w. 39, b. rear 39 Middle. 

Miller Hannah, widow, b. 196 Union. 

Miller Martin L. mason, h. 15$ GriuneU. 

Miller Michael, h. 161 Pleasant 

Miller Robert, fisherman, h. Smith Mill load. 

^liller William, mariner, h. 41 Union. 

Miller William, (BuffingUm ^ Miller,) h. 155 QrinnelL 

Millikin Catherine, widow, h. rear 75 North Second. 

Millikin E. C. (Ebenezer C.) & Co. {Boheri B, CfreeAe,) oil manufac- 
turers, c. works 128 Ray, o. r. 28 India street, Bostoxk 

Millis John, rigger, h. 20 Scho6l. 

Mills James, victualer, stall No. 2 City Market, h. 84 EInv 

Mitchell Augustus, w. for Allen Eelley & Son, 4^ S. Water, b. 5 Willis. 

Mitchell Charles T. A. derk 18 South Water, b. 36 South Second. 

Mitchell Daniel, rigger, h. 158 North Seoond- 

Mitchell Eliz^ B. h. 134 County. 

Mitchell Mary, widow, h. 65 North Water. 

Mitchell Melissa, widow, h. 234 Purchase. 

Mitchell Samuel H. appf entice to c^ames Beetle, b. 158 North Second. 

Mitchell Temple A. clerk 18 South Water, b. 88 South Second. 

Mitchell Thomas, in ship Young Phenix, n. 11 First. 

Mitchell Walter, law student with Eliot i Qflipon, b. Parker House. 

Monks Major, weaver Wamsutta Mill& 

Mooden Freelove, h. rear U Krst 

Moore Alexander, laborer, h. 68 Kempton. 

Moore Charles Q. laborer, b. 70 WcJden. 



DIEECTOEY. 121 

Moore Charles H. laborer, b. 18 Bnssell 

Moore Geoxge T. apprentice to H. P. Wfllis & Son, b. 33 Seyenth. 

Moore John, hiborer, h. 2 SulUyan. 

Moores Charles C. rig^r, b. 93 Bay. 

Moorea tenes, rigge^ofts, one on J. A. Parker's yrharf, and one 5 
Taber^s wh^ h. 93 Bay. 

Moores John, in ship G^rge, b. 93 Bayl 

Morgan Charles W. merchant, c. r. Botch's Sqnare, h. 149 County. 

Morgan Parker, mariner, b. 157 Elm. 

Morgjan S. Griffitts, (Pope ff Morgan^) b. Parker House. 

Morris Bobert, mariner, b. 172 Sonth Water. 

Morrison Bichard, laborer, b. 72 North Water. 

Morse Clinton, derk 38, 40 and 42 Union. 

Morse George, fireman Parker House, h. 153 Eempton. 

Morse Thaimtil, tailoress, h. 95 liinden. 

Morselander William, laborer, h. 77 South Water. 

Morselander William H. mariner, b. 75 South Second. 

Morselander Zebulon, w. Marsh c. w. h. 11 Bush. 

Morton Albert G. Pastor North Christian Church, Porchase st. h. 86 
MUL 

Morton Ellas, tends T. A. Greene's Salt Works, h. 35 Core. 

Morton Lazarus S. blacksmith, b. 2 Maxfelif, w. for J. Dnrfee, Jr. 

Morton Seth, sail maker, b. 31 Pleasant* 

Mosher Allen, laborer, h. rear 134 Bay. 

Mosher Alvin laborer, h. 107 County. 

Mosher Betsey, h. 120 Middle. 

Mosher Bradford, in ship Barth'w. Gosnold. h. 120 Middle. 

Biosher Caleb P. in ship Brighton, h. Haskin*s comer. " 

Mosher Dayid A, in ship Boman, 2d. h. rear 134 Bay. 

Mosher Edward P. b. 83 Pleasant, " California." 

Mosher Elihu, farmer and butcher, h. County st. near Clark's Coye. 

Mosher Elihu M. ship joiner, w. for Francis Bowman. 

Mosher Frederick P. ngger, w. for James King, 4 Chesnut, b. with 
Elihu Mosher. 

Mosher George S. in ship Braganza, b. 120 Middle. 

Mosher Hanmdi, widow, n. North Boad, Haskin's comer. 

Mosher Hannah, widow, h. 117 Bay. 

Mosher Isaac P. truckman, h. 207 South Second. 

Mosher James £. mariner, in ship George, b. on Fish Island. 

Mosher James S. mariner, b. County st near Clark's Coye. 

Mosher Jonathan, toU keeper and grocer, toll house Fish Island. 

Mosher Joseph, laborer, h. Grape st 

Mosher Bodolphus, mariner, h. 126 Kempton. 

A^sher Thomas, shoe maker, 143 South Water, h. 121 S. Second* 

Mosher Thomas, Jr. in bark Science, b. 81 Forest. 

Mosher Warren, laborer, h. 22 Wing. 

MotUey Edward, Jr. b. 104 Coun^. 

Moulton Leyi F. (Moukon ^ Nash^) b. 56 Eillman. 

Moalton (Lem F.) & Nash, ( WiUiam A-) carriage, makers, kl Me- 
chanics Lone. ^ 

Moalton Othniel, city scayenger^h. 50 Smith. 

Movlton Nathaniel, truckman, h. 56 EGllman. 

Moalton Uriah F. watch maker, 4i South Water, bf 58 North. 



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122 DIEECTOEY. 

Mowhe Geor^ mariner, in ship Ead^i Ik 9 WtlL 
Moylan William, w. for Watson & Sancbester, L 189 BUddle. 
Mud^ Anthony, mariner, in ahip IndiAi h- 6 BnsdolL 
Mulliken Adeline, b. 18 Campbell. 

Mullin Jeremiah, hamera maier, w. 126 tJolon, b. dl WilSam. 
Munell Antone, mariner, b. 141 Raj. 
Munroe Angostna W. w. 17 Third, b. 810 Middle. 
Munroe Edward, (Godfrejf fr Munroe^) b, ld8 Union. 
Monroe James, chronometer and watch n^er, 98 UaioD, b. 87 Eighth. 
Munroe James, laborer, h. 10 First 
Munroe Rebecca, nurse, h. 114 South Sixth. 
Munroe William W. in bark Science, h. 77 Smith. 
Murphy Cornelius, laborer, b. 14 Howland* 
Murphy Daniel, city watch, h. 21 South Beoond. 
Murphy Dennis, laborer, w. for H. Davis, Jr.'AicnshiMt avoroe. 
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, h. 12ft Smith. • 
Murphy John, hostler, 54 Elm, b. 63 EhOt 
Murphy Michael, w. for William Eddy, 81 Cottage. 
Murphy Iklichael, laborer, b. 14 Howland. 
Murphy Michael, weaver Wamsntta AOlla* 
Murphy Thomas, laborer, h. 24 First* 
Murphy Thomas, laborer, h. 196 South Second- 
Murphv Timothy, w. Ferkin*8 Faper Factory, 141 Umon, b. 14 How- 
land. 
Murrey Ellen, widow, h. rear 15 Urst. 
Murrien Jeremiah, fireman N. B. Steam Milla. 
Muspratt George, cooper, h. 87 South Sixth. 
Myers Hammond, cabman, h. 107 Fleaaant 
Mylan William, baker, h. 189 Middle. 
Myrick Alexander, w. E. M. Robinson's c. w. b. 14 Ebxvluid. 
Myrick Alexander G. cooper, w. for Pollsffd & Myrick, b. 1 Willis. 
M^ck Charles G. (Pollard 8f Myrick,) h. 1 Witik, comet Ray. 

Nash Betsey, widow, h. 5 North. 

Nash John P. {Nash 8c Peircey) b. 73 Elm. 

Nash Joseph, mariner, h. 112 South Water. ^ 

Nash (John P. ) & Peirce, ( Charles M. Jr.) grooeriea, 47 N. Sixth. 

Nash Thankful Y. widow, h. 73 Bhn. 

Nash Thomas A. painter, b. 5 North. 

Nash William N. (Moulton ^ Nash,) b. 73 Elm. 

Neal John, b. 55 South Second, " Califomia.'' 

Negus Allen, stone cutter, h. Smith Mill road. 

Negus Andrew, stone cutter, h. Smith Mill road. 

Negus Ellery, (Negus 4r Holmes,) h. 42 Foster. 

Negus Gilbert, b. 7 Cedar. 

Negus (EUery) & Holmes, (Atwood,) coopers, skxp 14 First 

Negus Isaac, h. 95 Washington. 

Negus James E. tailor, b. 50 HiUman. 

Negus Wflliara, laborer, h. 45 Allen. 

Neil William O. w. for A. D. Ridmiond & Co. b. << Bedford Hoitte.'* 

Nelson George, apprentice to James L* Pierce, b. 215 South Water. 

Nelson Nathaniel, h. 100 William. 



DIRECTORY. 123 

Nelsoa feter, hottBewrigbt, retr 11, b. 11 Itet. 

Nelson T)ioma«, laborer, h. 159 Elm. 

Nelson Thomas, weaver Wamsntta Mills. 

Netdier Geor^ S. master marmer» h. 67 Mill, *^ Califoniia." 

NewhaU William, baker, w. for Roratio 8mil£, h. 167 Kempton. 

jSfichols Clarissa, nurse, b* 81 North Water, comer Elm . 

Nichols Howard, blacksmith, 15, c. r. 19 Mechanics Lane, h. 59 Efan. 

Nichols John, tin plate woriLer, w. for Wood, Bri^htmao & Co. b. 69 

Middle. 
Nichols 8eth C. mariner, in sMp John Baring, b. 97 PiUman. 
Nichols William H. w. 126 Union, b. 87 Ilrst. 
NickfiTBon George T. blacksmith, shop 107 Sonth Water, h. 23 Crapo 

street* 
Nickerson John H. blacksmith, w. for J. Sisson, Jr. b. 72 TTiibnAn- 
NickeiBon John W. derk 16 South Water, h. 61 Waldea 
Nickerson Nancy, widow, h* 65 £lm. 
Nickerson Nehemiah, derk 30 South Water, b. 6 Walnut 
Niles Levx^ laborer, h. 88 South Water. 
Norbert Fernando, w. for W. Botch. Jr. 110 County. 
Norris John, boarding house, 7 Elm. 
Noms Margaret, dress maker, h. 10 Bedford. 
Norton Amy, widow, h. 47 Seventh. 
Norton Benjamin S. w. merchandiae depot, N. B. and T. B. Road, 

b. 341 Purchase. 
Norton Edmund, apprentice to Stephen Andrews, b. 52 lifih. 
Norton George, laborer, b. 19 HillThan. 
Norton George W. cooper, w. for Isaac Bly, h. 24 Bedford. 
Norton Hiram F. mariner, in ship Adeline, h. 1 1 Bush. ^ 

Norton Mary C. widow, h. 44 North. 
Norton Peter, rigger, w. for Whitton & Searell, h. 190 Bay. 
Norton William J. oooi>er, w. for Isaac Blv, b' 61 Smitk 
Norton William T. mariner, h. North Boaa. 
Nprton William B. in ship Luminary, of Warren, b. 76 Middle. 
Nute Josiah, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 126 Kempton. 
Nute Jotham, w. N. B. Cord^ Factory, b. 126 Kempton. 
Nutting Albert, ( Griffin ^ NvXtxng^) shop and house 7 South Water. 
Nye AsaR. (T.hf A. i2. Nyt,) h. 81 Ehn. 
Nye Asa R. 2d. w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Nye Calvin B. painter, w. for Potter, HiUman & Co. b. 73 Elm. 
Nye Ebenezer, {N}^ i* HaJiXXYi. 50 Pleasant. 
Nye (Ebenezer) & !uaU, CZ>. Franddxa^) groceriei and proyisioiis, 59' 

Union. 
Nye Frederick W. E. clerk 74 Purchase, b. 118 Middle. 
Nye Humphrey, clerk 8 Middle, h. 1 Smith, oor. County. 
Nye Levi, h. 12 Chancery, ^' California.'* 
Nye Nathaniel H. ship dumdlery and groceries, 4 Rodman at and 83 

Botch's Square, h. 49 Fifth. 
Nye Obed, dry goods and groceries, Acushnet village, b. " Hidtory 

Grove," Acushnet avenue. 
Nye Susan, widow, h. 92 County. 
Nye Sylvanus G. groceries and provisions, 25 and 81 Union, b. 19 

Seventh. 
Nye Sylvanus T. (i^^ ^ Fbrdsff,) h. 92 Third. 



124 DmECTORY. 

Nye ThoiiiM,Jr.(7. ^il.Jt:^)h.S6SCoimt3r,**ActiflhiietB6lghtfi.* 
Nje T,(7%ffma$,Jr,) & A. K. (Am9 R) metdiantB, c. r. J. & J. 

Howland's wluuf. 
Nye Tristram, Airnitiire ware room, 47 Puduifl^, h. 59 Snmmto. 
Nye Willard, (D(wid R Cfnaie <^ Co.) h. 'Biver Side,' AcDfifanet ai^vntie. 
Nye {Svlvamu T,) & WordeU, {AUai,) groceries ao^ provisions, 11 

Union. 



Oakley James C. in schooner Qaielle, h. 49 Sooth Beoond. 

O'Brien John, porter City HoteL 

O'Brien Martin, laborer, h. SSO Bay. 

O'Brien Morgan, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 152 North Seeond, 

O'Brien Timothy, mariner, b. rear 39 Smith. 

O'Connell Edward, eardener, w. for SamL Rodman, 92 Spring. 

O'Conner Frank, tailor, w. 99 Union, h. 44 Bodfor4* 

O' Conner James, mariner, b. 44 Bedford. 

O'Conner Peter, laborer, b. 44 Bedford. 

O'Conner Thomas, rigger, h. 129 Qrinnell. 

Offley Alexander, laborer, h. 129 Orchard. 

Olcott Daniel, h. 37 South Water. 

Oliver Aberdeen, stevedore, h. 6 Wall st 

Oliver Horatio G. stevedore, h. 226 Bay. 

Oliver Ingraham D. in ship George Porter, b. 45 North. 

Oliver Matthew, rigger, h. 45 North. 

Oliver Samnel D. in ship Amethyst, b. 45 North. 

Oman Andrew, cabinet maker, w. 23 Porchase, h. 16j| Third. 

OmanXE/uis) & Boone, {WilUam H.) block and pomp makers, 10 

Commercial wharf. 
Oman Elias, (Oman ^ Boonei,) h- 41 Union. 
Oman Joshua, shipwright, h. 56 Ray. 

Ome^ Milbon, cabman, w. for Elias Sampson, Jr. b. 161 Union. 
O'Neil Michael, laborer, h. rear 144 Union. 

O'Neil William, carriage painter, w. 1 1 Mechanics Lane, b. 57 School. 
Orcutt John G. block maker, 15 Orange, h. 280 Porch^ae. 
Orcutt Nelson, spar maker, h. 225 Soutii Water. 
Orks John, laborer, h. 2 Bethel Court. 

Ormsbee Caleb Lewis, baker, 34 South Water, h. rear 36 Mid^Uc. 
Osgood Edward A. in schooner EUen Rodman, h. 9 Chanoerr. 
Osgood John, nuison, w. for James L. Pierce, b. 216 South Water. 
Otei Isaac, mariner, b. 157 Elm. 

Otis Thomas, apothecary and druggist, 40 8. Water, h. 138 Purc^e 
Ottiwell Geoi^, in ship Brandt, b. 64 William. 
Ottiwell William, cabinet maker, 62, h. 64 Williaxzk. 
OttiweU William, Jr. b. 64 William, " California." 
Overing Richard G. laborer, h. rear 20 North Second, 
Overton Edward, w. N. 3. Planing Mill, b. 49 Hillman. 
Ov}3rton William Edwin, truckman, b. 49 Hillman. 
Owen Charles, w. Wamsutta Mills, h. Pope st cor. State. 

Padcard Asa, market, 92 Ptirchase, h. 48 High. 

Packard George W. market 90 and 92 Porchase, h. 9 1 Chaiies. . 



DIRECTORY. 125 

Packard Henry S. grocer and dealer in wood, 15 N. 6ixih, h. 167 

Union. 
Packard Horatio S. derk 7 South Water, b. 38 Union. 
Packard Joseph S. derk City HoteL 
Packard Sihon, CbfiseoA^e, and keeper City Hotd, Union street, comer 

Fourth. 
Packard William H. derk 15 North Sixth, b. 167 Union. 
Page John H. W. master in chancery and notary public, {Page ^ 

Stone,) office 42 N. Water, h. 61 Sooth Sixth, comer Bossell. 
Page {John H. W.) & Stone, {Joshua C.) connsdors and attorneys at 

law, 42 North Water. 
Paine George W. derk 12 Hazard's wharf, b. 55 Hill. 
Paine Nathan L. derk 10 Market Square, h. 108 Fourth. 
Paine Samtxd E. restorateur, 9 South Water, b. 32 Elm. 
Paine Samuel S. bricks and lime, 12 Hazard's wharf, h. 96 Ray. 
Pame Warden, h. 91 William, " California." 
Paisley Caroline, widow, h. rear 126 Kempton. 
Palm^ Andtew B. derk 95 Union, b. 109 North Second. 
Palmer Anthony, shoe maker, w. for J. 6. Parker, b. Hazard House. 
Palmer Joseph, cutter for Bidmiond & Wood, 31 N. Water, h. 109 N. 

Second. 
Palmer Mark B. stoves and hardware, tin plate and sheet iron manu- 
facturer, 28 Centre, h. 95 William. 
Palmer Mark S. derk 28 Centre, b. 95 William. 
Palmar Ridiard A. (Palmer ^ Bkhetson,) h. 17 Seventh. 
Palmet (Biehard J..) & Bicketson, ( JosepA,} oil merdiants, c. r. 49 N. 

Water, ooroer William. 
Palmer Sihon 6. mason, h. 50 Chesnut 
Palmer Thomas S. b. 109 North Second. 
Pahner William B. housewtight, w. for I«. ft B. Hathaway, b. 109 N. 

Second. 
Parker Charles, cooper, 28 Sooth Second, h. 73 Soath Sixth. 
Parker Datuel, housewright, h. 136 Kempton. 
Parker Daniel H. mariner, h. Acushnet village. 
Parker Edmund O. son of Jacob, ^ California." 
Parker Edward, shoe maker, h. 172 Kempton. 
Parkjegr Edward W. shoe maker, w. 80 Pcurchase, b. 238 Middle. 
Parker Elijah, fietfmer, h. New County road, 2d. N. of S. Howard, Jr. 
Parker l^lisho, mcer, 193, h. 195 Purchase. 
Parker Francis L. b. 35 Third, «< California." 
Paxker Frederiek T. laborer, h. 136 Kempton* 
Parker Geofge, shipwright, b. 98 North Second. 
Parser {Robert) ^ Hattcm, {Bcbert,) foahionable hatr dressers, 124 

Unioii. 
Parker Isaac, xnaiitiBr, b» with J. K. Booth, Perry's comer, N. Boad. 
Parker Jacob, anchors, chain cables, iron castings, gnn powder, etc. 15 

Centre, h. 35 Third. 
Paiker Jacob S. boots and shoes, 1 12 Union, h. 99 ffiUmiuL 
Parker James D. son of Jacob, *^ CaJifoniia." 
Parker JohUt shipwright, b. 98 North Second. 
Parker John Avery, Prwdent MerehoHU B<mk, c r. 7 Middle, h. 246 

County, comer WtXUs. 
Pariugr John J. mArinor, h. Anwhnat aTOniA) lit N. Dr. Perry's Une^ . 



126 DIRECTORY. 

Parker Jona^baa, in ship Hereulm, b. with John J. Pariur. 

Parker Jooathan, shipwright, b. 104 North. 

Parker Joseph A. housewright, h. 99 Smith. 

Parker Nathaniel, shipwright, b. 98 North Second. 

Parker Noah, mariner, b. with J. K. Booth, Peny's corner, North road. 

Parker Robert, {Pcarker (f* Hatton) h. 246 Mid(Ue. 

Parker Robert, shipwright, h. 257 County. 

Parker Samuel, laborer, w. for L. Hawes, Tarkiln BUL 

Parker Stephen, housewright, h. 57 Summer. 

Parker SrlTanns, boatbuilder, h. 102 Fourth. 

Parker Ward M. merchant, h. 83 Fourth. 

Parker Ward B. clerk 12 and 14 Union, b. 83 Fourth. 

Parker Wairen W. w. Wood, Brightman & Co. 17 North Water, b. 

Mount Pleasant house. 
Parker William C. painter and gUsier, 49 North Second, oomer Elm, 

h. 65 Walden. 
Parker William G. groceries, 12 Union, h. Hi^iland st near ** Loo 



Choo." ^ ^ // * f ^ / \ / 

Parkhunt John, h.4fafii^^ w/ . ; a /i uU^iCUr/ /( j 
Parlow Bbenezer, JrTw. Wamsutta Mills. / 



Parlow Bbenezer, Jr. w. Wamsutta 

Parlow Franklin S. app. J. P. Lund, Acushnet YUlaga 

Parlow Qeoise, mariner, b. 89 South Water. 

Parlow JonaSian, laborer, h. 32 Hillman. 

Parlow Nathaniel, h. 75 Mazfdd. '* Califbmia." 

Parsons Eben^er shoe maker, h. rear 113 Qrinneli 

Parsons Inael F. book binder, 105 Union, h. 32 Eighth. 

Parsons Parmenius, cabinetmaker, w. 115 Purchase, h. 83 Maxfeld. 

Parsons William G. mariner, h. 103 Sycamore. 

Patterson Isaac £. w. for N. Moulton, b. 103 HlUmai». 

Patterson William, laborer, h. ISO Kemptoa. 

Patterson William, laborer, h. 5 Morgans row. 

Paul Charlotte, fancy worsteds, store and house 97 Ptvcibefle. 

Paul James T. w. for W. Brownell, 24 Fourth, h. 76 Middle. 

Paul John C. cooper, h. 146 North Second. 

Faull Charles F. clerk 82 Union, b. with Leyi PaulL 

Faull Levi, turnkey, house of correction, Morgan st 

Paull Mary, widow, h. 146 Norih Second. 

Paull Thomas, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 146 North Second. 

Paulding Albert B. express agent for Godfrey & Munroe^ h. 280 

Purchase. 
Paun Bemjamin F. tin plate worker, w. for S. A. Tripp & Ca 11 N. 

Water, b. 217 South Water. 
Pann John w. O. & G. 0. Crocker's c. w„ h. 217 South Water. 
Paun John H. cooper, w. for L Chase & Co. Haaard's wharf, b. 217 

South Water. 
Paon William B. housewri^t, b. 217 South Water. 
Payson Edwin, w. for J. P. jLund, Acushnet 
Peabody John, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, b. 48 High. 
Pearsons William C. rigger, w. for Jamw Tilton, h. Sycamore. 
Pease Abby W. widow, £, 169 County. 
Peaae Abner, ruger, w. for James Tilton, h. 169 South Seemd. 
Pease Daniel, bl^ksmith, w. for J. & T. Dutfoa, h. 212 County. 
Fe0«e Mary Ann, widow, h. 1 North. 



DIRECTORY. 127 

Pmm Peleg) book keeper for Bichmcmd & Wood, 81 North Water, 

h. 90 GrinnelL 
Pease Sprowell, shipwright, b. 30 £lm. 
Pease Zdphaniah, bonsewrigfat, h. 76 GribnelL 
Peasel Frands H. scissors grinder, h- Belville. 
Peats Bexgamin H. stone driller, h. rear 59 Summer. 
Peckbam Arnold, h. 144 Third. 
Peckham Benjamin, mason, h. Parker st 
Peckbam Caleb C. ship breisid baker, w. 89, h. rear 89 Middle. 
Peckham Elizabeth, h. Noel Taber road, near Haskins' comer. 
Peckham Leonard S. calker, h 50 Ray, comer Kempton. 
Peckham Patience, widow, b. with Elizabeth Peckham, Noel Taber 

road. 
Peckham Perry, laborer, h. 115 Smith. 

pQckham Ridiard T. baker, w. for James Dunham, h. 52 Bnssell. 
Peckham Sarah, h. Noel Taber road, with Eliz. Peckham. 



Peckham Stephen, laborer, h. 14 Sherman. 

ViOiam, app. 
Pedro Joseph H. {Pedro 4r King) h. 187 South Water. 



~— ■ — "— ■ r w • ^ r — ' — — .-^^— _ 

Peckham William, app. to I. Chase & Co. b. SOS Pnrchaae. 



Pedro (Joseph BAA King {Jos^) dothing, etc., 137 Sooth Water, 

corner Griffiths. 
Peirce Abraham, h. 83 Pleasant, comer Mill. 
Pdroe Abraham, Jr. honsewiight, h. 49 MilL 
Peiroe Asa, cooper, w. for I Whitnej, S8 First, h. 74 First. 
Pdroe Asa C. derk for C. & A. Taber, 45 Union, b. 74 First. 
Pdroe Benjamin, mariner, b. 74 First. 
Peiree Chiu-les M. mason, h. 74 Elm, comer North Sixth. 
Peiree Charles M. Jr. {Nash 4* Peirce) b. 75 Elm. 
Pdroe Clothier, cooper, h. Clark's Point, near Acnshnet Qnarry. 
Peirce David, cooper, h. 24 Bedford. 
Peiroe David, Jr. cooper, b. 24 Bedford. 
Peirce David B honsewright, w. 206 Porehase, b. 149 Stale. 
Pdroe David C. honsewright, shop 206 Purchase, h. 149 State. 
Pdroe David P. h. 215 South Water. «* California." 
Peiroe David R. honsewright and dealer in lumber, 188 North Second, 

h. Mt Vemon st. west of Mt Pleasant 
Pdroe Edwin R. in ship Courier, b. 177 South Water. 
Peiree Fally, widow, h. 78 Elm. 

