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Jellison, David B 18| C 19 I Joseph W. ... 15| C |2 Me Cav Nathaniel B 24 M 3 Cav
20 July 4/30 Nov 25 Feb 2 27 Feb 28 Aug 1 25 Jan
3 Sept |2|25 Mar
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ROWLEY MEN WHO SURVIVED THE WAR-CONTINUED.
NAMES.
Age
Co ...
Branch of service.
1
Mustered
REMARKS.
in.
out.
Kneeland, Hiram ......
21 |H|32 I
11 Aug (2|29 June |5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
John, Jr .... 21 L 1 HA
20 Feb
2 10 Feb
5 Disability.
Josiah M ..
36 C 2I
25 May
1 14 July
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Levi ...
18|B 59 I
5 Jan
4 30 July
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Littlefield, Moses R .. 37|C |19 I
28 Aug
1 30 June
5 X; d 31 Jan. '66.
Manuel, Mark.
Millett, Edward.
41 D
48 I
24 Sept
2 3 Sept
3 Expiration of term of enlistment.
George D
17 D
48 I
24 Sept
2 3 Sept
3 X ; d 12 Oct. '69.
George W
38 25 Unat I
9 Dec
4 29 June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
John P.
25
25 Unat I
9 Dec
4 29 June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Morrill, Edward W .. 34 C
28 Aug
2 20 Mar
3 Disability.
Morrison, John P .. 19
Band 17I
24 Aug
1 30 Aug
2 Order department ; d 15 Mar. '70.
Nelson, Aubrey C ..
20
A1BHA
25 Feb
2 3 Sept
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Benjamin S .. 18
5 Aug
4 30 June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
David O
43 K 40 I
3 Sept
2 16 June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
David O., Jr .. 18 K 40 I
4 Jan 4 20 Jan
6 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Newell, Frank.
22 15 B Lt A
17 Feb 3 1 Feb
4 | Deserted.
O'Neal John.
23
15 B Lt A
11 Dec
2 24 Dec
2 Deserted.
Parker, Edward.
27 C 19 I
28 Aug
1 8 Dec
5 Disability.
Pickard, Greenleaf A.
18
D 48 I
24 Sept
2 18 Sept
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Poole, George W.
23 K
40 I
3 Sept
2 16 June 1|21 Jan
3 Resigned.
Reed, David A
17 K 40 I
3 Sept 2 16 June
Philip ..
39| K |40 I
3 Sept 2 16 June
6 X ; d 1 Sept. '74.
Ricker, Robert D.
36| K|40 I
3 Sept |2/16 June |5|Expiration of term of enlistment.
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5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Prime, Samuel S.
32|C 19I
28 Aug
Expiration of term of enlistment.
0
17 Unat I
d.
Riggs, Charles A
19: K 40 I
3 Sept 2 16 June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Risk, Robert B ...
23
:14 B Lt A
27 Feb 4 15 June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Thomas H.
.21 A 1 BHA
17 Nov 3 20 Oct 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
9 May 3 20 Oct 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
d.
Rogers, Charles W ... 23 A 1 B HA Sewell.
Saunders, David H ... 22 H 2 I 25 May 1 28 May 4 Expiration of term of enlistment. 28 Aug 1 28 April 4|Disability.
Edward D 27|C 19 1 Moses S .... 21 |K 40 I
3 Sept 2 16 June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Spiller, Alonzo M ..... 28 K 40 I William H. H 18 17 Unat I
5 Aug 4 24 June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment. 13 Mar 5
Spright, Noah .. 22 1 NCA
18 Feb 2
21 Aug 3 29 June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
24 Sept 2 3 Sept 3 Expiration of term of enlistment.
4 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Todd, Calvin L. 15|F 3HA
16 Sept 3|18 Sept
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Charles R. 19 D 48 I
24 Sept 2 3 Sept
3 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Joseph Scott .. 33
C 19 I
28 Aug 1 3 Sept
3 Expiration of term of enlistment. 25 May 1| 3 Sept 3 X ; d 10 Dec. '67.
Welch, Edward .. 19|C 32 I
19 Aug 3 22 May 5 Order department.
Whittier, Lyman. 21 B1BHA
11 Oct 2.29 June
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Williams, Caleb. 35 1 NCA
13 Mar 5
Wilson, Lowell G 36 L1HA
20 Feb
.2 20 Feb
5|Expiration of term of enlistment. d.
