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Recorder's Office, 29 first Redfield Bela, h. 22 second
Redfield Philip S., merchant, h. 24 second
Redfield Sidney A., merchant, boards 22 second
Reilay, Hastings & Co., flour and grain, 147 river Reilay Gilbert, merchant, h. 94 river Reilay John, laborer, 14S third Remmey Joseph, potter, 9 hill
Renouf William, carpenter, 95 fifth
Renouf Miss M., bonnetmaker, 95 fifth
Rensselaer and Saratoga Insurance Company, D. Hall secretary, office 9 first, up stairs
Rensselaer School, river, near slooplock
Rensselaer House, G. V. Huddleston, cor. river & second
Reynolds Benjamin, turner, 7 state, h. 99 third
Reynolds Barney, butcher, 115 fifth
Rhyne Maria, widow, 6 franklin
Rhyne James, laborer, 199 fifth Rice Nehemiah, stage proprietor, 142 third
Rich John, carpenter, 428 river
Rich William, barber, 152 river, h. 130 second
Richards L. & Sons, hides, oil and leather, 247 river
Richards Lewis, merchant, h. SO fourth
Richards, Truesdell & Co., hides, oil and leather, 249 river
Richards Rufus, merchant, h. 24 third
Richards Henry, merchant, h. 91 fifth
Richards Charles, merchant, h. 110 fourth
Richards Albert, merchant, h. 69 fourth
Richards George B., agent northern transportation line, boards mechanic hall
Richards George W., chairmaker, h. 36 ferry
Richards Seth, printer, h. alley rear 107 second Richardson James, laborer, 194 fifth Richardson Alford, turner, 295 river Richardson Bernice, painter, boards 252 river
Richmond Abraham, cooper, cor. second and washington
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Rightor Henry, clerk, boards national hotel Riley Michael, innkeeper and grocer, 156 fourth Riley Thomas, laborer, 20 division
Riley George, lookingglass maker, 361 river Riley John, laborer, 20 division
Ring George, blacksmith, boards 3 smith's row, north second
Robbins Amatus, physician, 35 first
Roberts William, h. 115 fourth
Roberts William, jr., city surveyor, 115 fourth
Roberts Ralph B., lumber dealer, h. 394 river
Robey George, stocking factory, congress continued
Robinson Elijah E., auctioneer, boards 7 sixth
Robinson & Spalding, auction and commission room 272 river
Robinson William, clerk, boards 55 fourth
Robinson Samuel, clerk, boards 14 grand division
Robinson George, carpenter, 106 first
Rockwell Daniel, blacksmith, congress continued
Rodman Edward, dyer and scourer, 11 state
Rogers Halsey, h. 10 first
Rogers James, boatman, 28 jacob
Rogers David C., tinware factory 54, h. 69 congress
Rogers Alexander, locksmith, 109 first, h. 16 division
Rogers Daniel, teamster, h. 204 river
Rogers Amos, sloopmaster, north fourth, above federal Rogers Joseph G., teacher, school 27 north secand Rogers Levi, boarding house, 351} river
Rogers Oliver, teamster, rear 52 north second
Romaine William, shoemaker, 82 north second
Romer Ardenes, chairmaker, 119 fifth
Root Lewis E., merchant, 265 river, boards mansion house
Root Miss Charlotte, milliner, sixth, below state Rose Brownell B., clerk, boards 252 river
Rosecrans Enoch H., lawyer, 11 first, boards mansion house
Ross Elias, plater, 6 albany, h. 113 fifth
Ross Stephen, lawyer, 40 king, h. 72 north second Ross Nathaniel S., grocer, 452 river Rouke Owen, laborer, 45 second
Rouke John, butcher, boards 59 congress
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Rousseau, Richards & Co., merchants, 217 river Rousseau Achille J., merchant, h. 78 fourth Rousseau Henry, hatter, h. 2S fourth Rousseau Lewis, h. 12 fourth
Rousseau Abraham, machinist, boards 8 fourth Rousseau Benjamin, physician, boards 78 fourth Rowe William S., clerk, boards mechanic hall Rowe Dennis, currier, boards 252 river
Rowell Simeon, planemaker, 97 second, h. 23 ferry Rowland Amos, innkeeper, yankee hotel, 146 river Rowley Reuben, portrait painter, Sz state, up stairs Rozier Charles, victualling cellar, 11S river Ruby Cornelius, laborer, 386 river
