Price & Lee's New Haven (New Haven County, Conn.) City Directory, Including West Haven, East 1842-3, Part 1

Author: Price and Lee Company , inc, inc Price and Lee Company
Publication date: 1842
Publisher: Price & Lee Company
Number of Pages: 125


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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 Aahmun, north from the corner of York and Grove


Beach, from junction of Wallace and Middletown nunpike 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


Cheenut, from Wooster junction Wells to Greene


Cherry, from State to Olive between Fair and 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 junction 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 te 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, from 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 Barnesville Bridge Gold, from Washington to Prince above Lafayette Governeur'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 Franklin 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 Howard Avenue, from City Point to Howe Place Hudson. from Whalley Avenne to Goffe Humphreys, from Whitney Avenue to State junction Lanrel 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, Irom 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 Avenue junction Hill to Howe Place Munson, from Ashman 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 to George junction Park Portsea. from Water to Howard Avenue Prout, from Meadow to Fleet Prindle Alley, from Cherry to Fair below Union Putnam, froin Water to Washington


Rose, from Congress Avenue corner Cedar to Morocco Samaritan, from West above the Almshouse to Broadway corner Park Salem, from Putnam to Columbus Second, from State to William Sherman Avenue, from York junction Chapel west Silver, from foot of Hill south


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South, from York near Davenport 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 junction Fleet to Neck Bridge St. John. from junction Grand and State to East Smith Avenue, from Grove junction College north Summer, from State to Franklin


Tenple, 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 Place, from Chapel to Greene, below Wooster Square Wooster, from Olive near junction Cherry to East 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 janc. Ashman York Square, between Broadway and Ashmun above York


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ABBOTT, GEORGE, confectioner, 33 Chapel Abbott, Hiram, h 83 Chapel


Abbott, Larman, W. machinist, first c Whiting av h First n State


Ackerley, James, helper, h 127 York


Aggett, Thomas, gardener, Whalley ab Garden Ajon, Stephen, col'd tailor, Grand c Hamilton Allen, Amos, Washington n Howard av


Allen, Charles, J., coach trimmer h S Hamilton Allen, Elam, victualing house 46 Church


Allen, Miss Adeline, school 45 Wallace h Hamilton


Alley, John, E. V., painter, 23 Orange h 110 George Alling, Asa R., Sherman, ab Dwight Alling, David, Congress av op the Hospital


Alling, Henry, blacksmith, 15 Martin h 28 Howe


Alling, Henry P., joiner, h 51 Wallace


Alling, Jonathan, carpenter, 13 Washington Alling, Lewis, 10 College


Alling, Russell, joiner, h Dixwell n june Goffe


'Alling, Thomas, 32 Bradley


Alling, Thomas, Jr. mason, h Brown


Alling, Truman, farmer c Putnam & Washington Alling, Timothy, boarding house 31 Chapel Alling, Miss Sarah, millinery, 54 Orange


Allis, S. W., Tontine Hotel, 83 Church c Court Allston, Mrs. Mary P., 24 Warren Alverson, Peter, car builder, Greene h 72 East Ames, Bezer, Goffe c Sperry


Ames, Uri, shoemaker, h 27 Broadway Anderson, Charles H., shoemaker, h 129 George Anderson, Isaac, 52 Fair Anderson, John A., 76 East


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Anderson, Mrs. Betsey, col'd, Anthony n Ashmun Andrew, Hiram, joiner, h 20 William Andrews, Eder B., mason h 164 State Andrews, Ziba, Howe b Crown and George Andrews, Mrs. Salome, Broad n George Andrus, Henry F., coach trimmer bds St John c Olive Angell, George, machinist, 30 State, h 30 Wooster


Angell, Joseph, gun smith and bell hanger 30 State, h 40 Wooster


Angell, Jacob, 40 Wooster Anketell John, 39 Elm


Anthony, J. G., grocer, 63 Church h Leffingwell c Gregson Anthony, John H. 13 Union


Anthony, Willis M., 10 Warren


Apthorp, Mrs Elizabeth, boarding school, Hillhouse av Arbuckle, Peter, carpet weaver, h 100 Grand


Armstrong, John G., coach maker, h 69 George Armstrong, John, coach painter, 164 State Armstrong, L. & W. grocers, 1 Union Wharf


Armstrong, Lorenzo, (L. & W. A.,) h 25 Fleet


Attwater, Elnathan, E Water b Wells and Franklin Atwater, Charles, 61 Temple


Atwater, Charles Jr., (B. M. S. & C. A. Jr.) 161 Crown Atwater, Elihu, builder, 58 Court c Artizan


Atwater, George, hack driver, Ashmun ab Anthony


Atwater, Henry, (Rice & A.) 144 State


Atwater, Ira, sash and blind manuf. E Water ft Olive h 16 College


Atwater, James, 11 W Water


Atwater, Jeremiah, D. D. 65 College


Atwater, John K. ship master, 14 College


Atwater, John E., shoemaker, h Ashmun 1st ab Lock.


