Troy directory, containing an alphabetical list of residents within the first four wards of the city, their occupations, &c. and other useful information, 1831, Part 1

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Publication date: 1866
Publisher: Troy, New York : N. Tuttle, Office of the Daily Troy Sentinel, 1831
Number of Pages: 156


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THE


TROY DIRECTORY


FOR THE


YEAR 1831:


CONTAINING


An Alphabetical List of Residents


WITHIN THE


FIRST FOUR WARDS OF THE CITY,


THEIR OCCUPATIONS, &.c.,


AND


OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.


TROY :


PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY N. TUTTLE, Ofice of the Daily Troy Sentinel, 225 River-street-up stairs.


1831.


MAR 2 3 '73


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THE TROY DIRECTORY.


ABRAMS AZARIAH, cooper, 75 river Adams Harman, shoestore, 31 congress Adams Elijah, farmer, river continued


Adams Henry H., lottery office 33 congress, boards 42 river


Adams Clarissa, widow, 42 river


Adams William, chairmaker, 14 congress, boards 16 ferry


Adams Olivia, widow, 16 ferry


Adams Peter, wheelwright, boards 94 congress


Adams Joseph J., constable, boards 291 river


Adancourt Francis, printer and bookseller, 162 river, h. 32 first


Adsil James, boards 53 third


Agan Charles, shoemaker, 24 federal


Agur Joseph W., carpenter, congress continued Albright John, currier, h. 372 river


Albro Wm., cabinetwarehouse, 18 congress, h. 115 third Albro Thomas J., barkeeper, mechanic-hall


Allen, Tibbits & Co., hudson and erie transportation line, office 153 river, up stairs


Allen Pliny, forwarding merchant, h. SI river


Allen Amos, butcher, center market, h. 83 third Allen John, laborer, boards 35 third


Allen Richard, jr., cooper, 31 albany


Allen Ignatius, carpenter, rear 19 hill


Allen Joseph, stagedriver, troy house


Allen Thomas, brushmaker, boards 35 first Allendorf Conradt, teamster, north fourth, above jacob Allendorf Henry, teamster, north fourth, above jacob Alverson Peter, coachmaker, sixth, below albany


Ames James A. Z., mason, 55 grand division


Ames Almira, widow, 178 third


Amour Charles, laborer, 12 king


Anderson Samuel, laborer, boards yankee hotel


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Andres Stephen, merchant tailor, 59 congress Andres Alvah W., stonecutter, 121 river Andres Miss Polly, h. rear 55 third Andrews Ambrose, portrait painter, 24 state Andrews Dominick, tinman, boards 3S second Angel Samuel, painter, h. 95 third Anthony Asa, fisherman, 195 river Anthony Jacob, shoemaker, 45 sixth Appleton Francis G., grocer, 206 river, house 34 second


Archbold T. & J., butchers, center market


Archbold Thomas, butcher, h. 144 fifth


Archbold John, butcher, hoosick continued Arms Walter, carpenter, 20 jacob Armstrong Sterling, brewer, 141 fifth


Arnold O. & A., merchants, 391 river


Arnold Anson, merchant, h. 36 king


Arnold Thomas, locksmith, cor. liberty and fifth, h. 28 hill


Arnold Benjamin F., hatter, north fourth, above federal


Arnold & Towne, grocers, 54 congress


Ashby Temperance, 184 fourth


Atkins James, tanner, 26 jacob


Austin John M., printer, h. 144 second


Avery Lewis, wagonmaker, boards 452 river


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Ayres & Thayer, carpenters, cor. state and fourth Ayres John, carpenter, h. 174 fourth


Ayres Isaac, carpenter, 170 fourth


Ayres Daniel, carpenter, 54 river


Ayres Thomas, whitesmith, boards 29 hill


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Babcock Mrs. Ann, innkeeper, city hotel, 130 river Babcock Edward, innkeeper, northern hotel, 394 river Babcock. John I., carman, 52 congress Babcock Henry D., grocer, 123 river Babcock & Kimball, grocers, 123 river


Babcock Jared S., hatter, 142 fifth Babcock Timothy, shoemaker, 45 sixth Backus Michael, bookbinder, rear 139 fifth Bacon Jared G., draper and tailor, 302, boards 3513 river


