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Peckham Caleb C., baker S. Watson & Son, house 57 So. Second
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Peckham Elisha N., cooper, house 102 So. Front
Peckham Frederick D., hackman Andrew Dwelley, house 198 Ray
Peckham Geo. W., laborer, house Gove
Peckham John B., farmer, house Fair, n. County
Peckham Martin V. B., baker, bds. 57 So. Second
Peckham Nathaniel B., carpenter, house 78 Elm
Peckham Reuben, mason, house Ray, n. Washburn
Peckham Richard T., baker J. Libbey & Co., house 253 Purchase
Peckham Samuel G., laborer, house 23 School
Peckham Samuel W., clerk, boards 14 Sherman
Peckham Stephen, gardener, house 14 Sherman
Peckham Thomas H. B., shoefinisher E. B. Tinkham, h. 20 Sherman
Peckham Wm. R., engineer, house 101 Cedar
Pedro Antonio, laborer N. E. Propeller Co., house 252 South Water
Pedro Frank, ropemaker N. B. Cordage Co., house Allen, near Dartmouth line
Pedro John H., clerk, 28 Howland, boards do.
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Pedro Joseph H., variety store, 28 Howland, h. do. Peed Thomas J., painter, house 237 So. Water Peeling Joseph, laborer, house Cedar, n. Hillman
Peets Benjamin H., laborer, house 105 Sycamore
Peets Charles H., fireman N. B. Copper Works, house 11 Durfee
Peets Henry, blacksmith N. B. Copper Works, h. New County road, near Durfee .
Peets Wm. F., mason, house 233 County
Peira Antonio, mariner, house 11 Morgan's lane
Peirce Asa C. (Peirce & Bushnell), 72, 74, and 76 North Water, house 9 Bush
Peirce Amanda M., widow of James L., h. 215 So. Water Peirce Benjamin W. (Peirce & Taber), pictures and pic- ture framer, house 144% Union
PEIRCE CHARLES H., treasurer New Bedford Insti-
tution for Savings, William, corner North Second, house 17 Seventh
Peirce Charles L., mariner, boards 71 Pleasant
Peirce Chas. M., master mason, house 75 Elm
Peirce Chas. M., jr., lime, brick, and cement, 119 North Water, h. 273 County, Acushnet Heights
Peirce Chas. W., florist William Peirce, boards Clinton, cor. Ash
Peirce David R., carpenter, house 83 Maxfield
Peirce Fally, widow of Ellery, house 64 Mill
Peirce Frank, clerk (111 Water, Boston), bds. 44 Fifth
Peirce Frank C., clerk (Boston), bds. 273 County
Peirce George, piano-forte tuner, 72 William, house 285 Purchase
Peirce James, 2d, grocer, 59 and 61 North Second, house 71 Pleasant
Peirce Joanna L., widow of Otis HI., house 86 Mill
Peirce John C., master mariner, boards 44 Fifth
Peirce John W., cooper and iron dealer, 99 South Water, house 44 Fifth
Peirce Julia A., widow of Wm. C., house 34 Seventh
PEIRCE LLOYD N., cooper, 190 South Water, house 140 Third
Peirce Maria, widow of David, house 24 Bedford
Peirce Martin L, mason, house 84 Mill
Peirce Mary J., tailoress, boards 69 Elm
Peirce Mary M. Mrs., dressmaker, house 7 Chestnut
Peirce Mary R., widow of Lorenzo, h. Acushnet avenue
Peirce Simeon, farmer, house 4 Skiff's avenue
Peirce Sydney F., outfitter, boards Mrs. Mary R. Peirce's, Acushnet avenue
Peirce Thomas R., cooper, house 24 Bedford
Peirce Warren G., mason, boards 75, Elm
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Peirce William, house 53 Pleasant
Peirce William, clerk, honse 53 Pleasant
Peirce William, florist, Elm, cor. Cottage, office 72 Wil- · liam. house Clinton, cor. Ash
Peirce & Bushnell (A. C. Peirce and L. Bushnell), pic- ture frames and photographs, passepartouts, etc., 72, 74, and 76 No. Water
PEIRCE & TABER (Benjamin W. Peirce and Robert Taber), pictures and picture framers, 144 and 146 Union
Peirce, see also Pierce [house do.
