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MAPS OF PROVIDENCE, R. I.
1650-1765-1770
HENRY R. CHACE Nineteen hundred and fourteen
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Chace, Henry Richmond, 1838-
F 8457 .16 Maps of Providence, R. I. 1650- 1765-1770 ... [ Providence , R. I. ]1914. ob.0.
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Contents. - Owners of home lots in the Providence plantations, 1650. 1904 Highways in the town of Providence, R. I., 1765. - Owners of houses in the com- pact part of Providence, 1770. 1906.
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COPYRIGHTED 1914 BY HENRY R. CHACE
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NELSON E. OSTERBERG. PRINTER AND BINDER, PROVIDENCE, R. I.
INTRODUCTION.
1650
The Tax List of the Town of Providence dated 1650, found among the town's papers numbered 039, contains the names of fifty-one persons supposed to be tax payers of that date. Upon examination it is found that thirty-nine of them have homes on the Towne Streete, while twelve of them are living at Pawtucket or in Newport.
Of the total tax assessed (456,05s.00d.), the twelve liv- ing out of town were to pay £22,08s.00d., and the thirty-nine who are living in town were to pay 633,17s.00d.
It would seem that only improved land, with houses, crops or cattle thereon, were liable to tax at this time; and that while all had rights in common or undivided land, those who had deeds of a part of their land in their own names were larger tax payers than those who retained all their land in the common fund, in order to trade their rights at a more favorable season.
The character of the first houses that were built in Providence Plantations and that have been located on the 1650 Map, may be imagined with the aid of the letter of Secretary Tienhoven of the New Netherlands.
Writing in Dutch, March 1650, for the' information of those who wished to settle in the new country he says: "That those in New Netherlands and especially in New England, who have no menas to build farm houses at first according to their wishes, dig a square pit in the ground cellar fashion, six or seven feet deep, as long and as broad as they think proper, case the earth inside all round the wall with timber, which they line with the bark of trees or something else to prevent the caving in of the earth; floor this cellar with plank and wainscot it overhead for ceiling, raise a roof of spars clear up and cover the spars with bark or green sods so they can live dry and warm in these houses with their entire families for two, three and four years, it being understood that partitions are run through those cel- lars which are adapted to the size of the family.
"The wealthy and principal men in New England, in the beginning of colonies commenced their first dwelling houses in this fashion for two reasons: Firstly, in order not to waste time building and not to want food the next season; secondly, in order not to discourage poorer laboring people whom they brought over in numbers from Fatherland.
"In the course of three or four years when the country became adapted to agriculture, they built themselves hand- some houses, spending on them several thousands.
"After the houses are built in the above described man- ner or otherwise, according to each person's means and fancy, gardens are made and planted in season with all sorts of pot herbs; principally parsnips, carrots and cabbage, which bring great plenty into the husbandman's dwelling. "The maize can serve as bread for man and food for cattle. The hogs, after having picked up their food for some months in the woods, are crammed with corn in the fall; when fat they are killed and furnish hard and clean pork.
"Outside the village or hamlet other land must be laid out which can in general be fenced and prepared at the most trifling expense." (The original letter is in the Archives at The Hague. See documents relating to the Colonial History of New York, vol. I., page 368)
The Map is supposed to be divided into North, East, South, West and Middle Sections to facilitate the finding of the names.
The Home Lots are in the Middle Section, where most of the names are to be found.
1765
There was neither Central nor India Bridge in the Town of Providence, as shown on the 1765 Map, except such as existed in the minds of the gentlemen who met at the house of William Pearce on Monday, February 1st, 1773,
to consider some method for erecting and building a bridge across the lower Ferry to the Town of Rehoboth. In 1793, twenty years after, both bridges were completed.
There was very little building of highways in the Town of Providence before 1700. At first the townsmen, when travelling on foot or horseback, utilized the old Indian paths they found here. Later they staked out roads leading to some of the farms in the woods, leaving to the adjoining farmers the task of making them usable.
There was little need of going to Town, as the town street had been partially abandoned for the farms.
The first settlers were farmers by necessity, and it was from their farms that all their material wants and those of their families. were supplied. All the substance of their food and clothing was produced within the circle of the household.
In the early days there were no shops in town, with store goods for sale. The extra wants of the household were supplied by the pack peddlers from Newport or Hartford. llence, for many years there was scant improvement and little use of the highways.
Highways that had been laid out and found to be un- used, were leased by the Town Council, for a term of years to some enterprising townsmen to be fenced and cultivated. Horse Pasture Lane, now known as Camp Street, was en- closed for years and occupied by adjoining owners.
