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Lowry Joseph, silversmith, house 11 Hunting
Lowry Michael, in Boston Rolling Mill, house Rolling Mill block, Bristol
Lowry William, boards 11 Hunting
Lucas Clinton W., student H. U., rooms 36 North av.
Lucas Edward, waiter, house 22 Mill
Lucey Anthony, stereotyper (22 Milk, B.), h. 22 Somerset Lucey Thomas, laborer, house 199 Norfolk
Lucy Thomas H., policeman, station 2, house 122 Auburn Lucy Timothy, teamster, house 32 Harvard
Luddy Patrick, farmer, house 117 Spruce [Winsor
Ludgate William B., porter (24 Franklin, B.), house 74 Ludlow James B., student H. U., boards 4 Story
Ludlow Thomas W., student H. U., rooms 4 Story
Lufkin J. P. N., plumber, 188 North avenue, boards at Somerville
Luke Arthur F., bookkeeper National Bank of the Com- monwealth (Devonshire, c. Water, B.), bds. 19 Inman Luke Elijah H. (E. H. Luke & Son), hay and grain, 71 Main, h. 15 Maple av. [Main, h. 15 Maple av. Luke Eugene R. (E. H. Luke & Son), hay and grain, 71 Luke E. H. & Son (Elijah H. and Eugene R. Luke), hay and grain, 71 Main
Luke Jacob P., boards 108 Inman
Luke James, boards 65 Clark
Luke James, jr., house 19 Inman
Luke Otis H., paying teller Third National Bank (66 State, B.), boards 19 Inman
Luke Walter J., clerk (105 High, B.), bds. 15 Maple av.
Luke William H., carpenter, 61 Clark, house 65 do.
Lull Frank H., music printer, boards 50 Cherry
Lull Frederick A., real estate agt., 555 Main, h. 50 Cherry Lull George F., clerk, boards 50 Cherry
Lum Edward H., student H. U., rooms 20 Thayer hall
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Lummis Charles F., student H. U., boards 864 Main Luna Christopher P., hair dresser, 93 Cambridge, b. 99 Gore Lund Jerahmell C., carpenter (126 Charlestown, B.), house Mt. Vernon [Bridge
Lund Lewis, engineer Lewis Bros. (Somerville), h. 262 Lund S., cabinetmaker, house 1 Gray place
Lund S. Thompson, clerk (184 Washington, B.), house Mt. Vernon, near North av. [Mt. Vernon
Lund Walter B., clerk (132 North, B.), bds. J. C. Lund's, Lundergan John, glass presser, house 42 Gore
Lundin Carl A. R., telescope maker, h. Acorn, c. Chestnut Lunitz Bernhard, engineer, house 119 Allston
Lunitz Charles, printer Riverside Press, bds. 7 Gordon pl. Lunitz Gustave, pocket book maker, h. 8 Stinson court
Lunt Alphonso M., printer (31 Hawley, B.), h. 92 Otis Lunt Benjamin F., gilder, house 22 Watson
Lunt John M., printer (31 Hawley, B.), h. 4 Mullins ct. Lunt William Parsons, book publisher (42 Congress, B.), house 5 Hilliard
Lusk Bridget Miss, house 11 Laurel
Luther Joseph H., book binder, house 63 Western av.