Pelan Thomas, grocery and variety store, 328 Purchase, Pell George, caterer, house 159 Mill
Penney Edward B., city watchman, house 12 Çedar
Penney Edward F., tinsmith, 101 Third, h. 12 Cedar
Penniman Bethuel, jr., merchant, house 39 Fifth
Pennington Francis, house 294 County
Perkins Andrew W. (Perkins & Sherman), wood & coal dealer, Cedar, cor. Hillman, and 150 South Water, h. Hillman, cor. Cedar
Perkins Charles M., hairdresser, under Mansion House, house 51 Mechanics' lane
Perkins Frank, bootmaker Hathaway & Soule's, house 31 Sherman [Hillman
Perkins Jabez, watchman N. B. Copper Works, house 44 Perkins Jabez B., bds. 44 Hillman
Perkins Urana P. Miss, h. 28 Chestnut
Perkins & Sherman ( Andrew W. Perkins and Perkins B. Sherman), coal and wood, Cedar, cor. Hillman, and 150 South Water
Perry Abram H., laborer, bds. A. Oliver's, Kempton
Perry Antoine J., laborer, h. 22 Ash, opp. Middle
Perry Charles, mariner, h. 57 Smith
Perry Charles D., carriagepainter, h. 78 Forest
Perry Constance Mrs., h. 147 South Water
Perry Daniel, groceries and provisions, 66 Smith, house 125 Maxfield
Perry Eben, merchant, North, near North Second, house 137 County, cor. Union
Perry Ebenezer S., merchant tailor, 4 Ricketson block, Union, house 107 Maxfield
Perry Edward M., student, bds. 137 County
PERRY ELLIS, coal dealer, foot of Hillman, house 78 Thomas
Perry Ellis B., cutter E. S. Perry, h. 77 North
Perry Frank, laborer, house rear 43 Middle
Perry Franklin E., mariner, house 67 Allen
Perry Frank J., carriagepainter G. L. Brownell, house r. 126 South First
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Perry George, city liquor agent, 4 Cheapside, h. 161 Mill Perry George W., carpenter, 23 North, h. 70 Spruce
Perry Hannah Miss, house 194 Purchase
Perry Henry C., machinist, bds. 95 Purchase Perry Jabez W., master mariner, h. 35 Maxfield Perry John H. (J. H. Perry & Co.), bds. 8 Eighth
Perry John S. (S. F. Perry & Son), livery and boarding stable, 50 Elm, bds. 17 do.
Perry Joseph, laborer, h. 256 So. Water
Perry Joseph, laborer, h. Purchase, cor. Franklin
PERRY J. H. & CO. (John H. Perry and Samuel C. Hart), commission merchants, and manfrs. of paints, oils, varnishes, etc., 58 So. Water, and coal dealers, foot of Walnut, cor. Front
Perry Manuel, laborer, h. 67 South Water
Perry Manuel, mariner, h. So. Front
Perry Manuel J., laborer, h. 177 South Water
Perry Maria W., widow of Edwin A., h. 69 Mill
Perry Orren G., currier, h. 6 Liberty
Perry Ruth, widow of Nathaniel, h. 92 Ray
Perry Salmon F. (S. F. Perry & Son), livery and board- ing stable, 50 Elm, h. 17 do.
Perry Samuel C., driver hose-carriage, h. 88 Ray
Perry Samuel S., provision dealer, 100 Purchase, house 105 Summer
Perry Solomon T., master mariner, h. 77 North
Perry Stephen D., mail contractor, bds. 116 Kempton
Perry S. F. & Son (Salmon F. and John S. Perry), livery stable, 50 Elm
Perry Thaddeus M., farmer, h. Acushnet av.
Perry William A., engineer, h. 70 Parker
l'erry William D., teamster, h. Bellville
Perry William H., shoemaker Hathaway & Soule's, house 202 Fifth
Peters Peter J., laborer, house Bellville
Peterson Louis, currier Job Wade, bds. 2 Atlantic
Pettigrew John, laborer, h. 45 South Water
Petty Fannie E., widow of Henry, h. 37 School
Peugh John A., laborer, h. 92 Sullivan
Pey James, weaver, h. Washburn Phelan John E., brakeman N. B. R. R., bds. 4 Maxfield Phelan Richard, laborer, h. 4 Maxfield
Phillips Alexander, weaver, h. 192 State Phillips Allen, bds. 184 Purchase
Phillips Charles F., printer, bds. 56 Hillman
PHILLIPS CHARLES S., in N. B. Flour Mills, house 56 Hillman Phillips Edward J., currier Job Wade, bds. 25 Willis
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PHILLIPS GEORGE R. (Wm. Phillips & Son), com- mission merchant, 7 Middle, house 97 Elm
Phillips Henry T., framemaker Pierce & Bushnell, house Ricketson's court
Phillips Jonah, weaver, h. Washburn
Phillips Reuben, laborer, h. rear 186 Kempton .