Russell Joseph, merchant, 263 river, h. 42 second Russell Martin, constable, h. 23 grand division Russell Samuel, physician, 100 second Russell William, laborer, congress continued Rust Nelson, grocer, 250 river, h. 27 grand division Rutherford Joseph, painter, h. 9 jacob
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Sackett & Lane, crockery, 221 river Sackett Daniel, merchant, h. 21 albany Sage Norton, carpenter, h. sixth, below state Sage & Robinson, grocers, 410 river Sage Henry R., h. 410 river
Sage William F., merchant, h. 111 fourth Sagendorf Nicholas, coachmaker, boards washington hall Salisbury Amos, ropemaker, office 2, h. 72 river Salisbury George, ropemaker, boards 108 river Salisbury John, laborer, h. 183 fourth Sampson Esther, boardinghouse, 108 river Sanderson Jonathan B., shoemaker, 11 fifth Sanderson Winslow F., shoemaker, 316 river Sanderson John R., millwright, 27 hill Santonne Orville, tailor, 12 franklin Savage Asa, capmaker, h. 45 sixth Saxton Jona. A., editor troy sentinel, boards 65 second Saxton Eleanor, widow, seventh, below albany Sayles Duty, h. 25 ferry Sayles John, clerk, boards 25 ferry Sayles Robert, boatman, liberty
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Scanlan Cornelius, laborer, rear 102 fifth Schermerhorn Jacob, carpenter, 130 third Schenck Edward, blacksmith, 307 river Schuyler Stephen V. R., h. 6 liberty Schuyler Cortland, street commissioner, 6 liberty Schuyler Cornelius, druggist, 219 river, h. 61 fourth Sculley James, laborer, rear 11 north second Seabury Isaac, wagonmaker, 14 elbow Seaman Andrew, boatman, 17 elbow Searle Abijah, cooper, 5 jacob. Searles James, shoemaker, boards 94 third Sears Henry H., grocer, 92, h. 96 river Sears James C., teacher, school 75 first, boards 75 third Selden Joseph D., h. 11 first
Selden William J., druggist, boards troy house Selleck Stephen, h. 66 north second
Selleck Jonathan, sexton st. paul's church, h. 130 third Selleck Elias, clerk, boards mechanic hall Sessions John B., mason, ferry continued
Seymour Israel, stoneware factory 44, h. 40 ferry Seymour Charles E., potter, boards 40 ferry
Seymour David L., lawyer, 27 congress, boards wash- ton hall
Shannahan Rev. John, pastor st. peter's church, h. 7 federal
Sharpe Joseph, laborer, congress continued
Sharpe Joshua, furnaceman, h. rear 111 north second Sharpe & Clark, drygoods, 17S river Sharpe Peter, merchant, boards city hotel
Sharpe Frederick A., merchant, boards mechanic hall Shattuck Lemuel, grocer, 10S first Shaw Isaac W., laborer, 84 north second
Shaw Clement, carpenter, rear 177 fourth Shaw Daniel, laborer, 22 division Shaw Mrs. Olive, congress continued Shay Richard, cooper, h. sixth, below state Shay John, cooper, h. sixth, below state Shears Jacob, carpenter, 109 north second Shedd George, school teacher, 21 fifth Sheehan Bartholomew, tailor, 145 fifth Sheldon Elisha, physician, 41, h. 39 third Sheldon Samuel, h. 39 third
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Sheldon Ambrose H., drygoods, 180 river, h. 21 sixth
Sheldon Mercy, nurse, h. 40 third
Sheldon Daniel, grocer, h. 128 second
Sheldon Daniel, stationer, 360 river
Sheldon Benjamin, carpenter, h. 107 fifth
Sheldon Elisha, merchant, 189 river, boards 148 second Sheldon Agnes, h. 14S second
Sheldon James P., boards 148 second
Sheldon Cyrus D., lawyer and justice, 325 river, h. 3 fifth Sheppard Joseph H., lumberyard, cor. elbow and sixth, h. 22 elbow
Sheppard William, clerk, boards 22 elbow
Sherman Edward A., lottery and exchange office 256, boards 252 river
Sherman David, cooper, 27 albany
Sherwood Joseph, blacksmith, h. 11 fifth
Sherwood Isaac, blacksmith, h. 11 fifth
