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DIRECTORY YOR THE
CITY OF BUFFALO;
CONTAINING THE NAMES AND RESIDENCE
OF THE
HEADS OF FAMILIES
AND
HOUSEKOLDERS,
IN SAID CITY, ON. THE FIRST OF JULY 1832.
TO WHICH IS ADDED A SKETCH OF THE
HISTORY OF THE VILLAGE, FROM 1801 TO 1832
Buffalo: PUBLISHED BY L. P. CRARY. STEELE & FAXON, PRINTERS. 1532
4 short interesting History Buffalo / 801 - 1832
INTRODUCTION
THE City of BUFFALO is situated in the county of Erie, and state of New-York; is built upon the land adjoining Buffalo Creek and Lake Erie, at the junction of these waters, and contains 10,119 inha- bitants. Most of the City is situated upon a bluff of table land that rises about fifty feet above the level of the Lake. The low lands that extend from the foot of this bluff, (or Terrace, as it is gene- rally called,) to the margin of the Creek and Lake, offering many inducements to particular business pursuits, have been overspread with buildings, and are becoming thickly populated.
The village was originally surveyed and laid out, by the Holland Land Company, to whom the site belonged in 1801; and the settlement may be said to have begun in the following year. Owing to the usual causes which retard new settlements in their advancement, the village made but inconsider- able progress in its growth, until the commence- ment of the war, in 1812, when it became a mili- tary resort. In December, 1813, the place was en- tered by the British and Indians, and every building but two was burnt. The inhabitants were many of them carried captives to Montreal, while others preserved their liberty by a precipitate flight. The loss of property fell mostly upon individuals, and was not only severe, but, in its consequences, truly
calamitous-leaving in many instances, families destitute of house, clothing or provisions, with which to combat the severity of the season. From this period to the close of the war, nothing like a regular and permanent attempt was made to rebuild the town, although such of the inhabitants as could, returned and made temporary locations upon the sites of their former habitations. The news of peace was the signal for renewed cxcrtions to re- build the place, but pecuniary embarassments, and remoteness from market, paralyzed all efforts so effectually as to keep back the place, and retain for it the character of a hamlet only, until the near approach of the Grand Canal, in its progress west- ward, in 1822, gave brighter prospects to those on whom exertions devolved. In 1825, payment was received from the United States, under certain re- strietions, for the buildings destroyed in 1813, but all remuneration for other property lost, was rigidly withheld. Exertions for public advancement now became more visibly efficient; and the attempts which had been several years making to render Buffalo Creek a commercial resort, werc now first completely successful. The mouth of that stream had been obstructed by a sand bar which shut out most vessels that navigated the lake, and forced them to resort to Black Rock, where a temporary shelter only could be afforded them, in the open river. To effect the desired object, a loan had been procured from the state, of $12,000, which, aided by private donations, had so far perfected a pier on the south side of the mouth of the Creek, as to exclude sand, and leave an open channel for vessels into the mouth of the harbor. The consequences of this
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were to create a new resort for vesseis, and to arrest them in their passage to Black Rock. This neces- sarily caused the building of wharves, store houses, and such other conveniences as were required by the new business pursuits thus created.
GENERAL VIEW.
The village of Buffalo was incorporated in 1822 and its municipal government was administered by a President and board of trustees. The Act to in- corporate the City of Buffalo, was passed April 20, 1832. The common council were elected on the 26th day of May, and held their first meeting for the choice of Mayor, &c. on the 28th.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The Public Buildings consist of 6 houses of pub- lic worship, and 1 now building; Court House, jail, U. S. Branch Bank, Bank of Buffalo, Buffalo Literary and Scientific Academy, Land Office, 2 Markets, 3 Engine Houses, and a Light-House.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
The U. S. Branch Bank, was cstablished here in 1829.
OFFICERS. Wm. B. Rochester, President. J. R. Carpenter, Cashier.
Directors .- Wm. B. Rochester, J. Wadsworth, D. E. Evans, C. Townsend, H. B. Potter, A. H. Tracy, W. A. Bird, Wm. Hollister, Geo. Palmer, Wm. Ruxton, B. D. Coc, E. Walden, Geo. B. Webster.
