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UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, 20 Market Square UNITED COTTON MANUFACTURING CO's, store 429 North Main UNITED STATES' BRANCH BANK, 23 South Main Updike Richard S. accountant, 8 Weybosset, Pawtuxet Utley Leander, physcian and surgeon, 133 and 141 Broad Valentine James, grocer, 91 and 139 North Main Valentine William, 76 High Van Alstine John, comb-maker, 152 Benefit, Benevolent Vaughan Bowen, house-carpenter, 102 and 148 High Vaughan Gardner, shoemaker, President, Meeting Vaughan Wanton, house-carpenter, 102 and 148 High Vaughan Mrs. 9 Broad Veazie Joseph, wholesale manufacturer jewelery, 218 and 234 North Main Veazie Samuel, jeweller, 218 and 234 North Main Vial Benjamin, labourer, Angell Vinson David, grocer, Hill Vinton Amos M. auctioneer and commission merchant, 48 South Main, 184 Benefit Vinton Mrs. Mary, 184 Benefit Vinton George W. confectioner, North Water Vinton Oliver, shoemaker, Smith Wade Edward C. blacksmith, Front, John Wade Ichabod, blacksmith, corner of West and Front Walcott George W. 142 Westminster Walford Alexander, painter, 32 Pawtuxet Walford Mrs. Sarah, 279 North Main Walker Appleton, 27 South Water, Charles Field Walker David, blacksmith, 271 North Main, Olney's lane Walker Miss Eliza, preceptress, 22 George Walker Elijah, grocer, 73 Weybosset Walker Gilbert, boarding-house, over 17 Market Walker Mrs. Mary, 145 Westminster Walker Seth J. iron moulder and blacksmith, Eddy Walker Waterman, tallow-chandler, tan-yard, 48 High Wall William, house-carpenter, rear 111 South Main, Power Ward Mrs. Eliza, 1 George . Wardwell John, clerk, 67 Weybosset, Friendship Page 69~ Wardwell Josiah, 67 Weybosset, Pine Wardwell Stephen, 67 Weybosset, 18 Chesnut Wardwell Stephen & Co, grocers, 67 Weybosset Wardwell Stephen S. accountant, 6 Market, 18 Chesnut Warner Amos, rope-maker, Transit Warner Mrs. Ann, near Charles Warner Benajah, ship-carpenter, cor. of Eddy and Ship Warner James M. jeweller, 149 Westminster Warner John, Sugar lane Warner Mrs. 85 Broad Warren John, inn-keeper, 168 High WASHINGTON HOTEL, rear of 4 Weybosset Waterman Amasa, 165 High Waterman Mrs. Tan-yard Waterman Miss, mantua-maker, 126 Broad Waterman Nathan, 40 and 87 North Main Waterman Nathan, jun. Cashier U. S. B. B. 23 South Main Waterman Richard, paper and oil store, 14 West Water, Bowen Waterman Resolved, 2d, High Waterman Rufus, tallow-chandler, 85 North Main Waterman Mrs Sarah, over 42 North Main Waterman Stephen, merchant, 6 Weybosset, 37 Broad Waters William B. tinman, 22 and 34 Westminster Watson & Rathbone, merchants, 33 Cheapside Watson Matthew, 33 Cheapside, 138 Benefit Weatherbee Mrs. Lucinda, 3 Pawtuxet Weatherbee Rich. stone-cutter, Peck's wharf, 43 Chesnut Weatherbee Thomas W. baker, Transit Weatherhead Samuel, 69 Broad Weaver Caleb, oysterman, between Front and Hill Weaver Daniel, truckman, 290 North Main Weaver Joseph, house-carpenter, Planet Weaver Joshua, carter, 228 North Main Weaver Nathan, house-carpenter, Clemence Weaver William, oysterman, between Front and Hill Webb Adrian, cabinet-maker, 80 Benefit, 105 North Main Webb Mrs. A. T. millener, 105 North Main Webb Mrs. Hetty, 80 Westminster Webb John, labourer, John Weeden B. D. & Co. commision merchant, 33 Market Weeden Benjamin D. 33 Market, 38 Broad Weeden Mrs. Deborah, 38 Benefit Weeden George, over 33 Market Weeden George E. 345 North Main Page 70~ Weeden Henry D. baker, rear of 33 Market over 2 Weybosset Weeden William, accountant, 172 Benefit Weldon Samuel, mariner, Thurber's mills Wells Belzeman, comb-maker, 152 Benefit, Benevolent Wells Elisha C. tailor, 2 South Main, John Wells Mrs. Susannah, rear of 143 Westminster Welles William A. printer, Gazette office, cor. Pine & Potter Wesson Abel, jun. Coffee-House, over 2 North Main Wesson Samuel, victualler, under 6 Market Square, 108 Benefit Wesson & Tuttle, victuallers, under 6 Market Square West Ansel, labourer, rear of Wickenden West Darius, labourer, Sabin, Federal West Enoch, house-carpenter, Transit West Joseph, mariner, South West William, rope-maker, corner of Field and South West William, jun. , rope-maker, corner of Field and South Westcott Caleb, accountant, 