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Kimball Ezra S., (Woodsville) r 20 n 1, justice of the peace, farmer 250. Kimball George F., (N. Haverhill) r 27 cor 25, farmer 18.
Kimball H. Reymer. (Woodsville) r 20 n 1, farmer with E. S.
Kimball John G., (N. Haverhill) r 23 cor 17, breeder of pure and high grade Jersey cattle, dairy 13 cows, fruit grower and farmer 160.
KIMBALL JOSEPH PORTER, r 20 n 1, breeder of high grade Jersey cat- tle, dairy 27 cows, and farmer 350.
Kimball Morris E., (N. Haverhill) dealer in agricultural implements, farm produce and general merchandise, owns farm 40, Main, h do.
KIMBALL PEABODY W., retired merchant, h Park ave.
Kimball Rush W., (Woodsville) student at Williams college, home with Bax- ter P.
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King Robert, r 50, farmer.
King Henry F., (Woodsville) r I, wool grower 190 sheep, farmer 125 acres, and 180 pasture and timberland in Newbury, Vt.
KINNE CARLTON K., (Woodsville) (K. & Paddleford) h Highland.
Kinne Edward C., (Pike Station) r 39, butcher and dealer in meat, dairy 10 cows, farmer 130.
Kinne Roxana, (Woodsville) widow of Vine, resident Highland.
Kinne & Paddleford, (Woodsville) (Carlton K. and Church M. P.) dealers in live stock, butchers and meat dealers, market Weeks block, Main.
Knapp Frank H., farmer 5, h Bridge road n N. Main.
Knapp George L., (N. Haverhill) r 33, farmer, served in Vt. Vols.
Knight Nathan S., (Woodsville) baggage master B. & L. R. R., h Highland.
Kyes Harvey A., (Woodsville) railsmith B. & L. R. R., h Haverhill.
Lane Eugene B., (N. Haverhill) r 17, brakeman B. & L. R. R., home with W. W.
Lane William W., (N. Haverhill) r 17, farmer 80.
Large Edward J., r 48, (W. H. and E. J.)
Large John H., r 48, retired mason and farmer.
LARGE WILLIAM HARVEY, r 48, (W. H. & E. J.) house painter and paper hanger.
LARGE W. H. & E. J., r 48, sugar orchard 250 trees, and farmers 300. Larkin James, (Woodsville) laborer, h Ammonoosuc.
LAROO CHARLES H., (Swiftwater) r 7, farmer 2}.
Lawrence Sarah M., (Woodsville) widow of John D., resident, Mill.
Leet Lemuel, laborer, h Oliverian Village.
LEIGHTON ALBERT H., (Woodsville) (A, H. Leighton & Co.) assistant postmaster, h Main.
LEIGHTON A. H. & CO., (Woodsville) (Albert H. L. and Q. A. Scott) dealers in clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, and gents furnishings, Main cor Pleasant.
Leighton Sarah D., (Woodsville) widow of Stephen D., resident, aged 77, h and lot, Main. (Died 1885.)
Leith George W., custom tailor, shop and house Court cor Park ave.
Leonard Annie G., r 52, teacher.
LEONARD GEORGE E., r 52 n town line, dairy 14 cows, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, farmer, leases of C. F. Morrill 300 acres, served in Co. G, IIth N. H. Vols.
LEONARD SELDEN F., (Woodsville) farmer, h Highland.
Leonard Thomas, harnessmaker, shop Court, house do., served in Co. I, 9th N. H. Vols.
LEWIS WILLIAM H., (N. Haverhill) r 25, manuf. of and dealer in the " Boss" cucumber wood pumps, stock grower, and farmer 95.
LIBBEY GEORGE W., (N. Haverhill) machinist, blacksmith, general job- ber and horse-shoer, owns farm 22, h Depot.
Libby George W., (N. Haverhill) r 7, farmer.
LITTLE CHARLES W., (Woodsville) r 4, works farm for B. H. Dow about 200.
Locke John D., resident, Main.
