1824  Providence City Directory -" F-G-H "

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Fairbanks Asa, 51 Cheapside, 59½ Westminster
Fairbanks & Yates, 51 Cheapside
Fairbanks Willard W. blacksmith, 181 South Main, Transit
Fales Joseph J. preceptor, 39 Market, 5 Westminster
FALL RIVER IRON WORKS COMPANY, 10 South Water
Fanning John, oysterman, near Smith
Farla John, Snow
Farmer Thomas, mariner, 35 Chesnut
Farmer William, accountant, 26 North Main, 5 Westminster
Farnam Mrs. Snow
Farnam. John, commission merchant, 12 Market, Union
Farnum Royal, grocer, 97 South Main, 49 George
Farrier Mrs. Nancy, Clemence
Farrier William, mariner, 215 Benefit
Farrington George, shoemaker, over 21 Cheapside, Well
Farris David, mariner, Well
Fenner C. G. 32 Market, 14 Westminster
Fenner Daniel, house-carpenter, Plane
Fenner Daniel, house-carpenter, 108 Broad
Fenner James, near east end of Power
Fenner Joseph J. grocer and stone-cutter, 2 High
Fenner Thomas, wagoner, rear of 91 Westminster
Fenner Thomas jun. saddler and harness-maker, 97 North Main, 111 Westminster
Fenner Thomas B. cashier, Eagle Bank, 30 Market, 14
Westminster
Fenner ______, 31 High

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Ferguson Asa, shoe store, 20 North Main, 105 Benefit
Fessenden Mrs. Mary, 33 Pawtuxet
Field Mrs. Field
Field Barnum, senior editor of the Inquirer, 39 Market, Westminster
Field Benjamin, chair-maker, 16 Pawtuxet
Field & Bosworth, lumber, brick and lime merchants,
Peck's wharf
Field Daniel, yeoman, 47 Chesnut
Field Daniel, 2d, yeoman, 44 Chesnut
Field Harris, cigar maker, 7 High
Field Isaac, dry goods, 51 Westminster, 88 Pawtuxet
Field Isaac, tool-maker, 138 Westminster, Ship
Field John, shoemaker, Ship, 32 Chesnut
Field John, jun. shoemaker, 19 Chesnut
Field John A. accountant, 19 South Water, 137 North Main
Field Joseph, constable, 129 Broad
Field Lemuel, 44 Chesnut
Field & Maxcy, publishers of the Inquirer, 39 Market
Field Mrs. 299 North Main
Field Mrs. Rebecca, Claverick
Field Mrs. Sarah, 18 Pawtuxet
Field Simeon, teamster, 65 Chesnut
Field Thomas, mariner, Field
Field William, mariner, 20 Pawtuxet
Field William, grocer, 61 Broad, Ship
Field William, harness-maker, 107 North
Main, North Water
Field William, house-carpenter, 138 Westminster, 74 Chesnut
Field Williaim. L. grocer, 22 Weybosset, 74 Chesnut
Fish Henry, labourer, John
Fish Isaac, livery stable, 86 Benefit, Meeting
Fish Lemuel, labourer, John
Fisher Cyrus, mariner, John
Fisher Harmon C. saddler, corner of Richmond and Pine
Fisher John, mason, rear of 27 Pawtuxet
Fisher John W. mariner, 75 Broad
Fisher Mrs. Mary, boarding-house, rear of 25 Weybosset
Fisher Nathaniel, house-carpenter, Transit
Fisher Mrs. Patience, Arnold
Fisk Sheldon, wheelwright, Cranston
Fisk Stephen, 31 Chesnut
FISKVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 97 High 
(entry received late)
Fitts David, yeoman, Cranston
Flaningham. William, labourer, Sabin, 50 Broad
Fletcher Thomas, weaver, Orms
Fletcher Thomas, jun.
weaver, Orms
Flint Enoch, 11 Pawtuxet
Florence L. & J. Howland, millenary, 71 Cheapside

