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Oakley Sarah A., widow of Stephen A., resident, h Walnut.
Page Albert M., laborer, h Pleasant.
PAGE JOHN C., notary public, pension and real estate agent, manuf. and repairer of furniture, and dealer in all kinds of cage birds, soldier in Co.
I, 10th Regt. N. H. Vols., h Summer.
Pattee Henry H., stone mason, h Pleasant.
Patten James, carpenter and farmer 30, h Summer.
Patten Manson B., r 32, farmer 35.
Patten Orrin H .. carpenter and builder, h Lake.
PEARSON CHARLES A., carriage manuf., dealer in carriages of all kinds,.
blacksmithing in all its branches, horse shoeing a specialty, Beach, h Union.
Peaslee Aaron K., r 31, farmer 25.
PERKINS BENJAMIN F., (Mason, Perkins & Co.) pres. Bristol Water Power Co., trustee Bristol Savings bank, and owner of real estate in Bristol, Guilford, N. H., and Lowell, Mass., h North Main cor Union.
Pope Albert, house painter, h North Main.
Pope Charles W. W., house painter, foreman, emp. of Albert Pope, h North. Main.
Pike Edwin T., (Bridgewater) r 6, sugar orchard 400 trees, and farmer 125. Pillsbury Hervey G., pastor of the First Congregational church of Bristol, h School.
Pray Anson B., dealer in jewelry, silverware, and clocks and watches.
Pray Ebenezer K., tanner, currier, manuf. of bobbin stock, owns real estate 12 acres. and farm in New Hampton 100 acres, and in Bristol 80 acres, h North Main.
Pray Martin B., job teamster, h Winter.
Prescott A. Charles, laborer, emp. of Mason & Berry, h Beach,
Prescott David P., retired merchant, manuf. of boots and shoes, h Beach.
Prescott Eliza, widow of Jesse, h Merrimack.
PRESCOTT HARRY F., r 18, farmer, with his grandfather Samuel S. Fel- lows.
Preston Nelson S., pulp maker, h Lake.
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PROCTOR CHARLES H., overseer of the carding and spinning for Dodge, Davis & Co., h Luke.
Proctor Fred L., machinist, bds Lake.
Putney Rufus W., laborer, emp. of Edward D. Crosby & Co., h Merrimack.
Quimby Fred W., off r -, farmer 25.
Quimby Mary J. Mrs., r 31, resident.
QUINT SEBASTIAN S., (Quint & Simonds) h Lake.
QUINT & SIMONDS, (S. S. Q. and F. W. S.) house, carriage, sign and orna- mental painters, Water st.
Randolph William F., landscape gardener and laborer, bds Lake.
Rankin George W., laborer, h off Main.
RAY ORRIN B., agent for Mrs. E. M. Putnam in the sale of ready-made and custom made clothing and gents' furnishing goods, Main, h Beach.
Rice Israel T., paper maker, emp of Mason, Perkins & Co., h Lake. Rice Lockhart, auctioneer, and wool sorter, h Lake.
RICE OSCAR W., clerk, emp of Dickinson & Homer, bds Bristol House.
RICE WILLIAM A., mica mining at N. Groton, h School.
ROBIE ALBERT G., prop. iron foundry, job work, machine castings, etc., Water, bds. Lake.
Robie George A., (Bucklin & Robie) machinist, and manuf. of vises, bench and jack screws. planing machinery, shafting, pulleys, etc., also dealer in furniture, and undertaker, Water, h Lake.
Robie Gustavus, paper maker, emp of Mason, Perkins & Co., h Lake.
Robie Homer, crutch maker, emp of Calley & Currier, h Lake.
ROBIE JOHN, (New Hampton, Belknap Co.) r 12, sugar orchard 100 trees, fruit grower 1,000 apple trees, and farmer 200.
Robinson Joseph D., farmer 100, h Prospect.
Rogers Simeon, r 7, farmer, leases of E. K. Pray 80.
Rollins Frank L., r 17, mason, and stone cutter.
Rollins Martha. (Mrs. R. B.) r 17, owns farm 40.
Rollins Richard B., r 17, farmer 30.
Rollins Samuel H., farmer 40, h High.
Rowe Emma A., widow of Samuel C., boarding house, Lake.
Rowen Daniel, r 16, laborer, emp of E. D. Crosby & Co.
