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Campton, incorporated Jan. 5, 1767
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Ellsworth, incorporated June 16, 1802
*Grafton, incorporated Nov. 11, 1778
+Hebron, incorporated June 15, 1792
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+Lebanon, incorporated July 4, 1761
103
Lyman, incorporated Nov. 10. 1761
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*Named for English towns. +Biblical names.
PART SECOND.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
-OF-
GRAFTON COUNTY, N. H.
1885 '86.
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
HAMILTON CHILD,
AUTHOR OF WAYNE, ONTARIO, SENECA, CAYUGA, TOMPKINS, ONONDAGA, MADI- SON, CORTLAND, CHEMUNG, SCHUYLER, STEUBEN, ORLEANS, HERKIMER, CHENANGO, NIAGARA, ONEIDA, MONROE, GENESEE, SARATOGA, MONT- GOMERY AND FULTON, ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY, RENSSELAER, WASHINGTON, WYOMING, LEWIS, COLUMBIA, SULLIVAN, SCHO- HARIE, OTSEGO, ULSTER, CHAUTAUQUA, ST. LAWRENCE, BROOME AND TIOGA, CATARAUGUS, ALLEGANY AND OTHER COUNTY DIRECTORIES IN NEW YORK STATE, AND ERIE AND CRAWFORD COUNTIES, THE BRADFORD OIL DIS- TRICT IN PENNSYLVANIA, BENNINGTON, RUT- LAND, ADDISON, CHITTENDEN, FRANKLIN AND GRAND ISLE, LAMOILLE AND ORLEANS WINDSOR AND WINDHAM COUNTIES IN VERMONT, BERKSHIRE CO., MASS.
PERMANENT OFFICE, -
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
ESTABLISHED 1866,
"He that hath much to do, will do something wrong, and of that wrong must suffer the con- sequences ; and if it were possible that he should always act rightly, yet when such numbers are to judge of his conduet, the bad will censure and obstruct him by malevolence, and the good sometimes by mistake."-SAMUEL JOHNSON.
SYRACUSE, N. Y .:
THE SYRACUSE JOURNAL COMPANY, PRINTERS AND BINDERS.
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GRAFTON COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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R. I Storkyon Del. "
B. O. HALL.
F. R. JENKINS.
HALL & JENKINS, - -Dealers in Every Description of-
First-Class Carriages !
Every Carriage Fully Warranted.
ALSO DEALERS IN- Horses, Harnesses, Proces AND Aleighs,
Old Carriages taken in Exchange for New.
REPOSITORY AND STABLES SOUTH ST.,
LITTLETON, N. H.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
-OF-
GRAFTON COUNTY, N. H.
EXPLANATION.
Directory is arranged as follows :-
1-Name of individual or firm.
2-Postoffice address in parenthesis if different from the name of town.
3-The figures following the letter r indicate the number of the road on which the party resides, and will be found by reference to the map in the back part of this work. Where no road number is given the party is Supposed to reside in the village.
4-Business or occupation.
5-A star (*) placed before a name indicates a advertiser in this work.
6-Figures placed after the occupation of a farmer indicate the number of acres owned or leased.
7-Names in CAPITALS are those who have kindly given their patronage to the work, and without whose aid its publication would have been impossible.
DEF For additional names, corrections and changes, see Errato.
ABBREVIATIONS. - Ab., above; ave., avenue ; bds., boards; bet., between ; cor., corner ; E., east; emp., employee ; fac. op, factory operative ; h. house; manuf., manufacturer ; Mfg. manufacturing ; N., north ; n., near ; opp., opposite ; prop., proprietor ; reg., registered as applied to live stock ; regt., regi- ment ; S., south ; W., west.
The word street is implied.
ALEXANDRIA.
(Postoffice address is Alexandria, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis.)
Ackerman Charles O., r 19, farmer with his father.
Ackerman Clark, r 9, farmer with his father.
Ackerman Enoch, r 9, farmer with his father.
Ackerman George, r 2, farmer 50.
ACKERMAN GEORGE W., r 6, farmer with his father. Ackerman Harvey, r 2, farmer 25.
