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Cahoon Maxamelia Mrs., nurse, h. 81 Ray Cairns Michael, (Cairns & West), bootmaker, 48 William, house Robinson's court
Cairns & West ( Michael Cairns and Charles West), boot and shoe makers, 48 William
Caldwell Eliza, widow, h. 35 Middle
Caldwell Reliance, widow of John J., h. r. 142 Kempton
Caldwell Seth C., teamster, h. 185 Pleasant
Caldwell Zachariah, mariner, h. Elm cor. Cedar
Callahan William, laborer, h. 185 State
Cambell William, operative Wamsutta Mills
Cameron Alexander, laborer, h. r. 321 Purchase
Campbell James, pressman, 106 South Water, h. 5 Bonney
Campbell John C., h. 159 Ray
Canavan John, laborer and variety, 220 Purchase, boards 170 Pleasant
Canavan Michael, laborer, house 170 Pleasant
Canavan Patrick H., refiner N. B. Copper Works, house 170 Pleasant
Canavan William, shoemaker, h. 15 Austin court
Cannavan John, laborer, h. 15 Austin court
Cannavan Patrick, janitor Public Library building, house 158 Kempton
Cannon Albert, clerk, house 34 Willis
Cannon Edward, (Cannon & Curtis), rigger, Commercial wharf, house 108 Pleasant
Cannon Edward S. (E. S. Cannon & Co.), hats and caps, 43 Purchase, h. 218 Union
Cannon Edwin H., mariner, h. Plainville
Cannon Elizabeth, widow of William E., h. Plainville
Cannon E. S. & Co. (Edward S. Cannon and Henry H. Tillson), hats, caps, and furs, 43 Purchase
Cannon Frederick, calker, h. 153 Mill
Cannon George, calker, 14 South Front, h. 34 Willis
Cannon Nathaniel S. (Baylies & Cannon), provision deal- er, 3 and 4 Union, h. 108 Pleasant Cannon Thomas, clerk 64 Purchase, bds. Mansion House Cannon Thomas D., farmer, h. Plainville
Cannon Wm. C., calker, house 13 Cedar
Cannon & Curtis (Edward Cannon and Richard Curtis), riggers, Commercial wharf Canny Edward, laborer, h. 326 Purchase Canty Mary, widow of William, h. 135 Third Canty William, laborer, bds. 135 Third Card Benjamin F., machinist, bds. 145 Union Card Charles H., painter, 9 No. Water, bds. 100 Wash'n Card Mary, widow of William, h. 145 Union Cardoze Domingo, house 23 Howland
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Carey William S., carriagepainter Geo. L. Brownell, house 13 Cannon
Carlin John, laborer, h. First n. Delano
Carlin Patrick, laborer, h. r. 9 High
Carney Daniel, h. 134 South Water
Carney Frances Mrs., house Elm cor. Cedar
Carney Patrick, glassfinisher, h. 235 So. Water
Carney Wmn. H., letter carrier, house 146 Mill
Carney William H., laborer, house 29 First
Carpenter Albert H. W., merchant tailor, 141 Union, h. 115 Hillman
Carpenter Joseph, blacksmith, h. 13 Hazard court Carpenter Lewis G., h. 98 Kempton
Carpenter Samuel, private watchman Gosnold Mills, house 1 Grape
Carr Abby S., widow of Caleb A., h. 36 Spring
Carr Frank B., jewelry mnfr. (F. River), h. Acushnet av., Head of the River
Carr George H., laborer, bds. 36 Spring
Carr Henry J., mariner, h. 130 Summer
Carr James E., shiprigger, h. Sycamore, cor. Cypress Carr John G., laborer, h. 46 Smith
Carroll Henry, carpenter, h. Sullivan, n. Middle
Carroll James, carriagetrimmer, bds. 182 So. Second
Carroll James, tailor Taber, Read & Co., house Tremont, near Arnold
Carroll John, laborer, h. 117 South Water
Carroll John, junkdealer, 69 S. Water, h. 182 S. Second
Carroll Jolin, laborer, h. 100 North Chancery Carroll Meribah B., widow of Robert, h. 91 High
Carroll Patrick, ropemaker, h. head of Arnold
Carroll Richard, laborer, h. foot of Grape
Carroll William E., carriagebuilder George L. Brownell, boards 91 High
Carter Charles, carder, bds. Mrs. Quinnan's, Hazard
Carter Chas. H., h. 40 Cedar
Carter Domingo, boarding-house, 57 South Water
Carter Edward P., confectioner W. M. Bates, h. 27 North Chancery
Carter Elizabeth, widow of Isaac, h. 119 Purchase
Carter John, farmer, house Court, cor. Jenney
Carter John H., laborer; house Jenney, cor. Court
Carter Martha Miss, confectionery and fruit, 244 Purchase, house do.