Phillips William (William Phillips & Son), commission merchant, house 39 High
Phillips William & Son (William and Geo. R. Phillips), commission merchants, 7 Middle
Phinney Charles H., expressman, h. 6 Maxfield
Phinney Nathan, mason, house 81 Pleasant
Phinney Nathan D., clerk Union Boot and Shoe Co., bds. 81 Pleasant
Phinney Otis B., clerk J. H. Perry & Co., bds. 81 Pleasant
Phinney Sarah G., widow, house 115 Pleasant
Pickens George (Pickens & Ashley), grocer, 353 Pur- chase, house do.
Pickens James, dyer Excelsior Dye House, h. do.
PICKENS & ASHLEY (George Pickens and Abiel D. Ashley), grocers, 353 Purchase
Pickford Thomas, works Wamsutta Mills, h. 11 Austin
Pierce Alexander, mason, boards 159 Middle
Pierce Andrew, butcher, house 112 High
Pierce Andrew G., treasurer Wamsutta Mills; agent New Bedford, Vineyard and Nantucket Steamboat Co., and pres't. and treas. New Bedford and Fairhaven Street Railway Co., office over Merchants' National Bank, No. Water, house 89 Spring
Pierce Asa B., mason, house 147 Elm
Pierce Austin, glass cutter, house 216 So. Water
Pierce Betsey, widow of Martin, house 159 Middle
Pierce Bradford S., cement, soil and drain pipe manufac- tory, 9 Bedford, house 43 School
Pierce Charles, painter, boards 27 Cypress
Pierce Charles C., mariner, bds. 39 Elm [27 Elm
Pierce Charles E., job pressman Standard office, boards Pierce Charles W., mason, boards 159 Middle
Pierce Crawford S., mason, house 189 Middle
Pierce Ebel, master mariner, boards Sampson House
Pierce Eben, bomb lances, 6 William, h. at Hallowell, Me.
Pierce Edward T., student, boards 89 Spring
Pierce Elizabeth H. Mrs., house 211 South Water
Pierce Ellery (Bryant & Pierce), provision dealer, 174 County, house 106 High
Pierce Erskine, traveling salesman, h. 91 Summer
Pierce Frank, seaman, house 89 So. Sixth
Pierce Frank C., lather, house 1 Spruce
Pierce Frederick H., shoemaker, h. 172 Kempton
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Pierce Geo. L., mason, boards 159 Middle
Pierce Henry C. (Chas. A. Gray & Co.), teamster, N. B. R. R. depot, h. 247 Purchase [Water
Pierce Herbert S., slipper maker, 14 William, bds. 215 So. PIERCE H. P. music teacher, house 65 Fourth
Pierce Latham C., mason, boards 43 School
Pierce Maria A. Miss, millinery and fancy goods, County, corner Wing, house do.