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Foley Mrs. umbrella-maker, 123 North Main
Folger Alexander, cooper, South Water, Transit
Foot Joseph, grocer, 176 South Main
Fosdick James W. accountant, 12 Market square, President
Foster Adams, cotton manufacturer, 17 South Main,William
Foster Ebenezer, inn-keeper, 433 North Main
Foster James, blacksmith, 63 Broad
Foster John, cooper, 71 South Water
Foster John A. butcher, market-house, High
Fowler John F. baker, rear of 79 South main
Fox George W. grocer, 10 and 211 South Main
FOX POINT UNION COMPANY, Fox Point
Francis H., cigar maker, 106 High
Franklin Henry P. merchant, 10 West Water, 97 West.
FRANKLIN LABORATORY, over 33 South Main
Freeman George, auctioneer, 7 North Water, 22 Market Square
Freeman John, truckman, Charles
French H. truckman, Sugar lane
French Joseph, mariner, John
FRIENDS' BOARDING SCHOOL, Hope
Frost Mrs. 88 Broad
Frost William R. Cady's lane, 220 North Main
Frost & Gurney, lumber yard, 74 South Water
Frost & Mumford, manufacturers of jewelry, Cady's lane
Fry John W. Benevolent
Fuller Benjamin, jeweller, Transit
Fuller Elisha, laborer, Cranston
Fuller Jacob, physician and surgeon, 93 Westminster,
67 Broad
Fuller James, baker, rear of 79 South Main, 143 North Main
Fuller Joseph, block-maker, Friendship
Fullerton Thomas F. mariners' clothing store,102 South Water,
178 South Main


Gano Rev. Stephen, Angell
Gardiner Benjamin W. house-carpenter, Dorrance
Gardiner Miss Eleanor, upholstress, 72 Westminster
Gardiner Ezekiel, currier, Charles, Mill
Gardiner Peleg W. grocer, 143 Broad, Stewart
Gardiner William, architect, 4 Market Square
Gardner Ambrose, mason, corner of East and Front
Gardrer John, house-carpenter, over 82 South Main
Gardner Nicholas R. boarding-bouse, over 22 Market
Garlin William, sboe store, 180 and 294 South Main
Gatewood Bennet P. mariner, 18 Westminster
Gazee Mrs. Betsey, 170 South Main
Gazee Wm. house-carpenter, North Water, over 170 South Main
GAZETTE OFFICE, over 3 South Main

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GEORGIA COTTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S,
Warehouse, 121 South Main
Gibbs Mrs. Eliza, 188 South Main
Gibbs William, accountant, 12 North Main, Thomas
Gibbs William C. baker, Burr's lane
Gideons Mrs. over 79, Weybosset
Gilbert George, 19 Weybosset
Gilbert George 0. physician and surgeon, 89 High
Giles David M. labourer, Sexton
Gillmore George W. blacksmith, 63 Broad, Pine
Gladding Allin, grocer, 190 South Main
Gladding Abraham S. shoe store, 27 Market, 67 Broad
Gladding Benjamin, wig-maker, 36 Weybosset, 104 Broad
Gladding George W. dry goods, 35 Cheapside, 7 Washington
Gladding Henry, clerk, 35 Cheapside
Gladding Jarvis E. tailor, 12 Market Square, 52 Broad
Gladding Jno. grocery and chandlery, 105 South Water, Arnold
Gladding John, barber, 4 Weybosset, 35 Chesnut
Gladding John J., grocer, cor. Broad and Pawtuxet, 88 Broad
Gladding Josiah G. Aborn
Gladding K. C. ornamental painter, 136 and 192 South Main
Gladding Mrs. Martha, dry goods, Transit
Gladding Mrs. Nancy, 46 Westminster
Gladding Nicholas B. clerk, 35 Cheapside, Ship
Gladding Timothy, tailor, 14 Westminster, 122 Broad
Glazier Mrs. Hannah, grocer, corner of Eddy and Elm
GLOBE TAVERN, 81 Benefit  ( accidently omitted at time of publishing )
Goddard Henry, baker, rear of 79 and 63 South Main
Goddard Mrs. 37 Benefit
Goddard William G. editor of American, 111 Benefit
Godfrey Mrs. Amey, 150 Benefit
Godfrey Caleb, 218 South Main
Godfrey Caleb, grocer, 93 South Water, 163 South Main
Godfrey C. C. grocer, 162 South Main
Godfrey Joshua, jeweller, Charles
Godfrey Mrs. Lydia, 163 South Main
Godfrey Samuel, 163 South Main
Godfrey Mrs. Sarah, 167 South Main
Gonsolve John, Eddy
Gonsolve Joseph, mariner, Eddy
Gonsolve William, mariner, Ship
Goodhue Daniel T. jewelry, 45 Cheapside, Mathewson
Goodspeed Jeremiah, house-carpenter, Transit, Power
Goodspeed Solomon, house-carpenter, John
Goodwin Charles, physician and surgeon, 80 Westminster
Gorham & Bebee, manufacturer of jewelry, over 73 North Main
Gorham Jabez,
over 73 North Main, 40 Benefit
Gorham John, picker-maker, 387 North Main, Nash's lane