Carter Miles, calker, house 169 Elm
Carter Robert H., clerk E. H. Chisholm, h. 66 Purchase CARTER ROBERT H. Mrs., hairworker, 66 Purchase Carter Sarah, widow of Frank, h. 5 Willis
Carter William F., laborer, house Cedar Grove
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Cartland A. L., clerk Potomska Mills, bds. 68 Prospect Carver Thomas C., shipcarpenter, h. 81 Thomas
Case Alexander H., mason, h. County, cor. Sycamore Case Allen, h. 215 Purchase
Case Charles A., house 215 Purchase [93 Ray
Case Charles C., messenger Davenport, Mason & Co., h. Case Edmund T., watchman, h. West Willis, near Cedar Case Elvira C. Miss, dress trimmings and worsteds, 40 Purchase, h. 85 Kempton
Case Frederick S., carpenter, h. Acushnet av.
Case George F., engineer R. R., h. Thomas, cor. Sycamore
Case Isaac R., clerk T. E. Braley & Co., bds. County, cor. Sycamore
Case Mercy Mrs., h. 298 South Water
Case Restcome, farmer, house Acushnet av.
Case William, tanner, house 90 Linden
Casey Chas. F., carpenter M. H. Bliss, bds. 40 Russell Casey Edward H., farmer, house Hathaway road
Casey Lawrence L., laborer, house 204 So. Water Casey Susan, widow of Edward W., h. Hathaway road
Cassidy Felix (U. S. N.), house 57 Kempton Cassidy Samuel, weaver, h. 194 State
Castale William, policeman, and boarding-house, 29 School
Castle Thomas, loomfixer, Wamsutta Mills, h. 222 Ray
Caswell Amos R., blacksmith, house 152 Mill
Caswell Benjamin F., stonecutter, house Maxfield, near North Second
Caswell David P., at Ripley & Tripp's, h. 107 Sycamore
Caswell Edgar F., stonecutter, house 84 Linden
Caswell George, painter, house Hathaway road
Caswell George F., carriagepainter, h. Mill, n. Chestnut
Caswell Isaac C., cigars and tobacco, 85} Purchase, h. 91 Walden
Caswell James H., carriagetrimmer H. G. O. Cole, house Hathaway road [chase, bds. 187 Middle
Caswell John P., tinplate and sheetiron worker, 84 Pur- Caswell Nathaniel H., blacksmith, h. 57 So. Second
Caswell Oscar F., blacksmith, bds. 72 So. Second
Caswell Thomas, groceries and provisions, 78 Purchase, h. 91 Walden
Caswell Thomas, mariner, boards 91 Walden
Caswell Thomas G., master mariner, h. 92 Cedar
CASWELL WM. H., painter, 21 Union, cor. Front, h. 50 Ray
Catano Joseph, laborer, house 25 Howland
Cathcart Edward B., laborer, house 107 Smith Caton Antoine, laborer, house 11 Griffin
Caton Catherine Mrs., house 7 Hazard court
Caton Manuel, laborer, house 8 Howland
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Cavanaugh Ann, widow of Francis, house 243 Middle Cavanaugh, see also Kavanaugh
Cavenangh Jeremiah L., blacksmith Geo. L. Brownell, h. 50 South Second
