Curtin's Brooklyn business directory, 1872-3, Part 26

Author:
Publication date: 1872
Publisher: New York : D. Curtin
Number of Pages: 1194


USA > New York > Kings County > Brooklyn > Curtin's Brooklyn business directory, 1872-3 > Part 26


Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).


Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40


Church John L. h Main c Amity


Church Mrs. H. P milliner, h Main n Amity Clark Ebenezer, boots and shoes, h Main n Front Clark James, boots and shoes, h Front n Main Clark John C. carpenter, h R. R. av n Smith Clark John P. captain, h Main n West Clark M. J. wid John, hotel, Main n Front, Clark William F. furniture, h Broad c First Clark & Corwin, furniture, Main n First Cleaves Geo. H. drugs, Main n Front, h First Cleaves Orange H. carpenter, h Main n Broad Cleaves W. A. carpenter, h Main n Broad Conklin Daniel D. rigger, h Main n Broad Conklin Emory, butcher, h Front n First


Conklin John, grocer, h Main


Conklin Mrs. John, h R. R. av c South Conklin N. dentist, h Main


Incorporated April 17, 1854.


or before 10th of July, October, January, April, will draw interest from Ist of these months.


THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK, Cor. 26th St., N. Y.


F. B. BEERS Dealer in Stocks and Bonds. Brooklyn Securities & specialty. 39 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. See p. 39.


GREENPORT DIRECTORY. 333


Conklin William H. carman, h Sterling


Conklin William H. seaman, h R. R. av n Front


Cook Anna, h Centre c Second


Corey Robert M. caulker, h Second n c North


Corey William D. sparmaker, ft Main, h Main


Corwin Albert P. butcher, h First c West


Corwin Augustine, tinsmith, h Second c North Corwin Charles L. sash and blind, Front, h Main Corwin Cornelius G. cabinet maker, Main, h Main Corwin Geo. H. carpenter, h Sterling n Henry


Corwin G. H. druggist, h Main


Corwin James A. Main n Front, h First


Corwin James C. oils, h Main c Centre


Corwin Lucy, h Main c Bridge


Corwin Mary, h Second n South


Corwin G. H. & Co. druggists, h Main n Front


Costar Charles, seaman, Reeve n Carpenter


Cotter Edward, captain, h Amity


Crawford Sarah A. South c Second


Cripps George, gardener, h Main n Broad


D


Dana S. W. carpenter, h R. R. av n South Davis Buel, carpenter, h First n Main


Davis Salem R. painter, h Amity n Carpenter DAVIS SARAH A. physician, h Amity Dawson Alfred, butcher, h Broad n Main Dawson Caleb, butcher, h Second n North Dawson C. & A. butchers, Front n Main Deale James, seaman, h Main c Centre Dean Phineas, seaman, h Second n North Degrief Peter, saloon, h Main c Front Derry Kadurah, h Bridge


Dewolf Frederick, cooper, h First c Centre


Dickinson E. B. shoemaker, h Centre c First


Downs Catharine, h Carpenter n Henry Drach J. P. segars, h Main.


Duvall William R. publisher, Main


E


Edwards Mrs. Rachel, saloon, h Main n South Elsworth Benjamin, captain, h Bridge Ernesty Charles M. stone cutter, Main


F


Farden Phebe, h Main n Broad Fenton George M. seaman, h Main n Sterling


LANG & NAU, Furniture and Pure Horse Hair Upholstery Warehouse, C C +


Brooklyn. 292 and 294 FULTON STREET,


LOWE'S Marble and Granite Yard,


Opposite Cypress Hill Cemetery Gate. Seep, 100


Money deposited on


Incorporated April 17, 1854. or before 10th of July, October, January, April, will draw interest from Ist of these months. Cor. 26th St., N. Y.


THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,


334


GREENPORT DIRECTORY.


Fish John H. boatman, h South c Second


Fisher Simeon C. painter, h South n Second.


Fisher William W. painter, Main h R. R. av


Fithian Mrs. h Main n West


Folkman Edward, h Carpenter


Fordham Harrison, seaman, h R. R. av c South Fordham Henry, coal, h Amity


Fordham Nathan H. sailmaker, ft. Main


Fordham Thomas D. sailmaker, ft. Main, h Broad Fordham N. H. & T. D. sailmakers, ft Main


Foster Thomas, carpenter, 3 Carpenter n Henry Francis Eleanor, h R. R. av n Front


Francis William, seaman, h R. R. av n Front Freeman R. R. J. baker, h Main L South.