Eben L ..
Worthley, Arthur G. 40 K 40 I
3 Sept 2 12 July 5
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Thomas M ..... 21
F 2I
18 Feb 5.24 June Expiration of term of enlistment.
Daniel S ... 17| F 1 BHA
24 Sept 2 30 Aug
Thede, William. 21 G |32 I
Titcomb, Calvin R .. 23 D 48 I
John F .. 34 D 48 I
3 Sept 2 16. June 5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Ternan, James. 29 A1 BHA
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99
HAMILTON MEN WHO SURVIVED THE WAR.
NAMES.
Age
Co ..
Branch of service.
Mustered
REMARKS.
Andrews, Aug. H ...... 18| B |50 I
15 Sept |4|24 Aug |3|Expiration of term of enlistment.
Appleton, Nathaniel. 19
2 Unat I
16 Nov
4 7 July
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Tris., 2d ... 23
2 Unat I
16 Nov
4
7 July
5 Expiration of term of enlistment. Promoted to H. A. Feb. '63.
Zeno A. ...
42 E 47 I
22 Sept
2
Barker, George W.
37 L
14 I
26 Feb
1
21 Mar
3 Disability.
Barry, Francis.
28
6 Lt A
16 Dec
1 2 Dec
2 Disability.
Bowen, George W.
44 B 50 I
15 Sept
2|24 Aug
3 Disability
Brewer, Henry P.
25 B 50 I
15 Sept
7 July
John ...
37 D
14 I
5 July
1 9 June
Brown, Francis W ... 28 F 2I Isaac W ..
19 H 31 I
11 Dec
Conant, Joseph C.
27
F 2I
Clark, Michael ...
G 23 I
Crowell, Andrew J ...
K 38 I
20 Aug
2
Davy, Manning C.
Dodge, Allen W ..
25 B 50 I
15 Sept
2 24 Aug
3 Expiration of term of enlistment. 2 Disability. [U. S. S. Minnesota.
Known in service as Charles Wood; on
John T ...
26 | A|
23 I
10 Oct
1 13 Oct
Joseph W.
37 F 23 I
3 Jan
4 25 June
Flagg, Cassius M.
18 G 17 I
22 July
1 3 Aug
Richard ....
24 G 17 I
22 July 1 9 Feb
Goodhue, Ralph.
19
16 UnatHA
2 Aug
4
Groten, Samuel A ..
22 A 1HA
5 July |1|19 Sept |4| Disability.
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Enlisted for three years.
Alphonzo M .. 21 B 50 I Charles A.
1
15 Sept
2 13 Dec
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Expiration of term of enlistment.
22 May
1 23 May
4 Expiration of term of enlistment.
22 May
1 17 Nov
1 23 Feb 5 Expiration of term of enlistment. 5| Disability.
4 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Foss, Nathaniel H.
5 Expiration of term of enlistment. Enlisted for three years. Expiration of term of enlistment.
3 Disability.
in. -
out.
Gowin, James E ...... 22| K|40 I K 38 I
Hargrove, Richard ..
Hawkins, Charles F. 18
2 Unat I
Henderson, Chas. H.
K|40 I
Henshaw, George H.
K|38 I
Hill, Edward.
25
HA
Hood, Hiram D .. 39 B 50 I K 40 I
15 Sept
3 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Hutchinson, Levi C ..
3 Sept
Johnson, Abbott .....
37 2 Unat I
16 Nov
Jowder, Peter H ... ·
35 H 24 I
8 Nov
1 30 Oct
2
Knowlton, Ira P .... . .
42| K 38 I
20 Aug
John H ... 16
2 Unat I
10 Nov
Lane, Edward C .....
20|B |50 I
8 Oct
2 8 July
Mamming, Thomas. 35 C 2 I
25 May
1 |17 Nov
Mathews, OsmondW 22 K 40 I
20 Dec
Mordough, John C ... 18 B 50 I
Morris, David.