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objects of the Institution are mutual improvement in useful knowledge, the advancement of popular education, and the promotion of science generally. There is now belonging to the institution a library of several hundred volumes, and a quantity of chem- ical and philosophical apparatus. Weekly lectures are delivered before the Lyceum during the winter season, which are extremely well attended.
Buffalo Library Association, incorporated in 1816, and now contains nearly 700 volumes.
Trustees .- H. B. Potter, John G. Camp, George Stow, Joseph Dart, Jr., H. A. Salisbury, Nathaniel Vosburgh, James Miller.
J. Wilcox, Librarian.
Religious Societies .- There are, 1 Episcopal, 1 Presbyterian, 1 Free Congregational, 1 Baptist, 1 Bethel, 1 Methodist, 1 Universalist, 1 Unitarian, and 1 Roman Catholic.
Schools .- Thereare 16districtand privateschools, exclusive of the Buffalo L. & S. Academy, embracing 1 Female Seminary, conducted on the most approved plan, by competent teachers, in which the higher branches of female education are taught.
Mails .- There are 60 mails per week, received at. made up and despatched from, the Post Office in this city, during the winter season, and during the sum- mer, or season of navigation, there are 88 per week. The first mail received here was in March, 1803, on horseback. It was conveyed from the east once in two weeks in this manner, until 1805. A weekly route wasthenestablished, and continued until 1809. In 1810, the mode of conveyance was changed, and a stage wagon was used. As the country advanced
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in improvements, the route was changed to twiceand three times a week, and subsequently to a daily route.
The following is a list of mails arriving and depart- ing from the Post Office in this city in each week:
Eastern Mail, two large and one small, daily.
Northern ' one
Western
One large mail for the West by water to Portland Harbor, daily.
Two small do. to Dunkirk and Portland Harbor, daily.
One large do. for Michigan, by steamboat, daily. There is also a mail leaving three times a week to Batavia, via Cayuga Creek and Alexander; one do three times a week, to Warsaw, via Aurora; one do. three times a week, to Olean and the north of Pennsylvania, via Springville; and one twice a week to Fredonia, via Lodi.
Newspapers .- There are the Buffalo Patriot, Buf- falo Journal, Buffalo Republican, and Buffalo Bulle- tin, all published weekly. The Patriot is the oldest establishment, having been commenced in 1811, un- der the name of the Buffalo Gazette. The Journal was commenced in 1815, under the name of the Niagara Journal.
Public Works .- The principal of these is the pier, built to protect the entrance of the harbor from en- croachments of sand, and upon which the United Stateshave bestowed the following appropriations : May 20, 1826, $15,000; March 2, 1827, $6,500; May 19, 1828, $34,206; April 23, 1830, $15,488; Total $71,194. It is built with great strength, with stone, and is 14 of a mile in length. A Light-House is to be built on the outer extremity of the pier the
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HEADS OF FAMILIES AND HOUSEHOLDERS.
ALLEN, Orlando, wholesale and retail dealer in groceries, paints, dye woods &c. 224 main street dwelling swan st. Austin S. G. attorney, swan st.
Austin, Jacob, farmer, niagara st.
Allen, Lewis F. insurance office, Ellicott square.
Arthur, -laborer, pearl st.
Arden, John, do.
Abbott, Dwight, cabinet maker, pearl st.
Armstrong, L. saddler, do
Armstrong, James, laborer, do
Andrews, Bushnel, joiner, chippewa st.
Ammon, Henry, laborer, do
Andrews, pearl st.
Adams, Joseph, farmer, do
Adams, Milan,
do
do
Arnold, Richard H. cabinet maker, delaware st.
Averv, Ebenezer R. chandler, do.
Anthony, -- baker, franklin st. Attlebury, George, shoemaker, franklin st. Avery, Peter, shoemaker, niagara st.
Amy, Isaac, mason, do
Allen, Julius W. constable, swan st.
Allen, Charles H. clerk, do Allen, Sarah, boarding house, do
Allen, Zina, cordwainer.
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Allen, Thomas, cordwainer. Adair, Joseph, laborer, seneca st.
Andrews, Justin,
do
Ambrose, George, painter, do
Atwater, M. shoemaker,
do
Amy, Michael, cabinet maker, delaware st.
Abbott, Simon, joiner, do
Adams, Hiram, grocer, Mohawk st.
