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Kuhne John F. carpenter, Broadway, n. Whipple Kulius John G. cooper, r. 69 N. 6th Kummli Valentine, tailor, 82 Leonard Kunger Conrad, tailor, S. 6th, n. 11th Kungman Christian, tailor, 8 Graham av Kuntz John, wheelwright, 122 Johnson, h. Mon- trose av
Kuntzs Placy, mason, 119 Montrose av Kunz Lewis, clerk, 40 Grand, h. 183 Boerum Kunz Michael, porter, N. 5th, c. 6th Kunzelmann Wolfgang, tailor, r. 61 Schols Kunzmann Charles, butcher, 93 Meserole
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Kuppel Joseph, liquors, 65 Ewen
Kuprian Carl, tailor, Jefferson, n. Bushwick av Kuprian William, cartman, Jefferson, n. Bush- wick av
Kurlbaum Ernst, hatter, 23 Duane, N. Y. h. 102 S. 6th
Kurth Henry, umbrella-maker, 83 S. 7th Kusler John, saddler, 272 Grand
Kusler Peter, harness maker, 369 Grand
Kyneston John, laborer, 159 Second
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LESLIE THOMAS F. Life and Fire Insurance, and Real Estate Broker, 63 Fulton av. and 3 Nassau st. N. Y. Com. of Deeds, Mortgages, Deeds, &c., acknowledged by T. F. LESLIE, com. of deeds, 63 Fulton av
Lacy Matthew, porter, 252 S. 6th Lacy Edward, seaman, 109 S. 6th
Lackey Thomas, laborer, 359 First
Lacrouse James, colored, waiter, 73 N. 3d
La France Beach F. shipjoiner, Oak, n. Franklin LAGES HENRY, liquors, 96 S. 7th Lahanca Joseph, tailor, 32 Grand
Lahey Thomas, laborer, Union av. n. Schols Laighton M. F. Broadway, n. Lee av
.
Laird Alexander, ass. keeper peniten. h. Moore, n. Bushwick av
Lake Courtland, wagonmaker, 36 N. 8d
LAKE M. E. contractor, 64 Fourth
Lake Richard, contractor, 66 Fourth
Lake William, contractor, 66 Fourth
Lamb Albert, binder, 81 Seventh
Lamb Patrick, laborer, Huron, n. Washington Lamb Robert, cutler, 33 Remsen
Lamb Thomas, stonesetter, Wilson, n. Lee av Lambert Conrad, liquors, Union av. c. Skillman Lambert Ellen, widow Walter, r. 44 N. 4th
Lambert John, mason, De Kalb pl. n. Broadway Lambert John W. shipcarpenter, Eckford, n. Meserole
Lamberties Moritz, liquors, 124 Leonard
L'Amie Martha, widow James, teacher, r. 513 Grand
Laitner Simon, varnishmaker, Skillman, n. Union av
Lamonby William, clerk, 55 Powers
L'Amoureux Isaac A. calker, 2 Greenpoint av L'Amoureux Isaac A. jr. liquors, 1 Greenpoint av L'Amoureux John, calker, Madison, n. Franklin L' Amoureux Uriah, eating-house, 2 Greenpoint av Lamp Henry, calker, Leonard, n. Norman Lampard Joseph, boots and shoes, 134 Fifth Lamper George, colored, cook, 23 Meserole Lamprecht Adolph, book-keeper, 134 S. 3d . Lamson Israel W. naval store yard, ft. S. 9th, h. 21 Schermerhorn (W. D.)
LAMSON JAMES W. naval store yard, foot S. 9th Lamy Francis, blue stone, 2d, c. S. Ist, h. 13 S. Ist Lamy & Brainerd, dealers in blue stone, 2d, c. S. 1st
LAMY & BRAINERD, dealers in Blue . Stone of all descriptions, cor. 2d, and S. Ist sts. Flagging done to order. O
Lanby Joseph A. grocer, Graham av. c. Montrose av
Lancaster Samuel, colored, waiter, Lorimer, n. Montrose av
Land Daniel M. shipcarpenter, Franklin, n. India Lander Martin, heckler, Morrell, c. Montrose av LANDERER DIENST & CO. grocer, Montrose av.