Peirce Henrj R. honsewright, h. 229 County. ** California.'* 
Peirce Hiram, laborer, h. Acnshnet Village. 
Peirce Ira C. mason, b. 75 Elm. 
Pdroe Isaac, cooper, h. 68 Grinndl. 
Peiroe James L. mason, b. 215 South Water. 
Peiroe John C. cooper for Lorenzo Peiroe, b. 149 FIrit 
Peiroe John H. cooper, h. 116 First, comer Howland. 
Peirce John W. cooper, w. for Lorenzo Peirce, h. 149 Firet 
Peirce Lorenzo, cooper, 148 First, h. 82 GrkmelL 
Pdrce Loyd N. cooper, 190 South Water, h. 75 QitoneU. 
Peiroe Siatilda, widow, h. 1 17 North Water. 
Peiroe Otis H. mason, h. 91 Kempton. 
Peiroe Seabury, cooper, h. 59 (zrimidl. ** Callfomia.** 
Pdfoe Warren G. app. Chas. M. Peiroe, b. 75 Stan. 
Peiroe William A. mariner, b. 177 South Water. " 



128 DIRECTORy. 

Peirce William C. b 44 Spring. 

Peirce, see Pierce. 

Pell John, mariner, b. 136 South Water. 

Peneton Solomon, w. for George Howland, Jr. 37 Sonth Sixth. 

Penniman Bethael, market S, h. 10 Sonth Second. 

Penniman Bethael, Jr. market 2 Sonth Second, h. 235 Pnrchaie. 

Pemiiman William, son of Bethnel. " California." 

Penny Edward B. mariner, h. Smith's Mill road. 

Perce John W. \)o6kB and periodicals, 105 Union, h. 26 6. Second. 

Percy Charles P. clerk 38 Purchase, b. Acnshnet House. 

Perkins Barnabas S. (Hamlin 4- Perkins) h. 88 Bush. 

Perkins Charles H. calker, w. Sanford & Howland's c. w., h. 51 
Kempton. 

Perkins Jabez, cooper, h. 81 Third. 

Perkins John, manu&ctorer and importer of paper hangings, 141 
Union, h. 51 Fourth. 

Perkins John, Jr. 141 Union, h. 50 Spring. 

Perkins Jonas B. in<}. T. 6. Coffin, "CaBfomia." 

Perkins William, shipwri^t, h. 142 Purchase. 

Perry Alfred H. derk 22 Purchase, b. 54 Smith. 

Perry Antone A. mariner, h. 134 South Water. 

Perry Bela C. {Perry tf- Wut) b. 93 South Water. 

Ferry Charles H. mariner, b. 70 Washington. 

Perry Daniel, h. 8 Eighth. " California." 

Perry David, tmckmaji, h. 173 R^, comer PearL 

Perry Dwight B. merchant, h. 99 rleasant^ 

Perry Eben, merchant, c. r. 11 Middle, h. 137 County. 

Perry Edward, laborer, h. 166 Kempton. 

Perry Eliza, widow, h. 72 Foster. 

Perry Ellis, master schooner Sarah, h. 78 Walden. 

Perry Francis, housewright, h. 87 South Water. 

Perry Francis H. mariner, sails out of New York, b. 134 S. Water. 

Perry Franklin, b. 54 Wahiut. J* California." 

Perry George, clerk Macomber & Mendall, 100 Purchase, h. 88 Bay. 

Perry John, w. Perkins paper fSactory, b. 71 North Water. 

Peny John H. grocer and dealer in coal, 56 South Water, cor. Wal- 
nut, b. 200 Purchase. 

Perry John M. cooper, w. Sanford & Howland's c. w.» b. 54 Smith. 

Perry Joseph, laborer, h. 136 South Water. 

Perry Joseph, mariner, h. 162 South Water, comer Howland. 

Perry Lois, h. Acushnet Avenue, near Acnshnet 

Perry Lyman C. confectionary, 4 Pearl, b. 173 Bay. 

Perry Nathaniel, shipwright, h. 92 Ray. 

Perry Samuel H. laborer, h. 172 Kempton, comer Cedar. 

Perry StiUman C. mariner, h. 65 Smith. 

Perry Susan, widow, h. 32 Pleasant. 

Ferry Thaddeus M. farmer, h. Acushnet Avenue, near Acnshnet 

Perry (Beta C.) & West, {John E.) fashionable hair dressers. 24 South 
Water and 56 Union. 

Ferry William H. mariner, h. 97 South Second. 

Perry William H. H. teacher in penmanship and drawing, b. 29 Union. 

Peters Peter J. w. merchandize depot N. B. & T. B. Bc^, h. BelviUe. 

Peterson Israel, w. Linseed Oil Factory, h. 25 SchooL 



DIRECTORY. 129 

Peterson John, laborer, h. 36 Chancery. 

Fetenon John, block and pump maker, w. for J. & T. R. Taber, b. I 
WalniU. 

Petter leather, filmier) h.. Acnshnet Ayenne^ 1st north of " Woodlee." 

Pettibone William, laborer, w. for J. L. Peirce, b. 215 Sonth Water. 

Pettys James, mariner, h. oyer 1 1 Third. 

Pfemev 6. S. Frederick, homoeopathic physician and surgeon, h. Mor- 
gan, comer Orchard st. 

Phelps Edward, jobing wagon, h. 21 Morgan's row. 

Phelps Milflon, mariner, h. 131 Orchard. 

Phelps Paul C laborer, h. 165 Kempton. 

Phillips Allen D. clerk 250 Purchase, h. Belville. 

Phillips Charles, painter, w. for Chas. Underwood, b. 14 S. Second. 

Phillips Eleazer, trader 250, h. rear 250 Purchase. 

Phillips George B. clerk 7 Middle, b. 39 High. 

Phillips Thomas A. laborer, h. rear 170 South Water. 

Phillips William J. merchant, c. r. 7 Middle, h. 39 High. 

Phinney Nathan, mason, h. 81 Pleasant. 

Phipps Abner J. Principal Friends Academy, County 8 1 h. 110 Middle. 

Piggott George W. w. 115 Purchase, h. 33 Smith. 

Fierce Alexander, mason, b.. 159 Middle. 

Pierce Andrew, clerk 99 Middle, b. 78 £hn. 

Pierce Andrew G. clerk for E. L. Baker, b. 55 N. Sixth. 

Pierce Benjamin F. b. with Maltiah H. Peirce, " California " 

Pierce Bradford S. mason, h. 93 Fourth, comer Russell. 

Pierce Christopher, apprentice to Howard NichoUs, b. 59 Elm. 

Pierce Clark, sail maker, h. 35 Pleasant. 

Pierce Henry, farmer, h. Highland st. west of the Wind Mill. 

Pierce Ira E. p^ar for J. P. Limd, b. Acnshnet. 

Pierce Jabez JN. boot and shoe maker, 54 S. Water, h. 14 Bethel Co^rt: 

Pierce Job, trader, h. 32 Ehn. 

Pierce Maltiah H. farmer, h. Assonet road, 2d. h. from Allen's Mill. 

Pierce Martin, mason, h. 159 Middle. 

Pierce Otis, mason, b. 159 Middle. 

Pierce Otis N. housewright, 41i|, h. 55 North Sixth. 

Pierce Philip T. w. N. B. Planing MUl, b. 63 Foster. 

Pierce Simeon, ship carpenter, h. Phillip's road, 2d. h. from County. 

Pierce Thomas H. housewrieht, h. 63 Foster. 

Pierce Thomas R. mariner, b. 24 Bedford. 

Pierce Thomas R. ( G, Wilson ^ Co.) h. 16 Allen. 

Pierce, see Peirce. 

^Is Hannah, seamstress, h. 34 Orange. 

Pillsbury Edwin, laborer, h. 60 Thomas. 

Piper Robert H. waiter at Wm. R. Rodman's, h. 46 Bedford. 

Piper William H. w. for W. R. Rodman, h. 46 Bedford. 

Pitman Benjamin, silver ware manufacturer, 80, h. 78 Union. 

Pitman Mary, widow, h. rear 15 First. 

Pitman Robert C counsellor and attorney at law, office 26 N. Water, 
b. 78 Union. 

Pitman William R. watches, jewelry and fancy goods, 13 Purchase, 
h. 18 Fifth. 

Pitts Charles B. cooper, w. 0. & G. O. Crocker's c. w.) h. ^ South 
Second. 

12 



19» DIBECrttoRY. 

TituAey Howard, farmer, b. with Wm. Pittslef. 

PHtoley William, farmer, h. Freetown road^ 4th W. of N* Hathawftj'tf^ 

PittslejT William B. farmer, h. *■ Bullock's farm," Comitj road. 

Place Gilbert J. in ship OUto Branch, h, 37 School. 

Place Henry, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 175 Kempton. 

Place Thomas w. N. B. Co^age Factory, h. 166 Kempton. 

Plant Ebenezer, surgeon dentist, office 134^ Union, h. 28 Fifth. 

Plammer Ellen, seamstress, h. 1 1 6 North Second. 

Plommer Frederick, w. B Lindsey's Job office, b. 116 North Seooni. 

Plummer James H. printer, b. 116 North Second. 

Plummer John, mariner, b. 59 South Water. 

Plummer Joseph, clerk N. B. Steam Mills, b. 35 Eighth. 

Plummer Leander A. clerk N. B. Cordage Co. Rotoh's Square, b. 3^ 

Eighth. 
Poland James L. w. for J. & T. B. Taber, 13 Orange, h. 118 Por-^ 

chase. 
Pollard Edward^ (Pollard ^ Myrick,) b. 1 Willis, 
Pollard (Edward) & Myrick, (Charles G.) coopers, shop 22BiaxfeId^ 
Pollay Jacob, rigger, w. for Cannon & Curtis, h. 34 South. 
Pollock Daniel G. w. Tabor's Iron Foundry, h. 162 GrinnelL 
Pollock Simeon F. w. Taber'* Iroo Foundry, h. 86 Grinnell. 
Polly Spencer, rigger, w. for James Moores, h. 22 Allen. 
Pond Benjamin, in ship Eagle, b. 217 South Water .^ 
Pond Prentice H. w. Wamsutta Mills. 
Pool Cynthia, nurse City Alms House. 
Pool George, apprentice to I. S. & A. Whitney, b. 61 Ray.- 
Pool Lindsey, W. spar maker, h. 126 Kempton. 
Pope Aldcn, w. N. E Rivet Factory, b. 63 South Second. 
Pope Alvin W. baker, w. 39 Middle, h. 81 North Watfer. 
Pope Charles W. mariner, h. Belville. 
Pope J. George W. clerk 15 South Water, h.27 Walnut. 
Pope John, mariner, b. 33 Union. 
Pope Lewis S. pedler, h. Acushnet. 
Pope ( William G. E.) & Morgan, (S. Griffitts^) eommission mer" 

chants and dealers in duck, iron and copper. Botch's Square. 
Pope Thomas, Jr. dry goods and clothing, 36 N. Water, h. 57 Elm« 
Pope William G. E. {Pope ^ Morgan.) b. 265 County. 
Popple Benjamin F. w. James Henry Rowland's c. w., h. near "^ Smok^ 

ing Rocks." 
Porter Friancis L. student at law with Clifford & Brigham, b. with J.- 

L. Porter, Morgan st. 
Porter Jacob L. Deputy Sheriffs Jailor^ and Keeper of the Houte of 

Correction, Morgan st. 
Porter Philip, laborer, h. 63 Mill. 
Porter Philip, apprentice to John Taylor, Mechanics Lane, b. 166 

Union. 
Post Francis, h. 85 Washington, « California.*' 
Post Richard G. cooper, w. N. Leonard's c. w., h. 118 Washington- 
Potter Abner B. clerk for Wm. O. Brownell, b. 203 Ptarchate. 
Potter Andrew H. cl«rk 15 SOuth Water, h- 162 County. 
Potter Cynthia H. millinery, shop and house 118 Kempton* 
Potter Ezra, housewright, h. 62 Arnold. 
Potter Henry S. in schooner Alfred, b. 42 Middle. 



DiajECTORY, Ml 

'lV>tter, IPeleg) Hillxnan (Beniy) &Co. {Pardcn PoHer, Jr^ palnteiSi 

72 North Water. 
Potter Isaiah H, calker, h. 29 lilaxfeld. 
Potter Job, b, 22 Wing, 
Potter John K. calker, b. 133 Kempton. 
Potter Lyman G. housewright, w. 53 Pleasant, h. 161 Mill 
Potter liuuy, mdow, h. 133 Purchase. 
Potter Pardon, Jr. (Potter, HiUman ^ Cb.) h. 137 Purchase. 
Potter Pardon, 2d. shipwright, h. 45 North. 

Potter Pardon B. farmer, h. Mount Pleasant, 3d north Mount Vernon. 
Potter Peleg, {Potter, HiUman S^ Co.)h. 71 Walden. 
Potter -Philip, weaver Wamsutta MiUs, b. with P. B. Potter, Mount 

Pleasant 
Potter Samuel H. b. Acnshnet, '* Califomia." 
Potter Southard, shipwright, h. 133 Purchase. 
Potter Southard, 2d. clerk for B. B. Howard, b. 133 PuK^hase. 
Potter Stephen N. master mariner, h. IBl County, comer Elm. 
Potter Thomas, laborer, h. 122 Orchard, near Dartmouth. 
Potter Thomas P. w. Whitens Factory, b. Acushnet. 
Potter Warren B. apothecary and druggist, 183 County, cor. Kemp- 
ton, b. 85 Purchase. 
Potter Warren S. housewright, h. 169 Mill, comer Cedar. 
Potter William R. master brig Emily Boume, " California.*' 
Potter Zebedee D. derk for Henry Childs, 95 Union, b. Mansion 

House. 
Potts Marshal L. w. Mercury oifice, h. 80 South Sixth, cor. Bedford. 
Powers Danid, laborer, b. 218 Ray. 
Powers Patrick, w. Wamsutta Mills, b. 228 Ray. 
Prado Manuel, mariner, b. 157 South Second. 
Pratt Abigail, widow, h. 35 Middle. 

Pray WiUiam H. H. w. N. B. Planing MUl, h. 103 North Second. 
Prentiss George L. Pastor Trinitarian Church* Fourth st h. 25 Buah, 

comer Third. 
Prescott Oliver, Judge Prchate Courts coimsellor and attorney at law, 

office 26 N. Water, b. 17 Walnut. 
Price Benjamin, master mariner, h. 102 Pleasant. 
Price Benjamin, in ship Roman, b. 257 County. 
Price Deborah, widow, h. 210 Purchase. 
Price Desire, widow, h. 17 South Sixth. 
Price Hannah L. nurse, h. 257 County, comer Parker. 
Price James L. mariner, b. 257 County. 

Price Theodore H. printer, b. 151 Pleasant, cor. Pope, " California,." 
Price Thomas, laborer, h. 169 Purchase. 
Price William, laborer, h. 132 Orchard. 
Prior James P. cooper, w. Linseed oil Factory, h. 22 Schoot 
Prior William, mariner, h. 26 Chancery. 
Proctor William, blacksmith, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, h. 103 N. 

Second. 
Prouty Artemas, Jr. boots and shoes, 42 Purchase, b. 121^ Union. 
Pnrrington Clark, cooper, h. 198 South Water. 
Purrington Henry A. housewright, w. Wamsutta MiUs. 
Purrington Nathaniel S. {Snow if* Purrington,) h, 13 Mill, cor. Ray. 
Purrington Phebe S. sempstress, b. 94 Pnrcha«e. 



132 DIRECTCaiY. 

Qttfinawell Joseph, mariner, h. 147 Ray. 
QaimbrSanborn, in bark President, b. 33 Union. 
Qainn Henrj, blacksmith, h. 130 KcmpUHi. 
Quian Robert, hiborer, h. 221 Middle* 
Qainn William, laborer, h. 219 Middle. 



Ralph James, mariner, h. Grace Church Court, Union st. 

Rand Samuel S. blacksmiUi, w. Walnut st. wharf, b. 50 RusselL 

Randall Augustus, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

RandaU Charles S. b. 33 S. Sixth '< California.'' 

Randall Eliza Ann, widow, h. 70 Kempton. 

Randall George, h. 33 South Sixth, comer Walnut, ** California.'' 

RandaU Ransom, shipwright, w. on Fish Island, b. 69 Middle. 

Randall Rufus, cooper, w. for Benjamin Almj, h. 4 Chesnut. 

Randall Thomas, porter Mansion House. 

RandaU William Henry, clerk 25 Union, b. 73 First 

RandaU Richard, w. Rodman & Leonard's c. w., h. 277 S. Water. 

Randolph Thomas, gardener, w. for W. R. Rodman, 104 County. 

Ray Isaiah C. boots and shoes, 79, h. 77^ Purchase. 

Raymond Edward, shoe maker, 103}, b. 103 Middle. 

Raymond George F. b. 59 Mechanics Lane. 

Raymond Newell, blacksmith, w. for J. Durfee, Jr. b. 25 CampbeU.^ 

Raymond Rodolphus W. clerk 10 Market Square,' h. 59 Mechanici 

Lane. 
Raymond Samuel, stone cutter, h. 8 CampbeU. 
Raymond Samuel E. boots and shoes, 183, h. 181 Purchase. 
Raymond Samuel P. cabman, h. 8 CampbeU. 
Raymond Stephen, Jr. laborer, h. basement. 82 North Second, 
Read Alexander, physician and surgeon, h. 197 Union. 
Read Augustus, mariner, sails out of New York, b. 108 Fourth. 
Read Charles, mariner, in ship Emily Morgan, b. 129 Elm. 
Read Frederick, mariner, in ship Brighton, b. 129 Elm. 
Read Frederick A. master schooner Henrietta, h. 107 Ray. 
Read George P. blacksmith, w. for James Duifee, Jr. h. 10 Bethel 

Court. 
Read Henry, boat builder, w. for George Hart, b. 1 William. 
Read James, teamster, h. 62 Summer. 
Read Joseph B. b. 129 Elm, " CaUfomia." 

Read Joseph R. taik)r, w. for 0. & £. W. Seabury, h. 120 Kempton. 
Read Samuel D. machinist, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, h. 83 Maxfeld. 
Read Warren, laborer, w. for Calvin K. Turner, AUen's Mill road. 
Read WiUiam, printer, 6 North Water, h. 94 Purchase. 
Read William, mariner, b. 129 Elm. 
Read William A. b. 197 Union. 
Read WUliams, farmer, h. 129 Elm, comer Summer. 
Reed Abraham, laborer, w. for C. K. Turner, AUen's MiU road. 
Reed Albert, B. tmckman, (Robinson 4* Reecl^) h. 83 South Water. 
Reed Albert E. laborer, h. Perry's Comer, North Road. 
Reed Alden, laborer, h. 7 Cedar. 
Reed AUen, market, 8 Third, h. 1 County. 
Reed Charles C. hats and caps, 8 South Water, b. 112 Purchase. 
Reed Charles L. hats and caps, 8 South Water, b. City Hotel. 



IK^ bnff Q. weaver Wamsutta Millsv 

Beed Isaac, teamsoer, h. North road) 4th K. ttom Nash road. 

Beed Job, fish market, steamboat wharf, bv 10 Bethel Goort 

Beed Minot, derk 81 William, h. 1«6 Utuon. 

Reed Nathan, w. J. H. Howland^s c. works, h, 97 South Second. 

Beed Nathan B. cooper, h. 123 South Water. 

Beed Philip, fish maricet, steamboat wharf, h. 10 Bethel Coortt 

Beed Sarah, widow, h. 166 Union, 

Beed William H. trader, b. 74 MUl. 

Becords Ambrose, trackman, w. for J. Yinal, h. 9 Sears* Coarf. 

Becords Elery, shipwright, h. 96 Maxfeld. 

Bedden Eugene, b. rear 134 Bay. 

Remington Ellery, livery staUe, 13 South Second, h. 124^ Union. 

Bemington Henry O. w. for Z. Whittemore, 14 South Second, h. I3l 

South Water. 
Bemington Joseph, truckman, h. 63 Dartmouth. 
Bemington I^sander F. housewright, b. 57 Grinnell, 
Bemington Tliomas, housewright, h. 57 Grinnell. 
Bexford Charles W. h. 116 TMrd. 
Beynolds Abisha, in ship Elizabeth, b. 77 Linden. 
Reynolds Abraham H. shoemaker, h. 27 Hillman. 
Beynolds Asa, farmer, h. Belville. 
Reynolds Booman, w. for J. H. W. Page, 61 South Sixth. 
Beynolds Charles, laborer, h. 77 Linden. 
Beynolds Elisha, laborer, h. Belville. 
Beynolds Isaac, w. for Dennis Wood, 11 Fifth. 
Beynolds Isaac, groceries, 294, h. 296 Purchase. 
Beynolds Isaac B. drives jobing wa^n, h. 19 Howland. 
Beynolds Jason B. w. Wamsutta Mills. 
Beynolds Jesse, laborer, h. 77 Linden. 
Beynolds Levi, w. for O. H. P. Brown & Co. 7 N. Second, h. S9 

Foster, comer Mill. 
Beynolds Stephen, w. Wamsutta Mills. 
Beynolds Waxe, laborer, h. 185 South Water. 
Bice William A. blacksmith, w. Wamsutta Mills. 
Bich Isaac F. apprentice to William Maxfield, 5 Centre, b. 76 South 

Second. 
Bich James, laborer, b. 169 Purdiase. 
Bich William H. w. 24 Centre, b. in Dartmouth. 
Bichards George, restorateur, 83 Union, b. 161 Union. 
Bichards John, bladcsmith, w. for. Jos. Brownell, h, 128 Third. 
Bichards John, hostler, City Hotel. 
Bichards O. B. millinery, 11 Cheapside, b. 2 Foster. 
Biehards Hatriet B. widow of Silas N. h. 53 Ehn. 
Bichardson Alden B. tin plate worker, Acushnet,]|. Bdlville. 
Bichardson Isaac M. City Clerk^ h. 226 Purchase. 
Bichardson John S, h. 108 Pleasant, ** Calilbmia." 
Bichardson Joseph, groceries, 180 County, comer Kempton, b. Ill 

Kempton. 
Bichardson Rebecca, widow, h. 231 Middle, 
Bichardson Sarah, widow, h. 22 Maxfeld. 

Bichmond AnnaM. teacher primary school, 14 Griffith, b. 80 £Ira,^ 
Bichmond Anthony D. (A. Z>. Bidinumd fr O>0 li- 105 N. Wale.i||[ 

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134 DIBEXTTORY. 

Bichmond A. D. (Anilumif D.) & Co. (Andrew Craigiet amd JamuH. 

Richmond,) brass and copper foanders, 103 Korth Water. 
Kichmond Anthony D. Jr. in ship John Barioff, b> 105 Norlih Water. 
Richmond George B. book keeper for Wilcox & Bichmond, b. 96 High. 
Richmond George P. clerk for Wilcox & Richmond, b. 36 High. 
Richmond George W. laborer, h. 35 Middle. 
Richmond Gideon, ( Wilcox ^Richmond,) h. 36 High. 
Richmond James H. {A. D. JUchmond ^ Cb.) h. 155 Purchase. 
Richmond John C. lumber merchant, c. r. 62 S- Water, h. 94 Third. 
Richmond Joshua, (Richmond 4r Wood J h. 96 County, cor. RnsseU. 
Richmond Josiah, mariner in ship John Coggeshall, b. 113 Elm. 
Richmond Nathaniel, tailor, w. ror Charles Aimy, 53 Union, h. 28 

Bush. 
Richmond Sarah W. widow, h. 68 Mechanics Lane. 
Richmond (Joshua) & Wood, (John,) merchant tailors, 31 N. Water. 
Ricker Moses, w. for Elea^er Phillips, b. 250 Purchase. 
Ricketson Barton & Co. {Charles Wood,) merchants, 31 Centre. 
Ricketson Barton, (jB. Ricketaon ^ Co,) h. 71 Fourth. 
Ricketson Benjamin T. merchant, 23 Centre, h. 61 Fifth. 
Ricketson Charles, h. 57 Fifth. 
Ricketson Cook, laborer, h. near Clark's Cove. 
Ricketson Daniel, residence " Woodlee," Acushnet road. 
Ricketson Frederick, in sloop Index, h. 40 Grove. 
Ricketson George B. confectionery, 54 Union, h. 71 First. 
Ricketson Henry A. b. 37 Mill, " California." 
Ricketson Henry G. h. 37 MiU. 
Ricketson James C. clerk 31 Centre, b. 71 Fourth. 
Ricketson James R. book keeper, Bedford Commercial Bank, b. 57 

Fifth. 
Ricketson John R. mariner, in bark Peri, b. 87 Walden. 
Ricketson Joseph, (Palmer Sf Ricketson,) h. 179 Union. 
Ricketson Joseph, 2d. commission merchant, c. r.5 Commercial whsif, 

h. 77 Fourth. 
Ricketson Paul, salt tender, h. 27 Cove. 