None of these Highways in 1770 were graded, paved or curbed, nor were they lighted at night except by the indi- vidual lantern or tallow candle in the house window.
After heavy rains, pools of water and washouts from the side hills had to be avoided by the traveller, and repairs repeatedly needed were rarely made.
These streets were all the merchants had over which to transport their rum, molasses and lumber, to and from the wharves and warehouses. They were all the avenues the women had when out on social calls or shopping; they were all the main-travelled ways the towns people had when they went to church or town meeting.
There was nothing better in existence in the Town of Providence before the Revolution.
The Central Part of the Town of Providence in 1770, as shown on these Maps, included that part of the town called by the General Assembly at its session in February 1759; "The Compact Part of the Town of Providence."
The Act passed by the Legislature provided, in case of fire breaking out in the town, for preserving goods endan- gered thereby, and presenting the limits of a fire district.
This district was to comprehend the house of Jabez Whipple (No. 1) and that of Peter Randal standing oppo- site, and from thence southward all the buildings that are or shall be erected butting on or near adjacent to the streets, both old and new, to the utmost extent (No. 2), together with all the mills and houses in that part of said town which is called Charlestown (No. 3) as far westward as the Town Pound (No. 4), and all such part of the town as is called the point, west side of the Great Bridge as far westward as the Burying Place (No. 5).
No. 1. Near North Burial Ground.
No. 2. Near Fox Point.
No. 3. Near Charles Street and Corn Mill.
No. 4. Near Charles and Smith Street.
No. 5. Near corner Broad and Chestnut Street.
It was because of the fire that destroyed the Colony Court House on Christmas Eve, 1758, with the books of the Providence Library contained therein, that this action of the Legislature was taken. It gave a fire department to the town, a name to the thickly settled part which continued in general use for many years.
It also gave independent control to a committee, over and beyond the town authorities of that part of the town endangered by a fire, and also the right to assess and collect taxes, called Rate Streak, to raise money to carry out their objects.
The addition of the names of some of the first owners of the Home Lots will indicate the ribbon-like shape in which the land was originally laid out.
It will be understood that for seventy years the land on the west or water side of the Towne Streete was common land, unoccupied and unused except for the storage of such products as the farmers brought to town while waiting trans- portation to a market.
OWNERS OF HOME LOTS - IN - THE PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS 1650
COMPILED BY HENRY R. CHACE
Nineteen hundred and four
4
John Jones
TAX LIST 1650. TOWN PAPERS 039. PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Compiled by Henry R Chace
NOTE
ALL HOUSEHOLDERS LOCATED ORCOPY THOẠI AT PAWTUHST
John Browne
TO THE NECK
Grigory Dexter
Pardon Tillinghast
window Smith
Bend Arnold
John Throckmorton
Richd Seutt
Roger Withama
Henry Right
Peter Greene
Edward Menten _
Thos Olaye
The ! Angell
Rich d Weterman
Hugh Dewitt
Stuk ' Westcott
Rest WillInmt
Widdew Browne
Gro Ricketto
Wm Field
Gro Sheppard
That HAPPIs
Adem Goodings
Nich " Power
Thos Hopkins
Jas Austina
Washus Winsor
4 fener
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HIGHWAYS IN THE TOWN OF PROVIDENCE, R. I. 1765
COMPILED BY HENRY R. CHACE
LING
AS
ADOPTED.
TOWN
To
RIVER
HIGHWAYS in
Town of PROVIDENCE showing Proposed division of 1765.
Compiledby stany R Chase. 1995 Seule 1 Inch = 1000 Feet .
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PROPOSED.
AS
LINE
TOWN
stated common.
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Horse Lots
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Lots
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ROAD
PROVIDENCE HARBOR.
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TO PANTURET
LINE
TOWN
AS ADOPTED.
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OWNERS OF HOUSES IN THE COMPACT PART OF PROVIDENCE 1770
LOCATED BY HENRY R. CHACE Nineteen hundred and six
O
Anin Brown
J Burrough.
Jarrough
FOLde
POWERS LANE
Güupanter D Bucklin
--
Power Land
Jes. Arnold Goo. Brown
En tarlo
1
-
Daniel
W. Ashion
Williams
Land
C. Arnold
WATER
3. Winsor 15 Warner B. Handling
1
Winsor.
S. Arnold
ST.
Benjamin Tillinghast
Land
Chas Tillinghast
An Tillinghast
Greenwich Nay 13 Buchlin. Wm Donilson.
ROAD TO
5
Stoph Hart shorn.
P. Tillinghast
FERRY
J Varry. J Aldrich
C Shaldon.