G


Gallup John T, stoves, Main h R. R. av Gardner Mrs. h Bridge n Main


George Mrs. h Second n Centre Gould Alando E. carpenter, h R. R. av c South


H


HALSEY AUGUSTUS, grocer, Main Halsey Henry W. seaman, h South n R. R. av Hammond Apollus, shoemaker, h South n R. R. av Hammond Henry, seaman, h Carpenter


Hammond Lewis, photographer, 36 Main, h Amity HAMMOND WILBER F. jeweler, 36 Main, h Amity Hardenbrook Robert, carpenter, h Main n First Harris Alvin M. carpenter, h Sterling n Main Harris Joseph H. captain, h Sterling


Harris William C. captain, h R. R. av n Front Hart Austin S. seaman, h Amity n Carpenter Hartley Charles W. harnessmaker, h Front Hassett Thomas, laborer, h Main n First Havens Beulah, wid. Walter, h Main n Amity Havens Albine, h First n Centre


Havens Charles, laborer, h Second


Havens Edwin S. clerk, h Front n R. R. av HAWKINS SAMUEL A. carpenter, Main, h First Hedges Samuel P. blacksmith, R. R. av Heil John, saloon, Front n Main


Hempstead Austin, potter, h Sterling


Hempstead Austin E. potter, h Sterling


Hempstead Henry H. cabinetmaker, h Second


-


....


WHITLOCK & KEENAN, Paints, Oils, Varnishes & Artist's Materials, 419 & 421 Fulton St.cor. Pearl, Brooklyn


GREENPORT DIRECTORY. 335


Hempstead, Thomas, potteries, h Sterling n Creek. Hempstead William, potter, h Second n Centre Hoffstetter Mrs. John, h Second c Centre Homan Lewis G. seaman, h First n South Horton John E. cabinetmaker, h Front Horton Justice E. cabinetmaker, h Front Horton Renselaer, carpenter, h Main n West Horton Silas J. h Front.


I


Ireland John O. Main n South


Ireland Treadwell L. physician, h Main n South


J


Jackson Charles A. boots, h Reeve n Carpenter Jannary Jacob, seaman, h Second n North Jetters Charles, saloon, h Front n Second


K


Kaplan Nathan, dry goods, h Front n Main Kendrick David, seaman, h Reed n Carpenter Kenderick Nathan, h Carpenter c Amity Ketchum Cornelius E. shipbuilder ft Amity Kibbey Felinda, h First c Broad King Alvah, carman h Main n West King George Y. captain, h Main n First


King Henry V. R. captain, h Carpenter c Henry King Jesse, laborer, h Main n Creek King Jesse Jr. seaman, h Second n South.


King Joel W. saloon, h ft Main King Lewis, seaman, h n Main


King William Z. blind mk'r, Main h First Klipp, potter, h Second n Centre


Knapp Isaac B. boatbuilder, h Amity


KRANCHER ANTON, boots and shoes, h Front


L


Lilly Theodore, h South, n R. R. av Litchard William, h Front n First. Lynch James D. seaman, h West


Lyon George W. dry goods, Main h Front


M


Mathews Elizur, boots, h Main n Centre Maynard Joseph W. h Green, Front c R. R. av Merrill Charles, butcher, Main n Front


B. Kreischer & Son, Fire Brick and Clay Retorts.


Cor. Delancy St., East River, Established 1845.


Office 58 Goerck St., New York. See page 9.


F. EDWARDS. ONE PRICE FAMILY SHOE STORE, 166 & 168 Atlantic Av., opp. Athenaeum, nr. Clinton.


336


GREENPORT DIRECTORY.


