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St. Clair Edward C., r 51, farmer 13, and in Warren 60, served in Co. A, Ist N. H. Cavalry.
St. Clair Fred H., (Woodsville) emp of B. & L. R. R., bds Wilson.
St. Clair George H., (N. Haverhill) r 16, commercial traveler, and farmer with S. B.
St. Clair Samuel, r 51, retired farmer, aged 85.
ST. CLAIR STEPHEN B., (N. Haverhill) r 16, dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 500 trees, and farmer 160.
Stebbins Harry, (Newbury, Orange Co., Vt.) r 35, emp on Pine Grove farm. Stephenson Charles C., farmer for Mrs. E. L. Page, bds N. Main.
Stevens Calvin, (Woodsville) laborer, bds Highland.
STEVENS CHARLES H., (Woodsville) r 5, farmer.
Stevens Grove S., retired farmer 61 acres, aged 72.
Stevens Isaac L., (Woodsville) r I, emp of Pass. R. R., h Highland.
Stevens Jane E., (Woodsville) r 5, widow of Isaac, resident, owns wood land 9 acres.
Stevens Michael B., (Woodsville) jobber, mason and plasterer, h and lot, Maple ave.
STEVENS THOMAS E., (N. Haverhill) r 18, farmer.
Stevens William C., r 36, machinist.
Stickney Nelson, sheep shearer, and farmer 2, aged 76, h Lawrence st.
Stickney Seth P., (Woodsville) (Stickney & Glover) h Main.
Stickney & Glover, (Woodsville) (S. P. Stickney and T. W. Glover) dealers in flour, feed, provisions, groceries, crockery, dry goods, boots and shoes, clothing, Main.
Stimpson Henry N., (Woodsville) emp of B. & L. R. R., bds Highland. Stimpson Nelson J., (Woodsville) brakeman B. & L. R. R., bds Highland.
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TOWN OF HAVERHILL.
STUART JOHN E., (Woodsville) fireman B. & L. R. R., bds Ammonoosuc. Sturtevant Mary J., widow, cook at Exchange Hotel.
Sturtevant William L., (N. Haverhill) r 21, laborer, h Main.
Sutherland Mehitable C., (N. Haverhill) r 20, widow of John B., resident.
Sutton Henry, (E. Haverhill) r 40, farmer.
Swan Charles M., r 36, locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., bds Woodsville.
Swan Henry, r 36, manuf. of wood eaves troughs, owns farm 5, h Ladd.
Swasey Frank P., (Woodsville) locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., and prop. of livery stable, h Main.
Swasey Henry W., (Woodsville) clerk in meat market, h Main.
SWASEY NATHANIEL M., (N. Haverhill) justice of the peace, agent for
Springfield Fire Ins. Co., agent for Corbin disc harrow, dairy 10 grade Jersey cows, wool grower 150 sheep, and farmer 275, h Main.
Tabor Frank P., laborer, bds N. Main.
Tabor George E., farm laborer, h N. Main.
Tabor Jemima, widow of Newell, resident, h N. Main.
Tabor Norman B., shoemaker, Phenix block, Main, h Main.
Tabor William R,, laborer, bds N. Main.
TALBIRT AGNES L., (Pike Station) r 46, (Mrs. Henry J.) boarding house.
TALBIRT HENRY J., (Pike Station) r 46, grinder for A. F. Pike Mfg.
Co., boarding house keeper, served as sargeant in Co. D, 3d Vt. Vols. Talbirt Mary A., widow of Lewis E., resident, aged 73, h Lawrence.
TARLETON AMOS, resident, h N. Main, owns farm.
Tarleton Henry, retired farmer, aged 74, bds with F. H. Knapp.
Tarleton James B., farmer, h Main.
Taylor Thomas E., (N. Haverhill) carpenter, emp of B. & L. R. R., h Depot. TEFFT ALBERT H., (N. Haverhill) carpenter and builder, owns h and 3} acres served in Co. G, IIth N. H. Vols., Main.