Caverly Francis H., shipcarpenter, bds. 129 No. Second CENTRAL UNION ASSOCIATION, B. F. Brownell, treas., groceries and patent medicines, 5 No. Sixth Chace Alvah M., meat and vegetables, No. Sixth, corner Elm, h. 11 Emerson
Chace Benjamin M., shoemaker, h. Campbell, cor. Cedar Chace Ezra B., carpenter, house 177 Grinnell
Chace Frederic A., carpenter and sparmaker, h. 64 Forest CHACE GEORGE W., hoopskirt manufacturer and cor- sets, 16 Purchase, h. Hathaway road
Chace Ira M., clerk J. H. Perry & Co., h. 230 So. Water Chace Joseph, 2d, carpenter, h. County, cor. Maxfield
Chace Nathan F., carpenter, boards 177 Grinnell
Chace Robert, house 93 Summer
Chace Robert B., master mariner, h. 68 So. Second
Chace, see also Chase
Chaddock E. N., house 1 Lincoln, cor. Union
Chadwick Celinda Mrs., widow of Charles, h. 87 Ray
Chadwick David G., laborer, house 98 Kempton
Chadwick George H., painter Franklin Shaw, house . 163 Kempton [Summer
Chadwick Geo. H., clerk Tucker & Cummings, boards 106
Chadwick John P., carpenter, house 3 West Willis
Chadwick Mary, widow of George, h. 154 Kempton
Chadwick Solomon, carpenter, Leonard's wharf, house 79 County
Chadwick Thomas A., cooper, h. 58 North
Chadwick William J., h. 106 Summer
Chaffee Amos, mason, h. Old County road
Chalkley John W., Gosnold Mills, h. 79 Cedar
Chaloner Luther W., harnessmaker B. R. Kittredge, bds. 35 Third
Chamberlain Ebenezer, blacksmith, h. 1 Hickory
Chamberlain Sabin P., joiner, h. 231 County Chandler Charles, house 24 Bush
Chandler William G., "Boston Branch " boot and shoe store, 2 Ricketson's block, Union, h. 4 Cheapside
Chandonnet Thomas A. Rev. D. D., h. 96 Hillman Chaney Emma E. Miss, dressmaker, h. 81 Thomas
Chaney Ephraim, shipcarpenter, Hillman, n. North Water, house 68 State
Chanley Thomas, teamster J. Holmes, jr., h. 95 S. Water Channing Ann S., widow of John W., h. 40 Third Channing Clarinda B., widow of Samuel, h. 21 Seventh Channing Rhoda A., doctress, 40 Third, h. do.
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Channing Walter, shipcarpenter, h. foot So. Second Channing Wm. H., dentist, 139 Union, h. 40 Third Channing Wm. R., student, bds. 40 Third
Chapman Alfred M. (Chapman & Shurtleff), sailmaker, Union, cor. Front, h. 53 Elm
Chapman Benjamin, refreshments, head of North Front, next the bridge, and variety, 186 Kempton, house do. Chapman Cyrus W., h. 56 School [Fairhaven Chapman Edward, carriagepainter H. G. O. Cole, house Chapman Edward T., cigars and tobacco, 13 No. Second, house 62 South Second
CHAPMAN JOHN H., sailmaker, 122 North Second, house 223 Purchase
Chapman John H., jr., h. 26 Cheapside
Chapman John H., jr. Mrs., dressmaker, 26 Cheapside, house do.