Lord William, (Woodsville) ass't yard-master in Woodsville yard B. & L. R. R., owns farm 15 on Ammonoosuc.
Lowther Ed., (Woodsville) locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., h Highland. Loyne William Arthur Rev., (E. Haverhill) r 40, pastor of E. Haverhill M.
E. church, founder of the Faith Home for Indigent Women in Ports- mouth.
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Lucia Ezra G., laborer, h Main.
Lucia Peter, r 50, laborer.
LYMAN ABNER W., prop. of Haverhill grist-mill, dealer in graham, corn, meal and feed, and with Scott Fellows dealer in coal, Oliverian Village, h do.
LYONS GEORGE W .. (Woodsville) mason, contractor and builder, h and lot, Ammonoosuc.
Mann Ezra B., (Woodsville) (E. B. M. & Co.) justice of the peace.
Mann E. B. & Co., (Woodsville) (Ezra B. M. and George S. Cummings) druggists, and props. of circulating library.
Mann Edwin F., (Woodsville) ass't supt. B. & L. R. R., h Main cor Haver- hill.
Mann George H., (Woodsville) conductor on cattle train B. & L. R. R., h Maple ave.
Mann Horace F., (Woodsville) emp of B. & L. R. R .. h Highland.
Mann Hosea B., (Woodsville) conductor B. & L. R R., bds Highland.
Mann Melvin J., (Woodsville) conductor B. & L. R. R., h and lot, Highland.
Mann Sarah, (N. Haverhill) r 13, widow of Moody, owns farm 80, aged 73.
Marcy Jacob G., (N. Haverhill) r 37 cor 38, wool grower 30 sheep, and far- mer 92.
Marshall Kimball, (Woodsville) general blacksmith, shop Haverhill, h Wells River, Vt.
MARSTON BARTLETT, (Woodsville) r 5, (B. & H. G.)
MARSTON B. & H. G., (Woodsville) r 5, dairy 8 cows, breeders of grade Durham cattle 25 head, and farmers 120.
MARSTON HENRY G., (Woodsville) r 5, (B. & H. G.) highway surveyor. Marston Moody C., (N. Haverhill) r 15 n French pond, dairy 8 cows, high grade Jerseys, farmer 160.
Marston Nellie W., (N. Haverhill) r 15, school teacher.
Marston Stephen T., (Woodsville) h and lot, Mill.
MARSTON WILLIAM C., (N. Haverhill) farmer 10, and wood land 20, and with Moody C. 50.
Marston William E., cooper, and toll gatherer at Haverhill bridge.
MARTEL JOSEPH, (N. Haverhill) horse-shoer, jobber, and carriage ironer, prop. of French Morgan stallion "Young Lyon," h and shop Depot.
Mason Ella Miss, (Woodsville) dressmaker, bds Highland.
Mason Maria, (N. Haverhill) widow of Nathaniel G., dressmaker, h Main
McAllister John J., (Woodsville) porter at the Brunswick.
McCarthy Kate A., (Woodsville) teacher, bds Haverhill.
McCONNELL ELISHA H., (Woodsville) fireman B. & L. R. R., h Rail- road. (Killed on R. R., June 6, 1885.)
McConnell Lydia B., (N. Haverhill) widow of Horace N., resident, h Depot. McConnell Mary E, (N. Haverhill) dressmaker, Depot.
McConnell Sarah S., (Woodsville) widow of Elisha H., resident, h Railroad. McIntire Fred, farmer bds Court.
McINTIRE HARVEY E., (N Haverhill) physician and surgeon, bds Main. MEADER DANIEL W .. (N. Haverhill) supervisor, farmer 40, h Main.
Meader Marlin S., (N. Haverhill) r 24, leases of P. N. Meader dairy 18 cows, and farm 150, owns in Florida orange grove 1,000 trees.
Meader Moses A., (N. Haverhill) r 24, clerk
Meader Moses B., (N. Haverhill) stock grower, and farmer 65, and pasture land 85.
