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Johnson William, laborer, 109 river Johnson Harvey, shoemaker, 130 third Johnson William, cooper, 140 second Johnson Elias, carpenter, 92 north second Johnson Caleb, merchant, office 171 river, h. 103 first Johnson John, Mrs. Johnson milliner, 293 river
Johnson Gustavus, cooper, 25 division Johnson John, laborer, 372 river Johnson John, shoemaker, rear 18 fifth Johnson Abraham, laborer, 151 fourth
Johnson Chauncey, shoemaker, boards 24 federal Johnson Samuel, portrait painter, 3 second, up stairs Johnson Merideth, widow, h. 19 federal
Johnson John, laborer, rear 20 north second Jones Sarah, widow, h. 341 river
Jones Martha, widow, h. 110 fourth
Jones Hiram, cooper, boards 7 jacob
Jones Darwin, shoemaker, h. rear 45 congress
Jones Nicholas W., cordial distiller, 71 second, h. sixth, below albany
Jones Aaron, cooper, 68 king, h. 7 jacob
Jones Eleazer, merchant, boards 7 jacob
Jones Marcellus, carpenter, h. 109 north second
Jones Ebenezer, h. 22 ferry
Jones & Everett, boarding, 22 ferry, lottery office 2143 river
Jordan Ellen, widow, 197 fifth
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Kean Thomas, stockingweaver, congress continued Keeler James S., agent general stage office, cor. ferry and river, boards city hotel
Keeler John E., clerk, boards 36 fifth
Keeling Nancy, boardinghouse SS first
Kelley Charles, tanner, h. 14 king Kelley James, laborer, liberty Kelley Mrs. Betsey, h. 13 elbow
Kelley George H., furnaceman, h. 8 king Kelley Edward, tailor, 290 river Kellogg Asa, merchant, h. 96 fourth Hellogg Warren, merchant, h. 92 fourth
Kellogg Alexander C., merchant, h. 12 second
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Kelloggs & Co., merchants, 215 river Kelloggs & Osborn, merchants, 251 river Kellogg Stephen, merchant, h. 77 fourth Kellogg Stephen, jr., merchant, h. S5 fourth Kellogg Day O., merchant, boards mansion house Kellogg Charles, clerk, boards 55 fourth Kellogg George, clerk, boards 22 elbow Kellogg Jesse B., clerk, boards 29 ferry Kellogg Isaac, laborer, ferry, opposite jail Kellogg George, potter, ferry, opposite jail
Kellogg Josiah, merchant, office and h. 81 fourth Kellogg Justin, justice peace, 21 congress, h. 17 fifth Kellogg Dan, clerk, boards 33 second
Kelsey William, tanner and currier, hill continued
Kemble & Hill, booksellers and stationers, S state
Kemble John C., publisher troy budget, S state, h. 70 fifth Kemp James, paver, h. 155 fifth
Kendall Clayton, carpenter, h. 150 third
Kendrick Samuel, lawyer, 3 second, h. 44 third
Kendrick Jonathan, innkeeper, cor. grand division and fourth
Kennedy Patrick, cooper, h. 99 north third
Kennedy Robert, cooper, h. 29 albany
Kenny James, moroccodresser, boards 456 river Kentall Joseph, blacksmith, rear 20 north second Kenyon A. & D., merchants, 189 river, h. 182 fourth Kilbourn Jedediah, medical student, boards franklinhouse Kilcraft James, laborer, 346 river
Kilfoile Luke, hatter, 9 smith's row, grand division Kilroy John, millstonemaker, h. 53 king Kimball Edmund, grocer, 123 river
Kimberly Hannah, widow, h. 103 third
Kimberly Edmund S., physician, h. 103 third Kimberly John R., carpenter, h. 34 ferry
Kimberly Ira, carpenter, boards 103 third
King Myron, engraver, S} state up stairs, boards rens- sellaer house
King Almira, widow, h. 91 north second
King John, currier, h. 31 federal King Mrs., boardinghouse 20 ferry
Kingsley Horace, agent northern transportation line, boards national hotel
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Kinley Michael, tailor, ferry, opposite jail Kline Nicholas, cigarmaker and boarding, 291 river Knox & Morgan, drygoods, 200 river Knox John L. G., merchant, h. 68 fourth Knox Anthony, laborer, liberty Knowles Amos, carpenter, h. 296 river Knowles Mrs. Sarah, tailoress, albany, east of fifth Knowles Edward, carpenter, albany, east of fifth Koon Henry, innkeeper, junction congress and ferry