Chapman John M., blacksmith J. Durfee, bds. 102 Third Chapman Robert, weaver, h. 15 Anstin
Chapman & Shurtleff (Alfred M. Chapman and John R. Shurtleff), sailmakers, Union, cor. Front
Chappell S. Elizabeth, widow, h. 49 So. Second
Chappell Thos., in Wamsutta Mills, h. 186 Ray
Chappell Thos., h. rear 186 Ray
Chappell William H., grocer, 229 Purchase, h. 21 Willis
Charles Mary A., widow, house 17 Mill
Chase Abraham, shipcarpenter, 150 North Water, house 213 Kempton
Chase Abisha H., grocer and flagman Braley station, h. do.
Chase Alexander H., mason, h. 48 South
Chase Allen, blacksmith, h. Mill, n. Kempton, Cannonville Chase Alonzo B., teamster, boardinghouse, 46 William
Chase Amos O., clerk, bds. 25 So. Second
Chase Andrew B., mariner, h. 86 Fourth
Chase Ann H. Mrs., dressmaker, 24 Cheapside, h. do.
Chase Benjamin F., shoemaker, h. 10 Liberty
Chase Collins, carriagemaker Brownell & Ashley, boards 95 Purchase
Chase David D., shipcarpenter, h. 285 Purchase
Chase Ebenezer, blacksmith, h. rear 94 North Second
CHASE EDWARD B., Blees' sewing machines, 2 Cheap- side, house 31 Elm
Chase Frank, shoemaker, h. 10 Liberty
Chase Frederick P., foundryman Gosnold Mills, h. Wall
Chase Frederick W., mason, h. Taber road, n. Kempton
Chase George, groceries and provisions, 87 and 236 South Water, h. 87 South Water
Chase George H., shipjoiner, bds. 6 North
Chase George S., master mariner, h. 31 County
Chase Gideon R., farmer, h. Kempton, n. Jenney 5
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Chase Gowell, master mariner, h. 84 State
Chase Helen P., clerk, h. 8 North
Chase Henry S., painter, 21 Union, bds. North
Chase Horace F., purser steamer Acushnet, bds. Orchard Chase H. Sidney, painter, bds. 6 North
Chase Ira, clerk, h. 230 South Water
Chase Jacob W., sparmaker, h. Kempton, n. Lindsey
Chase James F., engineer R. R., h. 220 County
Chase James R., at Ripley & Tripp's, house Noel Taber road, near Kempton
Chase John B., laborer, h. 4 No. Chancery
Chase Lovice P., widow of Nathan, h. 119 Pleasant
Chase Luther S. (N. Y.), house 146 Third
Chase Lyman B., laborer, bds. 4 No. Chancery Chase Mary, widow of Turner, h. 44 Hillman
Chase Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, h. 42 Kempton Chase Mary C., widow of Henry, h. 6 North Chase Nathan, h. 165 County
Chase Olive K., widow of Jonathan, h. 162 Mill
Chase Olive R., widow of Samuel B., h. 17 School
Chase Rufus B., salesman E. B. Chase, bds. 31 Elm Chase Sarah, widow of Ichabod, h. 12 North
Chase Walter F., shipcarpenter, bds. 213 Kempton
Chase Warren E., printer Standard office, h. 1 Bedford
Chase Wm. A., jeweler, boards 213 Kempton
Chase Wm. F., farmer, house Mount Pleasant, beyond Water Works
Chase Wilson, master mariner, house 18 Wing
Chase Zebina H., master mariner, house 86 Fourth
Chase Zebina W., master mariner, house 64 S. Second Chase, see also Chace
Chaves Paul Joseph, lab., house 14 Oak
Chickwine Mesael, lab., honse 15 Brick block [Lind Childs Cyrel M., ropemaker N. B. Cordage Co. h. Jenny Childs Edward W., water works, house rear 142 Kempton Childs H. A. Mrs., dressmaker, house 97 South Second Childs James E., bookkeeper J. Doull, house 60 Sycamore Childs Josiah G., fish, 31 South Second, house 97 do.
