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Burbank Isaac N. Mrs., dressmaker, 78 Pleasant, h. do.
Burbank Jerome F., marble worker, 20 North Second, house at Fairhaven
Burbank John T., house 337 Purchase
Burbank Mary M., tailoress, boards 30 Maxfield
Burbank Thomas, shoemaker, house 30 Maxfield
Burdick Christopher, cooper, house 133 North Second
Burdick Geo. S., teamster C. Maxfield, b. 133 No. Second
Burdick Stephen, cutter Doane & Co., house 223 Acash- net avenue
Burding Calvin, ship-carpenter, h. 298 South Water
Burding Charles, rope-maker, house 3 Gifford's lane Burding Mary E., widow of Hiram, h. 3 Gifford's lane Burgess Charles T., shoe-cutter, boards 55 Maxfield
Burgess Edward S., bds. Stephen Burgess', Shawmut av.
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Burgess Franklin (B.), h. room 3 Robeson building Burgess Frederick, hostler, boards 43 North Sixth Burgess Gilbert, laborer, house 342 South Water Burgess John M., house 39 Foster
Burgess J. H., commercial school, room 2 Robeson build- ing, honse do.
Burgess Sarah, widow, h. So. Front, near Blackmore Burgess Stephen, carpenter, house Shawmut avenue Burgess Thomas, loom fixer, house 11 Fulton conrt Burgess William H., mnfr. of tomato ketchup, factory, Burgess farm (Fairhaven), bds. 2 Robeson building Burgess William T., bds. Stephen Burgess', Shawmut av. Burke Abby, widow of John, house 233 County
Burke Ann, widow of Patrick, house 188 State
Burke Charles, teamster in tannery, house 51 Court Burke James, teamster James Duddy, house 76 Court
Burke Joanna, widow, house Clark, near Purchase
Burke John, weaver, boards 188 State
Burke John, laborer, house 215 Kempton
Burke Mathew, laborer, house 2 Jenney
Burke Mathew, jr., in rolling mill, house 3 Lindsay
Burke Michael I., watchman Wamsutta mills, house 223 Pleasant
Burke Wm., in rolling mill, boards 2 Jenney
Burnette Charles, laborer, h. State, n. corner Penniman Burns Arthur, weaver, house 304 County
Burns Daniel H., boiler maker, house 8 Sears court
Burns James, furnaceman N. B. Copper Works, house Chauncey, opposite Clinton
Burns John, weaver, boards 5 Wall
Burns William, teamster Wilson & Co., house 44 Ash Burpee Henry, dentist, 80 Purchase, bds. Parker House Burr Nancy Miss, teacher private school, bds. 97 Hillman Burroughs Geo. W., seaman, h. Channcey, north of Arnold Burroughs Susan C., widow of Samnel, house 5 North
Burt Charles A., machinist Cordage factory, bds. Charles D. Burt's, Court [Cedar Burt Charles D., keeper House of Correction, Court opp. Burt Daniel C., house Morgan, corner Cottage
Burt Samuel P. (S. P. Burt & Co.), banker and broker, 19 and 43 North Water, house 5 Morgan
BURT S. P. & CO. (Samnel P. Burt, G. T. Sanford, and Charles S. Kelley), bankers and brokers, 19 and 43 North Water
Burton Frances E., widow of Andrew J., h. 207 Middle Bush Andrew M., clerk, 27 North Water, house 148 Acushnet avenue
Bush B. M. Mrs., hair, 146 Purchase, h. 148 Acushnet av. Bushman Amedee, clerk, house 64 Hazard
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Bushman Ulric, weaver, boards 64 Hazard
Bushnell I. S., engineer, house 24 Elm
Bushnell Leonard (Peirce & Bushnell), picture frame manufacturer, store 58 North Water, and factory 72, 74, and 76 North Water, boards Parker House Bushnell Samuel Rev., pastor 1st Congregational church, Acushnet village, N. B., boards John E. Little's, Tar- kiln hill road -