· Badeau Daniel, pilot, h. 14 fourth Badeau Nathaniel S., pilot, 16 jacob


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Baen Marquis M., auction and commission store, 324 river


Bailey Gideon, grocer, 8 congress, h. 106 second


Bailey William, grocer, boards 106 second Baker Lorenzo D., merchant, boards 55 fourth Baldwin Jeremiah, baker, 118 fourth


Ball Joseph, grocer, 487 river


Ball Sylvester C., blacksmith, h. 120 third


Ball Henry, carpenter, h. 36 north third


Baltimore Samuel, oysterhouse, 14 hill


Baltimore James, laborer, liberty, east of hill Bank of Troy, cor. first and state, entrance from state Bank Farmers, 18 first


Bank Merchants' and Mechanics', 16 first Banker William, teamster, 8 fifth


Bantam N., blacksmith, 55 north second


Barber Bela, lastmaker, 48 congress


Barber A. H., clerk, boards mechanic-hall


Barber Bela, jr., boards 48 congress


Barker Perry C., butcher, north market, h. 34 north second


Barker R. D., professor dancing, boards rensselaer house Barker Robinson, grocer, 351 river


Barnard Theodore, axmaker, 9 seventh, h. 121 fourth


Barnard William, painter, boards 252 river


Barnard Edwin, potter, boards 40 ferry


Barnett James, tanner, rear 20 north second


Barney John, stage proprietor, boards national hotel


Barney Bildad, grocer, cor. fourth and ferry


Barney Leonard, clerk, boards national hotel


Barnhart Mrs. Nancy, 139 fourth


Barrell Phineas, mason, liberty


Barrett widow Betsey, tailoress, 177 fifth


Barringer David P., dry goods, 156 river, h. 134 third


Barringer Martin, grocer, cor congress and fifth, h. 117 fifth -


Barrenger Henry I., victualler, 105 third


Barrenger Peter, shoemaker, ferry continued


Barrenger Jacob P., laborer, congress continued Barrenger Henry B., carpenter, congress continued Barron John, laborer, 7 hill


Barron Warren, 130 third


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Barrows Mrs. Harriet, h. 420 river Barton Robert, chandler, h. 88 north second Barton William, chandler, 461 river, boards 88 north second


Barton Francis, laborer, 39 division


Barton Oliver, morocco dresser, boards 456 river


Miss Barton's school room, 88 north second


Barton Clarissa, tailoress, 12 king


Barton Olivia, tailoress, 12 king


Bates Harris W., grocer, cor. grand division and second, h. 75 north second


Bates John W., merchant, boards 88 congress


Bates Marvin, blacksmith, 33 grand division


Bates Augustus S., cabinet-maker, h. 98 third


Bayeux H. & Son, jewellers, 192 river


Bayeux Henry, boards 10 ferry Bayeux Henry F., h. 10 ferry


Beach Edward D., barber, 304 river


Beadleston Stephen, shoestore 244 river, h. 103 fifth


Beadleston Ebenezer, shoestore 357 river


Beadleston Job, barkeeper, 332 river


Beam Jabez, shoemaker, h. alley rear 91 first


Bean Betsey F., tailoress, 16 ferry


Bears David G., boards mansion house


Becker Henry, sloop master, rear 54 river Becker Tunis, currier, 90 third


Becker Lawrence, miller, cor. washington and second Becraft John, mason, congress continued


Beebe Selden, carpenter, h. 31 division Beebe Dillon, coachmaker, h 16 sixth


Beebe Eli, gunsmith, boards 25 north second


Belcher Franklin, bookbinder, 225 river, h. 33 ferry


Belcher Morrison, printer, boards 33 ferry


Belding Dennis, butcher, center market, h. 59 congress


Belding & Francis, butchers, center market Belding Wells, butcher, h. 51 third


Belding William, potter, house 176 fifth


Belding Ralph, brass founder, boards 15 fifth


Beldling Roswell, shoemaker, 33 grand division


Bell Ebenezer, commission merchant, 455 river, h. 104 north second


Bell John, laborer, rear 20 north second


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Beman Rev. Nathan S. S., pastor 1st presbyterian church, h. 114 third