Pierce Mary, widow of Jabez N., house 199 So. Water
Pierce Mary E., widow of Thomas R., house 14 Allen Pierce Mary F. Miss, music teacher, house 65 Fourth Pierce Mary P., widow of Clark, house 14 Cypress Pierce Otis, mason, house 1 Spruce
Pierce Otis N., bookkeeper Wamsutta Mills, over Mer- chants' National Bank, h. 11 Cottage, near Union Pierce Philip A., lawyer, 24 North Water
Pierce Thomas H., sash and blind maker, h. 181 Purchase
Pierce Uriah G., teamster, house 185 Pleasant
Pierce William G., packer N. B. Cordage Co., h. 71 Forest Pierce, see also Peirce
Piere Joseph F., laborer, house 181 So. Second
Pierman Chas., sailmaker Simpson Hart, bds. 11 No. Second Pike Andrew J., butcher, h. Kempton, near Jenny Lind Pillings John, works Wamsutta Mills, house 9 Austin Pinkham Mrs., house 151 State
Piper Augustus D., hairdresser, under Parker House, house 49 Mechanics' lane [80 S. Sixth Piper Robert H., caterer and bill poster, 28 William, h. Pitcher Herbert F., clerk, 64% Purchase, bds. 46 William Pitman Benjamin, silver ware manufacturer, 80 Union, h. 25 South Cottage
Pitman Deborah, widow of Samnel, house 29 Bedford
Pitman George W., carpenter, house 28 Chestnut
Pitman Henry Lee, printer Standard office, h. at Fairhaven Pitman Robert C., Judge of the Superior Court, house Maple, cor. Ash
Pitman Samuel P., carpenter, boards 353 Purchase
Pitman William F., slasher tender Potomska Mills, house 13 Rivet [Savings, bds. 28 Chestnut
Pitman William H., clerk New Bedford Institution for Pitslan Lewis, weaver, house 188 State
Pitts E. C. Miss, dressmaker, 1 and 2 Brownell's block Pittsley Howard, teamster, house 3 Tarkiln Hill road Pittsley Reuben, farmer, house 2 Braleyville road
Pittsley William, 2d, farmer, house Old County road
Pittsley William, farmer, house Braleyville road
Place Hannah, widow of Henry, house rear 35 Smith
Place Rhoda C. Mrs., boards 47 Hillman
Place William J., painter, house rear 35 Smith
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Plant John, shoemaker, house 1 Austin
Plant Nicholas, shoemaker, house 334 Purchase Platt William, weaver, house Hazard, near State
Plummer Frederick A., furniture painter Caleb Maxfield, house 296 Purchase
Plummer Horace M., confectioner, house 29 Willis PLUMMER LEANDER A., treasurer N. B. Cordage Co., office Rotch's square, h. Hawthorn, cor. Page Polander Peter, in picker room Wamsutta Mills, h. Orange Pollard Samuel N., grocer, Head of the River, h. do.
Pollay Jacob, rigger, house 33 Oak
Pollay Mercy Mrs., house 22 Allen
Pollock Albert H., iron molder, boards 102 Third
Polloek Daniel G., melter Grinnell's Iron Foundry, house 162 Grinnell
Polloek Frederick, eigar maker, boards 12 Bethel Pollock George H., foreman Grinnell's Iron Foundry, bds. Simon S. Pollock's, Washington [Bethel
Pollock John, boot and shoe maker, 80% Union, house 12 Pollock John H., boot and shoemaker, boards 12 Bethel Polloek Nelson G., molder, boards 99 Washington Polloek Samuel H. (A. G. Stanton & Co.), grocer and provision dealer, 137 Third, house 14 Crapo Pollock Simon S., h. Washington, corner Crapo Pomeroy Henry G., machinist, h. 127 Purchase
POND ELMON D., restaurant, 67 and 69 William, h. 57 Elm
Pool George A., cooper, house 82 Third
Pool George H., apprentice, boards 82 Third
Pool Philip S., laborer, house Plainville
Pope Abner P., carpenter C. De Wolf, bds. 119 William
Pope Emily Mrs., house County, opp. Pope
Pope Frank L., clerk, 6 No. Water, bds. 27 Walnut
Pope John G. W., City liquor agency, 4 Cheapside, h. 27 Walnut
Pope Lewis S., contractor, h. Old County road
Pope Samuel P., refiner Thayer & Judd, h. Pope's Island Pope Thomas, jr., house Acushnet avenue
Pope William G. E., merchant, 29 No. Water, h. County, opp. Pope [h. County, n. Timothy
Popple Benjamin F., oil presser W. A. Robinson & Co., Popplestone Alfred M., miller N. Flour Co., h. 44 Arnold Popplestone Susan, widow of Wm., h. 71 Fourth Post Corinne H. Miss, boards 118 Washington