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Gorton Mrs. Francis, 74 Broad
Gould David, butcher, market-house, 97 Pawtuxet
Gould John, groceries and provisions, 41 Broad, 46 High
Gould Jacob C. house-carpenter, Pine, rear of 19 Chesnut
Goulding Mrs. Charles street
Graft Mrs. Sophia, 69 Pawtuxet
Grafton George, labourer, Transit
Grafton Mrs. Hannah, 169 South Main
Grafton Nathaniel, ship-carpenter, 230 South Main
Grafton Samuel, mariner, 39 Pawtuxet
Granger Benjamin, mariner, 182 South Main
Grant Aaron, shoemaker, Sexton
Grant Cyrus, grocer, 456 North Main
Graves Mrs. Ann, 187 South Main
Graves Miss Hannah, 333 North Main
Graves James, 28 High, 169 South Main
Graves Zephaniah, grocer, Charles
Graves Zephaniah, 28 High
Gray Briggs, painter, Elm
Gray Matthew, between North Water and Cheapside
Gray Mrs. Mary M. Plane
Gray Samuel, jeweller, North Court
Grayson Thomas, blacksmith, 293 North Main
Greene Albert G. attorney, 17 South Main, Power
Greene Mrs. Ann, Transit
Greene Barnabas, painter, 72 Broad
Greene Mrs. Betsey, 403 North Main
Greene Duty, apothecary, 109 and 84 High
Greene Giles, mason, 112 Broad
Greene Henry A. shoe store, 55 Westminster, 97 Broad
Greene Isaac, distiller, rear of Charles
Greene Job, victualler, 11 Broad, Chesnut
Greene John F. accountant, 14 Market, Chesnut
Greene John H. architect, Power
Greene Joseph N. dry goods, 11 and 47 Westminster
Greene Malachi, tailor, 6 and 121 Westminster
Greene Mrs. 47 Westminster
Greene Mrs. 106 Broad
Greene Phebe N., millener and leghorn bonnet maker, John
Greene Randall H. grocer, 94 and 100 North Main
Greene Richard W. attorney, 3 Weybosset, James
Greene Russell, painter, 12 Chesnut
Greene Scott, accountant, U. S. Bank, 81 Benefit
Greene S. H. 69 and 137 Westminster

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Greene & Sewell, shoemakers, 11 Broad
Greene Thomas, dry goods, 136½ North Main
Greene Thomas F. screwer of hay, Steeple
Greene William, goldsmith, 55 Cheapside, 48 Benefit
Greene Williarn F. shoe store, 19 Market, Pine
Greene William P. auctioneer, 11 South Main, James
Greene William R. merchant, 49 South Water, North Court
Greenman William, mariner, John
Greenwood Holmes, cutler, near Charles
Grieve David, artist, 143 Westminster
Grinnell George, 37 South Main, 126 Westminster  (accidently omitted at time of publishing )
Grinnell Peter, 37 South Main, 40 Westminster
Grinnell Peter & Son, paints and ship chandlery, 37 South
Main
Grinnell Thomas E. clerk, 37 South Main, Howland's alley
Grinnell William T, 37 South Main, 40 Westminster
Grover Stephen, shoemaker, Sexton
Gruchy Philip, victualler and cordial distiller, 259 North
Main
Guild Samuel W. Boston wagons, Dorrance
Gullivers Misses, 64 Broad
Gurnee Daniel, cabinet-maker, Union, Westminster
Gurney Austin, lumber merchant, 74 South Water, 172 Benefit