c. Leonard
Landers Charles, baker, Frost, n. Smith Landman Leonard, tailor, 152 Johnson
Landon Seymour Rev. pastor M. E. Ch. h. 205 Ewen
Landsiel John P. shipsmith, Leonard, n. Norman av
Lane , 89 Powers
Lane Daniel, cartman, Marshall, n. Smith Lane Dennis, porter, 6th, n. N. 2d
Lane G. B. book-binder, N. 2nd, n. Union av
Lane Henry C. shipcarpenter, Leonard, n. Mese- role
Lane John, blacksmith, Leonard, n. Johnson
Lane Nabby, widow, 184 S. 6th
Lane Sarah, widow, Cook, n. Morrell
Lane Timothy, cooper, 111 N. 6th
Lang Ernst J. brewer, 10 Powers
Lang Henry, 393 Grand
Lang John, cabinetmaker, Debevoise, n. Graham Lang Julius, shoemaker, 516 Grand
Lang Mary, tea dealer, 60 Schols
Lang Robert, baker, 6th, n. N. 7th
Langan James, porter, 252 S. 1st
Langan Peter, mason, 282 S. 1st
Langcake Joseph, shipcarpenter, 184 Third Lange Matthew, grocer, 286 Grand
Lange Peter, tailor, 31 Meserole
LANGE PETER N. & CO. grocers, N. 6th, c. 4th
Lange William, silversmith, 4 Liberty et. N. Y. h. Richardson. n. Smith
Langen Michael, laborer, 250 First
Langert Michael, mason, Moore, c. Graham av Langhan John, carpenter, r. 96 Schols
Langor George, framer, Leonard, c. Stagg
Langshore William, foot Kent, h. Meserole, n.
Eckford
Lannan John, shipsmith, Eagle, n. Oakland Lantman Conrad, tailor, Montrose av. n. Graham av
Lanz Conrad, candy, Graham av. n. Cook
Lanzer Francis, Meserole, c. Lorimer
Lapidge John, clerk, Broadway, n. 11th
Lapp Andrew, butcher, 128 Ewen Lapp Andrew, cooper, 90 Wyckoff
Lapp Philip, tinsmith, 183 S. 4th Lapp Ruben, tinsmith, Leonard, n. Conselyea Lapsley Mary, widow, 208 N. 6th Lapzien Frederick, butcher, 233 S. 4th Laramee Francis, policeman, 236 S. 1st
Laramee Francis F. ferrymaster, 13 Skillman Large Joseph T. math. inst. mkr. 118 John, N.Y. h. 258 S. Ist
Large William, baker, Oakland, n. Freeman Large & Smith, bakers, Oakland, n. Freeman Largee Hugh, carman, N. 7th, n. First
Larkey Lawrence, shoemaker, 96 Fourth,h. Fourth cor. Grand
Larkin Arthur, junk, S. 6th c. Ninth Larkin George, hatter, 167 Lorimer Larkin James, ship sawyer, Huron n. Franklin Larkin Joseph, laborer, India n. Franklin Larkin Larry, shoemaker, Grand, cor. Fourth Larkin Michael, mason, Oakland, n. Eagle Larkin Mary, widow, 257 S. 2d
Larkin Patrick, laborer, Grand c. Fourth
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BROOKLYN [L] DIRECTORY :
Larkings George, hatter, 167 Lorimer Larney Farrel, milkman, 171 N. 6th Larsen Christian, machinist, Grand n. Graham av LaRue William H. tailor, 162 S. 4th Laser Israel, drover, 268 S. 2d Lasher Alonzo, miller, 240 Ewen Lasher Andrew, feed 69 Eighth Lashbrook Charles, fish, 101 Grand Lassinger Balzar, cooper, 300 Second Latham Daniel R. butcher, 271 N. 2d Latimer Brainerd G. carpets, 190 Grand Latinville Francis, carpenter, Sixth, n. S. 9th Latterer Michael, baker, 101 Union av Laubenhermer Philip, cooper, r. 69 N. 6th
Lauder Alexander, rigger, 261 South, N. Y. h. Green av. n. Bushwick av.
Lauermeyer Andrew, shoemaker, 201 N. 6th Laughlin Adam, shoemaker, Mckibbon, n. Morrel Laughlin Bernard, papermaker, Remsen n. Bush- wick av.
Lautenschlager Christian, laborer, r. 71 Varet Lauter Valentine, bootmaker, 287 S. 1st
Lavers Lewis R. ship carpenter, Orchard n.Calyer Laverty James, 200 First
Laverty Mary L. teacher, 210 Second Lavery Andrew, printer, 54 S. 6th
Laviness John, pattern maker, Newell n. Meserole Lavinstein Henry, tailor, 26 Monroe pl. S. 5th Law H. G. & Brothers, matting, 276 and 278 Broadway, and 22 Fulton, N. Y.
