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Clarke A. Edwin, lawyer, 42 North Water, h. 80 Arnold Clarke Emeline E., widow of Thomas, h. 218 Pleasant Clarke Henry B., homeopathic physician, 181 Union, h. do. Clarke Henry L., student University of Penn., boards 181 Union [bridge), h. 181 Union Clarke Mortimer H., student Harvard College (Cam- Clarke William E., overseer frame spinning Potomska mills, opposite 269 South Water, house 147 Fourth Clarkin James, brakeman O. C. R. R., honse 221 Pleasant Clarkson Nicholas J., plasterer and whitewasher, house West Maxfield, Cannonville
Clary Daniel, laborer, house Highland, corner Topham Clary Lawrence, Gosnold mill, house 83 North Water Clary William, laborer, h. 815 Purchase, near Penniman Clay Henry, master mariner, house 166 Grinnell Clayton Isaiah H., laborer, house 83 South Water Clayton Susan, widow, house 83 South Water Cleary Anthony, hostler S. F. Perry, house 186 Elm Cleary Henry, molder, house 83 North Water Cleary James, hostler, house 68 Mechanics lane Cleary John, laborer, house 122 South Orchard Cleaveland Abram L., ship broker and commission mer- chant, house 167 Union
Cleaveland Andrew M., baker, house 102 Ash Cleaveland Caroline, wid. of Charles G., h. 112 So. Front Cleaveland Charles E., carpenter, bds. 112 South Front Cleaveland George H. V. D., baker, 173 Union, house at Fairhaven
Clegg Ernest, weaver, bds. South Front, n. Blackmore Clemens William F., hostler, 50 Elm, bds. 6 Market sq. Clifford Arthur, physician, house 87 Orchard
Clifford Caroline A. Miss, house 66 Bedford
Clifford Chas. W. (Crapo, Clifford & Clifford), lawyer, 35 North Water, house 11 South Cottage
Clifford John H. Mrs., house 87 Orchard
Clifford Walter (Crapo, Clifford & Clifford), lawyer, 35 North Water, house 1 Irving oourt Clifton Jireh W., stoves, tinware, etc., 342 Purchase, h. do. Clithero Thomas, weaver, lionse Cedar Grove, first on left from Acushnet avenue
Clymes Catharine, widow, h. No. Front, cor. Washburn Clymonts David, clerk, boards 59 Mechanics lane
Clymonts William, blacksmith E. B. & F. Macy, house 59 Mechanics lane
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Coats John M., sail maker, house 53 Elm
Cobb Edward H., assistant teacher Friends academy, house 24 South Sixth
Cobb George A., stoves and tinware, Acushnet avenue, corner Tarkiln hill road, house do.
Cobb John Q. A., branch pilot, honse 16 Chancery
Cobb Oliver W., sail maker, boards 110 Fifth
Cobb Sarah H., widow of William S., h. 115 Washington Cobb Susan C., wid. of Nathaniel W. P., h. 70 Sycamore Cobb Thomas J., deputy sheriff, 42 North Water, house 115 Washington
Cobb Wendell H. (Marston & Cobb), lawyer, 35 North Water, house 46 South Sixth
Coburn William L., house 213 Purchase
Cochrane Wm. J., weaver, house 86 Linden
CODD THOMAS A., U. S. Deputy Shipping Com- missioner, ship broker and commission merchant, 18 South Water (np-stairs), house 321 Acushnet avenne Codding Herbert N., carriage maker, boards 78 Chestnut Codding Mary A. Miss, teacher Cannonville school, bds. 78 Chestnut [Chestnut
CODDING SETH, grocer, 180 County, house 78 Codding Seth E., frame maker, house 8 Spruce
Coe Isaac H. Rev., pastor South Christian church, house 112 Washington
Coe William F., shoe laster, honse 8 Sears
Coffey Margaret Mrs., house 68 Hazard
COFFIN BROTHERS (Frederick and Charles H. Coffin ), paper boxes, Standard building
Coffin Charles H., paper box maker, 67 Union, honse 253 Acushnet avenue
Coffin Charles H. (Coffin Bros.), bds. 253 Acushnet av.