Ackerman Herbert, r 2, farmer 25.
Ackerman Jacob H., r 22, farmer 100.
Ackerman Job N., r 9, farmer 250.
Ackerman Michael, r 2, farmer 125, served in Co. C, 12th N. H. Vols.
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TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA.
Ackerman Oren, r 9, farmer with his father.
ACKERMAN PETER T., r 9. 14 head cattle, 15 sheep, 500 sugar trees, farmer 400.
ACKERMAN PHINEAS W., r 19, 10 head of cattle, 12 sheep, 300 sugar trees, shoemaker and farmer 90.
ACKERMAN SHEM G., r 6, 8 head cattle. 20 sheep, 500 sugar trees, far- mer 175.
Alexander Robert, r 28, farmer 120.
Atwood Ella F. r 15 cor 31, school teacher.
ATWOOD JOHN W., r 15 cor 31, 12 head grade Durham cattle, house painter and farmer 120.
Bailey Betsey, r 19, widow of Wm. A., resident, aged 75, farm 30.
Bailey Charles E., r 15, farin laborer.
Bailey Doran L., r 20, 500 sugar trees, farmer 200.
B iley Phineas D., r 12, farmer 150.
Bailey Henry H., r 31, live stock breeder and dealer, 15 head grade Durham cattle, 40 grade Southdown sheep, farmer 100.
Bailey Jennie C., r 31, school teacher.
Bailey Peter J., r 4, farmer 50.
Ballou Cynthia P., r 29, widow of Hosea. resident, aged 79.
BALLOU HORACE, r 29, retired merchant.
BALLOU LUISDE L., r 29, mail carrier and farmer 20.
Ballou Silas, (Bristol) r 43, carpenter and farmer 17.
Barrett Amos, (Bristol) r 41, spinner and far .. er 70.
Batchelder John, r 24, farmer 100.
Benson Ebenezer, r 34 cor 29, farmer 18
Berry Freeman E., r 11 cor 17, 8 head cattle, to sheep, farmer.
Berry Gilbert H., r 4, cabinet maker, owns shop, house and lot.
BERRY JAMES, r 4, farmer 75.
Berry John P., r 17, prop. saw-mill, and farmer 150.
Blake Levi F., r 30, 5 head grade Durham cattle. farmer 100.
Blakely Samuel, r 29, retired, owns house and lot.
Braley Benjamin H., r 32, farmer 100.
Braley Lavina, r 32, widow of Elbridge J., resident, farmer 60.
Briggs Lydia, r 25. widow of Nathaniel, resident. farmer 120.
Brock John F., r 21, farmer 200, estate of John Brock.
Brown Calvin, r 14, 20 head grade Durham cattle, 1,000 sugar trees, 600 ap- ple trees, apiarist 6 swarms, farmer 460.
Brown George A., r 14. farmer with his father.
BULLOCK ELISHA H., r 30, 8 head grade Durham and Jersey cattle, wool grower, 75 sheep, live stock breeder and dealer, and farmer 300.
BULLOCK GILBERT A., r 36 cor 37, general merchandise, boots and shoes and postmaster, owns house and lot and 25 acres.
Bu ns Ezra. (Bristol) r 40, farmer 72.
BUTTERICK CHARLES W., (South Alexandria) r 44, 8 head cattle, 21 sheep, 500 sugar trees, farmer 195.
Canedy John F., r 4. farmer and carpenter.
Caton Charles, ( Bristol) r 42, laborer.
CHAMBERLAIN WILLIAM H., (South Alexandria) r 46, 7 head cattle grade Herefords, farmer 150.
Chapman Jonathan S., off r 19, 300 sugar trees, farmer 125.
CHASE ALBERT S, r 15, carpenter, farmer for H. B. Perkins.
CHENEY AUGUSTUS F., r 19, 10 head grade Jersey and Durham cattle,
20 sheep, 500 sugar trees, librarian town library, farmer 200.
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TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA.
Cheney Rebecca B., r 19 widow of Leonard, resident, aged 73.