Luther Thomas H. (Joy, Luther & Co.), carpenter, 3 River, house 10 Village
Lutz Frederick, student H. U., rooms 56 College House Lycett John J., printer Riverside Press, b. 92 Mt. Auburn Lydston William H., carpenter, house 136 Harvard
Lyford George E., jeweler (211 Washington, B.), house 9 Norris, 2d from North avenue
Lyman Margaret, widow of William, house 30 Decatur
Lyman Martha B. Miss, bds. 11 Ware [at Brookline Lyman Theodore, at Muesum Comparative Zoology, h. Lynagh Richard, furniture, 450 Cambridge, h. 482 do. Lynch Agnes R., widow of Thomas, house 220 Franklin Lynch Bridget, widow of Michael, house 188 Winsor Lynch Cornelius, laborer, house Ninth, near Otis
Lynch Charles Patrick, laborer, house rear 62 Cambridge Lynch Daniel F., engraver, boards 28 Hastings
Lynch Daniel J., W., boards 16 Lopez
Lynch Dennis, laborer, house 32 Harding Lynch Hannah, widow, house 62 Harvard
Lynch James, plasterer, house 39 Cowperthwaite Lynch James F., laborer, boards rear 63 Gore Lynch James H., plasterer, boards 39 Cowperthwaite Lynch James M., clerk (B.), boards 211 Cambridge Lynch Jeremiah, gardener, 3 Clinton, h. 126% Green Lynch Jeremiah, laborer, house 265 Cambridge
Lynch John, laborer, house 64 Brighton
Lynch John, laborer, house Rolling Mill block, Bristol Lynch John, plasterer, boards 329 Main
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Lynch John, laborer, boards 191% Fifth Lynch John, netmaker, house 122 Third
Lynch John, laborer, house 152 Bridge Lynch John, laborer, house 16 Locust Lynch John, marble carver (Lynn), boards 93 Sixth Lynch John F., boards 16 Lopez
Lynch John F., printer Riverside Press, boards 61 Pearl Lynch John J., stonecutter, boards 149 Dublin
Lynch Julia, widow, house 28 Hastings
Lynch Julia, widow of Henry, house 5 Vine Lynch Margaret, widow of Daniel, house 95 Kinnaird Lynch Margaret, widow of Patrick, house 19% Fifth
Lynch Mary, widow of Michael, house 66 Harvard Lynch Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 209 Cambridge, h. 211 do. Lynch Matthew, laborer, house 29 Bolton [Franklin
Lynch Michael, dry pressman Riverside Press, house 226 Lynch Owen, laborer, boards 226 Franklin
Lynch Patrick, laborer, house rear 63 Gore Lynch Patrick, laborer, house 24 Hayes court
Lynch Philip, coachman, 33 Prospect, house do. Lynch Richard, laborer, house 24 Hayes court
Lynch Thomas, laborer, house 37 Vine
Lynch Thomas, laborer Water Works, h. 229 Franklin Lynch Thomas H., at Riverside Press, bds. 5 Rockwell Lynch Wm., teamster G. G. Page & Co., b. 188 Winsor Lynch William B., wood carver, boards 139 Cambridge Lynde Rollin Harper, student H. U., rms. 369 Harvard Lynes Edward G., collector "Daily Globe " (238 Wash- ington, B.), house 23 Orchard
Lynes Edward M., boards 23 Orchard
Lynes Frank, music teacher, boards 23 Orchard
Lynes Raymond, letter carrier North Cambridge Post Office, house 9 Lambert avenue
Lynn David, plasterer, house 103 Webster avenue Lynn, see Linn
Lyon Fred O., clerk, 458 Harvard, boards 27 Blackstone Lyon George H., billiards, Lyceum building, Harvard square, house 147 Mt. Auburn
Lyon Hans W . C.,printer Riverside Press, h. 27 Blackstone
Lyon Mary D., widow of Leonard, house 36 Ash Lyon Peter B., house 109 Columbia
Lyon William E., pressman, boards 109 Columbia Lyon William L., house 36 Ash Lyons Eliza, widow, house 40 School
Lyons James, baker, house 25 Banks Lyons James Henry, clerk, 126 Inman, bds. Cambridge Lyons James M., clerk, boards 40 School
Lyons John, laborer, boards 2 Gore
Lyons John, laborer, house 10 Flagg
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Lyons John S., grocer and provisions 397, and liquors 393 Cambridge, house 395 do.
Lyons Mary, widow, house 3 Eaton
Lyons Michael, watchman, boards 163 Broadway
Lyons Peter, laborer, house 93 Brookline
Lyons Thomas W., carpenter, house 412 Cambridge
Lyons Timothy, coachman, 80 North avenue, boards do.