Bussell Rufus K., honse 199 Kempton
Butler Daniel A., lieut. of police, Central Police Station, 5 South Second, house 57 Maxfield
Butler Edward F., clerk, boards 6 Elm
Butler Edward, laborer, h. North Front, cor. Washburn Butler Edwin J., porter Sullings, Kingman & Co., boards Elm
Butler James D. Rev., Chaplain Port Society, house 65 Fourth
Butler John H., boat builder, boards 78 Mill
Butler S. W., pastor North Christian church, boards Parker House
Butler Thomas A., house 174 Aenshnet avenue
Butler William F., boat builder and dealer in oak lumber, rear 666 Acushnet avenue, house 78 Mill
Butler William F., clerk Hathaway, Soule & Harrington, boards 65 Fourth
Butler William M., clerk, North, corner North Second, boards 65 Fourth
Butman Johu H., clerk, house 16 Sonth Second
Butman Thomas S., deputy sheriff, room 11 Robeson building, William, house at Fairhaven
Butters Lucy, widow, house 82 Fourth
Butts Calvin S., carpenter, honse 161 North, cor. Spruce Butts Charles H. W., teamster, house Willis, near Cedar Butts Clarissa, widow of Pardon, house South Second
Butts David, ship-carpenter, house Shawmut avenue, north of Durfee
Butts Eben A., ship-carpenter, house 56 North
Butts Francis A., jr., Wilson & Co., house 86 Pleasant
Butts George W., house 277 County
Butts Henry, seaman, house 7 South
Butts Henry R., carpenter, honse 7 South
Butts James D., laborer, house 161 North
Butts Janies D., jr., dry and fancy goods, 118 Kempton, house 161 North, corner Spruce
Butts Lydia W., widow of Win., house 41 Mill
Butts Priseilla, widow of Albert, house 243 Acushnet av. Butts Samuel A., shipwright, house 201 Cedar
Butts Squire W., clerk, 111 Union, boards 844 Fourth
Butts Thomas, mariner, house 170 South Second
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Butts Thomas L., blacksmith's helper, h. Clinton, n. Ash Bye Sarah H., widow, house 62 North
CABLE HARVEY MRS., h. 37 School, cor. So. Second Caddy Thomas, laborer, house 41 Crapo
Cadwell William P. S., pharmacist, 49 Purchase, house 21 South Sixth
Cady Elizabeth B., widow of Daniel, house 108 Fifth Cahill Mary, widow, house 57 Grinnell
Cahill William P., hostler, boards 6 Market
Cahoon Charles, baker, house 56 South Second Cahoon Martin, engineer, house 494 Acushnet avenue Cairns Michael, bootmaker, 84 William, h. 21 Morgan Caldwell Caroline, widow of Robert, house 57 Campbell
CALDWELL SETH C., treas. New Bedford work- ingmen's provision store, and (Caldwell & Drew), concreting, 185 Pleasant, house do.
Caldwell & Drew (Seth C. Caldwell and Charles J. Drew), concreting and roofing, 185 Pleasant
Calhoun Charles S., baker, 173 Union, h. 56 So. Second Calnan Daniel, whitewasher, h. Penniman, n. Purchase Calnan Timothy, mason, house Linden, corner State Calnan Timothy, laborer, house 1 Willis
Cameron Alexander, flagman N. B. R. R., Wamsutta street crossing, house 573 Purchase
Cameron Daniel, carpenter, house Bowditch, corner Ce- dar Grove
Campbell Charles, mule-spinner, boards 221 Pleasant
Campbell James, tailor, 5 Bonney, house do.
Campbell Wm., Wamsutta mill, h. Smith street court Canavan John, house 17 Austin court
Canavan Michael, laborer, house Clark, near Purchase
Canavan Patrick H., refiner N. B. Copper Works, house Shawmut avenue, near Durfee
Canavan Wm., shoemaker, house 9 Campbell
Cannavan Patrick, police, house 158 Kempton
Cannon Albert, clerk H. H. Fisher, house 34 Willis Cannon Edward, grocer. 278 South Water, house do.
