USA > Massachusetts > Essex County > Amesbury > The Newburyport and Amesbury directory, including business directory, street directory, official record, etc, 1886-7 > Part 9
USA > Massachusetts > Essex County > Newburyport > The Newburyport and Amesbury directory, including business directory, street directory, official record, etc, 1886-7 > Part 9
USA > Massachusetts > Essex County > Amesbury > The Newburyport and Amesbury directory, including business directory, street directory, official record, etc, 1886-7 > Part 9
USA > Massachusetts > Essex County > Newburyport > The Newburyport and Amesbury directory, including business directory, street directory, official record, etc, 1886-7 > Part 9
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Kilborn Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, house 5 Union
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Kilborn Isaac William, boards 10 Parsons
Kilborn John A. at planing mill, house 49 Middle
Kilborn Samuel, removed to Ipswich
Kilborn Warren, at planing mill, house 135 Water Kimball Charles W. shoemaker, boards 28 Federal Kimball Elizabeth, widow of Edward, house 37 Prospect Kimball Eugene E. shoemaker, boards 2 Orange
Kimball George W. clerk, 8 State, boards 42 Temple
Kimball Hervey, house 38 Prospect
Kimball James E. surveyor of lumber, house 42 Temple Kimball John C. lumber, house 38 Prospect
Kimball John F. died Sept. 15, 1884
Kimball John F. Mrs. house 8 Market
Kimball John Q. A. travelling agent, house 31 Ashland Kimball Joseph E. mason, house 8 Dove
Kimball Lavinia and Ann B. Misses, house 22 Atwood Kimball Moody, hairdresser, 42 State, house 27 Temple Kimball Stephen, house 45 Milk
Kimball Woodbury Mrs. house 28 Market
King August, house 12 Lime
King Cerintha Mrs. shoemaker, house 8 Fair
King George F. shoemaker, house Toppan, n. Turkey Ilill King James G. house 16 Eagle
King John D. letter carrier, house High, beyond Wesley King Louis, operative, house 10 Lime
Kingston James, removed to St. Johns, N. B.
Kingston William E. ship carpenter, house 170 Merrimac Kirkpatrick John W. trav. agent, boards 23 Bromfield Kirkwood Alexander, confectioner, house 26 Jefferson Knapp Ann A. W. Mrs. house 11 Beck [Tremont
Knapp Caroline A. ( Smith & Knapp), 26 Pleasant, h. 18 Knapp Carroll S. gasman, house 42 Lime
Knapp Eliza Miss, house 32 Franklin
Knapp Elizabeth H. Mrs. house 18 Tremont
Knapp Frederick W. machinist, house 14 Neptune Knapp James O. master mariner, house 142} High Knapp Joseph G. porter, Merrimac House, house 9 Elm Knapp Joseph H. clerk, 11 Pleasant, house 9 Elm
Knapp Philip C. clerk, Five Cent Savings Bank, h. Essex st.
Knapp Robert E. brushmaker, boards 17 Parsons
Knapp Robert H. shoemaker, house 17 Parsons Knapp William B. removed to Boston Knight Adams Mrs. house 25 Federal Knight Alfred Mrs. house 21 Franklin
Knight Alpheus G. foreman, 21 Pleasant, b. 23 Purchase
Knight Charles B., City grist mills, h. 10 High, at Newbury Knight Charles C. L. baker, boards 10 Dove
Knight Charles H. clerk, boards 27 Franklin
Knight Daniel II. Mrs. house 72 Prospect
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Knight David HI. farmer, boards 21 Marlboro'
Knight Eben C. foreman, 21 Pleasant, house 31 Purchase
Knight Frederick, shoecutter, boards 1 Ashland Knight Frederick Mrs. house 12 Parsons
Knight George D. carpenter, house 56 Bromfield Knight George T. shoemaker, house 41 Temple Knight George W. clerk, 108 Merrimac, h. Parker, n. State Knight Hale, City grist mills, house 3 High, at Newbury Knight Harry, house I Ashland
Knight Horace, shoe trimmer, house 19 Winter Knight Jacob, clerk, 123 Purchase, house 33 do.
