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Long John, laborer, house 11 Bush
Long Nancy H., widow of George, h. 27 South Emerson
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Long Sarah, widow of George, house 72 Fourth Long Valentine C., in planing mill, house 160 Mill
Long William, tin plate worker, 134 Purchase, house at Fairhaven [27 So. Emerson
Longfield Joseph S., at Wood, Brightman & Co.'s, house Longley Herbert E., machinist, house 82 Fourth
Look John W., ship joiner, 129 North Water, house 31 Sycamore
Lopez Bernard, mariner, house 12 Griffin
Lopez Cæsar, saloon, 53 Howland, cor. So. Front, h. do. Lopez Mary Miss, house 47 Howland
Lord Ellen, widow, house Cedar Grove, 5th on right from Acushnet avenue
Lord Joseph, weaver, house 3 Franklin
Lothrop Asa, boots and shoes, 137 Purchase,h. 81 Kempton
Loud William J., hostler, house 77 North Second
Longee - -, house 40 Middle
Lovejoy Amos F., carpenter, house 581 Purehase
Lovejoy William H., mill hand, boards 581 Purchase
Lovell Henry A., burnisher, rooms 14 Pope
Lovie Louis, weaver, house 286 South Second
Low Charles H., clerk, boards 86 Elm
Low Harriet M. Mrs., house 86 Elm
Lowe James, gardener, house 63 Ash
Lowe John, house 1082 Acushnet avenue, corner Davis
Lowe John H., grocer, 716 and 720 Acushnet avenue, house 931 do.
Lowe John J., laborer, house 249 Emerson
Lowe Phillip, coachman, 149 County
Lowe Samuel, shoemaker, house 198 Cedar
Lowe Samuel, 2d, gardener, h. Chauncey, north of Arnold Lowe Stephen, boards 198 Cedar
Lowe Thomas, house 14 West Middle
Lowe William, gardener, house 35 Ash
Lowe William A., carpenter, house 93 Smith
Lowell Clarence, carriage manufacturer, 276 Acushnet avenne, house 64 State
Lowney Dennis, laborer, house Clark, near State Lowney John, second hand Wamsutta mills, house Cedar Grove, second on right from Acushnet avenue
Lowrie Joseph, farmer, house Mill, Head of the River
Lowry Mary, widow of David, h. 550 Aeushnet avenue Lowther George H., boards 171 Mill
Lowther Jane Mrs., house 171 Mill
Lowther Kate, widow of Mitchell H., house 28 Oak Lowther Mitchell H., rope maker, house 28 Oak Lowther Rebecca, widow of Henry, house 6 Park Luby Edward, laborer, house 1 Maxfield
Lucas Abby F., widow of Thomas, house " Hazlewood," French avenue, Clark's point
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DEXTER'S JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT, Dexter's Blk., 211 Purchase St., New Bedford. A Fine Assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, ETC.
Door Plates and Numbers constantly on hand in all styles.
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Lucas Augustus E., boots and shoes, 129 Union, h. 1 Court Lucas Corbin B., blacksmith, house 127 Pleasant
Lucas Henry H., leather-entter, honse 73 Hillman
Lucas Henry K. W., commission merchant, 60 Union, house Fair, near Dartmouth
Lucas Lydia H., widow of Charles, house 43 So. Second
Lucas Robert E., hairdresser, house 8 South Water
Lucas Thomas D., house " Hazelwood " French avenue, Clark's point
Lucas Willis, shoemaker, 99 South Water, house 1 Wal- nut, corner South Water
Luee Abram C., salesman Geo. M. Eddy & Co., h. 67 Mill Luce Ambrose E., fish dealer, Smith, near Spruce, house 217 Cedar [Cedar
Luce Ambrose E., jr., news depot, 178 County, house 217 Luce Barzilla C., cooper, house Mt. Pleasant, corner Mt. Pleasant lane .
