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INDEX.
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PAGE.
Introduction,
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Fire Department, -
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Census of Connecticut, Streets and Avenues, . 10-12
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Banks, - 115
Companies,
116
Directory,
Addenda,
104
Churches,
119-120
Recapitulation,
105-109
100-111
Young Mens' Institute, 123
City Government, Town Officers,
111
Post Office, -
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Government of, Conn. - 112
Masonic Notices, - 124
Courts in Connecticut, 112
Advertisements, - 125-144
United States Courts, - 113
ABBREVIATIONS IN THIS DIRECTORY.
N. S. E. W. for the several points of the compass-n. near-b. between-h. house-fr. from-c. corner-Av. avenue-op. opposite-ab. above-be. below-junc. junc- tion-Y. C. Yale College.
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INTRODUCTION.
THE present number of the NEW HAVEN DIRECTORY contains about 2750 names-420 more than the first number, published in February, 1840. About 200 of the list for 1840 are not to be found in this volume, consequently, there are upwards of 600 new names; and the publisher confidently hopes that he has so far succeeded in correcting the errors and supplying the deficiencies of last year, as to make his ' work acceptable and useful to the public.
Many notices of private and public enterprize, and improvements, might be collected within the limits of our city, which would render our humble work more interesting and valuable ; but, as we are only permitted to stretch ourself " according to the covering," it has been thought best, as soon as practicable, to favor the public with such mat- ter in another form.
No. 2 of the New Haven Directory is therefore given to the citizens with the expectation that it will receive support sufficient to ensure its annual publication. J. M. P.
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CENSUS OF CONNECTICUT.
Below will be found an abstract of the Census of this State, showing, at one view, the loss or gain of each town within the last ten years-the aggregate loss or gain of each county, and the aggregate gain in the whole State. The whole gain in our population within this period, is comprised in the growth of some four or five of our prin- cipal towns. Towns that have been divided since 1830, have the census for that year carried out by a brace, as then taken-and the gain or loss shown as though they were now one town.
HARTFORD COUNTY.
Towns.
1840.
1880.
Gain.
Loss.
Hartford city
9468
Town, except city
3325
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Avon -
1001
1025
24
Bristol
2109
1707
402
Burlington
1202
1301
99
Berlin
3411
3037
374
Canton
1736
1437
299
East Hartford
2389
2237
152
East Windsor
3600
3536
64
Enfield
2648
2129
519
Farmington
2041
1901
140
Glastenbury
3077
2980
97
Granby
2609
2733
124
Hartland
1060
1221
161
Manchester
1695
1576
119
Marlborough
713 .
704
9
Southington
1887
1844
43
Suffield
2669
2690
21
Simsbury
1896
2221
325
Windsor -
2283
3220
48
Bloomfield
985
Wethersfield
3621
3853
29
Net Gain
Total
55628
51141
4487 .
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CENSUS.
CENSUS OF CONNECTICUT-(Continued.) NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
Towns. . 1
1840.
1830.
Gain.
LORS.
New Haven cityt Fair Haven
12960
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Westville
643
Branford
1323
2332
7
Cheshire
1529
1780
251
Derby
2852
2253
599
East Haven
1382
1220
153
Guilford
2412
2344
68
Hamden
1797
1666
131
Milford
2455
2256
199
Meriden
1880
1708
172
Madison
1815
1809
6
Middlebury
701
816
55
North Haven
1349
1282
67
Orange
1329
1341
12
Oxford
1625
1763
138
Prospeet
548
651
103
Southbury
1542
1557
15
Wallingford
2255
2416
163
Woodbridge
958
2052
77
Bethany
1171
S
Waterbury
3668
3070
598
Wolcott
633
843
210
Total
-1 48690
43848
Net Gain 4843
New Haven City, Fair Haven, and Westville are all comprised in the town of New Haven.
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
New London
5528
43561172
Norwich city
4200
5179|2060
Town, except city
3039
Bozrah -
1063
1079
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Colchester
2101
2073| 28/
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10678 3718
North Branford
1016
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CENSUS OF CONNECTICUT-(Continued.)
Towns.
1840.
1830.
Gain. Loss.