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Lamb George, carpenter, north fourth, above federal Lamley William, carpenter, rear 113 north second Lamport William, jr., inspector lumber, 413 river, h. 31 north third
Lamport Sidney D., merchant, 413 river
Lamport Freeborn, clerk, boards 44 congress
Lamport John T., lawyer, boards rensselaer house Landon G. & H., carpenters, shop 111 fifth
Landon Gardner, carpenter, h. 48 state
Landon Henry, carpenter, h. 105 fifth
Landon Daniel, carpenter, h. 180 fifth
Landus Caleb, brassfounder, boards 15 fifth Lane Mrs. Angelica, h. 22 first
Lane Jacob L., lawyer, office 9, h. 51 first Lane Matthew, merchant, boards 22 first
Lane Charles, drygoods, 265 river, h. 105 fourth
Langdon John C., steam engine and machine factory, mechanic, h. 30 fourth
Langdon Barnabas, machinist, h. 13 third Langdon Henry D., machinist, 22 north second
Langworthy James, physician, 26 fourth Lanigan John, cooper, 31 albany Lansing & Dorr, lawyers, 19} congress Lansing Levinus J., lawyer, boards mechanic hall Lansing Jacob V. H., liverystable, h. 89 congress Lansing Jane, mantuamaker, 113 second Lansing John, tinman boards 131 river Lansing & Durfee, wagonmakers, 37 ferry Lantrow Mrs. Thomas P., h. 150 fourth Larcom Horace B., shoemaker, boards 300 river Larkin John, carpenter, boards 33 grand division
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Larrabee William, clerk, boards washington hall Larvin Antig, blacksmith, 33 fifth Lasell Elias, h. 21 sixth
Lasell Luther R., silversmith, 30 congress, h. 46 second
Lauder William, whitewasher, 144 third
Lawler Edward, grocer, 16 hill, cor. liberty
Lawrence John, carman, 6 franklin
Lawson James, shoemaker, 420 river Lay Josiah, coppersmith, boards 124 third Leavenworth Isaac, carpenter, hill continued Lee William, steward female seminary Lee Miss Thirza, teacher female seminary Ledyard William, clerk, boards washington hall Leggett Stephen C., hatstore and h. 248 river Lemon Charles, cabinetware room 25S river, h. 9 third Lemon William, cabinetmaker, boards 9 third Lemmon Thomas, grocer, 79 congress, h. 82 fifth
Lemmon Stewart, carpenter, boards 74 fifth Lemmon William, carpenter, boards 74 fifth Lemmon John, carpenter, boards 74 fifth Lennigan Conradt, laborer, 19 hill Lennon James, laborer, 177 fifth
Leonard Dennis, tailor, boards 252 river Leonard John, tailor, 9 smith's row, north second Leonard Thomas, laborer, 92 congress Leonard Robert, medical electrician, 141 first Leonard Rachael, widow, h. 139 third
Le Phemy Joseph, carpenter, ferry continued Lester Mrs. Susan W., milliner, 4 first Leverage Sacket, blacksmith, sixth, below state Levins Royal C., painter, h. 25 hill Lewis Asa, jun., grocer, 63 congress, h. 135 fifth Lewis Clark A., shoemaker, sixth, below albany Lewis Christian, laborer, 92 congress Lighthall Ahasuerus, shoemaker, h. 46 state Limeburger Joseph, pilot, rear 109 north second Lincoln Mrs. Almira H., vice principal female seminary Lindley Mrs. Doreas, h. 12 franklin Lines John, painter, h. 372 river Linn Mrs. Mary, h. 58 king Livingston Charles, pilot, h. 40 grand division Livingston Timothy, clerk, boards national hotel
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Le Fevre Rev. Clement F., pastor universalist church, h. alley rear 95 fifth
Locke Mrs. Hepsey, tailoress, 264 river Lockwood Albert J., blacksmith, 348 river Lockwood Luke, cabinetwareroom and h. 17 congress Lockwood & Redfield, drygoods, 257 river
Lockwood Hanford N., merchant, h. 14 second
Lockwood Samuel G., millwright, 14 division
Lockwood Rodney S., clerk, boards rensselaer house Long Walter, laborer, 199 fifth .