Luce Charles E. (Boston), boards 259 Acushnet avenne Luce David W ., " Luce's new shoe store," Robeson build- ing, 61 William, house 259 Acushnet avenue
Luce Edward D., teamster, house 66 Cypress
Luce Edward J., at judge Borden's office, rooms 22 and 23 Robeson building, boards 259 Acushnet avenue Luce Edwin .B., mariner, boards 164 Kempton
Lnee Freeman C., carriage smith, 83 Middle, h. 231 County Luce George E., " Luce's new shoe store," Robeson build- ing, 61 William, boards 259 Acushnet avenue
Luce Hepsa, widow of Matthew, h. 30 Seventh, c. School Luce Hervey E., master mariner, house 55 Maxfield
Luce Jeremiah L., blacksmith, Mechanics lane, house 76 Kempton
Luce John E., mariner, honse 164 Grinnell
Luce Mary, widow of Barzilla, house 135 Kempton Luce Thomas, cooper, City wharf, house 62 Smith Luce Thomas R., engineer City yard, house 36 Cedar LUCE WILLIAM T., provision dealer, 172 County, and green-houses, 238 Cedar, honse 230 Cedar
Luce Wm. T., jr., clerk, 170 County, boards 232 Cedar Luce William W., "Luce's new shoe store," Robeson building, 61 William, boards 259 Acushnet avenue Luke Elizabeth Miss, nursery maid Orphans' Home, h. do. Lull Clara, teacher of languages, 30 Purchase, house do. Lumbard Andrew, fisherman, house 59 Howland
Lumbard Anna M. Miss, house 26 Seventh, cor. School Lumbard Joseph W., weigher E. P. Haskell, b. 53 School Lumbard, see Lombard
Lumbert John, laborer, house Delano, cor. South First
Lund Parkman M., house 104 Pleasant
Lund Rebecca A. E., wid. of Jonathan P., h. Acushnet av.
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Luscomb Abraham, house 31 Pleasant
Luscomb Caleb B., cooper, head of Front, h. 51 Maxfield Luscomb Edward, fisherman, honse 211 Middle Luscomb Frederick W., machinist, boards 51 Maxfield Luscomb George F., carpenter, house 36 Elm
Luscomb Isabella, teacher Linden street primary school, house 184 Summer
Lnscomb Leonard, cooper, house Acushnet avenue Luscomb Richard Mrs., house 8 North
Luscomb Richard, jr., Mrs., house 662 Acushnet avenue
Luscomb Robert, grocer, 170 County, boards 90 EIm Luscomb Robert H., carpenter, house 90 Elm
Luscomb Simeon P., cooper, house 184 Summer Luscomb William, cooper, house 211 Middle Luscombe George, cooper, house 108 Cedar Luscombe James, cooper, house 50 Mill Luther Haile R., grocer, 228 Purchase, house 237 do. Lynch Bernard H., laborer, house 9 High
Lynch Daniel, painter, house Vine, near Durfee Lynch Daniel, operative, house 65 Maxfield Lynch Edward, laborer, house 115 Fifth
Lynch James, laborer, house 130 South Second Lyng Frederick, laborer, h. 2 Bush, cor. South Water Lyng Mary, widow of Jere., h. 75 South Water, cor. Bush Lyons James H. Mrs., house 310 South Water
Lyons James M., h. Rose Lawn Villa, 1071 Acushnet av.
Lyons Peter, laborer, house 559 Acushnet avenue
MACK JOHN N., baker, house rear 573 Purchase Mackie Adam, lawyer, 104 Union, house 8 Spring Mackie Andrew Mrs., h. 90 Purchase, opp. stone church. Mackie James (W. H. Cook & Co.), junk dealer, 9 and 15 North Front, house 25 School
Mackie John H., physician and surgeon, honse 7 Morgan Mackie Joseph, weaver, boards 1 Austin court Mackie William, clerk First National Bank, bds. 11 Fifth Macomber Alden B., rope maker, boards 299 Kempton MACOMBER BROTHERS (James P. and Par- don A. Macomber), grain and flour, 6 Union Macomber Chas. E., rope maker, boards 155 Purchase Macomber Charles H., house 116 High
Macomber Chas. W., driver E. C. Milliken, h. 53 Parker Macomber David, hostler, boards 35 Spring Macomber Edward C., rope maker, house 75 Cedar Macomber Eunice M. Mrs., h. 19 Walnut, c. Sonth Second Macomber George B., groceries and provisions, 539 to 543 Purchase, house 541 do.