Coffin Emily, widow of Henry, house 30 Bedford
Coffin Frederick ( Coffin Bros.), paper box manufacturer, Standard building, Union, house 253 Acushnet av. Coffin Frederick C., laborer, boards 28 Allen
Coffin George C., at Fisher's bakery, 212 Purchase, house 42 Foster
Coffin George G., traveling agent, house 70 County
Coffin George T., machinist, boards 69 Elm
Coffin Hiram B., millinery, 52 Purchase, h. 26 Sycamore
Coffin James H., clerk, 145 Union, boards 20 Allen
Coffin John G., engineer, house 413 Purchase
Coffin Phobe C., widow of Wm., house 253 Acushnet av. Coffin Prince H., clerk, 23 Centre, bds. 64 South Second Coffin Sarah B. Mrs., boards 69 Elm [Water Coffin Simeon R., laborer Hastings & Co., h. 271 South
Coffin Stephen P., cooper, house 28 Allen
Coffin Walter H., paper box maker, bds. 253 Acushnet av.
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Coffin Wm. B., frame engraver Charles Taber & Co., boards 100 Bedford
Coffin Wm. H., boarding stable, 18 School, and hack stand, 128 Union, house 17 South Second
Cogan Thomas, laborer, house 64 North
Cogay John R., waiter, boards 90 South Sixth
Cogay Tarlton, laborer, house 90 South Sixth
Coggeshall Ann Mrs .. house 169 County
Coggeshall Bradford H. (Howland & Coggeshall), cooper, rear 147 North Water, house 460 Acushnet avenne Coggeshall Chas. W., pump and block maker, head Mer- rill's wharf, house at Fairhaven
Coggeshall Chas. W. (Tobey & Coggeshall), stoves and tinware, 48 and 50 William, honse 43 Hillman
Coggeshall Edward, master mariner, house 163 County Coggeshall Henry W., house 62 William
Coggeshall James, house 38 Campbell
Coggeshall John A., teamster, honse 232 South Water
Coggeshall Nelson, teamster, house 102 Ash
Coggeshall Priscilla S., widow of Josiah, h. 232 So. Water Coggeshall Robert C. P., city land surveyor, office base- ment City Hall building, house 31 Bush
Coggeshall Ruth R., widow of Richard H., house 69 Elm
Coggeshall Samuel B., honse 110 South Sixth
Coggeshall Sarah M., widow of James, h. 79 So. Second
Coggeshall Thomas, postmaster, post-office, No. Second, corner William, house 31 Bush
Coggeshall Wm. P., teamster, honse Mt. Pleasant, near Mt. Vernon
Cogy Anna, widow of Benjamin, honse 159 Mill
Colbert William, weaver, house 249 South First
Colby Philip E., clerk Acushnet Coffee and Spice Mills, house 37 Hill, corner Mill
Colby Susan A. Miss, house 175 Union
Cole Benjamin, machinist, house 88 Washington
Cole Charles, mariner, house 157 Elm
Cole, Emily, widow, house Acnshnet avenue
Cole George F., manufacturing agent, carriage dealer, 278 Acushnet avenue, house 84 Fourth
Cole Harrison G. O. Mrs., house 84 Fourth
Cole Henry W., laborer Geo. Delano & Co.