Ricketson Resolved, w. I. Ilowland, Jr. & Co.*s c. w., h. " Cove house.'' 
Ricketson Samuel G. merchant tailor, 11 Purchase, h. 119 Third. 
Ricketson Sarah E. h. 70 Spring. 
Ricketson Thomas R. h. 120 Union. 
Rider Alexander G. hackman for E. Sampson, h. 94 Elm. 
Rider Benjamin, brakeman on rail road, h. 65 Charles. 
Rider Delilah, h. 26 Campbell. 
Rider Ebenezer, (Rider ^ SmiiA,) h. 16 Griffin. 
Rider Freeman, w. for Ebenezer Rider, b. 16 Griffin. 
Rider (Ebenezer) & Smith, (Arvin,) spar makers, 156 North Watei*. 
Ridgely Henry, laborer, h. 18 Centre. 
Ridley Clark, w. for Mary Hathaway, North road. 
Riley George, w. for Samuel W. Rodman, h. 23 Seventh. 
Riley George, w. bowling alley, William st. h. 123 First. 
Riley John, laborer, h. 115 Ray. 
Kiley Peter, laborer, h. 2 Bethel Court. 
Riley Peter, weaver Wamsutta Mills. 
Riley Polly, washine, etc. h. 123 First, 
Riuc John, laborer, h. rear 82 Arnold. 



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DIRECTORY. 136 

^orlea Eugene, w. for Joha A. Parker^ 246 Couaty. 

Biorden Michael, w. for John A. Parker, 246 County. 

Ripley Daniel, Deputy Sheriff, h. 4 Fourth. 

Ripner George M. cooper, w. for Benj. Almy, h. 91 Walden. 

Rlpner James, in ship Orozimbo, h. Belville. 

Rilchle Edward S. ship chandlery and hardware, 61 N. Water, h. 1X)5 

Elm. 
Ritter Benjamin, w. for Jireh Swifc, Jr. Acushnet. 
Roasher William P. restorateur. 10 N. Water h. 46 Bedford. 
Robbins Eliphalet, Constable, *' Sailors Home," 29 South Water. 
Robbins Elisha K. shipwright, w. for J. & Z. HiUman, h. 52 Parker. 
Robbins Kimball, rigger, h. 95 Eirst. 
Robbins Rachel, widow, h. 222 County. 
Robbins S. B. " Parker House," Purchase st. 
Roberts Lewis A. w. 47 Union, b. 89 Elm. 

Robeson Andrew, merchant, h. and office 41 N. Second, cor. William. 
Robeson Frederick, merchant, b. 41 N. Second. 
Robeson Sybil, widow, h. 277 County, ''Acushnet Heights." 
Robinson Augustus, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, b. rear 152 Ray. 
Robinson Celia, widow, h. 61-4 Third. 
Robinson David S. housewri^t, h. 47 Sycamore. 
Robinson Edward Mott, (/. Bowland, Jr. ^ Co.) h. 23 North Second. 
Robinson George, in ship Zeph}^:, h 123 Pleasant. 
Robinson George, apprentice to.B. B Covell, b. 25 Kempton. 
Robinson Henry, shipwright, h. 33 North. 
Robinson James, h. 172^ Purchase. 
Robinson James M. travelling agent, b. 32 Elm. 
Robinson, James M. {Shearman ^ Robinson,) h. 27 County. 
Robinson Joseph, mariner, h. 1 Wall st. 

Robinson { Samuel C.) & Reed, (Albert P.) truckmen, First, cor. JBush. 
Robinson Samuel C {Robinson Sf Reed,) h. 4 Bush. 
Robinson Solomon D. house wright^w. for L. & B. Hathaway, b. 2 

Foster. 
Robinson Stephen D. truckman, w. for F. Tripp, b. 228 S. Second. 
Robinson William, with J W. Perce, 105 Union, h. 44 Kempton. 
I^che Manning B. horaoepathic physician, h. and office 39 Fifth. 
Roddrick Nicholas, b. 41 North. " California." 
Rodman Benjamin, h. *' Wood Lawn," entrance on Linden st. 
Rodman Edmund, (Rodman ^ Leonard,) b. 92 Spring. 
Rodman Elizabeth, widow, h. 42 North Second. 
Rodman Francis, b. 92 Spring. 
Rodman (Edmund,) & Leonard, (Horatio A.) oil manufactoren, e. r. 

58 N. Water, 
Rodman Samuel, Treaiurer N, B. Steam MUU, c. r. 201 N. Water, h. 

92 Spring. 
Rodman Samuel W. merchant, c. r. 3 Rodman st h. 122 CouBty. 
Rodman Thomas R. merchant, b. 92 Spring. 

Rodman William Logan, b. " Wood Lawn, Linden st. " Califonua," 
Rodman William R. President Mechanics Bank, c. r. 3 Rodinaii, }t. 

104 County. ' 

Rogers Abigail, widow, h. 158 North Second. 
Rogers George, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 100 Pleasant. 
Rogers Job M. painter, w. for WiUiam Mlakfield, h. rear ^9 Wiag. 



l» DIRECTORY. 

Sogen Joel P. Holie driller, li. Koel tato mbA. Sd. N. fit>ltt €•«- 
nonyille. 

Rogen John, millinery, II Clieftp6ide, refides in Mansfield. 

Rogers John |l- w. for Pardon 6. Gray, b. 23 Spring. 

Rogers Leonard, farmer, h. Assonet road, dd. from Allen's Mill road. 

Rogers Michael, boot and shoe maker, h. and shop 104 S. Second. 

Rogers William J. painter, w. for Potter, Hillman & Co. h. 29 Conntj. 

Rood Dayid, machinist, w. Actlshttet Iron Foundry, h. 99 N. Second. 

Rooth Benjamin 8. b. 82 Pleasant 

Rooth Henry, tuner of piano fortes, h. 82 Pleasant 

Sooth Henry B. in ship Abraluam Barker, b. 82 Pleasant 

Root Marshall J. mariner, h. 1 Howland, comer Third. 

Roper Peter, blacksmith, h. 208 Middle. 

Rose James, laborer, h. rear 134 Ray. 

Ross Benjamin, laborer, h. 212 Middle. 

Roes Manuel, steyedore, h. 35 Middle. 

Ross Washington, mariner, h. 207 Middle. 

Rotch Benjamin, mariner, b. 157 Elm. 

Rotch Horatio 8. b. 119 County, '' California." 

Rotch Morris, w. N. B. Steam Mills. 

Rotch Nancy, widow, h. 65 Walnut, comer S. Sixth. 

Rotch Willuun, Jr. merchant h. 110 County, comer Bush. 

Rotch William J. merchant, c. r. Rotch's Square, h. 7 Orchard. 

Rotch William R. merchant h. and office 119 County. 

Rounds Cyrus, machinist, Wamsutta Mills. 

Rounds Joseph, mariner, h. near CannonyiUe. 

Rounseyiile William, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, b. 48 High. 

Rowe Matthew V. laborer, h. 49 Parker. 

Roy Daniel, porter Parker House. 

Rngglcs Dayid W, waiter at 55 Walnut 

Rnggles John, shipwright, h. 150 Purchase. 

Ruggles John A. housewright, b. 150 Purchase. 

Rumrill Joseph R. painter, shop 13 Rodman st h. 76 First* 

Rumrill Joseph R. Jr. app. to Joseph R. Rumrill, b. 76 First. 

Runnells Andrew J. physician and sui^geon, h. 71 Ray. 

Runnells Leri, tailor, w. 7 North Second, b. 39 Foster. * 

Runnells Susan C. widow, h. 39 Foster, comer Mill. 

Russell Abigail, widow, h. 132 Union. 

Russell Abraham, dealer in coal, office 46 S. Water, coal yard Bed- 
ford St wharf, b. Orchard, comer Union. 

Bnssell Benjamin, merchant, h. 61 State. 

Russell Bemamin R. mariner, h. 60 Ray. 

Russell Bethiah, widow, h. 13 South Sixth, comer Sprint. 

Russell Chancy, blacksmith, w. for Jos. Brownell, h. 12 Fourth. 

Russell Charles, in bark Roscoe, b. 129 Grinnell. 

Russell Charles, cooper, h. 47 Pleasant. 

Russell Charles B. w. Linseed Oil Factory, h. 220 County. 

Russell Charles P. w. lindseed Oil Factory, h. 95 Purchase 

Russell Charles W. derk Linseed Oil Factory, h. 95 Purchaai. 

Russell Dayid S. in bark Heda, b. 136 Kempton. 

Roflsell Edward, accountant for T. S. & F. S. Hathaway, b. I K Orok* 
ard, comer Union. 

Bnaicll EUhu, master mariner, h. 50 County. 



DIRECTORY. 137 

Rufisell Elisha, in sLip Liverpool 2d. h. 129 Grinnell. 

Kussell Elizabeth H. widow, h, 37 Fifth. 

Busscll George C. clerk for C. Chandler, 46 Purchase, b. 35 Eighth. 

Russell Henrj, {Bradford 4r RmseU^) h. 96 Sonth Second. 

Eossell Henry G. b. 68 Russell. 

Russell James M. w. Linseed Oil Factory, b. 95 Purchase. 

Russell James S. apprentice to Stephen Andrews, b. 52 Fifth. 

Russell Job, w. G. T. Baker's c. w., h. 100 Washington. 

Russell John C. laborer, h. 136 Kempton. 

Russell Joseph W. hackman for J. Gibbs, 3d. b. 23 Spring. 

Russell Lewis, blacksmith, shop Walnut st. wharf, h. 50 Russell. 

Russell Lydia, h. 27 Campbell. 

Russell Nancy, h. Smith Mill road. 

Russell Olive, washing, etc. h. 129 Grinnell. 

Russell Pardon, farmer, h. North road. 

Russell Perry, h. 85 Elm. 

Russell Perry, laborer, b. with L. Grammons. 

Russell Phebe, h. 27 Campbell. 

Russell Sarah, h. 1 N. Orchard, comer Union. 

Russell Seth, merchant, h. 59 Purchase, " California." 

Russell Thomas M. in ship Isaac Howland, h. 50 Russell. 

Russell Thomas S. clerk 111 Union, b 81 State. 

Russell Timothy, turnkey House of Correction, Morgan st. 

Russell William Q. coroner and branch pilot, in sch. Fawn, h. 22 Third. 

Russell William R. engineer Linseed Oil Factory, h. 95 Purchase. 

Russell William T. Collector of Customs, h. 68 Russell. 

Russell William W. h. 49 Wahiut, " California." 

Russell Wing, w. for Joseph Grinnell, 97 County. 

Ryan Michael, laborer, h. 81 North Water. 

Ryan Edward, mariner, in ship Margaret, of Newport, b. rear 94 N 

Second. 
Ryon Frederick T. w. for W. Canfield, b. rear 94 N. Second. 
Ryon John, blacksmith, h. rear 94 North Second. 
Ryon John, Jr. mariner, in ship Alexander, b. rear 94 North. Second. 
Ryon Robert S. mariner, b. rear 94 North Second. 
Ryon Thomas, mariner, in ship Logan, b. rear 94 North Second. 



Sabins Caleb, laborer, h. 89 Washington. 

Sabins Holder, blacksmith, w. for J. & T. Durfee, h. 50 North. 

Sackford Edward, baker, b. 59 Mechanics Lane. 

Sadler John, farmer, h. Noel Taber road, Cannonville. 

Sadler James C. F. cooper, h. Noel Taber road. 

Salisbury Charles H. clothing, 35 Union, h. rear 129 Union. 

Salisbury Levi, butcher, h. Willis, comer Purchase. 

Sample Francis, laborer, b. 50 Arnold. 

Sampson Elias, Jr. h. 121.^ Union. 

Sampson James M city watch, h. 41 Smith. 

Sampson John D. master mariner, h. 51 Washington. 

Sampson Moses, master ship Brandt, h. 27 VValnut. 

Sampson Rachel, widow, h. 27 Elm. 

Stuibom Merrill W. mariner, b. 91 Ray. 

Sandbury William, rope maker, h. 107 Pleasant. 



138 DIRECTORY. 

Sanderson Jeremiah B. barber, 136 Umon, b. basement, 85 Elm. 

Sanderson Sarah, widow, h. basement 85 Elm. 

Sanderson William A. spar msker, b. 152 Union. 

Sanderson William B. drives jobbing wagon, h. 1-52 Union. 

Sanford Abraham, laborer, h. 73 Dartmouth. 

Sanford Benjamin F. painter, 62 Elm, b. 157 Middle. 

Sanford Benjamin T. h. 42 MiU. 

Sanford Charles, safl maker, w. for Cook & Hudson, h. 18 ESf&. 

Sanford Edwin, cooper, w. for Qeo. Howland, h. 87 First. 

Sanford Edwin, Jr. m ship Triton, 2d, b. 87 First. 

Sanford Giles, mariner, b. 73 Dartmouth. 

Sanford Hemy, cooper, w. for Isaac Bly, h. 72 County. 

Sanford (Sauire) & Howland {A. Sydney) oil manufacturers, «. T. 13 

Midole. 
Sanford Isaac, Jr. cooper, h. 85 Thomaa. 
Sanford Mar^, widow, b. Mansion House. 
Sanford Sqmre, {Sanford ^ Howland) h. 51 Kempton. 
Sanford Thomas, painter, 62 Elm, h. 157 Middle. 
Sanford Thomas, Jr. in ship Acnshnet, of Fairhaven, b. 157 Middle. 
Saunders James S, boot maker, 11 South Water, b. 45 N. Water 
Saverj Robinson, laborer, h. Ferry's comer, North Boad. 
Sawin Albion K. P. w. for Ladd & Turner, h. 37 Pope. 
Sawyer Andrew, cooper, h. 162 Purchase. " California." 
Sawyer Gideon T. (aawyer^ West 4» Co) h. 48 North, comer Foster. 
Sawyer John A. wharf builder, h. rear Hill School House, Linden st. 
Sawyer John A. blacksmith, w. for James Durfee, Jr . h. 24 Pearl. 
Sawyer Lewis, laborer, h. rear Hill School House, Linden st. 
Sawyer Stephen P. tin plate worker, w. M. B. Palmer, 28 Centre, b. 

48 North. 
Sawyer (Gideon T.) West (Isaac M.) & Co. (Ezra Francis) masont. 
Sayer Benjamin K. baker, h. 20 Crapo st. 
Sayer Charles C fruit store, 63 Union, b. 20 Crapo. 
Scammons Joseph, spar maker, w. for Cady & Bliss, h. 104 N. Seeond. 
Schomake Samuel S. boarding house, 34 tlnion. 
•Sootchler James, chair painter, h. 44 Sycamore. 
Scotchler John J. chair painter, shop 83 William, h. 44 Sycamon. 
Scotchler Joseph, chair painter, w. 83 William, h. 44 Sycamore. 
Scott James, laborer, h. 87 Smith. 
Scott Joseph C. mariner, h. 176 South Second. 
Scott Moses, waiter Mansion House. 
Scott Priscilla, widow, h. 72 Walden. 

Scott William B. leather dresser, w. for T. B. Bush, h. rear 20 Wing. 
Scott William, printer, w. Mercury Office, h. 60 Summer, 
Scott William P. barber, shop 90 South Water, h. 16 Russell. 
Scranton Albert, mariner, b. 220 County. 
Seabnry Alexander H. {A. H. Seabury #• Co.) h. 21 Eighth, comer 

William. 
Seabnry Alex. H. & Co. (Albert G. Cory) dealers in flour, grain and 

provisions, 3 and 4 Merchants whfuf. 
Seabnry Charles P. master ship America 2d, b. 50 Fifth. '*CaH- 

fomia." 
Seabwy Charles W. clerk 18 South Water, b. Parker House^ 
Seabnry Edward W. (O. #• E. IF. Swbury) h« 26 WtOnut. 



DIEKCTORY. 139 

Seibnry Fnmkliii P. dry goocb and clothing, 18 8. Wafer, b. Parker 

House. 
Seabnrjr Hdmphrej W. master ship Coral, b. 50 Fifth. 
Seabory Jason^ master ship Minerva, b. 50 Fifth. 
Seabury Otis, (O.^E. W. Seabury,) h. 44 Fourth. 
SeabuiV O. (Otis) & £. W. (Edward W.) drapers and tailon, f€ 

Union. 
SfiabnryPardon G. Treasurer, Linseed Oil Factory, c. r. 40^ South 

Watelr, h. 40 Walnut, comer Fourth. 
Seabury William, mason, h. 50 Fifth. 

Seabury William H. derk for Wm. O. Brownell, h. 70 South Sixth. 
Seals Speftc«r, stevedore, h. 226 Middle. ' 

Searell Charles, ( Whitton jjr Searell,) h. 104 Sycamore. 
Searft Geoi^ T. derk 12 and 14 North Water, b. 216 Purchasew 
Sears (Marshall G.) & Greene, (Alfred^) housewrights, 109 FourA, 

comer Bedford. 
Sears James B. housewright, h. 119 Pleasant. 
Sears Joseph, shipwright, h. 216 Purchase. 
Sears Marshall G. (i^rs 4* Green^) h. 90 Grhmdl. 
Sears Nathan, boat builder, w. for B. C. Topham, b. 59 Grinnell. 
Sears Willard, h. 31 Purchase. 
Sekell Harvey H. stone cutter, h. 32 Hillman. 
Sekell Sarah, h. 91 i North Water. 
Somas Antone, mariner, b. 138 South Water. 
Severance Hannah, seamstress, h. Belville. 
Servey George, h. 73 North Second, *' Califomia." 
Schaffer Leonard S. laborer, h. 187 South Water. 
Shannon Charles, baker, w. for Watson & Manchester, h. 41 N. Sixth. 
Sharp James, apprentice to N. Lewis, 79 N. Water, b. 44 High. 
Sharp John, mariner, h. 128 First. 
Shaw Albert, looking glass and picture frame manufacturer, b. Parker 

House. 
Shaw Bartlett, laborer, h. 279 County, " Acushnet Heights." 
Shaw David, farmer, h. Clark's Point 
Shaw Elnathan T. housewright, h. 2 Middle. 
Shaw Franklin, apprentice to Doty & Cory, b. 54 Middle. 
Shaw Frederick P. h. 235 Purchase, ** California." 
Shaw Job, cooper, h. 129 North Second. 
Shaw Job L. groceries, 229 Purchase, h. 15 Campbell. 
Shaw John S. w. for H. Gibbs, 68 Walnut. 
Shaw John W. (Shaw & Whittridge,) b. 121i Union. 
Shaw Matthew, w. N. B. Steam Mills. 
Shaw Sophia, widow, h. 11 Elm. 
Shaw Willard, shipwright, h. 98 North Second. 
Shaw William trader, 22 Dartmouth. 
Shaw (John W.) & Whittridge, (John C.) dealers in flour, grain, &C} 

7 and 8 Merchants wharf. 
Shay Daniel, laborer, h. 8 Old Market Square. 
Shearman Abraham. Jr. housewright, h. 95 Linden. 
Shearman Benjamin, mariner, b. 1 Wall. 
Shearman Bradford, housewright, h. 44 Sycamore. 
Shearman Charles H. housewrieht, b. 91 Third. 
Shearman David farmer, b. with James Shearman, FhiUipt roadi 



140 DIEECTORY. 

Shearman Edward T. master ship Huntress, h. 89 Kempton. 

Shearman Harvey, mariner, h. 132 Soath Water. 

Shearman Humphrey, master ship Canton Packet, h. 87 School* 

Shearman Isaac, w. iSiissian Blue Works, h. 22 Wing. 

Shearman JameS) h. 30 County. 

Shearman James, mason, h. Phillips road. 

Shearman Joshua, shipwright, h. 27 Third. 

Shearman Mary, h. basement, 32 Elm. 

Shearman Nathaniel B. in schooner Jane, of Yarmontii, h. 155 South 

Water. 
Shearman Obed, master mariner, h. 67 Kempton. 
Shearman Otis T. housewright, w. 26 Spring, h. 83 Pleasadt. 
Shearman Resolved, block maker, h. Belville. 
Shearman Robert A. (Shearman 4r Bobinson,) shop Haskell's S. wharf, 

h. 31 County. 
Shearman (Robert A.) & Robinson, (James 3f.) housewrights, bhop 

Haskell's S. wharf. 
Shearman Sampson, laborer, h. Pish Island 
Shearman Silas C. fish market, J. & J. Howland*s wharf, house dd. 

rear 154 Kempton. 
Shearman Thurston P. painter, h. 149 South Water. 
Shearman Warren, cooper, b. 106 Third. 
Shearman, see Sherman. 
Shed John S. b. 4 Cheapside. 
Shee Jeremiah, w. 8 Fourth, b. 42 SchooL 
Shepard Carlos, laborer, w. for Lawrence Grinnell, 45 Hawthorn. 
Shepard James, w. stable 10 Fourth, b. 42 School. 
Shepardson Edmund E. ship joiner, w. for Booth & Hathaway, h. 109 

Purchase. 
Shephard Isaac, shoe maker, w. for Benj. Davis, 180 Fust. 
Shepherd Brice, w. N. B. Steam Mills. 
Shepherd Charles D. A. w. Linseed Oil Factory, b. 173 Middle. 
Shepherd Clarissa H. widow, h. 69 Hillman. 
Shepherd David, master mariner, h. 95 Charles. 
Shepherd James, master mariner, h. 44 Smith. 
Shepherd Moses, mariner, h. 165 Elm. 
Shepherd Simon, mariner, h. 95 North Water. 
Shepherd Nathaniel, watch maker, w. 13 Purchase, h. 18 Wing. 
Shepherd Philip H. w. Mercury office, b. 18 Wing. 
Sherman Abner, (Vfilcox 4r Sherman,) h. 87 Walden. 
Sherman Albert O. w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 129 Elm. 
Sherman Allen, mariner, b. N. B. S. Mill boarding house. 
Sherman Asa R. w. Mercury office, b. 149 South Water. 
Sherman Charles P. housewright, rear 55 Third, h. 86 Fifth. 
Sherman Charles R. nautical instrument maker, w. 69, b. 67 N. Water* 
Sherman Freeman, shipwright, h. 116 Kempton. 
Sherman George W. Vonstabiej h. 151 Grinnell. 
Sherman Gideon, housewright, h. 159 Mill. 
Sherman Henry P. shipping agent, h. 64 HilL 
Sherman Hiram, w. Hatnaway and Luce's c w., h. rear 184 BMf: 
Sherman Isaac C. grocer, 19 Bedford, b. 86 Fifth. 
Sherman Isaac W. sail maker, h. County, cor. Allen. 
Sherman Jireh C. w. 66||, b. 67 N. Water. » 



dieectory: i4i 

Sherman Job, apprentice to Jos. BrowneU, b. 39 Spring. 

Sherman Lucy, widow, h. 86 North Second. 

Sherman Nathaniel, w. Wamsntta Mills, b. 158 Pleasant. 

Sherman Otis T. w. 19 Spring, h. Pleasant, comer Mill. 

Shfiatean Paul W. confectionery and trait, 75 Purchase, h. 35 Max- 

feld. 
Sherman Peleg H. w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 117 Smith. 
Sherman Philip, master schooner EUen Rodman, h. 190 Middle. 
Shenaan Philip S. in ship Harrison, h. 88 South Sixth. 
Sherman Plin;^ B. printer, b. 86 North Second. 
Sherman William, gunsmith, 65^, h. 67 North Water. 
Sheiman WiUiam H. sail malser, w. for Chapman & Bonney, b. 57 

School. 
Sherman Willis, b. 86 North Second. 

Sherman Zephaniah T. apprentice to S. B. Brown, b. 37 School. 
Sluelds Paul, confectionery, 189 Purchase, h. 79 Elm. 
Shi^erick Arthur A. b. 142 County. 

Shiverick Edward P. apprentice to W. Howe, b. 73 Fourth. 
Shiverick Henry K. app. to Freeman Dexter & Co. b. 110 Charles. 
Shiterick Joseph M. shoemaker, w. 95 Union, h. 102 Fourth. 
Shiverick Joseph B. merchant, h. 142 County. 
Shockley George, sail maker, w. for Simpson Hart, b. 25 Middle. 
Shorey tevl, tannner, w. for A. Harrington, Acushnet. 
Shurtleff John B. apprentice to Charles Haffards, b. 16 Fifth. 
Silvester Charles EL. mariner, b. 84 Fourth. 