Sheldon
1
Land
Swamp
TO TOCKWOTTON
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PLATE 1 OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS OF BUILDINGS IN THE CENTRAL PART of the TOWN OF PROVIDENCE R.I. 1770
Henry R. Chaco
1
A
O
E
1
J Abilın.
P. Sheldon.
-
J Nach.
im Cory.
Tno. Wiley
Jos Hanos 5 Hartshorn.
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TO FERRY -
Land
FOX
HILL
Nicholas Cook.
car
D LOW
Nicholas
1
J Kolton.
BACK
C. Shsiden
T Sabin. Jst Ashton
Jened
1
B
C
Amos Atlen
Wm Smith
3D Sessions
Am Tartelot Samue! This
Gd Crawford
Kings Church
Edw Smith
Wym Brown
Eva Barnon} G. Bernon N Pachand F. Packard)
Rev David Rowland
B Bowen
Dr Jaber Bowen
Home Tol
L. Brown S Pitman
Home Lot.
Nach
Rav. Josiah
J Rillon
Banj Cushing
State House Lot
Friends Meeting Nowe
Old
Cant House Lot
Ambrose
Page
A Page. JEW RUSSO
Saml Jackson
Jas Grean.
-
Robl Story
Anight. Dextar
E Robinson.
Chris. Hopkins
Nathan Angol.
John Angel .
Thomas
Angell
Home Lot.
O Brown. Molly Brown
David Harris
Jona B Hammond
1
-
1
--
Richard
Water man
Home Lot
Jurs. Kinnicht
EThompson 5. Nightingale A.Fenner. Lovett & Graaff
1
1
bin
Jakez Bowen.
TOWN PARADE .
Dani Janckes. Eph Bewan
Patton
TO MLETING HOUSE .
Toxines Bonany Meeting Hy. Dagget HyPag
D. Abbott Home Lot.
-
With Brown
Chad Brown Home Lot
N Tilling hast
D Tillinghast. Rufus Hopkins. Stein Hopkins. De Hy. Starting tim field . Arch Young. LKelley
Wm
Field
Land
Arnold Jos Smeeting J. Mitchell
Jos Crawford.
Jos Crawford
T& J. Burkitt Widow Mestran
D. Canto
1
Ebeny Tyler.
-
Arch Young D Willinghad
Widow- Chiold
Jno Brown
Dr Robot Gibbs
Junto J Cole
J Whipple o Salı A Fanner
Wm tar
5. Coy
E Dextar
tascher
Hacher's
& Power
1
AL Bonwest 194
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1
PLATE III
OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS OF BUILDINGS 5 IN THE CENTRAL PART of the TOWN OF PROVIDENCE R.I. 1770 Henry R Chace
1
Thes. Green
Samuel Chaca Jonicholas & Jehn Brown
J Lovett. lisses Brond Onaj Cushing
E Hopkins
J Willmol
J. Berry
Thos.
Harris Land
Woodbury Morris
J. Ingraham.
lowen
Goo Carlis.
T. Bonnet.
SimPRY Dest.It
pwithunser
Cotton Homestead. 1716-1748
Jno Updice OLD GOAL
Goal Butt
LANE
Thomas
Olney
Home Lot. .
Tillinghast s' Holrojo.
D. Lawrence
Moses Brown
Nightingale. ! Amaz. Waterman.
BACK OR
Rich Jackson.
Imp Russell
BENEFIT
STREET.
Ino Jenchos
How
Wim Chaco
Roger
Williams
Dr John. Ma wney.
Richard Oljey S Kilten
2
Oliver Arnold
John Smith
Jr.o. Carlo
Marty Border
Sdoll
Ins Androws
Richard.
1
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Bon LORS
Beny Whippt. Jos Onan Farm. : Jos Mason.
Win. Haris Farm.
Road to Mill
Poster Randall
Goth Luther
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PLATE VI OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS OF BUILDINGS "THE CENTRAL PART of the
Wm Clark
Farm
Him Wilkinson Aera. Whipple
TOWN OF PROVIDENCE R 1770
Part of Turbin
T. Mason.
John
i Jos Nash. Edi Knowles Jond Anow las
Nm Ablin
Benj Aplin
RIVER
Isaac Bron.
David Howell Farmi.
w
Sarah Turbin
.OLD- TURPIN . . HOUSE.
David Durr
Smith.
D Gorton J Hewes
Ephraim Whenton.
P. Monica Jens
Mailo D foster
Esac Hopkins
J. Brown
Camp Hill.
Steavens
John
Brony
Elisha Brown's Brick House
Sim whipple
parafin
Olney Tavern.
Chas.
Brown.
Orms
M H
ELD ROAD TO KILLINGIY
Sarl Clara
Con Taylor Olmay. Only.