Tefft William L., (N. Haverhill) bds Main.
Tewksbury George H., (Woodsville) fireman B. & L. R. R., h Highland.
Tewksbury Roxey Mrs., (Woodsville) resident, h Highland.
Thomas Augustus F., foreman for Haverhill Paper Co., h and lot, Ladd st.
Thomas Irving J., (N. Haverhill) r 19 cor 6.
Thompson Luther A., farmer, h Court.
Titus Charles H., (Pike Station) r 46, stationary engineer, emp of A. F. Pike Mfg. Co.
Titus Frank, (Woodsville) emp of B. & L. R. R., bds with A. Wilson.
Titus Jeremy, (N. Haverhill) r -, farmer 10.
Titus Wilber E., (N. Haverhill) r -, inechanic.
Titus Wooster B., (N. Haverhill) r 26 n 14, sawyer at Woodsville, farmer about 100.
Torsey Laura C., (N. Haverhill) r 34 opp. 343, widow of Moses, owns farm 20.
Tragansa Peter E., (N. Haverhill) brick mason, h and 2 acres, Main.
Trow Joseph H., pastor of M. E. church, bds Court st.
TRUE EDWARD M., (E. Haverhill) r 44, served 18 months in Co. C, 31st Maine Vols.
True Wilbur F., (E. Haverhill) B. & L. station agent, U. S. & C. express agent, and telegraph operator, owns farm 4.
Tucker Eliza D., widow of Stephen, resident, Main.
Tucker Fred M., (Pike Station) r 46, book-keeper for A. F. Pike Mfg. Co. Tucker Sarah E., widow of Roswell D., resident, h Main.
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TOWN OF HAVERHILL.
Tuttle Simon, (E. Haverhill) r 40, farmer, served in Co. B, 6th Vt. Vols., and in Co. B, 19th Mass. Vols.
Tuttle George, (N. Haverhill) r 34, farm laborer.
Twichell Albert Rev., (Woodsville) pastor of Woodsville M. E. church.
Tyler Alfred E., (N. Haverhill) r 13 cor 29, farmer.
Tyler Byron M., (N. Haverhill) r 29, farmer about 20.
VALLEY CHARLES W., r 50, laborer, h and lot.
Walcott William G., engineer at paper mill, served in Co. G, 2d N. H. Vols., and Co. L, Ist N. H. Heavy Artillery, h Oliverian Village.
WALLACE ASAHEL K., (Woodsville) shoemaker and farmer, prop. of boarding house, h and lot, Ammonoosuc, served in Co. E, 14th N. H. Vols.
WALLACE WILLIAM K., (Woodsville) dealer in silver ware, watches, clocks and jewelry, also dealer in fine carriage horses, Main, h do.
Ward Emma Miss, resident, Oliverian Village.
Warren Asahel L., (E. Haverhill) r 44, dairy I I cows, farmer 152, and timber and wood land 1,000.
Waterman Wilber S., (Pike Station) r 39. farmer 100.
WATSON HENRY P., M. D., physician and surgeon, chairman of board of health, office and res. Main, opp. Park.
Webber Ella E, (E. Haverhill) r 44, teacher.
Webster Al, (Woodsville) fireman, h Highland.
Webster Hannah P., (N. Haverhill) widow of Caleb, h and lot, Main.
Webster John V., agent for Haverhill Paper Co., owns farm 4 acres, h N. Main.
Webster Rebecca E., widow of James P., resident, h Main.
Weed Eben C., deputy jailor, and paper maker, served four years in Co. I, 4th N. H. Vols.
Weed Edward A., works for Miss Eliza Cross, bds Ladd.
Weed Emma J., widow of Joseph, resident, h Ladd.
WEEKS ELBRIDGE, breeder of grade Merino sheep 75 head, and farmer TIO, h N. Main.
Weeks Emma C., (N. Haverhill) teacher, Main.
WEEKS ENOCH R., (N. Haverhill) postmaster, town clerk and treasurer, justice of the peace, auctioneer, and dealer in general merchandise, crockery, wall paper, provisions, fertilizers, etc., owns 180 acres in War- ren, Main, h do.