Law Hervey G. wooden ware, 22 Fulton, and 189 Washington, and 276 and 278 Broadway, N. Y. h. 152 S. 9th
Law Joseph jr. willow ware, 189 Washington, N. Y. h. Bedford av. n. Wilson
Law J. F. matting, 22 Fulton, N. Y. and 276 and 278 Broadway, h. Bedford av. n. Taylor
Law N. B. matting, 22 Fulton, N. Y. and 276 and 278 Broadway, h. Bedford av. n. Taylor Law Samuel, filemaker, Graham av. c. N. 2d Law Samuel W. Rev. 100 S. 6th
Lawadzki Valentine, shoemaker, 228 First Lawless David, blacksmith, Eagle n. Oakland Lawrason Thomas, surveyor, 76 S. 5th
Lawrence Albert, ship builder, ft. N. 5th, h. 210 S. 1st
Lawrence Andrew W. japanner, 56 S. 3d
Lawrence Benjamin, H. ship carpenter, 162 Taylor Lawrence Charles, mer. Mott c. Chatham, N. Y. h .. 46 S. 6th
Lawrence Charles, ship carpenter, Greenpoint av n. Franklin
Lawrence Frances Ann, widow, Meserole, cor. Or- chard
Lawrence Frederick A. book-keeper, Broadway,n. Fourth
Lawrence George, porter, S. 5th n. 11th
Lawrence George, porter, 53 Ninth
Lawrence George H. 57 S. 4th
Lawrence Henry, rope manuf. Boerum, cor. Mor- rell, and Bushwick av. cor. Mckibben, h. Bushwick av. cor. Meserole
Lawrence Herbert, ship builder, First, c. N. 5th, h. 210 S. 1st
Lawrence James, butter, 21 Grand st. mkt. h. 79 Grand
Lawrence James, mason, bds. 111 Powers, Lawrence Jeremiah, porter, 181 S. 6th Lawrence Samuel, plasterer, Wyckoff n. Lorimer Lawrence Stephen, engineer, 4 Schols
Lawrence William, butcher, 178 N. 2d
Lawrence William, glazier, r. 88 Schols Lawrence William, marble worker, 372 Grand, h. 11th n. S. 1st
Lawrence William, ropemaker, Power c. Smith Lawrence William, sculptor, 75 Eleventh
Lawrence William B. edge tool manuf. 419 Cherry N. Y. h. 48 S. 1st
Lawrence William H. public store, 96 S. 4th
Lawrence & Foulks, shipbuilders, Ist c. N. 5th Laws George, daguerreotypist, 75 S. 7th.
Laws John, florist, India, n. Franklin
Lawson George A. cooper, 54 S. 6th
Lawson Peter, painter, 220 Ross
Lawson Thomas, laborer, 4 S. 5th
Lawson William, ferryman, 84 N. 7th
Lawton Jeremiah, currier, 126 S. 6th.
Lay Chauncey A. book-keeper, 6th n. N. 5th
Lay Lucy A. 115 N. 6th
Layman Stephen, inspector C. H. Meeker av. n. Bush wick av
Layes Jacob, scavenger, 63 Ewen
Lays Philip, cartman, r. 142 Ewen
Laytin William, pres. Ferry Co. 85 South, N. Y. and Peck Slip ferry, h. 36 First
Layton Charles H. printer, 3 Second
Layton John, carpenter, 8th n. N. 2d
Layton Mrs. Mary, 10th n. Ainslie
Leach Adam, 193 S. 2d
Leach Augustus M. flour, 65 S. 10th
Leach Edward. laborer, 68 S. 6th
Leach Elizabeth, widow, 104 2d
Leach John, liquors, 260 First
Leach Oliver, com. mer. Washington mkt. N. Y. 129 S. 5th
Leach Samuel, 22 S. 1st
Leach Samuel, blacksmith, Governeur sl. N. Y. h. 6 S. 1st
Leader George, blacksmith, Debevoise n. Morrell Lear Henry, painter, r. 94 Remsen
Leary Michael, laborer, foot N. 2d
Leary Charles, colored, laborer, Cook n. Broad- way
Leary James, shipcarpenter, 98 N. 3d
Leary Patrick, laborer, N. 2d c. 7th
Leasch Frederick, cooper, 300 Second
Leath William, hatter, r. 48 N. 7th Leavens Richard, brassfinisher, 117 S. 6th
Leary Michael, rigger, 126 S. 6th
Leavy Patrick, liquors, Smith c. Remsen
Leavy Thomas, laborer, S. 6th n. Broadway
Leaycraft William, 74 S. 3d Lebküechner Ignatz, laborer, 2d c. N. 9th
Le Bret Louis, coachmakr. N. 5th n. 5th
Lechner Jacob, laborer, Marshall n. Graham av
Leclarq Charles, brushmaker, 80 N. 2d .