Knight James, carpenter, removed to Boston [bridge Knight James, clerk, 77 State, h. Wesley, near Artichoke Knight James A. paper carrier, boards 1 Ashland
Knight James B. flour, grain, and meal, City grist mills, near City R. R. depot, house at Newbury
Knight John L. telegraph operator, 39 State, house Parker, near State
Knight Joseph, shoe trimmer, house 21 Marlboro'
Knight Joseph K. farmer, house High, beyond Ocean av.
Knight Maria B. Mrs. house 4 Spring
Knight Martha, widow, boards 12 Auburn
Knight Oliver, shoemaker, house 10 High
Knight Oliver, laborer, h. Wesley, near Artichoke bridge Knight Rovina, widow of Moses C. house 27 Franklin Knight Thomas, shoemaker, house Wesley, near Low Knight Thomas W. shoecutter, boards 31 Purchase Knight Willard B. clerk, boards 31 Purchase Knight -, farmer, house Turkey Hill
Knowles E. C. Mrs. nurse, house 136 State
Knowlton Charles D. clerk, 156} High, boards 156 do. Knox Christopher, laborer, house rear 11 Water Kohlhaas Casper, shoecutter, house 21 Market
Ladd Charles W. hairdresser, 3 State, house 26 Atwood Ladd Francis M. and Celia E. Misses, house 67 Lime Laird Harriet Miss, house 19 Essex
Lake Arabella J. widow, boards 20 Dalton
Lake Nicholas B. dry goods, 12 State, house 8 Spring
Lake Nicholas B. jr. clerk, 12 State, boards 8 Spring Lamb Bridget, widow, house 1 Boardman Lamb Martin B. laborer, boards 49 Pleasant Lambert Eben N. clerk, house 28 Hancock Lambert John W. carriage trimmer, house 43 Boardman Lambert Sarah, widow, house 252 Water Lamont Charles L. shoecutter, boards 13 Ashland Lamprey Eli, carpenter, Brown's wharf, house 9 Green Lamprey Sylvanus O. silversmith, 214 Merrimac, boards 49 Washington
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Lamson Margaret L. Mrs. house 37 Temple
Lancey George, engineer, Ocean Mill Co. house 214 High Lancey James W. shoemaker, boards 8 Forrester
Lancey Joel E. shoemaker, house 8 Forrester
Lancey John L. shoemaker, house Jefferson, near the river Lander Emma M. teacher, Hancock-street grammar school, boards 59 Purchase
Lander Ilenry A. shoemaker, house 59 Purchase
Landford Charles, slasher tender, house 3 Woodland
Landford Frank W. at Hope mills, 41 Water, bds. 2 Beck Landford Hiram H. stable, 22 Salem, house 20 Purchase
Landford Joseph B. house 20 Salem .
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Landford Joseph W. veterinary surgeon, 15 Purchase, h. Landford Lavonia Mrs. house 83 Water
Landford Priscilla G. Mrs. house 25 Franklin
Lane Abbie Miss, house 6 Orange
Lane Amos W. shoemaker, house 55 Purchase
Lane Columbia Miss, removed to Biddeford, Me.