Merrill Henry B. captain, h First n West Merrill & Conklin, butchers, Main n Front Merzbach Leopold, tailor, h Main n Front


Moers A. J. seaman, h Main n First


Montgomery Michael, laborer, h R. R. av n Depot Moore Christopher B. h Main n South Moore Luther, confectioner, h Main n South Moore, William H. seaman, h First n West Mowhot George D. wheelwright, Main


Mulford Henry W. h Carpenter n Henry


Mulford William, laborer, h Carpenter


N


Neil John D. printer, h Amity Newell Edward, laborer, h Carpenter P


Parks Thomas S. fancy goods, h Main c Centre Payne Alanson T. carman, h Main c Centre Payne P. W. driver, h Sterling n Henry Pease Matthias, h Main n Front


Penny Betsey, h Reeve n Carpenter Penny H. W. h Henry n Carpenter Penny J. Elwin, h Second n Centre Penny Maria, milliner, h Reeve n Carpenter Peterson Henry, laborer, h Second Phillips S. Wells, h Main n Broad Phillips William H. grocer Main c West Post George E. h Main n South Pratt Thomas S. captain, h R. R. av c South Presbury Samuel A. seaman, h Second n South Prestar G. W. saloon, h Front Preston Henry S. carpenter, h Carpenter n Henry Preston Jonathan, h Front n First


Preston John, captain, h South c First


Preston L. h R. R. av n South


Preston Truman S. captain, Main n West Price T. F. h Front


R


Randall Maria, h First c Centre Raynor Clark H. clerk, h Second n Centre Raynor David, captain, h Centre n Second Raynor Gilbert, seaman, h n Main


Raynor Mary, wid Mally, h Main


Cor. 26th St., N. Y. Incorporated April 17, 1854. Money deposited on or before 10th of July, October, January, April, will draw interest from Ist of these months.


THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,


F. B. BEERS, Dealer in Stocks and Bonds, Brooklyn Securities a specialty. 39 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. See p. 39


GREENPORT DIRECTORY. 337


Reckett Sidney P. h Carpenter


Reeves Abimel K. cooper, h Main n South


Reeves Isaac, h Main n West


Reeves Isaac jr. captain, h Carpenter


Reeves Henry A. editor, h Main n Broad


Reeves John B. express, h Main n Centre


Reeves Orin, machines, h Main n West


Reeves Sally, h Broad n First


Reeves Wm. W. seaman, h Amity Richards Christian, torpedoes, h Second n Broad Richmond Thomas A. seaman, h Smith n R. R. av Rieman Jacob, barber, h Front


Rogers Alanson H. caulker, h Centre n Second Rogers Alexander, captain, h Amity n Carpenter Rogers Thomas N. seaman, h First n Centre Rosenthal Bernard, clothing, h Front n Main Ross Daniel Y. captain, h South c Second Ross Wm. captain, h Main


Roe Eliza A. wid George S. h Main n Broad


Ryder Richard, junk, Amity, h First n Front


S


Shipman William E. blacksmith, ft Main h R. R. av Sills Ira, captain, h Second n North


Sills Mrs. h Sterling


Sills Mary, h Second n North


Sisson J. Alvin, seaman, h Sterling


Skilman Harriet, confectioner, South c First


Skinner Barton D. surveyor, h Main c Broad Skinner E. E. D. physician, h Main c Broad Smith Albert W. grocer, h Front n R. R. av.


Smith Charles M. shipbuilder, Main h Carpenter Smith Hannah, wid, h R. R. av c South.


Smith Robert H. seaman, h South n Second Smith William H. carpenter, h First n Broad Sparks Henry, seaman, h Carpenter


Squires William, carpenter, Second n Centre Strickland Angeline, wid, boarding, South c First Sutton Lyman W. dentist, h West n Main


T


Taylor David, prop Wyandank House, R. R. av Terrill William M. seaman, h Carpenter n Henry Terry Horace B. seaman, h West Terry Jeremiah, R. R. av


LANG & NAU Furniture, and Pure Horse Hair Upholstery Warehouse, C E a


Brooklyn. 292 and 294 FULTON STREET


LOWES' Marble and Granite Yard,


Opposite Cypress Hill Cemetery Gate. See p. 100


Money deposited on


338 GREENPORT DIRECTORY.


Terry Mary, h Carpenter n Henry Thompson Henry H. seaman, h Second n Centre Thornville Evans, h Main n West Timson James, boarding, h Main n Amity


Townsend Samuel H. h First c West


Tucker Farrel, laborer, h R. R. av n Front Tunison Ezra S. h South c Second Tuthill A. B. carpenter, h Carpenter Tuthill Charles E. grocer, h Amity n Union Hall Tuthill Charles H. carpenter, h Main