Anderson, Lucius, joiner, do
Andrews, Wm. B. do do
Adams, John, merchant, No. 5 cheapside main st. dwelling pearl st.
Adams, Thomas, clerk, pearl st. Arthur, Wm. swan st.
Athearn, Cyrus, merchant, huron st.
Allen, Horace, blacksmith,
do
Archer, Arthur, mason, court st.
Armstrong, B. farmer,
do
Allen, Stephen, carpenter, genesee st.
Ashley, Jeremiah, cordwainer, church st.
Aderson, Stephen, laborer, canal st.
Abbott, John, grocer,
do
Alford, -, joiner, main st.
Allen, Jerry, plough maker, main st.
Adams, Nelson, constable, do
Abel, J. C. Joiner,
do
Adams, Harvey H. grocer,
do
Athearn & Havens, dealers in groceries, paints, &c. 191 main st.
Andrews, John, clerk, main st. Annis, James, seaman, do
Abbott, Lewis, hatter, do
Anderson, J. B. joiner,
do
Allen, M. merchant, do
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Ansel, Joseph, cabinet maker, main st.
Adams, Orren, farmer,
do
Adams, Anson, do
do
Allen, Richard C. merchant,
do
Avery, Abel, blacksmith, washington st.
Armons, James, sail maker,
do
Atwater, Isaac P. carpenter & joiner, do
Allen, G. W. auction and commission merchant. Clothing store main st. dwelling washington st. Allen, Carlisle, clerk, washington st. Adams, Lynes, farmer, water st. Andrews, M. A. attorney, batavia st.
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Burt, David, merchant, main st. dwelling public sqr. Bull, Trumbul, merchant, eagle st. Bradley, Elias A. painter, do Bradley & Miller, painters and Glaziers 144 main st. and corner of Genesee and main st. Brown, -painter, eagle st.
Brown, Jonas, joiner,
do
Brooks, James, do
do
Bush, John, attorney, swan st.
Bailey, Asa, joiner, Buffalo creek.
Bartlet, -merchant, canal st. Blossom, Peter, seaman, chippewa st.
Bennet, Andrew, laborer,
do
Boles, Christopher, farmer,
do
Barnard, Selah, farmer, Huron st.
Barnard, John, saddler, do Barton, J. L. & Co., forwarding and commission merchants, agents of vessels on the Lake and western line canal boats, foot canal and water st. Boyce, Isaac, tailor, Washington st.
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Barker & Holt, forwarding and commission mer- , chants-agents for steam boat Superior, St. Jo- sephs and Chicago line packet vessels and Mer- chants line of canal boats, foot of main st. Ball, Jonathan, land agent, court st.
Bowman, Elizabeth, do
Bonnet, Joseph, laborer,
do
Bennet, David, joiner,
do
Bartlett, John, canal captain, seneca st.
Bliss, Judah, physician,
do
do
Bezanson, -cordwainer,
Brown, Wm. P. farmer, Genesee st.
Burns, Thomas, carpenter, do
Burt, Frederick, merchant, do
do
Bivens,
Bertrand, Michael, seaman, do [pearl st.
Burwell, Bryant, M. D. office seneca street, dwelling
Baleman, Henry, laborer, Franklin st.
Bunnell, Bradley, physician, office canal dock, dwelling Franklin st.
Blackmond, Edwin, chair maker, Niagara st.
Butler, Frederick, clock maker, do
Bosworth, Samuel, jeweler and watch maker, dwel- ling swan st. Burr, Sidney, main st.
Black, James, joiner, Delaware st.
Burdick & Kimberley, dry goods & groceries main st.
Bowe, A. boarding house, canal st.
Bennett, James, pail maker, Seneca st.
Bennett & Kay, do do do
Brewer, Daniel, do do
do
Bixher, Joseph, laborer,
do
Bedford, John,
do
do
Bemis, widow,
do
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Bennett, Benjamin, custom house officer, Seneca st. Barker, Z. W. canal collector, office on the canal, dwelling crow st. Blakely, Wm. carpenter and joiner, Seneca st.
Brown, James, cigar maker,
do
Bolles, Nathaniel, blacksmith,
do
Bosworth, Isaac, cabinet maker, swan st.
Briggs, Wm. clerk, do
Barnum, Isaac, engineer,
do
Badgley, Morgan, clerk,
do
do
Bruce, M. tailor, do
Burmore, Nathaniel, gin distiller, Mohawk st.