19 H 24 I
9 Oct
1 20 Jan
Reuben
25| B |50 I
15 Sept
Oliver, Josiah .. 29|D 14 I
5 July 8 Oct
Parkhurst, George H 16 B 50 I
Patch, James W
29 B 50 I
Porter, Charles.
17 E 11 I
19 Dec
Quimby, Moses P K 40 I
Riggs, Livermore D .. 27
2 Unat I
Riva, Charles E ..
22 E 12 I
Rowe, George
21
Saunders, Nath'1 W .. 20 I 14 I Oliver H ... 19|F |23 I
5 July
1 6 May 4 tr to V. R. C. 21 Dec. '63. 19 Oct |1|25 June |5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
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tr to V. R. C. 15 Mar. '65.
3 Sept |2 20 Aug 16 Nov
2 4 7 July
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
3 Sept 20 Aug 1 18 July 4 2 24 Aug 2 4 7 July
5 Expiration of term of enlistment. 4 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Joyce, Michael ..
E 48 I
13 Oct
2 tr to V. R. C. 12 Dec. '63.
5 Expiration of term of enlistment. 3 Expiration of term of enlistment. 5 Expiration of term of enlistment. 3 Resigned.
3 Expiration of term of enlistment. 6 Expiration of term of enlistment.
2 24 Aug 3 Expiration of term of enlistment. 1 8 July 2|24 Aug 4 Expiration of term of enlistment. 3 Expiration of term of enlistment. 3 Expiration of term of enlistment. 2 24 Aug 1 19 Dec 4 Quota for Salem.
4 7 July
16 Nov 26 June 1 8 Feb
5 Expiration of term of enlistment. 4 tr to V. R.C. 24 Nov. '63. [Ipswich Re-en. 16 Nov. '64 for 1 yr. See under
·
15 Sept
4 7 July
2 27 May 2 24 Aug
15 Sept
HAMILTON MEN WHO SURVIVED THE WAR-CONTINUED.
NAMES.
Age
Branch of service.
Mustered
REMARKS.
Short, Owen ...
F |40 I
3 Sept |2
Smith, George.
25
2 Unat I
16 Nov 4
7 July |5|X ; see under Ipswich.
Thompson, Ivory W 21|F 23 I
19 Oct
1 13 Oct
4 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Trow, Daniel. 34
2 Unat I
16 Nov 4 7 July
5 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Trussell, Arthur B .... 18|B |50 I
15 Sept 2 24 Aux
3 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Tuxbury, John M ...
22
16 UnatHA 24 Aug
4 17 June
5
Van Palen, Alex
K|38 I
20 Aug |2
Wallis, David B.
19 F |23 I
19 Oct |1|13 Oct
4| Expiration of term of enlistment.
Weeks, John.
47 B |50 I
15 Sept
2 24 Aug
3 Expiration of term of enlistment.
3 Expiration of term of enlistment.
Whipple, Alonzo L ... 26 A |44 I Sam. A. F. 24 A 44 I
12 Sept
2 18 June
3 Expiration of term of enlistment. For three years.
Wilkins, Moses D .....
24 Aug
4
Woodbury, John L ... 19|B |50 I
15 Sept 2 24 Aug 3 Expiration of term of enlistment.
SUMMARY OF THE FOREGOING TABLE.
Ipswich men who died during the war. 54
385
1
Omitted from Ipswich table Geo. A. Andrews and Jos. Buxton
2
Rowley men who died during the war .. 17
119
Hamilton men who died during the war
9
Hamilton men who survived the war ...
67
Totals 80
573-653
102
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Co ..
in. -
out.
Ipswich men who survived the war ....
Rowley men who survived the war ..
12 Sept 2 18 June
103
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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CORSETS, SKIRTS, BUS- TLES, UNDERWEAR,
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JEWELRY,
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SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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M. V. B. PERLEY,
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Compiler and Publisher of the PERLEY FAMILY GENEALOGY. Illustrated, 8vo, pp. 400. Nearly ready for the press. To be published by subscription, or in parts.