Silvester David, Custom House Inspector and Coroner^ h. 84 Fourth. 
Silvester David, Jr. clerk 60 Elm, b. 83 Fourth. 
Silvester Frederick B. son of David, " California." 
Silvester George F. mariner, in ship John Baring, b, 84 Fourth. 
Silvester Nathaniel, master mariner, b. 20 School. 
Silvester W illiam B. N, clerk 44 Purchase, b. 84 Fourth. 
Simmons Arphaxad, housewright, h. 55 Hill. 
Simmons Charles, housewright, h. 73 Hillman. 
Simmons Charles, laborer, h. 205 Middle. 
Simmons Deborah, widow, h. 117 North Second, comer North. 
Simmons Eliza, nurse, h. 39 Kempton. 
Simmons George, shoe maker, h. 34 Howland. 
Simmons John G. w. for J. A. P. Allen, 121 Union, h» 232 Middle. 
Simmons Joseph, w. Marsh c. w., h^ 191 South Water. 
Simmons Marshall V. shipwright, K 177 Purchase. 
Sinmions Mary, widow, h. 232 Middle. 
Simmons Peleg, laborer, h. 34 Howland. 
Simmons Peleg, w. L. GrinneU's c. w., h. 191 South Water. 
Simmons Philip, shipwright, h. 91 Bay. 

Simmons Samuel, w. Marsh c. works, h. 139 First, comer Grinnell. 
Simmons William S. cabinet maker, w. 47 Purchase, h. 179 South 

Second. 
Simon Lewis, laborer, w. for E. W. Howland, Clark's Point. 
Simpson Edward, laborer, h. 60 Cedar. 
Sisson Ann, seamstress, h. 65 Smith. 

Sisson Daniel W. mariner, in sloop Jupiter, h. rear 148 South Water. 
Sisson GeorgCj mariner, b. 118 Third. 
Sisson Harvey H. trader, h. 59 South Water. 

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142 DEBECTORT. 

Sisson Isaac B. w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 65 Smith. 

SissoQ Job, cooper, h. 17 Morgan's Bow. 

Sisson Job, Jr. blacksmith, 27 Mechanics Lane, h. 72 HillmaiL 

Sisson Jolm F. laborer, h. 17 Morgan's Bow. 

Sisson Joseph D. L. mariner, sails oat of Harwich, b. rear 148 Sooth 
Water. 

Sisson Leonard, housewright, shop 41||, h.4d North Sixth. 

Sisson Louisa, widow, h, 67 Mechanics Lane. 

Sisson Otis A. w. for James P* Djer. h. Howland, comer Water. 

Sisson Fardon A. mariner, b. rear 148 South Water. 

Sisson Bobert, jobbing wagon, for IL N< Kimball, b. 169 Kempton. 

Sisson Bodolphus W. weather strip manufacturer, b« City Hotel. 

Sisson Silas, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, h. 37 Spring. 

Sisson William, laborer, h. 70 Elm. 

Sisson William, son of John, cooper, b. 17 Morgan's Bow. 

Sisson William H.W. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 65 Smith. *^ 

SkiflF Charles, laborer, b. with Thomas Skiff, PhiUp's Boad. ^ 

Skiff Foster, shoe miU^er, h. 173 Bay, comer Pearl. 

Skiff Pardon T. jobbing wagon, h. 12 Howldnd. 

Skiff Stephen B. blacksmith, w. for Jos. Brownell, h. 146 Middle. 

Skiff Thomas, ship carpenter, h. 3d. on Philip's Boad. 

Skiff Thomas, Jr. mason, b. with Thomas Skiff, 

Skiff William H, city watch, h. 78 Elm. 

Skinner Alfred E. w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 279 County. 

Sloan James, gardener, w. for James Arnold, b. 50 Arnold. 

Slocum Charity C# widow, h. 4 Bush. 

Slocum Edward F. h. 100 Thud, « California/* 

Slocum Fitzgerald, laborer, h. 145 Middle. 

Slocum Humphrey A. mariner, h. 6 Crapo. 

Slocum James H. in schooner Adelaide, h. Chesnut, comer Parker^ 

Slocum James H. cooper, h. 67 Mill. 

Slocum Maria, seamstress, b. 132 Union. 

Slocum Matilda, seamstress, h. 14 Wing. 

Slocum Oliver D. truckman, h. 211 South Water. 

Slocum Peleg, (Charles H, Lobdell ^ Co,} b. 2 Williams block, Cheap- 
side. 

Slocum Bodney, laborer, h. 183 County. 

Slocum Bodney Jr. laborer, h. 186 Purchase. 

Slocum Bodolphus J. stevedore, h. 106 South Seconds 

Slocum Bounceville, farmer, h. Clarks Point. 

Small Benjamin, clerk 32 Purchase, b. 165 County. 

Small Samuel, tin plate worker, w. for Taber Co. HI Union, h. 32 
N. Sixth. 

Smalley Ezra, mariner, in ship Fabius, h. 92 Third. 

Smalley Oric, master ship Minerva 2d. b. 94 Third. 

Smeaton John, laborer, w. 137 County, comer Union. 

Smith Ananias, laborer, h. 56 South Sixth. 

Smith Arvir, {Rider jf Smith,) h. 72 Kempton. 

Smith Barnabas, mariner, in bark Sappho, h. 82 Elm. 

Smith Benjamin T. painter, w. for Wm. Maxfield, h. 129 Elm, comer 
Summer. 

Smith Charles, clerk 24 South Water, h. rear 26 First. 

Smith Charles M. shipwright, h. 162 Kempton. 



DIRECTORY. 143 

Smiib Comeliiu, butcher, 11 6 South Second. 

Smith Cyras, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 101 Ray. 

Smith Edwin M. carriage maker, b. 175 County, w. 11 Mechanics 

Lane. 
Smith Elizabeth, washing, etc. h. 176 South Second. 
Smith Frederick P. b. 176 County, " California.** 
Smith Francis C. carpenter, b. 70 South. 
Smith George W. ina. 96 Ebn, '* California." 
Smith Gideon H. in ship Moctezuma, b. 126 Purchase. 
Smith Henry B. w. S. Leonard's c. w., h. 125 "Fiiat 
Smith Henry H. w. for John R Clifford, h. 131 Smith. 
Smith HeUry M. ship and house carver, and keeper of Clark's Point 

Light House, Clark's Point. 
Smith Henry S. book keeper, 141 Union, h. 52 School. 
Smith Henry W. spar maker, w. for William Beetle, h. 72 Kemptou, 
Smith Horatio, baker, 39 Middle, h. 73 Middle. 
Smith Humphrey, laborer, h. 63 Kempton. 
Smith Humphrey, b. 63 Kempton, inq. of Heniy H. Crapo. 
Smith Isaac, h. 175 County. 
Smith Israel, musician, b. 45 North Water. 
Smith James, cooper, h. 7 North. 
Smith James, b. with G. Henderson, 157 South Second. 
Smitii James B. {Luther G, Hewina ^ Co.) b. 126 Purchase. 
Smith John, baker, w. for Watson & Manchester, h. 59 Mechanics 

Lane. 
Smith John, h. 89 Cottage. 
Smith John, mariner, h. rear 17 Howland. 
Smith John, laborer, b. 14 Howland. 
Smith.John B. h. 17 South Second, " California." 
Smith John C. boarding house, 17 South Second, cor. Spring. 
Smith John N. master mariner, in ship Garland, h. 8 Chancery. 
Smith John R. L. mariner, b. 185 Middle. 
Smith John W. mariner, h. 18 Dartmouth. 
Smith John Watson, mariner, h. 17 South Second. 
Smith John W. A. tailor, 6 Third, h. Mormon Hall building. 
Smith Jonathan, {BvXU ^ Smith j h. 126 Purchase. 
Smith Joseph, in ship Orozunbo, n. 164 GrinnelL 
Smith Joseph, laborer, h. 72 Linden. 
Smith Lydia M. widow, h. 155 Kempton. 
Smith Maria, h. 14 Third. 
Smith Mary, nurse, h. 24 High. 
Smidi Mercy, seamstress, h. 212 County. 
Smith Morris, daguerreotype artist, 134^ Union, h. 27 Third. 
Smith Oliver A. shipwright, h. Fish Island. 
Smith PhiUp N. w. N. B. Steam Mills, h. 72 HiUman. 
Smith Richard, laborer, h. rear 126 First. 
Smith Robert G. mariner, in ship Congress, h. 333 South Water. 
Smith Robert S. mariner, b. 6 South Second, " California." 
Smith Rufus, engineer N. B. & T. rail road, fa. 97 Pleasant. 
Smith Shubael, shipwright, h. 60 State. 
Smith Thomas, mariner, h. 26 Wing. 
Smith Thornton, restorateur, 7 First 
Smitli Washington, w. for John Howland, h. 46 Bedford* 



144 DIRECTOEY. 

Smith William, (WiUiam SnM ^ Cb.) b. 2 Williams Block, Chei^ 

side. 
Smith William & Co. (James F, TrippA boots and shoes, 8 Cheapside. 
Smith William H. boat builder, h. 70 JE'orest. 
Smith WiUiam H. stair builder, shop 149, b. 45 North Water. 
Smith William H. mariner, sails out of Sayannah, b. 60 State. 
Snell Alden G. supermtendent N. B. Steam MiUs, h. 152 N. Second* 
Snell Anthony, truckman, h. 103 North Second. 
Snell {Alden G.) & Deane, (Henry N.) bhicksmiths, shop 8. Rod* 

man's wharf. 
Snell EUery T. blacksmith, h. Fish IsUnd. " California.'* 
Snell James T. w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, b. Fish Island.- 
Snell Hodolphus, w. Taber's Iron Foundnr, h. 158 Grinnell. 
Snell Sylvester, fruits and groceries, 65 Union, h. 57 Mechanics Lane^ 
Snell Sylvester M. confectionery, 63 Union, b. 57 Mechanics Lane. 
Snell William, w. Wamsutta MiUs, h. 304 Purchase. 
Snow Abner, W. clerk 39 N. Water, h. 69 Hillman, oomer Walden. 
Snow George, jobbing wagon, h. 69 Elm. 

Snow Ivory, shipwright, b. 99 North Second. • 

Snow James H. sash maker, 144 N. Water, h. 106 Maxfeld. 
Snow James L. housewright, h. rear 142 Kempton. 
Snow James M. sail maker, h. 62 Bay. 
Snow James M. (Snow 4r Pnrrington^) h. 62 Ray. 
Snow John A. w. Ferkin's Paper Factory, 141 Union, b. 94 County. 
Snow Joseph, restorateur, 38, 40 and 42 Union. 
Snow Levi H. in bri^ Leghorn, of New York, h. 2 Foster. 
Snow Loum, (Cook ^ Snow^"^ h. 95 Elm. 
Snow Mark, farmer, h. BelviUe. 
Snow Nancy, widow, h. Acushnet 
Snow, [James M.) & Purrington, (Nathanid S.) blacksmiths, shop on 

J. & J. Howland's wharf. 
Snow Thomas, b. 216 Purchase. 
Snyder Peter, w. for Paul Spooner, 77 Spring. 
Southgate Samuel, dry goods, 40 Purchase, h. 44 School, cor. Third. 
Soutliwick Henry W. h. 53 Hill, " California.'* 
Southworth Leonard, laborer, h. 54 Middle. 
Sowle Abel, h. 68 Grinnell. 
Sowle Abel, Jr. laborer, h. 68 Grinnell. 
Sowle Benjamin, h. rear 277 €k>unty. 
Sowle Benjamin, Jr. housewright, b. rear 277 County. 
Sowle Bradford, mariner, h. 67 Prospect 
Sowle Charles H. oyster saloon, 15, h. 13 Third. 
Sowle Ebenezer, laborer, h. near Cannonville. 
Sowle Elisha, farmer, h. 69 Prospect 
Sowle Esther, widow, h. 98 Elm. 

Sowle Frederick A. apprentice to Benjamin Almy, b. 32 Eighth. 
Sowle Humphrey H. oarber, 61 Union, h. 59 Foster. 
Sowle Isaac, master sloop Republic, h. 59 North Sixth. 
Sowle John A. laborer, h. 126 First 
Sowle Lydia, widow, h. 37 Smith. 
Sowle MCtthew M. housewright, h. 69 Prospect. 
Sowle Nathaniel, cabinet maker, b. 80 Fifth. 
Sowle Peleg T. city scavenger, h. 50 Smith. 



DIEECTOEY. 145 

Sowle Peter, fisherman, b. 34 Dartmoath, 
Sowle Phebe, vridow, h. 83 North Second. 
Sowle Bobert S. mariner, in ship Hannibal, of New London, b. 47 

Bedford. 
Sowk Stephen, laborer, h. 106 Orange. 
Sowle Thomas H. shipwright, h. 133 Purchase 
Sowle Tillinghast, laborer, h. 47 Bedford. 
Sowle William, laborer, h. 173 South Second. 
Sowle William P. laborer, h. 68 Grinnell. 
Sparrow Hartley A. livery stable, 14 William, h. 92 Cedar. 
Spencer Charles L. homoeopathic physician, 62 Purchase, b. City 

Hotel. 
Spencer John, laborer, h. 24 High. 
Spencer Sylvester, mariner, h. 70 Cormty. 
Spencer Thomas, master ship Triton, h. 49 Maxfeld. 
Spicer Edward, hoosewright, h. 105 Sycamore* 
Spicer Samuel, housewright, shop rear 86, h. 86 Elm. 
Spooner Abraham, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 1 North. 
Spooner Abraham G. in ship Montezuma, b. with Nathaniel Spooner, 

Acushnet, 
Spooner Asa, laborer, b. with Hannah Spooner, Philip's road. 
Spooner Azariah H. cooper, h. 178 South Second. 
Spooner Barnabas, teamster, b. with Thomas Spooner, Philip^s road. 
Spooner Benjamin F. shipwright, h. 71 Foster. 
Spooner Benjamin W. w. Saml. Leonard's c. w., h. 220 S. Water. 
Spooner Caleb, farmer, w. for S. Howard, Jr. County road. 
Spooner Caleb, Jr. in ship Draper, h. 40 North. 
Spooner Charles, clerk 67 Union, b. 80 Cottage, cor. Grove. 
Spooner Charles, apprentice to Joseph BrowneU, b. 39 Spring. 
Spooner Charles L. b. 45 North Second. 
Spooner Charles M. clerk for Hathaway & Luce, b. 61 Bay. 
Spooner Comeliu8,^mariner, b. Acushnet. 
Spooner Edward P. city watch, cooper, h. 182 Purchase. 
Spooner Erastus, teamster, b. 78 Linden. 
Spooner Gamier, h. rear 24 Bedford. 

Spooner Gideon B. master mariner, h. 40 North, corner Pleasant. 
Spooner Gideon B. 2d. clerk for Abm, H, Howland, b. 61 Kay. 
Spooner Hannah, widow of Michael, h. 2d. on Philip's road. 
Spooner Harriet E. widow of Samuel, b. with S. Howard, Jr. County 

road. 
Spooner James G. mariner, b. 45 North Second. 
Spooner Jednthan, farmer, h. 2d. S. of S. Howard, Jr.'s. 
Spooner Jonathan, laborer, h. Belville. 
Spooner Jonathan W. night watch, Wamsutta Mills. 
Spooner Joseph, watchman Rail Road Depot, h. 7 Franklin. 
Spooner Joseph S. clerk for Shubael Gi£ford, Acushnet* 
Spooner Joshua, farmer, h. Tarkiln Hill, 
Spooner Lucinda, widow, h. 61 Ray. 
Spooner Lysander, in ship Abigail, b. 154 Pleasant. 
Spooner Michael, mariner, b. with Hannah Spooner, County road. 
Spooner Moses H. in ship Leonida?, b. 154 Pleasant 
Spooner Nathaniel, farmer, Acushnet village. 
Spooner Paul, physician and surgeon, h. and office 77 Spring. 

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146 DIEECTORY. 

Spooner Philip, mariner, h, with Hannah Spooner, Comity road 

Spooner Seth C. merchant tailor, 70 Union, h. 53 South l^econd. 

^pooner Sheplej, mariner, b. with Hannah Spooner, Conntj road. 

Spooner Stephen, honsewright, h. 65 Maxfela. 

Spooner Stephen D. mariner, in pilot boat Fawn, b. 24 N. Water. 

Spooner Thomas, fiirmer, h. Philip^s road, near the mUL 

Spooner Walter, honsewright, h. 60 County. 

Spooner Warren, w. White's Factory, d. with Hannah Spooner, 

County road. 
Spooner Wiluam J. daenerreotype artist, 62 Purchase, b. 154 Pleasant. 
Spooner William J. {Mayhew ^ Spooner,) h. 65 Maxfeld. 
Spooner Wing, Jr. mariner, in ship ISiger, b. 61 Bay. 
Spooner Wing, 2d. h. 101 Smith, " CiOifomia." 
Springer Cornelius H. laborer, h. 9 Chancery. 
Springer George W. mariner, h. rear 142 Kempton. 
Springer John, fanner, h. Cannonville. 
Stackpole Laura M. M. h. 94 Purchase. 
Stacy Samuel £. laborer, h. Belville. 
Stall John T. (J. T, StaU Sf Co.)h, 66 Mfll. 
Stall John T. & Co. {James L. JSiimpArey,) diy goods and clothing, 

97 Union. 
Standish Davis, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 126 First. 
Standish John A. merchant, h. 20 South Sixth . 
Standish OtLsj w. Taber's Iron Foundry, b. 91 Third. 
Stanton Albert G. carpenter, b. 102 Orange. *' California.** 
Stanton Giles £. cooper, h. 102 Orange. 
Stanton James £. mariner, b. 102 Orange. 
Stanton John, mariner, in ship Java, h. 1 Morgans Row. 
Stanton William B. mariner, in baric Catherwood, of Westport,'b. 1 

Morgan's row. 
Staples Calvin, city surveyor and surveyor ofhighway8,h.91 Maxfeld. 
Starbuck Levi, mariner, b. 161 South Water. 
Staret John, waiter at Parker House, h. 203 Middle. 
Starkey Thomas P. h. 231 Middle. 
Steams Thomas B. in ship James Allen, b. 21 Howland. 
Stebre Frederick, b. 37 Kempton. 

Stebre John F. mariner, in ship Boy, of Warren, h. 37 Kempton. 
Stephens John, laborer, h. Orchard, near Dartmouth. 
Stephens Robert, h. 96 North Water. 
Stephens William B. laborer, h. 52 Middle. 
Stephenson Alexander T. mariner, b. 14 Dartmouth. 
Stephenson Josias, trader, h. 14 Dartmouth. 
Stephenson Peter, shipwright, h. 25 Howland. 
Stephenson William, mariner, b. 14 Dartmouth. 
Stetson Ebeneser, mariner, h. Acushnet. 
Stetson Edward, dentist, office and h. 24 Purchase. 
Stetson George M master ship Trident, h. Belville. 
Stetson Henry M. in ship Florida, h. Belville. 
Stetson Nathaniel, b. 142 Kempton, ^ California." 
Stetson Nathaniel, cooper, w. for I. Chase & Co. h. 25 Campbell. 
Stetson Silas, fieurmer, h. Belville. 
Stetson Silas, Jr. ^i ship Hibemia, b. Belville. 
Steward Henry, mariner, h. basement 146 Kempton. 



MRBCTORY. 147 

Steward Jolm L. in bark Endeavor, b. SO County. 

Stewart, see Stuart 

Stevson Alfred, laborer, h. rear 130 Kempton. 

Stiles James P. laborer, h. Parker st near Oak Grove Cemetery. 

Still William N. wheelwright, 244 Ptfrchase, b. Exchange Hotel. 

Stimpson Francis C. mariner, b. 94 County. 

Stimpson George B. sail maker, w. for Cliafi. Hitch, h. 94 County. 

Stimpson Willmm H. mariner, in ship Wm. Botch, of Fairhaven, b. 
94 County. 

Stoddard Allen, mariner, in ship Abm. Barker, h. 74 County. 

Stoddard Bela J. cooper, 72 County. " California^'* 

Stoddard Edward H. clerk 48 Purchase, b. 188 Union. 

Stoddard Justin J. in ship Lancaster, b. 142 Kempton. 

Stoddard William C. housewright, b. 69 Cypress. 

Stone Joshua C. (Page fr Stone) counselor and attorney at law, b. 
Parker House. 

Stowe Samuel F. botanic physician, office 102 Third, comer Bedford, 
b. 102 Fourth. 

Stowell Columbus, calker, h. Cannonville. 

StoweU Phebe, widow, h. 57 Kempton, comer Foster. 

StoweU WiUiam H. h. 94 Purchase. "California." ' 

Stratton Stephen J. teamster, w for David B. Peirce, h. contemplated 
Highland street. 

Strong Henry G. app. to B. B. Covell, 4 Middle, b. 25 Kempton. 

Strong Samuel lj.lCrapo ^ Strong) h. 77 Thu-d. 

Strother William F. housewright, h. 7 First. 

Stuart Benjamin, laborer, h. 75 North Second. 

Stuart Benjamin, boarding house, 13 Bethel Court. 

Stuart Charles, laborer, h. rear 152 Purchase. 

Stuart Deborah, widow, h. 81 Walden. 

Studley Benjamin K. master mariner, h. 89 Kempton. 

Studley Ira B. master brig Cyras, h. 149 Elm. " California." 

Studley Jethro S. grocer 23, h. 23^ Third. 

Studley Judith, widow, h. 161 Union. ^ 

Studley Samuel, farmer, h. Clark's Point. 

Sturtevant Dexter, shoemaker, b. " Hazelwood," Clark's Point. 

Sturtevant Levi H. housewright, h. 91 Walden. 

Sturtevant Nahum, shoemaker, w. 239 County, b. 103 Sycamore. 

Sturtevant William H. ( W. H. Sturtevant ^ fio.) h. 80 Third. 

Sturtevant William H. & Co. (Johni^Hart) painters and glasders, 1 1 
Commercial wharf. 

Sturtevant Zachariah, harness maker, w. 84, h. 127 Purchase. 

Suel William P. sail maker, w. for Simpson Hart, b. 6 Walnut. 

Sullings Abby H. widow, b. 1214 Union. 

Snllings Hervey, h. comer Bonney and Grinnell sts. 

Sullings John W. iSuUings 4r Kinaman) b. City Hotel. 

Sullings (Jt^n W.) & Kingman (George F.) ship chandlery, hard- 
ware and cutlery, 123 Union. 

Sullmgs William J. clerk 2 Purchase, b. 121^ Union. 

Sullings William P. confectionery, 21 Purchase, h. 12 Bethel Court. 

Sullivan Cornelius, w. on Bail Boad, h. 239 Bay. 

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, b. 9. Elm. 

Sttllivan Daniel, laborer, h. 218 Middle. 



148 DIBECTQRT 

SttllivAn Daniel, laborert b. 14 Howkuid. 

SulUyan Dennis, laborer, h. rear 43 8mitli. 

SuUiran Dennis, laborer, h. 9 Old Market Sqtuuw. 

Sulliyan Dennis, laborer, h. 1 Eddy's wharf. 

Snlliran Jeremiah, laborer, h. 1 12 Sooth Water. 

Sallivan Jeremiah, laborer, h. 16 First 

Sullivan Michael O. inq. A. D. Richmond & Co. " California." 

Sulliyan Patrick, laborer, h« 6 Elm. 

Sutter Benjamin O. hostler, 24 Fourth. 

Swain Albion K. P w. Merchandize Depot, N. B. & T. Rail Road, h. 

37 Pope. 
Swain Ann, widow, h. 127 Ray. 
Swain Benjamin, Jr. mariner, h. 39 Kempton. 
Svrain Frank D. restoratenr, basement 9 Pearl, h. 127 Rajr. 
Swain Franklin, restoratenr, 15 Pearl, b. 254^ Purchase. i 

Swain Henry F. »• California." 

Swain John, w. Samuel Leonard's c. w., h. ISrl South Water. 
Swain OUyer, boots and shoes, 82 Union, h. 70 Fourth. 
Swain Reyillo A. son of Oliyer. ^* California." 
Swain Robert C. mariner, b. 127 Raj. 
Swain Sarah, boarding house, 35 Eighth. 

Swain Susan, widow, boarding house 1 William, cor. North Water. 
Swain William W. merchant, c. r. 52 North Water, h. 107 County. 
Swan Richard, Jr. professor of music, h. 29 Bush. 
Swan William, Jr. app. to Almy & Bumpus, b. 24 North. 
Sweet Jonathan, bone setter, h. 127 Eeltnpton. 
Swift (Jireh^ Jr.) & Allen (Frederick S.) ship chandlery, 5 Middle. 
Swift Benjamin, cabinet maker 19, h. 17 Mill. 
Swift Benjamin P. (Cobb ^ Sivift) b. Mansion House. 
Swift Charles D. h. 150 Pleasant, comer Pope. 
Swift Charlotte, widow, h. 55 Middle. 

Swift Franklin K. master mariner, h. 12 South Sixth, comer Spring. 
Swift James, turner, shop rear 68 William, h. 171 Middle. 
Swift Jireh, merchant, h. Acushnet Village. 
Swift Jirch, Jr. {Swift Sf Allen) h. "Elm Brook," Acushnet, 
Swift Joseph, Jr. housewright, b. 65 Charles. 
Swift Lydia B. widow, h. 36 South Second. 
Swift Mary W. mUlinery, 4i Purchase, b. 59 Thkd. 
Swift Moses C. tailor, w. for Hicks & Chapman, 23 North Water, h. 