Weeks Lizzie S., (N. Haverhill) teacher, and dressmaker, Main.
WEEKS M. MELISSA, (N. Haverhill) (Mrs. Enoch R.) resident, Main.
Weeks Mary M., (N. Haverhill) teacher, Main.
Weeks Moses M., breeder of grade Merino sheep 75 head, and farmer rIo, h N. Main.
WELLS CALEB, (N. Haverhill) r 273, n cemetery, justice of the peace, prop. of " Kentucky Chief" stock horse, potato dealer, and farmer 50.
Wells Eliza A., resident, with Mrs. Mary W. Merrill.
Wells George Maj., (N. Haverhill) r 26, justice of the peace, dealer in calves and sheep, farmer 80, and in Benton 200.
Wells James K., (N. Haverhill) r 34, farmer 93.
Wells Scott, (N. Haverhill) r 273, brakeman on B. & L. R. R.
Westgate George H., farmer 13, h Court.
Westgate Nathaniel W. Hon., retired judge of probate, owns farm 15, aged 85, h Court.
WESTGATE TYLER, (Poor & W.) postmaster to 1885, bds Exchange Hotel.
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TOWN OF HAVERHILL.
WESTGATE WILLIAM F., register of probate, notary public, justice of the peace, attorney at law, civil engineer and insurance agent, owns 2 acres, h Court.
WETHERBEE MYRON S., (N. Haverhill) r 23; eclectic physician, owns 80 acres.
Wheeler Horace A., (N. Haverhill) r 18, farmer.
Wheeler Susan G., (N. Haverhill) r 18, widow of George, h and lot.
Whelpley T. Brown, (E. Haverhill) r 40 n 44, carpenter and joiner, served in the U. S. Navy.
Whipple George W , merchant tailor, Oliverian Village.
Whitcher David, (N. Haverhill) r 23, dairy 10 cows, breeder of Merino sheep, and Chester White swine, fruit grower 100 trees, and farmer 300.
WHITCHER IRA, (Woodsville) (Woodsville Lumber Co.) manufacturer and dealer in lumber, and prop. of 25 acres in Haverhill, about 4,500 in Benton, and 100 in Landaff, h Haverhill.
White Prank P., (Woodsville) telegraph operator for B. & L. R R., h Hav- erhill.
Whitlock James, (N. Haverhill) r 35, farm laborer for J. Merrill.
Whitney John C., civil engineer, bds Main.
Willey Hannah, (N. Haverhill) r 13, widow of Selden, resident, with F. M. Brooks.
Williams Charles E., (Woodsville) freight conductor B. & L. R. R., h Rail- road.
Williams Elizabeth, (Woodsville) widow, nurse, h Ammonoosuc.
Willis Frank, (N. Haverhill) r 6, farmer.
Willis Jabez R., (N. Haverhill) r 6, wool grower 40 sheep, and farmer.
Willis Joseph, (Woodsville) carpenter and joiner, h and lot, off Haverhill.
Willoughby Ezra B., (N. Haverhill) r 24 n depot, 124 sheep, with N. P.
Rideout dairy 11 cows, farmer 30 acres, owns wood land 14, and with E. R. Weeks store building on Main st.
Willoughby Josiah G., (N. Haverhill) r 18, laborer.
Willoughby Josiah R., (N. Haverhill) r 18, farmer, h and lot.
WILMOT FRANK L., (N. Haverhill) r 33, agent for Walter A. Wood's mowers, Bowker's phosphate, Ferguson bureau creamery, wool grower 100 sheep, and farmer, with Haran 170.
Wilmot Haran, (N. Haverhill) r 33, wool grower 100 sheep, farmer 170.
Wilson Arthur, (Woodsville) emp of Woodsville Lumber Co., h and lot Main. Wilson Carrie S., telegrapher, bds Ladd.
Wilson George (Woodsville) emp of Woodsville Lumber Co., owns 2 h and 6 acres, Wilson st.