Lane Eliza A. widow, house 32 Purchase
Lane George W. picker, boards 33 Middle
Lane Isaac J. shoemaker, house 73 Neptune
Lane Joanna, widow, house rear 82 Water
Lane Sarah E. Mrs. house 29 Lime Lane William, died July 13. 1885 Lang Ernest C. laster, boards 11 Marlboro'
ยท Lang Frank N. silversmith, boards 83 Prospect Lang George H. removed to Haverhill Lang Jane, widow of Francis, house Bromfield court Lane John C. shoemaker, house 11 Marlboro' Lang Leroy, shoemaker, rooms 34 Middle Lang Otis, bottler, 2 Ferry wharf, boards 34 Middle
Langlands Edward E. at Hope mills, 41 Water, boards 24 Chestnut
Langlands George E. Mrs. house 24 Chestnut
Langlands William F. shoemaker, boards 24 Chestnut
Langley John, carpenter, house rear 11 Jackson Langley Jonn Mrs. house 21 Prospect
Langmaid Alvin F. blacksmith, house 26 Jefferson Langmaid Clara E. Mrs. dressmaker, 26 Jefferson, h. do. Lansman Joseph, operative, house 100 Water
Lappin Abraham ( L. Agoos & Co.), Moulton st. house do. Larner John, cook, 5 Inn, boards 52 Prospect
Larner Margaret, widow of Thomas, house 52 Prospect
Larner Michael, boards 52 Prospect
Larner Robert, boards 52 Prospect
Larner Thomas, laborer, boards 52 Prospect
Lattime Frank L. shoemaker, boards 132 Water
Lattime Fred. A. shoemaker, house 42 Prospect
Lattime Gardner C. fisherman, house 197 Water
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Lattime George W. shoemaker, boards 10 Pine Lattime Gideon W. shoemaker, house 8 Pine Lattime James II. fisherman, boards 14 Union Lattime James S. Mrs. house 161 Merrimac Lattime Nicholas, fisherman, house 10 Pine Lattime Nicholas, jr. shoemaker, house 14 Union Lattime Sylvanus II. boards 14 Union Laumann John H. fireman, B. & M. R. R. house 14 Parsons Lawler Patrick, laborer, house 37 Olive
Lawrence Edward, fireman, boards 82 Federal
Lawrence William H. engineer, Peabody mills, h. Marl- boro' court
Lawton Jane R. widow, house 30 Carter
Lawton Jerome B. cabinet maker, house 22 Spring
Lawton John E. pattern maker, N. D. Dodge's, h. 13 Pond Lawton Leander M. carpenter, house 40 Prospect
Leach Alexander, painter, house 7 Charter Leach Hiram, carpenter, house 7 Broad
Leahy Daniel J. removed to Baldwinsville, N. Y.
Leahy Mary Mrs. house 33 Pond
Lear Frederick, shoemaker, rooms 20 Essex Leary Cornelius, laborer, house 28 Carter Leary Cornelius, laborer, house 4 Cutter's court
Leary Daniel, brickmaker, boards rear 62 Merrimac Leary John P. laborer, house rear 62 Merrimac
Leary Margaret, widow, house 28 Carter Leary Timothy, laborer, house 190 Merrimac Leary Timothy, B. & M. R. R. house 296 Merrimac Leary -, widow, house rear 52 Prospect Leavitt Alvah W. ( Boston), house 164 Water Leavitt Augustus O. supt. 35 Water, house 36 Fair Leavitt John, driver, house 8 Pearson's wharf Leavitt William, boards 3 Merrimac
Le Blanc Eugene, operative, house 100 Water
Le Bosquet Frank S. tailor, 8 State, boards 58 Middle Le Breton Sarah E. widow, boards 6 Auburn
LeCraw Lydia Miss, house 4 Parsons
LeCraw William, jr. Mrs. house 70 Prospect Lee David J. removed to Boston
Lee Edward, captain, house 15 Eagle
Lee Eugene F. variety store, 262 Merrimac, h. 264 do.
Lee John F. died May, 23, 1886
Lee Mary HI. widow, died Feb. 6, 1886
Lee Michael A. saloon, 59 Merrimac, house do.