Tuthill S B. grocer, h Amity n Union Hall


V


Vallance William H. boatman, h South n First Vallance Jacob, captain, h South c Second Van Nostrand Ansel, captain, h South n R. R. av Vansant Thomas J. h Main n Amity


W


WAAG GEORGE, tailor h First n Centre Wagenheuser Francis, tailor, Main n Front Warner Israel B. captain, h R. R. av n South Warner James, h R. R. av n South


Waterhouse W. shoemaker, h Henry n Carpenter Webb David D. groceries, ft Main h Front


Webb George C. painter, h Amity n Carpenter Webb Hannah, h Main n First


Webb James F. sparmaker, ft Main, h First Webb Joshua F. h First n West


Webb Orange S. carpenter, h Main n First Webb Samuel F. carpenter, h Main n Second Webb William, stables, h Main n Amity WEBB & COREY, blockmakers, ft Main Welden Henry R. butcher, Front Wells Henry E. oils, h Main n West Wells James M. lumber, h Front Wells Anson T. carpenter, h Henry Wells Caroline, h Main n West Wells Charles H. captain, h Main c Centre Wells Daniel D. farmer, h Main n Webb Wells James Y. prop Greenport House, Front Wells J. Madison, ass't engineer, Main Wells William H. lumber, h Amity n Carpenter Westenberg Louis, shoemaker, h Centre n Second Westfall Mrs. h Main n Amity


Incorporated April 17, 1854. Cor. 26th St., N. Y. or before 10th of July, October, January, April, will draw interest from Ist of these months,


THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,


WHITLOCK & KEENAN, Paints, Oils, Varnishes & Artist's Materials, 419 & 421 Fulton St. cor. Pearl. Brooklyn.


GREENPORT DIRECTORY. 339


Wiggins Alfred, ice, h Reeve n Carpenter


Wiggins Andrew J. dry goods, Main, h First


Wiggins Charles, dry goods, Main, h Front


Wiggins David, h Main


Wiggins N. F. captain, h Carpenter n Henry


WILLIAMS CHARLES D. barber and professor. h Front n R. R. av


Williams Rachel, h Reeve


Williamson Benjamin P. boatman, h R. R. av


WILLIAMSON JOSEPH A. boots and shoes, h First n West


Wines Arnold B. carpenter h Amity


Wines Charles A. carpenter, h Amity


Winters Ann, h Front n Broad


Worth Mrs. Joshua E. h Sterling c Main


Y


Yack John, saloon, h Reeve n Carpenter YOUNG GEORGE W. butcher, Main n Front, h Main n North


Young Grant, captain, h Reeve c Carpenter


Young Madison W. coal, Main, h Reeve c Carpenter Youngs Warren M. seaman. h Reeve


Youngs Benjamin W. carpenter, h R. R. av Youngs Hazard, stables, h Second c North


Youngs Henry N. stables, h Second c North


Young John T. captain, h R. R. av n Front


Youngs Jonathan A. h West


ELAN & HILL,


PRACTICAL


PLUMBERS & GAS FITTERS, No. 56 WEST 28th STREET,


One door East of 6th Ave.,


New York.


Ranges Lined and Repaired. Jobbing promptly attended to. M. F. PHELAN. WM. HILL.


B. Kreischer & Son, Fire Brick and Clay Retorts.


Cor. Delancy St., East River, Established 1845.


Office, 58 Goerek St.,


New York. See page '9.


Money deposited on


Incorporated April 17, 1854. Cor. 26th St., N. Y. or before 10th of July, October, January, April, will draw interest from ist of these months.


P THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,


F. EDWARDS, ONE PRICE FAMILY SHOE STORE, 166 & 168 Atlantic Av., opp. Athenaeum, ur. Clinton.


340


HEMPSTEAD DIRECTORY.


SECURITY SAVINGS BANK Cor. 34th St. & 3d Ave., NEW YORK CITY. Near Hunter's Point Ferry and terminus of Flushing & L. I. R. R. Six Per Cent. Interest from the 1st of every Month. OPEN DAY AND EVENING.


RICHARD KELLY, (Pres't 5th Nat. B'k,) Treas. D. D. T. MARSHALL, Pres't. Hon. STEWART L. WOODFORD, Counsel.


JAB. CUSHING, Jr., Secretary. -


HEMPSTEAD DIRECTORY.


