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Scan 827
Gazetteer of Cheshire County, N.H., 1736-1885, 1885
47 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 76. See the scan on archive.org.
1Bowen Richard, car inspector, C. R. R., h Kellehar.
2Bowker Arthur E., painter Impervious Package Co., bds Colorado.
3Bowker Daniel F., dep. foreman Impervious Package Co., h Colorado.
4Bowker John, (Stratton, Mills Co.) h 11 Winter.
5Bowker Leo E., laborer, bds Colorado.
6Bowker Lizzie, aged 80 years, bds 11 Winter.
7BOWKER PIERPONT F., retired farmer and stonecutter, h 26 Roxbury.
8Bowker Samuel P., prop. livery and feed stable rear Lamson block, h do.
9Boyce James, violin maker, h 44 Church st.
10Boyce Leonard O., emp. Keene Furniture Co., h 44 Church.
11Boyce Wayland, pail turner, bds Elm.
12Boyd William, spinner, bds West.
13Bragg Orison E., carpenter and dealer in boots and shoes, h 9 Beach.
14Breed Henry, pail painter, bds Armory.
15Breed Lucius F., pail painter, h Armory.
16Breen Patrick, laborer, h Armory.
17Bridge Frank W., farmer, h 26 Roxbury.
18Bridge Guy S., clerk Cheshire Republican office, bds Cross cor. Carrol.
19Bridge John D., job printer and dealer in paper stock, successor to E. C. Whittemore, Baker's block, Main, bds Eagle Hotel,
20BRIDGMAN CHARLES, (est. 1840) wholesale and retail dealer in groceries, flour, grain, feed, spices, etc., Bridgman block (built 1866), h 24 Washington.
21Bridgman Charles H., clerk, h 36 Washington.
22BRIDGMAN GEORGE H., physician and surgeon, member board of health, h 9 Washington.
23BRIGGS CHARLES H., retired, h 62 Washington.
24Briggs Charles O., pail turner, h Elm.
25Briggs John K., shoemaker, h 6 Spring.
26Briggs Mary, h 14 Court.
27Briggs William S., vice-pres. Cheshire Provident Institution, director Cheshire Nat. bank, 17 West.
28Britton Benjamin, r 6, farmer, leases 25.
29Britton Charles A., laborer, h Elm.
30Britton Charles F., freight conductor, bds Davis st. Court.
31Britton Curtis G., r 4, breeder of Jersey cattle, Chester white hogs, Plymouth Rock fowls and farmer 235.
32BRITTON FANNIE H., h West cor. Island.
33Britton Frederick F., served in Co. F, 14th N. H. Vols., h Woodburn.
34Britton John L., retired, served as drum major 2d N. H. Vols., h Woodburn.
35Britton Sidney E., laborer, h Woodburn.
36Britton William D., fireman C. R. R., h 12 Davis.
37Britton William H., laborer, h 38 Elm.
38Brook Lyman J., treasurer Impervious Package Co., h 12 Court.
39Brooks Arthur W., blacksmith, h 31 Church.
40Brooks Daniel W., carriage painter, h 29 Roxbury.
41Brooks Fanny, widow of Eli, h 5 Dover.
42Brooks Freeman W., carpenter, h 11 Douglass.
43BROOKS HENRY O., general blacksmith, and manuf. of mill picks and edged tools, h Church cor 93d.
44Brooks Lillia R. Miss, dressmaker, h 5 Dover.
45Brooks Oliver G., emp. in Beaver chair shop, h Washington.
46Brooks Robert. Jr., emp. Keene Furniture Co., h Water.
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