Cole Theodore W., marble-worker, William, corner Beth- el, house 56 Hillman
Cole William, jr., clerk, 169 Purchase, bds. 87 Kempton Coleman Betsey R. Mrs., dressmaker, house 35 Seventh Coleman George, fisherman, house 105 North Water Coleman Robert, carpet cleaner, house Market square Coles Samuel, man-servant, 85 Bush, house Baldwin, near Bedford [147 State
Collamore Edwin J., engineer N. B. Water Works, house
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Collingwood Elanor, widow of William, house Cypress, near Syeamore
Collins Albert B., lawyer, 42 No. Water, h. at Fairhaven
Collins Barnabas, farmer, honse Ashland, near Linden
Collins Engene E., house 21 Park
Collins George, laborer, boards 7 Griffin
Collins George A., spinner, house 68 Prospect
Collins Hugh, laborer, honse 7 Griffin
Collins Jeremiah, laborer N. B. Copper works, house Wall, next Acushnet avenue
Collins John, laborer Wamsntta mills, honse 10 Wall
Collins John, weaver, boards 31 Austin
Collins Mary, widow, house 31 Austin
Collins Michael, laborer, house 186 Pleasant
Collins Nelson (Collins & Bowie), pattern-maker, 90 South Water, boards 242 Acushnet avenue
Collins Otis K., wheelwright, rear 551 Acushnet avenue, house 33 Syeamore
, Collins Quinton F. (Quinton F. Collins & Co.), blank book mnfr., 34 North Second, house 82 Elm
COLLINS QUINTON F. & CO. (Quinton F. Collins and Josiah S. Tappan), book-binders and blank book mnfrs., 34 North Second
Collins Timothy, laborer, house 22 Walnut
Collins Walter H., boards 111 Middle
Collins William, eard grinder, boards 283 South Second COLLINS & BOWIE (Nelson Collins and Edwin R. Bowie ), pattern makers and water wheel manu- facturers, 90 South Water Colombe Ambrose, laborer, honse 710 Purchase
Colombe Hermingle, carpenter, house 8 Hampton court Colombe John, carder, house 7 North Front
Colombe Julian, laborer, house 710 Purchase Colson Elizabeth Mrs., honse 121 Sycamore
Colwell John J. (Wm. F. Tirrell & Co.), carriagesmith, 332 Purchase, honse 22 Emerson Colwell Reliance, widow of John J., h. r. 142 Kempton Colwell Zachariah, mariner, house Swamp, near Cedar Coly Charles S., saloon, 80 Union, boards do. Colyar Edward B., mariner, boards 169 Pleasant, Colyar Geo. S., weaver, house 108 South Front Colyar Henry, painter, house Colyar's lane
Colyar Henry, jr., gardener, house 2 Babbitt Colyar Sylvester A., rope maker, house 169 Pleasant Comey Charles M., shipsmith, honse 37 Foster COMMERCIAL MUTUAL MARINE IN- SURANCE CO., 37 North Water Commerford Annie R. Miss, teacher Middle street school, boards 232 County
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Commerford Catherine Miss, teacher Middle street gram- mar school, boards 232 County
Commerford Eleanor Miss, teacher Kempton st. school, house 232 County
Commerford Mary Miss, music teacher, bds. 232 County Comroy James O., hair-dresser, house 155 Elm
Comroy Martha C. Mrs., house 155 Elm
Comstock Thomas W., police, house 40 Crapo
Conant George M., cutter J. & W. R. Wing & Co., house 9 Arch
Congdon James B., clerk Water board and treasurer N. B. Gas Light Co., office City hall building, house 118 County
Congdon Sarah Miss, house 29 Seventh, corner School
Congdon William, sail maker, house 135 Kempton
Congdon Wm. W., clerk 170 County, bds. 135 Kempton
Conklin Abram, laborer, house 208 Middle
Conklin Michael, currier, house 95 First
Conley Richard, rope maker, boards 165 Kempton
Conn David, laborer, house Rock
Conn John, laborer, boards David Conn's, Rock
Connell John, laborer, boards 7 Willis
Connell William, laborer, house 7 Willis
Connelly James, boards 11 Logan
Connelly James, mule-spinner, house 294 County
Connelly John W., cigar maker, boards 117 No. Water
Connelly Joseph A., laborer, house 117 North Water
Connelly Patrick, peddler, house 71 Cedar
Conniff John A., harness maker W. H. Willis, h. 25 Arch
Connolly Joseph F., photographer, 60 Purchase, boards 117 North Water
Connors John, laborer, house 7 Willis
Connors - -, house 10 Fulton court
Connos John, weaver, boards 283 South Second
Connos William, weaver, boards 283 South Second
Considine Michael, laborer, house Davis, n. Acushnet av. Conway James S., teamster Mount Washington Glass Co., honse Fourth, corner Wing
Conway John, clerk billiard room Parker House, boards 22012 County
Conway Michael, driver hose carriage S. F. E. No. 2, house 8 Walnut [off Purchase
Conway Michael, weaver, house roar 41 Merrimac, east Conway Richard, carpenter, house 220% County
Cook Alexander G., mason, house Tremont, near Arnold Cook Charles A., currier Job Wade, Wall, h. 217 County Cook Charles E. (Wordell & Cook), house at Dartmouth Cook Clarence A., bookkeeper (Boston ), house 33 Bush Cook Cornelia Miss, house 1 Morgan
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Cook David, groceries and dry goods, 404 Purchase, h. do.