Lee William E. captain, house 230 Water Legate Burton J. teacher, house 210} High
Leigh Sarah, widow, house 12 Parsons Leighton Andrew J. teamster, house 15 Unicorn Leighton Charles C. clerk, 6 Essex, boards 49 Merrimac
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Leighton Frank W. sailmaker, boards 58 Bromfield Leighton George II. D. shoemaker, boards 58 Bromfield Leighton Henry E. silversmith, boards 15 Unicorn Leighton John, removed to California
Leighton Mary J. widow of Franklin J. h. 58 Bromfield Leighton Nathan C. confectionery, 49 Merrimac, h. do. Leighton Sally P. widow, died Dec. 6, 1884 Lelurch Julius, boards 18 Tremont
Lemieux W. Miss, house 84 Water
Leonard Charles C. paper hanger, house 1 Summer
Leonard Frank J. shoecutter, boards 10 Prospect
Leonard James, house 10 Prospect
Leonard John D. boards 10 Prospect
Leonard Michael, shoecutter, boards 10 Prospect
Leonard Sarah A. Miss, teacher, High school, bds. 10 Court Lesley Edward, bookkeeper (B. & M. R. R., Boston), bds. 5 Market
Lesley Edward S. died March 18, 1885
Lesley Sarah F. widow of Edward S. house 5 Market
Le Vigne Z. carpenter, house 83 Water
Levy Henry, clerk, 30 State, boards 18 Spring
Levy Louis ( Levy & Co.), 30 State, boards 18 Spring
Levy ( Samson ) & Co. ( Louis Levy), dry goods, 30 State ; L also postmaster, 16 Pleasant, house 18 Spring EWANDO'S FRENCH DYE HOUSE, main office, 17 Temple place, Boston ; William A. Johnson, agent, 56 State (see page 369)
Lewis Andrew P. news depot, 33 Merrimac, h. 9 Carter Lewis Andrew P. Mrs. house 6 Walnut
Lewis Charles E. brakeman, B. & M. R.R. h. 31 Boardman Lewis Charles H. engineer, 178 Merrimac, h. 22} Boardman Lewis George G. shoemaker, boards 6 Walnut
Lewis John L. shoemaker, boards 6 Walnut
Lewis Mark S. died June 6, 1885
Lewis Mary Miss, saleswoman, 72 State, boards 9 Carter
Lewis Mary J. widow, boards 46 Middle
Lewis Samuel W. carpenter, boards 9 Carter Lewis Thomas Mrs. house 46 Middle
Libbey Hattie E. Miss, saleswoman, 72 State Libby Alexander II. hairdresser, house 30 Spring Libby Edward G. shoemaker, boards 51 Fair
Lidstone Samuel S. laborer, house Chapel, near Howard Lidstone, see also Lydston
Lingwood George W. Mrs. house 15 Boardman Linklighter Catharine, widow, house rear 174 Merrimac Litchfield Augustus L. removed to Springfield
Little Amos M. gardener, house Ocean av. at Newbury Little Annie A. Miss, house 310 Iligh
Little Benjamin P. driver, H. R. R. house 8 Pine
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Little Charles, carpenter, house 62 Marlboro'
Little Daniel N. farmer, boards Edward F. Little's
Little Eben, jr. foreman, N. D. Dodge's, bds. 45 Purchase
Little Ebenezer, house High, beyond Ocean av.
Little Edward F. farmer, house Iligh, beyond Ocean av. Little Edwin C. removed to Haverhill
Little Frank W. iceman, boards Ilanover, cor. High Little George Mrs. house Green, at Newbury
Little George F. farmer, house High, bey. Ocean av.
Little George I. farmer, house Hanover, cor. High Little Gideon L. clerk, boards 80 High
Little Hector, shoemaker, house 60 Bromfield
Little Henry B. (E. P. Dodge & Co.), 21 Pleasant, house 122 Iligh
Little Henry W. clerk ( Boston), boards 45 Purchase Little Isaac W. house 36 High
Little John G. farmer, house Turkey Hill
Little John M. jr. farmer, house High, bey. Ocean av.
ITTLE JOSEPH B. boots and shoes, 38 Market sq. house 22 Boardman (see page 263)
Little Lydia M. widow of Moses S. house 98 High
Little Mary Mrs. house 10 Independent
Little Moses, milkman, house Green, at Newbury
Little Moses B. asst. superintendent Anna Jaques Hospital, 20 Broad, house do.