Post Harry, trimmer Hathaway & Soule's, bds. 17 Bonney Post Nancy, widow of Richard G., h. 118 Washington
POST OFFICE, North Second, cor. William, E. Antho- ny, postmaster Post Ruth, widow of Francis, h. 17 Bonney
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Post William C., fitter, house 163 Grinnell
Potomska Mills, South Water, between South and Rivet, treasurer's office 50 South Water
Potter Almira Miss, house 90 Linden, Mt. Pleasant
· Potter Abner S., paintgrinder, house 33 High
Potter Andrew H. (Doane, Swift & Co.), merchant tailor and seamen's outfits, 51, 53 and 55 Union, h. 19 Eighth Potter Asa, laborer, house 66 Cypress
Potter Charles W., butcher, h. Kempton, n. Jenney
Potter Charles W. H., carpenter, house 23 Chestnut
Potter Cynthia H., widow of Jonathan, h. 120 Kempton
Potter Elizabeth. D., widow of Stephen N., h. 161 County Potter Fred. S., clerk, 40 No. Water, h. at Dartmouth
Potter Frederick P., gardener, h. New County road, near Durfee
Potter George A., farmer, house Hathaway road
Potter George P., farmer, house 2 Logan
Potter George F., shoemaker, bds. Frederick P. Potter's, New County road [Flynn, Hazard
Potter Geo. H., painter E. J. Kempton, bds. Mrs. L. A. Potter Isaiah H., calker, house 74 Hillman
Potter James C., carriagetrimmer Geo. L. Brownell, h. 197 County
Potter Joshua W., farmer, h. Hathaway road
Potter Julia Miss, house 54 Middle
Potter Peleg, house 124 Middle [High
Potter Philip, laborer Humphrey, Kirby & Co., house 33
Potter Simon, house New County road, near Durfee
Potter Sophia, widow of Pardon, h. 22 Maxfield
Potter Southward, 2d, accountant, 1172 Union, house 69 High
Potter Thomas N., clerk Thos. Otis, bds. 184 Purchase Potter Thomas P., carpenter and builder, Bellville road, Head of the River, h. do. [23 Chestnut Potter Warren S., steam and gas-fitter, 45 No. Water, h. Potter William, carpenter, house 82 Ray
Potter William F. (William F. Potter & Co.), wholesale grocer, Union, cor. No. Front, bds. 35 Eighth
POTTER WILLIAM F. & CO. (William F. Potter), wholesale grocers, Union, cor. North Front
Potter William J. Rev., pastor Unitarian Church, h. 223 Union, n. Lincoln
Potvin Antonio, laborer, h. Brick block, Orange
Power James, carder, bds. 210 Pleasant
Power Michael, house 20 Austin court
Power Michael E., machinist, house Robeson
Powers James, laborer, house 200 State
Powers James, weaver, h. Ray, near Washburn
Powers James F., machinist, house 200 State
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Powers Mary K., widow of Edmund, house Robeson Powers Nicholas, house 180 Ray
Powers Walter, weaver, house 232 Ray
Pray Sarah A. C., teacher Grove school, bds. 41 So. Water Pray Wmn. H. H., boardinghouse, 14 School, and 41 So. Water
Prentice Sarah V., dressmaker, 4 Fifth, house do.
Prescott Charles D., physician, room 8, Liberty Hall building, h. Eighth, cor. William
Prescott Oliver, lawyer, 24 No. Water, h. 117 County
Preston James, laborer, h. 321 Pleasant
Prevost Austin, laborer, h. 153 Ray
Prew Charles, mulespinner, h. Mt. Pleasant, n. reservoir Price Charles E., blacksmith, bds. 21 Seventh
Price Deborah, widow of Simeon, h. 200 Purchase
Price George H., mariner, bds. 200 Purchase
Price Keziah R., widow of Benjamin, h. 102 Pleasant
Price Mary A. Mrs., house 236 Middle Price William F., h. 200 Purchase
Priest M. L., bot. physician, h. 9 Parker Prime Mary, widow, h. 8 Cypress
Princent Manuel, farmer at Mrs. Parker's, Bellville Prine Manuel, h. 225 So. Water
Prior James P., cooper, h. 50 North Prudent Frederick, bds. Sheridan House, 9 No. Second Prynne William, miller, h. 82 Pleasant
Purrington Chas. F., seaman, h. 76 Hillman
Purington Chas. G., laborer, bd$. 68 Mill
Purrington Chas. H., roller in Copper Works, bds. Wm. S. Purrington's, Acushnet av. Purrington Clarence L., laborer N. B. Copper Works, bds. Wm. S. Purrington's, Acushnet av. Purrington Elias, carpenter, lı. Acushnet av.