WILSON GEORGE L., station agent B. C. & M. R. R., from 1866 to 1884,- job teamster, and farmer 9, h Ladd.
Wilson John, (Woodsville) blacksmith for B. & L. R. R., owns h and 6 acres, h Mill cor Wilson.
Wilson Louisa, (Woodsville) widow of Daniel, resident, aged 84 years.
Wilson Odell A., (Woodsville) fireman B. & L. R. R., bds with John.
Woodbury Samuel L., (N. Haverhill) farmer 3, h Main.
Woodman Frank F., (Woodsville) watchman B. & L. R. R., h Highland. Woods Charles A., farmer, h Main.
Woods Elizabeth R., r 37, resident.
Woodsville Grain Store, (Woodsville) dealer in flour, feed, grain, lime, hair, cement, and coal, F L. Moore, prop., Main, n Depot.
Woodsville Aqueduct Co., (Woodsville) Ira Whitcher, pres .; E. B. Mann, supt., G. A. Daviscn, sec'y and treas.
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TOWN OF HEBRON.
WOODSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY, (Woodsville) (Ira Whitcher and L. C. Pattee, of Lebanon,) manufs. of rough and dressed lumber, lath and clapboards, Mill.
WOODWARD GEORGE J., (N. Haverhill) r 20, lumberman, stock grower, and farmer 180.
Woodward M. Grace, compositor, Signal office.
Woodward Henry L., (N. Haverhill) r 23 n 21, stock grower, and farmer 100, and pasture land about 100.
WOODWARD JAMES, r 36, dairy 24 cows, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer 200, h Ladd.
Woodward Mary A., (N. Haverhill) r 20, widow of George, resident.
Wright Gilbert P., (Pike Station) r 44, cor 45 farmer 22.
Wright Phebe (Pike Station) r 44 cor 45, (Mrs. G. P.) owns farm 40, and 60 pasture land.
Wright Russell, (N. Haverhill) r 25, retired farmer, aged 80 years.
Young Manson F., (N. Haverhill) r 15, farmer 50.
Young Milton R., (N. Haverhill) r 14 n 26, farmer 25.
Young Samuel C., (Woodsville) house painter, bds Highland.
HEBRON.
( For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second. )
(Postoffice address is Hebron, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis.)
Ball Emri W., r 10, basket maker, farmer 70.
Ball Levi K., r 1, soldier in Mexican war.
BARNARD EDMUND, (E. Hebron) prop. of boarding house, sugar orchard 300 trees, apple orchard 300 trees, farmer 175.
Barnard George, (E. Hebron) r 6, butcher, farmer, with his father, Hezekiah. Barnard Hezekiah B., (E. Hebron) r 6, apple orchard 100 trees, farmer 200. Beede William P., (E. Hebron) r 17, teamster and thresher.
Belcher Joseph, r 17, painter, bds with A. L. Russell.
Blodgett John P., 450 sugar trees, 200 apple trees, farmer 80.
Cilley Andrew, (E. Hebron) r 13, farmer 50.
Cilley Anthony, (E. Hebron) r 13, farmer, with his father, Andrew.
Clement Frederick, r 12, farmer 100.
Craft Hiram S., r 17, sugar orchard 800 trees, farmer 160.
CROSBY ABIAL F., r rt, farmer with his father, James J., 150,
CROSBY JAMES J., surveyor, and justice of the peace, farmer, with his son Abial 150.
DAVIS ELLERY J., (E. Hebron) r 16, orange grove in Florida 175 trees, 10 acres.
Davis Noah P., (E. Hebron) r 13, farmer 75.
Dustin Robert, (E. Hebron) r 7, prop. cider-mill, farmer 85.
Edmonds Bounds, (E. Hebron) Lake Side farm boarding house.
Elliott William, r 19, laborer, h and lot.
FAVOR ALMON M., (E. Hebron) r 15, sugar orchard 600 trees, farmer 150.
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TOWN OF HEBRON.