Little Nathaniel, farmer, house Green, at Newbury
Little Nathaniel, jr. farmer, house Green, at Newbury Little Otis W. iceman, boards Hanover, cor. High
Little Plumer, blacksmith, Parker, near High, boards Mrs. George Little's, at Newbury
Little Richard T. farmer, b. Mrs. Geo. Little's, at Newbury Little Sarah A. Mrs. matron Anna Jaques Ilospital, 20 Broad Little Stephen W. sen. died Nov. 3, 1885
Little Stephen W. milkman, house Ilanover, at Newbury Little Sumner S. clerk, 41 State, boards 36 High
Little William A. boots and shoes, 29 Merrimac, h. 80 High Little William A. jr. clerk, 29 Merrimac, boards 80 High Little William D. farmer, h. Wesley, n. Artichoke bridge Little W. Burke, farmer, house Hanover, at Newbury Littlefield Clarence, stonecutter, house 18 Kent Littlefield Edwin A. teamster, 170 Merrimac, h. 4 Merrill Littlefield Elizabeth Mrs. boarding house, 35 Winter Littlefield George A. stonecutter, house 8 Boardman Littlefield Johnson ( Davis & Littlefield), stonecutter, 73
Merrimac, and Pearson's wharf, house 39 Washington Littlefield Joseph R. house 25 Summer
Littlefield Moses W. clerk, 8 Essex, house 7 Summer Littlefield Oliver T. stonecutter, boards 39 Washington Littlefield Sarah, widow, house 170 Merrimac
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Littlefield Sidney, clerk, 5 State, boards 25 Summer Littlefield Solomon, jr. teamster, house 16 Kent Lloyd John E at E. P. Dodge's, 21 Pleasant Lockray John, laborer, house rear 52 Prospect Look Frederick S. clerk, boards 8 Parsons Looney Catharine, widow, house 13 Unicorn Looney Henry, operative, boards 47 Middle Looney Lydia, widow, house 25 Warren
Looney Mary L. saleswoman, 9 Pleasant, bds. 13 Unicorn
Looney Michael, laborer, house 47 Middle
Lord Alfred W. ( Lord Brothers), 17 Market sq. h. 66 Lime ORD BROTHERS ( G. A. and A. W. Lord), uphol-
LORI sterers and shoe tools, 17 Market sq. (see page 362) Lord Charles E. Rev. house 8 Washington
Lord Charlotte N. widow, removed to Ocean Spray
Lord Ellen, widow, removed to Ocean Spray
Lord Francis, house 321 High
Lord George A. (Lord Brothers), 17 Market square, house 66 Lime
Lord George F. shoemaker, boards 20 Toppan
Lord Kate L. Miss, dressmaker, house 23 Purchase
Lord Lyman W. teamster, Almshouse, house 156 State
Lord Martha Miss, boards 66 Lime
Lord Moses J. removed to California
Lord Philip, house 1 Milk
Lord Thomas P. upholsterer, 17 Market sq. h. 144 State Lord Thomas H. Mrs. died March 24, 1886
Loring Anna Miss, boards 12 Olive
Loring Mary, variety store, 103 Water, house do.
Lougee Cora B. teacher, Bromfield primary, b. 17 Bromfield Lougee Oscar C. (P. M. Lougee & Co.), Hale's court, h. 3 Birch
Lougee Parker M. & Co. ( Oscar C. Lougee), carriage makers, Hale's court, house 17 Bromfield
Lovejoy Charles S. lumber surveyor, Mercantile wharf, bds. 22 Strong
Lovering Charles F. removed to St. Paul, Minn.
Lovering Eben, operative, house 14 Franklin
Lovett George HI. express, 8 Essex, boards 5 Tremont
Lovett William HI. express, 8 Essex, house 5 Tremont Low Anna M. Mrs. house 107 Merrimac
Low Annie S. teacher ( New York), boards 107 Merrimac Low Lucy, teacher ( Northampton ), boards 107 Merrimac Low Winthrop S. bookkeeper, Tracy place, bds. 12 Court Lowell Alfred O. teamster, house 33 Temple [Temple Lowell Cuthbert II. clerk, Merchants' Nat. Bank, bds. 33 Lowell Edward II. removed to Chelsea
Lowell George B. hostler, house 14 Charter
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Lowell Lewis A. laborer, boards 33 Temple [Temple Lowell Lottie C. Miss, saleswoman, 28 Pleasant, boards 33 Lowell Paul J. cutter, 18 Pleasant, boards 8 Court
Lowell Susie B. Miss, teacher, Bromfield-street grammar school, boards 33 Temple
Lowell William P. bookkeeper, 21 Pleasant, house 35 Milk Lucey Julia Mrs. house 7 Merrill
Lucey Michael D. clerk, 89 Merrimac, house 7 Merrill
Lucy Daniel, house 12 Elm
Lucy Daniel, laborer, house 14 Unicorn
Lucy Dennis, farmer at George H. Stickney's, boards do.