Meader Paul N., (N. Haverhill) r 24, dairy 18 cows, breeder of Jersey cattle, farmer 50, and in Benton 100.
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Merrill Amos, (E. Haverhill, r 43, superannuated M. E. clergyman, aged 75 years, owns farm 112. (Died June 29, 1885.)
Merrill Calvin, (E. Haverhill) r 40, farmer 100.
Merrill Hannah C., (N. Haverhill) r 35, widow of James, resident, aged 78. MERRILL HENRY, treas. of "Haverhill" and "Bedel" Bridge Cos., sugar orchard 300 trees, breeder of grade Holstein cattle. owns farm 150.
MERRILL, JAMES, (N. Haverhill) r 35, dairy 6 cows, stock grower, breeder of grade Holstein and Durham cattle, Knox horses, half owner of stal- lion "Eastern Boy," wood sawyer, and thresher, farmer 300, and 350 in Benton.
Merrill John H., (N. Haverhill) r 33, breeder of Jersey cattle, dairy II cows, farmer for E. A. Filley about 100.
MERRILL JOHN MOTLEY, farmer on J. Merrill estate 19. h south of Park.
Merrill John W,, druggist, dealer in jewelry, stationery, toys, &c., 6 Phenix block, Main, bds Court.
MERRILL MARY W., widow of John, resident on J. Merrill estate 19, h South off Park.
Merrill Schuyler, (N. Haverhill) r 21, retired farmer, owns farm 100, and pas- ture land 50, aged 82 years.
Merrill Simeon T., (E. Haverhill) r 44, resident.
MESERVE ROBERT, (Newbury, Orange Co., Vt.) r 35, supt. of Pine Grove farm, soldier in Bradford Guards, Ist Vt. Vols., and Co. H, 12th Vt. Vols.
MESSER FRANCES W. MRS., owns farm 50.
METCALF HARRY W., (N. Haverhill) prop. of Eagle Hotel, h do.
Metcalf Parker, (N. Haverhill) farmer 150, bds Eagle hotel.
Metcalf Stephen, (N. Haverhill) retired farmer, aged 80 years, h and lot Main. (Died in 1885.)
Metcalf Mary J., (N. Haverhill) widow of J. Stephen, h Main.
Millen Fannie G., (N. Haverhill) widow of Ananias, resident, Main.
Millen William W., (N. Haverhill) dealer in pianos, organs, and furnishing goods, and stoves, owns 45 acres, h Main.
Miller Edgar B., (Woodsville) dealer in groceries and provisions, crockery and glassware, prepared paints, and room paper, Main, h Haverhill.
Miller Leonard W., (Woodsville) clerk for Edgar B., bds do.
Miller Nelson, ( Woodsville) fireman, bds Haverhill.
Miner Charlie N., watchmaker and jeweler, cutlery, etc., Main, h Oliverian. Brook.
Miner George W., shoemaker, and farmer 1}, h Lawrence.
Miner Helen M., widow of John T., resident with E. B. Pike, Main.
Mitchell David, (Woodsville) butcher and meat dealer, h Ammonoosuc.
Mitchell James H., (Woodsville) r 4, farmer.
Monteith Anna B., widow of William, resident, Oliverian Village.
Moore Frank D., (Woodsville) r 5, section man B. & L. R R.
Moore Frank L., (Woodsville) prop. of Woodsville grain store, resides Wells River, Vt.
Moore Fred E., ( Woodsville) r 5, section man B. & L. R. R.
Moore John L., ( Woodsville) r 5, switchman B. & L. R. R., and farmer 50.
Moore William H., (Woodsville) locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., h and lot, Railroad st.
Morley Jesse, farmer 130, h Park ave., n Academy.
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MORRILL EDWIN R., (Pike Station) r 39, dairy 6 cows, breeder of grade Devon cattle, sugar orchard 300 trees, apple grower, farmer 120, and in Barnet, Vt., 100.
Morrill William H., retired farmer, h Court.
Morris Thomas, r 52, farmer for Mrs. A. W. Putnam.