Childs Sylvester, watches and jewelry, 33 Purchase, house 41 High
Childs Thomas, switchman, house rear Linden
Chipman James F., overseer roller room Wamsutta Mills, house 69 Sycamore
Chisholm Elijah H., druggist and apothecary, 73 Purchase, cor. Middle, house 55 North Sixth
Christian Stephen C., master mariner, house 68 Pleasant Churbuck Henry F., lab., house 228 South Second
Church Benjamin B., pilot, house 71 First
Church Bradford L .; conductor N. B. R. R.,house 151 State
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CHURCH CHAS. H., druggist, 74 Purchase, h. 29 Franklin Church Charles L., pianos, cabinet organs and music, 7 Cheapside, house 44 Chestnut
Church Charles M., clerk, 74 Purchase, boards 29 Franklin Church Christopher A., house Acushnet av.
Church Ephraim E., foreman, 33 Commercial wharf, house 114 High
Church Freeman T., sailmaker, house 39 North.
Church Horatio L., sailmaker Simpson Hart, h. 55 Hill
Church Isaac, carriage smith H. G. O. Cole, bds. 71 First Church James A., eating house, 107 South Water, h. do. Church Lucinda Mrs., house 1 Walnut
Church Lydia C. Mrs., millinery, 6 Cheapside, h. 39 North CHURCH WM. A., assistant cashier First Nat. Bank, house Lincoln [Union, house 29 Bush
Church Wm. N., (Driscol, Church & Hall), grocer, 60 Churchill Benjamin, laborer, house Swamp, near Middle
Churchill Benjamin J., porter, 45 North Water, house Swamp, near Cedar
Churchill Hiram, house 54 Summer
Churchill Robert G., cooper, house 78 Fifth
Churchill Silvanus, cooper, house 78 Fifth
CITY LAUNDRY, Thos. H. Soule, propr., 107 No. Second CITY PLANING MILLS, Greene & Wood, agents, Chas. Briggs, foreman, Leonard's wharf
Clagg Allen C., mariner, house 1 Durfee
Clapp Charles L., clerk, 353 Purchase, bds. 353 do.
Clare John, grocer and provision dealer, 221 So. Water, house 300 do.
Clare Wm. H., clerk, 221 South Water, house 300 do.
Clark Benjamin H., laborer, house 54 Middle
CLARK C. ALEX., picture frame manufr., 96 Kempton, house 109 High
Clark Chas. S. clk., 59 and 61 No. Second, h. 9 Park
Clark Cyrus E., clerk and treas. First Cong. Church, house at Acushnet
Clark Eliza W. Mrs., dressmaker, house 64 Thomas
Clark Emily E., widow of Thomas, h. rear 78 Linden
Clark Ezra, carpenter, No. Sec., c. Hillman, h. 57 Foster
Clark George C., picture frame dealer, 96 Kempton, house 186 Elm
Clark George H., master mariner, house 14 Pope [pect Clark James A., section hand Potomska Mills, h. 79 Pros- Clark John, cook, h. West Wall, rear Court [Foster Clark Josiah R., cabinet maker Caleb Maxfield, house 73 Clark Julia A., widow of Elisha, house 175 County
Clark Lothrop (L. Clark & Howland), provisions, Pur- chase, cor. Willis, house Walnut, cor. Fifth
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Clark L. & Howland (E. K.), provisions, Purchase, cor. Willis [Cemetery Clark Michael, laborer, house Parker, near Oak Grove Clark Peter, gardener, house Clay. near Oak
Clark Robert, weaver Potomska Mills, h. 246 South Water Clark Salmon K., furniture painter, h. New County road, near Durfee
Clark Susan, widow of Henry, house 184 Purchase
Clark Thomas, laborer, boards 3 Walnut
Clark Thomas E. (Clark & Bartlett), fish market, Com- mercial wharf, and 9 Market, house 52 Walnut
Clark Walter F., horse dealer, house 27 Elm
Clark William, lab., N. B. Cordage Co., h. Ash, n. Union Clark William J., carpenter, h. Parker, near Oak Grove Cemetery
Clark Wm. S., carpenter, h. 138 Purchase
CLARK & BARTLETT (Thomas E. Clark and Seth S.