Macomber George P., copper worker, h. 547 Purchase Macomber George T., house Purchase, corner Mill
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Macomber George W., sail-maker, house 48 Maxfield Macomber Henry B., day watchman Potomska mills, op- posite 269 South Water, house 4 Crapo Macomber Homer B., carpenter, house 66 Forest
Macomber James F., tin plate and sheet iron worker, 569 Purchase, house 166 Pleasant
Macomber James P. (Macomber Brothers), grain and flour, 6 Union, house 99 Pleasant
Macomber John, watchman N. B. Copper Works, boards 70 North
MACOMBER JOHN W., superintendent New Bedford Cordage Factory, house 179 Union
Macomber Judith S., teacher Cedar street primary school, boards 190 Summer
Macomber Louis C., clerk, 61 William, bds. 19 Walnut Macomber Lurcretia A., wid. of James. V., h. 59 Cypress Macomber Lydia E., widow of Job A., h. 146 Kempton Macomber Margaret J., widow of Elisha, h. 104 Fifth Macomber Melvin J., clerk, house 199 County
Macomber Pardon A. (Macomber Brothers), grain and flour, 6 Union, house 81 Kempton
Macomber Phebe, widow of Cyrus, house 199 County Macomber Phebe, widow of Daniel, house 190 Summer Macomber Phebe, widow of Capt. Job, h. 146 Kempton Macomber Richard E., grocer, 60 Spruce, h. 173 Cedar Macomber Susan, widow of John, house Belleville road, Head of the River
Macomber Thomas B., mariner, house 104 Fifth
Macomber Thomas W. Mrs., house 181 Purchase
Macomber William B., house 199 County
Macomber Wm. B., picture frame maker, bds. 19 Walnut Macomber William E., cooper George Delano & Co., honse 83 South Second
Macomber William E., Capt. of police, Central Police Sta- tion, 5 South Second, house 15 Sherman
Macomber William H., clerk C. D. Milliken, boards 99 Pleasant [h. 17 Bonney Macreading L. Mrs., teacher Fifth street grammar school, Macy Annie M. Miss, copyist registry office, house 19 Bonney
Macy Arthur W., clerk, 2 Purchase, bds. 161 Grinnell
Macy Caroline S. Mrs., matron city farm, Clark's Point
Macy Charles, cooper, house 19 Bonney
Macy Edwin B. (E. B. & F. Macy), shipsmith, house 244 Acushnet avenne
Macy E. B. & F. (Edwin B. and Frederick Macy), ship- smiths, 22 South Front
Macy Frank E., clerk, 127 Purchase, boards at Fairhaven Macy Frederick (E. B. & F. Macy), shipsmiths, house 234 Acushnet avenue
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Macy George I., clerk Tucker & Cummings, boards 234 . Acushnet avenue
Macy George N., master mariner, house 16 Crapo
Macy Hannah A. Mrs, music teacher, h. 161 Grinnell
Macy Josiah, jr., blacksmith E. B. & F. Macy and boots and shoes, 127 Purchase, house at Fairhaven
Macy J. Roland, clerk, 116 Union, bds. 244 Acushnet av. Macy Marietta S. Miss, teacher, house 35 County
Macy Mary A. Miss, teacher Fifth street grammar school, boards 19 Bonney [h. do.