Sanborn Benjamin F., r 22, stone cutter, fruit grower 100 trees, and farmer 55. Sanborn Calvin D., retired farmer, h Pleasant.
Sanborn Charles W., r -, board sawyer, emp of the Bristol Water Power Co. Sanborn Daniel H., r 19, farm laborer, soldier Co. E, rotlı Regt. N. H. Vols. Sanborn Elmer T., r 11, farmer, with his father Otis Sanborn.
Sanborn George F., pulp maker, emp of Train, Smith & Co., h Pleasant. Sanborn George S., r 22, farmer, with his father B. F. Sanborn.
SANBORN GREENOUGH D., job teamster, farmer 125, soldier Co. F, 15th Regt. N. H. Vols., and pensioner, h Beach.
Sanborn Otis, r 11, sugar orchard 500 trees, fruit grower 150 trees, and farmer 80.
Sanborn Roscoe E., r 11, mason, brick layer, and plasterer.
Sanborn Sherburn S., mason, plasterer, and brick layer, h Merrimack.
Sanborn Stephen F., night watchman for Dodge, Davis & Co., h Willow. Sawyer Edward R., paper maker, emp of Mason, Perkins & Co., h Lake. Seaver Eben, wheelwright, repairing a specialty, Lake, h do.
Seavey Allen J., printer, emp of R. W. Musgrove, h Central.
Seavey John, farmer 150 in Alexandria, h Lake. SEAVEY ROSCOE J., clerk, h Lake.
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Simons Albon M., spinner, emp of Dodge, Davis & Co., h Willow.
Simons Arthur L., laborer, h Merrimack.
Simons Fred W., (Quint & Simons) h Water.
Sleeper Aaron, r 19, farmer 150.
Sleeper David H., r 16, dealer in farmers' produce, pelts and skins, shipper of potatoes, and farmer 200.
Sleeper Jonathan R., farmer 1 acre and 75 in Alexandria, h Pleasant.
SLEEPER JUSTIN M., r 4 cor. 5, farmer 60 and pasture and wood land in Alexandria 83.
Sleeper Oscar F., r 17, breeder and dealer in horses and farmer 15.
SMITH CLARENCE A., blacksmithing in all its branches, horse and ox shoeing a specialty, Lake, h do.
Smith Lucretia E. T., widow of Andrew J., resident, h Walnut.
Southard Comodore A., farmer on the estate of his father, Solon S., bds High.
Southard Melissa, widow of Solon S., farmer 15 and pasture land, h High. Southard Nella Mrs. resident, h Merrimack.
Spencer Fred A., clerk, emp of Dodge, Davis & Co., bds Lake,
Spiller George H., optician, office Central Square. bds Bristol House.
Staples Stephen, r -. sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 953.
Sumner George W., farmer 90, h High.
Sweatt Ayres R., general blacksmithing, Water, h N. Main.,
SWETT SYLVANUS W., (New Hampton Belknap Co.) r- dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 100.
Taber Charles L., ( Taber & Whitney ) manuf. of wood turnings on the Weymouth gauge and hand lathes, soldier 2d Regt. Co. C, N. H. Vols., h N. Main.
Taber & Whitney, (C. L. T. & A. W.) manuf. of carriage hubs and hub blocks, Water.
TAYLOR CYRUS C., (Taylor & Merrill) dealers in general merchandise, established 1842, Central Square, h Pleasant.
Taylor John, carpenter, emp of Taylor & Gordon, h Water.
Taylor Sarah A., milliner, emp of Miss Dyer, bds Winter.
Taylor William T., (Taylor & Gordon) h prospect cor Second.
Taylor & Gordon (W. T. T. and F. A. G.) manuf. of picker sticks and mill suplies, contractors and builders, off S. Main.
TAYLOR & MERRILL (Cyrus Taylor and Clarence N. Merrill) props. of grist-mills, dealers in flour, grain, feed and dressed and undressed lum- ber and shingles, Water.
Temple Leon E., clerk, Bristol House.
TENNEY CHARLES H., engineer, emp Train, Smith & Co., h Water.
Thurston John H., emp of M. F. Wilbur, and owns farm, h off Main.
TILTON CHARLES L., wool scourer, emp of Dodge, Davis & Co., h Willow.
Tilton Deborah L., widow of Samuel H., h Willow.
TILTON ELBRIDGE, dairy 25 cows, and farmer 345.
Tilton George H., teamster, emp of B. M. Ames, h Lake.