Morris William H., r 52, tarmer for Mrs. A. W. Putnam.
Morrison H. Fannie, telegrapher, bds Ladd st.
Morrison Frank M., carpenter, and scale builder for Fairbanks Scale Co., h Ladd.
MORRISON HORACE H., carpenter, contractor and builder, owns farm 20 acres, Oliverian Village.
Morrison May F., school teacher, bds Ladd.
Morse Caleb, (E. Haverhill) r 31, farmer 85.
MORSE CALEB M., r 36, farmer, h Ladd.
Morse Charles O., collector of taxes, h Ladd.
Morse Eben F., (E. Haverhill) r 42, wool grower 40 sheep, sugar orchard Morse Ezra W., (E. Haverhill) r 42, farmer, leases of E. F. 120.
500 trees, farmer 200, and in Benton 100.
Morse Edward B., farmer, with Faustina, h Ladd.
Morse Faustina, widow of Osgood M., owns farm 6, h Ladd.
MORSE JACOB, (N. Haverhill) r 26, farmer 240, aged 86, bought his farm, a forest lot, in April 1824.
MORSE JOHN N., (N. Haverhill) r 20, " Horse Meadow," dealer in live stock, stock breeder, and drover, farmer 200.
Morse Karl E., (E. Haverhill) r 40, wood sawyer, contractor for B. & L. R. R. Morse Lafayette, (N. Haverhill) r 20. breeder of grade Merino sheep 100 head, and farmer 100.
Morse Sarah J. Mrs. (N. Haverhill) r 20, house keeper for S. F. Southard.
Morton Lovisa C., (Woodsville) widow of Uri, resident, Highland.
Moulton Alva I., r 5 1.
MOULTON ANDREW W., (Woodsville) painter, paper hanger, and glazier, h and lot, Highland.
Moulton Elias, r 51, farmer 1, served in Co. G, 11th N. H. Vols.
Moulton Hiram, r 51. farmer.
MUDGETT CHARLES E., r 373, farmer 18.
MULIKEN GEORGE W., (N. Haverhill) carpenter, mason and plasterer, watch and clock repairer, h Main.
Nason John, (E. Haverhill) r 40, retired farmer, aged 91.
Nelson Angie F., (N. Haverhill) r 6, widow of Levi W., owns farm 15.
Nelson William, (N. Haverhill) r 31 n 32, farmer 80.
Nelson William H., dealer in general merchandise, Oliverian Village, h do. Newell Charles S., (Woodsville) policeman, carpenter and joiner.
Newell Emily G., (Woodsville) widow of Solomon S.
NEWELL GEORGE H., (Woodsville) r 20, inventor and patentee of "Newell's permutation lock," and also an improvement in operating storm doors, practical locksmith.
Newell Sidney C., (Woodsville) r 20, carpenter and joiner.
Newell Solomon, (N. Haverhill) r 14. carpenter and joiner, and farmer 25.
Newell Solomon S., (Woodsville) r 20, wool grower 60 sheep, and farmer 190. (Died May 31, 1885.
NICHOLS JONATHAN S., retired carriage manufacturer, h Oliverian Vil- lage.
NOYES BENJAMIN, (N. Haverhill) r 38, aged 72, farmer 200.
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NOYES EDMUND B., (N. Haverhill) section man B. & L. R. R.
Noyes Horace E., (E. Haverhill) r 44 n 39, produce dealer, agent for agri- cultural tools, farmer 170, and timber land in Benton 56.
Noyes Orville, (N. Haverhill) off r 23, wool grower 160 sheep, and farmer, leases of J. C. Farnham 230.
Noyes Philinda M., r 36, widow of Horace, resident, owns farm 40, h Ladd. Noyes Royal H., (E. Haverhill) r 40, farmer 76.
Nutting Charles G., (Woodsville) clerk for S. E., bds Ammonoosuc.
Nutting Charles S., (N. Haverhill) r 33, farmer.
Nutting George E., (Woodsville) carpenter and joiner, h Ammonoosuc.