Lyons Timothy, boards 192 Columbia
Lyons William, laborer, house 117 Pleasant
MABEE HORATIO N., carpenter, h. 1 King place Mabee Jas. T., carpenter W. McArthur, h. at Somerville Mabery Chas. F., asst. in chemistry H. U., h. 50 Baldwin Mabille Phillippe, foreman of carvers Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., house at Roslindale
Macauley Auley, harness maker, h. 51 Western avenue
Macauley Frank, boards 51 Western avenue
Macauley George, house 6912 Western avenue Macconnell Augustus, watches (97 Water, B.), and as- tronomical observer, Cambridge Observatory Macconnell Mary W., widow of Hugh, h. 125 Pleasant
MACDONALD EDMUND J., bookbinder (11 Chardon, B.), boards 826 Main
Macdonald Frederick W., boards 324 Harvard
Macdonald Maria A. Mrs., house 324 Harvard
MACDONALD WILLIAM, bookbinder (11 Chardon, B.), house 808 Main
Macdonald, see McDonald
Mace Charlotte P., widow of Horace F., h. 34 Warland
Mace Eveline T. Mrs., house 17 Lopez
Mace Horace F., clerk (53 State, B.), house 34 Warland Mace Junius B., machinist, 368 Main, boards 17 Lopez Macey Etta Miss, house 62 Brattle
McFarlane Wallace, student H. U., rms. 61 College house Macfarlane, see McFarlane
MacGill James D., printer Riverside Press, h. 103 River Macgregor Catharine C. Mrs., house 29 Jay
Macgregor Duncan, book binder Riverside Press, house 1 Austin place
Macgregor, see McGregor
Maciel Antoine V., hairdresser, 197 Cambridge, h. do.
Maciel John V., hairdresser, 390 Cambridge, b. 197 do. Maciel Joseph V., hairdresser, 93 Cambridge, h. 99 Gore Mack Charles S., student H. U., rooms 51 Thayer hall Mack John, painter, 4 Cambridge, bds. 77 Third
Mack Julia, widow of Dennis, house 9 Holly avenue Mack Margaret, widow of Garrett, h. 9 Maynard place . Mack Michael, laborer, house Burns blk., Foster place MACK PETER F., carriage, sign and ornamental painter, 4 Cambridge, house 77 Third
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Mack Timothy, whitewasher, h. Burns blk., Foster place Mackay T. B., house 10 Follen
Mackay William, house Highland <
Mackey Andrew Mrs., house 25 Harvey
Mackin James, house 142 Pleasant
Mackin Philip, clerk, 9 Reed, boards do.
Maclelland, see McLennan
Macleod Wm. G., compressed yeast agent, h. 90 Inman Macvane S. Marcus, instructor in political economy H. U., house 12 Remington Chall MacVeagh Charles, student H. U., rooms 3 Matthews Mac Veagh, see McVay
Macy George, slipper maker, boards 425 Main Madden Bernard, boards rear 19 Gore
Madden Daniel, laborer, house 4 Hastings
Madden Henry E., student H. U., rms. 30 Stoughton hall
Madden John, varnisher W. L. Lockhart, b. 56 Second Madden Martin, peddler, house 5 Seventh
Madden Thomas, sail maker, house 204 Cambridge
Madden Thomas, varnisher W. L. Lockhart, b. 56 Second
Madden Thomas M., tinsmith (B.), boards 5 Seventh
Madden William, laborer, house 159 Winsor
Maddox Alfred L., waiter at restaurant (Custom House, B,), house 3 Pelham
Maddox Ephraim A., cooper, h. Squire's brick blk., Gore Maddux Lafayette J., law student H. U., rooms 25 Mt. Auburn
Madigan Thomas, house 128 Hampshire
Magahy Andrew B., upholsterer Worcester Bros., house 15 Sparks st. place
Magee Catherine, widow of George, h. 39 Charles [av. Magee Hugh, porter (Mass. Hospital, B.), h. 98 Putnam Magoun Aaron B., principal Harvard grammar school, boards 315 Broadway
Magoun Franklin D., machinist, boards 62 Otis
Magoun Joseph, machinist, house 62 Otis
Maguire Ann Miss (Maguire & Ruth), fancy dry goods, 380 Cambridge, house do.