Shook Jeremiah, blacksmith, h. 28 jacob
Shorts Thomas, soapboiler, h. 44 king Shoulters Thomas, cooper, 5 jacob Shulan John, shoemaker, boards 33 grand division Silliman, Grant & Co., merchants, 333 river Silliman Robert D., merchant, h. 1 sixth Silliman John, sloopmaster, h. 152 third Silliman Heman, pilot, h. 8 king Simmons Mrs. Margaret, h. 139 fourth Simmons John, laborer, ferry, opposite jail Sims George, morocco dresser, h. 3 king Sims Mrs. Margaret, tailoress, 128 second Skilton Avery J., physician, 107 fourth Skinner Henry, tinman, boards 38 second Slade C. &. J., grocers, 425 river, Slade Caleb, grocer, h. 100 north second Slade Israel, grocer, h. 96 north second Slade Benjamin, grocer, 115, h. 113 north second Slason Alfred, crockery, 173 river, h. 130 first Slason Dutcher, grocer, 34 congress, h. SO first Slason Loenard T., clerk, boards 35 second Smalley Henry, sloopmaster, h. 20 jacob Smith Samuel, teamster, 177 third Smith Owen, laborer, 195 fifth
Smith Miss Hepsibah, milliner, 230 river
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Smith George, inspector provisions, h. 85 third Smith Adam, millstone factory 363, h. 367 river Smith Roswell, merchant, 199 river, h. 14 sixth
Smith William T., cabinet warehouse 200} river, up stairs, h. 63 fourth
Smith Elijah, h. 12 grand division
Smith George W. L., merchant, boards 12 g. division
Smith & Wood, merchants, 1 albany
Smith Harvey, merchant, h. 55 third
Smith Nathaniel, letter carrier, 170 fourth
Smith, Peck &. Co., drygoods, 218 river
Smith Sidney, merchant, boards rensselaer house
Smith & Tupper, provisions and groceries, 371 river Smith Hiram, merchant, h. 32 king
Smith Gideon B., carpenter, h. 9 grand division
Smith William, laborer, rear 102 fifth
Smith William R., carpenter, h. 26 north third Smith Joseph L., window blindmaker, 3193, h. 337 river Smith Asher, carpenter, boards 29 hill
Smith Henry, draper and tailor, 152} river, boards 113 second
Smith Henry B., clerk, h. 106 fourth
Smith, Start & Co., carmen, 206 river
Smith Abijah E., grocer, dock
Smith John, boards 291 river
Smith William, barber, boards 323 river
Smith David, laborer, rear 406 river
Smith Anning T., sloopmaster, h. 346 river Smith James, laborer, 346 river
Smith & Farrar, crockery, 5 franklin square
Smith Asa, furnaceman, 6 smith's row, north second
Smith Mrs. Susan, boardinghouse, 8 smith's row, north second
Smith James, grocer, 89 north second
Smith Simeon, jr., h. 6 hutton
Smith Harriet, widow, 14 federal
Smith Mrs. Rachel, tailoress, 69 fifth, up stairs
Smith Jacob, drygoods, 174 river, boards 17 fifth
Smith Allen, laborer, boards yankee hotel
Smith John, laborer, boards yankee hotel
Smith Levi, sloopmaster, 32 federal
Smith Weston, h. 32 federal
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Smith Rebecca P., tailoress, 1 king Smith David, h. 22 federal
Smith Isaac N., mason, 19 federal
Smothit Douglas, laborer, congress continue d
Snedekor Isaac, h. 63 third
Snedekor Joseph, grocery and livery stable, 22 state Snell Thomas, laborer, 358 river
Snow James, captain towboat, h. 78 fifth Snyder Simon, h. 4 north second
Snyder Christian, blacksmith, sixth, below state Snyder Lawrence C., wagonmaker, h. 9S congress Snyder James, laborer, 100 congress
Somerby Horatio G., fancy painter, 144 river Somandyke John, laborer, 142 second Southwick Daniel, merchant, h. 90 fourth Southwick, Cannon & Warren, drygoods, 211 river
Southwick Thomas M., clerk, h. 112 fourth
Sowle Joseph, innkeeper, 131 fourth, cor. congress Spaulding Charles W., auctioneer, boards 314 river Spencer John, shoemaker, 26 division Spencer Enoch, shoemaker, 2 north second
Spoor Abraham D., physician, 77 third
Squire George, shipcarpenter, river continued
Squire William, butcher, north market, h. 32 federal