Le Count Thomas, 136 S. 2d Ledd Jacob, painter, 130 Meserole Leddy Francis, laborer, Union av. c. Devoe Ledwich Stephen, laborer, N. 1st n. 9th Ledwitch Thomas, liquors, N. 1st n. 10th Ledyard Jonathan, gilder, 124 S. 6th
Lee Alexander, colored, porter, 288 S. 4th
Lee Benjamin, brass finisher, Sandford n. Gra- ham av
Lee Edward acct. 38 S. 6th
Lee Edward, carpenter, Clymer n. Wythe av
Lee Henry, blacksmith, N. Moore, N. Y., h. 111 Second
Lee Henry, coppersmith, N. 1st n. 7th
Lee Isaac, sexton, 96 Third
Lee James, grocer, N. 4th c. 4th, h. 100 N. 4th
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Lee John, carpenter, 33 Clymer Lee John, gilder, 245 Grand Lee John, watchman, 128 N. 4th Lee John M. shipwright, 108 N. 6th Lee Mary, widow, 5th c. N. 6th Lee Mary, widow William, r. 112 S. 3d Lee Patrick, cartman, N. 8th n. 6th Lee Peter, junk, Meeker av. n. Ewen Lee Robert, laborer, N. 9th n. 1st Lee Thomas A. shipmaster, 10 S. 5th Lee Timothy, plasterer, Marcy av. n. Rodney Leeis Henry, laborer, Smith, c. Grand Leeman William, waterman, 7 Montrose av Lees Adam, tailor, 98 Leonard Lees Andrew, bootmaker, 71 N. 3d Lees John, private watchman, 40 N. 7th Lefevre Joseph, watch glasscutter, 161 Mont- rose av
Leflor John, cabinet maker, 184 Ewen Legget William H. sparmaker, 138 Seventh Leggett James W. sarsaprilla, 19 Fourth
Leggett Meritt S. druggist, Franklin, c. Kent Leggett Robert, engraver, 4 John, N. Y. h. 139 S. 5th
Lehman Joseph, liquors, 41 Marshall Lehman Jacob, teacher, 148 Leonard Lehmann Waltin, grocer, 141} Ewen Lehner Frederick, shoemaker, 116 Stagg Lehrer, George, tailor, 57 Graham av Leibler Anthony, grocer, 119 Meserole Leidenheem George Madison, n. Bushwick av Leigh John physician, 127 Fourth
Leighton , ship carpenter, Washington, c. India
Leikomm George, tailor, 68 Moore
Leintner John, candies, Graham av. n .. McKib- bin
Leitch Edward, type founder, 136 S. 5th
Leitch William T. clothing, 91 Chambers, N. Y. h. 8 S. 8th
Leitch William J. jr. clerk, 91 Chambers N.Y. h. 8 S. 8th
Leivler Anthony, laborer, 183 Johnson Leivler Josephine, widow Thomas, 183 Johnson Lemcke Henry J. Grocer, 177 S. 1st, c. 7th Lennan Henry, laborer, Ewens, c. Johnson Lennon Arthur, grocer, N. 6th, c. 2d
Lennon Bryan, laborer, 54 Metropolitan av Lennon, Charles, shoemaker, 86 N. 6th
Lennon Michael, ostler, Bushwick av. n. old Bushwick ch.