Lorman John, victualler, 129 river
Lorman Henry, teamster, boards 129 river
Lorman John, jr., boards 129 river
Loudon Mrs. Blandina, h. 100 second
Loveland Abner, merchant, 191 river, h. 27 ferry Loveland Hanford, lastmaker, 307 river, h. sixth, below albany
Loveland Horace, sloopmaster, h. 420 river Low Peter, stovefactory 281 river, boards 35 second Low John, stovemaker, boards 35 second Lown William, blacksmith, boards 20 third Lown Jacob, laborer, river continued
Lownsbury Levi S., teacher, school and dwelling sixth, above albany
Lownsbury Hannah, widow, boards 89 fourth Lowrey, Norton & Stanton, merchants, 185 river Lowrey Wait, merchant, h. 138 third Lyman M. J. & Sons, druggists, 273 river Lyman Micah J., druggist, h. 32 third Lyman Lewis & Co., drygoods, 271 river, h. 30 second Lyman Charles, druggist, boards 32 third
Lyman George, druggist, h. 20 albany Lyon Lewis, tobacco factory 279} river, h. 8 fourth
Lyon George, grocer, mechanic
Lyon Columbus, moulder, h. 15 fifth
Mabbet Jonathan, h. 62 north third Mabbet Mrs. Mary, 29 third Mackey John W., sloopmaster, 337 river Madden Henry, chandler, h. 87 river Mahaney Michael, laborer, 186 fourth
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Mallary Joel, merchant, h. 102 first Mallory Henry, painter, 235 river, h. 152 fourth Malone Thomas, laborer, S9 north second Main Wallace, grocer, 64 congress, cor. fourth Mangin Frederick, moulder, h. 36 north second Mann T. & R., hardware, 335 river Mann Timothy, merchant, h. 9 sixth Mann Russell, merchant, h. 35 grand division
Mann Silas, clerk, boards 137 third
Mann Benjamin, h. ferry continued
Mann Benjamin, jr., h. ferry continued
Mann Mrs. Margaret, tailoress, 55 third
Mann Francis N., lawyer, 23 congress, boards city hotel Mann John D., clerk, h. 20 fifth Manning Joseph, baker, 165 fourth Manning Aaron, harnessmaker, 51 congress Mansion House, J. Wells, cor. albany and second Marlow Morris, blacksmith, h. 42 third Marshall Robert, pedler, h. rear 111 north second
Marshall Benjamin, boardinghouse, 35 second Martin John, grocer, 121 fifth, cor. congress Martin Andrew, laborer, ferry continued Martin Fralick, laborer, 346 river Martin Robert, constable, h. 130 fifth Martin Truman, teamster, boards 20 king
Martin Henry, laborer, congress continued Martin Nicholas, laborer, rear 140 fifth Martin Harry, sawyer, h. 147 second Martling Daniel, auctioneer, 361, h. 344 river Martling John O., confectioner, 213 congress, cor. first Marvin V. & D., drygoods, 259 river Marvin Valentine, merchant, h. 11 second Marvin Daniel, jr., merchant, h. 6 third Marvin Daniel, h. 6 third ....