35 School. 
Swift Nathaniel H. merchant, h. Acushnet Yillage. 
Swift Obed N. merchant, c. r. 17 Middle, h. 56 Fifth. 
Swift Thomas P. housewright, 195 County, h. 67 Smith. 
Swift Thomas W. {Mason Sf Swift) h. 207 South Second, " CaU^ 

fomia." 
Swift William, trader 149, h. 143 Purchase. 
Swift William C N. merchant, c. r. 17 Middle, b. 137 County. 
Sylvia Antone, mariner, h. rear 112 South Water. 
Sylvia Antone, laborer, h. 174 South Water. 
Sylvia Francis, grocer, shop and house 87^ South Water. 
Sylvia Joseph, warding house, 1 72 South Water. 
Sylvia Joseph, in ship Montezuma, h. 79 Forest. 
Sylvia Manuel, w. Marsh c. w., h. 109 South Water. 



DIBJECTORY. U9 

Taber Abby P. millineir, 113 Ptirchafle, b. 32 Elm. 

Taber Abraham S. blockmaker, w. for J. & T. B. Taber, 13 Orange, 
b. 31 Walnut. 

Taber Augofitus, (C. ^ A, Taber) b. fiO Fourth. 

Taber Barnabas, h. 57 Third. 

Taber Charles, IC, 4- A. Taber) b. 60 Fourth. 

Taber C. (Charles) & A. (Augtistijis) book-sellers, stationers, and dea- 
lers in charts and nautical instruments, No. 45 Union and No. 
2 Purchase. 

Taber Charles, m ship Minerva 2d. h. Tarkiln HiU road. 

Taber Charles Heniy, mason, h. 30 HiU. 

Taber Christopher C. brakeman on Bail Boad, b. 74 Mill. 

Taber ComeUus, mariner, b. with William Taber, Cannonville. 

Taber David H. laborer, h. 168 North. 

Taber Edmund, {Edmund Taber ^ Co.) b. 67 Thbd. 

Taber Edmund & Co. ( Willtam Tucker^ Jr.) wholesale dry goods, 21 
North Water. 

Taber Edward S. cleA 122 North Second, b. 81 Fourth. 

Taber Edward T. connected in business with 0. & £. W. Seabury, h. 
61 Walden. 

Taber Francis, h. 81 Walnut, comer Third. 

Taber Francis, Jr. merchant, h. "• Fearing Farm," contemplated S. 
Second St. 

Taber Freeman, housjBwright, h. Acushnet Village. 

Taber Freeman, shipwright, b. 99 North Second. 

Taber Gamaliel, undertaker, {Taber Sf Tobey) h. rear 100 N. Second. 

Taber George, baker, w. 57 Charles, h. rear 5 Campbell. 

Taber George R. with Taber & Co. Ill Union, b. 75 Fourth. 

Taber George B. 2d. app. to A. G. SneU, b. 152 North Second. 

Taber George W. b. 9 Bethel Court. 

Taber Gibbs, mason, fa. 74 Mill. 

Taber Giffoid, housewright, h. 67 Mill. 

Taber Gilbert B. mariner, h. Cannonville. 

Taber Godfrey H. laborer, h. 75 Maxfeld. 

Taber Hannah, widow, h. 90 Maxfeld. 

Taber Henry, {Henry Taber &' Cb.) h. 9 Orchai^. 

Taber Henry & Co. (John Hunt and WUliam G. Taber} ship chan- 
dlers and grocers, 11 Central wharf. 

Taber Henry 2d. clerk 23 Union, h, 93 Hillman. 

Taber Isaac C {Taber <^ Co.) h. 75 Fourth. V • 

Taber & Co. {Isaac C. Taber, WUUam Eddy and Jos^ GiihimusU) 
111 Union st. hardware and stoves, agents N. B. Iroik' Foundry 
and N. E. Rivet Co. 

Taber Jeremiah, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 72 Walden. 

Taber John, housewright, h. 90 Smith. 

Taber John, h. Belville. " California." 

Taber John M. plane maker 20, h. 84 Elm. 

Taber John P. machinist, b. 31 Elm. 

Taber John W. in ship Cicero, b. with William Taber. Cannonville. 

Taber Jonathan, laborer, b. with J. £;. Booth, Perry's comer. 

Taber Joseph, (J. ^ T R. Taber) h. 81 Fourth. 

Taber J. {Joseph) & T. B. {Thomas R.) pump and block makers, 13 
Orange. 



160 DIRECTORY. 

Taber Joseph E. in schooner Sftrah, h. 176 Mill. 

Taber Leander H. plane maker, h. 42 Parker. 

Taber Lemuel T. laborer, b. 90 Smith. 

Taber Leonard, housewrlght, h. 72 Walden. 

Taber Leonard N. trackman, h. 60 Thomas. 

Taber Mary, widow, h. 187 Purchase. 

Taber Mary, widow of Nathan, h. 31 EUn. 

Taber Mary B. widow, h. 42 Middle. 

Taber Matilda, nurse, h. 47 Mechanics Lane. 

Taber Moses, w. for Albert Shaw, 115 Purchase, h. 43 Smith. 

Taber Moses H. saU maker, w. for C. Hitch, h. 77 Fifth. 

Taber Paul, mariner, h. Belville. 

Taber Peter, shipwright, h. Belville. 

Taber Philip, mason, b. 75 North. 

Taber Silas, cooper, b. 153 North Second. 

Taber Stephen, h. 146 County. 

Taber Stephen M. w. Prussian bine works, h. 142 Kempton. 

Taber Stephen W. housewrieht, h. 9 Bethel Court. 

Taber Thomas R. (J. ^ T. R. Taber) h. 63 Fifth. 

Taber ( Gamaliel) & tobey, ( Charlef C. P.) ship, wheel and pattern 

makers, 48 North Second. 
Taber Wairen, laborer, h. 84 Linden. 

Taber William, mariner, b. with Freeman Taber, Acushnet Village. 
Taber William, farmer, h. Nod Taber road, 5th fix)m CannouTiUe. 
Taber William B. h. 82 Ehn. 
Taber William C. merchant, h. 50 Fourth. 
Taber William G. (Henry Taber A- Co.) h. 194 County. 
Taber William K. b. 72 Walden. 
TaUman Charles, h. 127 Third. " California." ' 
Talfanan James H. b. 1 South Second. 
TaUman Joseph B. master bark Hydaspe, h. 79 Third. 
Talhnan Nicholas, laborer, h. Noel Taber road, Cannonville. 
Tallman Seth, h. 33 Fifth. 
TaUman Stephen W. truckman, w. for George Wilson, h. 65 South 

Water. 
TaUman Sylvanus, mariner, h. 89 Smith. 
TaUman Timothy, b. 37 Fifth. 
Talhnan WiUiam, h. 1 South Second, comer Union. 
TaUman WiUiam, Jr. hardware and stoves, 91 Union, comer North 

Second, h. 56 Third. 
Tanner Samuel, pamter, h. 4 Bush. 
Tappan George, crockery, glass ware and general furnishing store, 

113Union, h. 99£hn. ^ 

Tarr Charles, mariner, in bark-Montozuma, b. 105 Fonrtii. 
Tarr Eliza, widow, h. 105 Fourth. 
Tasco John, laborer, h. 10 High. 
Tasker Thomas J. laborer, h. 41 Wmg. 

Taylor Andrews A. block cutter, w. 141 Union, h. 71 North Wat^i 
Taylor Benjamin F. cutter for Blchmond & Wood, b. Parker House. 
Taylor Eliza H. nurse, 104 Fourth, comer Bedford. 
Taylor George, cooper, in ship Cowper, b. 82 North. 
Taylor Gorham, rigger, b. 75 Middle. 
Taylor Henry J. derk 118 Union, h. 79 AUen, 



DIRECTORY. 151 

Taylor James, clerk in custom house, b. Washington, cor. Dartmouth. 
Taylor John, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. Ash, comer Elm. 
Taylor John, ornamental stone cutter, 26 Mechanics Lane, h. 166 

Union. 
Taylor John P. clerk 37 N. Water, b. Washington, cor. Dartmouth. 
Taylor Joseph, laborer, h. basement 166 Eempton. 
Taylor Nathan, laborer, h. rear 71 North. Second. 
Taylor Robert, rigger, h. 50 North. 
Taylor Samuel, w. S. Leonard's c w., h. 85 Third. 
Taylor William, w. N, B. Cord^ Factory, b. with John Taylor. 
Taylor William H. Secretary A&tual Marine Insurance Ckmpany^ 37 

North Water, h. Washington, comer Dartmouth. 
Taylor William Henry, mariner, in ship Concordia, of Boston, b. 

Washington, comer Dartmouth. 
Teaehout John, blacksmith, h. rear 142 Eempton. 
Tellis Joseph, rigger, h. 74 Ray, comer NortL 
Tellis Joseph, barkeeper Exchange Hotel, 248 Purchase. 
Temple Lewis, blacksmith, Walnut street wharf, h. 3 Walnut. 
Terry Betsey, widow, h. S% Smith. 
Terry Benjamin, farmer, h. Haskins* comer. North road. 
Teny Elias, farmer, b. with Benjamin Terry, Haskins' oomer. 
Terry Lemuel T. blacksmith, with Thos. P. Teny, Acnshnet village. 
Terry Isaac F. h. 88 Smith, « California." 
Terry Job, master mariner, b. 86 First 
Terry Job M. {Job M. Terry <$• Co.) h. 88 Smith. 
Terry Job M. & Co. (John Terry) grocers, 70 Maxfeld. 
Terry John, (Job M^ Terry ff^ Co.) h. 48 Parker. 
Terry Thomas P^ blacksmi^, Acushnet village. 
TerweUegar Egbert B. mariner, b. 21 Kempton. 
Tew Georee C. phrenolo^cal lecturer, office Liberty Hall, h. "Ezra 

HaSiaway house," Mount Pleasant st 
Thatcher Albert D. clerk, 25 Union, b. 11 Walnut. 
Thatcher Francis, mariner, sails from Boston, b. 69 Middle. 
Thatoher Gorham, shipwright, h. 69 Middle. 
Thatoher Isaac, b. 89 Sou£ Second. " California.'' 
Thatoher Laban, clerk 39, b. rear 39 Middle. 
Thatoher Lewis P. w. N. B. Steam Mills. 
Thatcher Preserved S. housewright, b. 69 Middle. 
Thatcher Prince L. trackman, b. 99 North Second. 
Thomas Abraham F. housewright, b. 102 Fourth. 
Thomas Albert A. h. 124 Kempton. " California." 
Thomas Antone, grocer, 111 South Water. 
Thomas Barnabas, stone cutter, h. Smith's Mill road, beyond Cannon- 

ville. 
Thomas Benjamin, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 91 Third. 
Thomas Benjamin 2d, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, b» 88 Washington. 
Thomas Charles, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 86 Washington. 
Thomas Charles, laborer, h. Cedar, comer Charles. 
Thomas Charles, Jr. housewright, w. for W. GiiTord, b. 99 N. Seeond. 
Thomas Charles H. w. Taber's Iron Foundry, b. 91 Third. 
Thomas Clifford, CUrk Tdearapk Office, h. 29 Mill, oor. Pnnhaie. 
Thomas Davis, moulder in Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 102 Fourth. 
Thomas Davis £. b. 102 Fourth. 



152 DIRECTORY, 

Thomas Diana, widow, h, 21 Iforgan^s ttaw* 

Thomas George, laborer^ h. rear 307 Middle* 

Thomas Henry, mariner, h. 25 Howland. 

Thomas Henry F. {J. Dunbar ^ Co.) h. 120 Middle. 

Thomas Ichabod L. w. Taber's Iron Foundry, b. 61 GiinnelL 

Thomas Isaac S. housewright, h. 148 Kempton. 

Thomas Jacob, laborer, h. 1 Snlliyan, rear 231 Middle. 

Thomas James B. livery staMe, 50 Elm, h. 173 Middle. 

Thomas John H. mariner, h. 95 North Wnter. 

Thomas John L. w. Tabor's Iron Foundry, h. 31 Conntr. 

Thomas Loring, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 218 South Water, cor. 
Soutii. 

Thomas Moses, h. 174 Middle. 

Thomas Moses G. Pastor Centre Chapel, Sixth St. h. 75 Middle. 

Thomas Sylvanus, ( WiUiam F. Drown ^ Co,) h. 209 Purchase. 

Thomas Watson, w. Acushnet Iron Foondty, h. 88 Washington. 

Thomas William W. mariner, b. 89 Third. 

Thompson Amasa T. honsewright, h. 69 Foster. 

Thompson Arnold, w. Taber's Iron Foundry, h. 61 Bedford. 

Thompson Edwin, cooper, h. 106 Orange. 

Thompson Edwin P. in ship Olympia, h. 108 Fourth, comer Bedford. 

Thompson Ezra, (E. Thompson ff ISon) h. 40 Third. 

Thompson E. (Ezra) & Son, {Istmc) groceries, provisions and ship 
stores, 7 Taber's wharf and 36 South Water. 

Thompson Isaac, {E. Thompson 4« Son) b. 40 Third. 

Thompson James D. merchant, c. r. 88 Union, h. 80 South Second. 

Thompson Michael, baker, w. for Watson & Manchester, h. 66 Me- 
chanics Lane. 

Thompson Nathaniel, honsewright, w. 49 Pleasant, b. 69 Foster. 

Thompson Nathaniel J. b. S^ Cheapside. " California." 

Thompson Orlando J. honsewright, h. 82 Third. 

Thompson William, in schooner William, h. 75 Smith. 

Thompson William B. calker, h. Noel Taber road, 2d north ef Can- 
nonvUle. 

Thompson WiUiam G. clerk for E. Thompson & Son, b. 40 Third. 

Thompson Urania, widow, h. 108 Fourth, comer Bedford. 

Thomson John H. groceries and provisions, 15 Orange, b. 10 South 
Sixth. 

Thornton Daniel, apothecary and druggist, 138 Union, comer Fourth, 
b. 20 Seventh. 

Thornton Elisha, 138 Union, h. 20 Seventh. 

Thomton Elisha, Jr. apothecary and druggist, 67 Union, h. 80 Cot- 
tage, comer Grove. 

Thomton Gilbert R. book keeper, 16 South Water, h. 184 Union. 

Thomton James, b. 20 Sevenm. 

Thornton John R. merchant, c. r. 67 Union, h. 18 Seventh, cor. Spring. 

Thrasher David S. h. rear 7 Franklin. 

Thrasher Franklin, school teacher at Cove House. 

Thrasher George L. ship carpenter, h. rear 77 Linden. 

Thrasher SaUy, widow, n. 182 Purchase. 

Thresher Wimam R. cabinet maker, w. 115 Pnrohase, h. rear 146 
Kempton. 

Throp Joseph, weaver, h. 36 Maxfeld. 



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DIRECTORY. 153 

Thorber Collins, w. N. B. Corda^ Factory, b. Ill Kemptoa. 

Thiirb6r George, mariner, h. Ji5> Howland. 

Thurston Edward H. tailor, 4 South Water, h. 159 Union. 

Thnrston Samuel, mariner, fo. 38 South Water. 

Tiffany Albert W. Wamsntta Mills. 

Tift liobert, w« for Joseph C» Delano, 20 Hawtliom. 

Tilden Mary, widow, h. 39 Elm. 

Tilden Kiles, cigar mannfkcturer) 28 N. Second, h. 64 Mechanics lane. 

Tilden Rebecca, widow, h. 66 Mechanics Lane. 

Tilden Robert, confectionery, 14 Cheapside, h. 30 North Sixth. 

Tilghman Samuel J. mariner, b. 97 South Water. 

Tilliughast Hutchinson T. barkeeper Exchange Hotel, Purchase st. 

Tillinghast Joseph S. Trecuurer Bristol County Mutual Fire Insuratwe 

Company i office 58 North Water, h. 89 Bedford, cor. Anthony. 
Tillinghast Noah, laborer, h. rear. 128 Third. 
Tillinghast Pardon, merchant, c. r. U Middle, h. 156 County, comer 

Elm. 
TiUon John, coach spring maker, Mechanics Lane, h. 89 Charles. 
Tillson Henry H. clerk 96 Union, b. 80 Thkd. 
Tilman Thomas, laborer, h. 167 Middle. 
Tilman Levin, Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, Eempton st. h. 

224 Middle. 
Tilton Alexander J. b. 6 Willis. " California." 
Tilton Benjamin W. in ship Pacific, b. 6 Willis. 
Tilton Edwin M. cooper, b. 6 Waiis. 
Tilton James, ri^er, loft 13 Commercial wharf, h. 6 Willis. 
Tilton William H. h. 6 Willis, w. in Boston. 
Tirrell Amy, widow, h. 41 North. 
Tirrell Emily A. h. Peny's cdmer, North road. 
Tirrell Lydia, widow of Ebenezer, b. 69 Charles^ 
Tob^ Ann, dress maker, h. 62 Soudi Second. 
Tobey Charles C. P. {Taber Sf Tobey) h. 54 North Second. 
Tobey Charles R. h. 222 County, " California." 
Tobey (Henry A.) & DoAueXJames M.) merchant tailors, 91 Purchase. 
Tobey Edward A. mariner, b. 78 Spring. 
Tobey Elisha, Jr. painter, 17 Centre, h. Grape st. 
Tobey Franklin, groceries and provisions, 148 Union, h. 47 Fifth. 
Tobey Franklin, app. to Wood, Brightman & Co. b. 82 Elm. 
Tobey George, master mariner, h. 43 Spring. 
Tobey Hannah N. widow, h. 4 William. 
Tobey Henry A. I Tobey ^ Doane) b. 124 Middle^ 
Tobey Isaac S. laborer, b. 158 North Second. 
Tobey Jonathan, farmer, h. County Road, No. 1 School District. 
Tobey Lemuel, surveyor of lumber, h. 54 Parker. 
Tobey Seth I. laborer, b. 48 Hi^h. 

Tobey Stephen S. mariner, b. with Jonathan Tobey, County Road. 
Tobey Thomas, painter, h. 74 South Second. 
Tobey Thomas N. app. to W. G. White^ b. Ill Middle. 
Tobey Thomas W. clerk 148 Union, b. 47 PifUi. 
Tobey waiiam H. book keeper for William R. Rodman, h. 100|| 

Pleasant. 
Tolson Araminta, dress maker, h. 185 South Water. 
Tolson Seth B. tailor, 105i Third. 

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154 DHLECTORY. 

Tolson William B. tailor, 105<| Third 
Tompkins Andrew, h. 18 Boaeeli, ** California.*' . 
Tompkins Andrew T< b« 40 Sooth Secondi '' California." 
Tompkins Silas, (8. Tompkins 4- Co.) h. 62 North Second. 
Tompkins Silas i Co. {Jamea £, Blake) apothecaries and dmgpsts, 

58 Middlcj comer North Second. 
Tompkins Tillingfaast P. cooper^ w. for L Chase 4 Co. h. 55 Middle, 

comer North Second. 
Topham Bobert C. boat buildeTi shop foot of Griffin, h* 123 S. Water. 
Topham William H. (Cfiffard Sf Tooham) h. 58 Pleasant. 
Tower Horace S. shipwright, h. 80 Hay. 

Tower William E. master ship Monteznuu^ inq. of John P. West. 
Townsend Clarissa, widow, h. 19 MaxfeU^ 
Townsend Darid S. mariner, h. 154 North Seconds 
Townsend Bubj A. washing, &c. h. 218^1 Middle. 
Townsend Stephen, laborer, hi 154 North Second. 
Townsend Samuel, stone cotter, h. Factory block, foot Mazfeld st. 
Tremble James, mariner, h. 50 Sooth Second. 
Trivett James S. shipwright, h. 86 Pleasant. 
Trunble Michael, laborer, h. 33 First. 

Tripp Abraham, spar maker, w. for William Beetle, h. 69 Smith. 
Tripp Adam L. w. Samuel Leonard's c. w., b. 4 Cheapside. 
Tripp Admiral, laborer, h. 74 Middle. 
Tripp Adoniram, wearer, Wamsotta Mills, b. 118 Purchase. 
Tripp Alexander, laborer, b. 6 Allen. 
Tripp Alfred B. housewright, 180 Connty, h. 35 County. 
Tripp Ahnedas, clerk, 151, h. rear 148 Kempton. 
Tripp Alvin B. shipwright, h. 168 Kempton. 
Tripp BaijonaD. laborer, h. Mt. Pleasant st. 
Tripp Benjamin F. block maker, w. 13 Orange, b. 52 North Second. 
Tripp Benjamin, Jr. (Maxfidd ^ Tripp) h. 80 Fifth. 
Tripp Charles, app. to L. G-. Carpenter, 140 Middle, b. 98 Kempton. 
Tripp Charles Frederick, teamster, h. rear 277 County. 
Tripp Charles H. blacksmith, w. 140 Middle, b. 98 Kempton. 
Tripp Daniel J. laborer, h. Oak st 
Tripp Edward S. clerk Edmund Taber & Co. 2l North Water, h. 68 

Forest. 
Tripp Elisha C. mariner, h. 100 Washington. 
Tripp Emanuel, w. Samuel Leonard's c. w., b. 158 Grinnell. 
Tripp Frances, trackman, h. 228 South Second. 
Tripp Frederick, fanner, w. for Benjamin Rodman, h. 318 Purchase. 
Tripp George B. app. to Alfred B. Tripp, b. 35 County. 
Tripp George, truckman, h. 35 Allen. 
Tripp George W. h. 83 Dartmouth. " California.'* 
Tripp Gideon P. laborer, w. with B. D. Tripp, Mt. Pleasant st. 
Tripp Godfrey R. housewright, w. for L. & B. Hathaway, h. 41 Core. 
Tripp Hannah, nnrse, h. 6 Allen. 
Tripp Holder B. b. 228 South Second. '' California." 
Tripp Isaac S. housewright, h. rear 279 South Wat^, opposite N. £. 

Bivet Factory. 
Tripp Ira P. carpenter, WamsttttA Mills, bi 69 Smith. 
Tripp ishmael, w. £. M. Robinson's c. W., h> 100 Washington. 
Tripp James, trackman, w. for Francis Tripp, h. 134 South Water. 



DIRECTORY. 155 

Tripp James, w. for Faal Howknd) 190 Union. 

Tripp James, Jr. w. for A. H. Seabuy ft Co. h. Mt. Pleasant st. 

Tripp James A. grocer, 63 Ooantr, comer Allen, h, 8 Allen. 

Tripp James C. inq. 8. A. Tripplb Co. ** CaUfomia." 

Tripp James I*. ( WiUiam SmiSi ^ Cb.) h. 69 Summer. 

Tripp James H. laborer, h. 51 Mul. 

Tripp James M. blacksmith, rear 82 Fnichase, b. 159 Middle. 

Tripp Jlreh, laborer, h. 170 Kempton. 

Tripp John, jobing waeon, h. 28 Boimey. 

Tripp John W. w. G. Hussey's c w., h. 113 Elm. 

Tripp Jonathan A. apprentice to Ezra W. Lee, b. 75 Mill. 

Tripp Joseph, salt tender, w. for James Arnold, h. South Water, south 
of the Orphan's Home. 

Tripp Leander A. w. on Rail Road, h. rear 78 Linden. 

Tripp Leonard S. rigger, h* 135 Middle. 

Tripp Lot, shipwright, w. for H. Kelley & Co. h. 163 Kempton. 

Tripp Mary R. widow, h. 26 First 

Tripp Nathan C. laborer, h. 210 Purchase. 

Tripp Noah, fanner, w^ on B. Rodman's fium, Purchase st. 

Tripp Oliver, mariner, in bark Envoy, h. 89 South Water. 

Tripp Philip, laborer, h. 84 Linden. 

Tripp Philip S. honsewright, h. Cedar, near Kempton. 

Tripp Robert, cooper, h. 94 South Second. 

Tripp Stephen, Jr. teamster, h. 59 County. 

Tripp Stephen A. (S. A. Tripp 8f Co.) h. 63 Fourth. 

Tripp S. A & Co. (Nathaniel Gilbertj) tin plate and sheet iron work- 
ers, 11 North Water. 

Tripp Susan, widow, h. 108 Pleasant. 

Tripp Sylvanus A. blacksmith, Fish Island, h. Fairhaven. , 

Tripp Theodore, apprentice to W. H. Smith, b. 70 Forest. 

Tripp Warren, city watch, mason, h. Mount Pleasant, 2d south of 
Joseph Clark's. 

Tripp William, w. on B. Rodman's fiurm, h. 351 Fnicfaase. 

Tripp William, laborer, b. 6 Allen. 

Tripp William F. mariner, in ship Hibemia, b. 113 Elm. 

Tripp William H. mariner, b. 100 Washis^n. 

Tripp William O. truckman, w. for Francis Tripp. 

True Benjamin, restorateur, 6^ Thiid, b. 228 South Second. 

True Memlle H. drives Acnshnet Omnibus, h. Acushnet village. 

Trustrum Peleg L. blaeksmidi, w. 140 Middle, b. 98 Kmnpton. 

Tubbs Eliza, nurse, h. 96 State. 

Tucker Charles R. (C. R. Tucker #- G>.) h. 31 Seventh. 

Tucker Charles R. & Co. (Edward D. MtmdeU,) m«Kfaaiit8, e. r 1 
Commercial wharf. 

Tucker Henry, master bark America, b. 108 Fourth. 

Tucker John, master mariner, " California." 

Tucker John H. app. to J. Sisson, Jr., b. 72 HiUmaa. 