Bal
Geo. Payson
Ground
J Pierce
Field.
3 Contar
Com
Mill
And cuitcon
Saml. Thurber
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STREET
sung
STREET
Ala
Jeo. Whipple
TOWN
6
Distill House
CHARLES
- Job Smith
Midon
R Hoaly
Crawford
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W G Buber
D
iAm Smith
strom bid
Mathil Winston
B
BACK STREET
Day Hund
-
AROAD LANE
Nm Antram ChrisHide Ballast Meeting House
Wo Tyler Amos Allan
C
PAWTUCKET
Amos Hotton Benj Shepard
Jabez Whipple Stephen Arnold Peck Place
Abraham Whipple.
. MOSSHASSUCK
TOWN HIGHWAY TO
Rey James Brown's Farm.
Road to Skave
GREEN LANE
John
Jos Olney
Sommano
pra
E. Burr
14.
Jonathan Alen Richard Brown Jr
Aplin':
Aron Mason Tan Yard
2
Thos Aplin
Henry R.Chace
Tash Lane
D Lawrence
Farm.
C
8
Part of Liefut
Solomon man
Job Smith & Sons
WOTh House
A
John
3
COVE
Marsh
G. Young
Geo. Jackson
J Wnior
sladding [ Harding
Wattermans
J Black
Sperobiti thanto
Rom Smith
MUDDY DOCT BRIDGE
Andre4 Waterman Marsh S
--
Alex Frazier
G Nanchester
Swedding
-- Potters Ditch
St-li Ha
Saml
N. Ahlingitter
Hy Beacon A
Beny Folkets
les field
Fotoal
J Marse
J Wiley
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n. Tift
J Pasme
CARM
D Sindh
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LANE
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Zeph Bruin
Abbotts
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Peter Ritto
3
PART
RICHMOND
Len
COLD
17 John Meyle meine Heat
TO PANTUXET
E
2
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5
Job Sweating
John Dunast
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N Green
Phillip Potter
N lacotas.w
-
SWhipple Long Wharf
J.Martin
J Vinnie
Gico Enmin
11550
Sam Black
[2 Andrews:"
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SALT
GREAT
ANT
PL CA
POINT
A.M.
franking
STREET.
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Ban Ma
John
D
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Allen Ach
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B
C Wmille
10
FARM
SuBar Line.
BROAD
Rogers Lut
GROVE
MATTHEWSON S
WESTMINSTER
W= Checkley
1770
Henry R Chace
of the
TOWN OF PROVIDENCE R.I.
J Dexter
Goingin
AVA
PLATE XI
PARNERS OR OCCUPANTS OF BUILDINGS
IN THE CENTRAL PART
Silas
0
AL BOOWEH. SI
GREAT POINT
Are FEchly J Larcher
15
Sard Podle
WEYBOSSE
1 Bricklin
R Dickey
C
OF
Meeting] House
Comple
TO COWPEN POINT -
Richt Server
LAnur.mond
5 Ingraham
IDORS SWAMP AND
G Hansen
Jas Thurbe
Jas Potter
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Dolores
GENERAL INDEX - TO - MAPS OF THE TOWN OF PROVIDENCE, R. I. 1650-1765-1770
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1650
Names
Location Home Lots
Names
Location Middle
Names
Location Home Lots
Angell, Thomas Arnold, Benedict
Ashton, James, sometimes called
Austine, James
Narrow Passage Ferry
E Section
Bewitt, Hugh
Olnye, Thomas
Home Lots
Burrowes, William
Browne, Chad, see Widdow John, Son of Chad N of "
Power, Nicholas
Road to Connecticut
W Section
Head of the Lots
ES =
Cat Swamp
NE Section W
in the Neck
Clemence, Thomas
E
= Mashpauge
S
=
Cold Spring Cowpen Point
near Middle
= Mashantatuchs
S
N
= Pawtuxet Falls
S
Dexter, Gregory Home Lots
Dickings, Nathaniel, sometimes
Right, Henry Roberts, Thomas
Dill Swamp
W
Scott, Richard
Ferry Road
E
Fenner, Arthur
SE
=
Seaconk River
E
Fox Point
SE
Ferry, Watchamoquet Narrow Passage
E
=
Field, John
Home Lots
William
S Section
Sheppard, George Slowe, Pond Thomas
S
Home Lots
see Ferry Road
Smith, Christopher
N Section Middle
Spruce Swamp Suckling, Thomas
Home Lots
see Peter Greene Greene, Peter
Main Street Middle Road
Town Street S Section
Throckmorton, John Tillinghast, Pardon
=
=
Monkey Town Road
Cranston Road
Harris, Thomas Hawkins, William
Watchmoquet Waterman, Richard
E Section Home Lots =
New Fickls Narrow Passage
E Central Bridge
Hopkins, Thomas
Jones, John
N Section
West, Robert Westcott, Stukicy
Plainfield Road
Great Bridge go W.