FAVOR JOHN A., (E. Hebron) r 15, emp. Mason & Perkins's paper mill, at Bristol, son of Almon M.
Favor Orestie G., (E. Hebron) r 15, R. R. emp., son of Almon M. Ferrin Leonard, r 17, farmer 65.
Fogg Aaron H., (E. Hebron) r 13, blacksmith and farmer 65.
Fogg Albert H., (E. Hebron) r 13, farmer with his father, Aaron H.
Fogg Jefferson G., (E. Hebron) r 13, farmer with his father, Aaron H.
Fogg Minott, (E. Hebron) laborer.
Follansbee E. Kendall, (Groton) r 11, superintending school committee, farmer 125.
FOLLANSBEE JANE, (E. Hebron) r 13, (Mrs. Moses E.) resident.
FOLLANSBEE MOSES E., (E. Hebron) r 14. section boss R. R., sugar orchard 200 trees, apple orchard roo trees, farmer 140.
Fretts George, r 7, farm laborer.
George Charles E., (E. Hebron) r 3, farmer with his father, E. W.
GEORGE EDMUND W., (E. Hebron) r 3, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, apple
orchard 1,000 trees, 400 grafted fruit, 12 head cattle, 80 Merino sheep, farmer 400.
George Edwin E., (E. Hebron) r 3, sugar orchard 400 trees, apple orchard 150 trees, farmer 225.
Green Samuel W., r 12, machinist, lives with his sister, Sarah P. Kimball.
Hammond Augustus, (E. Hebron) r 13, farmer 40.
HARDY DAVID P., r 11, blacksmith, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, apple orchard 600 trees, breeder and dealer in Devon and grade cattle 20 head, Io cows, farmer 180, and in Alexandria pasture land 100.
HARDY EDWARD D., r 11, blacksmith and farmer, with his father, Da- vid P.
HARDY MARY ADDIE, organist Hebron church, daughter of David P. Hartford John E., (E. Hebron) r 3, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer 100.
Hobart Charlotte, widow of Asa, h and lot, born in Hebron, aged 78.
Hobart Daniel, r 17, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 120.
Hobart Josiah, r 17, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer 115.
Hobart Willard, r 17, shoemaker, farmer 130, lives with Josiah.
Holmes Frederick, r 17, mechanic, sugar orchard 800 trees, apple orchard 150 trees, farmer 200.
Huckins Fred B., farmer 140.
Jesseman Fred M., r 8, farmer with his father, J. F., owns 140 acres.
Jesseman Jewell F., prop. cider-mill, farmer 170.
Jewell Celia A. Miss, school teacher, daughter of Mark.
Jewell John E., r 9, apple orchard 100 trees, farmer 180.
JEWELL MARK, r 9, sugar orchard 400 trees, farmer 212.
Keyes Joseph E., r 11, teamster, and farmer.
Keyes Joseph H., r 11, farm laborer with Joseph E.
Kimball Sarah P., r 12, widow of Jacob D., farmer 125.
LUFKIN GEORGE W., (E. Hebron) r 17, 600 sugar trees, 100 apple trees.
6 cows, 20 head neat cattle, farmer 350, soldier in Co. C, Ist Regt., N. H. Cavalry, 17 months.
LUFKIN LOUISA D., (E. Hebron) r 13, (Mrs. Geo. W.) owns farm 350. McClure David, (E. Hebron) r 4 cor 5, farmer with his son, Geo. W., born in Groton, aged 84.
MCCLURE GEORGE W., (E. Hebron) r 4 cor 5, postmaster, 800 sugar trees, 12 head cattle, farmer 300.
McClure Justin T., (E. Hebron) r 4 cor 5, farmer with his father, Geo. W.
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TOWN OF HEBRON.
Merrill Richard, (E. Hebron) r 13, farmer 80.
Monier John C., (E. Hebron) r 7, 150 apple trees, farmer 50.
MOORE ALBERT E., r 12, town clerk, son of Cyrus.