Lucy George, removed to Lynn
Lucy George R. hack driver, house 26 Essex [court
Lucy John, foreman, Newburyport Water Co. h. 5 Currier's "Lucy Margaret, widow, removed to Amesbury
Lucy Michael, laborer, boards 12 Elm
Lucy Michael, laborer, house 17 Kent
Lucy William A. livery stable, 6 Titcomb, house 6 Market
Luke Fred, sawyer, boards 8 Parsons
Lung Quong, laundry, 29 Market square, house do.
Lungevin Joseph, operative, house 102 Water
Lunt Benjamin, house 57 Middle
Lunt Carrie P. Mrs. dressmaker, house 19 Middle
Lunt Charles, president Ocean National Bank, h. 267 High
Lunt Charles A. carpenter, house 1 High
Lunt Charles II. clerk, 35 Pleasant, house 20 Boardman
Lunt Charles II. shoemaker, house 273 Merrimac
Lunt Charles W. watchman, house 11 Bromfield
Lunt Clarence C. comb maker, house 26 Madison
Lunt Daniel, postmaster at Newbury; also Daniel Lunt & Son (D A.), grocers, Parker, corner Iligh, h. 1 High Lunt Daniel A. (Daniel Lunt & Son), boards I High
Lunt Edward J. supt Almshouse, 48 Prospect
Lunt Edward W. sparmaker, 63 Water, house 57 Lime
Lunt Edwin, felt-shoe manuf. 32 Forrester, h. 3 N. Atkinson Lunt Enoch P. house 18 Walnut
Lunt Ezra, surveyor of lumber, 57 Water, boards 57 Lime Luut George C. engraver, boards 18 Walnut
Lunt George D. boards 166 Water
Lunt George O. shoemaker, house 18 School
Lunt Hannah E. circulating library, 29 State, h. 12 Vernon Lunt Henry, died July 2, 1885
Lunt Henry Mrs. widow, house 11 Charles Lunt Jacob W. travelling agent, house Turkey Hill Lunt Jeremiah Mrs. house 166 Water
Lunt Jere. B. mason, boards 142 Water
Lunt John E. ( Safford & Lunt), 46 State, bds. 18 Walnut
Lunt John W. machinist, house 14 Beck
Lunt Joseph C. undertaker, house 157 Merrimac
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Lunt Joseph C. Mrs. dressmaker, 157 Merrimac, house do.
Lunt Joseph W. house 14 Bromfield
Lunt Leonard W. jeweler, boards 146 Water
Lunt Louisa E. widow of Joseph J. house 10 Dove
Lunt Lydia S. widow of William J. house 146 Water
Lunt Martha P. Miss, supt. reading room, Public Library, house 12 Vernon
Lunt Mary E. Mrs. nurse, house 20 Boardman
Lunt Moody, mason, house 8 Beck
Lunt Philip II. cashier Ocean National Bank, 19 Market square, house 62 Iligh
Lunt Samuel, gateman, Purchase st. crossing, h. 17 Madison
Lunt Sarah Miss, house 70 Federal
Lunt Sarah D. widow, house 12 Tyng
Lunt Sarah K, Miss, house 267 High
Lant Susie E. Miss, music teacher, 29 State
Lunt Thomas Il. mason, house 142 Water
Lunt Thomas II. jr. paper hanger, boards 142 Water
Lunt Thomas S. baggage master, B. & M. R. R.