Cannon Edward S., house 218 Union
Cannon Edwin H., mariner, house Plainville
Cannon Elizabeth T., widow of William, house Plainville Cannon Fanny A., widow of Nathaniel S., h. 108 Pleasant Cannon Patrick, weaver, house Delano, next to So. Front Cannon Priscilla, widow of Edward, house 108 Pleasant
Cannon Thomas, yarn-steamer Wamsutta mills, house Washburn, corner North Front
Cannon Thomas D., farmer, house Plainville
Cannon Urania, widow of George, house 34 Willis
Cannon William B., currier, boards 39 Cedar
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Cannon Wm. C., calker, 14 South Front, house 39 Cedar Canny Edward, laborer, h. 803 Purchase, cor. Penniman Canny John F., laborer, bds. 803 Purchase, cor. Penniman Cantara Frank, druggist, boards 524 Purchase
Cantwell Matthew, weaver, house Washburn, fourth on right from Acushnet avenue
Canty Timothy J., clerk, 431 Purchase, b. 215 So. Water Carbov Philip, weaver, house 300 South Water Card Chas. H., painter, 3 Fifth, boards 124 Fourth Card James E., clerk, 197 Purchase, house at Fairhaven Cardoza Antone, laborer, h. 113 South Front, near South Cardoza Domingo, farmer, house 89 South Front
Cardoza Frank Mrs., laborer, house 19 Howland
Cardoza Manuel, seaman, house 241 South Water
Cardoza Mannel, farmer, house 4 Ward
Carl Lorenzo W., oyster chop house, 55 William, house 390 Acushnet avenue
Carlin John, laborer, house South First, corner Delano Carll Walter, engineer, boards 186 Pleasant
Carlaw Babbitt, weaver, boards 255 South First
Carlow David, weaver Wamsutta mills, boards 7 Ashley Carnes Michael, shoemaker, house 21 Morgan
Carney Daniel Mrs., house 47 South
Carney Patrick, glass finisher, house 303 South Water
Carney Wm. H., letter carrier P. O., house 146 Mill Carpenter Albert H. W., merchant tailor, 141 Union, house 115 Hillman
Carpenter Charles, harness maker, house 26 Kempton Carpenter Geo. A., clerk, brick block, Cheapside, boards 115 Hillman
Carpenter Lewis G., house 98 Kempton
Carpenter Mathew W., seaman, bds. Mariners Home
Carpenter Samuel, watchman Gosnold mills, h. 2 Grape Carr Abby S., widow of Caleb A., house 36 Spring Carr Anna B., widow of John G., house 124 Fourth
Carr Charlotte C., teacher Acushnet school, h. 26 Spring Carr David, laborer, house 22 Morgan
Carr Esther Mrs., dry goods, 245 Cedar, house do.
Carr Frank B., cigar manufacturer (Fall River), house Acushnet avenue, Head of the River
Carr George, at Pierce & Bushnell, boards 124 Fourth
Carr James E., officer House of Correction, h. Sycamore, corner Cypress
Carr James G., master mariner, house 25 South Emerson Carr J. Henry, teamster N. B. Tannery, h. 245 Cedar Carr Sarah A. Miss, teacher Fifth street grammar school, house 36 Spring
Carroll Henry, carpenter, house Sullivan, near Middle Carroll James, carriage trimmer, boards 157 Fourth
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Carroll John, laborer, house 75 South Water Carroll John, furniture, Robeson building, William, house 157 Fourth
Carroll John, Jaborer, honse 100 Emerson
Carroll John, jr., boards 157 Fourth
Carroll Joseph H., boards Henry Carroll's, Sullivan
Carroll Mary, widow of James, house 125 Arnold
Carroll Meribah B., widow of Robert S., h. 273 Kempton
Carroll Patrick, rope maker, house 125 Arnold
Carroll Thomas J., currier, boards 249 Emerson
Carroll Thomas P., at Prussian Blue Works, h. 69 Ash
Carroll William E., carriage manufacturer, 276 Acushnet avenue, house Kempton, near Florence Carsley Annie E., tailoress, house 102 Fourth
Carson C. J. R., janitor High school, house do. Carter Charles, card grinder, boards 11 Rivet Carter Domingo, boarding-house, 49 South Second Carter Edward P., confectioner, house 16 Chancery
Carter James, waiter, 133 County, house 18 Cedar Carter James, whitewasher, house 20 Park
Carter John, farmer, house Court, corner Jenney
Carter John W., coachman, boards 169 Elm
Carter Lucinda, widow of Charles H., house 22 Cedar
Carter Miles, calker, house 169 Elm
CARTER ROBERT H., apothecary, 215 Pur- chase, house do.