Bender Henry, clerk, boards 32 fourth


Benham John, brewer, north fourth, above federal


Benjamin David C., victualler, h. 80 north second Benjamin Charles, teamster, 24 king


Benjamin George, boards 381 river Bennet Lyman, carpenter, 303 river


Bennet Charles, dyer and scourer, 122 north second Bently Alvin D., printer, 47 franklin Benton Mrs. Lucinda, tailoress, 360 river


Benway Lewis, farmer, rear 52 north second


Besse Peleg W., combmaker, 3 h. 5 first Betts Harvey, h. 38 state


Betts Henry H., carpenter, boards 166 fourth


Bidwell Mrs. Amanda, boarding house, 114 fourth


Bigelow Thadeus B., merchant, 167 river, h. 31 first Bigelow Asa, sawfiler, 48 ferry


Bigelow Martin, grocer, 68 congress


Bigelow Edward, boarding house, S north second


Bigelow Daniel, teamster, 129 fifth


Bills Alanson, clerk, h. 14 jacob


Bills John A., carman, 175 river


Bills Charles, clerk, h. 142 second


Birdsall Thomas, boards 291 river


Bishop Jacob, merchant, 49 fourth


Bishop Luther, farmer, M'Coun's mills


Bishop Edward, shoemaker, 12 hill, h. 188 fourth


Bixby Mrs. Eunice, tailoress, north fourth, above federal


Black William, laborer, 175 third


Blair Albert, mason, h. 45 third Blair Arthur, laborer, 53 franklin Blakely Collins, laborer, female seminary


Blanchard William R., sloopmaster, h. 13 sixth


Blatchford Thomas W., physician, 48 fourth Bliss William M., lawyer, 140 third Bliss William M. jun., boards 140 third Bliss Ezekiel, boards national hotel Bloomingdale David, blacksmith, 6 north second


Boardman Mrs. Clarinda, h. 41 second


Boardman Christopher C., merchant, boards 41 second Bogardus Matthew, blacksmith, h. rear Ill n. second


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Bogardus John, carpenter, 26 jacob Bogardus Robert, carpenter, 26 jacob Boggs Mrs. Sarah, h. 341 river Boice Nathaniel, mason, 141 first Bonner Thomas, shoemaker, 350 river Bonner Henry, shoemaker, 350 river Bontecou Peter, shoestore and h. 7 congress Bontecou Hamlet, barkeeper, Mansion house Boomhower John, teamster, 151 third Bordwell Jonathan S,. carpenter, h. 92 fourth Boss Charles, laborer, congress continued Boston Shoe-Store, 179 river


Bostwick Charles, merchant tailor, boards rensselaer house


Bouteil Jesse, 51 franklin


Boutell Ebenezer, boards 12 division


Boutelle Ellelar, blocktinmaker, boards 286 river


Bouton Nathan, h. 23 third


Bouton S. & J., merchants, 387 river


Bouton Stephen, merchant, house 50 king


Bouton Josiah, merchant, h. 35 king


Bouton Samuel, shoemaker, congress continued Boutwell Oliver, baker, 314 river


Boutwell James, hatter, 304 river


Bow Oliver, hatter, 113 second Bowen Henry, clerk, boards 25 ferry


Bowman Calvin, stage proprietor, 21 grand division


Bowman Stephen, carman, 6 elbow


Bowman Elisha, teamster, 95 north second


Boynton Burr, clerk, boards city hotel


Boynton Calvin, stoneware-factory, 38 h. 36 hill Boynton Benjamin, carpenter, h. 55 grand division Boynton William, carpenter, h. 55 north second Boynton Ebenezer L., inspector provisions, h. 17 ferry Bradish John, steamboat agent, 79 river Bradley William, h. 84 fourth Bradley Frederick, h. 50 third Bradshaw Israel, tanner, 30 hill Bradt & Mallary, merchants, 183 river Bradt John I., merchant, h. 90 second


Brady Hugh, laborer, 183 fifth


Brainard Elizur S., carpenter, 143 first


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Brandamore John, potter, 42 ferry