Mason Rev. Thomas, h. 49 third Mason Thomas, clerk, boards national hotel Mason John, innkeeper, second ward house, 65 second Mason Luther, laborer, congress continued Mather William, merchant tailor, h. 34 first Mather & Bostwick, drapers and tailors, 232 river Mather Charles C., clerk, boards rensselaer house Mattoon Richard, lottery vender, h. 6 north third
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Mattoon Samuel, boards 6 north third Maxon Stephen, jr., teamster, h. 59 river Mayatt John, nailer, liberty
Mayhew Anson & George, grocers, cor. congress and third, h. 97 third
Meader Bromley, shoemaker, boards 24 federal Mechanic Hall, H. Thurston, 140 river
Mechanic Society's Room, Sz state, up stairs Meeker Eliakim, painter, rear 307 river, h. 18 sixth Meghan Conner, laborer, congress continued Meigs Gilbert, carpenter, h. sixth, below albany Meigs William, carpenter, sixth, below albany
Mellendy Elias, laborer, 170 fourth
Mentor Alvin, laborer, 119 fifth
Merchant Matthew, laborer, congress continued Merchant Matthew, jr., carpenter, congress continued Merritt Isaac, merchant, 191 river, h. 28 first Merritt Jacob, merchant, 253 river, h. 53 second Merritt Jacob & Co., merchants, 253 river Merritt Charles H., merchant, boards 53 second Merritt Isaac J., merchant, boards 53 second Merrity James, laborer, 32 north second Mesick Peter, painter, boards congress continued Middleton James, boards 117 fifth Millard Ira, barkeeper, city hotel Miller Uriah, makes window fastenings 276, h. 284 river Miller William R., baker, hoosick, east of river -
Miller Seth, boards hoosick, east of river Miller Jacob, cooper, 372 river Miller Martha, tailoress, 129 fifth
Millie Thomas, cooper, 132 third Milligan Frederick, laborer, 144 third
Millikin Ambrose, machinist, 3 north third
Mills William, shoemaker, 163 fourth
Mills John, shoemaker, 119 fifth Monroe Philip, clerk, boards 33 second Monroe Amos, mason, h. 102 fifth
Monroe John, cabinetmaker, 4 federal, boards 332 river Monroe Theodore, shoemaker, river continued Monroe Stephen, shoemaker, 24 north second
Montague Orlando, h. 50 state
Moody Thomas M., shoemaker, 301 river
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Moody Dexter, carpenter, boards 68 fifthi Moore Lewis, grocer, 109 north second Moore Mark, h. 117 fifth Moore William, cooper, S2 fifth Moore John, grocer, 102 fifth
Moore Nancy, widow, 102 fifth
Moors Paul, grocer, 435 river Morey John, h. 145 fifth
Morgan Francis, merchant, boards mansion house Morgan Mrs. Elizabeth, h. alley rear female seminary Morgan William, merchant, boards rear seminary Morgan Hiram, stage agent, boards mechanic hall Morgan John K., laborer, 128 fifth Morgan Thomas, currier, boards 20 king Morran Michael, laboror, rear 11 north third Morrell James, sloopmaster, 448 river Morris John E., carpenter, 174 fourth Morris Sheldon, boardinghouse, 68 fifth
Morris Justus, brickmaker, 111 north second Morrison George, carpenter, river continued Morrison John, grocer, 29 fifth, cor. elbow Morrison James, laborer, 24 king
Morrison Christian, boards 422 river Mosely Ezra, constable, 75 third Mosher Harvey, merchant, h. rear 404 river Mosher Alfred, h. 17 grand division Mott John, sloopmaster, 2 hutton Moulta Christopher, laborer, 386 river Moulton Howard, lumberdealer, h. 76 river Mount Thomas J., brushmaker, 132 third Mowrey Le Roy, merchant, boards 47 first Moyne William, laborer, 352 river MulleyJeremiah, cooper, 38 north second Mulvany John, shoemaker, 170 third DIunro Levi, grocer, 150 fifth, cor. ferry Munro Archibald, teamster, 133 river Munson Rufus, clerk, boards 337 river Murphy Dennis, laborer, ferry, opposite jail Murphy Hugh, tanner, boards 20 king Murphy Dennis, laborer, 5 jacob Murray Charles, laborer, boards 372 river Myers Robert R., currier, rear 52 north second