Carter Robert H. Mrs., hair worker, 215 Purchase, h. do. Carter Sarah, widow of Frank, h. 535 Acushnet avenue
Carter William, laborer, house Washburn, fifth on right from Acushnet avenue
Carter William, mariner, house 102 Fourth
Carter William, laborer, house 6 High
Carter William F., laborer, house foot Cedar Grove
Caruth Herbert, brakeman O. C. R. R., rooms 2 Pope
Carver David O., shoemaker, 97 South Second, corner Cannon, house do.
Carver Thomas C., ship-carpenter, house 82 Thomas
Cary Wm. S., carriage painter, boards 64 School
Case Alexander H., mason, house 227 County Case Allen, house 363 Purchase
Case Charles A., honse 363 Purchase
Case Charles C., messenger Davenport, Mason & Co., h. 503 Acushnet avenue
Case Edmund T., janitor Central police station, 5 South Second, honse 229 County
Case Elvira C. Miss, dress trimmings and worsteds, 141 Union, house 167 Middle
Case Frederick S., carpenter, house 1131 Acushnet avenne, Second, north of Nash road
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Case Geo. F., at Morse Twist Drill Works, h. 72 Thomas Case Isaac R., clerk, 214 County, boards 227 do.
Case John R., farmer, h. Belleville rd., next Acushnet av. Case Mary B., widow of John C., house 188 Middle
Case Restcome, farmer, house rear George C. Hatch's, Acushnet avenne
Casey Edward H., farmer, house Hathaway road
Casey John, shoemaker, 636 Acushnet av., house do.
Casey Lawrence L., house 204 South Water
Casey Lawrence L., jr., laborer Mt. Washington Glass Co., house 204 South Water
Cassidy John, weaver, boards 265 12 South Water Cassidy Samuel, weaver, house 304 County
Cassidy Stephen, weaver, house 265!2 South Water Castino George F., machinist, bds. Union, cor. Purchase Castle Alice, widow of Michael, house 75 Arnold
Castle Thomas, operative, house 932 Acushnet avenue
Castle William, boarding-house, 5 Old Market square Castro John, seaman, honse 115 South Water
Caswell Amos R. (Caswell Bros.), blacksmith, 8 Pine, house 152 Mill
Caswell Benj. F., teamster E. Perry, h. 77 So. Second Caswell Brothers (Amos R. and Nathaniel H. Caswell), blacksmiths and horse shoers, 8 Pine
Caswell David P., teamster, house 361 Cedar
Caswell David W., teamster, honse 170 Kempton
Caswell George, painter, house Hathaway road
Caswell George, painter, 12 and 14 Fourth, house 42 So. Second [Caswell's, Cedar
Caswell George P., switchman N. B. R. R., boards D. P. Caswell Henry W., at Gosnold mill, h. 77 South Second. Caswell Isaac C., cigars and tobacco, h. 119 Sycamore
Caswell John P., stoves and tinware, 138 Purchase, house 202 do.
Caswell Nathaniel H. (Caswell Bros.), blacksmith, 8 Pine, house 112 High
Caswell Oscar F., house 17 South Second, corner Spring Caswell Rhoda, widow of Thomas, house 91 Walden
CASWELL WM. H., painter, 21 Union, house 448 Acushnet avenne
Caswell Win. T., house 169 Purchase
Cathaway Sarah, widow of William, house 127 Smith Cathcart Edward B., laborer, house 122 Maxfield Caton Joseph, laborer, house 10 Howland
Caton Joseph, laborer, house 10512 South Water Caton Manuel, in glass works, house 8 Howland
Caton Manuel, cigar maker, 149% South Water, boards 8 Howland
Cavanaugh Ann, widow of Francis, house 243 Middle
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Cavanaugh Felix, clerk, 8 and 10 South Water, boards 239 Middle
Cavanaugh Jeremiah L., blacksmith, house 54 So. Second Cavanaugh, see also Kavanaugh
Centennial American Tea Co., 26 Purchase
CENTRAL UNION ASSOCIATION, B. F. Brownell, treas., groceries and patent medicines, 5 No. Sixth [h. do.
Chace Ann H., widow of George E., physician, 175 Union,
Chace Eliza, widow, house rear 88 North Second
Chace Ezra B., carpenter, house 177 Grinnell
Chace Frederic A., carpenter and spar maker, h. 64 Forest
Chace George W., soapmaker, house 4 Sears court
Chace George W., hoop skirt manufacturer and corsets, 22 Purchase, house Hathaway road
Chace George W., jr., teacher, bds. George W. Chace's, Hathaway road
Chace Herbert F., printer, boards 177 Grinnell
Chace Ira M., elerk, 58 South Water, house 76 Grinnell
Chace Joseph, 2d, carpenter, house 217 County
Chace Joseph H., ship-carpenter, house 10 Chaneery
Chace Mary E. Miss, clerk, 14 Pleasant, house 15 do.