Brandt Philips J., coppersmith, 194 river, h. 100 first Brasie Henry H., shoemaker, 2 north third Bridger James, butcher, centre market, h. 115 fifth Briggs James, carpenter, north third, above jacob Brigham Erastus F., clerk, boards washington hall Brinckerhoff William, hardware, 149, h. 84 river Brinckerhoff John I., merchant, boards 84 river Brintnall Joseph, merchant, h. 54 king Brintnall Lemuel, sail loft, 149 up stairs, h. 65 river Bristol David, carpenter, h. 184 third Britton Siberia W., grocer, 316 river Britton Luther, teamster, 12 king


Brockway Josephus, dentist, 67 fourth, cor. albany Brockway Ephraim, carpenter, congress continued Brockway Artimus, carpenter, congress continued


Brockway Harriet & Julia, mantuamakers, sixth, below albany


Brooks Amos, carman, 5 north third


Brower Abraham, draper and tailor, 208 river, h. 95 first Brower Thomas H., draper and tailor, 6 congress, h. alley rear 91 first


Brower Jolin, carpenter, ferry continued


Brown William, coachmaker, boards 112 fifth


Brown John L., tobacconist, h. 6 elbow


Brown Ebenezer, dry goods, 285 river Brown John, physician, boards 70 fifth Brown William F., shoemaker, 11 congress Brown Roswell I., mason, church, above congress


Brown Joseph, mason, church, above congress Brown John C., clerk, boards 252 river Brown James, carpenter, 110 north second Brown Henry, painter, sixth, below albany Brown William, harnessmaker, boards 20 third Brown George, carpenter, boards 20 third Brown James, painter, 34 north second Brown Samuel, ostler, boards 107 third Brown Thomas, medical electician, 126 fifth Brown Heman B., laborer, 22 hill Brown Henry, boards 55 river


Brown Avery, teamster, 116 river


Brown Reuben M., 36 division


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Brown Michael, laborer, 26 franklin Brownell Mary, washer, 126 second Brownson Nathaniel, grocer, S federal Bruce James, shoemaker, h. 144 fourth Brundage Caleb, shoemaker, h. 120 third Bryand Stoughton, clerk, boards 252 river Buckingham Gideon, blacksmith, 288 river, h. 13 sixth Buckingham Mrs. Keturah, 113 river Buckingham John P., cooper, 27 albany


Buckley Phineas H., iron and flour, 193 river, h. 25 second


Buckley Russell, printer, h. 54 river


Buckley Daniel, clerk, 24 north second


Buel Elam N., grocer, 139 second, cor. division


Buel David, boards 23 first


Buel David, jr., lawyer, 25 h. 23 first


Buel Horace, hatter, Mrs. Buel milliner, 30S river


Buel Augustus A., butcher, 70 second


Bull Archibald, county clerk, h. 44 congress


Bunnel Abel, grocer, 12 federal


Burdick Perrin, lottery office and store, cor. third and congress, h. 117 third


Burdick Rowley, grocer, 65 congress


Burdick John, oyster cellar, 404 river


Burdick Rensselaer, sloop master, h. 36 federal


Burges John, leather dresser, river continued


Burges John T., boards 134 third


Burlingham Jeremiah, laborer, congress continued


Burlison John, laborer, 33 north third


Burritt Mrs. Mabel, h. 35 first


Burtis & Brintnall, soap and candle factory, 421 store 419 river


Burtis Lewis, merchant, h. 46 king


Burtis Gershom, h. 10S north second


Burtis John, jr., deputy sheriff, h. 10S north second


Burtle John, laborer, rear 117 north second


Burwell David M., tailor, boards mechanic-hall


Buswell John G., mason, 133 third


Buswell Thomas, carman, boards 20 ferry


Buswell Elisha, laborer, 51 franklin


Butler Rev. David, rector st. pauls church, h. 102 fourth


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Butler George, lawyer and justice peace, 16 congress, boards 102 fourth Bylon William, laborer, rear 11 north third


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Cadwell Lorenzo D., grocer, 71 second, h. 11 division Cady George, carpenter, boards 377 river