Franklin
1000 "
1194
194
Groton
2963
4805
29
Ledyard
1871
Griswold
2166
2212
46
Lyme
2854
4092
201
East Lyme
1439
Lisbon
1052
1166
114
Lebanon
2194
2555
361
Montville
1990
1972
18
North Stonington
2270
2840
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Preston
1727
1935
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Stonington
3898
3401
497
Salem
815
959
144
Waterford
2331
2477
146
Total ..
44501
42295
Net Gain 2206
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Bridgeport city
3294
2800 1770
Town, except city
1276
Fairfield
3654
4226 1231
Westport
1803
1255
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Darien
1080
1212
132
Danbury
4503
4311
192
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Greenwich
3921
3801
120
Huntington
1328
1371
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43
Monroe
1355
1522
167
Norwalk
3859
3702
157
Newtown
3199
3096
103
New Fairfield
956
939
17
New Canaan
2218
1830
388
Redding
1675
1686
11
Ridgefield
2467
2305
162
Stamford
3516
3707
191
Sherman
938
947
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Brookfield
1255
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CENSUS.
CENSUS OF CONNECTICUT-(Continued.)
Towns.
1840.
1830.
Gain. Loss.
Stratford
1808
1814
6
Trumbull
1205
1242
37
Weston
2560
2997
437
Wilton
2056
2097
41
Total
49926
46950
Net Gain 2976
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
Litchfield
4038
44561
418
Barkhampsted
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1573
1715
142
Bethlem
766
906
130
Cornwall -
1703
1714
'11
Canaan
2166
2301
135
Colebrook
1234
1332
'98
Goshen
1529
1734
205
Harwinton
1201
1516
315
Kent
1759
2001
242
Norfolk
1393
1485
92
New Hartford
1708
1766
58
New Milford
3974
3979
5
Plymouth
2205
2064
141
Roxbury
971
1122
151
Salisbury
2551
2580
29
Sharon
2407
2615
208
Torrington
1707
1651
56
Winchester
1666
1766
100
Woodbury
1947
2045
98
Warren
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873
986
113
Washington
1622
1621
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Watertown
1442
1500
58
Net Loss
Total
40445
42855
2410
TOLLAND COUNTY
Bolton Columbia
743 842
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744 962
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CENSUS.
CENSUS OF CONNECTICUT-(Continued.)
Towns.
1840.
1830.
Gain. Loss.
Coventry
2017
2119
102
Ellington
1356
1455
99
Hebron
1732
1937
205
Mansfield
2276
2661
385
Stafford
2469
2515
46
Somers
1621
1429
192
Tolland
1566
1698
132
Union
667
711
44
Vernon
1435
1164
271
Willington
1268
1305
37
Total
17992
18700
Net Loss 708
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Middletown city
3511
6892
318
Town, except city
3699
Chatham
3413
3646
233
Durham
1095
1116
21
East Haddam
2620
2664
44
Haddam
2598
3025
427 .
Killingworth
1130
2484
115
Clinton
1239
Saybrook
3417
Chester
974
5018
555
Westbrook
1182
Total
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24878
24845
Net Gain 33
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Brooklyn
1478
1451|
27
Ashford
2651
2661
10
Canterbury
1789
1880
91
Chaplain
794
807
13
Hampton
1166
1101
65
Killingly
3685
3257
428
Plainfield
2384
2289
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CENSUS OF CONNECTICUT-(Continued.)
Towns.
1840.
1880. Gain. Less.
Pomfret
1868
1978
110
Sterling
1099
1240
141
Thompson
3535
3380
155
Voluntown
1186
1304
118
Windham
3382 .
2812
570
Woodstock
3054
2917
137
Net Gain
Total
28071
27077
994
RECAPITULATION.
COUNTIES.
1840.
1830.
GAIN.
LOSS.
Hartford County
55,628
51,141
4487
New Haven
66
48,690
43,848
4842
New London
44,501
42,295
2206
Fairfield
49,926
46,950
2976
Litchfield
40,445
42,855
2410
Middlesex
.. 66
24,878
24,845
33
Windham
28,071
27,077
994
Tolland
17,992
18,700
708
Total,
310,131
297,711 | 15,535
3,118
Net gain in the State in ten years, 12,420.
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STREETS AND AVENUES.