Lennon Patrick, grocer, Ist c. N. 7th
Lennox Anthony, coach painter, 105 S. 6th
Lennox John, flour and feed, 257 Front, N. Y. h. · 78 Seventh
Lens Jacob, laborer, Bartlett, n. Harrison av Lent James H. real estate, 26 Ewen
Lent Nathaniel, ship carpenter, Graham av. n. Van Cott
Lent Uriah J. machinist, 115 N. 9th
Lentz John, blacksmith, 67 Johnson Lenz Conrad, basketmaker, Graham av. n. Cook Lenzler Johannes, laborer, Graham av. Herbert Leonard Adam, tailor, r. 10 Graham av Leonard Bryan, Smith, N. 8th n. 1st Leonard Jacob, acct. Morton, n. Wythe av Leonard James, pilot, 6th n. Grand Leonard James, E. billiard table maker, 332 Broadway, N. Y. h. 139 S. 5th Leonard James R. colored, printer, 81 S. 7th Leonard Patrick, junk, N. 2d n. Union av
Leonard Robert, book-keeper, Bowery Saving Bank, N. Y. h. 54 S. 8th
Leonard William D. physician, Clymer, n. Wythe av
Leonard William H. colored, printer, 239 S. 2d Leopold Lawrence, tailor, Boerum, n. Ewen Leopold Levi, stocking maker, 27 Meserole Leopold Lucas, liquors, Division av. c, Bartlett Lepine John H. gauger, 169 S. 8th
Lepkecach George laborer, 132 Meserole Lepknuchnen Ingnat, laborer, N. 9th, c. 2d Leppert Valentine, porcelain factory, Oakland, n. Meserole
Leseur Hartes, tailor, N. Ist, n. Union av Lesner Morris, real estate, 119 S. 8th Lester Edward, clerk, 106 S. 5th Lester Edward, rigger, Rodney n. Division av Letcher Adam, baker, 206 Grand
Lethbridge George, carpenter, 34 Monroe pl.S.5th Lethbridge Robert, shipg. mer. 26 S. 10th Letly Adam, laborer, r. 7th n. N. 6th Letson Alexander, porter, 36 Monroe pl. S. 5th
Letson John, book-keeper, naval store yard, foot S. 9th, h. 2 Murray
Letus William, lamp manuf. 267 S. 3d Leuby Joseph E. grocer, 156 Graham av Leupe Francis, butcher, 31 Meserole Leurick Jacob, laborer, Graham av. n. Marshall LEURY WILLIAM I. segars, 220 Grand
Leveck Ambrose, colored, packer, N. 2d, n. Union av
Lever Saffron, cabinetmaker, 80 N. 4th Leverick Benjamin, conductor, Orchard c. Mese- role
Leveridge William C. printer, 46 Fourth Levi Eli, pedler, 122 Boerum
Levi Leopold, stockingmaker, 25 Meserole Levic Milnes, comedian, 40 S. 3d
Levinger Adolphns, lawyer, Beekman c. Nassau, N. Y. and 185 Ewen, h. Ewen c. Meserole Levon Joseph, jeweller, 199 Grand Levy Christopher, laborer, 316 Second
Levy John, glasscutter, 151 S. Ist Lewe John, butcher, 333} Grand
Lewis Charles B. carpenter, 177 N. 2d Lewis David, printer, 191 S. 1st Lewis Francis, seaman, Dupont n. Oakland Lewis Frederick L. shipmaster, 1st c. S 2d Lewis George T. salesman, Broadway n. 2d
Lewis Henry, colored, packer, Ewen n. Varet
Lewis Henry J. life preserving seats, Ist n. S. 5th,
h. Kent n. Union av
Lewis John, barber, colored, 146 Fourth Lewis John, butcher, r. 110 N. 3d Lewis John, butcher, Withers c. Leonard Lewis John J. shipjoiner, Noble n. Franklin Lewis Joseph D. shipjoiner, 1st c. S. 2d Lewis Julia A. widow Charles, 165 Third LEWIS SAMUEL, hats, 145 Grand Lewis Tersch, tailor, Montrose av. c. Leonard Lewis Thomas W. tailor, 159 Grand Lewis William, blacksmith, Dupont n. Oakland Lewis William, stevedore, 2 Fifth Lewis William B. printer, 201 S. 3d LEWIS & SIMPSON, 148 Fourth Lewrie Charles, segarmaker, 179 S. 4th Lewry Samuel, segars, 220 Grand Lewry William J. segars, 220 Grand Ley Leonard, baker, 177 Ewen
L'Homedieu Johnson, blacksmith, Noble n. Frank - lin
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Libby John, pilot, Broadway n. 7th
Licht Charles, express, Graham av. c. Devoe Licht Frederick, liquors, 346 Grand, h. 491 Grand Licht Louis, drygoods, 491 Grand
Licht Margaret, thread and needles, 306 Grand Liddle John, book-keeper, 90 First, h. 181 Twelfth N. Y.