Lunt Warren, operative, house 19 Dove
Lunt William, house 76 Prospect
Lunt William II. captain, house 57 Lime
Lunt William P. house Parker, at Newbury
Lunt William T. silversmith, house 152 Water
Lurvey Richard, house 9 Birch
L YDSTON J. Miss, fancy goods, 25 Pleasant, boards at East Salisbury ( see page 363)
Lynch Cornelius, laborer, house 4} Olive
Lynch Daniel, laborer, house 23 Kent
Lynch Dennis, laborer, house 12 Warren
Lynch Humphrey, mariner, boards 6 Ship
Lynch Jeremiah, operative, boards 10 Johnson
Lynch Jeremiah, laborer, house 137 Merrimac
Lynch Jeremiah C. removed to Amesbury Lynch John, laborer, house 10 Johnson
Lynch Mary, widow. house 14 Johnson
Lynch Michael, laborer, house 6 Ship
Lynch Patrick, laborer, 178 Merrimac, house 14 Warren
Lyons Cornelius, died October 29; 1885
Lyons Cornelius J. clerk, 210} Merrimac, house 13 Russia Lyons James, laborer, honse Low, near B. & M. R.R.
Lyons Margaret, widow, house 16 Merrill
Lyons Patrick, laborer, house + Olive
Lyons Patrick, laborer, boards 13 Russia
Lyons Timothy, laborer, house 13 Russia
Mace Benjamin, farmer, died August 25, 1886 Mace Henry P. driver, 6 Pleasant, house 25, Winter Mace William Mrs. house 297 High
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Macintosh Eunice P. widow, died September 28, 1885 Macintosh Fred L. clerk, 13 Water, boards 33 Federal
Macintosh Hiram P. photographic artist, 33 State, house 33 Federal
Macintosh Hiram P. jr. salesman, Prince pl. h. 10 Chestnut Macintosh John F. shoemaker, house 9 Olive
Mackinney Thomas, house 215 High
Mackinney Thomas P. hardware, etc. 11 Market square, house 16 Essex
Mackinney. see also Mckinney
Mac Namara Lot F. removed to Haverhill
Maffey Nathan, fish dealer, house 22 Toppan
Magner James, shoemaker, house 11 Centre
Magowan David, bottler, 2 Market sq. house 9 Federal Magowin Helen HI. fancy goods, 14} Purchase, h. 44 High
Magowin Mary E. Mrs. died July 23, 1886
Maguire Charles N. farmer, house Turkey Hill
Maguire James. tinsmith, 88 State, house 47 Liberty
Mahaffe Ann Mrs. house 41 Winter
Mahaffe John H. laborer, boards 41 Winter
Mahoney John, house Wesley, above Low
Mahoney Margaret, widow, boards 5 Railroad
Mahoney Michael, laborer, house 134 Merrimac
Mahoney Miles, laborer, house 16 Independent
Mahoney Wm. P. agent, Bayley Hat Co. b. 231 Merrimac Maites Eliza A. Miss, house 5 Union
Malden John, coppersmith, rooms 34 Liberty
Maloney Anastasia, widow, house 7 Boardman
Manahan Jeremiah, mariner, boards 88 Water
Manaton Richard K. Rev. pastor Washington-street M. E. Church, house 228 Iligh
Manchester Henry T. hatter, h. Forrester, near Merrimac Manning Edward F. blacksmith, 20 Liberty, h. 6 Titcomb Manning Elizabeth Mrs. house 17 Charter
Manning George W. blacksmith, house 12 Purchase
Manning Mary, widow, house 8 Salem
Manning S C. Miss, millinery, 64 State, boards 17 Charter Manning Timothy, shoemaker, house Ocean, near Warren Mannix James E. printer, 38 Inn, boards 1} Boardman
Mannix James P. hatter, house 1} Boardman
Mannix Lawrence, laborer, boards 79 Lime
Mannix Patrick, house 79 Lime
Mannix Timothy, laborer, house 79 Lime
Mannix William H. ( Boston), boards 13 Boardman