Macy Peleg S., superintendent almshouse, Clark's Point,
Macy Roland, house 1 Greene
Macy Thomas H., master mariner, house 78 Em
Macy William H. (N. Y.), house 46 South Cottage
MACY WM. J., fancy goods, etc., 82 Purchase, house 35 County
Macy William S., artist, h. 45 So. Cottage, next Bedford Maddas Mathew, spinner, boards 16 Hazard court
Madden Patrick Edward, hostler, house 116 Grinnell
Madden John, tailor, house 75 Grinnell, cor. South First Madden Patrick, weaver, house 251 South Water
Madden Patrick J., laborer, boards 75 Grinnell Madden Peter F., laborer, house 119 South First Madden Richard, laborer, house 712 Acushnet avenue Magnett Benjamin, mason, house 78 Union
Magrath Alice M. Mrs., tailoress, 12012 Union, house do. Mague Frank A., second hand cloth room, b. 286 Cedar Maguire James, blacksmith, house 47 First
Mahar Ann, widow, house 217 Pleasant
Mahoney Ellen, widow of Dennis, house 7 Willis
Mahoney Jeremiah, furnace man N. B. Copper Works, house Clark, near Purchase
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, house 67 South Water
Mahoney John, third hand Wamsutta mills, h. 153 State
Mahoney John, carder, boards 5 Wall
Mahoney John H., plumber, boards 67 South Water Mahoney Michael, laborer, h. foot Washburn, on right
Mahoney Timothy E., plumber Gifford & Allen, house County, corner Penniman
Makepeace Henry B., shoemaker, house 1 Babbitt
Makepeace Mary B., widow of James W., house 1 Babbitt Maker George W., sail-maker T. M. Hart, h. 48 Maxfield Malay Joseph, mariner, h. So. Front, near Howland Malcolm John W. Rev., pastor Pleasant st. M. E. church, house 22 Sycamore
Maley Edward, clerk, 82 Union, boards 128 South First Malmedie Charles H., taxidermist, 166 Purchase, house 55 Cypress [Acushnet avenue Maloney John, laborer, h. Washburn, 4th on left from
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Maloney Thomas, laborer, honse 51 Smith
Maloney William, plumber Wamsutta mills, house 20 Hazard court
Maloy Martin, second hand Wamsutta mills, house 171 Pleasant, corner Merrimac
Manchester Adoniram B., stevedore, house Shawmut avenue, near Durfee
Manchester Albert H., machinist, house 209 Purchase
Manchester Asa, watchman O. C. R R., Acushnet sta- tion, house do. [Kempton
Manchester Asa P., painter, 70 South Water, house 35 Manchester Benj. F., painter, honse Mt. Pleasant, above Nash road [Acushnet station
Manchester Charles H., baggage master O. C. R. R., bds. Manchester Charles H., laborer, house 10 Park
Manchester Cynthia, widow of Wm. S., house 10 Park
Manchester Eliza, widow of Lyman, boards 35 Willis Manchester Ellery, 2d, branch pilot, house 17 Chauncey Manchester Ellery L., mariner, house 11 Emerson Manchester Frank W., teamster, house 218 Purchase Manchester Hannah, widow of Edward, h. 148 Kempton Manchester Harriet W., widow of Alexander, h. 84 Linden Manchester Harry E., clerk, 145 Union, boards 33 Bush Manchester Hezekiah A., stevedore, honse 197 Cedar Manchester Isaac H., teamster, house Highland
Manchester James L., engineer, honse Durfee, opp. Vine Manchester James M., farmer, house 201 Middle
Manchester John B., teamster, house 201 Middle
Manchester John W., truckman and ice dealer, house 68 Foster
Manchester Joseph D., laborer, house rear 146 Kempton Manchester Lewis G., stevedore, house 1 Mt. Pleasant Manchester Louisa C. Miss, house 464 Acushnet avenue Manchester Maria Mrs., house 8 Old Market square
Manchester Nathaniel D., stevedore, house Shawmut av- enue, near Durfee [79 Chestnut
Manchester Otis, granite worker, County avenue, house Manchester Patience, widow, house 111 Summer
Manchester Philander F., clerk Sullings, Kingman & Co., honse 30 Cypress
Manchester Phineas B., shoemaker, house 123 Middle 1
Manchester Samuel C., butcher, house Kempton, near Jenny Lind
Manchester Stephen F., farmer and teamster, Acushnet 'station, boards Asa Manchester's, Acushnet
Manchester Stephen G., stevedore, house West Linden, near Shawmut avenue
Manchester Theodore N., stevedore, house West Linden, near Shawmut avenue
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Manchester Thomas H., at 33 Commercial, bds. 94 Smith Manchester Wm. F. (Footman & Manchester), black- smith, 551 Acushnet avenue, house 39 Chestnut Mandell Austus G., mariner, honse 82 Walden
Mandell Edward D. (John F. Tucker & Co.), merchant,. 29 North Front, honse 49 Fourth
Mandell Edward D., jr., clerk, 29 No. Front, h. 49 Fourth Manhattan House, 4 Hall's court
Manley Emily, widow of John A., house 197 Kempton Manley Thomas T. (Barrows, Lawton & Co.), painter, Hazard's wharf, house 26 Kempton
Mann Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, house Rockland, cor- ner Crapo
Mann Henry E., dentist, 139 Purchase, house 194 do.