-


A


Abrams Edwin, butcher, Front Abrams Lockwood, butcher, Greenwich, h Orchard Abrams & Beddel, butchers, h Front Adams Cornelieus B. farmer, h Washington n Front Agnew Hamilton, newspapers, h Main n Fulton Akley Jane, wid John, h Fulton n Main Akley John H. butcher, Main h Fulton


Akley William M. butcher, Main n Front, h Front n Prospect


Akley & Bros. butchers, Main n Front Albertson Thomas W. windmill, Mineola


Alkins Robert; laborer, h Franklin n Prospect Allen George, farmer, h Mineola


Allen William, laborer, h Front n High Amberman Isaac, laborer, h Orchard n High Ames Frederick, shoemaker, h Front n Bell


U Anderton John R. jeweler, h Front n Bell


Angevine Lewis W. h Greenwich n Grove Ashmond Richard D. milk, h Jackson


B


Bailey Charles A. photographer, Main Baine John, laborer, h Fulton n Greenwich Baldwin Mary, wid Gideon, h Front n Franklin Baldwin Townsend, clothing, Greenwich Banniha John, cigarmaker, h Front c Washington Bates John M. farmer, h Clinton n Fulton Beare Henry, florist h William n Front


SONGSTER.


GSTER


SMART. SC.


200 WATER


Our NewiSix-Hole Plain Range, for Wood or Coal, with or without Water Back.


EVERY RANGE WARRANTED. We claim that in STYLE, ORNAMENTATION and OPERATION, there is NOT THE EQUAL to this Range offered in the Market. Address all orders to


BURTIS, GRAFF & RICE, Manufacturers, 206 WATER STREET, New York City,


The Burtis" Furnace PATENTED JUNE 6th, 1871.


AIR


HOT


SMOKE


FEED DOOR


HOT


MANUFACTURED BM


BURTIS ! GRAFF !! THRICE


NEW YORK


WARM


PATENTED


BURTIS


1870


SINGULAR


CLEAN


ZOOR


BASE-BURNING OR SURFACE-BURNING, BRICK-SET OR PORTABLE Sold by our Agents Everywhere.


The


66 Burtis Furnace.


-


1 .- Its Peculiar Construction.


Every joint is horizontal and double packed, making the escape of gas impossible.


Every part is cast iron, so that you will have no sheet iron tubes or drums to burn out or rust out.


Every square inch is direct radiating surface, making it relatively the most powerful heater in the world.


Every flue is easily accessible, so that to clean the furnace thor- oughly, not a bolt will have to be removed.


Every part at all liable to get out of order may be replaced without taking down the heater.


2 .- It Excels all Others


In the Extent of its radiating surface. In its combustion fue and chamber combined. In the supply coal magazine.


In its perfect operating Grate.


3 .- Valuable Testimony.


The essential features which we insist upon in order to have a com. plete hot air furnace, we find anticipated in the scientific construction of the Burtis Furnace," and it cannot fail to meet with great success. -From The Manufacturer and Builder.


Leading Architects and Builders have pronounced the Burtis Base Burning Furnace the most desirable furnace ever invented, in that it has the largest radiating surface, consumes its own gases, is a per- . petual burner, and circulates the air in the purest state and largest volume. We have ordered one for our own residence .- N. Y. Evening Mail.


4 .--- Why Purchase the Burtis Furnace ?


Because it is the result of years of study, is scientifically con- structed ; avoids every objection to furnaces hitherto offered to the pub- lic, and CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE YOU.


Because it has no sheet iron pipes or drums, is very durable, consumes all the gasses, and WILL RETAIN FIRE ALL WINTER.


Because it foris no clinkers in the fire-pots CANNOT GET OUT OF ORDER, may be easily cleanell, and is the most powerful heater in the world.


Because it will warm your house with a HEALTHFUL ATMOS- PHERE, may be perfectly controlled, and any ordinary servant can man- age it.


BURTIS, GRAFF & RICE, Manufacturers,


206 Water Street, NEW YORK.


-


G


THE BURTIS


FIRE-PLACE HEATER.


Self- Feeding. Base- Burning.


BURTIS


10


WHAT WE CLAIM OVER ALL OTHERS :


Greater Power-Creater Convenience-Greater Economy- Greater Beauty-Greater Durability-Base-Burning- Self-Feeding-Revertible Flues-Easily Cleaned, Etc., Etc., Etc., WHAT WE PROMISE :


Every Heater shall be well made and mounted, and war- ranted to give Satisfaction.