Staples Austin, sexton north presbyterian church, h. alley rear 22 fifth
Starbuck N. & Sons, furnace and office 351 river
Starbuck Nathaniel, h. 56 fourth
Starbuck Benjamin, h. S third
Starbuck Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 52 second
Starbuck Moses, clerk, boards 25 ferry
Starks & Sage, rectifying store 137 river, grocery 92 congress
Starks Alanson F., merchant, h. sixth, below state
Starks Ralph I., merchant, boards 91 congress Starks Silas, laborer, 440 river
Starks Independence, grocer, 293 river
Start Daniel, carman, h. 86 first
Stanton Amos P., merchant, boards mansion house
Stearns Livy S., innkeeper, 332 river
Stearns Roxana, widow, 332 river
Steele Samuel, school teacher, 21 fifth
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Stevens Thaddeus, Mrs. Stevens milliner, 77 congress Stevenson James M., lawyer, boards mansion house Stevenson John, laborer, rear 140 fifth
Stevenson Eugene P., professor greek and latin, female seminary
Stewart Walter, harnessmaker, boards washington hall Stickney Thomas & Lyman, grocers, 374 river
Stickney & Symonds, grocers, 381 river
Stickney Charles, merchant, boards 9 smith's row, north second
Stillwell Miss Lydia, h. 232 river
Stillwell Mrs. Ruth, 127 fifth
Stone Daniel H., police justice, 23 congress, board: national hotel
Stone Luther N., farmer, congress continued
Storey William, gardner, h. 146 fourth
Storm Allen B., lawyer, 49 congress
Stott Frederick, shipcarpenter, h. river continued
Stoughton Ann, widow, boards 66 north second
Stoughton Livy, inspector lumber, h. 150 fourth
Stow Silas K., teller merchants and mechanics bank, boards mansion house
Stowell Alexander, laborer, congress continued
Stowits Frederick B., harnessmaker, 1573 river, h. 31 franklin
Stowits William, harnessmaker, boards 31 franklin
Stratton Rev. John B., pastor methodist church, h. 141 third
Stratton Latham, h. 39 fifth
Stratton L. & Son, rensselaer furnace 42 fifth
Stratton Nathaniel L., boards 37 fifth
Stricker Charles, mason, seventh, below state
Strong Henry W., lawyer, 193 congress, boards mansion house
Stuart William, cabinetmaker, boards 252 river
Sullivan John, laborer, 189 fifth
Sullivan James, laborer, 189 fifth
Surrogate's Office, 74 second, up stairs Sutherland Robert, carpenter, boards 20 third
Saza Joseph D., gunsmith, boards 25 north second Swallow Joel, brickmaker, hill continued
Swan Lemuel S., clerk lottery office, 343} river
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Swan George D., shoemaker, seventh, below state . Swartwout Henry, blacksmith, h. 155 third Swartwout Cornelius, teamster, h. 112 north second Swartwout Simon, blacksmith, boards 155 third Swartwout John, painter, boards 16 franklin Swartwout Mrs. William, h. 16 franklin Swazey Samuel, moroccodresser, boards 456 river Swears Jacob, laborer, 24 hill
Sweeney Daniel, brushmaker, 103 second Symonds Thomas, merchant, h. 86 north second Symonds Harmanus, laborer, congress continued Symonds Benjamin, blacksmith, shop jacob, h. rear 7S north second
Syphar John, barber, 136 river
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Taft Joseph, furnaceman, rear 14 fifth Taintor William, machinist, h. 58 congress
Tallman Isaac W., shoestore, 163 river, h. 32 ferry Tasker Mrs. Julia, tailoress, 33 ferry Tator Henry, gauger, h. 103 fifth
Tatro Peter, laborer, S smith's row, grand division Taylor David, sloopmaster, Mrs. Taylor plain sewing, 113 fourth
Taylor William, shoemaker, 163 fourth
Taylor Joseph, teamster, rear 140 third
Taylor James, cabinetmaker, boards 3S second Taylor John, rear 106 first
Taylor Lyman, sloopmaster, north fourth, above federal Taylor Jerusha, tailoress, ferry, opposite jail Taylor Joseph C., tin and coppersmith, 177 river
Taylor John, pump and blockmaker, rear 133, h. 121 river