Brown, Rufus, clerk, swan st.
Brayman, M. painter, do
Baird, Jonathan, farmer, Niagara st.
Bishop, John, brick maker,
do
Boyle, Michael, do
do
do
Buchanan, Robert, painter, Franklin st.
Brintnall, Phineas, grocer, dwelling Franklin st.
Bower, Jacob, carpenter,
do
Brunner, Lewis, farmer,
do
Brainard, Josephus, baker,
do
Bedel, Joseph, laborer,
do
Blossom, Ira A. land agent, office corner of Wash- ington and Clinton st. dwelling Erie st.
Bass, Daniel, laborer, terrace.
Barber, John, pot ashery, do
Battersly, Henry, farmer, do
Barnes, John, mason,
do
do
Barnes, Jason, do
Buscare, Aaron, brick maker, delaware st.
Black, James, joiner,
do
Burton, Darius, painter,
do
phy
Beebe, Reuben,
do
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Burton, Orlonzo, painter, delaware st.
Darnes, Irvin, do do
Bowen, Thomas, carpenter, mohawk st.
Bates, John, laborer,
do
Bates, James, do
do
Bates, Stephen, joiner,
do
Bates, Elisha, painter, do
Barton, Thaddeus, farmer,
do
Bronson, Edwin, cordwainer, pearl st.
Bigelow, Samuel A., clerk
do
Bressington, John, reed maker, do
Balser, Ospelider, farmer,
do
Bennet, Philander, attorney, swan st. dwelling
Barker, Geo. P., attorney, seneca st.
[pearl st.
Burwell, Elliott, teacher, Academy.
Ball, Shelden, goldsmith, pearl st.
Beyer, Jacob, farmer, do
Bichant, John, cordwainer, do
Buhut, Francis, laborer, do
Boynton, Charles, joiner, do
Barson, Samuel, farmer, do
Benson, James H., hatter, do
Backer, Nicholas, cordwainer, pearl st.
Bower, John, sawyer, do
Ballshizer, Bown, tailor, do
Babcock, James, farmer, public square.
Benedict, -comb maker, swan st.
Bush, John, attorney,
do
Barton, James L., forwarding merchant, church st.
Braman,
do
do
Bowen, Elizabeth do
Bond, Ephriam, clerk, do
Barton, Peter, do do
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Barker & Hudson, attorneys, seneca st. Bowen, Daniel, carriage maker, erie st. Boyle, Hugh, laborer, crow st. Bartlett, Joseph, farmer,do
Brideson, Thomas, do do
Basket, Charles T. gardener, ellicott st.
Bigdale, Robert,
do
do
Busanty, Jacob, weaver, do
Bowen, Caleb N. farmer,
do
Blake, Adams, mason,
do
Brown, James, laborer, do
Bell, Christopher, mason, do
Barnet, William, teamster, do
Betts, -chair maker,
do
Bennet, widow Mary Ann, canal st.
Buzee, Mrs.
do
Burgess, Thomas, clerk,
do
Beeklin, -seaman,
do
Bivins, Ebenezer, painter, do
Baker, Hiram, laborer, do Burt & Storrs, wholesale dry goods, 234 main st.
Baily, William, laborer, Burton, Silas, chandler, do do
do
Burton & Crawford, grocers, do
Brown, A. farmer,
Burwell, Theodotus, teacher L. & S. Acad'y. do
Butler, Theodore, bookseller & stationer, 226 do
Buffalo Bank, 186 do
Bristol, Moses, M. D. 202 main st. dwelling Buffalo [House. Buck, Ezra, chair maker, do Bow, -laborer. do
Butrick, John B., joiner,
Beckwith, J. P. innkeeper, do
Bishop, Hiram G. clerk,
do
Benson, John, brewer,
do
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Brown, -cordwainer, main st.
Brandow, William, painter, do
Brown, J. W. chandler,
do
Bugan, John, laborer,
do
Burn, John,
do
do
Bestow, James, do
do
Boyle, Simon, do
do
Bush & Spicer, coach makers, main st.
Beverly, Henry,
do
Bivins, William, phoenix hotel, do
Babcock, Christopher, grocer, do
Blackmer, William, carpenter, do
Barton, Phineas, mansion house.