Atwater, Leonard, 16 Washington


Atwater, Lucius, harness manuf. 15 Park, h 3 Martin


Atwater, Thomas B., coach trimmer, h 41 Meadow


Atwater, Richard, seaman, h W Water n Spring Atwater, William C., 67 Olive c St. John


Atwater, Mrs. Jeremiah M., 163 George Atwater, Mrs. Joel, 13 Cherry


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Atwater, Mrs. Mary, dress maker, 120 York


Atwater, Mrs. Hannah, Goffe


Atwater, Mrs. Sarah, 41 Meadow


Atwater, Miss Harriet, millinery, 163 George op Orange . Augur, Daniel, tailor, h 8 Church


Augur, Edward, cabinet maker, h Columbus e Christopher Augur, George, joiner, h 7 Park Augur, Horace A., cabinet maker, h Columbus Augur, Hezekiah, sculptor, 117 Orange, bds Park House Augur, Isaac, seaman Guffe n Broadway Augur, Mrs. Esther, Dixwell n junc Goffe Augustus, Mrs. Mercy, York n Broadway Augustus, Mrs. Lydia, col'd. 175 State Austin, Ansel, clerk, 148 Chapel h 30 Crown Austin, Abner, (Smith & A.) 75 Olive Austin, H., architect 4 Mitchel's Building Austin, John, ship master, 69 Grand Austin, Thaddeus, Oak op Dwight .Austin, Thaddeus, Jr. coach lamp maker, h 35 Howe Austin, Mrs. Eli B. 105 Church Austin, Mrs. Sarah Ann 58 Olive Austin, Miss Sarah, 156 Crown c Orange Averst, George W. blacksmith, h Lock


Babcock, Avery C. merch't tailor, 130 Chapel h 124 Orange Babcock, Christopher S., shoemaker, 26 h 28 Meadow Babcock, Henry C., 50 Court Babcock, J. F., (B. & Wildman) h 90 Olive


Babcock, N. L., machinist, h Summer


Babcock, Sidney, bookseller and publisher 121 Chapel. printing office and bindery, Congress av. h 88 York Babcock & Wildman, Daily Palladium, 107 Chapel Babcock, Mrs. John, Congress av. c George Babbett, Philo, clerk, 2 Broadway Babson, David, blockmaker, bds 23 Union


Babson, John B., blockmaker, h E, Water n Brown


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Bacon, Rev. Leonard, 125 Church


1 Bacon, Nathaniel A., store canal basin wharf, h 174 Chapel Bacon, Nathaniel, 177 Chapel c Olive Bacon, Mrs. Albert S., 172 Chapel


Bacon, Mrs. Mary, 35 East . Baguelin, A. M., French dyer, 82 State, cottage Dixwell Bagley, Mrs. Elizabeth, 41 Meadow


Baily, Albert, blacksmith, h Goffe op Sperry


Baily, Daniel J., Gregson alley


Baily, Ira, carman, h 30 Fleet


Baily, James S. grocer, 75 Chapel


Baily, William R., confectioner, 111 Chapel


Baird, Lyman, gen. tuner, musical inst. & music store, 18 Chapel c High


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Baird, Stephen, clock & musical inst. repairer, 11 Chapel


Baggott, Thomas, seaman, 20 Prince


Baker, Amos, inspector of customs, h 1 College


Baker, Alexander, col'd, Franklin n Greene


Baker, William, 1 College c York


Bakewell, Mrs. & Misses, school, 44 Fair Baldwin, Rev. Abraham C., Dwight Place n Sherman av


Baldwin, Abraham tailor, 44} Chapel, h 88 State


Baldwin, Charles, shoemaker, h Putnam c Salem Baldwin, Charles I., joiner, bds 18 Brewery


Baldwin, George, shoemaker, h 67 Congress


Baldwin, Joseph B., joiner, 62 Grove Baldwin, Loami, 28 Putnam


Baldwin, Merritt P., saddler, h 109 George


Baldwin, Micah, S. W. e York Square


Baldwin, Nathan, shoemaker, h 12 Lafayette Baldwin, Roger S., attorney, 17 Exchange, h 115 Church Baldwin, Hon. Simeon, 111 Church Baldwin, Silas I., boot and shoe manufac., 79, h 97 Crown Baldwin, Samuel H., blacksmith, h 47 Broadway Baldwin, William C., shoemaker, h 127 George Baldwin, William B:, (Osborn & 'B.) 155 State Baldwin William, E. shoemaker, h Goffe