Cook Emma L. Mrs., house 10 Morgan
Cook Evie M. Miss, dressmaker, house 3 Waverly
Cook Henry C., bread store, 115 Kempton, h. 10 Morgan Cook Horatio B., carpenter N. B. R. R., house 3 Greene Cook H. B., millinery, 144 Union, house 3 Greene
Cook James, laborer, house 114 Cedar
Cook John, operative, house 2 Fulton court
Cook John F. (J. S. Cook & Son), 14 Fourth, house 125 Grinnell
Cook John H., clerk, 214 County, house 58 Sycamore
Cook John S. (John S. Cook & Son), 8, 10, 12 and 14 Fourth, house 133 Washington
Cook John S. & Son (John S. and John F. Cook), livery and boarding stable, 8, 10, 12 and 14 Fourth
Cook Lydia W., widow of Jabez, house 217 County
Cook Margaret Mrs., house 166 Kempton
Cook Philip B., mason, house 5 Rockdale avenue
Cook Philip H., mariner, house Rockdale avenue
Cook Richard H., pressman Thayer & Judd, h. 76 Cedar Cook Robert, baker, house 73 Dartmouth
COOK SAMUEL H., secretary Ocean Mutual In- surance Co., and insurance agent, 37 North Water, house Bush, between County and Orchard
Cook Silas, cooper, house 388 Purchase
Cook Stephen, boards 166 Kempton
Cook Thomas, house 1 Morgan
Cook Thomas W. (Thomas W. Cook & Co.), paint manu - facturer, School, corner Front, house 155 William
Cook Thomas W. & Co. (Thomas W. Cook), paint, color and varnish manufacturers, School, corner Front
Cook Timothy D., builder and real estate agent, 20 North Water, house 22 Bush
Cook Timothy D., jr., clerk, 6 Union, house 98 Elm
Cook Westley, laborer, house 20 Wing
Cook William Mrs., house 33 Bush, corner Fourth
Cook Wm. H. (Wm. H. Cook & Co.), junk dealer, 9, 11 and 15 North Front, house 57 Kempton
COOK WM. H. & CO. (Wm. H. Cook and James Mackie), junk dealers, 9, 11 and 15 North Front
Cooke H. B. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 144 Union, house 3 Greene [Fourth
Cooke Robert, baker, 173 Union, house Potomska, corner Cooley Henry E., silver plater, boards 107 Elm
Coombs Asa, shipwright, house 42 Smith Coombs Benjamin D., farmer, house Plainville Coombs Benjamin F. Mrs., house 75 Fourth
Coombs Charles B., house 75 Fourth
Coombs George C., reporter Mercury, boards 75 Fourth
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Coombs William, laborer, boards 101 North Water Coon George H., oil presser, house 116 Fourth Cooper Betsey, house 5 High
Cooper Frances, widow of Thomas, house 157 Elm Cooper George, needle manufacturer, house 157 Purchase Cooper Henry, weaver, house 11 Rivet
Cooper Lucy A. Mrs., house rear 163 Kempton
Cooper Lureny, widow of Thomas, house 76 First
Cooper Patrick, hostler W. H. Coffin, 18 School, corner First, house Coffin, corner First
Cooper Thomas, laborer, boards 5 High
Cooper Watson, laborer, house 209 Middle
Cooper Wm. H., clerk, 32 School, corner South Second, boards Patrick Cooper's, Coffin, corner First
Corcia Rosa Mrs., house 81% Griffin
Corey Ada F. Miss, dressmaker, house 84 Elm
Corey Adaline FI., widow of Charles W., house 84 Elm
Corey Amy W. Miss, dressmaker, boards 84 Elm
Corey Charles S., packer, boards 84 Elm
Corey John, police, house 20 Crapo
Corey John A., baker, boards 56 Mill
Corey Julia Ann, widow, house 50 Mill
Corey Michael, laborer, house 56 Mill #
Corey Orlando, clerk, 42 Purchase, house 20 Crapo Corey, see also Cory
Corish James, currier, house 225 Middle
Corish John, foreman N. B. Tannery, house 99 Smith Cornelia James, laborer, house 51 First