Calders & Co., lottery and exchange brokers, 180}, 228 and 3433 river


Calder John D. W., h. 17 first


Calder Thomas J., boards 17 first


Callahan Matthew, laborer, 72 north second


Campbell George, butcher, boards 17 king


Campbell Peter, coppersmith, church, below state


Campbell John, boards national hotel


Campbell Harriet, milliner, 36 second


Campbell Francis, laborer, 89 north second


Campbell Tertullius, currier, boards 38 second


Campbell Alexander D., clerk, boards national hotel


Campbell James, printer, boards national hotel Canniff widow Ann, 93 river


Cannon Le Grand, merchant, h. 19 third Caper John, boatman, 29 north third


Capron Lemuel, tender sloop lock


Card Joseph, city measurer, h. 1S second


Card John M., merchant, boards 18 second


Card Richard W., clerk, boards 18 second


Carey Zenas, physician, 29 grand division Carey Mrs. Ann, h. 12 king


Cargill Coleman, cooper, 27 albany


Carhen Thomas, shoemaker, 117 fifth


Carlton widow Eluzai, h. 11 king


Carmody Dennis, shoemaker, 128 fifth


Carpenter Horace, forwarding merchant, boards rens- selaer house


Carpenter John H., physician and druggist, 320 river Carpenter E. & W., dry goods, 323 river Carpenter Ephraim, merchant, h. 9 north second Carpenter & Mosher, grocers, 404 river Carpenter John, merchant, h. rear 404 river Carpenter Philo, druggist, 12 congress Carroll Edward, laborer, rear 177 fourth


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Carson John, cooper, 29 albany Carther John, carpenter, 183 fifth Carvin Patrick, laborer, 16 north second Casey Peter, laborer, 41 grand division Cash Smith, stonecutter, boards 147 fourth Casparus Martinus, laborer, 39 division Casparus Abram, laborer, 137 fifth Catlin J. R., clerk, boards 84 river Caton James, cooper, 31 albany Cavenden William, shoemaker, boards 68 fifth Challes Nathaniel, inspector lumber, 33 river Challes Nathaniel, jun., miller, McCoun's mills Chamberlain R. & O., merchants, 2 franklin square Chamberlain Roswell, merchant, h. 44 north third Chamberlain Mrs. Mary, 132 fifth


Chamberlain Orlin, merchant, h. 42 north third Chamberlain Austin, laborer, boards yankee hotel Chambers William, shoestore, 319 river, h. 19 fifth


Chandler James & Co., cutlers and silversmiths, 232 river


Chandler James, silversmith, h. 100 fifth


Chandler Thomas, clerk, boards 400 river


Chapman Daniel H., confectioner, 14 fifth


Chapman Mrs. Nancy, h. 356 river


Chapman Mrs. Lucy, h. 6 king


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Chase James, shoemaker, h. 350 river


Cheesebro David, h. 130 fifth


Chichester Jeremiah, coopering factory, cor. albany and fifth, h. 13 second


Chichester William, cooper, h. 35 fifth


Christian Anthony, butcher, h. 136 second


Christie Robert, cabinetwarehouse, 29 congress, h 114 second


Chubb Simon, laborer, 9 smith's row, north second Church Nathaniel, jun., h. 62 second


Church Harvey, clerk, boards 337 river Churchill Joseph W., oysters and victualling, 131 river City Hotel, Mrs. Ann Babcock, 130 river


City Hall, S. Furnald, cor. congress and second Clagg Thomas, stocking weaver, congress continued Clapp William, baker, 95 river


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Clark Rev. Daniel A., pastor Ist presbyterian church, h. 127 fifth


Clark Amandrin, merchant, boards mansion house


Clark Bernard, laborer, rear 140 fifth


Clark Revilo, stage agent, boards national hotel


Clark & Hosford, booksellers and stationers, 172 river


Clark Zephaniah, bookseller, h. 112 second


Clark Henry, oysterhouse, 184 third


Clark Eli, laborer, 7 hutton


Clark Hosea, boatman, 7 hutton


Clark Catharine, widow, rear SO north second


Clark John, butcher, south market, h. 187 fourth


Clark Edmund, draper and tailor, 246 river, h. elbow Clark Nathaniel, laborer, rear 280 river


Clark Hezekiah, mason, 22 jacob


Clark Allen, laborer, 348 river


Clark John, miller, covell's mills


Clark Algernon S., painter, seventh, below state


Clawson Jeremiah, laborer, 22 federal


Cleary Timothy, laborer, ferry continued


Cleaveland Lewis, carpenter & lottery office, 274 river, h. 41 grand division


Cleaveland Catharine, widow, 93 river


Clickner Philip, boards 20 king


Clifton Henry, cutler, h. 1 albany, up stairs


Clowes Thomas, lawyer, 42 congress


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Clum John, laborer, 3 smith's row, north second