Hacker Miss Hannah, Transit
Hadwin Charles, shoe store, 16 North Main
Hail Daniel, 2d, mason, corner of Hope and Benevolent
Hail George, grocer, 12 North Main, Thomas
Hale George C. dry goods, 19 Cheapside, 53 George
Hale Mrs. 53 George
Hall Adnah, mariner, Power
Hall Ahira, mariner, Wickenden
Hall David, mariner, Sheldon
Hall George, comb-maker, 152 Benefit, Benevolent
Hall John, boarding-house, 143 South Main
Hall John, shoemaker, 20 North Main, 105 Benefit
Hall Nathan, printer, 4 Market, 95 Broad
Hall Nathan F., mariner, 17 Market Square
Hall Perley, cabinet-maker, Middle
Hall Robert, shoemaker, 30 North Main, Pine
Hall Silas, tallow-chandler, rear 197 North Main, Star
Hall William H. 1 Cheapside, 64 Benefit
Hallett Benjamin F. Attorney, Market-House, corner of Bowen and Benefit
Hallowell George A. mariner, Ann
Halsey Thomas L. Prospect
Ham Benjamin, ship-carpenter, corner of Field and South

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Ham Jotham, rear of 66 Weybosset
Ham William, caulker,
Field
HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 51 South Water ( accidently omitted at time of publishing )
Hamlin Miss Hetty, preceptress, Hydraulion.
Hamlin John H. 1 Market, John
Hamlin Miss Mary, preceptress, John
Hamlin Samuel E. pewterer, 109 North Main, 50 Benefit
Hamlin William, engraver and mathematical instrument maker, 135 South Main, 170 Benefit
Hammond Miss Elizabeth H. Stewart
Hammond James, town-sergeant, Atwell's avenue
Hammond Jeremiah, labourer, 7 High
Handy Asa, grocer, Mill, 219 North Main
Handy Miss Harriet, mantua-maker, 219 North Main
Handy Samuel, labourer, Wickenden
Hardenberg Jacob, garden-seeds, 83 High  (error: address should be 210 High )
Hardenberg John C. Ann
Hardenberg Joshua, truckman, John
Harding Albert E. 11 Market Square, 146 Benefit
Harding Hezekiah & Son, dry goods, 39 Cheapside, Well
Harding Richard, 11 Market Square, Wickenden
Harding Richard & Son, dry goods, 11 Market Square
Harding Walker, 65 Weybosset
Harding William, boarding-house, 47 Westminster
Harkness Thomas, Anthony's wharf  (accidently omitted at time of publishing )
Harradon John, mariner, Wickenden
Harrinton John, house-carpenter, John
Harrington David, baker, 143 North Main
Harrington Henry, mariner, 183 South Main
Harrington Thomas, shoemaker, 53 and 65 Chesnut
Harris Benjamin C. agent, 16 South Water, 71 Benefit
Harris George, 71 Benefit
Harris George, wheelwright, 77 High
Harris John B. cabinet-maker, Union, Job
Harris John S., cigar-maker, 90 High
(accidently omitted at time of publishing )
Harris Mrs. Phebe, rear of Charles
Harris William, cooper, rear of 189 North Main
Harris William W. cabinet-maker, 115½ and over 82 South Main
Harrison George G. green cottage, Abbott
Hart Kinsley, hatter, 34 High

Hartshorn & Arnold, grocery, 37 Market
Hartshorn Charles, coroner, 37 Market, 151 Westminster
Hartshorn Sylvester, deputy sheriff, 151 Westminster
Hartshorn Thomas, livery stable, 118 and 123 Benefit
Hartshorn Thomas C. 151 Westminster
Harwood Edward, keeper of the work house, Ckarles
Harwood George S. cooper, Charles