Taylor Miss Keziah, boards 136 fourth
Taylor Philip, shoemaker, 2 north third
Taylor George, mason, 36 north third
Taylor Rensselaer, laborer, north fourth, above federal Taylor John, tailor, boards 252 river Teachout Henry, blacksmith, 485, h. 483 river
Teason Francis, tanner, 20 king Teele Adam, furnaceman, h. 40 fifth
Teele William, shoemaker, 92 congress
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Temple Cyrus, shoemaker, h. 36 north second Terrey & Gallup, auction and commission store 237 river Terrey William, commission merchant, h. albany, east of .. sixth
Thayer Hezekiah, carpenter, Mrs. Thayer milliner and dressmaker, 317 river
Thomas John H., carpenter, h. 49 north third
Thomas John, justice and city chamberlain, 295, h. 262 river
Thomas Erastus, laborer, 82 north second
Thompson William, sloopmaster, rear 136 fourth
Thompson John Leland, druggist, 161 river, h. 128 first Thompson John Lovett, h. 28 federal
Thompson Stanley, h. 33 king
Thompson Robert, harnessmaker, boards 33 king Thompson Albert A., shoemaker, boards 33 king
Thompson Henry P., grocer, 282 river, h. 26 federal
Thompson Thomas J., grocer, 365 river
Thompson James, millwright, 4 smiht's row, north second Thompson Henrietta, widow, liberty
Thorn Joseph M., shoemaker, 34 ferry
Thorn Simon, ropemaker, 143 third
Thorn Hezekiah, laborer, 149 fourth
Thornburn Adam, grocer, cor. division and franklin
Thornton Richard, stockingweaver, congress continued Thurbur Abner, physician, office 144 river, h. 112 third" Thurber Edward E., drygoods and lottery office, 144 river
Thurston Henry, innkeeper, mechanic hall, 140 river Tibbits George, mayor, mansion congress, east of serenth Tice Charles, boatman, h. 106 north second .
Tice Rensselaer, boatman, h. rear 106 north second Tiffany Henry, chairmaker, h. 33 grand division Tillinghast Benjamin A., clerk, h. 367 river
Tillinghast Pardon D., draper and tailor, 357 river, h. 33 north third
Tillman Lewis T., lawyer, 3 second, h. 46 third
Tillman & Kendrick, lawyers, 3 second
Tillson Jacob, wagonmaker, boards 161 fourth Tirsha Lewis, tailor, 197 fourth
Titus Platt, innkeeper, troy house, cor. river and first Topping Thomas, brewer, boards 192 fifth
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Tower Mahew, sloopmaster, h. 98 north second Town Sylvanus, h. 136 fourth
Townsend Henry, merchant, h. 101 river
Townsend, Howland & Co., flour and grain, 145 river Townsend Harvey P., merchant, boards 33 second Townsend Eli, wagonmaker, 17 king, h. 350 river Townsend Eber, blacksmith, 13 king, h. 348 river Townsend Samuel, wagonmaker, 38, h. 36 ferry Townsend Mrs. Melissa, 373 river
Tracy Jedediah, agent troy wool and cotton factory, h. and office 37 first
Treadwell George W., carpenter, 350 river
Trowbridge Charles, coachmaker, boards 114 fourth Troy Sentinel Office, N. Tuttle, 225 river, up stairs Troy Female Seminary, 85 second
Troy Budget Office, J. C. Kemble, 8 state
Troy Watchman Office, E. Wellington, 307 river up stairs Troy House, P. Titus, cor. first and river
Truesdell John, merchant, h. 38 first
Truesdell George, merchant, boards 3S first Truesdell Phineas, sloopmaster, h. 125 second Truesdell Martin, clerk, cor. dock and ferry Truesdell Mrs. Mina, h. 147 fourth
Truesdell William A., carpenter, boards 147 fourth Truworthy William F., clerk, h. 14 jacob Tryon William A., clerk, h. 29 grand division
Tucker Rev. Mark, pastor north presbyterian church, h. 51 fourth
Tucker Mrs. Mary, boarding 158 second
Tully Thomas, laborer, ferry continued
Tupper Lemuel, sloopmaster, 36S river
Tupper Lemuel H., sloopmaster, 5 smith's row, north second
Tupper Charles, boards 36S river
Turner James, clerk, boards rensselaer house
Turner John W., laborer, h. 71 fifth