Maguire Daniel, laborer, house 90 Spring
Maguire Francis, oil dealer (27 Broad, B.), h. 151 Austin Maguire Francis, jr., clerk (55 Kilby, B.),bds. 151 Austin Maguire Frank, house 10 Hastings [gomery
Maguire John, laborer, house Belmont, 2nd from Mont- Maguire John, horse shoer, 18 Cambridge, h. at Somerville
Maguire Owen, laborer, house 127 Western avenue
Maguire William B., painter, house 19 Green
Maguire & Ruth (Ann Maguire and Jane Ruth), dry and fancy goods, 380 Cambridge [Pearl
Mahady Daniel J., action maker M. & H. O. Co., h. 70
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Mahady John, organ maker, house 73 Pleasant Mahady J. William, clerk T. Booth, boards 73 Pleasant Mahady Thomas, action maker M. & H. Organ Co., house 97 River
Mahaffy John T., carpenter, house 22 Pleasant
Mahan Edward E., tinsmith, 188 Cambridge, b. 87 Vine Mahan James, hairdresser, boards 56 Pearl
Mahan Patrick, brick layer, house 172 Norfolk
Mahaney Timothy, laborer, house 238 Franklin Mahaney Timothy, laborer, house 19 Harvard Mahar Patrick, tinsmith (B.), house 44 North
Mahegan James J., book binder Riverside Press, house 5 Bucks block, Seventh
Mahoney Catherine, widow of Cornelius, house 6 Winter Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, house 25 Sixth
Mahoney David, teamster, house 130 Bridge Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house 443 Cambridge
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house rear 269 Cambridge
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house 13 Warren, n. Cambridge
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house rear 421 Cambridge Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house 34 Hampshire
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house Jefferson, n. Harding
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house 20 North
Mahoney Ellen Miss, bread store, 54 Gore, house do.
Mahoney Fred D., organ finisher M. & H. Organ Co., h. 169 Otis
Mahoney Fred. D., varnisher, house 74 Sixth
Mahoney James, laborer N. E. Glass Co., house 13 Water
Mahoney James, laborer, house 2 Spring
Mahoney Jeremiah, at Riverside Press, bds. 137 Elm Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, house 200 Norfolk
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, house 102 Fourth Mahoney Jeremiah, teamster, boards 54 Ellery Mahoney John, laborer, boards 20 North Mahoney John, laborer, house 24 Dunster
Mahoney John, shoemaker, 217 North avenue, house do. Mahoney Kane, laborer, house Ninth, n. Cambridge Mahoney Margaret, widow, house 130 Bridge
Mahoney Margaret, widow of Michael J., h. 7 Lopez Mahoney Mary, widow of John, house 247 Franklin Mahoney Mary, widow, house 85 Spruce
Mahoney Mary, widow of Jeremiah, h. 57 Charles Mahoney Mary, widow of William, house 41 Banks Mahoney Michael W., laborer, boards 41 Banks Mahoney Patrick C., shoemaker, 240 Cambridge, b. 198 do. Mahoney Timothy, case maker M. & H. Organ Co., bds. HI. T. Foster's, Sixth, cor. Vine
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, house 391 Cambridge Mahoney Timothy O., laborer, house 141 Elm
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Mahoney William, laborer, house 35 Jefferson Mahoney William D., laborer, house 16 Sparks Mahony Dennis, laborer, house 37 Dublin Maillet Louis, hairdresser, house 367 Main Maine John B., tailor, house 3 Jefferson
Mains James, ward tender Mass. General Hospital (Blos- som, B.), house 102 Winsor
Mains John, grocer, 13 Vine, house do.
Mains Mary, widow, boards 13 Vine
Maitland James, blacksmith, 225 Main, house do.
Major Abigail Mrs., widow, house 106 Ellery
Major William F., conductor B. L. & N. R. R., boards 106 Ellery
Malhalerhan Michael, house 494 Main
Mallaley Michael, laborer, house rear 382 Cambridge
Mallen John F., tailor, 508 Main, house 494 do.
MALLEY EDWARD B., counsellor, Lechmere Bank building, Cambridge, cor. Second, bds. 96 Thorndike Malley Patrick, grease collector, house 41 Willow place
Malley, see Melley
Mallon John, laborer, house 119 Pleasant [b. do.
