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Lowell Kate M. Miss, teacher, Willard primary school, Lowell Percival, student, H. U. rooms 9 Linden Lowell William O. blacksmith, house 117 Windsor Lowery William J. machinist, house 129 Washington Lowery Woodbury, student, H. U. rooms 52 Brattle
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Lowney Dennis, glassmaker, house 47 Winter Lowney Morris, laborer, house 47 Winter Lowry George, glasscutter, house 89 Vine Lowry John, carpenter, house 41 Charles Lowry Joseph, silversmith, house Willow place Lowthorp F. C. jr. law student, rooms 60 Brattle Lucas Edward C. printer, house 12 Lincoln Lucey Thomas, laborer, house 199 Norfolk
Lucy Anthony, stereotyper (15 Water, B ), h. 8 Somerset Lucy Isabella Mrs. house 8 Somerset
Lucy Thomas H. policeman, house 49 Brookline Lucy Timothy, teamster, house 32 Harvard Luddy Peter, watchman, house 78 Harvard
Luddy Thomas J. brushmaker, house 214 Bridge Luddv Wm. J. machinist. house 214 Bridge Ludgate John, gardener, house 395 Broadway Ludgate Wm. B. porter, house 74 Windsor Ludwig John S. butter, etc.(5 F. Hall sq.B.),b 40 Prospect Lufkin Charles A. boards rear 81 Oxford
Lufkin Julia A. widow of David M. house rear 81 Oxford
Lufkin Russell, bookkeeper, boards 24 Farwell place
Lufkin Walter E, student, H. U. rooms 38 Matthews Hall Luke Elijah H. (E. H. Luke & Son), hay and grain, 75 Main, house 15 Maple avenue
Luke Eugene R. (E. H. Luke & Son), hay and grain. 75 Main, boards 15 Maple avenue [and grain, 75 Main Luke E. H. & Son (Elijah H. and Eugene R. Luke), hay Luke James jr. (Luke & Bent), coal and wood, 168 Main, house 30 Inman [State, B.), boards 30 Inman Luke Otis H. paying teller (Third National Bank, 66 Luke Walter J. clerk (145 Friend, B.), boards 15 Maple avenue
Luke Wm. H. carpenter, Clark. near Broadway, house do. Luke & Bent (James Luke jr. and Geo. H. Bent), coal and wood dealers, 168 Main
Luker John, melter, Shawmut Iron Works, house 53 Vine Lull Frederick A. (inspector Custom House, B.), house 45 Norfolk
Lull Herbert W. student, H. U rooms 12 Hollis Hall Lum Isaac E. confectioner, 165 Broadway, house do
Luna Christian P. hairdresser, 438 Main [Fourth Luna Joseph P. hairdresser, 165} Cambridge, boards 91 Lund Jerahmeel C. carpenter (150 Charlestown, B ), house Mt. Vernon [Lund's, Mt. Vernon
Lund S. Thompson, clerk (31 Brattle. B.), boards J. C. Lundgren Sven P. cabinet-maker, house rear 115 Harvard Lunitz Bernhard, engineer, house 106 Allston
Lunitz Gustave, pocketbook maker, house 6 Stinson
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Lunt Alfonzo M. printer (123 Washington, B.), h. 92 Otis Lunt Benj. F. gilder, house 20 Watson Lunt John M. printer, house 15 Second Lunt Moses, carpenter, house 15 Fairmont Lunt Richard H. bookkeeper, boards 102 Otis Lunt William H. mould maker, house 102 Otis Lusk Bridget Miss, house 11 Harrison avenue Lusk John, glassworker, house Warren, n. Cambridge Luther Joseph H. bookbinder, house Banks, cor. Crane Luther Thos. H. (Joy, Luther & Co.), carpenter, 3 River, house 10 Village