Manser George W. shoemaker, house 44 Middle Manser George W. Mrs. millinery, 23 State, h. 44 Middle Mansfield Joseph HI. Rev. presiding elder, Purchase-street M. E. Church, house at Malden Manson Ann B. widow of Eben, house 10 Buck
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Manson Eben, died Oct. 1, 1884
Manson Eben A. shoemaker, house 173 Merrimac
Manson Fred E. laster, boards 10 Buck
Manson Woodbury, musician, boards 8 Tyng March Alice L. Mrs. house 300 High
March Eben W. clerk, 13 Market sq. boards 22 Market March Samuel, flour, groceries, and produce, 13 Market square, house 21 Middle
Marden Calvin, overseer, house 7 Buck
Marden Newell, died May 24, 1886
Mareau Paul, laborer, honse 74 Water
Maroney Timothy, laborer, house Railroad, cor. Auburn
Marquahand John, merchant, house Curson's mill road Marquand George W. clerk, 97 Merrimac, b. Ring's Island
Marr Reuben C. shoemaker, house 14 Hancock
Marsh Benjamin, died Aug. 17, 1885
Marsh Charles C. carpenter, house Bromfield court
Marsh Clarence I. carpenter, house 6 Bridge road
Marsh Ellen Miss, dressmaker, boards 16 Fair
Marsh E. W. Mrs. house 16 Fair
Marsh George W. gardener, house 17 North Atkinson
Marsh Horace W. gardener, boards 17 North Atkinson
Marsh John W. machinist, boards 16 Fair
. Marsh Mary H. Mrs. house 7 Charles
Marsh Samuel Mrs. boards 22 Market
Marshall Charles O. clerk, Prince place, bds. 115 Merrimac
Marshall Clark B. painter, boards 43 Bromfield
Marshall Emery N. ( H. N. Marshall & Son), 45 Water, boards 95 High
Marshall Frank W. hatter, boards 334 Merrimac
Marshall Hannah T. Mrs. house 115 Merrimac
Marshall Henry O. chief mate, boards 17 Orange
Marshall Horace, boat builder, h. Kelley, n. Moseley av.
Marshall Horatio N. & Son ( Emery N.), com. merchants, 45 Water, house 95 High
Marshall John W. farmer, house 334 Merrimac
Marshall Monetta, widow, house 6 Howard
Marshall Offin B. engineer, 103 Merrimac, house 115 do.
Marshall Stephen F. died Aug. 4, 1886
Marshall Thomas E. painter, house 43 Bromfield
Marshall William W. died July 8, 1885
Marston George II. engineer, house 15 Walnut
Marston George W. carpenter, house 5 Oakland
Marston William L. silversmith, boards 5 Oakland Martin Calvin Mrs. house 48 Middle
Martin Charles B. boards 458 Merrimac
Martin Dennis, fireman, boards Goodwin's av.
Martin Henry, house 41 Olive
Martin Hugh, weaver, boards 80 Lime
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Martin James, shoemaker, house 44 Purchase Martin Jennie, widow, boards 7 Vernon
Martin John, laborer, house Goodwin's av.
Martin John W. died March 20, 1886
Martin Mary, widow, died July 14, 1885 Martin Sarah A. widow, house 3 Milk Martin Sarah S. widow, house 458 Merrimac
Martin Thomas, died Sept. 19, 1886 Mary Sister, superioress, Immaculate Conception parochial school, Green, cor. Washington
Mason Demes, laborer, house 61 Liberty
Mason Harold L. removed to Lynn
Mason John T. clerk, 31 Pleasant, boards 61 Liberty
Mason Robert M. shoemaker, house 19 Madison
Mason William Mrs. house 19 Titcomb
Mason William R. painter, boards 19 Titcomb
Massay Natban, shoemaker, house 22 Toppan, near Low Massay Nathan A. shoemaker, house Low, near Toppan
Maurice Mrs. widow, house 6 Charles
May John, laborer, boards William C. Cuseck's May Patrick, mariner, house 6 Independent May Thomas, house Water, near Lime
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