Has for sale twenty school desks, the "New Fearless"; double, noiseless, good as new, which cost $4.00 each, and can be bought for $30 the lot.
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IPSWICH, MASS,
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THE MANUAL.
The town had 137 volunteers in the service 20 July 1862. At the close of the war the town had furnished 375 soldiers (her full quota upon every call), and was credited with a sur- plus of thirty-three. There were fifteen commissioned officers.
When the cruel war was over, in 1869, the town selected a conspicuous and central location, and in 1871 erected upon the rock-ribbed earth, at a cost of $2800, a sightly granite memorial, "a single shaft, simple and plain," in commemora- tion of her patriot dead. The front panel, which faces the north, is inscribed :
ERECTED
BY THE TOWN OF IPSWICH IN MEMORY OF HER BRAVE AND LAMENTED SONS WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES TO
THEIR COUNTRY IN THE WAR FOR UNION AND LIBERTY. 1861-1865.
The other panels record their names. On the plinth in front is the year of erection, "1871"; on the west, "Their Deeds We Cherish"; on the south, "Our Patriot Dead"; on the east, "Their Record Our Union."
It is worthy of remark in this connection that Ipswich Linebrook, a farming community of thirty-seven families at that time, furnished nineteen soldiers who were natives: E. P. Averill, L. C. Brown, A. T. Conant, C. W. Conant, G. W. Conant, C. Foster, E. K. Foster, R. R. Foster, S. L. Fos- ter, S. P. Foster, T. E. Foster, W. C. Foster, L. Howe, W. P. Howe, C. C. Lavalette, P. C. Lavalette, P. N. Lavalette, C. A. Mooar and D. M. Pingree; and seven who had been long- time residents : D. H. Andrews, Hiram Guilford, A. J. Phillips, A. H. Spiller, J. S. Spiller, R. P. Spiller and T. C. Taylor.
Let it not be forgotten that "Mr. Augustine Heard of this town, in conjunction with his nephews, Mr. John Heard, Mr. Augustine Heard, Jr., Mr. Alfred F. Heard and Mr.George F. Heard, in June, 1863, placed in the hands of trustees $10,000, to be applied for the relief of such persons belonging to this town as may suffer from sickness or wounds incurred in the service of their country in the present civil war, and for the relief of such persons as may be deprived of sup- port by the loss of relatives engaged in the like service." The town took action the 15th, which is recorded on page 237 of the town records.
THE DIRECTORY.
SOME UNITED STATES OFFICERS,
Grover Cleveland, President; Benjamin Harrison, pres- ident-elect; Levi P. Morton, vice-president-elect ; William Cogswell, member of Congress for this district.
Edward P. Kimball, postmaster for this town; assistant postmaster, Walter E. Kimball; clerk, Charles R. Kimball.
Office hours : From 7.30 A. M. to 8 P. M. daily, Sundays excepted.
Mails close for Boston at 8, 11.45, 3.30, 5.45; Lynn and Salem, 11.45, 3.30; New York city and the South, 8, 11.45, 3.30; Wolfboro and North Conway, 12.15; Newburyport and the East, 8 and 3.30.
Mails arrive from Boston, 8.45, 1.45, 4.30, 7.15; Lynn and Salem, 8.45, 4.30; New York city and the South, 8.45, 4.30, 7.15; Wolfboro and North Conway, 12.15; Newbury- port and the East, 12.15, 4.30.
The following is a list of Ipswich postmasters with date of commission : James Foster, May 1775; Daniel Noyes, 16 February 1790; Joseph Lord, 25 November 1800; Isaac Smith, 1 July 1805; Nathan Jaques, 14 September 1807; Ammi Smith, 5 October 1818; James H. Kendall, 10 Aug- ust 1829; Stephen Coburn, 28 August 1832; John H. Varrell, 18 April 1861; Joseph L. Akerman, 20 July 1865; John H. Cogswell, 3 January 1868; Edward P. Kimball, 2 August 1886.
SOME STATE OFFICERS,
Governor, Oliver Ames of Easton.
Lieutenant-Governor, John Q. A. Brackett of Arlington. Secretary, Henry B. Peirce of Abington. Treasurer, George A. Marden of Lowell.