Liebenrowd Charles, cartman, Ainslie n. Graham avenue
Lieblang Francis, carpenter, 139 Graham av Liebler Ernest, carpenter, Smith n. Wyckoff
Liebmann Samuel, brewer, Forrest n. Bushwick avenue
Lieby Francis, tailor, 85 Leonard
Liens Henry S. drover, 251 S. 1st
Liever Christopher, tailor, 88 Schols
Light Thomas, sexton, 64 Ninth
Lightenberg Peter, grocer, Graham av. n. Varet Lightford James, machinist, 119 N. 7th
Likeman Joseph, blacksmith, 120 First
Limbeck Abraham, clerk, 29 Monroe pl. S. 5th
Limbeck Archibald, clerk, 29 Monroe pl. S. 5th Limbeck John H. 29 Monroe pl. S. 5th
Limbeck Richard, book-keeper, 29 Monroe pl. S. 5th
Limberger Augustus F. cartman, 34 Meserole Limerick John; laborer, Kent av. n. Flushing av Limgham Thomas, wood turner, Smith n. Wyc- koff
Limmins Michael, cooper, Withers n. Lorimer Lina James, mason, Eagle n. Oakland
Linch John, tailor, Montrose av. n. Smith Lindel Francis, combmaker, Withers n. Smith Linder Gotlieb, laborer, 216 Johnson
Lindgreen Andrew, clerk, bds. 113 S. 1st Lindgreen Magdalena, music teacher, 113 S. 1st Lindley Samuel, sawmaker, 155} S. 1st Lindner George, cabinetmaker, 19 Johnson
Lindon John, mason, r. Varet n. Smith Lindörfer George L. laborer, r. 63 Ewen Lindsay Andrew, carpenter, 8 S. 5th Lindsay Arthur, carpenter, 167 S. 6th
Lindsay David, 191 Johnson
Lindsay Robert, typefounder, Fulton c. Nassau, N. Y. h. 31 S. 6th
Lindsey Alexander, cabinetmaker, 17 Laurens, N. Y. h. 89 N. 5th
Lindsey James, typefounder, 175 S. 4th
Liner Daniel, laborer, 131 Stagg
Lines Amelia W. hydropathist, 50 S. 8th Lines Major, 19 S. 9th
Ling Charles, laborer, Remsen n. Bushwick av Liningger Anthony, glassblower, 24 Meserole Linnehan Jeremiah, tailor, N. 7th n. Second Linse Peter, tailor, r. 128 Meserole
Linsky James. 41 N. 6th
LINSKY JOHN, copyist, Register's office, (alder- man 14th Ward, ) h. 41 N. 6th
Linsley James W. shipmaster, S. 3d
Linsman John G. H. butcher, Franklin c. Java Lintin George H. 138 S. 5th
Lip Michael, shoemaker, Smith n. Schols
Lipbel Gottlieb, basketmaker, 93 Graham av Liptrott William, butcher, 144 S. 8th Lisk Joseph C. cooper, 262 First Lisk William H. segarmaker, Calyer c. Lorimer Lispenard Charles, ironmoulder, N. Ist n. Sixth Litchner William, tailor, 93 Meserole Litman Louis, segarmaker, 239 S. 4th Litt Adam, grocer, Graham av. c. Cook Litten John, segars, 25 Monroe pl. 8. 5th
Littiner Michael, laborer, 89 N. 4th Little James, sawyer, Huron n. Franklin Little Mary E. widow Thomas, 167 S. 6th Little Robert, clerk, 236 S. 2d
Little Robert, drygoods, Broadway n. Fourth :
Little Samuel P. cartman, 57 N. 3d
Little William H. shoemaker, 182 Grand Little William H. watchman, 94 S. 6th Littler Francis, sawyer, First c. N. 9th LIVINGSTON B. V. B. drugs, 1183 and 244 Grand, h. S. 8th c. Fourth Livingston Henry L. carpenter, 73 Tenth Livingston Matrean R. mason, 266 S. 1st Lloyd Edward A. cooper, 85 N. 4th Lloyd Gilbert, foreman, 94 S. 6th Lloyd John, engraver, 147 S. 3d Lloyd John F. liquors, Lorimer c. Wyckoff Loader James, gardener, 186 Second
Lobdell Luther, tin, 116 Second, h. 36 S. 4th
Lober Myrad, glasscutter, 111 Ewen
Lock F. A. teller, Broadway n. Seventh Lock Jobn, bellmaker, 156 Johnson
Lockhart Edward, tailor, 80 Eleventh
Lockwood Benjamin Rev. Broadway P. O., N. Y.