Tuttle Norman, printer, 225 river, up stairs, h. 35 ferry Tuttle John, laborer, congress continued
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Underhill A. & Son, grocers, cor. river and congress Underhill Abraham, city measurer, h. 10S third
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Underhill George R., grocer, boards 108 third Unthank William, shoemaker, 49 north third Upham Jabez, boardinghouse, 29 hill Upham Moses, laborer, congress continued Upham Eliphalet, laborer, congress continued Uran John, ropemaker, h. 87 river Uran John, jr., ropemaker, h. 146 second Uran Charles L., ropemaker, h. 79 river Uraney William C., currier, 17 federal Usher Patrick, laborer, ferry, opposite jail V
Vail & Mowrey, merchants, 153 river Vail Townsend M., merchant, boards 47 first
Vail H. & G. & Co., dry goods, 15S river Vail Henry, merchant, boards troy house Vail George, merchant, h. 46 first
Vail Benjamin C., dry goods, 164 river, boards 47 first Vail James, boarding, 33 second
Vail Daniel, carpenter, h. 177 fourth Vail Jesse, potter, boards 29 hill
Valentine James, boards dock, south of ferry
Valentine Bradt, carman, 440 river Valleau Theodorus, grocer, 24 ferry
Van Allen Baronet, leather store 71 congress Van Alstyne Winant, h. 9 division Van Arnum Isaac, stagedriver, boards city hotel Van Avery Burrows, oyster cellar 343 congress Van Benthuysen Thomas, laborer, 93 river Van Bergen, Mrs. Catharine, washer, 127 third Van Buskirk Philip, boarding, 55 fourth
Van Buskirk & Proudfit, dry goods, 3 franklin square
Van Buskirk Martin, merchant, boards 55 fourth Van Cott Mrs. Margaret, h. 12S second Vandenbergh Miss Margaret, h. 94 fourth Vandenbergh William, clerk, boards mechanic hall Vandercar John, boatman, h. 109 river Vandercook John, laborer, h. 422 river Vanderheyden Mrs. Sarah G., h. 59 first
Vanderheyden Jacob M., merchant, 143 river, h. 14 ferry
Vanderheyden Gerret, laborer, seventh, below state
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Vanderheyden Harvey, laborer, seventh, below state Vanderheyden Jacob D. E., boards troy house : Vanderheyden George, carpenter, 91 river Vanderheyden Abram D., carpenter, 91 river Vanderheyden John F., grocer, cor. division and dock Vanderheyden Levinus, clerk, boards 59 first Vanderwerken David, boatman, rear 109 north second Van Dusen Robert R., stage agent, boards mechanic hall
Van Dusen Thomas, laborer, 21 hill
Van Hagan John, currier, h. 109 second
Van Hoosen John P., currier, h. 24 king
Van Natter David, laborer, 95 river
Van Natter Benjamin, laborer, 118 river
ยท Van Ness Abram, carpenter, h. 180 fifth Van Orden Abraham, laborer, 30 division
Van Orden Daniel, shoemaker, congress continued
Van Orden Henry, shoemaker, 30 division
Van Rensselaer Stephen, laborer, 174 third
Van Schoonhoven James, cashier farmers bank, h. 18 first
Van Schoonhoven J. Lansing, drygoods, 224 river, boards 18 first
Van Tine Esther, widow, h. 9 division
Van Tuyl Abraham, merchant, h. 416 river
Van Valkenburgh Lawrence, rectifyer of spirits, h. 139 fifth
Van Valkenburgh& Moore, rectifiers and grocers 80 congress
Van Valkenburgh Mrs. Ann, h. 137 third
Van Veghten Dow, lawyer, 66 king, boards rensselaer house
Veazie Charles, coach factory cor. albany and second, h. 50 fourth
Vermilyea Jacob, teamster, north fourth, above federal Verplank Henry, boatman, 11 fifth
Velie Philip, lawyer and surrogate, 74 second, boards city hotel
Velie John J., clerk, boards 252 river
Velie William D., clerk, boards rensselaer house
Velie Charles, lottery office 277 river, boards washing- ton hall
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Wadsworth George M., painter, 51 congress, up stairs, h. congress continued Waford Charles, h. 7 smith's row, north second
Wagoner Jacob, shoemaker, boards 161 fourth