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Myers John, cooper, 31 albany Myers Andrew, laborer, 48 franklin Mynderson Hannah, widow, washer, 39 division M'Aken John, laborer, 175 third M'Annely Michael, laborer, 201 fifth M'Carty Patrick, laborer, 346 river M'Carty James F., boards 14 ferry M'Carty James, blacksmith, 6 north second
M'Cauley, Mrs. Adeline, teacher, rear 92 congress M'Chesney H. & L., grocers, 268 river M'Chesney Henry, merchant, 13 federal M'Chesney Leonard, merchant, 16 north second
M'Chesney Francis C., blacksmith, alley rear 8 fifth, h. 4 north third
M'Chesney Robert, merchant, boards washington hall M'Chesney William, teamster, 98 north second M'Chesney & French, merchants, 1 franklin square M'Chesney James, laborer, 7 fifth
M'Clellen Edward, clerk, boards 17 first M'Codick James, laborer, rear 272 river
M'Codick Robert, blacksmith, boards rear 272 river M'Collum Thomas, cooper, 29 albany
M'Collum Gerret Q., coachmaker, 350 river
M'Conihe Isaac, lawyer and judge, 25 congress, h. 107 first
M'Connell Alexander, grocer, 380 river
M'Connelly Charles, pilot, boards 131 river
M'Coun Townsend, merchant, 193 river, h. 39 second M'Coun John T., merchant, h. 45 second M'Coun Mrs. Margaret, h. 45 second
M'Coun John, teamster, 37 first M'Coy Luther, teamster, h. 72 fifth
M'Coy Andrew, blacksmith, h. 109 north second M'Coy Alexander, blacksmith, h. 119 north second M'Coy Dennis, stonemason, congress continued M'Cready David, mason, 157 fifth
M'Cue Hugh, millstonemaker, h. 18 jacob M'Donald Patrick, boards 394 river M'Ewen Patrick, grocer, 190 fourth M'Farland Luther W., clerk, 328 river M'Girk Patrick, laborer, 23 grand division M'Gowin Clark, grocer, mechanic
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M'Grath Hugh, printer, boards 204 river M'Guire David, carman, rear 117 north second M'Guire Barnard, shoemaker, 172 third M'Guire Patrick, grocer, 187 fifth M'Inany Matthew, mason, ferry continued M'Kee Rev. Robert, boards 114 second M'Kee James, wheelwright, 150 fourth
M'Kelsie David, chair and sofa warehouse, 184 river, h. 91 first
M'Keon John, sixth, below albany M'Kibbin Isaiah, teamster, 194 fifth
M'Lauglilin John F., harnessmaker, 204 and 260 river
M'Lean Daniel, teamster, boards 16 franklin
M'Manus, Mrs. Mary, h. 94 third
M'Manus William, lawyer, office 49 congress M'Manus Thomas, laborer, congress continued M'Manus James, grocer, 5 smith's row, grand division M'Morris Ephraim, barkeeper, mansion house M'Murray Robert D., brushmaker, h. 29 second M'Naught Andrew, barber, 51 congress M'Pherson Alexander, coppersmith, boards 351} river M'Rea Farquhar, carpenter, 76 fifth, shop in rear
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Naffey John, shoemaker, boards 10 north second Nash Abraham, brewery 188 fifth, h. 143 third National Hotel, F. Cowee, cor. river and ferry Nazro Henry, hardware, 216 river, h. 41 first Neels Peter, Mrs. Neels mantuamaker, 159 river Neels Francis, tailor, 24 king Nelson John D., carpenter, 33 division
Nelson Alexander, planemaker, boards 29 ferry Nelson Robert, planemaker, boards 29 ferry Nelson Thomas, turner, 307 river Nettleton Timothy, laborer, h. 3 north third Newbold Robert, shoemaker, h. 46 ferry Newcomb John A., clerk, boards city hotel Newland Cyrus, miller, m'coun's mills Newman John, barber, liberty
Nichol Rensselaer C., barkeeper, troy house Nonan John, laborer, 205 fifth
Norris James, teacher music, 141 first
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Northern Transportation Line Office, 155 river, up stairs Northrup Andrew, combmaker, 170 fourth Norton Sylvester, merchant, h. 132 second Noxon James P., clerk, boards city hotel Noxon Mrs. Magdalen, washer, sixth, below state Numan & Sharpe, merchants, 155 river Numan Abraham, merchant, h 116 third Nutting Lucius B., boards rensselaer dyehouse