Williams, Robert 1 Roger Winsor, Joshua Wright, Henry see Henry Right
1765
Back Street, Benefit Street Broad
see Benefit E of Town see Pawtuxet Road
Cat Swamp Central Bridge
NE Section E Section S Middle Section SW Section
Ricketts, George
Home Lots
Cowpen Point Cranston Road
called Dixings, Nathaniel
E Section
Seaconk
E Section
Sears, Jane sec Sears, Widdow
Home Lots.
Middle
Great Point Great Salt Cove Greenwich Road, see Middle Road
S Section
Middle Section
Goodwin, Adam SCC
Home Lots
Hope Street,
John. Widdow of
S Section
Killingly Road,
go West N of Cove
Goodings, Adam
Greene, John, Jr.,
Man, William sec Man, Widdow Manton, Edward
Weybosset Point Wickenden, William
S Section Home Lots
=
=
16
=
Pawtucket Falls
=
.
NE Section
Fox Ilill
Names Pawtucket Road Pawtuxet Road Providence Harbor Power Lane same as Power Street
Location N Section S
SE
Ashton, William Joshua
IB 2
IB 2
XI C4
XI C 4
Seaconk River
E Section from Cowpen Point
Ship Street
Ship Yard Lane
same as Ship Street
Stated Common
NW Section
Back Street
IB 2
III B 3
Towne Streete
front of Small Lots
Town Lots
E Section
XIB 5
Balch, Nathaniel
VIC5
Nicholas
III B 5
Baptist Meeting House
VI B 6
Obadiah, Widow
III A 4
Richard, Jr.
VIC 5
Bardine, Comfort
VI B 5
=
William Zephaniah
XI B 5
Bucklin, Daniel
IA1
Benefit Street
IB 2
Joseph
IB 3
Burkitt, John
III B 5
Bennett, Thomas
III C 6
Thomas
III B 5
Bernon, Eva
III A 1
16
T. and J.
III B 5
Burial Ground sce Meeting Ho. Lot
XIA 6
Burying Ground
.
Burr, David
VID 3
Swamp
XI A 3
Aldrich, John
IB 3
Alger, Benjamin
VI B 5
Allen, Amos
VI B 6
" Jonathan
VIC 5
Ephraim
III B 4
Antram, William
III A 1
Isaac.
III C 6
Distill House
VI B6
= Jabez
III B 4
Aplin, Benjamin
VID 2
Jabez, Dr.
III B 1
Oliver
III B 4
William, Dr.
III B 4
Cahoone, Daniel
see Thurber and Cahoone
VIC 5
Camp Hill
VIA4
=
William
VID 2
Andrews, John
III A 1
Zephaniah
XID 4
Broad Street
XI B 5
sce Horse Pasture Lane
Carew, Samuel Dr., XI B 5
IA1
Carr, Lucy Widow
1B1
Carter, John
III A 3
Carver, John
XID 4
Arnold, Christopher
IB 2
64 Jonathan
III B 5
Elisha's
VI C 4
Chace, Samuel " William
III B 5
Home
VIC4
Joseph
IA2
III B 2
Mill
VID 1
Charles Street
VI B 5
16 Oliver
Arnold, Stephen
Plate IB 2 VID 2
Brown, Hope
Isaac
IA2
James' Widow Hope John
=
Joseph
Molly
Moses
Bacon, Elijah ¥ Henry
XI C 5
Nathaniel house
see William Brown
Line
as Proposed
= as Adopted
Water Street
same as Town Street
Westminster Street
laid out unnamed
Wickenden to India Bridge, SE Sect.