Luytz Bernard, house 106 Allston
Lydston Wm. H carpenter, house 138 Harvard Lyford J: Otis, salesman, 419 Main, bds. 465 Main
Lyford Thos. J. (Doane & Lyford), provisions, 419 Main, boards 465 Main
Lyman Frank, student, H. U. rooms 24 Holworthy Hall Lyman F. O. law student, rooms 17 College House
Lynagh Richard, furniture and cabinet-maker, 466 Cam- bridge, house at Boston
Lynan Wm. carriage painter, house 9 Fifth
Lynch Agnes R. widow of Thomas, house 220 Franklin Lynch Bridget, widow of Michael, h. r. 382 Cambridge Lynch Chas. H. freight agent. B. & A. R. R. (Cottage Farm), house 75 Pearl
Lynch Cornelius, laborer, house Warren, near Jefferson Lynch Daniel, bookbinder, house 11 Lopez
Lynch Daniel F. engraver. house 28 Hastings Lynch Edward, laborer, boards 28 Hastings Lynch Ellen, widow of Philip, house rear 13 Vine Lynch James, laborer, boards 209 Cambridge Lynch James, plasterer, house 39 Cowperthwait Lynch James F. cooper, boards 49 Gore Lynch James H. plasterer, boards 39 Cowperthwait
Lynch Jeremiah, gardener, house Antrim, near Broadway Lynch John, blacksmith, house 45 Spruce Lynch John, bricklayer, boards . School Lynch John, laborer, boards 15 East Lynch John, laborer, house 64 Brighton Lynch John, laborer, house Third, near Spring Lynch John, stonecutter, boards P. Neligan's, Portland
Lynch John B. bookbinder, boards 39 Cowperthwait Lynch John F. printer, boards 61 Pearl Lynch Julia, widow of Patrick, house 28 Hastings Lynch Julia, widow, house 15 Lambert Lynch Margaret, widow of Daniel, house 95 Kinnaird Lynch Mary Mrs. dressmaker, 209 Cambridge, house do. Lynch Mary, house 125} Spring
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Lynch Matthew, laborer, house 13 Railroad
Lynch Michael. dry-pressman, Riverside, h. 226 Franklin
Lynch Michael, laborer, house 35 Brookline Lynch Morris, carriage painter, boards 71 Brookline
Lynch Patrick, laborer, house rear 63 Gore
Lynch Patrick, laborer, boards 105 Kinnaird
Lynch Richard, laborer, house 105 Kinnaird
Lynch Richard, laborer, honse 61 Pearl
Lynch Thomas, laborer, house 6 Conlon's court
Lynch Thomas, laborer, Water Works, h. 227 Franklin
Lynch Thomas H. printer, boards 5 Rockwell
Lynch William, blacksmith, boards 16 Webster ave.
Lynde Samuel A. student, H. U. rooms 391 Harvard
Lynes Edward G. real estate (134 Washington, B.), house 23 Orchard
Lynes Edward M. boards 23 Orchard [50 Magazine Lynes Ella L. Mrs. teacher, Felton primary school, bds. Lynes Raymond, letter-carrier, bds. 42 Coggswell ave. Lynn David, plasterer, house 106 Webster ave.