Oak James, laborer, 74 fifth Oakley Peter, shoemaker, boards 24 federal Oatman Daniel, merchant tailor, 226 river, h. 37 fifth Oatman John, shoemaker, boards 252 river O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, rear 26 fifth O'Brien George, mason, 47 ferry O'Brien Moses, cooper, liberty O'Brien James, blacksmith, 5 sixth Ogden Edward, coachtrimmer, h. 112 fifth Ogden James, coachmaker, boards 112 fifth O'Harre Patrick, laborer, 17 king O'Harre John, laborer, 17 king Orcutt Origin, teacher, school 33 fourth, h. 300 river Orcutt Mrs. Eliza, tailoress, 176 fifth Ormsby John, grocer, 460 river Orr William, h. 177 fourth Osborn William, merchant, h. 65 fourth Osborn John, clerk, boards rensselaer house
Osborn Henry T., shoemaker, boards 300 river Osborn William W., laborer, congress continued Ostrander Evert, sloopmaster, h. 47 grand division Ostrom Isaac, fruriter, h. 16 jacob Otis Samuel, carpenter, seventh, below albany Otis Chandler, carpenter, seventh, below albany Otis Elisha, carpenter, seventh, below albany Outhout Henry, laborer, dock, below division Outhout Rachel, washer, 153 fourth Overacker Martin, carpenter, 41 fourth Overacker Lansing T., river continued Owen John, shoemaker, boards 163 third Oxford Mrs. Lovisa, 31 state
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Packard T. & D., shoestore 45 congress
Packard Timothy, shoemaker, h. 102 third
Packard Davis, shoemaker, h. 52 state
Packard Timothy, jr., hatter, ferry, east of jail Packard Clement, hatter, liberty Packard Alanson, shoemaker, 97 third Paige Elias, laborer, boards 194 fifth
Paige Moses, constable, boards 166 fourth
Paine Mrs. Eliza, h. 30 second
Paine John, lawyer, 21, h. 19 first
Palmer Micah, blacksmith, h. 4 north second
Paris Daniel, county treasurer, h. 105 first
Parker William S., bookseller and stationer, 225, h. 114 river
Parker John T., bookseller, boards 114 river
Parker Charles, h. 75 first
Parker Sylvester, stove factory 243 river, h. 43 third
Parker Rowland, tailor, 3S second
Parker Thomas, stovemaker, h. 15 second
Parker Daniel, shipcarpenter, 386 river
Parker Albert, barber, 312, h. 323 river
Parkhurst Philo, stage agent, boards national hotel
Parks James, teacher, school 10S fourth, boards 75 third Parmentier Silas, laborer, congress continued
Parsons Gould, grocer, 52 congress, h. 136 fourth
Parsons George, dentist, 23 grand division
Parsons Mrs. Cyntha, h. 109 river
Patchin Thaddeus W., cashire bank of troy, boards 47 first Patchin Aaron D., bookkeeper, bank of troy, boards 47 first
Patchin Gerardus, barber, 343 congress
Patrick & Gardner, merchants, 263 river
Patrick Jesse, merchant, h. 75 fourth
Pattison & Hart, forwarding merchants, 155 river, cor. congress, up stairs
Pattison Elias, forwarding merchant, h. 49 second
Pattison George, laborer, 47 ferry
Paul Thomas, papermaker, ferry continued
Pawling Albert, h. 40 river
Pease Enoch, barkeeper, city hall
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Pease Albert, laborer, troy house
Peck Collier, innkeeper, first ward house, cor. ferry and second
Peck Daniel R., merchant, boards 44 third
Peck John, laborer 168 fourth
Peck Harvey, shipcarpenter, 23 jacob
Peel Evert, cooper, 6 north second
Peirce B. &. Son, crockey, 222 river
Reirce Benjamin, merchant, h. 53 fourth
Peirce Chauncey, merchant, h. 104 first
Peirce William, postmaster, h. 83 first
Peirson David, law student, h. 7 sixth
Peirson Albert M., coachmaker, Mrs. Peirson milliner, 13 congress
Peirson William, carpenter, boards 317 river,
Peirson Abraham, carpenter, 16 sixth
Pendleton Clinton, clerk, boards washington hall
Percey David, innkeeper, 400 river
Perkins Andrew, oysters and victualing cellar, 50 con- gress
Perry Amos S., merchant, h. 57 fourth
Perry Sanford S., pottery 191, h. 166 fourth
Perry John, stage proprietor, h. 5 north second
Perry William, blacksmith, h. 24 fifth
Perry George, teamster, h. 106 fifth
Perry Matthew S., wagonmaker, h. 14 federal
Peters William W., boatman, h. 15 elbow
Peterson James, grocer, 74 congress Peterson Harry, laborer, rear 147 second
Phelps Olivia, school teacher, 122 fourth
Phelps Mrs. Elizabeth, 12 congress Phelps William, h. 131 third
Phelps Elihu, cooper, h. 107 river
Philips William, teamster, rear SO north second