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THE DIRECTORY.
Senator, Benjamin F. Cook of Gloucester.
Representative, Simeon Dodge, Jr., of Wenham.
Councillor, Augustus Mudge of Danvers.
SOME COUNTY OFFICERS,
Commissioners .- Edward B. Bishop of Haverhill, term expires 1891; John W. Raymond (chairman) of Beverly, 1890; David W. Low of Gloucester, 1889.
Special commissioners. - Aaron Sawyer of Amesbury, term expires 1889; Ivory Emmons of Swampscott, 1889.
Clerk of Court of County Commissioners, Dean Peabody of Lynn. "Office, Salem, Mass.
Court of County Commissioners held fourth Tuesday in December at Salem, Ipswich or Newburyport, as the court may determine; second Tuesday in April at Ipswich; second Tuesday in July at Salem ; last Tuesday in August at Law- rence; second Tuesday in October at Newburyport.
County treasurer, E. Kendall Jenkins of Andover.
Register of deeds, Charles S. Osgood of Salem.
Judge of Probate and Insolvency, R. E. Harmon of Lynn.
Register of probate, Jere T. Mahoney.
Ipswich deputy sheriffs, Charles W. Morrill and Joseph Spiller.
Trial justice, Charles A. Sayward.
Officers of the house of correction .- Master, Charles W. Morrill; inside (turnkeys), John H. Blake and Edward I. Chapman ; steward and engineer, Nathaniel Shatswell; out- side, Walter F. Gould; matron, Carrie P. Trussell; night watchman, Joseph W. Willcomb; shop officer, James F. But- ler. The average number of prisoners per month from Octo- ber 1, 1887, to October 1, 1888, was 158.
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1888.
Clerk, Charles W. Bamford.
Selectmen, Luther Wait (chairman), Aaron Lord, Frederic Willcomh.
Treasurer, Jonathan Sargent.
School committee, (See Manual, page 53).
Engineers, fire department, Sylvester F. Canney (chief), Moses Spiller, George P. Smith, Nathan Archer, Lewis Brocklebank.
Forest fireward, Chief Engineer Canney.
Board of Health, Henry L. Ordway, Ernest E. Doble, M. D., J. C. Underhill.
Superintendent of burials. Philip E. Clark.
Constables, William H. Fall, William Lord.
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THE DIRECTORY.
Police, William Lord, William Fall.
Special police, Charles M. Perley, Charles Littlefield, Albert S. Garland, Alvin F. Elwell.
Truant officer, William H. Tozer.
Keeper of lockup, Alvin F. Elwell.
Superintendent of street lights, Tristram B. Fall.
Highway surveyors, with the number of their respective districts, J. C. Underhill, 1; William Goodhue, 2; Samuel P. Rutherford, 3; Joseph R. Wilson, 4; Fred A. Carter, 5; Wil- lard F. Kinsman, 6; E. Newton Brown, 7; A. Measures, 8; Frank R. Daniels, 9; John M. Caldwell, 10; J. Coggin Conant, 11; David T. Perley, 12; Charles M. Perley, 13; John Dono- van, 14; George E. Smith, 15; William H. Lavalette, 16; John M. Fall, 17.
Field drivers, W. L. Lord, A. P. Guilford, J. Gould, George Sargent, Nathaniel Burnham, Moses G. Lord, J. B. Scott, George P. Smith, Nathaniel R. Wait.
Pound keepers, J. M. Purinton, D. S. Perley, Charles M. Jordan.
Fence viewers, Henry L. Ordway, George A. Lord, J. C. Underhill.
Fish committee, John Perkins, James W. Bond, William A. Stackpole.
Surveyor of wood and bark, Robert Stone.
Surveyor of lumber, E. G. Hull.
Registrars of voters, J. Farley Kinsman, Thomas E. Con- don, Joseph F. Ross and the town clerk.
Appropriations : High school, $2300; common schools, $4400; school books, $600; repair of school houses, $500; town charges, $9200; highways, $5000, reduction of town debt $800; reservoir, $500.
Vote on license, Yes, 134; No, 144.