NUTTING S. EUGENE, (Woodsville) (H. & Nutting) manuf. of picture -
frames, stencils and rubber stamps, and dealer in artists materials, and carpenter, Odd Fellows block.
Nutting Thomas E., (N. Haverhill) r 33, farmer 1.
OLNEY AUSTIN G., (Woodsville) locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., h and lot Highland.
OLNEY VIOLA J., (Woodsville) (Mrs. A. G.) dressmaker, h Highland. Paddleford Church M., (Woodsvllle) (Kinne & Paddleford) owns in Monroe farm Ito, h Highland.
Page Anna Louise, teacher, bds Main.
Page Charles E., (E. Haverhill) r 40, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 100.
Page Charles P., (W. H. Page & Son) h Court st.
Page Eliza S., (N. Haverhill) widow of Henry H., resident, Main.
Page Elvira C., r 37, farmer 80.
Page Fred W., clerk for W. H. & Son, bds Court.
Page James A., harnessmaker and carriage trimmer, Main opp. Park, h Main, served as Lieut. in Co. B, 15th N. H. Vols.
Page Laura M., widow of Edward L., resident, owns the Gov. Page farm over 200 acres, h N. Main.
Page Lizzie A., teacher, bds Main.
Page Lovina F. M., r 36, owns farm 30.
Page Mary, resident, with Samuel Page.
PAGE NATHANIEL M., breeder of pure Merino sheep 200 head, farmer 275, and wood land 100.
Page Samuel, dairy 6 cows, farmer 230, h Main.
PAGE SAMUEL BERKELEY HON., (Woodsville) (Page & Story, of Plymouth) (Page & Donovan, of Concord) attorney and counselor at law, school supt., office Weeks block, Main, h Haverhill.
PAGE SAMUEL TAYLOR, attorney at law, owns farm and timber land in Benton 2,500, in Manchester 115, in Pier_cont 160, and one-half of 100 acres, h Park ave cor Court.
PAGE WILLIAM H., (W. H. & Son) town representative of Piermont, owns farm 100, h Court.
PAGE W. H. & SON, (William H. and Charles P.) dealers in groceries, dry goods, clothing. etc., 11 and 12 Phenix block, Main.
PARKER E. GEORGE, (Woodsville) justice of the peace, owner of Parker House building, agent for Leonard mowers horse rakes, Thomas's hay tedder, dealer in fertilizers, and owns farm 65.
PARKER HOUSE, (Woodsville) Hawkins & Nutting, props., livery con- nected, opp. B. & L. depot.
Partridge Fred, (N. Haverhill) r 14. farmer 100.
Partridge Loren W .. (N. Haverhill) r 24, breeder of Jersey cattle, wool grower 40 sheep, farmer 90, and 20 acres on r 27.
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Patridge Harry M., (N. Haverhill) farmer Io, h Main.
Paul Frank D., clerk at Exchange Hotel, bds do.
Pennock Jefferson, (N. Haverhill) r 24, n R. R., wool grower 100 sheep, and farmer 40.
Pennock Jonathan C., (Woodsville) baggage-master Woodsville to Boston, B. & L. R. R., h and lot Mill.
Pennock Sylvester T., (N. Haverhill) prop. meat market, and butcher, owns farm 3, and with W. W. Coburn wood land Io, h Main.
Perkins Abner P., (Pike Station) r 38, farmer about 45.
Perkins Clarissa, (N. Haverhill) r 7, widow of Thomas B., resident, aged 76. Perkins David H .. (Woodsville) fireman B. & L. R. R., bds with A. Wilson. Perkins Manus H., (Woodsville) yard master at Woodsville, B. & L. R. R., h and lot, Wilson.
Perkins Mary W. Miss, resident, N. Main.
Perkins Norman B., (Woodsville) r 20 n 1, emp of J. P. Kimball.
Philipson Otto, (Pike Station) traveling salesman for A. F. Pike Mfg. Co. Pickering George, (N. Haverhill) laborer, bds Eagle Hotel.