Clark Aaron, r 22, served in Co. C, 12th N. H. Regt., farmer 150.
Clark Bros., r 15. (George W. and John) 10 head cattle, 12 sheep, 300 sugar trees, farmers 260.
Clark George W., r 15, (Clark Bros.) served in Co. E, 12th N. H. State Vols., farmer.
Clark Hattie Miss, r 15, school teacher and tailoress.
Clark John, r 15, (Clark Bros.) farmer and stone cutter.
Clark Mary A., (Bristol) r 42 cor 43, widow of Samuel, resident, aged 67.
Clark Samuel M., ( Bristol) r 42 cor 43, farmer 80.
Clough Orin J., r 34, 10 head cattle, 800 sugar trees, farmer 160.
Cloutman James A., r 19, 13 head cattle, 72 sheep, 500 sugar trees, farmer 360.
Cloutinan John F., r 21, estate of A. Cloutman, farmer 100.
Cloutman Napoleon B., r 19, 1 I head cattle, 50 sheep, 800 sugar trees, owns h and lot in Grafton, farmer 380.
Collis Eunice, r 25, widow of Jonathan, farmer 60.
Collis Warren, r 35, teamster.
Cox Thomas H., r 34, mail carrier, served Co. B, Ist Mass. Heavy Artillery, owns h and 4 acres.
Cunningham John, (South Alexandria) r 44, laborer, served in ist. Artillery. DALTON CHARLES L., r 15, live stock breeder and dealer, 20 head grade Jersey and Hereford cattle, full blood Jersey cow, one stock horse "Gen.
Lyon," one breeding mare, Morrel and Morgan, 40 sheep, farmer 160. DAVIS CHARLES E., (Bristol) r 42, selectman, 6 head cattle, farmer 80.
Dicey John, r 32, farmer IIO.
Dicey Hiram, r 34, farmer 25.
Dicey William J., r 9, farmer and sawyer.
Dicky George, r 15, laborer.
Driscol Daniel, (South Alexandria) r 46, laborer.
Durgin David M., off r 10, farmer 100.
Dustin B. Flanders, (South Alexandria) r 27, laborer, owns h and 6 acres.
Dustin Sharlock, (South Alexandria) r 46, laborer.
Emery John, r 35, 12 head of cattle, farmer 175.
FERRIN LEVI, r 29, retired merchant and farmer 56.
Fisher George, r 38, farmer 60
Fisher George S., r 38, laborer.
Flanders John K., (South Alexandria) r 44, farmer 75.
Foster Eliza S., (Bristol) r 44, widow of Joshua, farmer 100.
French Charles, r 34, laborer.
French Cyrus, r 27, farmer 100.
Gale Francis H., r 15, blacksmith for Luke.
Gale Ira A., r 34 cor 35, sawyer, owns house and 3 acres.
GALE LUKE, r 15, live stock breeder and dealer, 30 head grade Jersey, Durham, Devon, Hereford and Holstein cattle, 40 sheep, Yorkshire and Chester white hogs, 1,000 sugar trees, blacksmith, and farmer 500. -- Gale Orrin S., r 15, justice of the peace and town clerk, farmer with his father 40.
GIFFORD EZRA L., (Bristol) r 44, 9 head of cattle, 15 sheep, farmer 200. GORDON CHARLES H., (Bristol) r 42, 15 cows, 100 sugar trees, farmer 310.
Gordon George B., (South Alexandria) r 44, retired farmer.
Gordon Hannah E., (Bristol) r 42, widow of Amos, resident, aged 72.
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TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA.
Gordon Hiram L., (Bristol) r 44, served in Co. C, 12th N. H. Regt., farmer 75.
Gordon Isaac B., (Bristol) r 42, band music teacher and director, owns h and 2 acres.
Gordon Levi S., (Bristol) r 35, 250 sugar trees, farmer 100.
Gordon Louise R. Mrs., (Bristol) r 42, school teacher.
Gordon Moses, (Bristol) r 42, retired farmer.