Mallon Margaret Mrs., nurse Orphans Home, Avon hill,
Mallon Michael, laborer, house 119 Pleasant
Mallory Richard P., engraver (242 Washington, B.), h. 21 Hancock
Mallows James Mrs., house 1 Jay
Malloy John, laborer, h. Concord av., next F. R. R.
Malone Chas. Wm., painter A. H. Hews & Co., boards 112 Dublin
Malone Mary J, widow, house 15 Carson
Malone Patrick, laborer, house 13 Warren
Malone Peter, asst. engineer Water Works, h. 112 Dublin Malone Philip, tin ware mnfr., 2, rear 191 Hampshire, h. 192 Norfolk [place
Malone Richard J., law student H. U., rooms 10 Frisbie Maloney Elizabeth, widow of Patrick, boards 271 Main Maloney Ellen, widow of John, house 14 Brookline
Maloney Patrick, carpenter, house Moore's block, 32 Charles River
Maloney Philip, shoemaker, h. 5 Roger's blk., Main
Maloney William, teamster, house 366 North avenue Maloon John W., tinsmith, house 14 Sands
Mandell William A., ins. agt. (1 Pemb. sq.,B.), h. 93 Austin Mandell William J., clerk (24 Exchange place, B.), house 4 Walnut avenue [dike
Manix John, slipper maker (57 High, B.), h. 169 Thorn-
Mankw Albert, 203 Bridge, house 62 Spring Manley Daniel, laborer, house 7 Hastings
Manley Edward, printer, house rear 426 Cambridge
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Mann Albert, boards 23 Mellen [Follen
Mann B. Pickman, teacher of Natural History, boards 19
Mann Ernest A., engineer, boards 19 Hamilton
Mann Henry A., printer J. Ford & Son, h. 19 Hamilton Mann Horace Mrs. (Kindergarten), house 19 Follen
Mann James F. (Grant & Mann), cabinet maker, 384 Main, house at Virginia
Mann Rufus, boots and shoes, 7 Harvard sq., h. 23 Mellen Manning Abbie A. and Frances A. Misses, house 59 Mt. Auburn
Manning Bridget Miss, house 39 Cowperthwaite
Manning Bridget Mrs., house 37 Cowperth waite
Manning Charles B., at Riverside Press, boards 49 West- ern avenue [162 Putnam av.
Manning Edmund, boot and shoe dealer, 505 Main, house Manning Elizabeth B., widow of Dr. Samuel, house 416 Harvard
Manning Ellen, widow, house 11 Holly avenue
Manning Henry M. S., box maker, house 49 Elm
Manning James, laborer, house 19 Tuttle
Manning James, teamster, bds. Ninth, near Otis
Manning John, fruit peddler, house 22 Union
Manning John F., glass blower, h. 137 Webster av.
Manning John F. Mrs., variety store, 137 Webster ave- nue, house do.
Manning John J., teamster, house 10 Winter
Manning Matthew, plasterer, house 3 West
Manning Michael, laborer, house 403 Cambridge
Manning Nelson H., coffin maker, house 137 Cambridge Manning Patrick, laborer, house 186 Green
Manning Thomas J., baker, boards 403 Cambridge
Manning William, driver U. R. Co., rooms 5 South
Manning William, laborer, house 2 Gore
Manning Wm. D., conductor U. R. Co., rms. 5 South
Manning William H., printer Riverside Press, boards 41 Blackstone
Mannow Bridget, widow of John, h. 3 Dailey alley
Manning Margaret, widow of Patrick, house 39 Charles
Manning Michael, grocer, 68 Pearl, house do.