48 South Water, Transit Westcott Ezbon, ship-carpenter, South Westcott Henry, 7 Cheapside, 54 Westminster Westcott James, mason, Elm Westcott James, tailor, 9 Cheapside, 122 South Main Westcott Miss, tailoress, College Westcott John, Sugar lane Westcott Samuel, mariner, College Westcott & Rathbone, dry goods, 7 Cheapside Westcott Samuel, jun. mariner, Thayer Westcott Mrs. Sarah, 17 Chesnut Westcott Thomas, mariner, 236 Benefit Westcott, Thomas I. mariner, cor. Benefit & Wickenden Wetmore C. J. portrait and miniature painter, 146 South Main Wetmore Samuel, 122 South Water, 202 South Main Wetmore W. W. clerk, 122 South Water, over 22 Market Square Wheaton Benjamin, custom-house officer, 316 North Main Wheaton Caleb & Son, watch-makers, 81 and 165 North Main Wheaton Edward, house-carpenter, Charles Wheaton Ephraim, 316 North Main Wheaton Godfrey, watch-maker, 102 North Main, Meeting Wheaton James, saddler and harness maker, 222 North Main Wheaton James jr. , coppersmith, 113 South Main, 316 North Main Wheaton James, 3d, grocer, 113 North Main Wheaton Levi, physician and surgeon, Thomas Wheaton Samuel, 1 Weybosset, 36 Westminster Wheaton Seth, Pres. U. S. B. Bank, 135 North Main Wheaton Sylvester, 113 North Main Wheaton & Anthony, grocers, 1 Weybosset Page 71~ Wheeler Bennett H. Editor Patriot, 12 Market Square, 80 Broad Wheeler Russell, near Charles Wheeler Samuel G. N. Y. hat-store, 13 Market, 81 Pawtucket Wheeler Samuel M. tallow-chandler, 85 North Main, President Wheeler Samuel W. grocer, 110½ and 136 Westminster Wheelock Joseph, cashier Merchants' Bank, 88 Pawtuxet Whipple Arnold, jeweller, 319 North Main Whipple Cyrus, machine-maker, Bark, Charles Whipple David, hat-store, 31 Market, 58 Westminster Whipple Mrs. Deborah, 216 North Main Whipple Eleazer, yeoman, 283 North Main Whipple Ethan, grocer, 156 and 148 North Main Whipple Jabez, 319 North Main Whipple Jeremiah, grocer, 181 North Main Whipple John, attorney, market-house, College Whipple John H. constable, 246 North Main Whipple Leonidas, painter, 49 Broad, Field Whipple Mrs. Nancy, near Charles Whipple Mrs. Naomi, dry goods, 200 North Main Whipple Miss Zilpha, 18 Benefit Whitaker Josiah & Co. jewelry, fancy goods and combs, 55 Cheapside Whitaker Josiah, 55 Cheapside, Benevolent Whitaker Thomas, crockery and glass, 1 Market, 23 George Whitam Moses, house-carpenter, Ship Whitfield Samuel, weaver, near Charles Whiting John, labourer, Smith Whiting Joseph C. , 50 High Whitington Mrs. , Middle Whitman Benjamin K. 100 High Whitman Daniel Y. wheelwright, Transit Whitman Jacob, auctioneer, 185 High Whitman Jonathan, High Whitmash Thomas & Samuel, merchant tailors, 21 Market Square Whitmore Jesse, constable, 187 North Main Whitmore James, house-carpenter, Ship Whitney Hercules, druggist, 18 and 37 Weybosset Whitney William, morocco-dresser, rear 21 Westminster, Aborn Wickson Chris. comb-maker, 152 Benefit, 175 South Main Wight Miss Mary, milliner, 117 North Main Wilbour John, mariner, Eddy Wilbour William, mason, Pine Wilbur Mrs. Hopkins Wilbur Melvin, shoemaker, 89 and 148 North Main Wilbur Sayles, mason, 212 North Main Page 72~ Wilbur Thomas B. grocer, 24 Weybosset, 5 Westminster Wilcox Isaac, book-binder, 5 Market Square, William Wilcox Jeremiah, oysterman, Front Wilcox Leonard, victualling cellar, 1 North Water, foot of Union Wilcox William, labourer, Richmond Wild Daniel, jun. 87 Benefit Wilder John, inn-keeper, 18 Market Square Wilkey Miss A. E. tailoress, 95 South Main Wilkey Samuel, grocer, 95 South Main Wilkinson Arnold, reed-maker, 102 Westminster, 10 High Wilkinson Russell, ship-carpenter, Elm Wilkinson Varnum, ship-carpenter, Elm Wilkinson William, 11 George Willard Mrs. E. preceptress, 12 George Willard Hezekiah, blacksmith, Charles, Cady's lane Willard Nahum, 17½ Westminster Willard Nathan, labourer, Eddy Willey John, twine-spinner, Power Williams Caleb, grocer and cotton manufacturer, 99 High Williams Caleb, carter, Smith Williams Caleb, jun. 99 High Williams Edward S. 99 High Williams Gardner, grocer, 47 High Williams Henry, wheelwright, 67½ Westminster Williams James, blacksmith, 130 and 151 High Williams Jarvis, labourer, near Charles Williams Jason, 40 South