Pierce Greenleaf N., (Pike Station) r 39 n R. R., retired carpenter, aged 74. Pierce Rexford, (Pike Station) r 39 n R. R., wool grower 25 sheep, apiarist Io colonies, farmer 30.
PIKE A. F. MANUFACTURING CO., (Pike Station) r -, A. F. Pike, pres .; E. B. Pike, vice-pres .; Isaac Pike, treas,; C. G. Smith, clerk, maufrs. of and dealers in all kinds of scythe stones, whetstones, oil stones, razor hones, etc., own quarries and land in Haverhill, Benton and Pier- mont 1, 150 acres, and all quarries and minerals on 3,000 acres.
PIKE ALONZO F., (Pike Station) r 46, justice of the peace, postmaster, pres. of A. F. Pike Manuf. Co., general merchant.
PIKE AMOS M., (Benton) r 11, lumberman and farmer 80, and in Easton 80. PIKE ANDREW J., (Woodsville) wheelwright, locomotive fireman B. & L. R. R., h Main, cor Maple ave.
Pike Burns H., (Pike Station) r 45, quarryman for A. F. Pike Mfg. Co., farmer 110.
PIKE CHARLES J., (Pike Station, or Haverhill) (A. F. Pike Mfg. Co.) foreman of quarry, dairy 8 cows, 75 sheep, prop. of farm 100, and whetstone quarry on r 45, h Main.
Pike Charles W., selectman and farmer 27, h Main.
PIKE EDWIN B., vice-pres., A. F. Pike Mfg. Co., h Main.
PIKE ISAAC, (Pike Station) r 46, treasurer A. F. Pike Mfg. Co.
Pike Louisa A., (Pike Station) r 45, widow of Drury, resident, aged 70.
Pike Nancy, (E. Haverhill) r 40, widow of Arthur L., owns farin 3.
Pike Nathaniel E., canvasser, and carpenter, h Oliverian Village.
Pike Samuel, r 49, retired butcher, and farmer 22, aged 71.
PIKE WILLIAM E., butcher, dealer in meats, fresh fish and oysters, h and I acre, Court.
PILLSBURY FRANCES R., (Pike Station) r 46, traveling saleslady. Pillsbury John, (Pike Station) r 46, retired shoemaker, aged 71.
PINE GROVE FARM, (Newbury, Orange Co., Vt.) r 35, Keyes estate, prop., Robert Meserve, supt., breeders of thoroughbred Jersey and Hol- stein cattle, Cotswold sheep 75 head, and Norman horses, dairy 30 Cows, 80 to 100 head of cattle, farm about 800.
Plant Stephen, (N. Haverhill) r 27 cor 28, basket maker.
Plant Stephen Jr., (N. Haverhill) r 27 cor 28, farmer 15.
Platt John, retired blacksmith, farmer 4, h Main.
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Pollard Lucius L., traveling photographer, h N. Main.
POOR JOSEPH, (Poor & Westgate) postmaster, h Main.
POOR & WESTGATE, (Joseph P. & Tyler W.) dealers in groceries, dry goods, light farming tools, etc., Main, next Exchange Hotel.
Powers Betsey, widow of Hon. Joseph, resident, Court cor Park ave., aged 78. Powers Milo F., (N. Haverhill) farmer, bds. Main.
POWERS PLACE, (N. Haverhill) r 35, Mrs. M. A. P. Filley, owner, 225 acres, breeder of pure Jersey cattle, dairy 13 cows.
Prescott Calvin, (N. Haverhill) r 27} cor 27, farmer.
Prescott Mary A., (N. Haverhill) r 26, widow Wm. H.
Prescott William F., (N. Haverhill) r 26, stock grower, apple orchard 100 trees, farmer 135.
PUTNAM HANNAH, r 52, widow of Alonzo W., dairy 35 cows, stock grower 20 head, prop. of saw mill and hay press, farm 300, and pasture and wood land 1,700.
Putnam Hiram M., r 52, farmer for Mrs. A. W., manager of saw-mill.