Mannkae Amelia, widow of Fred., house rear 99 Sixth
Mansfield Albert K., mechanical engineer, h. 102 Austin Mansfield Daniel, principal Washington grammar school, house 15 Hancock
Mansfield D. Gardner, varnishes (149 Milk, B.), house Washington avenue, cor. Foxcroft
Mansfield Garrett, in Boston rolling mill, h. Portland, cor. Hampshire [Cambridge Mansfield George W., pastor Trinity M. E. church, h. 100 Mansfield Thomas, laborer, h. Tannery, opp. Almshouse
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Mansfield Tobias, laborer, house 9 Baldwin court Mansfield Wm. H., hostler, b. Thos. Mansfield's, Tannery Manson Mary S., widow of John, house 136 Harvard Manson Nathaniel G., house 303 Harvard
Manson Nathaniel G., jr., boards 303 Harvard Manson Rufus H., iron (22 Fulton, B.), h. 303 Harvard Manson Walter P., hairdresser, boards 136 Harvard
Mansur Warren, bookkeeper, 502 Main, h. 74 Columbia Manton John, piano key maker, bds. 179% Harvard Manton Patrick, laborer, house 24 Baldwin
Manuel William H., seaman, house 110 Winsor Mara David, laborer, house 8 Decatur court
Mara Thomas, gardener, house 23 Hayes court
Marble Emma F., widow of Benj. T., house 31 Baldwin Marble Leyan L., conductor U. R. Co., h. 114 Auburn Marble Samuel W., governors (Franklin, cor. Oliver, B.), house 1 Worcester [h. 18 Forest
Marble William, sails, awnings, etc. (357 Commercial, B.), March Charles D., student H. U., rooms 52 Brattle
March Clement, leather (228 Congress, B.), house 306 Harvard Cette
March Frank H., salesman (33 South, B.), boards 28 Fay- March Herbert B., salesman (212 High, B.), boards 28 Fayette
March John S., note broker (76 State, B.), h. 28 Fayette March John S., jr., master mariner, house 419 Broadway March Waldo, salesman (33 South, B.), bds. 28 Fayette March, see Marsh
Marchant James H., carpenter, house 44 Spring Marcou Jules, house 42 Garden
Marcou Philippe B., boards 42 Garden
Marcy Henry E., student, boards 103 Pearl
Marcy Henry O., physician, 690 Main, house do.
Marcy John H. (Custom House, B.), house 103 Pearl Marden A. L., builder, house 48 Pearl
Marden Ellis W., clerk (103 Devonshire, B.), b. 48 Pearl Marden Horace K. (Clark & Marden), house at Boston Marden William L., clerk, house 22 Pioneer avenue
Marean George G. Mrs., house 66 Dana [Austin
Marean Joseph H., salesman (9 Chauncy, B.), boards 106 Marie Wallace R., book binder, house 40 Putnam avenue Mark Edward L., instructor in zoology H. U., house 48 Shepard [75 Third
Markey Charles A., messenger B. L. & N. R. R. shop, h. Markey Hugh V., varnisher (Lynn), house 19 Gore Marks Mary, widow, house 323 Cambridge
Marks Michael F. (McKillican & Marks), slate and tin roofer, 109 Cambridge, house 203 Cambridge
Maroney Joanna Mrs., widow, house 176 Gore
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Maroney John, boards 176 Gore
Maroney Patrick, laborer, house 325 Cambridge
Marr Robert D., clerk (453 Washington, B.), bds. Beacon, near Inman square
Marrett Augustus P., clerk (165 Milk, B.), bds. Avon hill Marrett D. Appleton, jr., clerk (29 India, B.), h. Avon hill Marrett Lorenzo, lawyer, Lechmere Bank building, Cam-
bridge, cor. Second, h. Highland av., near Broadway Mars James W., conductor U. R. Co., bds. 65 Magazine MARSDEN JAMES, grocer and dealer in coal and wood, 395 Main, house do.