TILTON GREEN L., job teamster, h N. Main.
Tilton George Scott, wool sorter, emp of Dodge, Davis & Co.
Tilton John F., r-, farmer 7.
Tilton John O., r 3, farmer 100.
Tilton Mary Miss, clerk, and dressmaker, emp of W. George, h Merrimack. Tilton Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, emp. of W. George, h Merrimack.
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Tilton Polly, widow of David, h Merrimack.
TILTON ZERAH E., milk dealer, dairy 25 cows, h off Willow.
Truesdell Lucius E., M. D., r 17, eclectic physician and surgeon, and min- ing engineer.
Tucker Andrew J., travelling book seller, soldier Co. C, 12th N. H. Vols., h South Main.
Tukey Charles H., harness maker, and carriage trimmer, and dealer in horse furnishing goods, Central Square, h do.
Tukey Israel, laborer, h South Main.
Varney Ira, manager and sawyer on contract for Edward D. Crosby & Co., saw-mill, on New Found river, h Merrimack, soldier Co. K, 10th Regt. Vt. Vols.
Varney Ira F., carpenter and awyer, emp. of Edward D. Crosby & Co., soldier 3 years in Co. K, roth Regt., Vt. Vols.
Wade Abner O., carpenter, emp. of B. & L. R. R., h Central.
Walker Walter B., printer, foreman, emp. of R. W. Musgrove, bds at S. H. Rollins.'
Wallace Lucy, widow of Richard, h Summer.
Webber John D., carriage manuf. and general blacksmith, Water, h Merrimack.
Weeks William H., mill operator, emp. of Dodge, Davis & Co., h Pleasant.
Welch Henry, teamster, emp. of G. S. Tilton, h North Main.
Welch Mary J., widow of William B., h Pleasant.
Welch William S., farm laborer, bds Pleasant.
WELLS ALBRO, (B. L. & A. Wells) bds Merrimack.
Wells Benjamin L., (B. L. & A. Wells) h Merrimack.
Wells B. L. & A., proprietors of planing mills, manufs. of house finishings, and dealers in doors, sash, blinds, and lumber, South Main.
Wells Kiah, retired carpenter, h Lake
Wells Martha W., widow of Sherman, h Beach.
Weston Sidney J., (New Hampton, Belknap Co.) r 12, farm laborer, emp. of S. W. Swett.
Wheeler Everett A., r 16, laborer and blacksmith.
Wheet John C., physician and surgeon, Main, h Pleasant.
Whipple Henry C., (Dodge, Davis & Co.,) h Lake.
White Abbie, widow of Warren, h Spring.
White George H., resident, h Spring.
White Marshall W., executor of the estate of his father Warren, h Summer. WHITTON CHARLES H., (Chas. H. Whitton & Co.) h Beach cor Second. WHITTON CHARLES H., & CO., (Chas. H. W. and George F.
Mallard, of Laconia) druggists, and dealers in school books, stationery, and holiday goods, Central Square.
Wicom Everett, r 7, farmer with his father, Thomas H.
Wicom Thomas H. r 7, sugar orchard 200 trees, fruit grower, 100 trees, and farmer 100.
WILBUR JOHN W., job teamster, h Merrimack.
WILBUR MOSES F., prop. of Bristol House livery, and boarding stable, and dealer in all kinds of lumber, stable opp. Bristol House, h Summer. Wilbur Warren W., job teamster, h Summer Williams Philena r 17, widow of Otis, resident.
Woodard Willie T., (Bridgewater) r 8, farmer, emp. of Mrs. Laura R. Mitchell. WORTHEM ALBERT P., r 13, lawyer.
Worthen Samuel K., r 13, sugar orchard 100 trees, fruit grower and farmer 106, and farms the estate of Frank Parker, of Boston, 60 acres, and sugar orchard 500 trees.
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CAMPTON.
(For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second.)
(Postoffice address is Campton, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis.)
ADAMS AI L., (Plymouth) r 22, 300 sugar trees, farmer 65.
Adams Hannah D .. (Plymouth) r 22, widow of Benjamin.
Adams Isaac L., (Plymouth) r 41, 8 cows, 500 sugar trees, 100 apple trees, and farmer 100.
Adams William H., (Campton Village) (Cook & Adams) bds at Joseph Cook's, Main.
Ames David, r 25, farmer 160.
Ames David W., off r 34, sugar orchard 500 trees, and farmer 153.