MOORE CYRUS, r 11, 500 sugar trees, teamster and farmer 140. Morgan Andrew J., r 17, farmer 50, soldier Co. B, 15th N. H. Vols. Morse Frank O., (E. Hebron) r 3, farmer with his father, J. V.
Morse Jonathan V., (E. Hebron) r 3, 400 sugar trees, 150 apple trees, 12 head cattle, 15 sheep, farmer 165.
Perkins David, r 19, carpenter and builder, farmer 15.
Perkins David B., r 19, farm laborer, h and lot.
Peters Moses S., farmer.
Pierce Enoch F., farmer 45.
PIKE EDWARD A., r 9, 1,000 sugar trees, 300 apple trees, breeder and dealer in Jersey and Holstein cattle, farmer 375.
Powers Charles W., r 12, tailor, h and lot.
Putney Alfred S., r 18, 500 sugar trees.
Putney Mary, r 18, widow of David, h and lot.
Randlett Hansell, r 17, formerly tanner and currier, works N. H. Randlett's farm of 15 acres, wife owns 25.
Robie George D., r 18, teamster, son of Lowell R.
Robie Lowell R., r 19, teamster and farmer, h and lot.
ROBIE OSCAR S., r 19, farm laborer, son of Lowell R.
Rogers John F., r 12, blacksmith.
Rogers Elliot B., r 12, formerly blacksmith, farmer 145.
ROSS WILLIAM C., r 17, stone cutter, 800 sugar trees, farmer 130.
Russell Amos L., r 17, farmer 75.
Russell Edmund W., r 17, laborer, son of A. L.
Russell George L., (E. Hebron) farmer 75.
Russell Phineas, (E. Hebron) r 7, retired farmer, born in Meredith 1798. Sanborn Charles P., r 7, blacksmith, farmer 7.
Sanborn Frank A., r 11, emp shoe shop, son of John P.
Sanborn John P., r 11, 400 sugar trees, 150 apple trees, farmer 245.
SANBORN JOHN W., representative for 1885 and 1886, prop. of "Grove Hill" farm, blacksmith, general repair shop, farmer 125.
Sargent Lucian B., r 19, laborer and farmer 15.
Smith George S., (E. Hebron) r 14, farmer 130.
Tukey Charles W., r 12, formerly salesman for Jordon Marsh, farmer 120. TUKEY FRED H., r 12, farmer with his father, C. W.
WADE CARLOS C., (E. Hebron) r 6, 300 sugar trees, 150 apple trees, 14 cows, 12 head cattle, farmer 300.
Walker John, (E. Hebron) r 4, 300 sugar trees, 10 head cattle, farmer 150.
Welles Martha A., r 12, dealer in general merchandise.
Welles Samuel, postmaster, clerk for his wife, M. A.
Wescott Richard, (E. Hebron) r 14, farmer, h and lot.
Wheeler Lorenzo G., r 9, farmer 70.
Wise Willard W .. (E. Hebron) r 7, 2d selectman, manuf. of brick.
WORTHLEY ALONZO H., (Bridgewater) r 16, 1,000 sugar trees, 200 ap- ple trees, 10 cows, 10 head cattle, farmer 225, soldier in Co. C, 12th N. H. Vols.,shot through the thigh at Chancellorville, fought at Petersburgh, and many other battles.
Worthley Alonzo H., Jr., (Bridgewater) r 16, farmer, with his father.
WORTHLEY HIRAM M., (Bridgewater) currier, and farmer, with his father, Moses.
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TOWN OF HOLDERNESS.
HOLDERNESS.
( For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second. )
(Postoffice address is Holderness, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis.)
Ames Caleb B., (Plymouth) r II, owns saw-mill, bds with his father.
Ames Caleb M., (Plymouth) r 13, farmer 160.
Ames William, (Plymouth) r 11, farmer 200.
Ames William B., (Plymouth) r 13, farmer 90. Avery Daniel B., r 22, farmer for his wife 100.
Asquam House, r 22, A. W. Weeks, prop.
Baker Matthew P., r 27, farmer with his father.