Bump, Nelson,
Brown, -ostler, farmers' hotel, main st.
Butler, -hatter,
do
Bush & Chamberlin, shoe & leatherstore, 193 mainst.
Bristol, Dan, grocer, 9 ellicott square, d. mohawk st.
Bulletin Office,
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do
Buffalo Fire and Marine Insurance Co. 12 ellicott sq. Brooker, Sylvester, laborer, main st.
Brown, John, carpenter,
do
Brown, John,
do
Brown, George,
do
Burt, Jonathan, clerk,
do
Bolton, Seth, baker,
do
Bartholomew, -blacksmith, main st.
Brewster, Armstrong, clerk,
do
Boynton, Jonathan, clerk,
do
Baldwin, Edward, superintendent of the jubilee wa- ter works, street commissioner, Buffalo House.
Babcock, M. L. clerk U. S. B. Bank, Buffalo House.
Brockway, H. jr. agent for packets,
do
Boyden, George W. clerk,
do
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Butler, M. bookseller, main street, Bach, J. B. merchant, 920 do, Eagle Tavern. Brown, R. S. do do do Burt, Caryl & Co. wholesale & retail dry goods and groceries, main st. Babcock, G. R. attorney, pearl st.
Ball, Henry L. lottery office, 130 main st.
Beard, Wm. porter U. S. B. Bank, Eagle Tavern.
Ball, Gideon I. goldsmith, main st.
Bakle, George, baker,
do
Brintnall, Phineas, merchant, do
Bard, Joseph,
do
Baker, Moses, merchant,
do
Bruner,
do
Bedford, Alford, seaman, prime st.
Bulsom, Peter, baker,
do
Barber, Samuel, farmer, brooklyn st.
Brown, Jesse,
do
Beattie, John W. cabinet maker, main st.
Beach, E.
do
do
Baker, Ebenezer, joiner, terrace.
Bronner, Jacob, farmer, niagara st.
Brooks, Josiah, seaman, canal dock.
Bullard, Sanford, carpenter, do
Beardsley, Josiah, grocer,
do
Barker, J. A. forwarding merchant, washington st.
Boyden, Moses, joiner, do
Boyden, Nehemiah, sawyer,
do
Barnum, Austin, comb maker,
do
do
Barnum, Hiram,
do
Brooks, Gabriel, cooper,
do
Brainard, Jeremiah, carpenter and joiner, do
Barker, Zenas,
do
Brivin, Joseph, carpenter,
do
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Blessing, Thomas, cooper, washington st.
Beers, John, blacksmith, do
Bradley, Benjamin, carpenter, do
Brown, Thomas S. laborer,
do
Beers, Anthony, agent forthe marine and mechanic's do co. store, prime street, dwelling, washington st. Bush, Robert, carriage maker,
Banks, Stephen,
do
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Barker, Pierre A. collector of customs, port of Buffalo creek, office 142 main st. dwelling, washington st.
Beals, John W. iron merchant,
do
Bush, John, cordwainer, do
Buck, -, shoemaker, do
Bonka, Frances, laborer, do
do
Buck, Clari,
do
Birmingham, James, teamster
Bedell, Nathaniel, founder, ohio st.
Brown, Howgal, asher,
do
Benny, Thomas, joiner,
do
Balcom, Philo A. ferryman,
do
Baldwin, James J. city surveyor, eagle st.
Brace, Lester, under sheriff, do
Baker, Albert P. mason, oak st.
Baker, Jeremiah, do
do
Brown, John, joiner,
do
Bates, John, junior clerk, main st.
Bedlow, William, grocer,
do
Bachellor, Amos, do
do
Bethel Church,
do
Bronson, Edwin, shoemaker, pearl st.
Burdock, -
do
Bartholomew, Chauncey, engineer, washington st.
Bacon, Samuel G. printer, main st. Butler, Comfort F. do do.
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Clary, Joseph,attorney, mainst.dwelling,franklinst. Coit, Gorge, forwarding merchant, dwelling, pearlst. Clark, John W., M. D. do
Clark, Grosvenor, clerk,
do
Chamberlain, Sylvester, blacksmith, do Callender, S. N. merchant, 194 main st. dwel. erie st. Cutler, A. cabinet maker, 8ellicott sqr. dwel. pearlst. Comstock, Fitch B. cabinet maker, do
Caryl, Lucien W., M. D. office, swan st, dw. crow st.