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Harwood John, printer, American Office, rear 30 Pawtuxet.
Harwood John 0. printer, American Office, 157 North Main
Haskell Moses, blacksmith, Eddy, 43 Chesnut
Hastings Nathan, crockery, 23 and over 17 Market
Hatch Gideon, tailor, 11 Cheapside, Benevolent
Hathaway Benjamin, shoemaker, 463 and 457 North Main
Hathaway & Daniels, leather & shoe store, 463 North Main
Hathaway Mrs. between Front and Hill
Hathaway Thomas, mason, 102 Broad
Hawes D. D. house-carpenter, rear of 231 North Main
Hawes Joseph, merchant, 11 West Water, North Providence
Hawkes Alpheus, distiller, Martin
Hawkes Alpheus, Sexton
Hawkins Ezekiel B. tanner, Stephens
Hawkins John, tobacconist, 76 Broad
Hawkins Pardon, labourer, Randall
Hawkins Samuel, house-carpenter, 30 High
Hawkins Sheldon, currier, Mill, Charles
Hayford Daniel, house-carpenter, 248 North Main
Hayford Daniel, jun. house-carpenter, 248 North Main, North
Water
Hayford Gardner, house-carpenter, North Water, Burr's lane
Haywood Joshua S. 16 and 34 High
Hazard Job, tobacconist, 18 Market, corner of Chesnut
and Elm
Healey John, butcher, market-house, Smith
Healey Moses, 23 Broad, 4 High
Heath Nathaniel, blacksmith, rear of 118 Benefit
Heaton David, grocer, 205 and 209 North Main
Heaton David, jun,
grocer, 160 and 209, North Main
Hellen John P. Transit
Hellen John, jun. mariner, Transit
Hellen Robert, Transit
Helme Bernon, Clerk Com. Pleas, C. House, 49 Benefit
Hemenway Daniel, inn keeper, 87 Benefit
Hendle John D. cabinet-maker and undertaker, over
6 North Water, 43 Benefit
Henry Mrs. Isabella, 111 Westminster
Henry John, tailor, 9 Cheapside, 111 Westminster
Henry Stephen, Deputy Sheriff, 83 High
Henry Thomas, grocer, High
Henry William, grocer, High.
Hidden Mrs. Mary, tailoress and mantua-maker, Clifford
Hicks Henry, 138 High 
(accidently omitted at time of publishing )
Hicks Isaac, labourer, Charles Field
Hicks Mrs. 94 Broad
Hicks Ratcliffe, mariner, Ship

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Hill Mrs. Bathsheba, Planet
Hill Mrs. Charlotte, corner of Pine and Potter
Hill Christopher, preceptor, 69 Broad
Hill George, tallow chandler, Peck's wharf, corner of
Pine and Potter
Hill Henry C, machine maker, 240 North Main
Hill John, collector of taxes, 196 North Main
Hitchcock Miss Hannah, 22 Pawtuxet
Hinckley C. T. 39 Market, rear of 4 Weybosset
Hoar John, tanner, Charles
Hodges Bradford, 49 Broad, 88 Chestnut
Hodges B. & Co. paint store, 49 Broad
Hodges Mrs. preceptress, 112 Broad
Hodges Charles, dry goods, 17 Cheapside, 34 Benefit
Hodges Isaac, house-carpenter, cor. of Chestnut and Elm
Hodges Joseph, 113 South Water, Arnold
Hodges Joseph, porter, over 142½ North Main
Hodges Preston, inn-keeper and grocer, 106 and 112 High
Holbrook Benjamin, picker-maker, Randall
Holbrook Joel, shoemaker, 89 and 162 North Main
Holbrook Mrs. Sally, Sexton
Holden Andrew, mariner, Clifford
Holden Charles, mariner, 64 Benefit
Holden Mrs. Elizabeth, Transit
Holden Henry, dry goods, 14 Market Square 1 Cheapside,
110 Benefit
Holden Henry, mariner, Well
Holden John, grocer, Charles
Holden Thomas R. tailor, 38 North Main, Smith
Holden Ulysses, merchant tailor, 24 North Main, 67 Benefit
Hollis David, truckman, 69 Broad
Holmes Henry, oysterman, rear of 189 North Main
Holmes Henry, labourer, 225 South Main
Holmes John, labourer, rear of 227
North Main
Holmes Joseph, clothier, Charles
Holmes Mrs. Martha, Charles
Holmes Misses Mary and Fanny, 161 North Main
Holmes Robert, labourer, North Main
Holroyd John, Angell
Holuoyd Joseph T, 137 South Main, Angell
Holroyd William, cordage, 137 South Main, Angell
Holroyd William, jun. Angell
Hood William W. shoemaker, 84 South Main, John
HOPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
12 Westininster
Hopkins Mrs. Betsey, 267 North Main
Hopkins Edward G. shoemaker, 402 and 192 North Main
Hopkins George C. tanner, Tanyard, 92 High
Hopkins Arnold, 112 and 106 High