BURTIS, GRAFF & RICE, Manufacturers. 206 Water Street, NEW YORK.


LITAUR IHT


THE BURTIS


COMBINED


FIRE-PLACE HEATER AND FURNACE.


1st. It is Self-Feeding and Base-Burning, and consequently is a perpetual burner. We guarantee that if the Reservoir be kept filled, and the Grate be shaken twice each twenty-four hours, the fire will not require re-kindling during the entire winter. If this be not so, we will take back our heaters, and refund the money paid for them.


m2d It is most Durable and Powerful. It is all of Cast Iron. We might construct it of sheet iron much cheaper, but in a little time it would become spotted with rust, and soon would be ruined


In Power, there is no heating apparatus equal to it. Its revertible concentric flues form three distinct heating surfaces, which are in immediate contact with two ascending sheets of air, so that the products of combustion are wholly expended within the heating chamber, or are radiated directly into the room. -


3d. It has a " Duplex" Counter-Action Grate. There is no Grate equal to it in the world. It never clogs; clinkers never accumulate in the fire-pot; the fire never need get low; a child can shake or dump it.


4th. It has the largest and only perfect Reservoir in use. It will hold a supply of coal for twenty-four hours, and is so constructed that it absolutely prevents kindling through the reserve coal in the Resor- voir. This feature alone is worth the price of the heater.


5th. It is a Perfect Burner ; consumes its own gas; is controlled by one damper; will scarcely ever require repairing; a child can clean every fue; is free from dust when the grate is shaken ; is unequaled in Beauty, Power or Convenience; is worth ten times its cost to any one requiring such an invention.


THINGS TO REMEMBER.


"Your Fire-Place Heater is Perfect."-T. H. TODD, Ed. Star.


"We could not get along without it."-T. H. BOYNTON, N. Y.


"Fully overcomes all the objections hitherto urged against fire- place Heaters." -R. F. WEIR, M. D.


"Far exceeds my expectations."-Rev. Dr. Hall.


PO" We have thousands of similar testimonials.


ENQUIRIES ANSWERED.


It WILL warm the room in which it sits.


You CAN warm an apartment in the rear.


It WILL sit in an ordinary fire-place.


You need kindle but ONE FIRE all winter.


It IS the best heater in the world.


We DO warrant it.


It WILL heat TWICE as much as any other. We sell to agents EVERYWHERE.


We have HUNDREDS of references.


We ask NO PAY unless SATISFACTORY.


Send for Special Circular.


EMPIRE HEATING RANGE.


GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE.


Boiling, Baking,


No kitchen


Odors.


Heating,


No heat in


Roasting,


RANGE


With one Fire.


Summer.


SAVES TIME, SAVES MONEY, SAVES HEALTH. SEND FOR OUR BOOK OF


TESTIMONIALS.


ONLY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE WHICH NEVER FAILS TO PLEASE.


Walker's ELEVATED


OVEN RANGE,


IS SOLD AT


206 Water Street,


NEW YORK.


Walker's Range Everbody Likes It.


Walker's Range Beware of the Imitation.


Walker's Range 500 Testimonials at our Office.


Walker's Range Beautiful, Perfect Baker.


HO! EVERY ONE!


Wanted Base-Burning Stoves, Wanting Base-Burning Furnaces, Wanting Base- Burning Heaters, Wanting Cook or Parlor Stoves


CHEAP!


CALL AT THE LARGEST STORE IN NEW YORK. BURTIS, GRAFF & RICE, 206 Water St., Cor. Fulton.


F. B. BEERS, Dealer in Stocks & Bonds. Brooklyn Securities a specialty. 39 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. See p. 39.


HEMPSTEAD DIRECTORY. 341


Bedell Alexander, clerk, h Front


Bedell Coles, butcher, h Fulton n High


BEDELL ELISHA, h Greenwich n Grove


Bedell Green M. h Washington


Bedell James, seaman, h Grove


Bedell John, laborer, h Totten n Henry


Bedell John A. farmer, h Grove n Greenwich


BEDELL JOHN H. ins. (N. Y.) h Greenwich Bedell John R. butcher, Main n Front, h Grove


Bedell Mary, wid John, h Greenwich n Grove Bedell Mills, h Front n Clinton


Bedell Stephen C. farmer, h Jackson c Main


Bedell Willett, farmer, h Front n Franklin


Bedell William, clerk, h Front


Bennett Andrew, h Fulton c Bennett av Bennett Frank, farmer, h Fulton


Berry James, laborer, h Front n High


Birchell Thomas B. carriagemaker, h Mineola


Bourdett James, mason, h Orchard n High


Bowker Phebe, wid George H. h Centre n R. R.