Caryl, William O. student,
do
do
Chapin, Cyrenus, physician,
do
Carrol, Michael, baker, eagle st.
Crane, J. tinman, swan st. Camp, Seth, joiner, huron st. Clark, P. S. farmer, do
Chittle, Frederick, gunsmith, court st.
Connelly, Wiler, laborer,
do
Corning, James, druggist, seneca st.
Coatsworth, Caleb, butcher, genesee st.
Cook, Thomas B. clerk, church st.
Camp, Bethuel, carpenter, do Churchill, P. shoe and leather store, 179 main st.
Card, James, brewer, crow st. Chamberlin, David, tanner and currier, ellicott st. Carr, John, oyster dealer, canal st.
Camp, S. L. clerk, do
Cross, Daniel, grocer, do
Cornwall, Samuel, grocer,
do
Cowen, -carpenter,
do
Crippan, Alanson, laborer, main st.
Colton, Manly, hardware store, 228 main st.
Curtis, Medad, mason, franklin st. Caruth, Josiah, laborer, do
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Caruth, Josiah, jr. brick maker, franklin st. Carey, Daniel, shoemaker, do
Cooper, William W. pattern maker, do
Carey, W. joiner, do
Collect, Lambert, laborer, niagara st.
Crillen, William, tailor, do
Compton, Lewis, teamster, do
Camp, Asahel, clock maker, do
Caskey, Joseph, farmer.
do
Caskey, Joseph H. caulker, do
Collect, John, butcher, swan st.
Cogswell, Jerry, teamster, do
Caldwell, Samuel, attorney, swan st.
Coppock, Frederick, goldsmith, 173 main st.
Cowles, John, grocer, canal st.
Cowles, Absalom,, pearl st.
Chittenden, W. S. eagle st.
Camp, John G. alderman, seneca st.
Clark, Stephen, farmer,
do
Cook, Mrs. Eliza, widow,
do
Coan, Jacob, carpenter,
do
Castle, John, `do
do
Cook, Josiah, baker,
do
Crane, John, painter,'
do
Crane, John, jr. do
do
Castellora, James, laborer,
do
Carmady, Patrick, do
do
Croghan, John, do
do
Crowell, Charles, chair maker, do
Childs, M. chair maker, do
Craw, James, mason, franklin st. Craw, William, do do
Chaplin, Anne, widow, do
Cooper, David, joiner, franklin st. Cotton, Joseph, merchant, do Cobb, Harry, joiner, terrace, Chapin, Roswell, attorney, delaware st. Carley, -joiner, do
Cooledge, James, painter, do
Cunyan, James,
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do
Crane, Philips, mohawk st.
Camp, Merlin, cordwainer, church st.
Camp & Hallenbeck, shoe stores, main st. Curtis, Peter, merchant, main st. dwelling, pearlst. Cowdry, Stephen, inkeeper, Cunningham, Lewis, laborer, do do
Carey, James,
do
do
Claver, Francis, wagon maker,
do
Caskey, William, laborer,
do
Clows, Joseph, farmer,
do
Coppock & Co. music and fancy store, 217 main st.
Corley, Titus, G. joiner, delaware st.
Culver, John, blacksmith, canal st.
Copper, John, tanner and currier, seneca st.
Coleman, John, turner, do
do
Craig, Francis, laborer, do
Clack, Charles, do do
do
Crane, Thomas, mill right, Chapin, Sheldon, wholesale grocer, seneca st.
Church, Thomas, grocer, canal st. dwelling crow st. Cleaveland, M. teamster, swan st.
Carr, George, boarding house,
Culverson, J. W. joiner, do
Culverson, Silas, do do
Church, Ralph, goldsmith, 199
do
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Cotton, Rowland, farmer,
Carswell, Dimock, laborer, do
Coffe, Patrick, mason,
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Case, Manning, Farmers' Hotel, main st.
Case, Squire S.
do
do
Case, Nehemiah,
do
do
Crawford, Henry, attorney, do
Cummings, M. laborer,
do
Case, Harlow, deputy P. M. do
do
Cook, John, laborer, do
Clark, Zenus, founder, do
Cummings, John, 'blacksmith, do
Comstock, -joiner,
do
Cooley, -
do
Cheesman, William, merchant, 198 do
Caryl, B. C.
do
do
Chittenden, Martin, attorney, swan st.