1770
Plate
Abbott, Daniel
III D 4
Parade
XI B 6
Black, James
XID 4
David Widow
III B 3
Boat Yard
XID 4
Ezekiel
VI C4
sec Esec Eddy
III B 4
Levi
VIC 5
Burrough, John
IA1
Butler, Samuel =
XID 4
XID 3
John
VIE 2
Thomas
VID 2
see Oliver Bowen
Branch, Daniel
XI A 6
Broad Lanc
VIA 6
Camp Street
VIE 4
Brown, Allin
IA1
Angell, James
III A 3
John
III B 3
Chad
III D 5
Nathan
III A 3
Escc
Thomas
III C 3
George
XI D 4
XID 4
Cary, John
III B 5
VI B 6
Brick House
Plate III B 5 VIC 2 IU B 5 III B 5 III B 6 VI B 4 VIC4 VIC 4 III B 5 III A 4 III A 3 III B 5 III B 1
III B 1
Bateman, Peter
sce Wm. Clark
VID 1
III B 4
XID 3
sec Back Street
Gabriel House Eva Bernon
III A 1
sec
Berry, James
III C 6
VI B 5
XI C 4
Samuel
VIC 5
III B 1
Borden, Marcy
Bowen, Benjamin
III A 1
I B 2
Carpenter, Gershom
III A 2
IA 2
Lot
III B 3
SE
J. and W. Atwell, Amos
Cleckley, William Chestnut Street see Cowpen Point
Plate XI B 5
Drowne, Solomon Dunwell, John Dyer, Thomas
III B 4
XID) 3 III B 4
Clark, James see Wm. Clark
VID 1
Nicholas
XI C 4
William
VID 1
Earl, William
III B 6
Hacker, Joshua
III B 6
Hacker's Hall
III C 6
Haile, Coomer
VIC3
Esee
XID 4
Hammond, Jonathan
III B 4
Cole, John Judge
III B 6
Ellis, Jonathan
XI D 4
Hanover Street now College
III B 4
Episcopal Church
see King's Church
III B 1
I B 2
Compton, William
XI B 6
Comstock, Gideon
XI C5
Harris, Caleb
XI B 5
Cook, Nicholas
IA1
David
III A 4
Corlis, George
III B 6
Thomas
III D 6
Corn Mill
VI B 5
William, Lieut.
VIC1
Hartshorn, Stephen
IB 3
Hawkins, Edward
III A 2
Cotton, Josiah, Rev.
III C 2
Field, Anthony
VIC 5
XIC 4
Court House
III B 2
Charles Widow
III B 6
Cowpen Point
XI B 6
James
XI B 5
Coy, Samuel
III C 6
John, Capt.
XID 4
Hearn, Morris
VIC4
Cozzens, Benjamin
VIE 1
=
William
III B 5
VIC 3
Crawford, Gideon
III B 1
III D 5
VIC 3
=
IB 3
see John Updike
III B 3
Foster, John
16
Theodore
XID 4
Fox Hill
IC5
see Plainfield Road
XIA 6
Holroyd, William
III A 3
=
Freelove
VI C 4
Cushing, Benjamin
III B 2
Frazier, Alexander
XIC5
Friends Meeting House
III B 2
Frothingham, Nathaniel
XIA 6
Rufus
III B 5
Stephen
III B 5
Lane, next Hopkins House
III B 5
Horse Pasture Lane see Green Lane
VI E 4
Gaspee House
Woodbury, Morris
III B 6
Gibbs, Robert, Dr. and
III B 6
Dexter, Edward
III B 6
see D. Tillinghast
III B 6
= Farm
VID 3
Gladding, Timothy
XI C 4
Hoyle, James
XIA 6
Goal Lane
III B 3
John
XI A 6
Godfrey, Richard
III B 4
John, Dr.
XI A 6
Hunt, Benjamin
VI B 6
Dickey, Robert
XID 3
Gorton, Daniel
VIC3
Great Point
XIB 1
Great Salt Cove
XI B 2
Donilson, Wm., should be
IB 3
Greene, James
III B 3
Donnison, William
IB 3
Nathaniel
XID 3
= Thomas
III B 5
Green Lane
VIE 4
Greenwich Navy Grist Mill
Plate IB 3 VID 1
Ingraham, Joseph III C 6
Samuel
XI A 5
XID 3
Downer, Silas
XIC4
Daggett, Henry
should be Henry Paget
III B 4
Gregory House
VIC 5
John
XIC 4
=
Knight
III B 3
William
XI B 5
Gorham, Benjamin
VI B 5
Distill House
VI B 6
Lane
XI C 5
=
III B 5
Franklin, Asa
XIC 4
Currie, Samuel
VI C 4
III B 3
Hopkins, Christopher Esec
III B 5
VI B 4
Custom House
III B 5
see Ebenezer Tyler
III B 5
Fitton, John
XID 3
VI C4
Hide, Christopher High Street
VI B 6
John Widow
VI B 6
Joseph
III B 5
William
IB 3
now Hope St., 1912
III
14
XIA 5
Healy, Recompense
VI B 6
Fenner, Arthur
III B 4
III B 6
Cory, Isaac
XIA 5
Ferry Road
IB 2
see Sugar Lane
Eddy, Barnard "
XI C 4
Coates, Benjamin
III B 5
College Lane sce to Meeting House
III B 4
Harding, Benjamin Eleazer
XIC 4
Clemence Street
XI B 5
Plate
16
John, Capt.