Marsden Thomas, clerk, 395 Main, house 7 Lawrence Marsh Albert L., confectioner, boards 9 Boardman
Marsh Arthur R., student H. U., rooms 44 Mt. Auburn Marsh Benj. F., provisions, 110 Cambridge, h. 42 Fifth Marsh Charles S., clerk, 97 Cambridge, house 124 Otis
Marsh George W., glass finisher N. E Glass Co., bds. 59 Third
Marsh Henry H., painter, house 80 Kirkland
Marsh James B., shoemaker, 36 Fifth, boards 92 Sixth
Marsh John, house 92 Sixth
Marsh Joseph E., glass maker, house 9 Boardman
Marsh Margaret Mrs., physician and midwife, house 80 Kirkland
Marsh Sarah A., widow of George, house 86 Spring
Marsh W. J. S., wire spring maker M. & H. Organ Co., house at Wilmington
Marsh Walter R., oiled clothes maker, h. r. 150 Prospect Marsh, see March
Marshall Charles, laborer, h. Concord av., 2d from F. R. R. Marshall Ezekiel H. (114 Sudbury, B.), h. 47512 Main
Marshall Frank H. (O. S. Brown & Co.), flour, etc., 111 Bridge, house 33 Second [wood av.
Marshall Freeman W., gardener, h. Mt. Auburn, n. Elm- Marshall Furber N. (F. N. Marshall & Co.), provisions, boards 117 Washington
Marshall F. N. & Co. (Furber N. and Nahum Marshall), provisions, 56 Clark
Marshall John H., clerk, 641 Main, boards 686 do.
Marshall Mary Mrs., widow, house rear 36 Auburn
Marshall Mary A., nurse, widow of Truman, h. 44 Pine
Marshall Nahum (F. N. Marshall & Co.), provisions, 56 Clark, honse 117 Washington [pect Marshall Wm. P., billiards (114 Sudbury, B.), h. 70 Pros- Marshea James W., watchmaker, 458 Harvard, house 67 Mt. Auburn [Green
Marshea John D., brass finisher (14 Beverly, B.), h. 23 Marson George, hairdresser, 112 Brattle, h. 12 Appian-way Marson James Frederick, hairdresser, Henderson's block,
224 North avenue, boards 12 Coggswell avenue
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Marsters John M., clergyman, house 1 Orchard Marston Annie V. Mrs., dressmaker, house 2 Regent Marston Charles C., billiard room, Porter's station, North avenue, house 2 Regent, next North avenue
Marston Frank E., traveling agent (New Haven), house 4 Florence
Marston George A., policeman, station 5, house 16 Spruce Marston George H., piano key manufacturer, 139 Broad- way, house 104 Winsor
Marston George W., foreman, 368 Main, house 9 Winsor Martell Edward, laborer, boards 171 Dublin
Martell Frank E. (Cambridge Extract Co.), essences, 539 Main, house 125 Austin
Martell Patrick, teamster, house 171 Dublin
Martell Patrick, jr, teamster, boards 171 Dublin
Martin Albert (451 Washington, B., boards 2 River
Martin Charles D., cracker packer, boards 52 Union
Martin Charles H., conductor U. R. Co., house 7 Hollis Martin Elizabeth V. Mrs., dress and cloak maker, 284 Broadway, house do.
Martin Francis C., student H. U., rooms 17 Weld hall
Martin George W., hair dresser, house 45 Washington Martin Horace H., student H. U., rooms 14 Kirkland pl. Martin James, shoemaker, 80 Brighton, house do.
MARTIN JAMES, sail maker (114 Commercial, B.), house 16 Hamilton
MARTIN JAMES A., sail and tent maker (114 Com- mercial, B.), house Oxford, corner Sacramento
Martin John, boot and shoemaker, 544 Main, house do. Martin John, teamster, house 14 Watson
Martin John H., waiter Memorial hall, h. 45 Washington Martin John L., student H. U., rooms Holworthy hall Martin Joseph P., teamster Alfred Wood, bds. 17 Dublin Martin Lemuel B., brass trimmings (Russell sq., Somer- ville), house 11 Chester
Martin Martha A. Miss, teacher Thorndike grammar school, boards 116 Thorndike
Martin Mary, widow of Luke, house 17 Dublin
Martin Mary Mrs., h. off Mt. Auburn, next City building Martin Mary A., widow, house rear 41 Clark
Martin Michael, laborer, house 22 Grant [Broadway Martin Michael E., gilder, house 2 Long's block, rear 134 Martin Owen, shoemaker, Harvard square, rear Lyceum building, house 454 Broadway Martin Patrick, laborer, house 30 Vine
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