Tucker William, Jr. [Edmund Taber #- Cb.) b. S3 Walnnt 

Tucker William O, boarding house, 23 HbwUnd. 

Tuckerman Elizabeth, widow, h. 65 Booth Water. 

Tvckermaa Robert, maAer mariner, h. 8 Wslnut, temer Furst. 

Tuckerman Robert, Jr. mariner, in ship Herald, b. 8 Walnut. 

Tvckerman Stephen, mariner, ia ihip Winslow, b. 8 Walnnt 



156 DIRECTORY. 

Tuckwell George, carriage maker, shop rear 92, h. 92 Lindefl. 

Tuell Charles D. painter, w. for William Bates, h. 165 GrinnelL 

Tunsend William, laborer, h. 127 Smith. 

Turner Alexander, w. for John M. Cornell, b. 119 Smith, 

Turner Calvin K. trader, h. 90 Linden. 

Turner Calvin K. 2d, trader, shop and honse, Allen's Mill road. 

Turner Elbridge G. {Ladd 4* Turner,) b. 303 Purchase. 

Turner Salmon, grocer, 195 Kempton, comer Chancery. 



Underwood Charles H. mason, h. 68 Thomaa. 

JUnderwood Charles W. constaUe, h. basement 116 Kempton. 

Underwood Frederick A. mason, h. 86 North. 

Underwood Creorge P. mason, b. 36 North. 

Underwood John A. truckman, w. for John F. Underwood, h. 70 

Thomas. 
Underwood John F. truckman, h. 53 Hillman. 
Underwood Joseph, inq. John F. Underwood. " Califomia." 
Underwood William R. stevedore, h. 35 Pleasant. 
Underwood William W. stevedore, h. 35 Pleasant. 
Upham John H. pressman 6 North Water, b. 89 South Water. 
Upham Samuel H. truckman, h. 89 Soutii Water. 
Upjohn Aaron, cooper, h. 47 Hillman. 
Upjohn James, cooper, b. 47 Hillman. 



Vassault Ferdinand, b. Parker House. " California." 

V^ndoom Joshua, housewright, h. North road, opp. Maltiah Hatha- 

way's. 
Vanslike Levi, w. Prussian blue works, h. 61 Smith. 
Vaughan Cyrus M. blacksmith, h. 59 Mechanics lane. 
Vaughan Daniel, b. Exchange Hotel, 248 Purchase. 
Vhay John, laborer, h. 69 Afichanics Lane. 
Vinal Francis H. mason, w. for Wright Brownell, h. 43 Smith. 
Vinal John F. housewright, rear 66 William, b. 4 Williams Block, 

Cheapside. 
Vinal Moses, app. to Perry Brownell,. b. 119 William. 
Vincent Ambrose, h. 185 Middle. " California." 
Vincent Isaac W. b. Mansion House, 87 Union. 
Vincent John, mariner, h. rear 230 South Water. 
Vincent Sarah T. widow, b. Mansion House. 
Vincent William, housewright, h. 228 Middle. 
Vitow Betsey, nurse, b. 9 Bush, comer First 



Wade Ephraim H. h. 8 North. »' California." 

Wady John G. clerk Josiah B. King, 12 and 14 North Water, b. 

Mansion House. 
Wady William, butcher, h. 122 Third. 
Waggoner Jacob, sexton M. Episcopal Church, Elm st, h. 11 North 

Sixth. 
Waite Benjamin Howard, groceries, 49 Foster, cor. North, h. 53 HilL 
Waite Leavitt, h. 86 North Second. ** California." 



bmECTCHlY. 157 

Wmite Lake, bowling saloon, 94 Kbrth Water. 

Waite Deborah, widow, h. 39 HUlmon. 

Waite Stephen, grocer 86, h. 88 Purchase. 

Walden John, cooper, h. Mount Pleasant st 

Walker Henry, hoosewright, 82 Hillman, h. 67 Maxfeld. 

Walker Stephen P. mate ship Stephania, h. Pleasant, tx>mer Mill. 

Walker William, hoosewright, h. 66 State. 

Wall Alexander, boat bnilder, w. 133 Bay, b. 31 Spring, cor. Fourth. 

Wall Charles E. clerk 49 Purchase, b. Parker House. 

Wall Thomas, master ship Heroine, Fairhaven, b. 30 Conntv. 

Wall WiUiam A. artist, h. 159 Third. 

Wanton George, w. for George C. Tew, Mount Pleasant st 

Wanton William H. mariner, in bark Bhine, h. 1^9 Bay. 

Ward Archibald, h, 85 William. « California." 

Ward Benjamin C. merchant tailor, 66 Union, h. 90 Shn. 

Ward Darid B. housewright, h. 178 Conn^. 

Ward Ezekiel G. surgeon dentist, h. and omoe 165 Union. 

Ward Jonathan B. ship bread baker 72, h. 74 North Second. 

Wardsworth Daniel, boat builder, rear 32 South Water, h. 16^usb, 

comer South Second. 
Wardsworth Henry, sail maker, h- Peny*a corner, North road. 
Wardsworth John, h. 163 Elm. 
Wardsworth Lawrence, boat bnilder, h. 100 South Orange, comer 

GrinnelL 
Wares John S. laborer, h. 248 Purchase. 
Warfuld John, laborer, h. 182 Kempton. 
Warner Burrage, w. on Bail Boad, b. widi Joseph Warner, Tarkiln 

Hill. 
Warner Joseph, pedler, h. W. of Bail Bead and N. of Tarkihi Hill. 
Warner Joseph, Jr. farmer, lires with Joseph Warner, Tarkiln Hill. 
Warren George, housewright, w. 17 Third, h. 59 Hill. 
Warren James, painter and glazier, h. Acushnet. 
Warren John, laborer, h. 6 first 
Warren John C. boat builder, h. 11 Allen. 
Warren Joseph, boat builder, h. 139 Bay. 
Warren Leah, widow, h. 24 School. 

Washburn Pesiah, widow of John S. h. 1st north of Seth Howard, Jr. 
Washburn James, laborer, b. with Beuben Washburn. 
Washburn John, cooper, in bark Wxnslow, b. with Noah Hathaway, 

County road. 
Washburn l^Uursena, housewright rear 55, h. 55 Third. 
Washburn Beuben, soap manufacturer, h. County road, Ist north of 

Shadrach Daris*. 
Washburn William, w. for Z. Whittemore, h. Ist south of S. Howard^ 

Jr. County road. 
Washburn William W. app. to G. L. Brownell, 44 Third, b. 54 School. 
Washington Frederick A. waiter, h. 28 Bedford. 
Waterman Abby, widow, h. 217 Union. 
Waterman Charlef C. in schooner Patuxent, h, 110 William. 
Waterman Nehemiah, auctioneer and commission merchant, 50 Usion, 

comer fiouth Water, h. 22 School. 
Waters Emery, laborer, h. 75 Kempton. 
Waters James, Udt>orer, h. 55 Kempton. 



159 DIEECTORY. 

Watkins Heniy W. h. 22 Oak. " California." 

Watkins James B. h. 20 Allen. " California." 

Watkins Joseph, laborer, h. 36 Maxfeld. 

Watkins Thomas, master mariner, h. 40 Third. 

Watkins William, ship chandler and dealer in iron, 13 Centre, comer 

Oran^, h. 44 SchooL 
Watrous Ehza H. widow, b. 97 State. 
Watson Benjamin B. baker, w. 173 Union, b. 36 Spring. 
Watson Edward W. cooper, h. 38 South Water. 
Watson Qeorffe W. h. North road. 

Watson Josepn R. app. to W. G. Wing & Co., b. 36 Spring'. 
Watson {Samuel) & Manchester (Humphrey) bakers, 18 Centre and 

173 Union. 
Watson Samuel, ( Watson ^ Manchester^ h, 36 Spring. 
Watson William, master bark Newton, a. 104 North Second. 
Weatherhead Warren H. w. N. E. Rivet Factory, h. 301 S. Water. 
Weaver Alfred, city watch, w. livery stable, 13 South Second, h. 7 

Spring. 
Weaver George S. blacksmith, h. rear 81 Allen. 
Weaver Hannah D. widow, h. Noel Taber road. 
Weaver John M. mariner, h. 176 County. " California." 
Weaver Stephen, farmer, h. North road, W. of Haskins comer. 
Weaver WiUiam H. market 85 Third, b. 91 Third. 
Weadon William A. mariner, b. 136 Kempton. 
Webb James, laborer, h. 10 High. 

Webb James, cooper, h. Acushnet Avenue, 2d N. of Dr. Perry's farm. 
Webb James, Jr. b. with Levi Hawes. Tarkiln Hill. '' California." 
Webb Hiram, h. 40 Elm. " CaUforaia." 
Webb Otis, h. 110 Third. "California." • 
Webb Simeon, manufacturer of wooden ware, shop and house 113 

Kempton. 
Webster Cornelius, baker, 72 North Second, h. 103 North Second. 
Weed Fitch, boot and shoe maker, w. for J. S. Parker, h. 92 Fourth. 
Weeden Charles, hair dresser 68, b. 68i^ Union. 
Weeden Joseph, housewright, w. 53 Pleasant, h. Harrison, near Oak. 
Weeden Ruth, seampstress, h. 63 Grinnell. 
Weeden William A. painter for Benjamin Covdl, h. 136 Kempton. 
Weeden William A. mariner, h. 6 Crapo. 
Weeks Henry J. housewright, h. 38 Pleasant 
Weeks James H. laborer, 147 Ray. 
Weeks Sarah A. h. 27- Third. 
Weir Thomas, laborer, h. 239 Ray. 
Weiss John, Pastor 1st. Congregational Church. (Unitarian,) Union 

St., h. 77 Walnut, comer Seventh. 
Welch John, laborer, h. 70 William. 
Welch Lydia, widow, h. Grape at. 
Welch Mary, widow, h. 146 North Second. 
Welch William, mariner, b. 57 South Water. " California." 
Welden George, app. to Snell & Dean, b. 128 Purchase. 
Wells Moses, master ship Triton, h. 71 South Second, corner Boeh. 
Wentworth Hiram D. cabman, rear 128, h. 124^ Union. 
Weacott Charles, shipwright, h. 4 High. 
W^t Augustus L. (Mackie ir West,) b. Parker House. 



DIRECTOEY. 159 

West Bartholomew) master mariner, h. 320 Parchase. 

West Benjamin, hack driver for James ThomaS| h. corner Pleasant 

and Campbell. 
West Benjamin, H. housewright, h. 18 Hillman! 
West Benjamin J. blacksmith, Commercial wharf, h. 15 School. 
West Charles G. master ship Brighton, h. 45 Hillman. 
West Henry F. w. Wamsutta Mills. 
West Henry S. master bark Rajah, h. 32 Elm. 
West Isaac M. (Sawyer, West ^ Co.) h. 14 Hillman. 
West John E, (Perry 8f West,) h. 184 South Water. 
West John P. merchant, h. 101 Bay. 
West Nehemiah, master mariner, h. 100^ Pleasant. 
West Samuel, b. 171 Purchase. 

West Simeon N. farmer, h. Mt. Pleasant, near the Wind Mill. 
West Susan, widow, h. 18 Hillman. 
West Thomas, in ship Jeannette, h. 86 Pleasant. 
West William, boatman, h. 51 South Water. 
West William E. mason, h. 5 Factonr Block, Mascfeld st. 
West William W. boatman, h. 53^ South Water. 
Westgate William H. laborer, h. 1 Eddy's wharf. 
Weston Curtis, calker, h. 139 Kay. 
Weston George H. app. Gray & Smith, b. 82 Middle. 
Weston Isaac, mariner, h. County road. 
Weston Lettis, laborer, h. 95 South Sixih. 
Weston Lewis, app. to Benjamin Gage, b. 116 Purchase. 
Weston John, Jr. shoe maker, 36 Kempton, h. 201 Middle. 
Weston Samuel, cooper, in ship Midas, h. 1st south of S. Howard, Jr. 

County road. 
Weston Simeon, farmer, h. Coimty road, 4th south of No. School 

House. 
Weston Timothy IM mason, h. Noel Taber road. 
Weston Zabdiel, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, b. 83 Maxfeld. 
Wetherell James H. mason j h. 37 Seventh. 
Wetherell John W. conductor N. B. & T. Rail Road, resides in Rox- 

bury. 
Whaling Alice, widow, h. 47 South. 
Whalley Henry, w. Wamsutta Mills. 
Wheaton Francis, w. Acushnet Iron Foundry, b. 38 Elm. 
Wheaton Hiram, laborer, h. 162 Mill. 
Wheaton James, mason, h. 67 Hill. 
Wheeler Hiram L. housewright, h. 157 Middle. 
Wheeler Jonathan, Mount Pleasant House, 8jl, boots and shoes 8 

Cheapside. 
Wheeler Martin, housewright^ shop foot of Griffin, h. 86 Grinnell. 
Whelden SUas, w. Wamsutta Mats, h, 156 WiUis. 
Whirtner Frederick, engineer N. B. Cordage Factory, b. 34 Arnold. 
Whitbech George W. inq. 24 High. " CaBfomia." 
White Almira F. h. 136 Kempton. 
White James L. housewright, h. 74 Kempton. 
White James W. in ship Washington, b, 180 Kempton. 
White Noah, h. 3 Sullivan. " California." 
White Peregrine, b. 194 Ray. ■ 
White Phineas, Jr. tinplate worker, h. 86 Mill 



160 DIRECTORY. 

White Buftis W. fkrmer, h. Conner road, Ko. 1 School District. 
White Sherman, trader, h. " Mapie Qrore,'* Acushnet Arenne. 
White Solomon, Jr. hoiuewright, w. for Jireh L. Ferguson, 34 South 

Second, h. 59 Mechanics Lane. 
White Stephen, tinplate worker, w. for A. R. Richflrdson, Acnshnet. 
White Thomas B. cashier Bedford Commercial Bank,h. 18 Campbell. 
White Thomas Bates, mariner, sails out of Pensacola, h. 155 £lm. 
White Uriah H. painter, b. 117 Middle. 
White William, bladumith, h. 228 Purchase. 
White William, w. Wamsutta Mills. 
White William, mariner, b. 38 South Water. 
White William, Jr. h. 193 Middle, comer Summer. 
White William, Jr. app. Wood, Brightman & Co., b. 190 Union. 
White William 0. carnage maker, 84 Purchase, h. Ill Middle. 
White WilUam H. w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 154 North Second. 
Whitford John S. housewright, h. 17 Russell. 
Whiting Comfort, stall No. 3 City Market, h. 17 Fifth. 
Whiting Comfort, Jr. mariner, in ship Delhi, of Boston, b. 17 Fifth. 
Whiting WilUam B. b. 17 Fifth. « CaKfomia." 
Whitman John, clerk 44 Purchase, b. 63 Kempton. 
Whitney Alonzo, w. for I. S. & A. Whitney, b. 64 Fourth. 
Whitney Amasa, (I. 8. d" A. Whitney,) h. 68 Fourth. 
Whitney Franklin, inq. I. S. ft A. Whitney. 
Whitney Horatio, w. N. B. Steam Mills, b. 63 Smith. 
Whitney Ivory S. (I. S. ^ A, Whitney,) h. 68 Fourth. 
Whitney I. S. {Ivdry S.) & A, {Anuua) coopers, 28 first. 
Whitney Jacob C. boot and shoe maker, w. 82 Union, h. 170 Mill. 
Whitridge John C. {Shaw ^ WUtridge,) b. 117 Ehn. 
Whitridge Wfiliam C. physician and surgeon, h. and office 117 Elm. 
Whittemore Zenas, tallow chandler 14, h. 12 SouUi Second. 
Whitton Francis, ( WkiUon ^Seardl,) h. 59 Thomas. 
Whitton Levi, rigger, h. 60 Thomas. 
Whitton (Francis) & Searell (Charles) riggers, 20 Middle. 
Whitton William, h. rear Hill School House, Linden st 
Whitton William, Jr. (Henry V. Davis ^ Co,) h. 75 Kempton. 
Wicks Prince, housewright, shop 55 First, h. 66} Mill. 
Wilber Andrew, mason, w. for Charles M. Peirce, h. Mount Pleasant, 

rear of James Tripp. 
Wilber Barton, cooper, w. for S. Churchill, b. 47 Bedford. 
Wilber Hervey J. clerk 86 Union, b. 44 Fourth. 
Wilber Pardon, cooper, h. 47 Bedford. 
Wilbour Charles, mariner, h. Acushnet. 
Wilbour James, farmer, h. Acnshnet. 
Wilbour Sanford, farmer, h. Acushnet Arenue, 
Wilbour William, mason, h. Mount Pleasant. 
Wilbur Lemuel, mariner, h. Acushnet 
Wilbur Simeon, shipwright, h. 220 County. 
Wilcox Abner, shipwright, h. 63 Foster. 
Wilcox Alexander, mason, b. 96 Smith. 
Wilcox Benjamin, mariner, h. 137 Purchase. 
Wilcox Cranston, h. 106 Fourth, comer Bedfbrd. 
Wilcox Henry R. shipwright, h. 96 Kay. 
Wilcox Isaiah, hiborer, h. 69 Foster. ,^ 



DIRECTORY. 161 

Wilcox Job, Jr. stone cuttei-, h. 61 Cedar. " California." 

Wilcox John, cooper, shop Rodman's wharf, h. 72 State. 

Wilcox Joseph, h. 164 Middle. 

Wilcox Joseph, Jr. mariner, h, 174 Afiddle. 

Wilcox Marcus M. clerk for Wilcox & Bichmond, b. 11 Elm. 

Wilcox PhUip, ( Wilcox 8f Richmond,) h, 11 Elm. 

Wilcox Preserved, in ship Gratitude, inq. 49 Hillman. 

Wilcox {Philip) & Richmond (Gideon) merchants, c. r. 175 Korth 

Water. 
Wilcox Rodolphus H. 2d, mate ship Hope, b. 11 Elm. 
Wilcox ( WUliam) & Sherman (Abner) housewrights and dealers in 

lumber, shop 13 1^ North Water. 
Wilcox Susanna, seampstress, h. 77 Allen. 

Wilcox Thomas, book keeper for J. B. Wood & Co. b. 164 Middle. 
Wilcox Thomas B. grocer 22, h. 161 Union. 
Wilcox William, ( Wilcox ^ Sherman,) h. 49 Hillman. 
Wilcox William M. blacksmith, w. A. D. Richmond & Co h. 117 N. 

Water. 
Willcox Benjamin S. w. 0. &.G. 0. Crocker's c. w., h. Oakst. 
Willcox Bennett, dealer in ground paints, 4 Walnut, h. 158 Middle. 
Willcox Charles, laborer and stone cutter, h. 96 Smitli. 
Willcox Charles F. book keeper for Wilcox & Richmond, h. 70 Elm 
Willcox Charles R. w. 4 Walnut, b. 158 Middle. 
WiUcox David B. clerk 4 Walnut, b. 158 Middle. 
Willcox David S. cooper, h. 61 Grinnell. 
Willcox Edward S. w. 4 Walnut, h. 40 Pleasant, comer North. 
Willcox Ezra S. b. 11 Elm. 
Willcox Robert L. painter and glazier, shop Walnut st. wharf, h. 166 

Union. 
Wild John, w. W^amsntta Mills. 
Wilkins William, gardener, h. 86 Arnold. 
Willard Parker, shipwright, h. 95 North Second. 
Williams Abby L. widow, h. 102 South Water. 
Williams Avis, widow, h. 65 Kempton. 
Williams Charles D. moulder, h. 69 Foster. 
Williams Henry O. w. Perkins paper factory, b. 85 Union. 
Williams James, w. Exchange Hotel. 
Williams James E. b. 117 North Water. 
Williams John, b. 141 Ray. 

Williams John A. mariner, sails out of Boston, b. 90 Charles. 
Williams Joseph, house wri^t, h. 97 Linden. 
Williams Joseph, w. for J. Francis, h. 170 South Water. 
Williams Lucinda, h. 21 Howland. 

Williams Robert, hackman, w. for Joshua Gibbs 3d, h. 95 Charles. 
Williams Theodore D. clerk 16 South Water, b. 39 Elm. 
Williams Thomas, housewright, w. N. B. Steam Planing Mill, h. 65 

North Water. 
Williams Thomas H. porter 141 Union, h. 130 Kempton. 
Williamson Henry housewright, h. 208 Middle. 
Willis Henry P. (H. P. WUlis 4- Son,) h. 58 Fifth. 
Willis Henry P. & Son, ( William H.) saddle, harness and trunk ma-| 

kers, 126 Union. * 

Willis James M. mate ship Mount Vernon, b. 58 Fifth. 



163 IXHUSCTORY. 

4 « ... 

WiUiit wmiam H. Iff. P, VmU ^ Son,) h. 83 Serenth. 
Wmiston Akason, (AUm ^ IFtSMton J ti. 228 South Water. 
Williston John, laborer; h. 83 Spring. 

WilliBton Leaader A. appremioe to AUeQ & Williston, b. 238 SonUi 
Water. 

Vnimarth James H. laborer, h. 230 Middle. 

Wilmarth John O. boat builder, h. 78 Forest. " California.'' 

Wilmot James, laborer, h. 230 Middle. 

Wilson Alexander, w. Wamsutta Mills. 

Wilson Benjamin G. cabinet maker, h, 128 Pleaaant. 

Wilson Charles B. b. 160 Union. ** California." 

Wilson Eara, confectioner, w. 21 Purchase, h. Mount Pleasant, near 
" Loo Choo " 

Wilson Pirman R. mariner, b. 160 Union. " California.'' 

Wilson George (G. TTiZson ^ (%. Y h. 74 South Second. 

Wilson George « Co. [ThmoM B, Pierce^) truckmen, yard foot of 
Walnut St. 

Wilson George A. mariner, sails out of New York, h. 149 Elm. 

Wilson George A. Jr. cooper, h. 123 Middle. 

Wilson John, calker, h. basement 126 Kempton. 

Wilson John, calker, h. 146 Kemptoti. 

Wilson John, mariner, h. 23 Spnng. 

Wilson John E. tinplate worker, 17 Orange, h. 56 North Sixth. 

Wilson John £. ship keeper, h. 126 Kempton. 

Wilson Luther T. h. 160 Union. ** California." 

Wilson William, h. 194 North Water. 

Wilson William, laborer, h. 7 Ehu. 

Winegar Samuel P. h. 87 First <" California." 

Wing Andrew J. in ship Courier, h. 49 County. 

Wing Alexander H. b. rear 78 Linden. 

Wing Daniel B. tinplate worker, w. 79 North Water, b. 128 Middle, 
corner North Sixth* 

Wing Dayid C. cooper, h. 128 Purchase. 

Wing Deborah H. school teacher, h. 97 Linden. 

Wing Edward, restorateur, 149 Union, h. 17 North Sixth. 

Wing Frederick W. fishermfm, b. 41 Maxfeld. 

Wing George, ( WtHiam G, Wing * Co.) h. 9 Walnut, comer First. 

Wing Jashub, spar maker, w. for William Beetle, h. 128 Purchase. 

Wing John, shoe maker, h. 41 Maxfeld. 

Wing John A. w. Wamsutta Mills, b. rear 97 Linden. 

Wmg Joseph, (J. #• W. JR. W%J h. 14 Walnut. 

Wing J. (Josgoh) & W. R. ( muiam R) clothing and outfitting, 6 
South Water. 

Wing Kanah, seampstress. h. 78 Linden. 

Wing Leander, app. to Thomas P. Swift, b. 67 SmiUi. 

Wing Shnbael* spar maker, in Beetle's yard, h. 5 North. 

Wing Stephen, tinplate worker, w. 28 Centre, b. 1 William. 

Wing WilW G. f William G, Wing #• Co.) b. 9 Walnut. 

Wing William G. & Co. ( Gtorge Wwg,) tinplate and sheet iron work- 
en, 15 North Water. 

Wing William H. painter, b. 128 Purchase. 

Wing William R. \j. ^ W. R, Winm) b. City Hotel. 

Wioslow Abi^, h. North Road, near the Saw Mill 



DIRECTORY. 163 

Winslow Asa, h. 27 Walnut, " California." 
Winslow Giles H. master mariner, h. 164 Union. 
Winslow Hallet M. rigger, h. contemplated Park st. W. of S. Kemp- 
ton's house. 
Winslow Holmes, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 89 South Sixth. 
Winslow John, b. 56 State. 
Winslow John B. machinist, w. N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 125 ]£d- 

dle, comer Foster. 
Winslow Pardon C. master mariner, h. 36 Elm. 
Winslow William, farmer, h, Acushnet avenue, let North of Bodman*t 

farm. 
Winslow William B. rigger, w. 16 Middle, h. rear 63 Forest. 
Winston William, h. 105 Middle. " California." 
Wixon Gideon B. in schooner William, h. 163 Bay. 
Wlxon Susanna, widow, h. 163 Bay. 
Wolff Simon, IS. Wolff' ^Co.) b. 133 Union. 
Wolff Simon & Co. {it. Merman) New York cap manufacturers, 107 

Union. 
Wood Asa, h. 79 Hillman. 
Wood Borden, Secretary Whaling Insurance Company^ and notary 

pubUc, h. 25 Wifiis. 
Wood Bradford, laborer, h. rear 90 Linden. 
Wood (Isaiah) Brightman (Nathan P.) & Co. {Oliver P. Brigktnuxn,) 

tinplate and sheet iron workers, 17 Nortn W^ater. 
Wood {John A.) 8f Brownell ( William 0.) groceries and proTisions, 

118 Union. 
Wood Charles, branch pilot, {B. Ricketson <f» €h,) h. 91 S. Second. 
Wood Charles H. painter, h. 4 Pearl. 
Wood Charles H. mariner, b. Haskins comer, North road. 
Wood Charles L. (J. B, Wood <^ Co.) h. 198 Union. 
Wood Charles W. b. 91 South Second. 
Wood Daniel, merchant, h. 33 Seventh. 
Wood Daniel D. master ship Benjamin Tucker, b. 33 Seventh. 
Wood Daniel H. master mariner, b. 35 Eighth. 
Wood Dennis, (D. R, Greene 4* Co.) h. 11 Filth, comer Spring. 
Wood Edward B. b. 33 Seventh. 
Wood Edward M. mariner, b. 79 Hillman. 
Wood Elbridge B. w. City Alms House, Chirk's Point. 
Wood Eliza A. widow, h. 90 Charles. 
Wood George, cooper, h. 46 Foster. 