Miscellaneous .- Valuation of real estate, $1,696,040; of personal estate, $587,210 ; number of acres assessed, 15,290; total tax, $31,533.16; rate of taxation per thousand, $13; number of persons assessed, 1028; number assessed only poll tax, 383; number of polls, 925; number of houses 800, of horses, 537 ; of cows, 970 ; ofsheep, 74 ; of swine, 269 ; of neat cattle other than cows, 237.
STREET DIRECTORY.
Agawam av, from East, near wharves.
Beach, continuation of School to Castle Neck, over the canal,
This canal was begun by Thomas Clark and Reginal Foster, 22 December 1652, and was the first canal in this country.
Boardman, Foss's Corner, Prospect to Boardman's bridge over Labor-in-Vain creek .
This is doubtless a part o one of the first roads in the town. It seems to have passed in front of where Benjamin Fewkey' residence is, forded the river there, ascended Summer and Spring streets, passed the Bodwell pla: e on Farm road, and. as some think, ran through Kimball's Point, by the old Harris grist mill, and the Hammond place in Rowley, to Rowley and Newburyport.
Boxford, from 72 High, through Brookdale and Linebrook, to Topsfield line.
Brown, from Essex, at Candlewood school house, to Hamil- ton line.
Central, from Market sq to Gravel.
Choate's ct, from East by Choate's wood yard to Water.
Cogswell, from 66 East up the hill.
County, from Willcomb's sq, East, to Hamilton line.
This street in part, So Main. No Main and High formed a part of the old Ipswich turnpike, incorporated 1 March 1803. It extended from Nathaniel Batcheider's blacksmith shop, Beverly, to Newburyport.
Church, from the church in Linebrook to the Old-right road. Cross, formerly from Willcomb's sq to Green-a continuation of County. See County.
Diamond Stage, an ancient landing place at foot of New- march, probably the earliest wharfage in town.
Dodge's Corner, formed by High, East and No Main.
Dole's ct, off High beyond the R R.
East, from Dodge's Corner to Jeffries' Neck.
Elm, from So Main at Town House to County.
Essex, from County at Whittier to Essex line.
Estes, from Winter across Peatfield to River ct.
Farm road, from Locust to the town farm.
Fellows, from County to Brown.
Fruit, from Poplar to Prospect.
Gravel, from 64 High to Washington.
Green, from Meeting-house Green to Prospect.
Green's Point, a landing place for hay off Farm road. Warner, from Topsfield to Warner's bridge on Hamilton line. Warren, from No Main near Agawam House to Manning.
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IPSWICH STREET DIRECTORY.
Hammatt, from Central to Depot sq.
High, from Dodge's cor to Rowley line.
Highland av, from Spring up Town Hill.
Hovey, from East to Water.
Kimball's Point, an old landing place for hay on Rowley river. Kimball's Point road, from High, a continuation of Mile road to Kimball's Point.
Lakeman, from Fellows to Essex.
Linden, from 9 School to Maple.
Locust, from High near R R to Kimball's Point.
Loney's ct, off Warren.
Lowe, from School to Essex.
Manning, from 20 High to Central.
Manning's Neck, along Newmarch.
Maple, from 80 County to Linden.
Maple av, from Boxford to Gravel.
Market, from Market sq to Depot sq.
Market sq, formed by No Main, So Main and Market. Meeting-house Green, from Market sq to No Main. Mile road, from Boxford, Brookdale, to High. Mineral, from High to Washington.
Mount Pleasant, from Washington up Mt Pleasant.
Newbury, from old cemetery, Linebrook, to Rowley line and Rooty Plain.
This appears to be a part of the road laid out in 1717 from Newbury to Topsfield.
Newmarch, fm East over Manning's Neck to Diamond Stage. Nabby's Point, off Newmarch.
North Main, from Dodge's cor to Market sq.
Old-right road, from Boxford near the Dea Conant estate to the Topsfield line.
Payne, from Poplar to School.
Peatfield, from Topsfield to the river. .
Pine, from Boxford to Pine swamp, once called Pine Swamprd. Pleasant, from 62 Washington up Mt Pleasant.