GORDON MOSES W., (Bristol) r 42, 8 head grade Durham cattle, 200 sugar trees, poultry breeder 600 hens, farmer 100.
Gordon Robert B., (Bristol) r 42, farmer with his father.
Gordon Willie G., (Bristol) r 35, farmer with his father.
Gove Abram, r 4, 10 head cattle, 500 sugar trees, farmer 90.
Gove Alonzo, r 4, farmer 240.
Gove Hudson, r 3, farmer 70.
Gray Alvey, r 36, served in Co. B, 9th N. H. Regt., shoemaker and farm laborer.
Gray Benjamin C., r 30, farmer, owns h and lot, 3 acres.
Gray Clark, r 24, farmer 60.
Gray Edwin, r 7, farmer for Sarah O. Grey.
Gray Joel S., off r 8, 27 head cattle, 500 sugar trees, farmer 250.
Gray Japhet, r 7, 18 sheep, 200 sugar trees, farmer 100.
Gray Osborn K., r 19, served in Co C, 12th N. H. Regt., farmer 100.
Gray Russel S., r 7, farmer.
Gray Sarah O., r 7, widow of Stephen O., farmer 175.
Hammond Charles R., (Bristol) r 38, 7 head cattle, 700 sugar trees, farmer I20.
Hardy Hosea, off r 32, farmer, leases of L. Briggs 75.
Harron John I., r 4, farmer 50.
Haseltine Hannah D., r 29, widow of Absolom, aged 62.
Haseltine Hollis B., r 29, served in Co. A, Ist Mass. Cavalry, laborer, owns h and lot.
Haynes David, r 30, farmer 75.
Haynes George W., (South Alexandria) r 44, farmer.
HEALEY FRED N., r 11, farmer 30.
Healey Joseph S., r 11, farmer, owns h and 4 acres.
Healey Josiah M., r 18, farmer 40.
HEATH JOHN C., (South Alexandria) r 44, 7 head grade Durham cattle, 25 sheep, 300 sugar trees, farmer 170.
Herran John, r 4, retired farmer.
Hight Daniel G., off r 34, farmer 50.
Hines Thomas, (Bristol) r 42, farmer 60.
Holt George E., r 19, 1,000 sugar trees, farmer 140.
Holt George F., r 19, shoemaker and farmer 20.
Hoyt Olive G., (South Alexandria) r 45, widow of Moses, resident, aged 69. HUTCHINS ERASTUS T., r 9 cor 11, selectman, proprietor of saw-mill and farmer 175.
Hutchins Horatio E., r 20, 8 head of cattle, 200 sugar trees, farmer 200.
Hutchins Thomas, r 11, laborer.
Ingles Lucy, r 15, widow of Josiah, resident, aged 82.
Jordon Edmund, r 35, farmer 100.
KELLEY WILLIAM C., r 15, 10 head grade Jersey and Durham cattle, 40 sheep, Chester white hogs, live stock breeder and dealer, owns grist- mill, and farmer 400.
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TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA.
Kenney William, r 35, farmer 32.
Keyser Charles B., (Bristol) r 40, farmer 50.
Keyser Hannah H., (Bristol) r 44, widow of Joseph, resident, aged 78.
Keyser Horace, r 35, farmer 60.
Keyser Nathaniel P., (Bristol) r 40, farmer 75.
Keyser Warren F., (Bristol) r 40, farmer 25.
Kirk George M., r 34, sawyer, leases farm of John Kirk, and farmer 95.
Kirk Samuel, r 34, owns shingle-mill and 10 acres.
Knowles Stephen W., r 7, serveu in Co. C, 12th N. H. Regt., farmer 100. Ladd Terasha, r 15, widow of Jonathan, resident, aged 91.
Locke Edmund W., r 17, farmer 70.
Locke Harvey, r 40, farmer 120.
Martin Byron, off r 34, farmer 80.
Martin Daniel, r 38, farmer, leases of H. Sanders 60.
MARTIN JOSEPH P., r 34, one Morgan mare, 10 head grade Jersey and Devon cattle, 200 sugar trees, farmer 300.