Lynn John, marble-worker, house Rideout, n. Jefferson Lynn Melvin E. student, H. U. rooms 11 Matthews Hall Lynn, see also Linn
Lyon George, student. H. U. rooms 15 Gray's Hall
Lyon George H. billiards, Lyceum building, Harvard sq. house 147 Mt. Auburn
Lyon Hans W. C. printer, Riverside, house 27 Blackstone Lyon Mary D. widow of Leonard, house 5 Ash, south of Mt. Auburn
Lyon Peter B. chair repairer, house 59 Brookline
LYON WILLIAM L. letter-carrier Cambridge P. O. h. 5 Ash, south of Mt. Auburn
Lyons Edwin J. carpenter, boards 21 Essex
Lyons Eliza, widow, house 4 Portland
Lyons Ellen, house 9 Appian Way
Lyons James H. conductor, U. R. Co. house 28 Eighth Lyons Jeremiah, grocer, house 108 Prospect
Lyons John, blacksmith, boards 12 Dunster
Lyons John, steam-fitter, boards Broadway House
Lyons John S. grocer, 397 Cambridge, house 395 do. Lyons Thomas W. carpenter, house 28 Eighth
Lyons William, laborer, house 16 Somerset
MABEE HORATIO N. carpenter, house rear 79 Inman Mabey Horatio, carpenter. boards 476 Cambridge Mabey Ira, carpenter, boards 476 Cambridge Mac Arthur Frank, student, H. U. rooms 29 Weld Hall Macaulay James, apothecary, 474 Cambridge, h. 478 do. Macauley Auley, harness-maker, 304 Main, h. 41 River
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Macauley Frank, clerk, 471 Main, boards River
Macauley George H. painter, boards 41 River
Macauley Thomas, student, H. U. rooms 66 Thayer Hall MacConnel Augustus. watches (17 Congress, B.), and astronomical observer, Cambridge Observatory, bds. 52 Concord avenue
Macconnell Mary W. widow of Hugh, h. 125 Pleasant Macdonald Alexander L (Macdonald & Sons),bookbinder, house 42 Mt. Auburn
Macdonald Daniel, stonecutter, boards 9 Broadway
Macdonald Edmund J. (Macdonald & Sons), bookbinder, house 229 Green [boards 324 Harvard
Macdonald Frederick W. bookkeeper (147 Milk, B.),
Macdonald Maria A. Mrs. house 324 Harvard
Macdonald Philip, glassmaker, house 52 Winter
Macdonald William L. (Macdonald & Sons), bookbinder, house at, New York
Macdonald & Sons ( William L., Edmund J., and Alexan- der L. Macdonald), bookbinders, University Press building, Brattle square
Mace Charlotte P. widow of Horace F. house 34 Warland Mace Eveline T. Mrs. house 17 Lopez [34 Warland Mace Horace F. clerk (21 and 23 Temple place, B.), house Mace Junius B. machinist, boards 17 Lopez
Macey Charles, express driver, house 512 Main [bridge Macfarlane William, confectioner (B.), house 167 Cam- Macgregor Duncan, bookbinder, Riverside, house 29 Jay Maciel Antoine, hairdresser, 199 Cambridge, house 99 Gore
Macintosh James, commission merchant (264 Federal, B.), house 67 Oxford
Mack Fritz, currier, boards Tannery
Mack Julia, widow, house 14 Garden
Mack Margaret, widow of Garret, house 9 Rice place Mack Michael, laborer, house Burns'block, Foster
Mack Timothy, laborer, house rear Mt. Auburn, n. Sparks
'Mack William, currier, Wm Müller's, Tannery
Mackay T. J. student, Ep. Theo. School, rooms 2 Law- rence Hall [52 Concord ave.
Mackenzie Colin G. printer (106 Washington, B.), house
Mackey Andrew, carpenter, house 25 Harvey
Mackie Alexander, travelling agt. boards 13 School
Mackin James, door-mat weaver, house 142 Pleasant
Mackintosh Charles A. student, H. U. rooms 10 Matthews Hall
Madden Daniel J. cabinet-maker, house 2 Hastings
Madden John, varnisher, 203 Cambridge, house Sixth, cor. Thorndike
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Madden Martin, pedlar. house 43 Sixth
Madden Thomas, laborer, house Lambert, n Cambridge Madden William, laborer, house 159 Windsor Maddocks Calvin, cooper, boards 1 Sixth
Maddocks Ephraim A. cooper, house 139 Gore Maddox II. C. law student, rooms 100 Mt. Auburn Madigan Richard W. bricklayer, house 70 Spring Magahy Andrew B. teamster, Worcester Bros. house 15 Sparks street ct.