Cornwall, W. R. merchant, main st. Carpenter, J. R. cashier U. S. B. Bank, Eagle Tav. Cole, -clerk, main st.
Curtis, David, carpenter, main st.
do
Catlin, Charles,
Cotesworth, Thomas, farmer, main st.
Cotesworth, Joseph,
do
do
Cotesworth, Francis,
do
do
Cotesworth, Caleb, hatter, do
do
Corfield, Peter, laborer,
do
Conway, Michael,
Cogger, Joseph, seaman, do
Chalk, John S. confectioner, do
Clary & Fillmore, attorneys, do
Cameron, Hugh, draper. do
Crary, L. P. acution store, canal st, dwel. ninth st. Cooper, Joseph, joiner, main st. Crawford, Peter, do do Carter, Charles A. sail maker, main st.
Cowls, Mary Ann, Mrs. do
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Chase, -widow, main st. Cutler, T. carpenter, do Crowne, - cordwainer, prime st.
Culveer, John, machine maker, prime st.
Crufoot, Luther, blacksmith,
do
Carl, John, laborer, terrace,
Camp, J. G. 2d, grocer, flats, Cole, Aaron, pedler, terrace,
Caryl, Benjamin, clothing store, canal dock,
Coppock, John R. music store, main st. dwelling, Coppock, Wm. washington st. [washington st.
Campbell, Charles, comb maker, do
do
Crane, Abel, blacksmith, do
Carson, Marshal, painter, do
Church, -chair maker, do
Case, Cicero, carriage maker, do
Clemons, Alfred, mill wright, do
Crittenden, Edward, joiner, do
Cooper, Seth, clerk, do
Coburn, Theodore, mason,
do
Cook, William,
do clinton st.
Comstock, Chauncy W. farmer, eagle st. Chamberlin, Alonzo, joiner, oak st. Culverson, -tailor, do
Carpenter, Wm. A. printer, do Chase, H. capt. schooner Atalanta.
Carpenter, Samuel E. printer, oak st. Cutler, Clarinda, milliner, 167 main st. Clement, Richard, captain,
Cook, Chloe, boarding house, pearl st.
Curtiss, Amze W. clergyman, washington st. Caryl, Alexander Hamilton, clerk, crow st. Coleman, John H. clerk, main st.
Calkins, Lucius, joiner,
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Day, David M. printer, 204 main st. dwel. pearl st. Daley, Martin, merchant, do
Doyle, Peter, laborer, do
do
.Doyle, Thomas, chandler, do
Deer, Joseph, laborer,
do
Doler, Christian, sawyer,
do
Duncan, Seth K. cabinet maker,
Duncan, Samuel, stone cutter, eagle st. do
Doyle, James, mason,
do
Dewey, Horace, joiner,
Douglass, Robert, brewer, york st.
Dunn, Christian, stone cutter, chippewa st.
Drewer, Henry, laborer,
do
Dunn, John P. joiner, huron st.
Dunningworth, Jacob, laborer, court st.
Davis, William, cooper, genesee st.
Dukes, John, cordwainer, church st.
Devol,
do
do
Drew, John, teacher, crow st.
Drew, Francis, jr. clerk, crow st.
Driscoll, Joshua, joiner, ellicott st.
Darrow, Elijah, hatter,
do
Dunn, Harry, seaman, canal st.
Deuther, Alexander, grocer, do
Deuther, George, clerk,
do
Davison, George W. cordwainer, canal st.
Dome, Seth, mason,
do
Day, Ebenezer, mason, main st. Darken, Edward J., M. D. 213 main st.
Darrow, -chair maker,
do
Doan, Jacob, cabinet maker,
do
Demarest, James, saddler,
do
Drullard, James, clerk,
do
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Delmas, John, shoemaker, main st. Dodge, Reuben, mason, pearl st. Doroze, Frederick, laborer, morgan st. Davis, William, joiner, franklin st. Delano, Lucian, mason, do Dusenbury, Benjamin, farmer, franklin st. Davenport, Joseph, clerk U. S. B. Bank, franklin st. Dart, Joseph, hat manufacturer, niagara st. Dennison, Ephraim H. boarding house, niagara st.
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