Martin Mary, off r 41, widow of Robert, resident.
Martin Orpha F., r 34, widow of Charles L., resident, aged 72.
Matthews Melvin C., r 39, farmer 100.
McMurphy Albertus N., (Bristol) r 38, farmer with his father.
McMURPHY ALEXANDER, r 38, 15 head cattle, farmer 160.
McMurphy A. N. & S. A., (Bristol) r 38. farmers 160.
McMurphy Betsey, ( Bristol ) r 38, widow of Daniel, aged 94, the oldest person in town.
McMURPHY DANIEL, (Bristol) r 38, live stock breeder and dealer, 15 head grade Jersey and Durham cattle, 20 grade Merino and Southdown sheep, Chester white hogs, 400 sugar trees, farmer 150.
McMURPHY NORMAN, r 38, farmer with his father.
McMURPHY SILAS A., (Bristol) r 38, farmer with his father.
MERRILL EDWIN C., (South Alexandria) r 44, supervisor, constable, justice of the peace and town representative, 16 head grade Hereford and Jersey cattle, 25 Southdown and Cotswold sheep, farmer 250.
Mills Eliza P., r 34. widow of Jesse, resident, aged 82.
Morrell John C., (South Alexandria) r 46, retired farmer.
Morrow Adelphus D., r 21, served in Co. C, 12th N. H. Vols., farmer 45. Murray Betsey, (South Alexandria) r 44, widow of Samuel, resident, aged 88. Noyes Lucy A. H. Mrs., (South Alexandria) r 45, school teacher.
NOYES WILLIAM H., (South Alexandria) r 45, 12 head grade Durham cattle, 36 grade Southdown sheep, 300 sugar trees, farmer 250.
Page David, r 16, 300 sugar trees, farmer 90.
Page Isaac, (Bristol) r 44, farm laborer.
Page Melvina, (Bristol) r 44, widow of Isaac, resident, aged 47.
Pattee Fred L., (Bristol) r 41, college student.
PATTEE LEWIS F., (Bristol) r 41, 5 head cattle, 200 sugar trees, stone Pattee Wilbur D., (Bristol) r 41, farmer 30.
Patten Coffin, r 37, farmer 100.
Patten George B., r 27. laborer.
Patten Hadley, r 27, farmer 40.
Patten Jo as T., r 34, sawyer.
Patten Joseph H., r 26, farmer 90. mason and farmer 75.
Patten Margaret, r 32, widow of Jonathan, resident, farm 50.
Patten Melvina, r 27, widow of John, resident, farm 70.
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TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA.
Patten Samuel A., r 27, farmer 70.
PATTEN SAMUEL S., r 29, 10 head cattle, 200 sugar trees, saw-mill, 2 coal kilns and farmer 267.
PATTEN SETH G., r 34, prop. saw-mill, owns mill and 2 shops and 15 acres.
PATTEN TRUMAN T., off r 8, farmer 50.
Pearsons John, r 30, farmer 80.
Perkins Fred A., r 14, farmer with his father.
Perkins Holbrook S., r 14, 25 head grade Devon cattle, 57 sheep, 700 sugar trees, 125 apple trees, farmer 180.
Perkins Horace B., r 15, ro head cattle. farmer 120.
Pettengill Humphrey W., r 34, 6 head cattle, 25 sheep, farmer 50.
Phillips Henry C., r 37, farmer for Ruth.
PHILLIPS JOHN F., r 27 cor. 30, live stock breeder and dealer, 20 head grade Durham and Jersey cattle, Hambletonian horses, town collector and constable, owns h and lot and far er 220.
PHILLIPS RUTH A .. r 37, wid .w of Alvah, resident, owns 150 acres.
Phillips Willie A., r 37, farmer with his father.
Pike Lucina, r 14, widow of Jonathan L., resident, aged 83.
Pitman John, r 9, retired farmer, aged 83.
Pitman Lucy A., r 11, widow of William H., resident, h and 9 acres.
PITMAN WARREN L., r 9, farmer 250.
Plummer Charles L., (Bristol) r 39 cor 41, farmer and carpenter with his father.