Philips Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 143 first Pilman William, shoemaker, 142 fifth Pine Edward, carpenter, 45 grand division Pitcher Samuel, merchant, h. 66 fourth Pitcher John, tailor, boards washington hall Plane William, laborer, liberty Platt Ebenezer, inspector hides &c. 244 river, h. 76 fifth Plum Elias, merchant, h. 92 fifth
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Plum William, clerk, 137 first Pomeroy Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 160 third Porter Edward, mason, 35 division Porter William, shoemaker, boards 19 congress Porter John, merchant, 66 congress
Porter Dennison, clerk, boards city hall Post Office, 6 state
Potter Arnold, reedmaker, boards 18 third
Potter William C., lottery office cor. river and ferry, boards city hotel
Potter Candis, widow, boards 25 ferry
Powel Henry M., professor music, female seminary
Powel Abraham, harnessmaker, boards 9 smith's row, north second
Powelson Isaac V., drygoods, 170 river, h. S9 fourth Powers Ebenezer, boatman, h. 124 north second
Powers Richard, laborer, 186 fourth
Powers Jonathan, hardware, 408 river
Powers Bartley, butcher, church, below state
Powers Josiah, grocer, 87 congress
Powers Lyman, clerk, boards 91 congress
Pratt John, laborer, seventh, below state
Pratt James, laborer, 386 river
Prendergast Martin, laborer, 197 fifth
Prentiss Ebenezer, leatherdresser, river continued Prescott Ebenezer, painter, h. 43 fifth
Prescott Charles B., painter, h. 47 fifth
Prescott E. & Co., painters and glaziers, 279 river Prescott & Holcomb, lookingglass factory 246} river Prescott John E., lookingglass maker, boards 47 fifth Prescott John, captain city watch, albany, east of fifth Prescott Joseph B., blacksmith, 6 hill
Preston Lyman, grocer, 372, boards 381 river Pretlove James, cooper, 373 river
Price James M., carpenter, congress continued
Price Abraham, innkeeper, 91 congress
Price John, liverystable, 91 congress
Price John, shoemaker, boards 9 smith's row, north second
Price Jonathan, painter, S smith's row, grand division Price William J., blacksmith, 9 ferry
Prime Horatio P., shoemaker, h. 370 river
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Prince Joseph, laborer, rear 132 fifth Proudfit Ebenezer, merchant, boards mansion house Proudfit Daniel, merchant, boards washington hall Pruyne Peter, clerk post office, boards 83 first Prymor Archibald, blacksmith, 14 fifth Pullen John, teamster, 176 fifth
Purdy Reuben, city measurer, 26 second Purdy Alfred T., glovemaker, 26 second Purdy Oscar, laborer, 184 fourth Purinton & Jones, hides and leather, 425 river
Purinton Abijah, merchant, h. 4 king
Putnam Samuel, teamster, 13 ferry
Putnam Caleb, clerk, boards SS congress
Quackenbush Gerret V. S., drygoods 202, h. 78 river Quackenbush Anthony J., chairmaker, 96 river Quackenbush James, cooper, 29 albany Quin Philip, grocer, 111 river
Quin John, laborer, 99 north second
Quin Alexander, laborer, 99 north second
Quin Mrs. Julia, 99 north second
Quin Mrs Mary, 33 fifth
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Rand Gardner W., blacksmith, mechanic, h. 40 third Rand Ezekiel, brickmaker, 26 elbow
Randall Benjamin F., blacksmith, h. 98 congress
Randall Ezra S., carpenter, h. north fourth, above fed- eral
Randall David, machinist, hill continued Randol Enos, h. 36 fifth
Rankin J. & Co., leather and hides, 267 river
Rankin James, merchant, h. 20 fourth
Rathbone Samuel C., carman, 107 north second
Raymond James, draper and tailor, 7 first, h. 45 third Read Thomas, brewer, h. 126 fourth
Read & Armstrong's brewery, ferry, east of jail
Read Rollin R., boards 126 fourth
Read Matthew P., boards 126 fourth
Reed Leonard, superintendent dredging machine, h. 32 fourth
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Read Hugh, laborer, 191 fifth Reed Evert, coppersmith, boards 252 river Reed John, stagedriver, 116 river
Reed George, shoemaker, 173 third Reed Benjamin, deputy sheriff, at the jail
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