III B 3
16
Hewes, Joseph, Dr. =
Horton, Amos
Howell, David 16
III B 6
III B 5
XI B 6
XI B 6
Plate XID) 4
Jackson, George
Mason, Aaron
VIE 1
Joseph Timothy
VID 2
Mathewson, John
XI C 4
Farm
XIA4
Mathewson Street
see School Street XI B 5
.. Widow
XI A 6
Mawney, John, Dr.
III B 2
Nathaniel III A 1
Page, Ambrose
III A 3
Paget, Henry
III B 4
Page Street see Distill House Lane
XI C 5
Morris, Woodbury
III B 6
VIC 5
Pearce, Benoni
XIC 5
Peavey, Abel
IB 1
Peirce, Jabez
XIB 5
Peck, Allen Place
VID 2
Pitman, Sanders
III A 2
Point Pleasant
XIB 3
Poor House see Work House VI B 5
Potash Lot
XI B 5
Potter, Joseph
XIC 5
Potter, Philip
XID 3
"
VID 2
Lanc
VIC2
New Light Meeting House
or Snow's Meeting House
XI B 6
New Market Junction
XIA6
Lawrence, Daniel
VID 2
16
David
III A 3
Laws, David
IB 1
Liberty Tree
VIC4
sec Olney Tavern
XID 4
Long Wharf Stores
III B 4
Lovett & Greene J.
III B 5
Oil Works
sce Spermaciti Works
XIC4
Old Goal
III B 3
Randall, Peter
VID 1
Rawson, Grindal
XI B 5
Olney, Charles
James
Malen, John
VIA 6
Man, Benjamin
XI C4
Manchester, Gideon
XIC 5
Thomas
XIC5
Market House, not built
III B 4
Martin, Joseph
XID 4
Orms, John
VI B .4
Killingly
VIA4
Orms Street
VIC4 VIE1
see Road to Killingly Owen, Joseph Solomon
Packard, Fearnot
III A 1
McGill, Robert
XID 3
& Co.
XI C 4
John
III B 4
Jones, John
IC 3
Street or Old Goal Lane
III B 3
Mitchel, James
III B 5
Mosshassuck River
VI B & C
Mowrey, Philip
VIC 3
Kelley. Lawrence
III B 5
Kelton, John
IA2
Stephen
III A 2
Kelton or Kilton
VI A 4
Kilton, John
III A 2
Kilton or Kelton
III B 1
Kinnicut, Amos
XID 4
Nash, John "
VI B 6
Edward
III B 4
Joseph
XID 4
Knowles, Edward
=
Jonathan
William
III B 4
Potter's Ditch
XIC 5
Power, Nicholas
IB 1
=
IC1
= Street or Lane
IC1
Presbyterian Meeting House
III B 4
Prison Lot
VIC5
Providence Gazette Office
III A 3
see John Carter
Providence Library see Old Court House
III B 2
Low, D., error for David Laws
IB1
Luther, Seth
VI B 5
III A 3
Richardson, William House sce John Carter Richmond, Barzillia
XIA 5
Richard
III A 2
XI B 6
Samuel
XIA5
Thomas
IC3
Lane
XI B 6
Ritto, Peter
1 B to E 3
Tavern
VIC 4
Road to Ferry
see Town Parade
III B 4
Richard Samuel
III B 2
III B 3
Stephen
III B 2
Jacobs, Nathaniel .
XID 4
Jenckes. Daniel ..
III B 4
III A 2
Meeting House
III B 4
XIA6
Keen. Charles
VI B 5
Mowry Tavern
VIE 1
Muddy Dock Bridge
XIC 4
Cove
XIC 5
Mumford, John
see John Wilson
XI B 5
King's Church
IB 3
Joseph
VI B 6
Larcher, John
XID4
sce James Hoyle
Newport Lot
see Rogers Lot
XI B 5
Nightingale, Joseph
III B 3
see D. Low error on map
Samuel
XI C 5
Samuel, Jr.
III B 4
VIE 1
VIC 5
Joseph
VI C4
VIC 5
Simeon
III B 6
Payson, George
XI B 5
XI C 5
Killingly Road
VID 2
VID 2
Plate
VI B 5
XIC 5
Plate VID 2
VIC5
III C 6
Road to Pawtuxet Plainfield
XI A 6
III B 3
Robinson, E.
VIC3
see also Turpin Tavern
XIB 5
Rogers Lot
III B 4
Rosemary Lane
16 William
=
VIA 6
"
Work House
XI B 6
Snow, Daniel
XI B 6
III B 4
Joseph, Parson =
Transit Street
IC3
Snow's Lane
XI B 6
Meeting House
Tripe, Samuel
VID 3
Snow Street
XI C 4
VIB2
Spermaciti Works
VIC 5
Sprague, Obadiah
III B 2
State House
see Court House
III B 5
Sterling, Henry, Dr.