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Academy, from Chapel to Greene west side Wooster Square Amity, from George to Morocco above Park Place Artizan, from Court to St. John between the canal and Olive Ashmun, north from the corner of York and Grove
Beach, from junction of Wallace and Middletown turnpike to the river Beaver, from Goffe to Dixwell
Bradley, from Grand to State junction Third
Brewery, from East Water'to Chapel opposite Wooster Square Broadway, from York junction Elm to junction Dixwell and Goffe Brown, from East water to Wooster below Brewery Bridge, from East near Collis to Tomlinson's Bridge
Broad, from George between College and High to the Hospital
. Canal, from Lock to Munson
Carlisle, from.Water to Howard Avenue above Putnam
"Cedar, from Lamberton to Washington Chapel, from York junction Sherman Avenue to the river Chesnut, from Wooster junction Wells to Greene
Cherry, from Stato to Olive between Fair end Chapel Christopher, from. Columbus to Portsea above West Water Church, from George to Grove junction Whitney Avenue
Clinton Place, from First to Humphreys above Orange College, from George to Grove junction Smith Avenue Collis, from Franklin to East junction Bridge Columbus, from Water junction Hill to Howard Avenue. Congress Avenue, west from George junction Church Court, from Church opposite the Green to Olive Crown, from Howe to State between George and Chapel
Davenport Avenue, from Morocco junetion Dow west Dixwell, from junction Broadway and Goffe to Beaver Dow, from George above High to Morocco Dwight Place, from Oak to Sherman Avenue
East, from East Water to Middletown turnpike
Elm, from York junction Broadway to State junction Grand East Water, from Fleet to Bridge
Factory, from George near College to Morocco Fair, from junction Fleet and State to Olive Fleet, from corner George and State to Custom House Square First, from Whitney Avenue near Hillhouse Basin to State Franklin, frofa East Water to Humphreys
Forbes Place, from East Water to Bridge below East
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George, from Dwight place to junction State and Fleet Grove, from York junction Ashmun to State Greene, from Olive east to the river Grand, from State junction Elm to Barnsville Bridge Gold, from Washington-to Prince above Lafayette Governor's Lane, from Bradley to Franklin above William Goffe, from junction Dixwell and Broadway to Punderson
Gregson Alley, from Chapel opposite the Green to Leffingwell Alley Hamilton, from East Water to Laurel below Frankfin High, from George to Grove above College Hill, from Congress Avenue junction Morocco to Water `Hillhouse Avenue, from Grove to Sachem's Wood Howe Place, from junction Morocco and Oak to George Howe, from George junc. Howe Place to Broadway junc. Whalley Hospital, from Congress to Dagenport Avenue Howard Avenue, from City Point to Howe Place Hudson, from Whalley Avenue to Goffe
Humphreys, from Whitney Avenue to State junction Laurel Hughes Place, from Greene opposite Wooster Square to St. John Lafayette, from Rose to water junction Columbus Lamberton, from Cedar to West river Leonard, from Bradley to Summer below State Liberty, from the rope walk to Columbus
Lock, from Ashmun to Smith Avenue above the burying ground Locust, from Franklin to the river
Leffingwell street, from Grand to William junction Bradley . Leffingwell Alley, from Church to Temple b. Chapel and Crown
Martin, from Park west between Samaritan and Sherman Meadow, from George corner Congress Avenue to Water Morocco, from Congress Avente junction Hill to Howe Place Munson, from Ashmun to Canal .