Mann Henry S., sewing machines, 133 Purchase, h.139 do.
Mann Mary E. Mrs., agent for "Seven Barks," 133 Pur- chase, house 139 do.
Manning Augustus, laborer, house 620 Acushnet avenue Manning James, spinner N. B. Cordage Factory, house 201 West Elm
Manning Michael, laborer, house 199 South Water
Mannix Vincent, laborer, house 50 Howland
Mansfield Bridget, widow, house 8 First
Mansfield Dennis, laborer, house rear 100 North Second Mansfield John P., fruit and cigars, 10 Pleasant (Cheap- side), house 22 Griffin
MANSION HOUSE, Edward R. Richards, proprie- tor, 87 Union
Manter Fred A., clerk, 34 Purchase, bds. at Fairhaven
Manuel Antoine, clerk, 7 South Water, house do.
Manuel Margaret Mrs., house 197 State
Marble Abby S. Miss, dressmaker, 93 Grinnell, house do. Marble Jolın, house 113 Sycamore
Marble Lovice, widow of Sylvester, h. 280 Acushnet av. Marble Mary A., widow of Allen, house 93 Grinnell
Marcus Robert, engineer, boards Union, corner Purchase Marden William, photographer, bds. Mt. Pleasant House Marianna Louisa, widow, house 140 South Water
Marine Reading room, 15 Bethel Mariners Home, H. G. O. Nye, supt., 15 Bethel Markey James, mule-spinner, house 199 State Marlor Thomas, weaver, house 379 Cedar. Marr Win. J., harness maker, 317 Purchase, h. 307 do. Marrion Francis, stevedore, house 38 Parker Mars Charles, weaver, boards 283 South Second
Marshall Antone, boot and shoemaker, 145 South Water, house 126 South First
Marshall Antoine F., variety store, 57 South Water, corner First, house do.
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Marshall Charles, clerk, 175 Kempton, b. 116 So. Water Marshall Charles A., clerk, house 161 State
Marshall Fanny, widow, house 13 School
Marshall Isaac N., agent O. C. R. R., office, 442 Pur- chase, and 3 and 7 Commercial, h. 478 Purchase
Marshall Manuel, shoemaker, 107 So. Water, house do. Marshall Manuel Mrs., house 116 South Water .