Wood George'P. derk for Wood & Brownell, h. 232 South Water. 
Wood Henry B. b. 25 Willis. " California." 
Wood Henry T. (Leonard <f» Chreene,) h. 68 Prospect. 
Wood Humphrev, w« N. B. Cordage Factory, b. 104 NortK^econd. 
Wood Isaiah ( Wood^ Brightman 4< Cb.) h. 190 Union. 
Wood James, h. 57 Summer. '" California.'* 
Wood James B. {J. B. Wood ^ Co.) h. 54 Fifth. 
Wood J. B. & Co. {(Shades L, Wood^) merchants, c. r. 7 Commercial 

wharf. 
Wood John, {Richmond 4* Wood,) h. Anthony, comer Grove. 
Wood John, ir. Wamsutta Mills. 
Wood John A. ( Wood ^ BrowneH,) h. 1 69 Middle. 
Wood John L. in ship Martha, of rairhavon, b. 27 Walnut 



164 DIEECTOBY. 

Wood Josiah, h. 27 Walnnt 

Wood Linneas, (Dunham ^ Wood.) h. 249 County. 

Wood Orlando, tailor, shop over 102 Union, b. 77 N. Second. 

Wood Philip Augustus, app. to Tobey & Doane, b. 124 Middle. 

Wood Richard D. in ship Amolda, b. 91 South Second. 

Wood Kichmond B. housewright, h. 59 Foster. 

Wood Sarah H. widow, h. Haskins comer, North road. 

Wood Stephen, b. 106 Maxfeld. 

Wood Stephen, {Stephen Wood Sf Co.) h. 77 Allen. 

Wood Stephen & Co. (Sylvanus Bennet,) victualers, stall No. 5 City 

Market. 
Wood Tilson, Boarding Officer, housewright, shop rear 94 S. Water, 

h. 99 Fourth. 
Wood William A. clerk for Stephen Wood, b. 56 Arnold. 
Wood William H. master ship Sarah Frances, of Fairhayen, b. 33 

Seventh. 
Wood William T. housewright, w. rear 94 South Water, b. 99 Fourth. 
Woods David C. mariner, in shh) Minerva, b. 59 Third. 
Woods Isaiah, merchant, b. 59 Third. 
Woods Nancy, widow, h. 59 Third, comer Bush. 
Woods William H. fashionable hiiir dresser, 78 Purchase, b. 159 

Elm. 
Woodbridge William H. shipjoiner, b. 6 Walnut. 
Woodes John E. shipwright and caliper, h. 113 Ray. 
Wooding George W. h. Sr. Perry's farm, Acushnet Avenue. 
Woodland Samuel, w. Marsh c. w., h. 169 Elm. 
Woodruff George F. painter, w. for B. B. Covell, b. No. 2 Brick 

Block, Chcapside. 
Woodward Warren, master ship Olympia, b. 108 Fourth. 
Wooton John, shipwright, h. 5 Campbell. 
Wordell Alden, {Nye f Worddl^) h. 17 School, comer First. 
Wordell Alfred, w. I. Howland, Jr. & Co.'s c. w., h. 72 School. 
Wordell Brayton B. w. Marsh c. w., h. 82 Arnold. 
Wordell Daniel, w. for S. G. Crapo, b. 125 Allen. 
Wordell David, cooper, w. for Edmund Gardner, h. 87 Fourth. 
Wordell Isaac, marmer, in bark Mars, b. 86 Fourth. 
Wordell Isaac B. b. 33 Willis. 
Wordell John, laborer, h. 89 Cottage. 
Wordell Ruth, widow, h. 33 Willis. 
Wordell Sampson S. b. 33 Willis. " California." 
Wordell Wilson W. w. 8 South Second, b. 71 South Second. 
Worm well John, {Reed 4r WormweU,) Exchange Hotel, Purchase St. 
Worswick Charles, weaver, Wamsutta Mills. 
Worswick John, weaver, Wamsutta Mills. 
Worth Benjamin, b. 83 South Second. " CaUfomia." 
Worth John, b. 27 Elm. " CaUfomia." 
Worth Sarah B. widow, h. 83 South Second. 
Wright Alvan B. shipwright, h. 96 Maxfeld, comer County. 
Wright Ebenezer S. housewright, h. 81 Walden. 
Wright Joseph M. paper stainer, w. for John Perkins, 141 Union, b. 

24 High. 
Wright Rho£i, widow, h. 92 North Second. 
Wright William H. w. Wamsutta Millsl 



DIEECTORY. 165 

Wrightidgton James, b. 86 Uaj. " California." 

Wrightington John, shipwright, h. 86 Ray. 

Wrightington Susan, h. rear 97 Linden. 

Wrightington William H. (O. H. P. Brown ^ Co.) b. Parker House. 

Wyatt T. C. book keeper, Parker House. 



York James H. w. merchandise depot, Bail Road, b. 6 Wall st. 

York John P. waiter at Parker House, h. 807 Middle. 

Young Edward E. w. 56 Union, b. 67 Elm. 

Young Henry, master schooner Ellen Rodman, h. 60 Summer. 

Young Henry, shipwright, b. 99 North Second. 

Young Israel, laborer,!). 7 Bethel Court. 

Young John H. mason, h. 125 Middle, comer Foster. 

Young Lawrence, laborer, h. basement 89 Elm. 

Young Penr, laborer, h. 31 Howland. 

Young Wellwood, gardener for James Arnold, h. IS Arnold. 



Zattick John, mariner, in ship Lewis, b. rear 129 Union. 
ZueU William P. saihnaker, w. S. Hart, b. 6 Walnut. 



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ADVERTISING DIRECTORY. 

APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS^ 

WM. P. sT^ADWELL, 

49 Purehase Street^-Ifew Bedford, Mass. 

English, French and American Chemicals, Shakers Herbs, Lee- 
ches, Gold Foil, Patent Medicines, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, 
Dressing Combs, Surgical Instruments, French and English Perfu- 
mery, Fancy Soaps, &c. &c. Great care and personal attention given 
>n putting up prescriptions and Family Medicines. Ship and Family 
Medicine Chests carefully filled and refitted. Congress and other 
Medical Waters. 

MEDICINES DISPENSED AT NIGHT. 

WM. F. CLARK, 

DEALEJl IN 

Liquors and Wines, Popular Me- 
dicines and Fancy Articles. 

Office No. 74 Purchase Street, east side, corner Hfiddk. 

ALBERT G-IFFORir~ 



DEALER IN 



Drugs, MedidneSj Dye Stufe,- &c., 

If 0. 49 Union, eomer North Water Street, 

NEW BEDFORD. 
Medicine Chests for Ships and Families. 



168 APOTHECARIES AND DEUGGISTS. 

DRUGS, H£DICIN£S AND DY£ STUFFS, 

inrgiril Snstntmndx irait 'Jjfukmt^, 

WHOLESALE Ain> ItETAlL, BT 

No. 48 Purchase corner William St., New Bedford, Mass, 

Ds. JsHNiNOB wonldptist Bay that he attends to the Practice of Me- 
dicine, Sorgeiy, &c^ as mdicious as erer, and can be consulted at his 
Office, (l>y the pjoor wmout charge,) ewerj day, from 10 to 2 o'clock, 
and from 6 to 9 in the erening. 

Office in the East end of his State, No. 48 WiUiam Street. 
8PBCIAL ATTENTION PAID TO StTBGlCAL OPBRATIONS. 

P. S. LE AMING, 




AND DEALBS IN 



Bdtaiil<f Medieines, Herbs, Hedieai Books, &c 

No. 129 Purehate Street-~Neu> Bedford. 

^TV^ARREN B. POTTEB, 

WHOLESALE AND BETAIL 

Mo. 183 Connty, comer Kempton Street, 

Where nwy be found all the PATENT MEDICINES which are 

worthy of notice, togeAer with 

Srngs, J&iWm, ^trfonitq ittiit /iitnt 'Ma.\t%, 

All of which will be sold as cheap as can be bonght in Boston or N. York. 

Ships and Sbaxbn's Psivatb Kedicinb Chbbts put up in the 

Bbst Sttlb and Lowbbt Pbicbs. 





1 
dbalbb in 

No. 138 Ufdon, corner of Fourth Streetr^Neu) Bedford. 



▲UGTK>MSBB8. 169 



ALMY& BOURNE, 




B»ICK BUKSKy 

coBNER OF Union and vowm watibb steeets, 

NEW KaDFO&Dv MASS. 

. am. A. BOtTRNB. 



CKAXLBS ALXT. " 

' . 1 I I I : II ' 



J, BAYLIES & CO. 



▲ HD 



No. 20 2VbrA Witfer fitrw^— iVfew Bet^ord. 

T. IKOEAHAlff. 



J. BAYLIES 



J. B. KING, 

OOMMItSIOMMBOHAIIT, 

A1I0 DiASJBE nr 

WB8T INDIA OKMDS, 

Offlceand Sutra Nbt. Vtmd\A Jfert* Wfeter »»«•. 
JI,B. liberri tdTMcet o» Mw i g M i w m of goods tor posttiTe Sate. 



170 MBCELLANEOCS. 



COMMI^SIOSN MERCHANTS 

No. 15 Orange Street,— New Bedford, Miss. 

PARlK)X,aiPapBH. ..... :,. ' ,0B» », TH0M80H. 



XANUFACTUBSlk j6fl> UUXBB. HT THM OVtBBSJLTED 

iPERHACM SHATSIfi SOAP AID PAST 



AW1> 




viJSr?*^^^' «■ Bwuit, Nipple, CoetfTe and PUe Offlfmcnlar. 
^^^??"^?'^*^^^^^^'*«-^- Vegetable Elto 
r„n. i-^'f ^o® Extenmnator. ALSo-Dealer in Fancy Articles, 
Gun8, Pistols, Sportiiig AppiimtiM, Powder, Shot, Cape, pfcnew, &c. 

No. 8 North Water Streetr-^M Be^wd. 

M9III0NAM.E HAIR ^ 



▲ NO 



No. 10 North Waitr Strm^Neu) Bedford 
N. B. A supply of P egf um efy, Cntleiy, Ac. ^ £«]«. 



•^'•— «MMMi«ia»_AMkM..«M 



i«P< 



WILLIAM H. WOODS, 

No. 78 PnioluMe #treet^ 

HEWBBDBOED. 



MSSCELLANEOUS. 171 

' 7 and 8 Ohaapside, New Bodford, 
J. WHEELER, Proprietor. 

The Mount Pueasant House commands a fine view from its 
upper rooms and the promenade on the roo( of the harbor and nearly 
the wfaote City ; and^ery effbrt will be made by the Proprietor to 
render die sltoation of bolh permanent and transient Boarders igften- 
ble and happy. 



■9S¥B Bttil Pr®&li. 



CHARLES S. GREENE, 

NO. 87 PURCHASE STREET— NEW BEDFORD, 
Keeps oonstantly on hand a large AMortment of 

BOOKS, 

FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY, 
OUT BOOKS, Amnjixs pob isso, 

Janes ®ooi0 for Presents, 

CHILDREN'S BOOKS IN GREAT VARIETY, 

All of which will be sold as low as at any Store in 

New Bedford or Boston. 

CARD AND LABEL PRINTING, 

Neatly and promptly done as above, on the bbst tbbks; Every de- 
seriptMrn of BUSINESS, WEDDING, and VISITING CARDS, 

constantly on hand. 






172 BOOKfflXLESa 

CBABLBft TASnU. AXrauSTim TA8SB. 

45 XTnion Street— Nev7 Bedford, 

XXXr <KmSTAirTLT on HAITD a LABOB AflSOBTinSBT OF 

SOHOOLA ■riSOCLLANCDUS 

BOOKS, 

STEEL PENS, English and Russia QUILLS, Letter, 
Cap, Printing, Wrapping, and Envelope PAPERS ; INK, 
WAFERS, LEAD PENCILS, Legal and Commercial 
BLANKS, fine CUTLERY, Rodgere' Pocket KNIVES, 

of the latest dates and surveys-^ the Atlantic, Pacific 

and Indian Oceans — ^being an entire assortment, imported 

by them, and for sale at the lowest prices — ^with 

Warranted sextamts, quadrants, tslesoofes, spy glasses, 

barometers/ TBBRitOMSTEBS, SCALES and DIV1Z>]QIS, PARALLEL 

RULES, OUBOMETERS, and 

Bowditch's Navigator, Blunt's Coast Pilot and Ship Mas* 
tor's As6istant,*SIup Master's Guide, Nautical Almanacs, 
Ward's, Turner's, Lyon's and Taylor's Lunar Tables ; 
Hofsburg's East India Directory; Sailor's Physician, 
Seaman's Friend, &c. &c., which they offer at the 
LOWEST MARK^ PRICES. 

C. Sc A, T. have connected with their Book Store a 

^WOk iflB^ |flB^ IQH^ Tf^ ^S^ ^SSB^ IDB^ \S^ \Gi3^ \S^ 

jH^ ojj ^^f OB^ && OL Jl^ ^19 J9EI «B9 SL 

A H D 

Blank Book Mannfaotory, 

fl&d are prepared to execute erery descnptioa of work with nestaetg 

and promptnesf. 



BOOKSELLERS. 173 



C. & A. TABER, 

CHASLI8 TABSB. AUOU8TUS TAB£R. 

(OV THB LATB FIBM OF W. C. TABBR A SONS,) 

Booksellers and Stationers^ 

No. 2 Purehcue Street, comer of Union — New Bedford. 
Offer for sale a large and complete assortment of 

SOHI^I^L AND AOADEMIOAL 

w w SSi S .% 

Text Books in the different lang^nages, French, Spanish, German, 
Itafian, Latin and Greek, in Mathematics, and in Natural Science. 
Reading Books in idl varietieSi and Elementary Books suited to eveiy 
capacity. 

All we Books used in the primair and h^her Schools of this vicini- 
ty, will be found Tsonstantly on hand, and wOl be offered at the lovy^st 
city prices, wholbsalb and bbtail. 

in the sereral departments of Histoid, Biography, Voyages and Travels, 
Poetry Critieism, and Devotion. 

IQIBIIilBS AMI f IBSVMIIBXTII'S, 

Of every size and quality of bindug. 

QiLiLisiriE^'O'isid g^®®[&s ^ i&isaisii^iLSo 

EngUsh and Ainerioao. Elogant editions of the Poets. Albums, Miniatures* 
and Gift Books, in every variety. 

bound and in paper oovers, plain, Ulnatrated and colored, snitebie nr Holi- 
day Gifts, for Bchool Prises, School Libraries, and for Libraries for Sunday 
fichools. 

roRBiair and domestic statxonsrt, 

EngUsh^Frencb, and Ameriean Letter Paper and Note Paper, Envelopes, 
Sealing Wax, Seais, Waftrs, Ink, Steel Pens, Copying Books, and Copying 



07 They would also invite attention to thehr Stock of 

BICH FAKCT GOODS, Papier Mache, Qosewood and ICahogany Writing 
Writing ]>eSks, Work Boxes, Odesr CaMs and Dresalng Cams, Klegant Bri- 
dal ana Common Fans, Gold Pons, Peneils, and Tooupleks, Card Case«, 
Port Boqnets, Bronae Ornaments, Papeteries, Betioules, Purses, etc. etc, in 
variety to numerous to mention. 

AUa FORBZGW, AND AMBRZCAN PBRZOKCAL8, 

will be received fl>r mbseribers promptly as Ismed* and FOBEIGN BOOKS 
IMPOBTBD TO OBDEB, by every stesmer.^^ 

The attention of S«ho<fl Teachers, School CommMtess, and Dealers firom 
the Country, is respectflilly invited, and the prices will In all cases be main* 
(ained St IBE LOWEST CITT BAXI8. 



174 BOOTS AND SHOES. 

. ^^ __^ _^^t. 

HENRY CHILDS, 

KO. 95 UNION STREET, 

NEW BEDFORD, 

Keep constantly on hand a full assortpient of 
LADIESS MEN'S, MISSES^ AND CHILDREN'S 

Selected carefully from the b^st Factories, and Warranted the best of 

work and latest styles, which he offers for sale by the Case, Dozen, or 

single pair, as cheap as can be bought in Boston. 

PAUL EWEB, 

No. 11 South Water Street, 

NEW BEDFORD, 
Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of 

For sale by the Case, Dozen, or Single Fair. Also, 

Sole Leather of all kinds, Neat's Leather, Calf Skins, 

Kid and ]Vft>rocGO, Lining and Binding, do.,* Pegs, 

Nails, Thread, and all kinds of Kndings, 

used in the Shoe Business. 

All of which are offered as low aa can be bought in the City. 

ASA LOTHROP, 

DEJLLEH IN 

©©©IT© mi\^ ©[N]®[i©9 

AND MANUFACTUBBB OF 

KABIIS SItll. 

No. 12 Purchase Street, 

NEW BEDFORD. 



MISCELLANEOUS. 



175 



M^^e i» p^^HEi^i, 



DEALEB i::^ 



^Ro© ©c^a©^ 



©©©IT© IX 

No. 112 Union Street, 

NEW BEDFORD. 



No, 42 Purchase Street, second door south of C. Chandler' s^ 



A GENEBAL ASSORTMENT OF 






Of the Latest Styles, and Superior Quality. 

Constantly on hand, a good assortment of new tork 




mi\^ ©^QTif^i 



'9 



▲ LSD 




No. 7 Purchase Streets-New Bee^ord, 
Are now receiving an entire new Stock of 












Suitable for the FALL TBADE, to which they invite attention, and 

which will be sold 

LOW FOR CASH. 



J. A. p. ALLEN, 

Im'porter of Croekery, Glass and China, 



AKB DEALER IK 



PAPER HANGINGS, &o. &o., 

Wliolesale and'Betail, 121 T7irlon Street, (Sampson's Block,) 



?) 



176 MISCELLANEOUS. 

Of all deseriptions, Manofaetored and for sale, by 

No. 44 Third Street— New Bedford. 

Carriage Bepalring and VamisUng done to order. Alio on hand, 
Keats Foot Oil for Carriage Tops and Harness. 





CIGAK MANUFACTUKEK, 

NO. 28 NORTH SKCONP STRtCT* 
NEW BEDFORD. 





WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALEB IV 



AND 



No. 8 SontjHBeeud Street — New Bedford. 

Ereiy description ef Cakes, Candies and Confectionery constantly on 
hand, or made to order at the shortest notice. 

UYI IJIWU IB. 









No. 37 Purchase Street 

NEW BEDFOED. 

Jelly, Blanc Mange, and Table Ornaments 

of every description, supplied at the shortest notice. 




MISCELLANEOUS. 177 

"WM. P. SULLnVG-S, 

No. 21 Purchase Streetr—New Bedford, 

CONBTAITTLT OH HAND THB BEST OF 

loe Oream, Plum Oakes, Fancy Oake, 
Pastry and Confectionery. 

Parties sappHed in addition to the above articles, with Frozen Sher- 
bet, Jell^^, Blane Mange, and Table Ornaments of every description, 
at the shortest notice, and TFith punctoalily. 

C. FALES, 

No. 22 Oheapside^ 

NEW BEDFORD. 

J. O. MARA, 

NEW BEDFORD. 

Pli, Mm PimWlfi 

All operations pertaining to his profession done in the best possible 

manner, at his office. 

No, 134 1-2 Union Street^New Bedford. 

li. G-. WARD. 






Qi 





!iKJR5rri.irj»scjiih figs ilTM4HiK><S 



kSD KANOTACItlBKB OV 

INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH, 

Office 165 TJmm Stree^^New Be(ffbrd. 

16 



178 DRY GOOD0. 



^^ 



WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOXEIGN AlTD DOXE8TIO 

STAPLE & FANCT DRT GOODS, 

No. 16 South Water Street^New Bedford. 
SEAMEN'S CLOTHIHO OF EVERT BESCBIFTKni. 

(Country Traders supplied on the most liberal terms, for cash or ap- 
proved credit 



DEALESS IN 

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS, 

32 Purchase Street, Neiv Bedford. 

U^ Country dealers supplied at the lowest prices. «^[I 

DEALERS IN 

lEH^ILlISls, FI^ISM^M AMID AMlfilEKDAH 

No, 22 Furchase Street — New Bedford. 

C. B. CRAPO. 8. L. STRONG. 

1^9111 l^iiS^iiiSi 



No. 8 Purchase Street— New Bedford. 

DEALER IN 

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. 

RUrUS W» DREW. OEOROE P. DREW. 




^ISim H^^miWVi 



DEALER IN 



FANGT & STAPLE DRT GOODS, 

No. 10 Furchase Street^-Neu; Bedford, Mass* 



MBCELLAKEOUS. 179 



JAMES T. ALMY, 



94 Union ^reet — New Bedford, 

Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired. Boor, Stencil, and Coffin 
Plates furnished and Engrayed at short notice. 

LUTHER S. CHASE, 

WHOLESALB AND BSTAIL DEALBB IN 

Station, Fish Packed Taber's Wharf. 

DEALER IN 

FLOUR AND GRAIN, 

No. 6 Merchant's Whar^ 

NEW BEDFORD, 

WESTON HO WL AND 

(in addition to his stock of ship chandleby,) 

dDIIhs fax $ak st ^oii; 'J^ms, m ^smimiA nf 

<d !^ <4» <d id ^ !1 id ^ s» 

THE PBODUCTION OF 



Wabita Street Wharf^New Bedford, 



180 GROCEmse. FROVBdONS, &C. 



^v^ qno^ dR^ 4M^ ^001^ «a||^ (Sk 



▲MD DXAUCKB IK 



Tobacco, Segais, Foreign Fruit, 

▲^D ALL KINDS OF 

iVb. 30 Unian Street — New Be^ord, 

JOHN K. BlBBOWBt A. B. CORT. 



ISAAC BKOWNELL, 



DXALBS IK 



(^^^3!^^^ m^ mmmm^ 



AND MANTJFACTUBES OF 



BMnO UBA & Bm. 

No, 180 County, corner of KenvpUm Street^ 
• NEW BEDFORD. 

SHIP CHANDLERS, GROCERS, 



AND 



COMMISSION MERCHANTS 

No, 199 North Water Street^New Bedford. 

CHABLBS D. BUBT. JOSEPH D. HATHAWATt JB. 



■•^-i^— •^^■^"•i^w^P" 



mmi ft WBdtsn&^ii 



DBALBBS IN 



FLOUR AND GRAIN, 

NO. 7 AND 8 MERCHANTS WHARF, 



GEOCEBIES. 181 



S. G-. N7E, 



DXALXK IK 




AT WnOLE&ALE AND RETAIL, 

Nos. 25 and 31 TTnion Street^ 

NEWBEDK>BD. 

NTE & HALL, 

St. JW Vniw Street, Hew BetUwd, 

DBALBBS IK 



AUO COmTAHTLT OK HAND, 



Fanej Apples, Oranges, Lemons, and Nats of all 
kinds, at wholesale and retail 

E. NTB, JR. D. F. HALL. 

FAMILT GEOCERIES AID SHIP 8TOBE8. 

148 Union Street, 2 doors West of OUy HoUl 

CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CHOICE SELECTION OF 
ALSO 

Underwood ft Co-'s Froflerved Heats, Fiih, and YegetaUes, 

Warranted to keep. 

WOOD & BROTTTNISLL, 

WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALBB8 IN 

Ciroeeries, Provisions, Fruits & Sbip Stores- 

iVb. 118 Umm StreO^New Bedford. 

7. ▲• WOOD. W. O. BBOWNBIX. 

16« 



182 HABDWABE AND STOVES. 

(At the old stand of Sullings and Collins,) 

No. 55 Union Street^ Now Bedford, 

Keeps constantly on hand as extensiye an assortment of Ship Chan- 
dlery and Hardware as can be found in this city, for sale 
low for cash, or short approved credit 



(Late of the finn of M. B. Palmer & Co.) 

PIALBB IN 

SHIPS CAMBOOSES, STOVES, HOT AIR FURNACES, 
COPPER PUMPS, BATHING TUBS, REFRIGERA- 
TORS, SHEET LEAD AND LEAD PIPE, 

AND MANUFACTURBB OV 

till) ^»iif mm^ m^ «e^o 

No. 79 North Water Street^ 

CuHDEB TBS HAZARD E0U8E,) 

NEW BEDFORD. 