Putnam John, r 52, farmer for Mrs. A. W., manager of hay pressing business. Putnam Mary, housekeeper for Mrs. E. L. Page.
Quimby David, farmer 2, h Main.
QUIMBY HENRY A., sheep shearer, and farmer, h and 1 acre, Court. RANDALL ANDREW J., painter, paper hanger, and glazier, h and lot Main, served in Co. B, 6th N. H. Vols.
Randall Clarence, (Woodsville) assistant train dispatcher B. & L. R. R., h off Main.
Randall Eliza J., (Mrs. A. J.) dressmaker, h Main.
Randall George W., farmer, bds N. Main.
Randall Martin V. B., farmer, veteran of the civil war, 6th N. H. Vols., h N. Main.
Ranno Horace E., (Woodsville) lineman for W. U. Telegraph Co., h High- land.
REDING WILLIAM, resident, Court.
Reding Ellen D., widow of Sylvester, resident, h and lot Court.
Remick Herbert A., (Woodsville) Episcopal clergyman, pastor of St. Luke's church.
Richardson George W., (E. Haverhill) r 43 cor 40, general merchant.
Ricker William, (Woodsville) dealer in live stock, drover, farm 90 in Peacham, Vt., h Maple ave.
Rideout Nathan P., (N. Haverhill) r 24, with E. B. Willoughby, dairy II cows, farmer 40, and with Haran Wilmot 120, and With E. B. Wil- loughby 30.
Rinehart Carroll C., (N. Haverhill) clerk for M. E. Kimball, bds Main.
Rinehart Charles C., (N. Haverhill) r 24, dairy 15 cows, farmer, for M. E. Kimball, 40, served in Co. L, Ist Ill. Cav , and Co. H, 10th Ills. Cav.
Ring George A., (Woodsville) carpenter and joiner, owns h and lot. Ring Mary J., (N. Haverhill) house-keeper for Mrs. H. P. Webster, Main. Robshaw Jonathan, r 45, farmer, leases of O. B. Pike 50.
Rodgers Mehitable B., widow of Levi, resident, h Court.
Rodgers Harriet C., teacher, h Court.
Rogers Abigail B., (N. Haverhill) r 7, resident, on A. Roger's estate. Rogers Moses C .. (N. Haverhill) r 34, farmer 26. (Moved to Piermont.) Rogers Warren C., (N. Haverhill) r 7, farmer, on A. Roger's estate 80. Rollins Esther M., widow of Moses J., resident.
ROLLINS JOHN O., farmer.
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Rowe Edward C., (N. Haverhill) barber and hair-dresser, and dealer in canned goods, and groceries, saw filer, Main.
Sanborn Hannah, (Pike Station) r 39, resident, aged 82 years.
Sanborn Joseph, (Pike Station) r 39, retired farmer, aged 85 years.
Sargent W. Dyer, (Woodsville) foreman of round-house B. & L. R. R., h Haverhill.
Sawyer Clifford J., (N. Haverhill) r 32, carpenter, and fa: mer.
Sawyer Frank, (Woodsville) railsmith, bds with J. A.
Sawyer James A., (Woodsville) railsmith, foreman B. & L. R. R., h in the Y.
Sawyer Noah P., (N. Haverhill) r 32, farmer 90.
Sawyer Rufus, (Woodsville) farmer, son of James.
SCOTT QUINCY A., (Woodsville) (A. H. Leighton & Co.) postmaster, U.
S. & C. Exp. agent, manuf. of regalia and lodge supplies, Main cor Pleasant, h Main.
Sealey John, farmer, leases of Miss Eliza Cross, h Ladd.
Shaw Daniel A., (N. Haverhill) r 34 cor 342, retired physician, breeder of grade Jersey cattle, dairy 12 cows, farmer 175.
Shaw Edwin W., (N. Haverhill) r 34 cor 34}, farmer with D. A.
Shaw Wesley A .. (N. Haverhill) r 34 cor 343, farmer with D. A. and owns 9 acres.