Marshall Manuel, seaman, house 153 Fourth
Marshall Michael, laborer, house 136 South Water
Marshall Napoleon, farmer, house 2 rear 625 Purchase
Marston Geo. (Marston & Cobb), lawyer, 35 North Water, house 226 Union
Marston & Cobb (Geo. Marston and Wendell H. Cobb), lawyers, 35 North Water
MARTHA'S VINEYARD EXPRESS, Hatch & Co., Ricketson block
Martin Ann B., widow of Hiram, house 63 Fourth
Martin Arthur W., clerk, 13 Centre, boards 63 Fourth
Martin Edward H., reporter Standard office, boards Whitcomb House, 152 Union
Martin Geo. A., pressman Standard office, bds. 13 Pope Martin Henry F., laborer, house 229 Middle
Martin Maria, widow of John, house 98 South Front
Martin Mary, widow of Lewis, house 83 Forest
Martin Robert T., ship keeper, house 81 Sonth Water Marts Andrew M., MeKay machine operator Hathaway, Soule & Harrington, boards 7 Fifth
Martyn Elfrida Miss, house 71 Fourth
Martyn Martin, miller Denison Bros. & Co., house rear 71 Fourth
Marvel George, weaver, house 241 Sonth Water
Marvin George F., master mariner, house 80 Middle
Mashow John, ship-carpenter, Eddy's wharf, house do. Masey Antone, farmer, house Topham, near Shawmut av. Mason Charles, peddler, house 9 Griffin
Mason George A., clerk 41 Purchase, boards 75 Middle
Mason Henry, laborer, boards 128 South Second
Mason H. W., honse Vine, near Durfee
Mason John L. G., mason, house 57 Elm
Mason Wm. E. (Custom House, Boston), house 118 Acushnet avenue
Mass Juno, weaver, boards Prospect, corner Grinnell Mather John, weaver, house 722 Purchase
Matheius A. J., carpenter, house 120 Kempton
Mathews Barak E., house 155 Fourth
Mathews Charles, carpenter, house 12 North
Mathews Eliza S. Miss, dressmaker, honse Walden, cor- ner Sycamore Mathews John, rigger, Parker's wharf, house 149. William
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Mathews John, seaman, house 8 Griffin Mathews Thomas H., house 57 Allen MATHEWS WM. H., treas. New Bedford Copper Co., Rodman, house 147 William
Matteson Anson, farmer, house Acushnet avenue
Matteson Elijah, laborer, house 523 Acushnet avenue
Matthes G. Felix, physician, 17 South Sixth, house do.
Matthews' Asa, laborer, house 6 Pearl
Matthews Asa Mrs., boarding-house, 6 Pearl
Matthews Edwin, master mariner, house 170 Acushnet avenue, corner Griffin
Matthews Eliza, dressmaker, house 500 Acushnet avenue Matthews James, saloon, 318 Acushnet avenue, corner Old Market square, house 8 Spring
Matts Antoine, laborer, house 23 School
Maxfield Abram R., at Flour Mill, house 12 Ash
Maxfield Caleb, furniture and upholsterer, 130 Union, house 99 Hillman
Maxfield Catherine, widow of Edmund, house 81 State Maxfield Celia Mrs., house 167 Cedar
Maxfield Charles H., salesman Gifford & Co., boards Ban- croft House, rooms 42 North Sixth
Maxfield Charles H., clerk 116 Union, bds. 80 Maxfield Maxfield Charles P., tinsmith Toby & Coggeshall, boards at Fairhaven
Maxfield David B., clerk C. Maxfield, house 51 Foster Maxfield Edmund F., marine engineer, boards 81 State Maxfield Frank H., foreman C. Maxfield, house 65 Elin Maxfield Frederick T., clerk, house 83 Summer
Maxfield George F., tin plate worker, 361 Acushnet av- enne, honse 99 Fourth
Maxfield Jonathan, laborer, house 8 Ash
Maxfield Lucy S. Miss, dressmaker, honse 8 Ash
Maxfield Nathan D., carpenter, house 97 South Second, corner Cannon
Maxfield Russell, merchant, house 80 Maxfield
Maxfield Russell, jr., boards 80 Maxfield
MAXFIELD WILLIAM, painter, 25 Centre, house 76 South Second
Maxfield William Francis, laborer, boards 152 State
Maxfield William H., painter, 25 Centre, house 71 Walden Maxim Charles W. A., clerk, boards 155 Campbell
Maxim Mary, widow of David, house Durfee, west of Shawmut avenne
Maxim William, farmer, h. Durfee, west of Shawmut av. May Bridget Mrs., house 68 Hazard Mayes Ann, widow, house 546 Acushnet avenue
Mayes Ephraim, weaver, house 2d on Washburn on the right from Acushnet avenue
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Mayhew Allen G., mariner, house 2 Cypress
Mayhew Dorothy, widow of Jeremiah, house 15 Chestnut Mayhew F. L. B. (Geo. Delano & Co.), oil and candle mnfr., office South Second, corner South, and 140 Front, N. Y., house at N. Y.