Cornell Abbie, widow of Randall, house 48 Sycamore
Cornell Amos, carriage maker, house 57 School
Cornell Charles F., sexton Oak Grove cemetery, h. do. -
Cornell Charles R., foreman Robert S. Cornell, 135 Grin- nell, house 116 South Sixth
Cornell Eliza Mrs., house 45 Foster
Cornell Eliza A., widow of William, h. 231 So. Second
Cornell Eugene H., passepartout maker, house 61 Spruce Cornell George A., engineer O. C. R. R., h. 484 Purchase Cornell John M., laborer, house 1 Potter
Cornell John W., master mariner, house 44 North
CORNELL JOSEPH H., president and treasurer Gosnold mills, 198 North Third, house Acushnet av- enue, Grove place
Cornell Joseph W., house 1 Ashland
Cornell Pardon, butcher, h. Watson, n. Smith's mills road Cornell Phebe, widow, house 3 Durfee
Cornell Robert S., livery and boarding stable, 135 Grin- nell, hext Washington square, house 116 So. Sixth Cornell William G., trader, house 233 County
Cornell William L., mariner, house 162 North Ash
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Corniff John, harness maker, house 21 Arch Cornish Aaron, physician and surgeon, 3 Pleasant, h. do. Cornish Israel C., deputy chief of police, Central station, 3 South Second, house 1 Rockland
Cornish Ivory S., agent Ætna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, 41 William, house 81 Maxfield
Cornish Susan B. Miss, teacher High school, h. 112 Middle Cornwell Ada B., widow of Edward L., h. 87 County Corsia Rosa Mrs., house 8} Griffin
Corson Charles M., teamster, house 51 Middle Corson Temple S., coal, Front, c. Middle, h. 18 Bethel Cory Abby, widow, h. Mt. Pleasant, near Nash road Cory Andrew T., butcher, boards 12 Rockdale avenue Cory Clarissa G., widow of Alonzo L., house 78 So. Sixth Cory Daniel, ship-carpenter, house 85 North Second Cory Daniel W., clerk M. T. D. & M. Co., 20 Bedford, corner Fourth, house 38 Bedford
Cory Everett N., painter, house 12 Rockdale avenue Cory Frederick A., farmer, h. Mt. Pleasant, n. Nash road
Cory George A., carpenter, house Rockdale avenue, near Kempton
Cory George G., mariner, house 6 Rockdale avenue
Cory Isaac C., farmer and carriage maker, house 12 Rockdale avenue
Cory Lucilla, dressmaker, 75 Middle, house do.
Cory Philip H., clerk, 55 Union, house 56 North
Cory Seabury, clerk Swift & Allen, boards 28 High
Cory William T., printer, boards 56 Mill
Cory, see also Corey
Corzilius Fred (F. Corzilius & Co.), bds. Parker House
Corzilius Fred & Co. (Fred Corzilius and Chas. H. Ellis), ice-cream, etc., 63 Purchase
Cosgrove Ann, widow, boards 54 Hazard
Costa Joseph, house 106 South Water
Costa Manuel E., mariner, house 62 Grinnell
Costello Edward, weaver, house rear 8 Campbell
Costello Marcellus, hair-dresser, 7 Liberty Hall building, house 178 North [Merrimac
Costello Miles, weaver, boards Michael Conway's, rear 41 Cota Charles C. (Cota & Smith), grocer, 56 Cedar, house 19 Morgan
Cota Mrs., widow, house rear Wamsatta mills
Cota & Smith (Charles C. Cota and Joseph C. Smith), grocers, 56 Cedar
Cotter Eliza, widow, house 620 Acushnet avenue
Cotter John, heater Gosnold mills, h. 686 Acushnet av. Cotter William F., gardener Mrs. Eliza A. Nye, Acushnet avenue, house Cedar grove, near Acushnet avenue Cotterlane Antone, mariner, house 185 South Water
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Cottle Freeman, engineer, house 148 Mill