AMES JOHN M .. r 34, gold, silver, copper, and galena lead found on the
home farm, sugar orchard 2,500 trees, 25 acres timber land, and farmer I 20.
Ames William B., r 34, farmer with his father, J. M.
Annis Cummings, ( West Campton) r 4, retired, and blind, bds at L. T. Clark's.
Avery Abigail. (Campton Village) r 12, widow of Samuel, owns h and lot.
Avery Albert S, (Piyrrouth) r 23, farm laborer.
AVERY CHARLES G., (West Campton) r 4, lumberman, and farmer 6. Avery Charles M., (West Campton) r 16, farmer with his father.
Avery Frank A .. (West Campton) r 22, cattle dealer and breeder, 500 sugar trees, and farmer 100.
Avery George, (Campton Village) r 12, laborer, bds at Mrs. A. Avery's.
Avery Gordon, (West Campton) r 22, 400 sugar trees, and farmer 150.
Avery James G., r 28, sugar orchard 900 trees, 100 acres pasture land, and farmer 75.
Avery Mark F .. (West Campton) r 3. farmer for his mother Mary.
Avery Mary, (West Campton) r 3, widow of Freeman, farmer 160.
Avery Perly, (West Campton) r 23, farmer 100.
Avery Reuben H., (Plymouth) r 23, carpenter, and farmer 50.
Avery Stephen, (West Campton) r 16, 10 head cattle, 20 sheep, 175 sugar trees, 150 apple trees, and farmer 150.
Babbitt Edward N., (West Campton) r 4, 18 sheep, 500 sugar trees, Chester White hogs, farmer 60, and in Thornton 140.
Bagley Edward A., (Campton Village) r 13, emp at Emerson's shop, bds at Thomas Flanders's.
Baker Henry, (West Campton) r 4, retired, h and lot.
BARKER ADDISON P., (West Campton) r 4, farm laborer, owns h and 2 acres.
Barker Charles E., (West Campton) off r 3, laborer, and farmer, leases h and 5 acres of C. G. Sanborn.
BARTLETT DAVID G., r 15, town clerk, farmer with his father, G. S. BARTLETT GARDINER S., r 15, town treasurer and representative, cat-
tle breeder 25 head, Chester White hogs, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, and fariner 300.
Bartlett Susan P., (Campton Village) widow of Moses B., owns h and lot, Main.
Batchelder Moses S., (West Campton) r 22, 700 sugar trees, and farmer 100.
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Bean Augustus L., (Campton Village) r 6 cor 7, laborer.
Bean Augustus L. Mrs., (Campton Village) r 6 cor 7, tailoress.
Berry Esther, (West Campton) widow of Otis.
Berry William H., (West Campton) r I, farmer 75.
Bickford William S., r 25, carpenter, owns h and 2 acres.
BLAIR JOSEPH C., (Blair) r 23, hotel and summer boarding house, and farmer 360.
Blaisdell George F., r 15, shoemaker, and house painter.
Blaisdell John M., r 15, farmer 75, and timber and pasture land 140.
Blaisdell Josiah C., (Campton Village) shoemaker, and butcher, owns h and lot, Madriver.
BLAISDELL, see also BLASDELL.
Blakely Annie G., r 27, school teacher.
Blakely Ellen M., r 27, school teacher.
Blakely Quincy, off r 27, pastor Congregational church.
Blasdell Judson A., r 32, 27 Southdown sheep, sugar orchard 900 trees, and farmer 375.
Blasdell Washington, r 32, laborer.
BLASDELL, see also BLAISDELL.
Blood Eliza J., (Campton Village) widow of Franklin, leases rooms of N. Pierce, Main.
Bowers Oscar, (Plymouth) r 42, farmer 50, owned by his wife.
Brown Daniel, r 25, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 200.
Brown Daniel C., r 25, farmer 40.
Brown George O., r 26, farmer with his father, Nicholas.
Brown Herbert H., r 25, farmer with his father.
BROWN JOSEPH H., r 25, laborer, bds with Wm. G., owns farm 85.
Brown Nicholas, r 26, 600 sugar trees, farmer 290.
Brown William G., r 25, supt. of N. H. Bible Society, and farmer 35.
Buchanan William W., (Campton Village) blacksmith, Main. Bump John F., off r 27, farmer with J. E.
BUMP JAMES E., off r 27, blacksmith, 10 head grade Ayrshire and Durham cattle, 10 Cotswold sheep, sugar orchard 200 trees, owns } of 140 acres with his brother John S., farmer 125.