Cobb Addison J., boards 131 river


Cobb Melissa, widow, 38 north second


Cobb Frances, widow, 30 hill


Coburg Simon, pedler, 126 fifth


Coburn Nathaniel, shoemaker, h. 19 fifth


Cockran Thomas, laborer, rear 32 north second Coine Patrick, laborer, 105 north second


Coffin Gideon, carman and boarding, 20 third Coffin George, clerk, boards 20 third Coffin Nathaniel, clerk, boards 20 third Coffiin Albert J., botanic physician, 378 river


Colburn Charles, shoemaker, 3SS river, h. 6 king Colburn Augustus G. P., writingmaster, 74 river Colby Caleb K., grocer, 72 congress Cole Simeon, fisherman, 55 river


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Cole Elias, fisherman, 55 river Cole Robert, coachmaker, albany, east of fifth Cole John I. P., miller, 62 river Cole Reuben, lottery office, 34} congress, h. 109 third Colegrove John B., carpenter, 74 first


Coleman Thomas, clerk, boards rensselaer house Collier Sally, widow, h. 295 river Collier B. L. & W. H., hatters, 305 river


Collier Benjamin L., hatter, h. 52 fourth Collier William H., hatter, boards 295 river .


Collins Job, grocer, 78 congress Collins Daniel, boards 332 river Collins Henry, carpenter, 42 grand division Colwell Samuel, wheelwright, h. 41 ferry Combs Hervey, grocer, congress continued Combs Jacob, oil cloth painter, congress continued Comstock Zoroaster, reedmaker, 18 third Comstock Cyrus, reedmaker, boards 18 third Comstock Melanchon, reedmaker, 31 king


Comstock & Eddy, forwarding merchants, northern transportation line office 155 river up stairs Comstock Amos, sloop master, h. 92 second Conant Augustus F., printer, boards 29 hill Conger Lafayette, boards 26 jacob


Conkey John W., grocer, 149 fifth, corner ferry


Conradt Philip, laborer, 92 congress


Conron Michael, grocer, 105 north second


Converse John, merchant, 171 river, h. S second


Converse Elam, chandler, h. 63 river


Converse Josiah, h. 60 river


Converse J. & E., soap and candle factory, alley rear 149 first


Converse Mary, widow, 107 fifth


Cook & Corning, druggists, 227 river


Cook Gershom, merchant, h. 54 second


Cook Seneca, teamster, 5 north second


Cook Rice, poundmaster, ferry continued


Cook Mrs. Phylena, 153 third


Cook Asa, shoemaker, ferry continued


Cook A. C., bookbinder, boards yankey hotel


Cook Mrs. Susan, mantuamaker, 48 second Cooper Lafayette, painter, boards washington hall


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Cooper William, engineer, boards yankey hotel Cooper James M., grocer, 133 river Cooper John, laborer, congress continued Copeland David, potter, 191 fourth


Cordwell John, stockingweaver, congress continued Cornell Latham, stove factory, 275 river, h. 38 fourth Corning Gurdon, h. 70 fourth


Corning Charles, merchant, boards 70 fourth


Cornwell Morris, grocery and lottery office 326 river, h. 3 federal


Corrington James, h. 15 elbow


Cottrell Samuel, blacksmith, h. 12 north second


County Clerk's Office, corner congress and second


Couse Peter, carpenter, sixth, below state


Covell Stephen, office 153 h. 65 river


Covell Benjamin, boards 108 third Cowee Farwell, innkeeper, national hotel, 124 river Cowee Adolphus, clerk, boards national hotel


Cox Thomas, shoestore 212 river, h. 94 fifth


Cox Elizabeth, widow, 92 congress


Cox John, shoemaker, rear 113 north second Craft Moses, merchant, h. 60 first


Craft Mrs. Salome, h. 47 third Craig William, brewer, 192 fifth Craig Andrew, laborer, ferry, opposite jail Cramp Samuel, mason, rear 404 river Crandall Alanson, grocer, rear 179 river