Plummer Charles N., (Bristol) r 39 cor 41. superintendent of schools, 20 head cattle, 20 sheep, live stock breeder and dealer, 500 sugar trees, farmer 200.
Powers Eaton B., r 29, 10 head cattle, 500 sugar trees, farmer 140.
Pusy Thomas, r 36, leases farm of John Simonds, farmer 100.
Richardson Bainbridge W., (Bristol) r 44. carpenter and joiner.
Robey Charles, r 30, retired farmer, owns h and lot.
Rollins Augustine J., r 29, molder and horse dealer, leases h and lot of P. H. Bullock.
ROLLINS GEORGE A., r 37, iron molder, 200 sugar trees, farmer 120.
Rollins Harriet, r 30, widow of Joseph, resident, aged 78.
Rowell Nancy G., (Bristol) off.r 42, widow of Cyrus, resident, aged 83.
Rowell Weston, (Bristol) off r 42, live stock breeder and dealer, 50 sheep, 250 sugar trees, strawberry grower, 500 apple trees, farmer 175.
Sanborn Thedora, r 15, widow of Harrison, resident.
Sanborn John, r 35, farmer 100.
Sanborn John, r 34, 12 head cattle, 20 sheep. 300 sugar trees, farmer 150.
Sanborn Laura B., r 34, school teacher, farm 30.
SAUNDERS HORACE, r 29, retired merchant, owns 65 acres on r 38, h and lot and store.
Saunders Horace W., r 11, sawyer with James.
SAUNDERS JAMES W., r 11, prop, saw-mill, owns h and 4 acres.
Saunders Phebe L., r 29, widow of Joel, resident, aged 80.
Scruton Ezra R., r 21, farmer 25.
Scruton Jonathan, r IJ, retired farmer, aged 87.
Seavey Amos, r 9, 120 sugar trees, farmer 65.
Seavey Hial F., r 9, farmer 50.
Shannon Frank B., (S. Alexandria) r 44, farmer with James.
Shannon Jairus, (S. Alexandria) r 44, farmer 150.
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TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA.
SIMONDS WALTER F., r 15 cor 18, live stock breeder and dealer, butcher and farmer 250.
Simons Henry P., r 39, retired farmer, owns h and lot.
Simons Henry P., r 29, laborer, leases h and lot of Charles Simons.
Simons Horace L., (Bristol) r 43, farmer with his father.
Simons Levi, r 35, 30 sheep, 500 sugar trees, farmer 125.
Simons Sanders, (Bristol) r 43, farmer 70.
SLEEPER JOHN M., r 29, 150 sugar trees, farmer 55.
Sleeper Lura M .. r 25, school teacher.
SLEEPER MARCUS O., r 29, 8 head grade Durham and Holstein cattle, paper maker and farmer 105.
Sleeper Sylvester B., owns h and lot, 4 acres, farmer 41.
Sleeper Weltha B., r 29, widow of Peter, resident.
Sleeper Woodbury, r 25, 15 head cattle, 50 sheep, carpenter, 100 acres in Hebron, and farmer 120.
Smith Frank, r 27, farm laborer.
Stewart David E., (S. Alexandria) r 44, laborer.
Stewart Hiram, (S. Alexandria) r 44, farmer 15.
Talyor Sylvester B., (Bristol) off r 42, 25 sheep, farmer 90.
Tenney Frank, r 34, farmer with J. G.
Tenney James G., r 34, farmer 75.
Thisell Charles C., r 15, 12 head cattle, leases of E. Berry farm 75.
THISELL WILLIAM, r 31, 6 head cattle, farmer 60.
Thomas Lucius L., r 28, farmer 120.
Tilton David, r 28, farmer 60.
Tilton David F., r 28, farmer 60.
TILTON GEORGE T., (Bristol) r 44, 6 head cattle, 25c apple trees, farmer 80
TILTON HORACE F., (Bristol) r 42, 10 head grade Jersey cattle, 28 sheep, farmer 220.
Tilton John T., (Bristol) r 44. farmer for Eliza S. Page.