Baldwin, William, cooper, Dixwell, ab Webster Baldwin, Mrs. Ann 89 George


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Baldwin, Mrs. Margaret boarding house 2 Wooster e Olive Balch, Chester, joiner, 37 Grand Ball, Bela, shoemaker, h Wells, 3d fr Water


Ball, Charles, overseer county prison Church st. Ball, Frederick, clothing store 38 Fleet


Ball, John S., draper and tailor, 40 Fleet, h 4 Union Ball, Joseph, dyer, 194 State


Ball, Stephen, 12 Union Ball, Miss Eunice, dressmaker, 17 State


Banning, Henry S., R. R. House, Forbes Place


Barber, E. L., engraving room, 30 Exchange Barber, John W., 30 Exchange, h 67 George Barnes, Amos F., (Finch & B.) 28 Meadow c Whiting Barnes, Anson, coach painter, 59 Wallace Barnes & Blackman, builders, rear 85 Chapel Barnes, Daniel S., mason, h 41 Crown


Barnes, Elias (Mitchel & B.) 9 Union Barnes, Leverett, plater Sherman ab Dwight h Garden


Barnes, Lester, cook Tontine, h Grove n High


Barnes, Linus, tallow chandler h Dwight n Martin Barnes, Reuben, shoemaker, Cong. c Morocco h 8 Meadow


Barnes, Sherman, joiner, h Leffingwell 4th fr Grand


Barnes, Thaddeus, joiner 40 Grand


Barnes, Thaddeus, 2d, turner, h 9 Union


Barnes, William S., (B. & Blackman.) h Leffingwell 4th fr Grand


Barnes, William, plater, 14 Fleet


Barnes, Zerah, coach maker, h Whalley.n Broadway


Barnes, Mrs. Mary, nurse, 18 York


Barnes, Miss Naomi, dress maker, 41 Crown


Barnett, James W., printer, h 29 Hill


Barnett, Jeremiah, morrocco manufac. 111 Geo. h 27 York Barnett, Samuel, shoemaker, h 121 George


Barney, Timothy, helper, Morocco op Spruce Barnum, Edmund B., plater, -7 Artizan, h 68 Olive Barker, Mrs. Julia, intel. office & ladies depos. 125 George Barker, Miss Susan L., millinery, 56 Orange Bartis, John, laborer, Franklin n Grand Barth, Charles, hotel, 62 Church ... ..


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Bartholomew, Andrew, 12 Wallace e Collis Bartholomew, Elias, carpenter, h Putnam c Liberty Bartholomew, George, blacksmith, 29 Putnam Bartholomew, George, shoemaker, h 286 State


Bartholomew, Horace, sash and blind maker, h 8 Putnam Bartholomew, John H. currier, h 40 Broadway Bartholomew, Lucius J. blacksmith, h Greene n c Hamilton Bartholomew, Philander H., coach manufac. 24 East, h 15 Wallace


Bartholomew, Stephen, shoe manufacturer, 14 William Bartholomew, Mrs. Mary, 14 Fleet


Bartholomew, Mrs. Henrietta, St. John n East


Bartlett, Z. Edwin, shoemaker, Congress av. c Hill Barrows, Sherman, A. hackdriver. h 18 Court


Barrows, William C., tailor, 21 Exchange


Barry, Mrs. Catherine, 50 George Bassett, Alfred, Sherman av


Bassett, David, Sherman, av


Bassett, Henry, cabinet maker, h 8 Hill


Bassett, Isaac, boot and shoe store, 4 Fleet, h 64 Congress Bassett, John, N. c York Square


Bassett, John, Samaritan, b Howe and Dwight


Bassett, Marcus, builder h 5 Brown


Bassett, Merritt, laborer, 67 Congress


Bassett, S. M. looking glass manuf. 38 Orange h 112 Crown


Bassett, William E. painter, h 43 East-


Bassett, Mrs. Jane, 112 Crown . .