Baker William H., r 27, farmer 135.
Balch Ernest B., with his mother.
Balch Emily, (Plymouth) widow of Rev. Dr. Balch, homestead farm 125.
Batchelder Henry S., (Ashland) r 9, stone cutter, and farmer.
BATCHELDER SIMEON, r 31, II head cattle, farmer 125.
Batey Leroy, r 26, farmer 8o.
Batey Leroy M., r 22, farmer, with his mother 60.
Batey Mary A., r 22, widow of John, 80 acres.
Beede Horace J., (Plymouth) r 20, farmer 80.
Bennett Edmond C., farmer 125.
Bennett Herbert, r 5, student, lives with his father.
Bennett Stephen, r 6, farmer 75.
Benton James, (Plymouth) off r 24, farmer 40.
Benton Jeremiah, (Plymouth) r 8, retired farmer.
Benton Joseph, (Ashland) r 21, laborer.
Berry Carry, (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 27, widow of George, farm 70.
Berry Charles, r 6, farmer 100.
Berry Charles B., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 27, engineer, lives with his father.
Berry John N., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 27, carpenter, h and 3 acres. Berry Willie H., r 27, prop. of saw-mill, owns mill and house.
Blake Catharine, (Plymouth) r 17, widow of Rufus, h and 10 acres.
Blake Jacob, (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 27, farmer 10. BOYNTON FRANK N., r 7, farmer and butcher, lives with his mother. BOYNTON JAMES W., (Plymouth) r 10, apple orchard 75 trees, farmer 30. Boynton Mary C., r 7, widow of David, farmer 60, aged 71. BOYNTON NOAH P., (Plymouth) r 10, Ist selectman, and farmer 200.
BROWN ALBERT A., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 28, 9 head of cat- tle, farmer 90.
Brown Helen A. Mrs., r 24, widow of John W., farmer 42.
Brown Margaret S., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co,) r 28, widow of David.
Burleigh Charles A .. (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 29, 9 head of grade Devon cattle, Chester white hogs, farmer 155.
Burleigh Curtis G., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) farmer, with his father. Burleigh Mary J., r 7, widow of Elbridge. bds at Mrs. Mary C. Boynton's. Burleigh Parker, (Plymouth) off r 10, farmer 100.
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TOWN OF HOLDERNESS.
Burleigh Parker S., (Plymouth) r 3, farmer 150.
Buzzell Hiram S., r 31, summer boarders, farmer 10.
CALLEY LOUISA L., (Plymouth) r 17, wife of N. S.
CALLEY NATHANIEL S., (Plymouth) r 17, 200 sugar trees, and farmer 200.
Carr Ai T., (Plymouth) r 24, farmer 100.
Carr Alfred A., (Plymouth) r 4, farmer 100.
Carr George L., (Plymouth) r 19 cor 20, farmer, with his father.
Carr Gilman M., r 26}, farm laborer for G. W. Shepard.
Carr Harrison, (Plymouth) r 19 cor 20, stock dealer 9 head of cattle, and farmer 90.
Cari Thomas E., (Plymouth) r 19 cor 20, farmer, with his father.
Chase George, (Plymouth) r 4, farmer 50.
Clark John, r 5, manuf. of picture frames, bds with S. Bennett.
Clifton George W., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 27, latch neede maker at home, with his mother.
Clifton Nettie B., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 27, widow of John P.,. farmer 23.
Clipton George, r 27, farmer, with his mother.
Coburn Charles H., (Plymouth) r 8, farmer 50.
Cochrain Walter, r 27, farmer 15.
Cochrain Leonard, (Plymouth) r 4, farmer, leases of I Fulsifer 100.
Connell William E., (Plymouth) r 13, carriage, house, and sign painter.
COSINS ENOCH, (Ashland) r 24, saw-mill, and farmer 100.
COX CHARLES F., (Ashland) r 30, 12 head of cattle, 300 sugar trees, far- mer 80.