Myrtle, from Franklin to the river
Oak, from corner Morocco and Howe Place Olive, from East Water to State below Union Orange, from George to Humphreys above State
Park, from George to Broadway junction Samaritan" Park Place, from Morocco te George junction Park Portsea, from Water to Cloward Avenue Prout, from Meadow to Fleet
Prindle Alley, from Cherry to Fair below Union Putnam, from Water . Washington
Rose, from Congress Avenus corner Cedar to Morocco
Samaritan, from Wist above the Almshouse to Broadway corner Park Salem, from Putnam to Columbus
Second, from State to Williamh Sherman Avenne, from York junction Chapel west Silver, from foot of Hill south
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South, from York near Deavenport Avenue to Park Place Spring, from Water below the rope walk
Sperry, from Whalley Avenue to Goffe
Spruce, from-George to Morocco between York and Park Place *State, from George junetion Fleet to Neek Bridge St. John, from junction Grand and State to East Smith Avenue, from Grove junction College north Summer, from State to Franklin
Temple, from George to corner Whitney Avenue and Trumbull Trumbull, (on the map Second;) from Smith Avenue to State' Third, from Whitney Avenue to State junction Bradley
Union, from Water to Court between State and Olive
Wall, from York to State between Grove and Elm Wallace, from Water to Middletown turnpike Walnut, from Franklin to the river
Washington, from Congress Av. c Lafayette south west to Spring Warren, from Water to Wooster below Olive
Waverly Place, from Morocco to George below Dwight Place Wells, from East Water to Wooster junction Chesnut
West, from Whalley Avenue round to Putnam corner Washington West Water, from Fleet to City Point
Whiting, from Fleet corner George to Hill
Whalley Avenue, from Broadway corner Park north west
Whitney Avenue, from Grove junction Church to Whitneyville
William, from Olive to Franklin between Grand and State Wooster, from Olive near junction Cherry to East
Wooster Place, from Chapel to Greene east side Wooster Square Wooster Square, bounded north by Greene, east by Wooster Place, south by Chapel, and west by Academy
York, from Davenport Avenue corner South to Grove junc. Ashmun York Square, between Broadway and Ashmun above York
. By a vote of the city authorities, the name of Hancock Avenue has been changed to state street-
Some additional names may be found in the Addenda, p. 104.
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ABBOTT, ALVIN, 31 Wall Abbott, George, confectioner, 33 Chapel Abbott, Larman W., machinist, 31 Wall Ackerley, James, helper, 127 York - Adye, Miss Anna M., 25 Brewery Aggett, Thomas, gardener, Whalley ab. Garden Ajohn, Stephen, col'd, tailor, Grand c Hamilton Allen, Amos, farmer, W. Water c Portsea Allen, Charles J., coach trimmer, h 8 Hamilton b Wooster Allen, Elam, victualing house, 46 Church Allen, Timothy, boarding house, 31 Chapel op. the College and Collis
Allen, Thomas, Franklin n State Allen & Co., dry goods, 160 Chapel c State Allen, Mrs. Harriett, 21 Elm
Alley, John E. V., painter and polisher, 23 Orange, h 110 George
Alley, Mrs. Abbey, Whiting Alling, Asa K., Sherman ab. Dwight
Alling, David, Congress Avenue, op. the Hospital
Alling, Henry, blacksmith, 15 Martin, h E. side Howe, Ist N. Martin
Alling, Henry, joiner, h Wallace, b Chapel and Greene Alling, Jonathan, carpenter, 13 Washington Alling, Lewis, 10 College Alling, Russell, joiner, h Dixwell, n junction Goffe
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Alling, Zebina, ship carpenter, h 13 Wallace Alling, Miss Sarah, milliner, 54 Orange Allis, S. W., Tontine Hotel, 83 Church e Court Allston, Mrs. Mary P., 22 St. John
Alverson, Peter, car-builder, Greene b East and Wallace, h 72 East