Tilton Mary, (Bristol) r 42, widow of Timothy, resident, aged 72.
Tilton Sherburn, (S. Alexandria) r 44, farmer 100.
TUCKER CHARLES W., r 11, shoemaker, and farmer 75.
Tucker Eugene C., off r 19, 5 head cattle, 125 sugar trees, farmer 60.
Tucker Everett, r 14. farmer with S. N.
Tucker Frank, off r 26, farmer 110.
Tucker Stephen N., r 14, retired.
Tucker Warren, r 14, served in Co. D, 12th N. H. Vols., 25 sheep, 500 sugar trees, farmer 180.
Twombly Alonzo H., r 15, served in Co. D, 6th N. H. Vols., laborer.
Tyman Thomas, (S. Alexandria) r 44. farmer 170.
Vernon Frederick, r 34, laborer.
Verrill George S., r 14, 12 head cattle, 50 sheep, 1,000 sugar trees, farmer 225. Vose Frank, r 35, farmer with J. F.
Vose George, r 35, laborer.
Vose John F., r 35, 10 head cattle, 35 sheep, 400 sugar trees, farmer 160. Vose Mary A., r 35, widow of Francis, resident, aged 84.
Walker Charles, r 26, farmer 120.
Wells Israel, (Bristol) off r 43, farmer 65.
Welton Heman J., r 9, farmer 50.
Young George M., r 19, farm laborer.
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TOWN OF ASHLAND.
ASHLAND.
(For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second.)
(Postoffice address is Ashland, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis.)
Abbott Elmer E., r 10, hotel clerk.
ABBOTT PARKER P., r 2 cor 4, shoemaker, blacksmith and farmer 10. Allen Charles, employee in leather board mill.
Allen Ethan, paper maker.
AMES DANIEL H., r 19 cor 20, stone cutter, paper maker, and farmer, owns 3 houses and 30 acres, and in New Hampton 200.
Andrews Calvin M., emp. in glove factory of F. Draper & Co., owns h and lot off Main.
Andrews George A., factory opr., bds. with C. M.
Andrews George W., emp. in Draper & Maynard tannery, served in Co. G, 12th. N. H. Vols.
Andrews John, wool buyer, leases rooms of Mrs. Ruth Rollins.
Annan Robert G., r 19 cor 20, laborer.
ASHLAND SAVINGS BANK, incorporated in 1872, Jeremiah M. Calley, pres. ; F. M. Hughes, sec'y and treas. ; Main st.
Ashworth Ellena C., widow of Thomas, boarding house for Squam Lake woolen mills, h off Main.
Bailey Edwin F., justice of the peace, manuf. of leather board, owns 8 acres, h Main.
Bailey Wilber W., emp. of E. F.
BAKER ASAHEL S., works in woolen mill.
Baker Curtis E., r 23, farmer with D. S.
BAKER DANIEL S., r 23, 10 head cattle, 200 sugar trees, farmer 130. Baker David B., carpenter, h Main cor High.
Baker Edward, emp. in Wilder's mill, owns h and lot.
Baker James S., janitor of public schools, h and lot.
Baker Joseph A., r 21, 15 head grade Jerseys, owns stallion " Defiance, " far- mer 100, and in Belknap Co. 100. Baker Leonard H., off r 23, farmer 40.
Baker Martha A., widow of Jonathan K., h and lot, Christian Hill.
Baker Rodney L., off r 23, farmer with L. H.
BAKER STEPHEN C., sec'y of Board of Education, G. W. P. N. H. Grand Division S. of T., agent for Valley leather board mill, h Main. Baker Wilmer G., emp. of Draper & Co., bds with M. A.
Batchelder Daniel, r 7, 9 Cotswold sheep, farmer 60, and in Holderness 150. Batchelder Daniel T., farmer 75, and in Holderness 20.
BATCHELDER NATHANIEL P., store and lot, Mt. Prospect board mill, 2 houses, farmer 48.
Bateman William 1)., emp. at Squam Lake woolen mill, owns h and lot, Main. Bent Augustus F., weaver in woolen mill.