Water, boarding-house, 51 George Williams Josiah, butcher, 106 High Williams Mrs. 48 High Williams Olney, grocer, 51 Weybosset Williams Otis, 51 High Williams Peleg , 121 High Putnam Williams, ship-carpenter, cor. of Field & South Williams Stephen, mason, 13 Pawtuxet Williams Stephen, house-carpenter, Pine Williams Mrs. Susan, 51 High Williams Thomas, house-carpenter, 155 High Williams Rev. Thomas, Friendship Williams William G. dry goods, 41 Westminster, Mathewson Williamson Peter, mariner, 217 South Main Willington Ebenezer, blacksmith, Eddy, Weybosset Wilmarth John, yeoman, Shore Wilmarth Stephen, jailer, rear of 113 North Main Wilson Rev. James, Ship Page 73~ Wilson James jun. Ship Wilson Jesse, cabinet-maker, over 6 North Water, 130 North Main Wilson John accountant, 29 Cheapside, 79 Broad Wilson Mrs. Lydia, grocer, 273 North Main Wilson Mrs. , Ship Wilson Mrs. Sarah, Angell Wilson William T. shoemaker, 161 South Main, Planet Winckley Miss Catherine, weaver, Charles WINDHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 33 Cheapside Winman Mrs. Betsey, Ann Winship Jonathan, High Winsor Mrs. Patience, 162 Benefit Winslow Henry, mariner, Eddy Winslow Mrs. 58 Weybosset Winslow Job, shoemaker, 69 Broad Winslow John L. shoemaker, rear of 32 Pawtuxet Witter Josiah, boarding-house, 11 Pawtuxet Wood J. B. broker, 12 Market Square, President Wood Mrs. Martha, tailoress, 67 High Wood Timothy, house-carpenter, 159 North Main Woodward Luther, iron-founder, Randall Woodward Miss Polly, between Front and Hill Woodward William, rope-maker, Transit Woodward William jr. grocer, 174 South Main, Transit WOOL HAT BODY MANUFACTURING Co. 105 South Main Work Ward, butcher, 97 Pawtuxet Wright Thomas, mason, Ben (could be Benefit or Benevolent ?) Wyatt Samuel, labourer, Ann No Names beginning with X Yates Joseph, 51 Cheapside, 257 North Main Yates S. & S. painters, Thomas Yates Samuel, painter and glazier, 257 North Main Yates Seth, painter, Thomas, 24 Benefit Yates Thomas, house-carpenter, 255 North Main Yerrinton James, house-carpenter and machine-maker, Mill, Charles Yerrinton James B. printer, Gazette office, cor. Pine & Potter Young Mrs. Cynthia, Field Young Daniel, labourer, Atwell's avenue Young Edward R. grocer, 24 Market Square, Union Young Mrs. Huldah, near Smith Young James, mariner South Young Joseph G. rope-maker, Plane Young Samuel, grocer 107 Westminster Young Samuel S. mariner, 105 Westminster Page 74~ Young Sheldon, under 13 Market Square, Steeple Young Stephen, yeoman, Sexton Young William, mariner, Planet Young William, laborer, Field No names beginning with Z The following names were not received in season to be inserted in the
places where they respectively belong.
BELFONT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Hydraulion BOWEN BLEACHING AND CALENDERING COMPANY, John Bowen Clovis, H. grocer, 42 and 65 North Main Brown Cushing, Charles Carpenter, Mrs. Mary Field CUMBERLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY , 2 Weybosset FISKVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 97 High FRANKLIN HOUSE, corner of Market Square & College Accidentally omitted. AETNA FIRE-INSURANCE COMPANY, over 4 Market CHEPACHET MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 49 South Water Davis Abraham, trader, 122 South Main GLOBE TAVERN, 81 Benefit Grinnell George, 37 S. Main, 126 Westminster HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 51 South Water Harkness Thomas, Anthony's wharf Harris John S. cigar-maker, 90 High Hicks Henry, 138 High Lyndon Danforth P. Benefit Rickard Alfred, preceptor, Pine Removals. Ainsworth Luther, preceptor, from 4 Market Square, to over 39 Market street Billings Samuel, tobacconist, from 7 South Water to 35 South Main Dunnell J. & Co., from 16 to 51 South Water Copartnerships dissolved. Dix & Savil, house-carpenters, business continued by Frederick Dix, 112 Benefit T. J. & W. E. Clarke, painters, business continued by Wm. E. Clarke, 78 North Main Errata. Andrews Mrs. 101 North Main only should stand against this name Hardenberg Jacob should be 210 instead of 83 High Johnson Ebenezer should be 13 Westminster, not 13 Broad Manran Joseph, dele the C. Quannan John should be Quarman John |