Bump John S., off r 27, farmer 125.
BURBANK EZRA B., r 25, farm laborer, served in Co. I, 12th N. H. Vols., was in Libby prison and honorably discharged, h and Io acres.
Burbank John G., r 25, laborer.
Caldon Ambrose, (Campton Village) retired farmer, owns h and 31 acres, Main.
Caldon Annie Mrs., (West Campton) dressmaker and milliner, owns h and lot.
Caldon Byley L., (West Campton) stone cutter.
Caldon Charles, (Campton Village) r 10, retired farmer, bds with Charles B. Caldon Charles B., (Campton Village) r ro. 10 acres mountain land, sugar orchard 700 trees, 20 head cattle, 30 sheep, farmer 200.
Caldon Ida M. Miss, (Campton Village) tailoress and dressmaker, bds at her father's, Main.
Calley George A., (West Campton) r 3, farmer, leases of W. R. Parks 300.
Calley John M., (Plymouth) r 20, farmer 300.
Cawley George S., (Campton Village) carpenter, owns h and lot.
Chase Frank, (Campton Village) depot and express agent, and prop. sum-
mer boarding house, 15 head cattle, and farmer 150.
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Chase George W., (Campton Village) laborer, h Main.
CHASE LAURA E. MRS., (Campton Village) emp. in Mad River Mills, bds. at her father's, Main.
Chase Sarah A., r 25, widow of Moses.
Cheney Leonard W., (Plymouth) r 40, laborer, and carpenter.
Clark Alice, r 25, widow of John, bds at J. S. Hanaford's.
Clark George H., (Blair) r 17, farmer with his father.
Clark Henry L., (West Campton) r 4, 15 head of cattle, 10 sheep, 500 sugar trees, farmer 187.
CLARK LUCIUS T., (West Campton) r 4, machinist, h and lot.
Clark Theodore E., (Blair) r 17, farmer with his father Theodore P.
CLARK THEODORE P., (Blair) r 17, 11 head grade Jersey and Durham cattle, 14 grade Southdown sheep, 1,000 sugar trees, farmer I10.
Coffin Edward E., (Plymouth) r 42, 700 sugar trees, farmer 160.
Coffin George W., (Plymouth) r 42, 400 sugar trees, farmer 150.
Cook A. Hastings, (Plymouth) r 41, farmer 160.
COOK ARTHUR B., (Campton Village) summer boarding house, and farmer 15, h Main.
COOK CORYDON W., r 15, general merchant, owns store and h and 2 acres.
Cook Daniel E., (Campton Village) hotel cook, owns in Thornton 30 acres, bds at A. B Cook's, Main.
Cook Joseph, (Campton Village) (Cook & Adams) manuf. of ready-made clothing, and farmer 300, h Main.
Cook Lavina Miss. (West Campton) r 3, retired, owns h and lot.
COOK & ADAMS. (Campton Village) (Joseph Cook and Wm. H. Adams).
general merchandise, boots and shoes, drugs, and hardware, leases store of Merrill Greeley, Main.
Coleman Benjamin, (Blair) off r 16, owns h and lot.
Coleman Harriet Miss, (Blair) off r 16, farmer 50.
Copithorn Richard H., r 24 cor 25, 600 sugar trees, and farmer 200.
COTTON NATHAN P., r 25, carpenter, and farmer, served in Co. D, 20th Mass. Regt., was in Libby prison, and honorably discharged.
Craig Albert T., (Plymouth) r 44, 10 head cattle, 12 sheep, 300 sugar trees, and farmer 60.
Crowell Frank, r 33, farmer with H. M.
Crowell Harum M., r 33, farmer 105.
CUTTER CHARLES, (Campton Village) 2 full blood Jersey cows, and I half blood Jersey bull, surveyor, and farmer 30.
Cutter Ella M. Miss, (Campton Village) dressmaker, bds at her father's, Main. DAMON WARREN, (Campton Village) machinist, and boarding house keeper, farmer 100 on r 8. homestead h and 20 acres, Main.
Davis James R., r 25, retired harness-maker, 2 houses and 35 acres.
DAVIS MARD N., (Plymouth) r 23, 8 head grade Jersey cattle, I registered Jersey bull, [ full blood Jersey, I thoroughbred "Winthrop Morrell " horse, and I " Black Prince " mare, trotting stock, insurance ag't, and farmer 65.