Magee Hugh, granite-worker, A. McDonald, boards M. Falvy's, Mt. Auburn
Magee Joseph C. carriage-maker, boards 198 Norfolk
Magee Martha W. widow of Henry F. house 12 Plympton
Magee W. Webster, card agent, rooms 12 Plympton Magill James M. laborer, house rear 54 Franklin
Magner Patrick, laborer, house 6 Water
Magnus Henry P. cigar-maker, house 8 Moore
Magoun Aaron B. principal, Harvard grammar school, h. 315 Broadway
Magoun Franklin D. machinist, boards 62 Otis
Magoun Joseph, machinist, house 62 Otis
Magraw Morris, machinist, house 51 Washington Maguire Ann Miss, fancy dry goo ls, 380 Cambridge, h. do. Maguire Charles, teamster, boards 65 Winter
Maguire Edward, hackdriver, boards Washington, cor. Portland
Maguire Francis, oil dealer (27 Broad, B.), h. 151 Austin Maguire Francis jr. bookkeeper, boards 151 Austin
Maguire John, horse-shoer, house 148 Bridge Maguire Terrence, teamster, house 224 Bridge
Maguire Thomas, laborer, house rear 37 Cowperthwait Mahady Daniel J. cabinet-maker, house 28 Decatur
Mahady John, organ-maker (233 Cambridge, B.), house 73 Pleasant
Mahaffy F. James. printer, house 8 Sands
Mahan Edward, laborer, boards 52 Clark
Mahan Patrick, bricklayer, house Norfolk, n Cambridge Mahaney Andrew, laborer, house rear 20 Lambert Mahaney Catherine, widow, house rear 20 Lambert Mahaney Cornelius, laborer, house Porter, n Warren Mahaney Cornelius, laborer, house rear 189 Hampshire Mahaney James, laborer, house Dailey's alley, from 2 Gore Mahaney Jeremiah, laborer, boards 53 Amory Mahegan James, bookbinder, Riverside, house 8 Winter Mahern Anthony. moulder, house 75 Hastings Mahern John, moulder, house 21 School Mahoney Cain, laborer, house 9 Lambert
Mahoney Cornelius, teamster, house rear 6 East
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Mahoney Daniel, laborer, house 85 Bridge Mahoney David, teamster, house 130 Bridge
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house Warren, n. Jefferson
Mahoney Dennis, grocer, 335 Cambridge, house do.
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house 20 North Mahoney Edwin, laborer, honse 16 North
Mahoney Ellen Miss, bread store, 54 Gore, house do.
Mahoney Ellen Mrs. widow, house rear 27 Vine [Third
Mahoney Frederick C. varnisher, house 2 Linnehan's blk., Mahoney James, laborer, house 11 Water Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, house 105 Fourth Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, boards 105 Elm Mahoney John, laborer, house 2 Crane
Mahoney Margaret, widow of Michael J house 7 Lopez Mahoney Mary, widow of William, h. 19 Washington ct .. Mahoney Michael, laborer, h. 19 Washington court Mahoney Timothy, laborer, house 128 Webster avenue Mahoney Timothy, laborer, house 14 Hastings Mahoney William, laborer, house 133 Webster avenue Mahoney William D. laborer, house 34 Foster Mahony Mary, widow of John, house 217 Franklin
١ Maiers Helen, widow, h. Chestnut, near Waverley Maiers Orlando A. gasfitter (12 Sudbury, B.), house Chestnut, near Sydney
Maighan Peter E. junk dealer, house 71 Pleasant
Main John, tailor, house 25 Fourth
Mais John, grocer, 13 Vine, house do.
Maitland James, blacksmith, 225 Main, h. 40 Broadway
Major James, fireman, gas works, h. 15 Rice place
Major William F. conductor (N. Y. & N. E. R. R.), bds. 106 Ellery
Malay Patrick, laborer, house Garden court
Maleman Frederick, cabinet-maker, h. rear 62 Cambridge Maler Anthony, laborer, h. 78 Harvard
Mallaley Michael, laborer, h. rear 382 Cambridge
MALLEN JOHN F. tailor, 508 Main, h. 494 do.