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Hopkins Mrs. tailoress, Charles
Hopkins John G. cabinet-maker, 192 and 194 Benefit
Hopkins Mrs. Sarah, 29 George
Hopkins Mrs. Stephen, inn, Atwell's avenue
Hopkins Stephen, accountant, Arnold
Hopkins Uriah, Sexton street
Hoppin Benjamin, 29 Market-Square, 135 Westminster
Hoppin B. & T. C. commission merchant and auctioneers, 29 Market Square
Hoppin George W. groceries and drugs, 30 Market Square,
Pine
Hoppin Henry, agent, 4 West Water, 20 High
Hoppin Nicholas, 171 North Main
Hoppin Richard, leather dresser, 167 North Main
Hoppin Thomas C., 29 Market Square, 153 Westminster
Horn Mrs. corner of Wickenden and Benefit
Horsewell Ephraim, jun. ship-carpenter, South
Horsewell Francis, shoemaker, 3 Chesnut, South
Horsewell Nathaniel, mariner, Ship
Horsewell Philip, ship-carpenter, Ship
Horsewell Mrs. Ruth, corner of Field and Ship
Horsewell Samuel, ship-carpenter, cor. Richmond & Ship
Horton Andrew, grocer, Charles
Horton Eliphalet, mason, Transit
Horton John S. engraver, over I Weybosset, Dorrance
Horton Russell, 106 Pawtuxet
Horton Sanford, globe tavern, 81 Benefit
Horton Stephen, Mason, Walker
Houghton John, blacksmith, Charles
Howard Mrs. Ase, groceries and drugs, 157 South Main
Howard Benjamin, truckman, 101 Pawtuxet
Howard Ephraim, grocer and inn-keeper, 147 High
Howard Joseph,  broker, 23 Market Square, 88 South Main
Howard Nelson, tin-plate-worker, 22 Westminster
Howard Thomas, furnishing ware-house, 13 Cheapside,
88 South Main
Howard William A. grocer, 81 High
Howe Mrs. Eliza, Union
Howell David, U. S. District Judge, 95 Benefit
Howell John B. accountant, 26 South Water, Charles Field
Howell Mrs. Martha, Charles Field
Howland John, town-treasurer, market-bouse, 56 Benefit
Howland Mrs. 77 Broad
Hoyes Elisha, grocer, Hill
Hoyt Samuel, comb-maker, 152 Benefit, Arnold
Hubbard Jonas, 52 Benefit
Hubbard William, rear of 144 North Main

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Hudson Thomas, house-carpenter, Ann
Hughes John L. cotton manufacturer, Aborn
Hull Daniel, baker, 101 North Main
Hull George, comb-maker, 152 Benefit, Benevolent
Hull Gideon, mariner, Wickenden
Hull Jabez, grocer, 8 South Water, 180 Benefit
Hull Joseph, mason, 255 North Main
Hull Mrs. Rosanna, Ship
Hull Peleg, house-carpenter, Eddy
Hull Peleg, grocer, 53 South Main, 114 Broad
Hull Thomas, sailor boarding-house, 97½ South Main
Hull Thomas C. baker, Mill
Humphry & Everett, merchants, 59 South Water
Humphry Walker, 59 South Water, Arnold
Humphrey Mrs. Eliza,
66 Benefit
Humphrey John, clerk, 53 Westminster, 32 Chesnut
Humphrey Samuel, mariner, corner of Field and Ship
Humphreys James, grocer,
104 South Water, South Main
Hunt Caleb, cabinet-maker, Middle, Union
Hunt Clement Smith, U. S. navy, 151 North Main
Hunt Mrs. Huldah, 51 High
Hunt, Perry & Co. grocers, 33 Weybosset
Hunt Seth, 55 High
Hunt Seth. jun. 32 Market, 55 High
Hunter John, mariner, Eddy
Hunting Samuel, grocer, 9 North Water, Cranston
Hurd Alvin, mariner,
6 Pawtuxet
Hurlitz Mrs. Louisa, seamstress, Sheldon
Hutchens John, book-store, l Market Square cor. Union & Washington
Hutchens Lewis, book-binder, 1 Market Square
cor. Union & Washington
Hutchins Henry, cabinet-maker, President