Chace Nathan F., carpenter, boards 177 Grinnell
Chace Robert B., master mariner, h. 139 Acushnet av.
Chace Thomas W., tinplate worker, 16 North Water, house 121 Cedar
Chace, see also Chase
Chaddock E. Nye, house 1 Lincoln
Chadwick Celinda, widow of Charles, h. 497 Acushnet av. Chadwiek Charles T., painter, house 18 Hillman
Chadwick David G., day watchman Wamsutta mills, house 98 Kempton
Chadwick Edward E., elerk, 417 Purchase, h. 140 Summer Chadwick George H., painter, house 163 Kempton
Chadwick George H., clerk Tueker & Cummings, boards 140 Summer
Chadwick John P., carpenter, house 279 Cedar
Chadwick Luke, weaver, boarding-house, 176 State
Chadwick Mary, widow of George, honse 154 Kempton Chadwiek Solomon Mrs., house 79 County
Chadwick Thomas A., cooper, house 58 North
Chadwick Thomas S., shoemaker, house 15 Hillman
Chadwick William J., shoemaker, house 140 Summer
Chadwick William L., boards 140 Summer
Chaffee Amos, mason, house Acushnet avenue
Chaloner Luther W., harness maker, 351 Acushnet ave- nue, boards Bancroft House
Chambeau John, laborer, house 581 Acushnet avenue
Chamberlain Ebenezer T., engineer Mt. Washington Glass Co., house head of North Bonney
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Chamberlain John F., tinsmith, boards A. Chaffee's, Acushnet avenue
Chamberlain Sabin P., joiner, house 231 County
Chandler Charles, house 24 Bush
Chandler William G., boot and shoe store, 2 Ricketson block, Union, house 116 Middle
Chaney Emma E. Miss, dressmaker, house 81 Thomas Chaney Ephraim, ship-carpenter, house 9 North
Changnon Emily, widow, house 1 Austin
Channing Ann S., wid. of John W., h. 284 Acushnet av.
Channing Rhoda A., physician, house 284 Acushnet av.
Channing Walter, ship-carpenter, house foot Acushnet av- enne, south of Division
Channing Win. II., dentist, 139 Union, h. 284 Acushnet av. Channing Wm. R., dentist, 139 Union, h. 44 Kempton
Chapman Alfred M. (Chapman & Shurtleff), sailmaker, Union, corner Front, house 53 Elm
Chapman Cyrus W., house 50 Willis
Chapman Edward T. (E. T. Chapman & Co.), cigars and tobacco, 76 Purchase, house 62 South Second
Chapman Elizabeth B., widow of John H., jr., dressmaker, house 137 William
Chapman E. T. & Co. (Edward T. Chapman), 76 Pur- chase [35 So. Second
Chapman John, engineer light-ship " Pollock Rip," house CHAPMAN JOHN H., sailmaker, 122 North Sec- ond, house 379 Purchase
Chapman John H. Mrs., dressmaker, 26 Pleasant, h. do.