Benton Joseph E., r 4, laborer.
Berry Bert, emp. Squam Lake woolen mill, bds Main.
Berry Nellie, widow, weaver, h Main.
Bickford Horace, laborer.
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TOWN OF ASHLAND.
Bickford Horace C., off r 23, laborer.
Blake Hollis S., emp. Wilder & Co.
Blake Marcena C., barber, owns store and shop, bds at T. P. Woodman's.
Blanchard John H., r 5, farmer with his father.
Blanchard Joseph M., foreman ın Draper & Maynard's tannery, owns h and 2 acres.
Blanchard Samuel, r 5, retired farmer, bds with his son Samuel.
Blanchard Samuel, Jr., r 5, 7 houses in Ashland village, 10 grade Jersey, Ayrshire and Durham cattle, 10 native sheep, and farmer 130.
Boone Allan F., paymaster Wilder's paper mill, residence Winchester, Mass. BOWEN DANIEL, emp. in Squam Lake woolen mill, h Depot.
BOWEN HANNAH E. MIss, h and lot Thompson.
Bowen James, emp. in leather board mill.
Boynton Elbridge G., r 18, farmer, leases of B. & L. R. R. 100.
BOYNTON FRANK N., (Holderness) r 26, dealer in cattle, butcher, farmer, leases of Mary C. 60.
Boynton Henry W., emp. of Wilder & Co.
Boynton Joseph W., teamster.
Brethrick William, (Brethrick & Firth) h and lot.
Brethrick & Firth, (Wm. Brethrick and R. Firth, of Tilton,) see Squam Lake Woolen Co.
Brogan James, emp. in Bailey's leather board manuf., h Meredith.
Brown Burdette, emp. in Wilder's paper mill, leases of Mrs. S. N. Cass.
Brown George H., emp. in S. C. Baker's leather board mill.
Brown J. Irving, engineer, Valley mill, h Mill.
Brown Maria L., r 16, widow of Archbald.
BROWN MARY A., widow of Horace, farmer, hand lot, Railroad.
Brown Ora A., clerk for Hughes & Huckings. bds with F. L. Hughes.
Brown Perkins P., salesman for Draper & Co.
Brown Sarah J. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, Main.
Brown Wilfred F., clerk for A. E. Porter, bds with his mother, Mrs. H. Brown.
BROWNSETT JOSEPH, emp. in tannery.
BYTT WILLIAM, carpenter.
Cady Leon C., emp. Ashland woolen mill.
Calley David P., (Calley & Warner) lives with his father J. M.
Calley Jeremiah M., president of the savings bank, farmer 50, h Main.
CALLEY WILLIS H., r 1, cattle dealer and grower, 70 head grade Jer-
sey, Devon, and Durham cattle, farmer in Plymouth 300, and in Hol- derness 250.
Calley & Warner, (D. P. Calley and E. P. Warner) meat market, groceries, and provisions.
Carey Dana W., clerk for Pollard, Hardy & Smythe.
Carr Eugene, emp in glove factory.
Carr Eugene M., glove cutter, h Craso.
Carr Fred A., (Carr & Jackson.)
Carr George A., r 23, laborer, bds at J. B. Carr's.
CARR JOHN B., r 23, dairy 14 grade Durham and Ayrshire cows, 200 sugar trees, farmer 200, and in Holderness 235.
Carr & Jackson, (F. A. Carr and J. M. Jackson) dealers in milk.
Carter Albert D., (Lowell) (Carter & Rogers).
CARTER & ROGERS, (A. D. Carter and Geo. S. Rogers) props. Ashland woolen mill.
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TOWN OF ASHLAND.
Cass Ai M., emp. E. F. Bailey, bds with Sybil.
Cass Benjamin A., emp. in paper mill.
Cass George, book-keeper for Draper & Co.
Cass Hiram, member of board of education, teacher.
Cass Sybil N., widow of Benjamin, owns h and lot.
Chamberlain Charles F., wheelwright, h School.
Chase William J., emp. in Wilder's paper mill.
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