Shaw William E. r 36, advertising agent, bds Ladd.
Shelley Martha M., (N. Haverhill) r 6, widow of Calvin, resident.
Shelley Mina T., n R. R. depot, widow of John C., resident.
Shepard William, (Pike Station) r 38, grinder for A. F. Pike Mfg. Co., far- mer 8.
Shepard Willie M., (Pike Station) r 38, grinder for A. F. Pike Mfg Co.
SHEPHERDSON EDWARD E., (Pike Station) r 44 opp. 39, farmer, and drives meat cart for E. C. Kinne.
SHEPHERDSON H. A., (Pike Station) r 44 opp. 39, (Mrs. Simeon) owns farm 50.
Shepherdson Simeon, (Pike Station) r 44 opp. 39, farmer, with Mrs. H. A. Sherwell Charles William, (Pike Station) r 58, box-maker, and farmer.
Sherwell Samuel, (Pike Station) r 38 n 47, whetstone packer for A. F. Pike Mfg. Co., and farmer II.
Shortell William, (Woodsville) r 1, emp of B. & L. R. R.
Shute George G., (Woodsville) conductor B. & L. R. R., bds Mt. Gardner House.
Silver Franklin F., (Pike Station) r 47, dealer in meats, butcher, and far- mer 50.
Silver George McL., (Pike Station) r 47, teamster for A. F. Pike Mfg. Co.
Silver John, (Woodsville) freight conductor, bds Main.
Silver John, r 47 cor 48, blacksmith, and farmer about 12.
Simpson Charles H., (E. Haverhill) r 44, wool grower 50 sheep, farmer 135, and in Benton 26.
Simpson Henry, r 52, farmer for Mrs. A. W. Putnam.
Simpson Orrin, r 51, farmer 13.
SLEEPER FRANK S., (N. Haverhill) commercial traveler for Edmunds & Mayo, of Boston, h Main.
Sleeper Hibbard S., (N. Haverhill) (H. S. S. & Co.) farmer about 70.
Sleeper Hiram, (N. Haverhill) retired carpenter, h Main.
Sleeper H. S. & Co., (N. Haverhill) (Hibbard S. S., J. M. Getchell, and T. E. Bliffin,) manufs. of bobbins, Depot.
Sloane Elizabeth A., resident, Park ave.
150
TOWN OF HAVERHILL.
SMITH ALONZO W., (E. Haverhill) r 43, dealer in live stock, breeder of grade Shropshire sheep 100 head, farmer 40, and with C. H. House, pasture land 420.
Smith Charles, (N. Haverhill) r 38, farmer.
SMITH CHARLES G., retired hotel keeper, h Main.
SMITH GEORGE C., (N. Haverhill) harnessmaker, maker of custom fur overcoats, and owns farm 7 acres, h Depot.
Smith George W., (N. Haverhill) r 28, stationary engineer.
Smith George F., (Woodsville) passenger conductor B. & L. R. R., h Main. SMITH HENRY M., (Woodsville) owner of restaurant and billiard room, Haverhill, h Main.
Smith Mary A. H., widow of Charles R., resident, Main.
SMITH MARY B., (Woodsville) widow of Charles B., resident, h Haverhill cor Ammonoosuc.
Smith Nathan H., (Woodsville) r 1, emp of Woodsville Lumber Co.
Smith William P., house painter, book-keeper, bds Main.
SOUTHARD LYMAN M., (N. Haverhill) r 20, sexton, breeder of pure Merino sheep 100 head, farmer 60, and pasture land 100.
Southard Mattie P., (N. Haverhill) r 20, teacher.
SOUTHARD SAMUEL F., (N. Haverhill) r 20, live stock grower, wool grower 250 sheep, and farmer 400.
SPAULDING PHINEAS, retired physician and surgeon, aged 86, h Court. SPENCE DAVID D., (N. Haverhill) prop. of grist and flouring mill, h Depot.
Squires Jesse R., farmer, occupies the farm settled by Col. Charles Johnson, h N. Main.
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