III A 3
= see S. Sabin error on map
III B 4
S., should be Thomas
IB 2
=
Timothy
III B 2
Sanders, Nathaniel
VI B 5
Sayles, John
VIC4
Sugar Lane
VI B 6
Sutton, Bartholomew
XIC 5
Sweeting, Job
XID 3
Street
III C 1
Scott, Richard
Joseph
Verry, James
Seamans or Simmons
VI B 4
Charles
VI B 4
John
XI B 6
Searle, Solomon
XI B 5
Talbot, Benjamin
XID 4
Tallman, Benjamin
VID 2
. XID 4
Tan Yard
VI C 4
Taylor, George
VI B 6
III B 3
Thayer, Abner
VIC5
=
Andrew
III C4
Thompson, Ebenezer
16 Richard
IB 2
Water Street
XIC 3
Shipyard Lane
XI B 6
=
Edward
Weir, Archibald
XI B & C
Shipyard, Old
XID 4
Samuel
VI B 5
VI B 6
Ship Street
Tifft, Daniel
IC2
III B 1
Simmons, James
XID 4
Smith, Abial
XI C 4
Daniel
Abram
Charles' Widow
VIB 5
sce Widow Smith
XI B 5
David
II1 A 1
16 Edward
Smith, Henry
VI B 6
see Job Smith & Sons
VI A 6
Job
VI B 6
Job & Sons
III A 2
III A 1
John
VI B 3
III B 4
Town Parade = Wharf see Town Parade
III B 4
see Road to Meeting House now College Street
III B 1
Joseph, Deacon
XI B 6
Russell, Jonathan
III A 3
Joseph
III A 3
J. and W.
III A 3
William
Turpin, Sarah Farm
VIC3
Tavern
III B 5
Tyler, Ebenezer
III B 1
William
VI B 6
William
Sterry, Robert
VI B 4
Stevens Bridge
VIC3
Road
XIC 5
Still House
XI B 5
School House
XI B 5
Vandergrift, Mary
III B 5
see Hope Brown
1 B 3
Wading Place
VIC4
Walcott, William
XI B 5
Sessions, Darius
III A 2
IB 2
Sheldon, Christopher
IB 3
Waterman, Amaziah
XI C 5
Pardon
ID 3
Land
VIC2
Thurber, Benjamin
VIC 5
Waterman's Marsh
XIC 5
see to Cowpen Point
XI B 5
Westminster Street
III B3 5
see Joseph Kinnicut
XI B 6
Samuel, Jr.
XIB 5
VIC3
Simmons or Seamons
IC3
Tillinghast, Benjamin
IB2
VI B 6
Charles
III B 5
William
VID 3
Nicholas
IC3
Pardon
ID3
Tillinghast, Philip
IB 2
see William
ID 2
William
III A 3
& Holroyd
ID4
Tockwotton
Tourtellot, William
III B 1
VI B 6
VI B 6
16 Street
Training Ground see Abbot Parade
IB 6
XI B 5
see to Ferry
III A 1
III B 6
Sabin, Thomas
III B 4
Sabin, Thomas
III B 3
Updike, John
XID 3
Seaver, Richard
III A 1
Ward, Nehemiah
Warner, Nathan
IB2
Samuel
IB 2
Simeon
III B 4
Shepard, Benjamin
see Thurber & Cahoone
VIC5
James
VI B 5
Westrand, Mary
Wheaton, Comfort
Ephraim
Nathaniel
XID 4
III B 5
Whipple, Abraham
VID) 2
Azariah
66
III B 5
XI B 5
XI A 6
XI B 5
Rowland, David S., Rev.
Plate
Plate XIA6
Plate
Plate
Plate
Whipple, Benjamin
VIE 1
Wickenden Street
Willmot, John
Christopher
XI B 5
see Tockwotton ID 4
XI B 5
Jabez
VID 2
Wiley, John
IB 3
Joshua
I B 2
11
VI B 5
XI B 5
Samuel
I B 2
Wilkenson, William
VID 1
Young, Archibald
III B 6
Wilkinson, David
III B 2
III B 6
Island
XID 1
Williams, Daniel
IC2
=
III B 5
Whitman, Jacob
XID 4
Jack
VIC 3
=
George
XID4
Roger
III C 2
Wilson, John Winsor, John
XID 4
.Joseph
III B 6
see Tho Wiley error on map John
=
Stephen
XID 4
William
VI C.
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