Davis Percival, r 27, carpenter and mail carrier, owns h and 5 acres.
DAVIS TIMOTHY, (Plymouth) r 23, with his son, Mard N.
Dearborn Charles G., (Campton Village) carpenter, and farmer, owns h and lot.
Dearborn Washington. (Plymouth) r 41, farmer 25.
Derby Julia R., r 25, widow of Henry B., seamstress, h and lot.
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DOLE E. & CO., (Campton Village) (E. Dole, M. C. Dole and E. H. Hodg- man) Madriver woolen mills, own 20 acres in Thornton, and 40 in Camp- ton, grist and flouring mill, Main.
DOLE ERASTUS, (Campton Village) (E. Dole & Co.) supervisor of check lists, owns h and lot, Main.
Dole Herbert E .. (Campton Village) jeweler, leases store of J. W. Morrison, Mair ..
Dole Moody C., (Campton Village) book-keeper in Madriver mill, bds at his- father's, Main.
DOLE MOSES C., (Campton Village) (E. Dole & Co.) h and lot, Main. Dow Matilda R., (Plymouth) r 41, widow of L., owns h and 6 acres.
DOW SAMUEL H., r 34, 33 sheep, 1,500 sugar trees, farmer 120.
DOW WALTER H., r 33, 17 head grade Jersey and Durham cattle, one
breeding mare Membrino, one mare Morgan, carpenter, sugar orchard 500 trees, 125 acres mountain land, and farmer 125.
Downing Pethewell, (Plymouth) r 22, farmer 50.
Drake Lorinda J., (Campton Village) r 10, widow of Ephraim, farmer 30. Durgin Abigail, (Campton Village) widow of Benning, h and lot, Main.
ELLIOTT ALBERT J., (Campton Village) emp in E. Dole & Co.'s woolen mill, h Main.
Elliott Henry C .. (Campton Village) farmer, his father John's estate 107. Emerson Erastus F., (Campton Village) manuf. of sash and blinds and build- ers' finish, owns h and lot, and shop, Main.
Evans William B., (Campton Village) blacksmith, and machinist, leases h of M. Greeley, Main.
Felch George, r 25. farmer, leases of Chas. Piper 125.
Ferrin Clarence, (Campton Village) r 12, laborer, leases of D. Morrell 25.
Fisher Henry D., (West Campton) r 17, retired, leases h of Otis Ward.
Fisher Nancy, (West Campton) r 17, widow of Nelson, resident.
Flanders Thomas W., (Campton Village) r 13, shoemaker, and laborer. Flint Henry, (Campton Village) r 62, farmer 80.
Fogg James, (Campton Village) laborer, Madriver.
Fogg James M., (Campton Village) carpenter, leases h and 6 acres of Adin Packard, Madriver.
Foss Edwin B., (Campton Village) blacksmith, with his father John R., Main. FOSS JOHN R., (Campton Village) postmaster, blacksmith, owns shop, h and lot, Main, and in Thornton 14 acres.
Foss Langdon, (Campton Village) retired farmer, bds at A. Robie's, Main.
Frost Mary T., (Plymouth) off r 42, widow of Amasa C., farm 75.
Garland Henry R., (West Campton) r 1, farmer 100.
Garland William P., (West Campton) r 1, farmer 100.
GLOVIER LORENZO D., (Campton Village) blacksmith, owns shop, h and lot, Main.
Goodhu Daniel, Dea., (Campton Village) r 132, farmer 60.
Gould Deborah, (Plymouth) r 44, widow of Wm., the oldest woman in town, aged 89 years.
Hadley James B. Rev., r 25, retired, owns h and lot.
Hall Albert, (West Campton) r 16, 1.000 sugar trees, farmer 100.
HAM JOSEPH H., (Campton Village) farmer, resides with his mother, Main. HANAFORD JOHN S., r 25, 500 sugar trees, farmer 190.
Hanscom Salona, (Plymouth) r 41, widow of Joshua, bds at H. Sanborn's. Hart Edson P., (Campton Village) r 9, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, farmer 100. Hart Frank P., (Campton Village) r 15, carpenter, and farmer on the home- stead farm of Selden C. Willey.
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Hart James, (West Campton) r 22, 300 sugar trees, farmer 100.
Harvey William C., (Plymouth) off r 42, farmer 75.
Hill Barker L., (Plymouth) r 44, 23 sheep. far ner 167.