Crandall Leland, high constable, sixth, below state


Crandall Pardon, shoemaker, S4 north second Crandall Gerret L., boards 134 third Crandall Joshua, carpenter, 19 fifth Crandall P., teacher, school 39 grand division


Crehan John, grocer, cor. second and division, h. 3 hill Crehan William H., grocer, 1 hill, h. 36 division Crocker Isaac, clerk, 446 river Crombie David, carpenter, liberty Miss Crombie's school, 50 congress


Crookshank Robert, clerk, 455 river, h. 52 third Cropsey Gabriel, miller, m'coun's mills Crosby Joseph, jun., fruitstore 231 river, h. 11 third Cross C. & Co., merchants, 423 river


Cross Charles, merchant, boards 332 river


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Cross George, merchant, boards 394 river Cross George, shoemaker, 4 smith's row, grand division Crowley James, carpenter, 195 fifth Cummings Franklin, shoestore 220 river, h. 64 first Cummings Thomas, blacksmith, 28 hill Cummings John, carpenter, 24 north second Cunningham William, planemaker, boards 23 ferry Curtiss Joseph, blocktin and pewter factory, 294 river Curtis Thomas, laborer, Mrs. Curtis, tailoress, 98 north second


Curtis Nathan, sloopmaster, 24 franklin


Cushing Alvin D., gunsmith, 25 north second


Cushing Henry, stage agent, boards mechanic hall


Cushman John P., lawyer, 39 first


Cushman Isaac, boards 39 first


Cushman Jabez N., lawyer, 25 congress, up stairs, boards troy house


Cutler Mrs., habit and dressmaker, 113 fourth


Cutter William, mason, 43 ferry


Cutter William, jr., livery stable, h. 11 grand division Cutter Jacob J., mason, 47 ferry


Cutting Joseph H., canal agent, h. 106 third


Cuyler Elizabeth, widow, 42 ferry


Daggett Joseph W., druggist, 353 river


Daggett Enos T., tailor, rear 406 river


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Dailey John, laborer, congress continued Dailey John, laborer, rear 109 north second Dailey Ananias, laborer, 186 fourth Dana & Griswold, merchants, 223 river Dana Stephen W., merchant, h. 12 fifth Dana Mrs. Jane, tailoress, 143 second Danforth William, shoemaker, 49 north third Daniels Spencer, clerk, boards city hotel Daniels Ebenezer, shoemaker, ferry continued Daniels Ebenezer, jun., shoemaker, boards 19 congress Danker Jacob, miller, m'coun's mills Danker Margaret, widow, h. 153 first Danuat John T., painter, 412 river Darley Daniel, clerk, boards rensselaer house


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Darling William, lawyer, 70 second, boards mansion house


Dater & McMurray, brushfactory, 210 river


· Dater & Grant, merchants, 289 river


Dater Jacob, brushmaker, h. 22 third Dauchy Nathan, merchant, h. 15 third Dauchy Jeremiah, merchant, h. 10 third Dauchy H. B. & Co., drygoods, 255 river Dauchy Henry B., merchant, boards 15 third


Dauchy George, merchant, h. 82 fourth


Dauchy Charles, merchant, boards 15 third Davenport Cyrus, laborer, 28 jacob


Davis Jonathan, cooper, 102, h. 104 river


Davis George R., lawyer and bank commissioner, 42 king, office paine's row, 8} state, up stairs Davis Silas, lock and whitesmith, S liberty, h. 137 first Davis Miss Rhoda, teacher, school 105 second


Day Standish, teamster, boards 33 grand division


Day Mrs. Sarah, h. 30 federal


Day John, keeper troy bathinghouse, seventh, below state


Day George, student, boards bathinghouse


Day Miss Sarah, at troy bathinghouse


Day Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 143 fifth


Day Miss E., dressmaker, 143 fifth


Day Daniel, sailmaker, 7 smith's row, north second Dayton Spencer, butcher, h. 178 fourth


Dean Henry, clerk, boards 35 king Decaix Eugene, h. 16 fifth


Defreest & Sheldon, merchants, cor. fourth and congress Defreest Rev. David R., h. 171 fourth


Degraff Aaron, grocer, cor. ferry and second




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