Ames, Bezer, Park b Crown and George
Ames, Uri, shoemaker, h 27 Broadway
Anderson, Charles H., shoemaker, h 129 George Anderson, Isaac, 52 Fair
Anderson, John A., 76 East
Anderson, Mrs. Betsey, col'd, Anthony n Ashmun Andrews, Chauncey, physician, 84 Chapel Andrews, Eli B., mason, h 163 State Andrews, E. A., ladies' day school, Grove c Temple Andrew, Hiram, joiner, h 24 William Andrews, Jonathan, blacksmith, h 54 East Andrews, Ziba, Howe b Crown and George Andrews, Mrs. Salome, Broad n George
. Angell, George, machinist, 40 Wooster
Angell, J. & J., lock and gun smiths and bell hangers, 30 State, op. Crown Angell, Joseph, (J. & J. A.,) h 40 Wooster Angell, Jacob, (J. & J. A.,) h 40 Wooster Anketell, John, 39 Elm
Anthony, J. G., grocer, 63 Church, h N. E. c Leffingwell and Gregson Anthony, John H., 13 Union Anthony, Willis M., 10 Warren Apthorp, Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding school, Hillhouse Av. Arbuckle, Peter, carpet weaver, 100 Grand, b Hamilton and Wallace
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Arms, Miss Lucretia, tailoress, 37 Union c Cherry Armstrong, John G., carriage maker, h 114 State Armstrong, L. & W., grocers, 1 Union Wharf Armstrong, Miss Harriet, dress maker, 156 George Arnold, John, carriage painter, h 164 State
Atkins, William, shoemaker, h Governor's lane, 5th from Bradley
Attwater, Ellnathan, E. Water, b Wells and Franklin Atwater, Charles, 61 Temple
Atwater, Charles, Jr., (B. M. Sherman & C. A. Jr.) 161 Crown
Atwater, Elihu, joiner, 58 Court c Artizan
Atwater, George, hack driver, 144 George
Atwater, Henry, (Rice § A.) 144 State
Atwater, Ira, sash and blind manufacturer, planer, &c., E. Water, foot of Olive, h 16 College c Crown
Atwater, James, 11 W. Water
Atwater, Jeremiah, D. D., 65 College c Grove
Atwater, John K., 14 College Atwater, John E., shoemaker, Ashmun 2d ab. Lock
Atwater, Leonard, 16 Washington
Atwater, Lucius, harness manufacturer, 15 Park, h Howe c Martin
Atwater, William C., 67 Olive c St. John
Atwater, Mrs. Jeremiah, 163 George
Atwater, Mrs. Mary, dress maker, 120 York
Atwater, Mrs. Emeline, 160 George
Atwater, Mrs. Hannah, Goffe Atwater, Mrs. Joel, 13 Cherry
Atwater, Mrs. Sarah, 41 Meadow
Atwater, Miss Harriet, milliner, 163 George op. Orange Augur, Daniel, tailor, h 8 Church
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Augur, George, joiner, h 7 Park Augur, Horace A., cabinet maker, h Columbus Augur, Hezekiah, sculptor, 117 Orange c Wall Augur, Isaac, seaman, Goffe n Broadway Augur, William H., (Lines & A.,) 168 George Augur, Mrs. Amelia, Howe b Samaritan and Martin Augur, Mrs. Esther, Dixwell n junction Goffe Augustus, Mrs. Lydia, col'd, 175 State Austin, Ansel, 30 Crown
Austin, Abner, (Smith & A.,) 75 Olive Austin, Eli B., grocer, 75 Chapel, h 105 Church Austin, John, ship master, 69 Grand Austin, Thaddeus, Oak Austin, Mrs. Mary, 4 Church Austin, Mrs. Sarah Ann, 58 Olive
Austin, Miss Sarah, 156 Crown c Orange Averill, Rev. James, 12 Elm c High Avery, Samuel, 219 Chapel c Chesnut Avis, George, Lock
BABCOCK, AVERY C., merchant tailor, 130 Chapel, h 124 Orange
Babcock, Christopher S., shoemaker, 26 h 28 Meadow e Whiting
Babcock, James F., (B. & Wildman,) 30 Fair c Prindle Babcock, Sidney, bookseller and publisher, 121 Chapel, printing office and bindery, Congress Av. h 95 Wall Babcock & Wildman, print. and pub. Daily Palladium, 107 Chapel
Babcock, Mrs. John, Congress Avenue c George
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Babson, David, Block maker, boards 23 Union
Babson, John, block maker, h E. Water b Brown and Wells Bacon, Rev. Leonard, 125 Church Bacon, Nathaniel A., store canal basin wharf, h 174 Chapel Bacon, Nathaniel, 177 Chapel e Olive