Mallon John, laborer, house 119 Pleasant [Hancock Mallory Richard P. engraver (96 Washington, B.), h. 21 Mallows James Mrs. provision dealer, 534 Main, h. do.
Malloy Hannah Mrs. house 27 Vine
Malloy Michael, hostler, house 169 Bridge
Malone James, at N. E. Glass Co.'s, bds. 39 Winter
Malone Peter, fireman, Water Works, h. 112 Dublin
Malone Philip, tinman (145 Charlestown, B.), house 192 Norfolk
Maloney Daniel, tinsmith, house 146 Third
Maloney Elizabeth, widow of Patrick, h. 271 Main Maloney John, tea dealer, h. 14 Brookline
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Maloney Thos. driver, U. R. Co. boards 99 Mt. Auburn
Maloney Wm. laborer, house 383 North avenue
Maloney William, printer, house 51 Clark
Maloon John W tinsmith, house 39 Blackstone
Manane John, laborer, house 7 Rice place
Mandell Wm. A. ins. broker (1 Pemberton sq., B.), house 93 Austin [93 Austin
Mandell Wm. J. clerk (23 Merchants Exchange, B.), h. Manes A. &. Co .. New England Chemical Co. 23 Main
Manes Andrew (A Manes & Co.), New England Chemi- cal Co. 23 Main, house 107 Columbia
Mangan Thomas J. laborer, h. rear 309 Cambridge
Manix Patrick, teamster, house 122 Spring
Manley Daniel, laborer, house 66 Harvard
Mann Albert, carver, F. Geldowsky, bds. in Charlestown Mann Benjamin P. student, H. U. boards 19 Follen
Mann George C. boards 19 Follen
Mann Horace Mrs. house 19 Follen [Broadway
Mann James F. (Grant & Mann), cabinet-maker, bds. 12 Mann James G. driver, U. R. Co. bds. P. Barrows, Mt. Auburn
Mann Jonathan, h. Brattle, corner Lakeview avenue
MANN RUFUS, boots and shoes, 7 Harvard sq. h. 12 Dunster
Mann Thomas, printer, rooms 20 Holyoke
Manning Daniel, laborer, boards E. Kenney's, Warren
Manning Edmund, boot and shoe dealer, 445 Mam, house 109 Walnut [vard
Manning Elizabeth B. widow of Dr. Samuel, h. 416 Har-
Manning Henry M. S. boxmaker, house 49 Elm
Manning John, fruit pedlar, house 168 Thorndike
Manning John, salesman (147 Washington, B.), h. 51 Elm Manning John, teamster, house 51 Gore
Manning Leonard J. student, H. U. rooms 53 Oxford Manning Matthew, plasterer, bds. 403 Cambridge
Manning Michael, laborer, house 403 Cambridge
Manning Patrick, laborer, house 39 Cowperthwait Manning Richard, marble-cutter, bds. 10 Broadway Manning Thomas, baker, boards 403 Cambridge
Manning William, printer, boards 5 Rockwell
Mannka Frederick, cabinet-maker, house 91 Sixth
Mansfield Garrett, in Boston rolling mill. Portland, bds. D. Driscoll's, Hampshire [h. 15 Hancock Mansfield Daniel, principal, Washington grammar school, Mansfield D. Gardner, travelling agent (114 Broad, B.), house 12 Arlington
Mansfield Lewis, stonecutter, boards 9 Broadway
Mansfield Patrick, laborer, h. McCabe, n. Cambridge