Bartlett), fish market, Commercial wharf and 9 Market Clarke Albert E., clerk, 42} North Water, h. 17 Third
Clarke Henry B., homeopathic physician, 181 Union, h. do. Clarke Joseph, blockmaker, 4 Hazard's wharf, house Mt. Pleasant, near Durfee
Clarke Mary H. Miss, dressmaker, h. 117 Kempton
Clarke William E., foreman spinner Potomska Mills, h. 68 Prospect
Clarkson Nicholas J., plasterer and whitewasher, house rear 209 Middle
Clary Anthony, hostler, bds. 68 Mechanics' lane
Clary Daniel, laborer, h. Highland, cor. Topham
Clary Henry, molder N. B. Copper Works, house 83 No. Water
Clary William, laborer, h. Orange, n. Washburn
Clayton Michael, laborer, h. 33 So. Sixth
Cleary Anthony, hostler S. F. Perry, boards 68 Mechan- ics' lane [lane
Cleary Edward J., clerk B. H. Waite, bds. 68 Mechanics' Cleary James, hostler S. F. Perry, h. 68 Mechanics' lane Cleaveland Abram L., ship broker and commission mer- chant, 23 Centre, h. 8 Cheapside
Cleaveland Andrew C., baker, bds. 168 Kempton
Cleavland Caroline, widow of Charles G., house 112 So. Front
Cleavland Charles E., carpenter, bds. 112 South Front Cleavland Sarah L., proprietress Mount Pleasant House, 8 Cheapside
Cleveland George B., laborer, h. 69 Forest
Cleveland George H. V. D., baker, 173 Union, boards School, cor. Second
Clifford Arthur, student, h. 87 So. Orchard
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Clifford Caroline A. Miss, h. 66 Bedford
Clifford Charles W. (Marston & Crapo), lawyer, 35 North Water, bds. Union, cor. County
Clifford John H., lawyer, and pres. Boston & Providence Railroad, 35 No. Water, h. 87 So. Orchard
Clifford Walter, student, 35 N. Water, bds. 87 S. Orchard Clymonts William, blacksmith E. B. & F. Macy, house 41 North Sixth
Coats John M., sailmaker, h. 33 Pleasant
Cobb Adaline B., widow of Cephas, h. 37 Fifth
Cobb George A., stoves and tinware, Head of the River, house do.
Cobb John Q. A., branch pilot, h. 16 Chancery
Cobb Nathaniel W. P., mason, h. 70 Sycamore
Cobb Sarah, widow of Benjamin, h. 10 High
Cobb Thomas J., deputy sheriff, 23 North Water, house 71 Forest
Cobb Wendell H. (Marston & Crapo), lawyer, 35 North Water, h. 8 North Cottage
Cobb Win. S., sheriff, and dept. U. S. Marshal, 23 North Water, h. 115 Washington
Coburn Geo. N., machinist, h. 77 Ray
Codd Thomas A., shipbroker, 18 So. Water, h. 11 Third
Codding Herbert N, carriagemaker, bds. 36 Chestnut
Codding Mary A. Miss, teacher grammar school, bds. 36 Chestnut
Codding Seth, clerk Brownell & Wheaton, h. 36 Chestnut
Codding Seth E., framemaker, house 5 West Willis
Coe Isaac H. Rev., pastor South Christian Baptist church, house 112 Washington
Coe Wm. F., shoelaster, h. 22 Crapo
Coffee Margaret Mrs., h. 328 Purchase
Coffin Alexander B., cooper, h. 41 Smith
Coffin Chas. H., paper box maker, 110 Union, bds. 31 Third Coffin Frederick, paper box mnfr., 110 Union, h. 31 Third Coffin George C., baker, bds. 31 Pleasant
Coffin George T., machinist, bds. Whitcomb House
Coffin James H., mariner, h. 31 William
1 Coffin Jethro, bds. 30 Seventh
Coffin John C., laborer, h. foot of Eddy's wharf
Coffin Phobe C., widow of William, h. 31 Third
Coffin Simeon R., laborer Hastings & Co., bds. 28 Allen