Mayhew John, Edgartown express, 5 Ricketson block, house at Edgartown
Mayhew Joseph, tinsmith, h. 357 South Water, next Cove
Mayhew Nathan B., boards Mansion House
Mayhew Philip S., turner, house 38 Foster
Mayhew Thaddeus P., house Acushnet avenue
MeAfee James, teanister, house 2 Lindsay
MCAFEE JOHN, foreign and domestic fruits, 75 Union, house 42 School
MeAfee John K., salesman, 75 Union, house 42 School
McAndrew Sarah Miss, fancy goods, 261 So. Water, h. do. McAuliff Dennis, weaver, boards 620 Purchase
MeAvoy James, weaver, h. Washburn, cor. North Front MeBay Robert, laborer, house Washburn, seventh on left from Acushnet avenue
MeBride Henry, shoe-cutter, house 31 Pleasant
McBride Ira Mrs., house 75 North Second
MeCabe Benjamin F., at Morse Twist Drill Works, house 116 South Sixth
McCabe John, heater Gosnold mills, house 3 Seneca MeCabe Patrick, laborer, house shoe factory, Durfee McCafferty Ann Mrs., weaver, house 12 Hazard McCann Andrew F., machinist, house 98 Merrimac McCann Patrick, operative, h. Merrimac, east of Purchase MeCarthy Dennis, mule-spinner, boards 5 Austin McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer Wamsutta mills, house 3 Austin court
McCarthy Joanna, widow, house Penniman, near State MeCarty John, stone-cutter, bds. Penniman, corner State McCarthy Julia, widow of John, h. Penniman, cor. State McCarthy Michael, second hand Wamsutta mills, house Durfee, near Cedar
MeCarthy Mortimer, laborer, house 7 Durfee
McCarthy Patrick, laborer Wamsutta mills, boards 674 Aenshnet avenue [Purchase
McCarthy Timothy, weaver Wamsutta mills, house 614 McCarty Daniel, laborer, house Washburn, 4th on right below North Front
McCarty Daniel, laborer, house Penniman, near State
McCarty Mary Mrs., house 198 State
McCanleff Manrice, laborer, house 29 Acushnet avenue McCanley John B., spinner, house 231 South Water
McCauley John J., harness maker W. H. Willis, house 177 County 12
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McClister John, seaman, house 17 Maxfield
McClure William F., freight conductor O. C. R. R., house 410 Purchase
Mccluskey James, teamster and saloon, 7 First, bd's. do.
Mccluskey John J., salesman, 125} Union, bds. 221 Middle Mccluskey William, laborer, house 221 Middle
McColligan Grace, widow of James, house 2 Robeson
McCormack John, laborer, house 14 Lindsay
McCoy Betsey Miss, house 232 County
McCreary Alexander F., operative, h. 714 Acushnet av.
McCue Hannah, widow of Hugh, house 127 Cedar
McCue John, stone cutting, house 127 Cedar
McCue John J., foreman Mt. Washington Glass Co., house 111 Fifth
McCulley Patience P., widow, house 10 Durfee [do. McCulloch Margaret Mrs., seamstress Orphans Home, h. McCulloch Robert, night watchman Wamsutta mills, house rear 17 Durfee
Mccullough John, junk dealer, 19 and 21 North Front, house 300 Purchase [Purchase
Mccullough John, jr., clerk, 19 North Front, boards 300
Mccullough Mary, widow of Patrick, house 46 Hillman Mccullough Mary E, wid., of Michael F., h. 80 Maxfield McDermott Catherine, widow of James, h. 115 So. Water McDermott John, glass maker, boards 115 South Water McDermott Michael, laborer, honse 11 Allen
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