Bassett, Miss Antionette, dressmaker, 162 Crown


Bassett, Miss H. P., tailoress 120 York


Bassett, Miss L., dressmaker, 146 State Bassils, Cain, helper, h Bridge


Bason, Thomas, bookbinder, h 151 State


Bates, Mrs. Caroline, boarding house, 60 Olive Beach, Abner, coach trimmer, 146 State


Beach, Charles, Governeur's Lane Deach, Clark, mason, 28 William


Beach, John, N. H. Co. Bank h 6 Academy


Beach, John, clerk sup. & co. court, h 63 Temple . Beach, Oliver, mason, 39 Howe


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Beach, Robert K., mason 31 Martin


Beach, Richard G., turner and bedstead manufac. 23, room 56 Orange


Beach, Samuel, carpenter, h 28 East


Beach, William, joiner, h Greene 2d ab Hamilton


Beach, Mrs. Rachael 20 W. Water


Beardsley, Mrs. Mary A., boarding house 52 George


Beckwith, George, school, 35 Chapel h 10 College


Bedell, John J. morocco dresser, 106 George


Beebe, Mrs. Hannah, 25 Meadow c Whiting


Beecher, Benjamin, first select man h 3 Chapel


Beecher, Benjamin, Jr. N. H. & N. Y. Express office 40 Orange, h 169 George


Beecher, Baldwin, joiner, 4 W. Water


Beecher, Darius J. joiner, h 127 York


Beecher, Henry & Co., office, basin wharf, h 138 Orange Beecher, John D., lamp maker and stove dealer, 89 Chapel h 25 Fair


Beecher, John E. shipmaster 91 George op College Beecher, John, 95 Wall


Beecher, Joseph, grocer, 32 Broadway


Beecher, Louis L. tinner, h W Water


Beecher, W. Wallace, 37 Fair


Beecher, Mrs. Laura, Webster n Dixwell


Beers, Clement, bookbinder, h Ashmun 2nd ab Lock


Beers, Horace, 21 College


Beers, Nathan, 20 Elm


Beers, Timothy P., phys., prof. obstet. Y. C. h 11 Church Beers, Mrs. Issac, 6 High


Belden, J. L., 75 Crown c High


Beman, Rev. Amos G., col'd, 7 Bradley


Benedict, Rev. Amzi ladies' institute, 61 College


Benedict, George W., painter, h 22 Brewery


Benedict, Harvey, painter, 11 Academy


Benedict, Lyman, painter, Rail. Road av n ft Chapel


Benedict, Sherman, painter, h 182 Chapel


Benedict, Truman & Co, coal wood and grocers, E Water c Brewery, h 11 Brown Benedict, Mrs. Betsey, 22. HiH


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Benham, Elisha M. clerk 53 York Benham, George, blacksmith, h 133 York Benham, G. J. grocer, 28 Church c Crown Benham, John H. printer, h 36 Grand Benham, Silas, joiner, h Dwight n Martin Benham, Miss Clarissa, school, 200 Chapel Benjamin, Everard, jeweler, 98 Chapel Benjamin, Mrs. Susan, 7 Meadow Benjamin, Frederick, col'd 8 Bradley Benjamin, George, col'd 17 Artizan Bennett, Joseph W. 124 Church c Wall Bennett, Thomas, attorney, 15 Exchange, h 124 Church Bennett, Mrs. Emelia, 124 Church


Benton, George R. coach trimmer, h 133 Crown Bergstrom, Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, 25 Fleet Bernard, Mrs. Harriet, 56 Court c Artizan Berrian, Henry, col'd scourer, 4 Cherry c Union Betts, Samuel, coach maker, 35 Howe Bidwell, Franklin, brass founder, h 16. William


Bidwell, Henry, M. coach maker, h 165 George Bidwell, Hiram R. Franklin 5th fr Grand


Bidwell, Misses M. & A. dress makers, 77 Olive Bidwell, Mrs. Nancy, 77 Olive


Bills, Thomas, boarding house, 6 E. Water Bishop, Abraham, 72 Elm e State


Bishop, Abel, blacksmith, 63 Grove


Bishop, E. Huggins, physician, 74 olive e St.John


Bishop, F. W. cabinet maker, 145 h 143 George Bishop, Jeremiah, confectioner, 50 Church


Bishop, Jeremiah A. (S. B. & Son.) 165 George


Bishop, L. L. & S. S. coach manufr. 147 State c Grove


Bishop, Lent L. (L. L. & S. S. B.) h 65 Grove Bishop, Samuel, S. (L. L. & S. S. B.) h 94 Olive Bishop, Samuel, Bishop's Hotel, 32 Church Bishop, S. & Son, paints and groceries, 51 Stata Bishop, Stephen, (S. B. & Son,) h 150 State Bishop, Timothy, 67 Elm


Bishop, Thomas, 27 Meadow


Bishop, William, joiner, 46 Court e State


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Bishop, Mrs. Abigail, 34 Olive c Chapel Bishop, Mrs. Julia, Bishop's Hotel 34 Church Bishop, Mrs. Mercy, 18 W. Water Blackman, Edward (Barnes & B.) h 57 Grand Bissel, Lyman painter, Gregson h 19 Cherry Blair, Robert, 7 Orange