Chapman Mary, widow, house 221 Pleasant
Chapman Thomas, weaver, house 14 Austin court
Chapman & Shurtleff (Alfred M. Chapman and John R. Shurtleff), sailmakers, Union, corner Front
Chappell Arthur B., clerk 385 Purchase, bds. 21 Willis Chappell Melville G., clerk, 385 Purchase, h. 21 Willis Chappell William H., grocer, 385 Purchase, h. 21 Willis Charbonon Noel, laborer, house 186 State
Charley Thomas, teamster J. Holmes, jr., h. 95 So. Water Chase Abraham, ship-carpenter City wf., h. 213 Kempton Chase Alexander H., mason, house 28 Dartmouth
Chase Allen, blacksmith, h. Mill, c. Summit, Cannonville Chase Alonzo B., teamster Macomber Bros., house 25 South Second
Chase Andrew B., master mariner, house 94 County
Chase Ariel, mastermariner, house 41 Fourth
Chase Benjamin Franklin, shoemaker, h. 182 North
Chase Benjamin F., bds. Rockdale avenue, n. Kempton Chase Celia L. Miss, teacher Friends Academy, house 116 Acushnet avenue
Chase Charles, peddler, house 61 South Water
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Chase Collins, carriage maker, house 70 Spruce Chase David D., ship-carpenter, house 68 State Chase David H., canvasser, house 109 South Second Chase Edeni M. Miss, teacher Kempton street primary school, boards 68 Chase
Chase Edward A., farmer, honse Acushnet avenue CHASE EDWARD B., Remington sewing ma- chines. 5 Pleasant, near Union, house 74 North Chase Eldridge B., clerk, 55 County, house 18 Sherman
Chase Ezra B. (Chase & Sisson), house 177 Grinnell Chase Franklin P., fish market, 55 County, h. 18 Sherman Chase Fred'k W., carpenter, h. Rockdale av., n. Kempton Chase George, boarding-house, 34 South Water Chase George, mariner, house 206 South Water Chase George H., ship joiner, boards 6 North
Chase Henry, clerk, 13 Hamilton, h. 200 Acushnet av.
Chase Henry S., painter, 21 Union, house 6 North Chase Henry T., carpenter, honse 124 Kempton Chase Herbert F., printer, 52 William, bds. 177 Grinnell Chase Isaac, laborer, house 162 Mill
Chase Jacob W., carpenter, house 260 Kempton
Chase James F., job wagon, First, corner Union, house Shawmnt avenue
Chase James H., farmer, house Acushnet avenue
Chase James R., h. Rockdale avenue, near Kempton
Chase John B., laborer, house 187 Cedar
Chase Joseph. jr., carpenter, house 78 Washington
Chase Lovice P., widow of Nathani, house 57 Campbell
Chase Luther S., commission merchant (N. Y.), house 116 Acushnet avenue
Chase Lyman B., laborer, house 554 Acushnet avenne
Chase Mary, widow of Turner, house 44 Hillman
Chase Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, house 42 Kempton Chase Mary A. Mrs., widow, house 71 South Second Chase Mary C., widow of Henry, house 6 North
Chase Nancy R., widow of Ezekiel, house Kempton, near Jenny Lind
Chase Nathan, house 165 Connty
Chase Olive K., widow of Jonathan, house 162 Mill
Chase Samnel, mariner, house Fish Island
Chase Sarah Mrs., widow, boards 81 State
Chase Walter F., ship-carpenter, house 17 Fifth
Chase Warren E. (Mercury Publishing Co.), bords Ban- croft Honse, rooms 81 North Sixth
Chase Wilbor A., ship builder, house 83 Smith
Chase William F., farmer, house Mt. Pleasant, beyond Water Works
Chase Wilson, master mariner, honse 18 Wing ChaseZebina H., master mariner, house 86 Fourth
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Chase Zebina W., master mariner, house 323 Purchase Chase & Sisson (Ezra B. Chase and Jasper L. Sisson), carpenters, Leonards wharf
Chase, see also Chace
Cheatham Thomas, weaver, house 7 Hampton court Chiconne Mezari, carder, house 5 North Front
Childs Augustine F. (J. G. Childs & Son), fish dealer, 31 School, cor. South Second, h. 108 South Second
Childs Cyrel M., ropemaker N. B. Cordage Co., house Jenny Lind
Childs James E., agent, honse 97 North Second
Childs Josiah G. (J. G. Childs & Son), fish dealer, 31 School, cor. Sonth Second, house 108 South Second Childs J. G. & Son (Josiah G. and Angustine F. Childs), fish market, 31 School, cor. South Second
Childs Olive S. Mrs., house 194 Elm [High
Childs Sylvester, watches and jewelry, 37 Purchase, h. 41 Childs William C., laborer, boards 149 Elm
Chipman James F., house 69 Sycamore
Chisholm Sarah A., widow of Elijah, h. 55 North Sixth
Christian Ann Mrs., house 124 Pleasant
Christian Joseph, fisherman, house 181 South Second
Christian Stephen C., master mariner, house 68 Pleasant Christopher Christine, at rolling mill, house Atlantic, near Arnold [h. do.