Breen John, mason, h Mineola


Brewer Richard, carpenter, h Henry Brown George, undertaker, Greenwich


Brown James, gardener, h Front n Clinton Brown James L. cigarmaker, h Centre n Franklin Brown Samuel, lawyer, h Totten n Greenwich Brueninghausen Edward W. h Fulton


Burtis Henry A. shoemaker, h Greenwich n Front


C


Carman Coles, stoves, h Front n Greenwich Carman Theodore A. stoves and tinware, Main Carmichael William M. (Rev.) h Fulton n Main Carpenter Benjamin, painter, h Fulton n Main Carpenter Sarah, wid John, h Fulton n Main Carroll Charles H. (col'd), laborer, h Franklin Cary Isaac H. farmer, h Fulton n High CLARK DANIEL, lawyer, Front h Fulton Clark Louis, clothier, Main n Front Clowes Ann A. h Front n Franklin Clowes Sarah, wid Isaac, h Fulton n Franklin Clowes John W. carpenter, h Washington Clowes Lewis H. h Fulton n Franklin Clowes Thomas H. h Fulton n Main CLOWES ODDRIN & Co. grocers, Fulton


Brooklyn.


G LANG & NAU, Furniture and Pure Horse Hair Upholstery Warehouse, 292 and 294 FULTON STREET c


1


٠٢


Opposite Cypress Hill Cemetery Gate. See p 100


LOWE'S Marble and Granite Yard,


342 HEMPSTEAD DIRECTORY.


Coles Jacob, watchmaker, h Front c Washington Coon Michael, harness maker, Main h Fulton Cooper Edward, country store, Front h Clinton COOPER JAMES B. assessor, h Front


Cooper Mrs. Samuel, h Prospect


Cooper E. & Bro. country store, Front n Main Cornelius Eli, laborer, h Greenwich n Front Cornelius John, tailor, h n Front


Cornell Charity, wid Richard, h Centre


Cornell Cornelius, butcher, h Fulton n Washington Cornell James G. h Front


Cornell Samuel D. painter, h Fulton n Main


Cornwell Maria wid Henry E. h Greenwich Corse David, h Main n Fulton


Corse Wm. h Clinton n Fulton


Coss Gilbert, laborer h Franklin


Coss William, laborer, h Franklin Crampton Thomas, miller, h Totten n Henry Cross Willard N. house furnishing, h Prospect Cruikshank James, agent, h Greenwich n Grove Curtis John H. livery stable, h Fulton n Main Curtis Sarah E. wid Joseph, h Fulton


Curtis Mrs. William, h Fulton c Franklin


D


Darby Richard P. h Front n Franklin Davidson John, physician, h Main n Front


Davidson J. E. clerk, h Orchard


Davis Mary E. wid Job, h Orchard n High


DeGroot Nicholas, ins. h Uniondale av


DeMott Andrew J. carriagemaker, h Mineola DeMott C. S. feed, Main


DeMott Isaac, flour and feed, Main, h First


Demott Lockwood, harnessmaker, h Front


DeMott H. H., confectioner, h Greenwich


DeMott William, shoemaker, h Front n High


Dennis Edward, baker, h Fulton


Denton George, laborer, h Washington n Front Denton James, carpenter, h Front


Denton James P. miller, h. Jackson Denton John G. carpenter, h Totten c Henry


Denyse Carrie R. milliner, Front


Denyse Walter N. clerk, Front


Dykeman Mary, h Greenwich


Dill George W. machinist, h Washington n Front


Incorporated April 17th, 1854. Money deposited on


Co1. 26th St., N. Y. or before 10th of July, October, January, April, will draw interest from Ist of these months,


THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,


WHITLOCK & KEENAN, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Artist's Materials, 419 & 421 Fulton St.cor.Pearl, Brooklyn




Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.