Cox Charles R., r 262, member of the legislature, 15 grade Devon cattle, and farmer 75.
Cox Cosmore G., r 31, laborer, h and 1 acre.
COX DANIEL H., (Ashland) r 29, overseer of the poor, 14 head of Dur- ham and Devon cattle, farmer 100, and pasture land 40. (Dead.)
Cox Freeman, (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 28, farm laborer, served in Co. A, 6th N. H. Regt.
Cox Ira, r 31, invalid.
Cox Myra Miss, (Plymouth) r 17, school teacher, bds with her father, Russell. Cox Nathan B., (Ashland) r 29, 9 head of grade Jersey cattle, 26 sheep, far- mer 25, and pasture land 100.
Cox Ruth P, widow of Merrill, resides with John H. Morse.
COX RUSSELL, (Plymouth) r 17, 36 head grade Jersey and Durham cattle, sugar orchard 2,000 trees, farmer 300 and pasture land 300.
Cox Samuel, r 26}, retired farmer.
Cox Willi m M., (Plymouth) retired farmer, bds at Russell Cox's.
Craig Oliver L. Capt., (Plymouth) r 1, farmer 20.
Crowell Newman B, r 30, farmer 70.
Cummings Frank G., r 29 cor 30, (Ashland) farmer with his father.
Cummings George F., (Ashland) r 29 cor 30, 11 head grade Jersey and
Devon cattle, breeder of Norman horses, 500 sugar trees, farmer 100, pasture land 175.
Currier Artemas E., r 262, lives with Betsey Davison.
Curry Jesse, r 23, farmer 46.
Davison Betsey, r 263, widow of Wm. R.
Davis Sarah A., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 28, widow of William, retired, owns 5 acres.
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Densmore Charles N., r 27, farm laborer.
Densmore Stephen, r 5.
Downings John T., r 24, retired farmer, bds with Helen A. Brown.
Drew Charles, (Plymouth) r 21, laborer, owns h and lot.
Drew Wyman, (Plymouth) r 21, laborer.
Drew Oliver P., (Plymouth) r 17, carpenter, h and 2 acres.
Drew Stephen, (Plymouth) r 21, laborer, h and lot.
Drew Stephen C., (Plymouth) r 21, farmer II
Drew Wyman G., (Plymouth) r 21, farmer, h and lot.
Eastman Alvin R., (Plymouth) r 24, fariner 10.
Eastman Benjamin H., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 29, 9 head cattle, farmer 135.
Eastman Charles A., (Plymouth) r 17, carpenter and farmer 40.
Eastman John, (Ashland) r 21, farmer 60.
Eastman John Q. A., (Meredith Village, Belknap Co.) r 29, farmer with his father.
EASTMAN MARTHA H., r 17, widow of Rufus. EASTMAN SIMEON D., (Plymouth) r 17, farmer 35.
Elleson John H., (Plymouth) r 3, laborer.
ELLISON FRANK W., (Plymouth) r 3, farmer with his father.
Ellison John, (Plymouth) r 13, farmer 50.
Ellison Joseph, (Plymouth) r 3, stone mason and farmer 100.
Ellison Joseph, (Plymouth) off r 10, farmer 300.
Emerson David A., r 27, farmer, l and I acre.
Ethridge Martha, r 5, school teacher, bds at her father's.
Ethridge Stephen, r 5, 14 head cattle, 25 sheep, farmer 140, and in Carroll 100.
Evens Caleb, r 24, farmer 15.
Felch Henry C., r 5, farmer with his father.
Felch Simeon S., r 5, farmer 75 and mountain land 50.
Greener Alvin, r 27, farmer 15, owned by his wife.
Greenleaf Augustus A., (Plymouth) r 4, farmer 100.
Greenleaf Charles S., (Plymouth) farmer 100.
Greenleaf Hiram, r 31, town treasurer 2 years, and farmer 80.
Greenleaf Hiram B., (Plymouth) r 19, farmer 60.
Greenleaf Samuel G., (Plymouth) r 4, farmer 100.
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