Bacon, Mrs. Albert S., 172 Chapel Bacon, Mrs. Mary, 35 East Baguelin, A. M., French dyer, 82 State, cottage Dixwell . Bagley, Mrs. Elizabeth, 35 Hill Baily, Daniel, N. E. c Leffingwell and Gregson Baily, Ira, carman, h 30 Fleet Baily, Thomas, cutler, h 41 Grand
Baily, William R., confectioner, 111 Chapel
Baird, Lyman, piano forte manufacturer and tuner, 18 Chapel c High
Baird, Stephen, repairer of clocks and musical instruments, 18 h 13 Chapel
Baggott, Thomas, seaman, Prince
Bakewell, Mrs. and Misses, school, 44 Fair
Baker, Amos, 1 College
Baldwin, Abraham, tailor, 88 State Baldwin, Charles, shoe maker, h Putnam c Salem Baldwin, George, shoe maker, h 67 Congress
Baldwin, Henry S., 29 Putnam Baldwin, Joseph B., joiner, 62 Grove Baldwin, Loami, 29 Putnam
Baldwin, Michael, boot maker, h Martin ab. Howe Baldwin, Merritt P., saddler, h 109 George Baldwin, Micah, S. W. c York square Baldwin, Nathan, shoe maker, h 12 Lafayette Baldwin, Roger S., attorney, 17 Exchange, h 115 Church Baldwin, Hon. Simeon, 111 Church
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Baldwin, Silas I., boot and shoe manufacturer, 97 Crown, c College, h 79 Crown Baldwin, Samuel H., blacksmith, h 47 Broadway Baldwin, William C., shoe maker, h 127 George
· Baldwin, William, B., (Osborn & B.,) 155 State Baldwin, William, Shoe maker, h 8 Martin
Baldwin, Mrs. Ann, 89 George Baldwin, Mrs. Elizabeth, 35 Wooster Baldwin, Mrs. Margaret, boarding house, 2 Wooster c Olive Balch, Chester, joiner, 37 Grand
Ball, Frederick, clothing store 38 Fleet
Ball, John S., draper and Tailor, 40 Fleet, h 4 Union
Ball, Joseph, dyer, 193 State
Ball, Stephen, 12 Union
Ball, William E., shoe maker, h Wells, 3d from Water Ball, Miss Eunice, dress maker, 17 State
Banning, Henry S., R. R. House, Forbes Place c Bridge Barber, E. L., engraver, 30 Exchange Place
Barber, John W., engraver, h 67 George
Barber, John, cutler, h 23 William
Barber, Mrs. Mary, 37 Crown Barnes, Amos, book keeper, h Samaritan n op. Park Barnes, Anson, coach painter, h Wallace, Ist S. of Greene Barnes & Blackman, builders, rear 85 Chapel
Barnes, Daniel S., mason, h 41 Crown
Barnes, Elias, portrait and ornamental painter, (Fowle, Thompson & Co.,) h 9 Union Barnes, Leverett, plater, rear 124 York, h 11 Park Barnes, Lester, cook 'Tontine, h Grove n High
Barnes, Linus, tallow chandler, Howe b Samaritan and Barnes, Reuben, shoe maker, h 8 Meadow
Barnes, Sherman, joiner, h Leffingwell, 4th door fr. Grand Barnes, Thaddeus, joiner, 40 Grand
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Barnes, William, shipmaster, 9 Union Barnes, William S., (B. & Blackman,) h Leffingwell st., 4th door from Grand Barnes, William, plater, h Martin, ab. Howe Whalley
Barnes, Zerah, carriage maker, h Whalley, Ist from Broadway Barnes, Mrs. Jane D., dress maker, 152 State
Barnes, Mrs. Mary, nurse, 18 York
Barnes, Mrs. Elizabeth, 7 Academy
Barnet, James W., printer, h 29 Hill
Barnet, Jeremiah, morocco manfacturer, 111 George, h 27 York -
Barnet, Samuel, shoe maker, 121 George
Barnet, Mrs. Harriet Ann, h Gold n Washington
Barney's Building, 51 Church
Barney, Timothy, helper, Morocco op. Spruce
Barnum, Edmund B., plater, 7 Artizan, h 19 Cherry
Barker, Mrs. Julia, intelligence office and ladies' deposi- tory, 125 George
Barker, Miss Susan L., milliner, 56 Orange Bartis, John, laborer, h Chesnut n Wooster
Bartlett, Edwin, shoe maker, Whalley, 2d ab. Perry Barrows & Burns, grocers, 21 Union c Fair Barrows, Sherman, hack driver, h 18 Court Barrows, William C., (B. & Burns,) h 21 Union c Fair Bartholomew, Andrew, 13 Wallace
Bartholomew, Elias, carpenter, h Putnam c Liberty Bartholomew, George, blacksmith, h Putnam c Libery Bartholomew, Horace, sash and blind maker, h W. Water Bartholomew, John H., curreir, h 40 Broadway
Bartholomew, Lucius J., blacksmith, h 54 East
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