Purrington Frank H., printer, bds. 76 Hillman
Purrington Henry A., carpenter, h. 85 Walden
Purrington Hiram S., boards Wm. S. Purrington's, Acush- net avenue
Purrington John A., shipjoiner, h. 63 Smith
Purrington Nathaniel S., h. 76 Hillman Purrington Philip B. (Parrington & Brown), house fur- nishing goods, 55 Purchase, h. North, cor. Cypress Purrington Wm. S., roller N. B. Copper Works, house Acushnet av.
Purrington & Brown (Philip B. Purrington and Oliver F. Brown), crockery, house furnishing goods, and paper hangings, 55 Purchase, Liberty Hall building Puttz Gustave, boot and shoe maker, 84 Middle, h. 86 do. Pyle William D. F., pastor Zion Methodist church, house 8 Cypress
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QUILL DENNIS, laborer, h. 13 Orange Quinlan Alice Mrs., h. 195 Pleasant Quinn James, laborer, h. 134 South Water
Quinn Lawrence, laborer N. B. Copper Works, house rear 90 Linden
Quinn Peter, laborer, h. 64 Prospect
Quinn William, machinist, bds. 4 Austin court
Quinnan Mary Mrs., boardinghouse, Hazard, n. State
Quinnan Thomas, mulespinner, h. 197 State Quinnan William, spinner Wamsutta Mills, h. 210 Ray Quint Alonzo H., pastor North Congregational church, Purchase, house 179 Union
Quirk Patrick, laborer, h. Tremont, n. Arnold
RABE HENRY, baker J. Libbey & Co., bds. 42 Middle Rabe Ludwig, saloon, 42 Middle, house do.
Rafferty Elizabeth, widow of Peter, h. 65 So. Water Rafferty Thomas, laborer, bds. 65 South Water Rafferty William, pedlar, h. 65 South Water
Ragan Catherine, widow of John, h. 199 State
Ragan John, mulespinner, h. 199 State
Rainey William R., tailor, 31 North Water, boards 11 North Second
Rand Hiram, farmer, house Acushnet avenue
Randall Betsey H., widow of Obediah, house 6 Elm, near North Water
Randall Charles G., painter, h. 82 South Second
Randall Charles S., merchant, Rodman, cor. No. Front, h. 21 Hawthorn, cor. Irving court
Randall Cynthia Mrs., dressmaker, h. 63 Kempton
Randall Frederick H., laborer, house 9 Cypress
Randall George A., machinist, bds. 84 South Second
Randall Leander T., laborer, bds. 6 Elm
Randall Ransom, house 6 Pearl
Randall Rufus, cooper, 16 and 18 Coffin, h. 84 So. Second
Ransom Joseph H., mariner, h. Tremont, n. Arnold
Rathbun Elisha, carpenter, bds. 149 Ray
Raustron David, weaver Potomska Mills, boards Fearing House
Ray Charles M., calker R. S. Eldridge, h. at Dartmouth
Ray Elizabeth Mrs., h. foot, of Cannon
Ray Isaiah C., lawyer, 146 Purchase, h. 113 Hillman
Raymond Allen, bds. Sampson House
Raymond Calvin (Hatch & Co.), express, 142 Union, h. Cypress, cor. Sycamore
RAYMOND EBEN P., printer Whalemen's Shipping List, 21 Hamilton, h. 129 Kempton
Raymond Josiah K., messenger Hatch & Co.'s Express, bds. Calvin Raymond's, Cypress
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Raymond Micajah K. (Thing & Co.), proprietoreRIGUE Express, 122 Union, h. 81 Elm Boston
Read Abby N., widow of Frederick A., honse Sy corner Summer
Read Frederick, mariner, h. Sycamore, cor ypress
Read Joseph R. (Taber, Read & Co.), 117 Union 8 Eighth
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Read Sarah, widow of John, h. basement 148 No. Second
Read Sarah W., widow of Alexander, house County, cor. Parker
Read William Alexander, bds. Sarah W. Read's, County
Read William F., clerk Taber, Read & Co., h. 8 Eighth Reardon Patrick, cardstripper, h. 184 State
Records Ellery, shipcarpenter, house 96 Maxfield
Records John C., machinist, boards 96 Maxfield
Redfern Joseph, weaver Potomska Mills, h. 259 So. Water Reed Albert B., house 217 South Water