N. B. Personal attention paid to setting New and repairing Old Hot 

Air Furnaces and other Job Worlc. 

M. B. VAKMIl. 

DEALEB IN 

Ships Gainbooses, Hot Air Farnaces, Shower 

Baths, Bathiog Tubs, 

No. 28 CaUre Street — NewBedford. 

IKPOBTERS AND GENEBAL DBALEBS IN 

HOUSE FURNISHING QOODSj &0. 

No. 123 ITiiiiim Stnet— (Sampwrn's Block)— Hew Bedftrd. 
JOBM w. sDumas. obobob it. uaeiiiur. 



HARDWARE AND STOVES. 183 

TABER & €0, 

lifPOSTEibS OF 

HABDWARE AND GDTLERT, 

MANTFACTUREBS OF 
▲ND WHOLB8ALB AND BBTAIL DEAI4U18 IN 

NO. Ill UNION STREET, 

I. C. TABER. W. EDDT. 9, O. OBIITKELL. 










1 l^^llHi^S'g iHiD 

DEALER IN 
AND 

91 Union, comer North Second Street, 
NEW BEDFORD. 



VTHL. G-. VTING- & CO. 



DEALERS IN 



HOI AIR FURMCES, SHIPS CAMBOOSES, 

COPPER AND IRON PUMPS, 



AND MANUFACTURERS OF 



WSB^SW CW®W®W IflW^ 



AND 



Mll^ DI^®0^ w/hm 

No. 15 North Water Street — New Bedford. 

Attention is called to the Improved Hot Air FomacejMitented by 
them, to the setting of which and to all kinds of Job Work, Re- 
pairing, &c^ strict personal attention ivill be giveir. 



184 MIdC£LLAKfiOU9. 

XAirUVAOTUBBB OV 

No. 9 Purchase Street — New Be^wd. 
Engine and Ship's Hose, Smith's Bellows, Fire Buckets, Ac 

BMWaWTUn J. EA¥«Bi 

MAirUFACTUBSB OF 

84 Uiion Street — ^Opposite the Mansion Honse, 

WH0LB8ALB AND BBTAIL DXALEK IK 

For, Moleskin, Angola, Bine, Plain, L^horn, Palm Leaf, Wool, Ja- 
panned Wool , and Tarpaulin HATS ; For, Cloth, and Seal 
CAPS : FUB GOODS ; Hatters Furs and Plashes ; Hat 
and Cap Trimmings, Umbrellas, Oil Silk, &c. 

Also, constantly on hand a complete assortment of Gentlemen's 

[p"(y)[^[i^Q©[K]a^ ©©(Q)©©, 

CASH PAID FOR SHIPPING FURS. 

129 UNION STRZSET 129 

rvftmtiiiHtwAftBHims. 

viz: 

HatSi Cq^ and GenUemen's FUBNISHINOS of the most genteel 
styles, best material, and lowest prices. 

Also-— Trunks, Valises, Bags, Umbrellas, &c. &e. Eyerj variety qf 
Hats, Caps, and Furnishings made to order at Wholesale or Retail. 



MISCELLAIIBOUS. 186 

■ ^ 1 I ■ ■■ . I ■ 




HBSIOlf B 






IS 



0^ The undersigned having left the Parkeb House, will now 
devote his nndevided attention to the MANSION HOUSE. Having 
lately made extensive and valuable additions to the latter establish- 
ment, he will now be enabled to acconunodate his friends and the 
public. Gratified for past favors, he respectfully solicits a continu- 
ance of that liberal patronage he has heretofore received. 

The House wilTbe conducted on strictly Temperance principles. 

LEWI S BOnTELL. 

optjRytBMa JJk^ -Mfftf ^\ ^'^^ JtoT^T™ r'S^ fi^ft 

AaXNT FOR 

Fire, Life, Health and Marine Insurance, 

Area 

€AQtlIf dDmnilA MWIR IIHSt!TIEAH(DIB, 
OfElce No. 7 V7illiam Street, 

NEW BEPgOBD. ^^^ 

The subscriber will forward applications for Insurance on 

Oil and Candle Mannfaetorles, Oil Stores, 
Famitnre and Merchandise 

generally, on any amount not exceeding 



$50,000, 



ON ANY ONE RISK, 

To two Insurance Companies in Providence, R. L, and three in 

Qartford Conn. The capital stock of these ^ye Companies 

is %11 safely invested, and the amount is 



$850,000. 



The standing of these Companies is so well known to the public — 

some of them having been incorporated and in operation 

over forty years — ^that they need no comment. 

JOSEPH a TTLLTNGHAST, Agent, 
Office No. 68 North Waier Street— New Bedford. 



186 INSURANCE OFHCfiS. 

■ " ■»■■ I I 1^ _ — ,. ■till. — ■ II ..i^^i— . 

B R I 8TO L GOU NTY 

MUTUAL FIRE INSURAKCE COMPANY, 

®FFI9t M N^RTH WATCR ftTRlKTe 

NBW BEDFORD. 



THS BRXBTOIa COUMTT 

MvktA fin ^mmmu Cnmpanq, 

Insure against loss and damage by Fire, on Buildings only, not ex- 
ceeding in amount three-fourths of the yalue of said buildings. 
The present amount of property Insured by this Company is about 

$5,000,000. 

Each person, or company, by its agent, insured at this Office, be- 
comes ipao Jfacto a member of the Corporation during the term for 
which he is insured. 

The insured is required to giye a deposlte Note for such rate of 
premium on the amount insured as may oe agreed upon, and to pay 
at the time of receiving his Policy, five per cent, on the amount of 
said Note. 

The following case will explain the principle, vis : — ^A Policj is 
made on a dwemng house for $2,000, for seven years, at a premium 
of eig:ht per cent, which is $160 ; for which sum the insured gives his 
premium Note : 

He pays cash, five per cent, on the Note $8.00. 

In case losses should exhaust the amount received on the premium 
Notes, as aforesaid, then the insured will be liable to an assessment 
on said Notes. 

Blank forms of applications for Insurance may be had at the office. 

PrewVfen*,— HENRY H. CRAPO. 

Secretanf and Treasurer-— JOSEFU S. TILLINGHAST. 

Trustees^ Hbnbt H. Csafo, Thob. B. Bush, Pardon Tillikohajit. 

Directors^ Hbnbt H. Cbafo, Thob. B. Bush, Pardon Til- 

mNGBAST, William H. Tatlob, Edmund Gabdner. 

•< ' " ■ ■ ■ . 1 111 ■ ■ mm. m ^ 

THOMAS M. JAMES, Agent 

N®. 88 N^aTHI WATIR STRUT, 
NEW BEDFORD. 



INSURANCE OFFICES. 



187 



■■— ■■.^— -. 



BEDFORD GOMMfiRCIAL INSURANCE GO. 

WITH AN INVESTED CAPITAL OF 

$150,000. 

That long established and well known Institntion, the BEDFORD 
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, give notice that they 
have a well mvested Capital Stock of ONE HUNDRED AND 
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and continue to insure on Ma- 
riiie risks only, to an amount^not exceeding 



$16, 



%\%\% 



ON ANY ONE 'risk. 

The Company invite the attention of Merchants and others, and 
believe that no other Institntion offers more favorable terms, or can 
give more certain and ample indemnity against loss. 

Office No. 33 North Water Streetr^New Bedford. 

JAS. HOWLAND 2d, President, 
R. R. CROCKER, Vice President. 
HENRY H. CBAPO, Secretly. 

DIRECTORS. 



Jas. Rowland, 2d, 
Ward M. Parker, 
W. R. Rotch, 
C. R. Tucker, 
Joseph Grinnell, 
David R. Greene, 
Chfi^. L. Wood, 
AlioBon Grooding, 



R. R. Crocker, 
Frs. S. Hathaway, 
W. ELathaway, Jr. 
E. L. Baker, 
J. H. W. Page, 
Atkins Adams, 
P. G. Seabury, 
Franklm E. Swift, 
John H. Clifford. 



E. M. Robinson, 
John Coggeshall, 
Thos. Mandell, 
Willard Nye, 
T. A. Greene, 
Stephen Taber, 
Joseph Ricketson, 
W, C. Taber, 



WHALIHG INSURAIIGE COSIPAIIT. 
With a Capital of $100,000 ! 

All paid in and Invested according to law, continue to insure on MA- 
RINE RISKS ONLT, to an amount not exceeding $10,000 on any one 
risk. Applications received at their office, 

No. 38 North Water Street, Neu> Bedford. 

GEO. HOWLAND, Jr., President. B. WOOD, Secretary. 

DIRECTORS ELECTED FEBRUARY 8, 1849. 



Geo. Howland, Jr 
Thomas Nye, Jr. 
B. B. Howard, 
Edward L. Baker, 
Wm. C. Taber, 
Stephen Taber, 
Joseph Clark, 
Barton Ricketson, 
Wilson Barstow, 
Feleg Butts, 



Thos. S. Ha&away, 
Charles L. Wood, 
Pardon Tillinghast, 
Wm. J. Rotch, 
Jas. D. Thompson, 
Otis Seabury, 
WiUiam Phillips, 
Oliver C. Swift, 
Gideon Richmond, 
Job DaviSy 



Jonathan Bourne, Jr. 
Joseph C. Delano, 
Edward Wi Howland, 
Edward C. Jones, 
Ezekiel Sawin, 
William Gifford. 
David Biuyton, 
Samuel W. Rodman, 
Matthew Howland, 
Bei\j. F. Howland. 



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INSURANCE OFnCBS. 



Mtittial Marrat SttBuramt Cumjairq. 

Q:^ At the Anniud Meeting of this CompaiiT held on the 12th inst. 
the following persons were chosen DIBECTOkS. 



Abraham Barker, 
Andrew Robeson, 
Edmund Gardner, 
Edward Merrill, 
James B. Congdoo, 
Atkins Adams, 
James B. Wood, 
Pardon Tillinghast, 
AsaB. Kye, 
Bfathew Luce, 
Gideon Allen, 
Bodnej French, 
Matthews Thacher, 
Henry Taber, 
PhiUp Wilcox, 
Darnel Wood, 
Chas. W. Morgan, 
Zachariah TTillmftiij 
Edward C. Jones, 
Jas. D. Thompson, 
Thomas Mandell, 
E. M. Bobinson, 
Oliver Crocker, 



Tjatham Cross, 
Sheffel Beed, 
George Hnssej, 
Chartos R. Tucker, 
S. Griffitts Morgan, 
Lemuel Bollock, 
Isaac J). HaU, 
Wilmot Luce, 
Wm. Phillips, 



Thomas Bradley, 
Thomas Cook, 
WUson Barstow» 
A. P. Hamlin, 
Barton Bicketson, 
Benjamin Clark, 
"W. G. E. Pope, 
Thos. S. Hatoaway, 
Silranus Thomas, 



Joseph Bicketson 2d, Dennis Wood, 
George O. Crocker, Edward D.Maodeli; 



Mark B. Pahner, 
John P. West, 
Bobert Gibbs, 
Nathan Church, 
P. B. Whitwell, 
Cornelius Howland, 
Benj. T. Bidi^etson, 
John A. Standish, 
John B. Thornton, 



Joshua Bicfamond, 
Thomas Emowles, 
Seth H. Ingalls, 
Philip Anthony, 
Willuim L. B. Gibbs, 
Lemuel C. Tripp, 
Ezekid Sawin, 
Otis Seabury, 
Jonathan B. Ward, 
Isaac C. Taber, 



Jireh Swift, Jr. 

Abraham Ashley 2d, Dayid Brayton. 

Abraham Osbom, 

At a subsequent meeting of the Directors, Abbaham Bajkkbb was 
chosen President, and Henst Tabsb, Vice President 

The Company continues to Insure.on Marine Bisks ezdusiyely, to 
an amount not exceeding $20,000 on one risk. 

ABRAHAM BABEEB, President. 
HENBY TABEB, Vice President. 
WM. H TAYLOR, Secretary. 

"With a Capital of $100,000, 

All paid in and inyested according to law, continue to insure on Mu- 
rine Risks only, to an amount not exceeding $10,000 on any one Risk. 
Applications receiyed at their Office, No. 28 Nordi Water Street 

DIRECTORS. 
Frederick Parker, 
Alexander Gibbs, 
B. A. Palmer, 
Pardon Tillinghast, 
Jos^i C. Delano, 
B. T. Bicketson. 

GIDEOK ALLEN, President. 
8. LUMBABD, Secretary. 



Gideon Allen, 
Edward C. Jones, 
Jno. R Thornton, 
Thomas Nye, Jr. 



James B. Wood, 



JNve, 
.Wc 



Stephen N. Potter, 
Caleb Anthony, 
Cornelius Howland, 
Jireh Swift, Jr. 
Joseph Dunbar, 




PROPRIETOR OF THE 

106 Washington Street, 

NEW BEDFORD, 



Fruit and Ornamental Trees, ShrnHBoses, 
Vines, Herbaceous Plants, &c. 

Comprising all the choice, and really desirable varieties of lie 

Appla, Feaoh, Flum, ttninoe, Apricet, Heotarine, Oripe, 

Gooseberr;, Currant, Basplierry, Strawberr;, Sec Ac 

Especially, are anriTalled Tor vigor of growth, healthiness, ic, and 
are grown hoth upon the r&Ait and quince stocks. Bia 

Aro also very fine, and are otFered at 

from former ralea, especially to ihose who purchase iu large qnantiliea. 
Scions arc also furnished at the usual Nursery Fricts. 
H^ Those abont to jiektIihsc, will do well to call and inaped tbe 
Treee, &c., at thia cGCablishmunt, before purcbiuiiig elaenbere. 
Aagast, 1849; 

17 



190 MISCELLANEOUS. 

Would respectfullj inform his friends and the pablic, that he ha* 
taken the large and commodiotis establishment hitherto conducted b^ 
Mr. Ichabod Clapp, on Fourth, near the comer of Union street, whero 
he is prepared to accommodate his customers in a superior style, and 
on as good terms as can be had at anj other Livery establishment 
in this City. 

0^ Hacks, Cabs, and riding vehicles of any description may be 
obtained at a moment's notice. 

JAMES THOMAS, 

No. 50 Elm Streetr—New Bedford. 

Hacks, Cabs and Carriages, of every description, furnished at the 
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. 

DAVIS & ALLEN, 

HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF 

Bxoadclothfl, Caadmeres, Doeskins, Satinets, VeetingB, 

Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, Handkerchieft, Braces, 

Bosoms, Collars, Sheeting, and 

VABIOTIS OTHEB COTTON GOODS, FOB FAIULT USE, 

At No. 82 Purchase Street, (a/ew doors North of the Parker House,) 

NEW BEDFORD. 

MERCHANT TAILORS, 

WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALBBS IN 

NO. 106 UNION STREET, 



MERCHAMT TAILOR. 191 

NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMEMT, 

[ jK 102 Union Street— New Bedford, Mast, 



Would ask the atteutiou of Ihe pnblic to Ma large 

«ock of Clolliing now be- 
ing mannfacCnrcd bj bid 
new and splendid 

PATENT 




The sewing done by tlieen 
machiaes is t. perfectly fast 
Btilch, and less liable (o ri|) 
than any otber \ and fur 
strength, dnrabUitf, and 
beauty of finish, has been 
iroooiinced b; the first tai- 
ors of BostDD and this cily, 
to be equal to the yerj best 
of hand sewing. 

TO LAB'OfiERS, FARMERS, MECHANICS 

aud those ooino to 

tv a& wLt £E W T '^B Iw* IkT -Sl. 'wK O 
This clothing recommends itaelf, from its being made np in so strong 
and durable a maimer, from goods of etrong and heavy &brics, and 
furniahed at prices which th^ woold have to pay elsewhere for the 
Ckifli alone. 

SEAMEN'S CLOTHINQ 

for slop chests, constantly on hand, and will be sold at flie lowest market 
prion uioallfcbirged for the coHHOMSLorwou. AlsoaUrgeuiortmentof 



of tlie most IksbloDable styles, whleh will be mide np at naoh lower prlc** 

thin mutom work nnenllT. Cuton Pants flmldwd at IVam THHEE 

TO SIX HOUBS inmCS. all GABHEHTB WABEAlrrBD TO FIT. 

Also a large snotlmeut of Goods leleclsd and peitiealul; adapted tat 

flueh as BroadoIotliL Cuilmerot, nrat flgored and plalD sUk Tcsttngi, trhlcli 
wlUkamadelntliebatmUDar.Bnd w^IehFiienOsare liiTKad toealland 
aamliw. A)m an iBortmant at Daoks. Baanr and Pilot CloUiSiStrlped 
KensT naonal>,B»l Twilled do. Silk Bdkft,, Cravats, Soqieiidcit, Bosltr) 
*e. k«., wUal) will In sold at a nrj nnall pioflt for Cash, si 

VmUX BRABFOBITB, 108 Vnioa Stnot 



192 MERCHANT TAILPBS. 

DEALER IN 

DRY GOODS & READY MADE CLOTHING, 

OF ALL KINDS. 

NO. 3S yNI®N STRSETe 
NEW BEDFORD. 

/aaljinnahle Cailnring fBtaklistimtirt, 

No, 4 South Water Street — New Bedford, Mass, 

£. H. T. begs most respectfally to call the attention of the inhahi- 
tants of New Bedford and vicinity, to his stock of goods suitable for 

OEHTLEMEH'S AND CHILDBEN'S CLOTHING 

of every description, cut and made in the first style of fashion — ^hav- 
ing engaged Mr. JAMES S. LEFTWICH, the teacher and inven- 
tor of the improved system of cutting ; and he also flatters himself 
that he can dety competition either in quality or workmanship, having 
engaged several of the first rate hands, who are constantly employed 
on the premises under the superintendence of Mr. L. 

N. B. An extensive stock of 

of every description, always on hand. 

Gentlemen's and Childben's Clothes cut for private fami- 
lies on reasonable terms, and their own materials made in the first 
style of fashion. 

Children's Peruvian and Foreign Costumes of every description 
cut and made to order. Mr. L. having lately returned from a conti- 
nental tour, is in possession of the latest English and French Cos- 
tames, &c. &c. 

Woolen Drapery, Fancy Testings, Doe Skins, Kerseymeres, and a 
variety of other fiuicy articles, always on hand. 
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WHOLESALE AND BSTAIL DEALBB IN EYEBT DESCBIPTION OF 

No. 101 and 103 Vmm Street— Neu> Be^ard. 

Gsrmeits made to Order at tbe Sbtrteflt Notice. 



MI8CBLLAME0US. 193 



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i 

DEAIJBB IN 

OF ALL KINDS, AND MANUFACTUBBB OF 

Umlirellas, ParamdSy Parasolettes, Sun Shades, Walking 

Canes, &c. &o. 
No, 5 Purchase Street — New Betfford, 

FBOM PHILADELPHIA, . - 

HOHffiOPiTHIC PHTSieUlV AND SURGEON. 

Residence, corner of Morgan and Orchard Streets, 
(In rear of the Court House.) 

M^ Mjok jBiSl Jt8i j» 18ei J^. jnK^ iSt ^^ o^ 

^^^^^^B ^^^^^^^^^V ^^^H^^^^^^ ^B^ft^^^V ^^^^^i^^^' ^^^^^»^^^^^P ^^^^^^^W^^p ^^^^^^H^^Vv ^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^r ^R^V 

AND DEALEB IN 

M. 20 £Sm Street— NewBedford. 






DEALEB IN 

SMHIP (DlAHlHiIBIBT, ©ISdDiDIEmiBSs, 
D)^©@ mm [K]®®[P©, 

MIDDLE STREET. 

MANUFAGTUBEB AND DEALEB IN 

UMiftllLLAS, PARASOLS « PARASOLETTES. 

No. 20 North Second Street— New Bedford. 
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NADTICAL INSrEDMENTS. 




C. & A. TABER, 



Manlical Inslrameiits, Haulieal Staticnerr, 

iVb. 45 Union Street — Nete Bedford. 

ConsUmtlyoD band, of their own lmporliLtion,acoropleteas9ortmeDlDf 

BLCSrS, NOEIB'S, UDBIE'S 4 STEElfS PDBUC4TI0NS, 



SEXTANTS, qUASRANTB, OCTANTa, BAROMETEBS, TELESCOPES, 

Spy GlaBBes, Thermometers, Gunteis Scales, 

Dividers, Parallel Rules, &Q. ka. 

Horsbnrgh's East India Directory, Bowditch's Navi' 

yators, Blunt's Coast Pilot, Nautical 

AJmaiiacs, &c. &,c,, with 

STATI8KS%ir mkU. KINBS. 



WH0LBSAX.8 AlfZ) BSTAZL. 



NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. 1» 

BAVTD^BAKER, 

MATHEHATICAL IHSTBVHENT HAREB, 

No. 44 North Water Street— New Bernard, 



Coatiunei to sell Nsntical InBtnunenU, Books, &c., of tbe first qaaIii,T, 
kud repur Inatrameota in the beet manner, and at the lowest pricei. 

JOHN KHHEVr, 

NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, 

CHAETS, NATlflCAl STATIONERY. &C. 

No. 69 North Water Street, New Bedford. 
CoNBTANTtT for BoIe, wamtDtcd 

, ■'AfrmDnieiers, jTs/esoopCT, 
Gtaaies, Compasaea. of all the 
nous kinds, and all other In- 
umenta in the line. 

CHARTS. 

A Twy complete assortment of Whalemen's Charts 

on hand, including some vctj recently received, of the latest dat» 
and sarreys, and mnch improved. Additions are always made as 
rtxia M published. 

[K]^W[l(§!a¥D®ra 13©©^©, 

•r all the kinds now in use, as well aa NAUTICAL STATIONEHT, 

&e. sic., constantl)' on haiid. 

THE LOWEST FBICES ALWAYS OBSERVED. 

J. E. will glTG his personal attention to ascertiun that all Inatr}'- 
mtnU sold by him arc in perfect order and adjuitment, that ihej may 
flTc satisfactjon. He will very cheerfully gi\a any informuign ik- 
(tMaiy to their use or adjustment. 

Repotting imt fram^y, ani at Ae hwett prkti. 





IM WATCHES AND JIWELaV. 

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Aa 9m 8&0WBEIAi 

DIALER IM 

WATCHES, JEWELRY & FANCY GOODS, 

No. 94 Union Street^^New Bedford, 
ConBtaatljr on hand, a good assortment at Wholesale and Betail. 

DEALEB IN 

WATCHES, JEWELRY & SILVER WARE. 

ALSO 

CIIIi(ID(D]!LS AHl WA^(DIHIIB@ lEEFAHEIBID. 

No. 33 Purchase Street — New Be^ord, Mass. 



SLUICE ^ WATSB MAESM» 

No. 4 1-2 South "Water Street, 

ALLEN KBLLET. ZEITO KKLLET. 

mmmMM « §©^9 

DEALERS IN 

WATCHES, JEWELRY & FANCY GOODS, 

No. 17 Purdmse Street — New Bedford, 
Jewelry and Silver Ware made to order. Repairing done in the 

NEATEST MANNER. 



NO. 13 PURCHASE STREET, 

DEALER IN 

Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Ware, Ladies and Oenfs. Gold' 
Chains, Gold Pencils, Thimbles, Lockets, Miniature Settings, rich 
and plain Jewelry, Shell and Horn Combs, Scissors, Razors and Pen- 
knives, English Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots, Table and Tea 
Spoons, Table Knives and Forks, Tea Trays, Fruit Dishes, Brass 
Clocks and Time Pieces, together with a laige assortment of Fancy 
Goods — ^prices low — at wholesale and retail. 
N. B. Watches cleaned, r^aired, and warranted. 



PAINTEES AND GLAZIERS. 197 

AKD DEALER IN 

IPiS^IlOTg, ©OIL MiB ih^LS^m, 

No, 5 Centre Street — New Bedford, 

PAINTER AND GLAZIER, 



AND DEALEB IN 



No, 49 North Second Street — New Bedford. 









The Subscriber is the authorized agent for the sale of 

%W% jBflinml fixt u\ fitter l^rnnf I^M, 

one of the greatest discoveries of the age, in rendering buildings pro- 
perly covered with it, impervious to the wet or damp weather, thus 
preventing decay, forming a perfect 

^SIw^mL ^stfjuu ^^^^^f wij ill ^ J Hi J^^^ fe yQ 

and precluding the possibility of roofs taking fire from burning cin- 
ders, &c., during a conflagration. 

The most sceptical can satisfy themselves of these facts by abun- 
dant testimonials, by calling at 

NO. 16 THIRD STREET, 
where the article can be had at the patentee's prices. 

J. H. TALLMAN. 



198 BREAD BAKERY. 

FANCY & SHIP BREAD BAKERS, 

No, 173 Union and No. 18 Centre Streets, 



Have constantly on hand at their store, 1 73 Union Street^ every vari- 
ety oi Bread, Uakes, Crackers, etc., prepared from the bedt materials. 
They would also invite attention to their 

No. 18 Centre Street, 

where they are prepared to famish Bread in qnantiiies to suit ' 

purchasers, and at 

THi LOWiST PRIOeS, 



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