Wagor Samuel, laborer, 168 fourth
Wagor Moses, laborer, 167 third Waite George, carpenter, boards 68 fifth Walby Robert, tanner, h. 110 second
Waldo George D., merchant, boards washington hall
Waldron William W., oysterhouse, 481 river
Walker Jacob, clerk, boards city hotel
Walker Samuel, carpenter, boards 112 third
Walker David, laborer, h. 137 fifth Wallace J. & U., brewery 44 federal
Wallace James, brewer, h. 57 grand division Wallace Uriah, brewer, h. 59 grand division
Wallace James, grocer, 182 river
Wallace James, laborer, h. 36 north second
Wallace William, laborer, liberty
Wallace Lawrence, mason, rear 14 fifth
Walton William, waiter, 106 first
Ward Thomas, grocer, congress continued
Waring Gilbert S., clerk, h. 122 second
Warn David, laborer, ferry continued
Warner Calvin, mason and grocer, cor. ferry and fourth, h. 119 fourth
Warner & Dickerman, stonecutters, cor. ferry and fourth
Warner Harvey, grocer, 157 fourth, cor. ferry
Warner Ebenezer, grocer, 11 north third Warner Horace, ostler, 394 river
Warner Edwin, mason, boards, 147 fourth Warner Mrs. Louisa, h. hill continued
Warren Stephen R., boards rensselaer house
Warren Nathan, office 219 river, h. 31 third
Warren Stephen, president bank of troy, h. 29 third Warren George B., merchant, h. 36 third Warren Mrs. Lydia, h. 30 third
Warren Mrs. Phebe, h. 35 third
Warren Reuben, shoemaker, h 25 jacob
Warren Nathan 2d, laborer, 13 elbow
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Wasson Mrs. Rebecca, boardinghouse, 53 third Waterbury Andrew, shoemaker, rear 96 fifth Watkins Daniel, shoemaker, 14 grand division Watts Ira, tailor, boards 252 river
Weaver Archibald, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 48 and 50, h. 46 congress
Weaver John, laborer, sixth, below state
Weaver Aaron; carman, sixth, below state
Weaver William, butcher, northmarket, h. 5 federal
Webb Mrs. Hannah, h. 15 second
Weed Alsop & Sons, merchants, 345 river Weed Alsop, merchant, h. 10 fifth
Weed Jared, h. 13 grand division
Weed Jared S., merchant, boards 10 fifth
Weed James, merchant, boards 10 fifth
Weed Rev. Henry R , assistant pastor north presbyterian church, h. 15 sixth
Weed Darius, hardware, 303 river, h. 36 fifth
Weeks Jonathan, grocer and cabinetmaker, 17 state
Welch John, laborer, rear 140 fifth
Welch Martin, grocer, 73 congress
Weld Joseph, h. 156 third
Weldon Michael, mason, h. 17 ferry
Wellington Eli,printer troy watchman, 307 river up stairs
Wellington I. & Co., painters and glaziers, 150 river Wellington Isaac, painter, h. 120 second
Wellington David H., painter, h. 90 third
Wellington John, shoemaker, rear 20 fifth
Wells Henry, boards 20 king
Wells Ira M., h. 110 river
Wells Philander, teller farmer's bank, h. 64 second
Wells Joseph, innkeeper, mansionhouse, cor. second and albany Wells Joshua, carpenter, h. 426 river
Wells James H. & Co., lottery and exchange office, 314} river
Wells Mrs. Clarinda, h. 2 king
Wells Zacheus, carpenter, north fourth, above jacob Welser David, laborer, boards 33 grand division Wemet James, painter, 140 second
Wendell David S., justice peace, 49 congress Wendell Mrs. Esther, dyer, 176 fifth
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Wescott George, currier, boards 20 king Westervelt Ralph, laborer, rear 12 north second Westinghouse John, laborer, 483 river Westinghouse John F., innkeeper, 456 river Wetherbee Paul, sloopmaster, h. 24 fourth Wetherbee Abel, sloopmaster, h. 11 sixth Wetherbee Alvah, stagedriver, boards 124 river Wetmore Frederick, potter, boards 40 ferry Wheeler John, physician, 86 second, h. 71 third Wheeler John A., sloopmaster, h. 43 grand division Wheeler Lewis, cabinetmaker, 108 north second Wheeler Carlos, sloopmaster, h. 33 division
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