Churbuck L. A. Mrs., homœo. physician, 150 Purchase, Church Bradford L., conductor O. C. R. R., h. 151 State CHURCH CHAS. H., druggist, 122 Purchase, h. 107 Summer
Church Charles L., pianos, 164 Purchase, h. 96 Chestnut Church Christopher A., h. 947 Acushnet av., c. Coggeshall . Church Ephraim E., sailmaker, 33 Com'l wharf, house at Fairhaven
Church Frank HI., clerk, 122 Purchase, bds. 107 Summer Church Harry M., clerk, 122 Purchase, bds. 107 Summer Church Horatio L., sailmaker T. M. Hart, house 55 Hill CHURCH JAMES I., boots and shoes, 207, old number 131, Purchase, house at Fairhaven
Church Lucy A. Miss, millinery, 6 Pleasant, near Union, house 39 North
Church Lydia C. Mrs., millinery, 6 Pleasant, h. 39 North Church Mary A. Miss, h. Acushnet av., cor. Coggeshall Church Nathaniel, jr., driver Little Compton stage, 5 So. Sixth, house at Little Compton
CHURCH WM. A., assistant cashier First National Bank, house 15 Lincoln
Church Wm. N. (Driscol, Church & Hall), grocer, 64 Union, house 180 do.
Churchill Benjamin J., house 7 Swamp
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Churchill Hiram, house 154 Chestnut
CHURCHILL ROBERT G., cooper, 9 Cannon, house 78 Fifth
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, 36 No. Water CITY PLANING MILLS, Greene & Wood, agts., Leonard's wharf
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, F. H. Dunham, pro- prietor, 532 Acushnet avenue
Clagg Allen C., rigger, house 1 Durfee
Clapp Charles L., butcher, house Acushnet avenne
Clare John, grocer and provision dealer, 221 So. Water, cor. South, honse 300 South Water Clare Wm. H., clerk, house 112 South Front Clark A. Frank, clerk, 64 Union, boards 57 Foster
Clark Benjamin H., laborer, house 54 Middle
Clark Charles, weaver, bds. Washburn, cor. North Front Clark Chas. A., jr., sec. overseers of the poor, h. 1612 Mill Clark Cyrus H., retoucher N. Gifford, bds. 65 Elm Clark Edward C., teamster, house 49 Cove
Clark Eliza W. Mrs., dressmaker, house 194 Elm
Clark Elizabeth G., widow of Darins, house 49 Cove
Clark Elizabeth T., widow, house 70 Pleasant
Clark Ezra, carpenter, No. Second, c. Hillman, h. 57 Foster Clark George H., master mariner, house 110 Campbell Clark Geo. H., jr., picture frame engraver, h. 243 County Clark Hosea B., clerk, 9 Market, house 52 Walnut
Clark James, weaver, boards 5 Anstin
Clark James, carpenter, bds. 6 Mar et square
Clark James A., slasher tender Potomska mills, house 53 Blackmore
Clark James F. Rev., asst. pastor St. Lawrence church, house Hillman, cor. Summer
Clark John, wheelwright, bds. 218 Pleasant
Clark Joseph P. H., engraver, b. Parker, c. No. Emerson Clark Joseph W., painter, boards 70 Pleasant
Clark Julia A., widow, dressmaker, honse 183 County Clark Lothrop, clerk, 9 Market, house 52 Walnut
Clark Mary A., widow of Daniel, house 90 Elm
Clark Mary A. Miss, tailoress, bds. 23 Sherman Clark Mary S. Miss, house 47 Seventh
Clark Michael, cooper, h. Parker, cor. North Emerson
Clark Patrick, laborer, house Washburn, cor. No. Frout
Clark Peter, gardener Mrs. Joseph S. Tillinghast, Antho- ny, house Clay, near Oak
Clark Richard E., iron worker, house 114 Fourth Clark Robert (Clark & Gatie), grocer, Rivet, cor. Second, house do.
Clark Ruth B., widow of Wm. S., house 125 Middle Clark Thomas, laborer, house 1 Walnut
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Clark Thomas E., fish market, 9 Market, h. 52 Walnut Clark Walter F., sale stable, 19 Fourth, house 54 School Clark William, watchman, house 16 Ash
Clark William J., carpenter, h. Parker, cor. No. Emerson Clark & Gatie (Robert Clark and Henry Gatie), grocers, Rivet, corner Second
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