h. 128 S. 4th
Lockwood Hiram K. carpenter, Graham av. n. Grand
Lockwood Samuel, wood, Delancy c. Tompkins, N. Y. h. 13 S. 10th
Lockwood Silas, cooper, Sixth c. Filmore pl
Lockwood Thomas, tailor, Oak n. Franklin
Lockwood Timothy, shipjoiner, Franklin n. Oak- Lockwood William, machinist, Guernsey n. Oak Loder Gilbert, shipjoiner, 69 S. 2d
Lodge John, carriagemaker, Cook n. Bushwick av Lodony Joseph, sawyer, 126 Mckibbin
Loeffler Valentine, boots and shoes, 280 S. 4th Loehermacher Carn, tailor, 96 Wyckoff
Loehrs Heinrich, laborer, 499 Grand
Loerz Frederick, boatman, 113 N. 6th
Loffler Henry, shoemakr. 205 Graham av
Loffler John, shoemakr. 95 Schols
Loffler Theodore. tailor, Ewen, n. Johnson
Logan David, tailor, 351 Fifth
Logan Edward, clerk, 39 S. 6th
Logan Farrell, boilermakr. Java, n. Union av
Logan George, seaman, 37 Marshall
Logan James, laborer, Seventh, n. N. 8th
Logan Terrence, laborer, N. 5th, n. 2d
Logan William, Frost, n. Smith
Logue James, carpenter, 265 Grand
Logue John, tinsmith, 265 Grand
Lohman Henry, grocer, S. 6th, c. 3d
Lohmeyer Ernst, grocer, Graham av. c. Debevoise
Lohr William, butcher, 74 Ewen
Lolan Stephen, block and pump, Fourth, n. N. 6th
Lomas John, carpenter, r. 81 Union av
Lony Adam, tailor, 24 Meserole
Long Cornelius, laborer, Union av. n. Box
Long Francis, blacksmith, Remsen, n. Union av Long Henry, distiller, 78 N. 7th
Long Jacob, boxmkr. 75 Marshall
Long Jacob, laborer, Remsen, n. Bushwick av
Long Jacob, tailor, 148 Meserole
Long Leinhort, tailor, Union av. c. Skillman
Long Louis, furniture, 305 Grand
Long Mary, widow John, Stagg n. Graham av Long Thomas, laborer, Fourth S. 5th
Long William S. ship carpenter, 262 First
Longstreet Charles H. pilot, Green n. Franklin
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Longstreet William, shoemkr. Tenth n. Ainslie Longwood -, sexton, 94 N. 2d
Looker James C. carpenter, 179 S. 1st
Loomas J. P. lawyer, 90 Wall, N. Y. h. 149 S. 9th
Loomis Jane M. wid. Frederick C. 87 S. 4th Looney Peter, ship carpenter, Ainslie n. Lorimer Loose Henry D. grocer, Flushing av. c. Morrell Loose John S. carpenter, 23 Moore
Lorbar Charles, machinist, 39 Monroe pl. S. 5th Lord Ellen, widow John, 91 N. 2d Lord James, mer. Lorimer c. Conselyea Lord John Q. cutter, 20 S. 8th Lorder William, printer, 99 S. 6th Lorenz Herman, wheelwright, 499 Grand Lorett Francis M. physician, 452 Grand
Loring Charles, engraver, 183 S. 6th
Loring John, furniture, Wythe av. n. Morton Loscher David, tailor, N. 1st n. Union av Losee Cyrus, flour, 31 Front, N. Y. h. 73 S. 3d Laoee Jacob C. teas, 176 Grand, h. 123 Fifth Losee Oliver, conductor, Java n. Union av Loth Philip, produce, 283 Grand
Lotherington Ann, widow, boarding, 26} S. Ist Lotherington William, mason, N. Ist n. 7th Lots Henry, tailor, 5 Conselyea
Lott Francis, milkman, Bushwick av. n. De Kalb av
Lott John H. Bushwick av. n. Maspeth av Lott Thomas Henry, tinsmith, 18. S. 6th Lott Uriah, watchman, 17 Conselyea
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