Poplar, from County at the Church past Fruit upon a sig- moid or S curve, to "Old England."
Prospect, from 8 Poplar to Foss's cor and the river.
River Coast, from Estes to the river.
Sawyer from 51 East up the hill.
School, from County to Beach and Lowe.
Spring, off East from Willcomb's sq up the hill; called Brook st in 1638.
South Green, between County and So Main near So Church.
South Main, from Market sq to County opp Maple.
Summer, from No Main to Water on the river.
Topsfield, from Depot sq to Topsfield line.
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IPSWICH STREET DIRECTORY.
Turnpike, from Topsfield line through Linebrook toRowley line.
This is a part of the old Newburyport turnpike, incorporated 8 March 1803 and sold to the county. 10 May 1849, for $2200.
Union, from Market to Winter.
Wainwright, from Sawyer to Cogswell.
Walnut, from County over Brown's crossing to Hamilton line. Warren, from Topsfield to Warren's bridge on Hamilton line. . Washington, from Depot sq to Boxford.
Water, along the river from Green to East near Brown's wharf, laid out but not built all the way.
Wildes' ct, off Central.
Willcomb's sq, union of East, Spring and County.
Willow ct, off Topsfield at the big willow.
Winter, from Depot sq to Union.
Woodbury's ct, off High beyond R R.
Heard's brook, across Market between the shoeshops of Far- ley & Daniels and John A. Johnson.
Norton's brook, across County at Stackpole's soap factory. Saunders' brook, across Topsfield near the town.
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Abbreviations used - Av avenne. b boards. bik block. cor cor corner. com trav commercial traveler. e. court, emp emp oyer. h house. tab laborer. prop proprietor. , a load. su square. sr summer resident. " has an advertisement. After the name of a street the word "street" is omitted. The figures appended to names refer to the location of houses on the maps.
Abbott Alfred S, farm hand, Brown cor Essex-55. Joseph D, RR section-hand, h 46 High.
Abell Clark O, machinist, 32 So Main opp Elm.
Adams Mary P, wid Woodbridge, 25 Market. Sarah Miss, 25 Market.
Akerman Edward, blacksmith, h Central opp hotel. Mary M, County cor Green.
Amazeen Charles O, cigars, tobacco, fruit, etc., Wildes' old blk ; millinery and h Wildes' new blk, Central.
Anderson Hans, 75th year, Central opp Manning. John, dyer, High. Laura Miss, emp mill, b 41 So Main.
Nellie Miss, emp mill, b 41 So Main.
Andrews Charles O, coachman R. M. Appleton's, Appleton Farms-33.
Elmer L, band musician, b 28 Washington.
Gilman G, shoemaker, rear of 51 High.
John J, shoemaker, Topsfield rd cor Willow ct.
Joseph L, shoes (Farley & Daniels) h Elm c So Main. Vilinda D Mrs, Choate's ct.
Appleton Benjamin D, student, High, Ipswich Village-150. Daniel W, farmer, Fellows-40.
D Fuller, proprietor Appleton Farms, winter res- idence in New York city -- 35.
Daniel S, superintendent of town farm.
F R, s r, Appleton Farms-35. Harriet N, farming, High, Ipswich Village-150. Hattie L, High, Ipswich Village. Mehitable K, 85 years old, Fellows-40.
Randoph M, lawyer (N Y) s r Appleton Farms near school house-33.
Archer Joanna, wid Nathaniel, High beyond RR. Nathaniel, carpenter, Mineral, h High near RR. Susie, High beyond RR.
Archibald Charles, tailor, Market cor Union, h same. James, lath-layer, Market cor Union. Robert G, emp mill, h County near Norton's brook.
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Arthur Charles M, tin-plate worker (Salem) h 16 Mineral cor Central.
S Isabell Miss, teacher Cogswell school, h 16 Mineral cor Central.
Allighan James, emp mill h Winter cor Union.
Atherly Christopher, machinist (mill) h Estes. James, boarding-house, So Main near foot bridge. Atkinson Samuel D, wholesaler clams, County near Green. Walter S, fish market County, h Manningn Warren. Wesley B, fish market County, h Wainright.
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