Coffin Stephen P., cooper, h. 28 Allen
Coffin Walter H., paper box maker, 110 Third, boards 31 Third
Coffin William D., laundryman T. M. Denham & Brother, boards Whitcomb House
Coffin Wm. F., mariner, bds. 28 Allen
Coffin Wm. H., boarding stable, First, cor. School, and hack stand, 128 Union, house 17 So. Second
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Cogan Thomas, laborer, h. 64 North Cogay Tarlton, laborer, h. 89 So. Sixth Coggeshall Bradford H. (Howland & Coggeshall), cooper, rear 147 North Water, h. 58 Ray
Coggeshall Chas. W. (Coggeshall & Co.), pump & block maker, Front, n. Fairhaven depot, h. at Fairhaven Coggeshall Chas. W. (Tobey & Coggeshall), stoves and tinware, 18 William, h. 11 Chestnut
Coggeshall Edward, master mariner, h. 163 County COGGESHALL EDWARD L., real estate, 6 William, house 169 County
COGGESHALL HENRY W. (Coggeshall & Co.), under- taker, 20 William, house 22 do.
Coggeshall James, house 26 Campbell
Coggeshall James F., carriagemaker Brownell & Ashley's, house Hathaway road
Coggeshall John A., teamster, bds. 232 So. Water
Coggeshall Priscilla S., widow of Josiah, h. 232 So. Water Coggeshall Robert C. P., assistant engineer, office base- ment City Hall building, h. 31 Bush
Coggeshall Samuel B., master mariner, h. 110 So. Sixth Coggeshall Sarah M., widow of James, h. 79 So. Second Coggeshall Thomas, first assistant Postmaster, h. 31 Bush Coggeshall Wm. P., teamster, h. Hathaway road, west from Mt. Pleasant
COGGESHALL & CO. (Henry W. Coggeshall), under- takers and coffin warerooms, 20 and 22 William
Coggeshall & Co. (Charles W. Coggeshall and Charles Johnson), pump, block and sparmakers, Front, near Fairhaven depot .
Cogy Benjamin, laborer, house 5 Spruce
Colburn George, laborer, house 149 Ray
Colby Philip E., clerk Acushnet Coffee and Spice Mills, house Hill, cor. Mill
Colby Susan A. Miss, house 175 Union
Cole Benjamin, machinist, h. 88 Washington
Cole George F., clerk and bookkeeper H. G. O. Cole, bds. 84 Fourth
COLE HARRISON G. O., carriage manufacturer, 44 Third, h. 84 Fourth
Cole Henry, painter, boards 44 Union
Cole Margaret, widow of John H., h. 110 So. Front
COLE THEODORE W., marbleworker, William, corner Bethel, h. 56 Hillman
Cole Wm. H., porter, house 27 Chancery
Cole Win. F., carriagemaker H. G. O. Cole, h. 84 Fourth Coleman Betsey R., dressmaker, house 89 William
Collamore Edwin J., engineer Wamsutta Mills, house 172 Pleasant
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Collier William, weaver, bds. 17 Austin court Collingwood Eleanor, widow of William, h. Cypress, cor. Sycamore
Collins Abagail C., widow, honse 13 Mill
Collins Barnabas, farmer, h. Ashland, near Linden
Collins Eugene E., glassmaker, house 88 High
Collins George A., secondhand Wamsutta Mills, house 324 Purchase
Collins Hugh, laborer, house 177 So. Water
Collins James H., bookkeeper, house 173 Middle
Collins Jeremiah, laborer Gosnold Mills, house Wall Collins Jonathan, patternmaker, h. at Dartmouth
Collins Joseph, weaver, house 207 Pleasant
Collins Lucy C., widow of Philip, h. 177 Mill
Collins Michael, laborer, house 334 Purchase
Collins Nelson (Ellis & Collins), patternmaker, 90 South Water, bds. 96 Fourth