Blair, Sherman, cabinet manufr. 25 h 7 Orange Blake, Brothers, manuf. Westville


Blake, Eli W. (B. B.) h 41 Elm Blake, Philos (B. B.) 144 Orange e First Blake, Reuben, cooper, 11 E. Water Blakeman, Guy, shoemaker, Ashmun n Lock


Blakeslee, Hiram C. builder, h 199 State Blakeslee, I. A. paper carrier, 156 Crown c Orange Blakeslee, John, 36 Howe Blakeslee, Riley, (Smith & B.) Eagle Tavern Geo. ft State Blakeslee, Walter, shoemaker, 125 Crown


Blakeslee, Willis, blacksmith, h Congress av c Hill Blakeslee, Mrs. Electa, 11 Morocco


Blakeslee, Mrs. Mabel, 20 Crown n c Park


Blakeslee, Mrs. Rhoda, George n York Blanchard & Hine, grocers, 79 Grand c.Franklin Blanchard, Elbridge G. (B. & Hine) 79 Grand Bliss, Seth B. 38 Church


Bliss, George, (Sanford & B.) 127 Church Block manuf. (G. W. Staples, N. Y.) ft Brewery Boardman, W. W. attorney, 72 Chapel Boardman, Asa, joiner, h 28 Cherry Boardman, Miss Laura, boarding house 110 Crown Bogart, John, coach maker, Hill c Congress Booth & Bromham, Druggists 52 State Booth, Horace, painter bds Franklin n Grand Booth, Nathaniel (B. & Bromham) h 8 Olive Booth, Pernet, painter, h Franklin n Grand Booth, Rufus, joiner, h 29 Crown Booth, Wilson, joiner, h 81 Crown


Bostwick, Charles, saddler, h 25 High


Bostwick, Charles, Jr., saddle, harness & trunk manufr. 115 h 9 Chapel


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Bostwick, Mrs. George, 134 George Bostwick, Charles, col'd, Anthony ab Ashmun


Botsford, Treat, stone yard 100 Olive h 16 Wooster


Botsford, Stephen, mason, h 53 Wallace


Bowditch, J. B. cabinet manuf. 40 h 109 Orange


Bowns, John, pilot, h 8 Collis Bowns, William H. shipmaster, h 9 Union Bowers, Michael, miller, h 136 State Bowers, Mrs. Sarah, 46 Fair


Boyd, William, carman, 24 Union Boyd, Mrs. Sarah, 119 George


Boyer, David H. harness maker, Broad n Morocco


Boyer, William, col'd laborer, Samaritan


Bradley, Abraham, 101 State


Bradley, Asa, (A. B. & Son) h 170 Crown Bradley, Asa, 2d, book keeper Y. C. h 90 York Bradley, Asa & Son, grocers, 33 State Bradley, Anon, blacksmith, 8 Ashmun


Bradley, Abijah (B. & Canfield) h 73 Wooster Bradley, Amos, joiner, h 35 Park


Bradley, Amos, 2d, cabinet maker, 11 Walla ce


Bradley, Benjamin, Jr. printer, bds, 81 State


Bradley, Beriab, boot & shoe store, 110 Chapel h 45 Union


Bradley, & Canfield, grocers, 26 East c Wooster


Bradley, Charles, 2d, butcher, h 9 Park Bradley, Charles, tailor, h 43 Union


Bradley, Edward H. clerk 37 Chapel


Bradley, Elam, blacksmith, h 189 State


Bradley, Frances, clerk, City Bank


Bradley, George, blacksmith, 9 Fair, h 25 Hill c Whiting Bradley, George F. blacksmith, 55 College h 31 Wall Bradley, George D. 33 Orange


Bradley, Henry, coach maker, h William n Bradley Bradley, Harvey, brass founder, 16 Artizan, h 29 East Bradley, Isaac, coach maker, Trumbull n State Bradley, Justus, shoemaker, h 11 Hill


Bradley, Justus, H. book agent h 24 Collis


Bradley, John, 12 Brown


Bradley, Russell, tailor, h 25 Hill


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Bradley, Seymour, stove dealer, 79 Chapel, h 83 Orange Bradley, Samuel, printer, h 45 Union Bradley, William F. block maker, h 50 East


Bradley, William F. meat market, 65 Church h 9 Park Bradley, William T. (A. B. & Son) bds 176 George Bradley, William, tanner, h 30 Congress av Bradley, Zebul, jeweler, 62 State h 29 Wall Bradley, Mrs. John, 6 Wooster




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