Cottle Harriet B. Miss, trimmings and worsteds, 15 Pur- chase, house 86 Kempton
Cotton Louisa Mrs., house 5 Spruce Couch George, night watchman Potomska mills, opposite 269 South Water, house 7 Crapo [Crapo
Couch William H., confectionery, 25 Purchase, boards 14 Coughlin Dennis, coal-heaver, house foot of Merrimac Coughlin Jeremiah, laborer, boards 95 First
Coughlin John, at Wamsutta mills, h. 12 Hazard court Coughlin Michael, machinist, house 95 First
Couling Isham, grocer, 182 Kempton, house 67 Ash Covell Alexander H., clerk, 527 Purchase, bds. 39 Elm Covell Amy, widow of Halsey, house 169 Pleasant
Covell Benjamin B., fruit grower, house Acushnet avenue Covell Charles Mrs., house 172 Purchase
Covell Edward T., inventor, house 3 South Cottage
Covell Eliza, widow of Benj., house Acushnet avenue
Covell Frederick P. (Covell & Ashley), h. 172 Purchase Covell George, house 37 Campbell
Covell George A., jr., clerk D. A. Snell, h. 40 Sycamore
Covell Henry B., painter, house 1 Cheapside
Covell Jonathan, house 169 Acushnet avenue
Covell Lucy A., widow of George A., house 14 Pope
Covell Mary C., widow of Hiram, house 3 South Cottage
Covell & Ashley (Frederick P. Covell and Charles S. Ashley), provisions, 177 Purchase
Covill Alonzo E., foreman Parker House stable, h. 48 High
Covill Arthur S., laborer, house 2912 School
Covill David, glassmaker, h. 35 School, cor. So. Second
Covill David F., machinist Morse Twist Drill Co., house 94 Bedford
Covill Herbert E., carriage trimmer, boards 35 School
Covill Mercy Miss, nurse, house 42 North Second
Covill Orion, clerk 153 Purchase, boards 48 High
Covill Robert H., machinist, boards 35 School
Cowan Mary Mrs., house 73 Middle
Cowen Abram, mill operative, house 99 South Front Cowen Edward F. A., hack driver Andrew Dwelley, house 556 Purchase, corner Merrimac
Cowin Zenas, farmer, house Rockdale avenue
Cowing Clarence E., at N. B. Cordage Works, boards 9 Jenney
Cowing Thomas B., currier, house 64 North
Cowing Wm. H., stone-cutter, house 9 Jenney
Cowing William J., currier, boards 9 Jenney
Cowing William M., conductor O. C. R. R., house 135 Summer
Cox Charles, weaver, house 5 Ashley
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Cox James V., inspector Custom House, h. at Fairhaven Cox John, weaver, house 212 Austin Cox Richard, house 21% Austin
Cox Sarah C., widow of Wm. H., house 39 Kempton Cox William T., mariner, house 94 South Second Coxen Charles H., clerk 145 Union, house 81 Walden Coxen Clarissa, widow of George E., house 16 County Coyle Stephen, boards 77 Merrimac
Cozmore Thomas, calker, house Kempton, corner Reed Crabtree George, weaver Wamsutta mills, h. 7 Ashley Crabtree Joshua, weaver, house 849 Acushnet avenue Crabtree Rebecca, widow of Michael, honse 73 Dartmouth Craft James, police officer, house 216 Middle
Crafts Daniel L. Rev., pastor Middle street Christian church, house 44 Chestnut
Crafts Frank G. (Crafts & Allen), mattress makers, boards 73 Allen
Crafts Reuben, carpenter, house 73 Allen
Crafts Sarah F. Mrs., dressmaker, house 73 Allen
CRAFTS & ALLEN (Frank G. Crafts and Charles G. Allen ), upholsterers, 160 Union
Cragen Charles H., rigger, house 57 Hill
Craig John, boards Thomas Craig's, Chancery
Craig Thomas, ropemaker, h. Chancery, n. West Middle Craigie Andrew, brass founder, 103 North Water, house 51 Fourth [Acushnet av.