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Mansfield Thomas, laborer, house 38 Bolton Mansfield Tobey, laborer, house McCabe, n. Jefferson Mansfield Tobia, laborer, house rear 62 Amory Mansise Wm. glasscutter, house 123 Hampshire Mansise William Mrs. midwife, house 123 Hampshire Manson John, cabinet-maker, house 136 Harvard Manson Nathaniel G. house 303 Harvard
Manson Nathaniel G. jr. bds. 303 Harvard [303 Harvard Manson Rufus H. iron (Fulton, cor. Cross, B.), house Manson Sally Miss, house 71 Green
Manson Sally, widow of Frederick, house 71 Green Mansur Warren, bookkeeper, 502 Main, house 569 do. Manton Henry, brazier, house 145 Main
Manton Patrick, laborer, hoase 7 Baldwin court Manyon James, laborer, house Donnell, near Tuttle Manyon Martin, laborer, house Warren, near Porter Mara Thomas, gardener, house 23 Washington court Marbery C F. student, Scientific school, H. U. Marble Emma F. widow of Benj. T. h. 465 Main March Albert, brakeman (B. & A. R. R.), house 13 Green March Frank H. salesman (141 Milk, B.), bds. 28 Fayette March Herbert B. oil dealer (140 Milk, B.), bds. 28 Fayette March John S. banker (75 State, B.), house 28 Fayette March Waldo (33 South, B.), boards 28 Fayette Marchine Frank D. at Boston Stamping Co.'s, h. 17 Austin Marchase Daniel, printer, Riverside, bds. 35 Blackstone Marcou Jules, house 42 Garden
Marcou Philippe B. student, H. U. rooms 42 Garden Marcure David, laborer, house Jackson, near Spruce Marcy Henry O. physician, 690 Main, house do. Marcy John H., Custom House officer (B.), h. 103 Pearl Marden A. L. builder, house 48 Pearl
Marden Ellis W. clerk (51 Devonshire, B.), boards 48 Pearl
Marden Moses, at Woodbury's mill, boards 55 Spring
Marden Wm. H. car-conductor, house 3 Wallace Marden Wm. L house 4 Pioneer place
Marean George G. Mrs. house 66 Dana
Marean Joseph H. salesman, house 60 Columbia
Marean Susan, widow of Wm. house 19 Ellsworth avenue Margot Julius, watchmaker (17 Water,B.), h. 68 Broadway Marie Wallace R. house 46 Sydney Markey Thos. hack-driver, boards 25 Brighton Marks Frank, laborer, boards 21 Lambert Maroney Joanna Mrs. house 11 Lambert Marooney Patrick, laborer, house 201 Franklin Marr Patrick, laborer, house 200 Dublin Marrah John, laborer, house rear Foster, near Willard
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Marren Hannah, widow of Thomas, h. r. 167 Franklin Marrett Lorenzo, lawyer, Lechmere Bank building, Cam-
bridge, cor. Second, house Highland avenue Marrick Richard, laborer, house Porter, near Rideout
Marrs Charles, carpenter, house 203 Cambridge
Mars James W. boards 33 Bigelow
MARSDEN JAMES, grocer, and dealer in coal and wood, 395 Main, house do.