Reed Benjamin, laborer, h. Hazard, cor. Purchase
Reed Benjamin F. H., reporter Standard, h. 103 Sycamore
Reed Charity A., widow of J. Abner, h. 19 Sears court
Reed Charles A., teamster, boards 217 So. Water
Reed Caroline P., widow of Josiah V., h. 91 Maxfield
Reed Charles T., teamster, boards Simeon Hawes, Head of the River
Reed Edwin J., mariner, boards 28 Pearl
Reed Frederick R., at Humphrey, Kirby & Co.'s paint works, boards 155 Purchase
Reed Gustavus L. (Paulding, Reed & Gifford), boot man- ufacturer, 14 William, house 99% Purchase
Reed Isaac, farmer, house Plainville
Reed Jeptha, laborer, house Kempton, corner Summit, Cannonville
Reed Jeptha, stonecutter, house 146 No. Second
Reed Joseph, works Wamsutta Mills, house Ashland, near Linden
Reed Julian A., mariner, house head of Court
Reed Lyman K., stonecutter, house 223 County
Reed Mary, widow of Thomas, house 21 Chestnut
Reed Nathan, laborer, house 35 Third
Reed Patrick, in oil manufactory, house 194 Ray
Reed Philip, laborer, house 88 High
Reed Richard A., mariner, house 252 So. First
Reed Timothy (Dewson, Williams & Co.), prop. N. B. Tannery, house at Boston
Reed William, laborer, house Tarkiln Hill road
Reeks William, plumber, house 108 Ray
Reid Betsey W., widow of Erastus B., h. 100 William
Reid Isabella, teacher Fifth street grammar school, bds .. 100 William
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Reiley Dennis, laborer, house Seneca
· Reiley Michael, laborer Gosnold Mills, house Wall .
Remington Emerald A., painter, house 60 Thomas Remington Holden B., conductor N. B. R. R., h. 86 Ray Remington James, boards 72 Elm [Jesseville
Remington John G., at N. B. R. R. depot, h. 69 Linden, Remington Joseph Mrs., widow, house 72 Elm
Remington Rosetta, widow of Thomas, h. 7 County
REPUBLICAN STANDARD, E. Anthony & Sons, pubs., 67 Union
Rexford Frances B., widow of Alfred, house 6 North Rexford George P., machinist, boards 6 North
Reymond William, boarding-house, 63 North Second Reymond William H., mariner, boards 63 North Second Reynard William H., master mariner, house 142 Third Reynard William II., jr. (Sherman & Reynard), livery
stable, So. Sixth, junction County, house 142 Third Reynolds Asa, laborer, h. Bellville rd., Head of the River Reynolds Benjamin, molder N. B. Copper Works, house 11 Durfee [Durfee
Reynolds Charles B., laborer, h. New County road, near Reynolds Charles H., laborer, boards Charles B. Reynolds', New County road
Reynolds Clara R. Miss (C. R. Reynolds & Co.), 13 Cheapside, house do.
Reynolds Clara R. & Co. (Misses Clara R. and Phebe Reynolds), millinery goods, 13 Cheapside
Reynolds Clarissa C., widow of Wm. F., house 8 Bethel Reynolds Edward G., driver J. Libby & Co., h. 82 Mill Reynolds Isaac, farmer, house Old County road
Reynolds Isaac, laborer, house 201 Kempton
Reynolds James R., laborer, house 55 South Water
Reynolds Joseph B., blacksmith N. B. Copper Works' boards Parker, cor. Cedar
Reynolds Luther, boarding-house, 1 Logan
Reynolds Luther, jr., blacksmith F. C. Terry, Head of the River, boards do.
Reynolds Mary Miss, dressmaker, house 57 Summer Reynolds Noah, jr., farmer, house 1 Braleyville road
Reynolds Phebe Miss (C. R. Reynolds & Co.), 13 Cheap- side, boards do.
Reynolds Sampson S., wood sawyer, h. rear 158 Pleasant Reynolds Thomas, foreman J. Barnett, bds. 44 Middle Reynolds Warren, shoemaker, h. Durfee, beyond Vine Reynolds Wike, grocer, 185 So. Water, house do. Reynolds William, laborer, house 5 Austin court
Reynolds Willie F., shoemaker, house New County road, near Durfee
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