Collins Otis, house 46 Hillman
Collins William, mariner, bds. 108 So. Front
Colone Ambrose, laborer, house 200 Pleasant
Colson Fred. W., painter, 9 No. Water, h. 42 Summer
Colwell Albert F., carpenter, house 166 North
Colwell John J., carriagesmith, house 6 Park
Colyar Rhoda, widow of Henry, h. Dartmouth, near Dart- mouth line
Colyar Sylvester A., ropemaker, h. 169 Pleasant
Colyar Henry B., painter, h. Dartmouth road, near Dart- mouth line [ton
Comey Charles M., dry goods, 285 Purchase, h. 61 Kemp- COMMERCIAL MUTUAL MARINE INS. CO., 33 ยท North Water [bds. 232 County Commerford Anna R. Miss, teacher Middle street school, Commerford Catherine Miss, teacher Parker street gram- mar school, bds. 232 County
Commerford Eleanor Miss, teacher Kempton street school, house 232 County
Commerford Mary Miss, musicteacher, bds. 232 County
Commerford Patrick, house 232 County
Comstock Thomas W., carpenter, house 161 Third
Condon Patrick, laborer, house 68 Grinnell
Congdon Elizabeth H. Miss, house 29 Seventh
Congdon James B., city treas. and collector, office Library building, h. 118 County
Congdon Lydia C., widow of Arnold, h. 76 Walnut
Congdon Sarah Miss, house 29 Seventh [ton
Congdon William, sailmaker Simpson Hart, h. 135 Kemp- Conklin Abram, laborer, house 208 Middle
Connelly Joseph A., laborer, h. 117 North Water
Connelly Patrick, house 221 Middle
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Connelly Patrick, grinder, boards 3 Austin
Connelly Richard, ropemaker N. B. Cordage Factory, h. 165 Kempton
Conniff John A., harnessmaker W. H. Willis, bds. 119 William
Connor John, laborer, h. Wamsutta, n. Purchase
Considine Ann, widow of Michael, house Purchase, near Penniman
Considine Michael, laborer, h. rear Acushnet av., east side Conway Ellen, widow, h. 179 South Second
Conway James S., teamster, house 11 Bush
Conway Michael, teamster, house 71 First
Cook Alexander G., mason, house Noel Taber road
Cook Chas. A., currier Job Wade, boards 82 Thomas
Cook Chas. E., provisions, 1 New Market sq., h. 98 Third Cook Clarence A., clerk N. B. Copper Co., boards 33 Bush COOK DAVID, groceries and dry goods, 240 Purchase, house do.
Cook Emma L. Mrs., house 10 Morgan
Cook Horatio B., carpenter N. B. R. R., h. 3 Green [50 Russell
Cook James, laborer, house 18 Cedar Cook James B., machinist Morse Twist Drill Co., boards Cook John H., belt maker Wamsutta Mills, h. 220} County COOK JOHN S., livery and boarding stable, 8, 10, 12, and 14 Fourth, house 133 Washington Cook Joseph, weaver, boards 2 Austin court
Cook Joseph, gardener, house rear 105 Allen
Cook Lydia W., widow of Jabez, house 82 Thomas
Cook Margaret Mrs., house 166 Kempton
Cook Philip B., mason, house 5 Noel Taber road
Cook Richard H., pressman Thayer & Judd, h. 8 Cedar
Cook Robert, baker, house rear 322 Purchase
COOK SAMUEL H., sec. Ocean Mut. Ins. Co. and ins. agent, 37 North Water, boards 1 Morgan
Cook Silas, cooper, house 232 Purchase
Cook Thomas, house 1 Morgan
Cook Thomas W. (Thomas W. Cook & Co.), paint manu- facturer, School, cor. Front, office 34 Union, h. 101 William
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