Marsden Thomas, clerk, 395 Main, house 19 Green
Marsh Benjamin F. clerk, 110 Cambridge, boards Winter, near Fourth [Fourth
Marsh Chas. S. clerk, Cambridge, corner Third, bds. 38 Marsh Clarence W. carver, Braman, Shaw & Co 's, boards Gore, near Mansion House
Marsh Frank, teamster, 42 Bridge, house at Charlestown
Marsh Henry, paper-hanger, house 123 Elm
Marsh James B. boards 31 Winter
Marsh John, glassmaker, house 31 Winter
Marsh Joseph E. glassmaker, house 157 Main
Marsh Royal E. milkman, boards 79 Thorndike
Marsh Sarah A. widow of George, house 86 Spring
Marsh Walter R. oiled clothes maker, h. 1502 Prospect Marsh Wm. J. S. springmaker, house 414 Main
Marshall Edwin A. carver, house 2 Holly
Marshall Eugene, carpenter, bds. P. Barrows', Mt. Auburn
Marshall Frank D. machinist, house 17 Austin
Marshall Frank H. (O. S. Brown & Co.), flour, grain, etc., Bridge, cor. East, boards 56 Second
Marshall George, butcher, h. Cambridge, opp. Distillhouse Marshall Gilman D. salesman, 610 Main, bds. 95 Green
Marshall Hannah D. widow of John D. house 2 Holly Marshall Judson A carpenter, boards 65 Mt. Auburn
Marshall Maynard, boards 465 Main
Marshall Michael, laborer, house 6 Baldwin court
Marshall Samuel B. hairdresser, boards 391 Main
Marshall Truman, paper carrier, house rear 44 Windsor Marshall Wm. P. billiards (114 Sudbury, B.), house 70 Prospect
Marshea James W. watchmaker, 458 Harvard, bds. 8 Ash, south of Mt. Auburn [dike
Marshea John D. brass-finisher, 64 Fifth, h. 146 Thorn- Marsters John M. clergyman, house 1 Orchard
Marston Frank E. clerk (55 Washington, B.), h. 40 School Marston Geo. A, policeman, house 16 Spruce
Marston Geo. H. piano-key manufacturer, 139 Broadway, house 113 Hampshire [Main, house 9 Windsor Marston Geo. W. foreman, Walworth Manuf. Co. 368 Marston Henry W. Mrs. house 40 School
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Marston Mary, widow of John C. house 16 Spruce Marston Mary A. widow, house rear 22} Winter
Marston William S. student, H. U. rooms 48 Matthews Hall
Martell Frank E. organ-maker, house 2 Chestnut court
Martell Patrick, teamster, house 171 Dublin [Harvard
Martin Albert, photographer (43 Winter, B.), boards 306 Martin Chas. D. clerk, 379 Main, boards 52 Union Martin Chas. H. clerk, 1 Brewer's blk. Brattle sq.
Martin Dennis, laborer, house Decatur court
Martin Edward S. student, H. U. rooms 48 Weld Hall
Martin Elizabeth V. Mrs. (Mrs. Bradley & Martin), dress and cloak maker, 648 Main, house 646 do.
Martin George W. hairdresser, house 45 Washington
Martin Horace J. laborer, house 63 Washington
Martin Horatio, cooper, boards 26 Eighth
Martin James, shoemaker, 11 Harvard row, h. 80 Brighton MARTIN JAMES, sailmaker (114 Commercial, B.), house 16 Hamilton, near Pearl
MARTIN JAMES A. sail and tent maker (114 Commercial B.), house 31 Brookline, corner Auburn [house do. Martin John, boot and shoe maker and repairer, 544 Main, Martin John, carpenter, boards 17 Eliot
Martin John, laborer, house 43 Washington
Martin John, teamster, house 6 Portland
Martin Lemuel B. jeweller (Sudbury, B.), bds. 18 Orchard Martin Martha A. Miss, teacher, Thorndike grammar school, boards 53 Third
Martin Mary, widow of Luke, house 17 Dublin
Martin Michael, laborer, house rear 22 Crane
Martin Michael, laborer, house Decatur ct. n. Brookline
Martin Michael, gilder, house 106 Harvard
Martin Moses, boxmaker, boards 55 Spring
Martin Oscar H. bookkeeper (21 Merchants row, B.), h. 10 Magazine court [454 Broadway
Martin Owen, shoemaker, Harvard sq. r. Post-office, house
Martin Peter, tailor, 4 Brattle, boards 90 Mt. Auburn
Martin Rhoda Mrs. house 306 Harvard
Martin Stephen, iron moulder, house 79 Tremont
Martin Thomas, new and second hand furniture, 379 Main, house 52 Union
Martin Thomas, machinist, boards 80 Spring
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