Hill Daniel C., (Plymouth) r 44, farmer with Barker L.
Hill Eliza L,, (Plymouth) r 20, widow of Samuel C.
Hill Jasper, (West Campton) r 18, retired farmer.
Hill Samuel F., (Plymouth) r 20, 27 sheep, 1,000 sugar trees, farmer 275, and in Rumney 25.
Hodgdon Ezekiel H., (Campton Village) (E. Dole & Co.) owns h and 2 acres, Main
Hodgman Charles H., (Campton Village) r 8, farmer 35.
Holmes Horace B., (Campton Village) farm laborer, owns h and lot, Madriver. Holmes Moses B., (Campton Village) carpenter, and farmer 75, h and lot, Main.
Holmes Willie B., (Campton Village) farmer with his father, h Main.
Homan Sarah A. Miss, (Campton Village) nurse, h and lot, Main.
Homans G. Frank, (Plymouth) r 21, farmer 17.
Homans Gilbert W., (Plymouth) r 42, 800 sugar trees, farmer 175.
Homans Harriet, (Plymouth) r 41, widow of Elisha R.
Huntly Nancy, (Campton Village) widow of Rev. Leland, h Main.
Hussey John, (West Campton) r 23, 1,500 sugar trees, farmer 200.
Hussey John W., (West Campton) r 22, 1,500 sugar trees, farmer 200.
Hussey Martha Mrs., (West Campton) r 22, widow of Clark, bds with John W
Hutchins Elhanan, r 25, laborer.
Hutchins Mary, r 25, widow of Stephen.
James Daniel B., (Campton Village) clerk in grocery store, bds with his father Ozias, Main.
James Ozias H., (Campton Village) carpenter, grocer, owns 30 acres in Thorn- ton, h and lot Main.
Johnson Charles. (Plymouth) r 44, farmer 75.
Johnson Charles, (West Campton) r 16, 250 sugar trees, farmer 80, and in Thornton 52.
Johnson Charles W., (West Campton) r 16, farmer with his father.
Johnson Eliza, (Plymouth) r 42, widow of Samuel E., farmer 85.
JOHNSON FRANK, (Plymouth) r 42, farmer with his mother.
Johnson Isaac T., (Plymouth) r 44, 32 sheep, sugar orchard 1, 400 trees, farmer 200.
JOHNSON JOSEPH W., (West Campton) r 3, 500 sugar trees, farmer 85. Johnson Oren W., (Plymouth) r 42, tanner, bds with Frank.
Joslyn Charles, r 27, manuf. of wooden trays with his father C. C.
Joslyn Charles C., r 27, manuf. of wooden trays.
Joslyn Daniel T., r 25, carpenter and millwright.
Joslyn Mary Miss, r 27, seamstress, bds with her father C. C.
Kelley Edward, (Plymouth) r 42, farmer, leases of J. Langdon 85.
Kelley Henry, (West Campton) r 18, farmer 75.
Kenniston Erastus H . (West Campton) 223, farmer with James Hart.
KINSMAN STEPHEN D., (Campton Village) carpenter and dealer in stoves and tin ware, owns h and lot, Main.
KNOWLES HIRAM S., (Campton Village) farmer, ownsh and 10 acres, Madriver st.
Knowles John, (Campton Village) emp. of J. Cook. Main.
Knowles William N., (Campton Village) clerk in J. W. Morrison's store, bds at his father's, Madriver st.
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Lance John, M. D., (Campton Village) physician, bds at J. Wood's, Main.
Leavett John P., (Plymouth) r 21, carpenter, and farmer 30.
Little Gardner, r 25, farm laborer, bds at G. H. Little's.
Little George H., r 25, apiarist, prop. stock horse " Membrino Lance," 600 sugar trees, farmer 175, pasture land 150, and in Holderness 200.
Little Jason C., (Campton Village) cloth dresser in Madriver Woolen Mills, bds at E. H. Hodgdon's, Main.
Lougee Abner H., (West Campton) r 17, shoemaker, served in Co. H, 14th Regt., N. H. Vols., h and 12 acres.
Lovett Andrew J., (West Campton) r I, farmer 100.
Lovett Simon G., (West Campton) r 23, laborer, bds at M. S. Batchelder's. Lucas Lyman, (Plymouth) r 40, farme 67, and in Canaan 5.
Lyford William, (Campton Village) laborer, Main.
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