Craigie Andrew T., clerk Atlantic wharf, boards 257 Craigie Lizzie W. Miss, music teacher, house 51 Fourth
Crandell Susanna A., widow, house at William J. Bow- en's, French avenue
Crane Charles, tinsmith, house Acushnet avenue
Crane George J., watchmaker, h. 510 Acushnet avenue Crane John Q. A., farmer O. G. Brownell, Mt. Pleasant Cranston James M., boat builder, Fish Island, house 155 Pleasant [South Fourth
Cranston John, boat builder (Tiverton, R. I.), honse 149 Cranston Lydia J. Miss, teacher High school, h. 73 North Cranston Orville W., carpet upholsterer, 13 Purchase, upstairs, house 82 Chestnut
Cranston Sarah H. Miss, teacher Bush street primary school, house 73 North
Crapo Charles W., teamster, house 90 Acushnet avenue Crapo Charles W. Mrs., house Crapo lane, from Dart- mouth, at Dartmouth line
Crapo, Clifford & Clifford (William W. Crapo, Charles WV. & Walter Clifford ), lawyers, 35 North Water Crapo Emma, widow of Henry D., house 10 Bethel Crapo George G., farmer, house Plainville
Crapo George H., master mariner, house 93 Smith
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Crapo George L., carver, house 392 Acushnet avenue Crapo George M., frame maker, boards Acushnet avenue, corner Dover
Crapo Jeremiah, rigger, house 94 State
Crapo Peter, house 206 South Second
Crapo Rebecca G. Mrs., seamstress, boards 52 Fifth
Crapo Reuben, teamster, house 6 Walnut
Crapo Robert C., telegraph operator, house Belleville road, near Acushnet river
Crapo Square G., boards Jenney, near Kempton CRAPO WILLIAM W., president Mechanics Na- tional Bank, and (Crapo, Clifford & Clifford), lawyer, 35 North Water, house 7 Orchard
Craw Henry F., painter, boards 67 Pleasant
Craw Henry T., master mariner, house 67 Pleasant
Crawford Robert H., gardener, 38 South Sixth, bds. do.
Crawn Michael, mule-spinner, house Blackmore, near South Water
Crear Robert G., painter, 35 Union, house do.
Creary Margaret, widow, house 26 South Second
Crins Clara Mrs., house 16 Mill
Cripps George, carpenter, house shoe factory, Durfee
Croacher Daniel B., cooper, house 27 Sherman
Croacher Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, house 25 Sherman Croacher Rodolphus J. (Ellis & Croacher), cooper, 97 First, house 115 Fifth
Croacher Thomas W., doors, sashes and blinds, Leonard's wharf, house 121 Fifth
Crocker Franklin T., clerk, 236 County, boards do.
Crocker George O., merchant, 7 Commercial wharf, house 148 William
Crompton John, weaver, house Potter, near Shawmut av. Cronan Daniel, pressman E. S. Perry, house 127 Cedar Crone Joseph, laborer Wamsutta mills, h. 13 Austin ct. Cronin Cornelius, laborer, house 1 Harrison
Cronin Joseph A., harness maker, 54 Elm, bds. 6 Foster Cronin Mary, widow, house 136 Sonth Water
Cronin William, harness maker, 54 Elm, house 64 Foster Crook M. Frank, operative, boards 1 Hickory
Crook William H. (Brown & Co.), ship-carpenter, house 73 First
Crooker Charles A., master mariner, house 218 Purchase Crosby George, laborer, house 179 State
Crosby Thomas S., carpenter, house 7 Jenney Crosby William T., laborer, boards 7 Jenney Cross David, carder, h. Sawyer, corner Bowditch
Cross Hannah R., widow of John, house 231 So. Second Cross Thomas, weaver, house Linden court
Cross Wm. O., carpenter, house 12 Sears court
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Crossman Robert H. (Hayden & Crossman), stoves, tin ware, etc., 185 Acushnet av., boards 92 Elm
Crouch Thomas, hair-dresser, 144 Purchase, bds. Ash, cor- ner Kempton
Crow George, spinner, h. 41 Merrimac, east of Purchase Crowell Brittanise Mrs., house 38 Foster
Crowell Charles F., mariner, boards 209 South Water
Crowell Elizabeth F., widow of Amos, dressmaker, house 67 Mill
Crowell Eunice, widow of Peleg, house 209 South Water Crowell Isaac S., cooper, house 209 South Water
Crowell James A., master mariner, house 198 Summer Crowell Leonard, mariner, house 84 Kempton
Crowell Lizzie N. Miss, music teacher, h. 21 South Sixth Crowell Samuel, ship-carpenter, house 63 Foster
Crowell Stephen, bookkeeper, house 21 South Sixth Crowell Tabitha Miss, house 84 Kempton Crowell Theodore P., sailmaker, house 38 Foster Crowley Daniel, laborer, house 111 Cedar
Crowley Dennis, laborer, house 93 North Water
Crowley Elizabeth, widow, house 527 Acushnet avenue
Crowley Jeremiah C., dyer, 41 William, b. 93 No. Water Crowley John, baker, 173 Union, house 244 North Water Crowley John, teamster, house 128 South First
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