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The Directory of the city of Boston : embracing the city record, a general directory of the citizens, and a special directory of trades, professions, &c., with an almanac from July 1850, to July 1851., 1850
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1Crocker John, clerk, h. 59 W. Canton
2Crocker John H. painter, h. 7th, n. F'
3Crocker J. cutter, bds. 10 Oxford
4Crocker Joseph, boots and shoes, 3 Fleet
5Crocker Matthias (Banker, Crocker & Co.), house at Chelsea
6Crocker Richard J. (Child & C.), h. 1 Unity ct.
7Crocker (Uriel) & Brewster (Osmyn), printers and booksellers, 47 Washington, h. 23 Somerset
8Crocker (Wm. H.) & Bell (J. F.), drugs, paints and oils, 53 Blackstone, bds. 132 Salem
9Crocker Wm. H. mariner, h. Lexington, E. B.
10Crocket Charles G. h. 2 Haven
11Crockett Edmund, carver, bds. 849 Washington
12Crockett Ephraim, carver, house 3 E. Dover
13Crockett Geo. B. shoe maker, 119 Court, house 24 Garden [Vernon
14Crockett Geo. K. counsellor, 27 State, b. 7 Mount
15Crockett Geo. W. 5 Central whf. h. 7 Mt. Vernon
16Crockett Samuel L. artist, 3 Amory Hall, boards 7 Mt. Vernon
17Crockett Selden, proprietor Bromfield House
18Crockett S. Frank, clerk at Bromfield House [ny
19Crockett Wm. D. printer, Herald office, h. 6 Alba
20Croft James T. (Thompson & C.), h. 20 Wall
21Crolin Philip, ballast lighter, h. 3 Hamilton ct.
22Cromack Wm. N. clerk, 1 Tremont row, boards Pemberton House
23Crombie Benjamin, builder, h. 33 S. Suffolk
24Crombie Wm. G. 416 Wash. h. at Cambridge
25Cromer Lawrence, house foot Norwich
26Crompton Philip, house foot Norwich
27Crompton John, waiter at Pavilion
28Cronan Daniel, laborer, h. 4 Bread
29Cronan Daniel, fitter, h. 6 Sullivan pl.
30Cronan Dennis, laborer, h. 93 Cross
31Cronan Jeremiah, teacher, h. 68 South
32Cronan Jeremiah, tailor, h. 6 Sullivan pl.
33Cronan Jeremiah, laborer, h. 2 Scott ct.
34Cronan John, laborer, h. 16 Norfolk place
35Cronan John, boot maker, h. 6 Sullivan pl.
36Cronin Cornelius, laborer, h. 6 Hamilton alley
37Cronin Dennis, tailor, h. 118 Sea [n. do.
38Cronin Dennis, blacksmith, Turnpike, opp. 5th, h.
39Cronin James, laborer, h. 2d, near Turnpike
40Cronin John, machinist, h. 73 A, near 3d
41Cronin John C. h. Lehigh, cor. E. Orange
42Cronin Mary, widow, h. 6 Bread
43Cronin Michael, waiter, h. 78 Friend
44Cronin Patrick, tailor, Jefferson block
45Cronin Patrick, tailor, h. 6 Sullivan pl.
46Cronley Michael, founder, house Ontario
47Cronnin Matthew, tailor, h. r. 51 Prince
48Crook Handy, waiter, h. 5 Norfolk pl.
49Crooker Abner C. mason, h. 145 Fourth
50Crooker Barker, restorator, E. B. ferry, h. Sumner, near London, E. B. [Brighton
51Crooker Hezekiah B. (Clark, Porter & Co.), h. at
52Crooker Isaac (Hotchkiss & Co.), bds. 4 Lynde
53Crooker James T. carpenter, bds. 508 Wash.
54Crooker John, rigger, h. Commercial, n. Foster
55Crooker Samuel M. painter, h. 40 Fleet
56Crooker Stephen B. carriage maker, h. 3d, n. C
57Crooker Tilden, h. 124 Fourth
58Crooker Turner, stone cutter, h. I, n. Broadway
59Cronkrite L. E. 2 Mass. block, bds. 97 Leveret
60Crookshanks James, mariner, h. 17 Porter, E. B.
61Crooks George, laborer, h. r. 8 Charter
62Croome (George), Hixon (Wm. M.), & Co. (Wm. Brigham), upholsterers, 166 Wash. house 103 Pleasant
63Croome Jane, house 25 W. Castle
64Cropper J. (Hemsley & C.), 7 Milk
65Crofty John, laborer, h. 13 Wash. sq.
66Crosby (Alonzo) & Gibson (N.), wood, &c. Ferry whf. Lewis, E. B. h. Meridian, do.
67Crosby Anthony, boots and shoes, 130 Hanover, house 9 Margaret [Snowhill
68Crosby Charles, job wagon, 4 Canal, h. Charter, n.
69Crosby Charles H. printer, h. 48 Portland
70Crosby Charles W. cabinet maker, 7 Boylston, house 61 Hudson
71Crosby David, wharfinger, Arch whf. h. 52 Spring
72Crosby Dorcas H. fancy goods, 166 Hanover
73Crosby Elkanah C. 11 Com'l whf. h. F, n. 4th
74Crosby Franklin, restorator, Sumner, n. New
75Crosby Frederic, 132 State, h. 79 Leveret
76Crosby Hannah, boarding, 48 Portland
77Crosby James, 53 Chatham, bds. 6 Dix place
78Crosby John, supt. and collector, 76 State, h. at S. Malden
79Crosby John, house 124 Charles
80Crosby Josiah L. & Co. (J. W. Coverly), bonnets, 39 & 45 Hanover, h. at Somerville
81Crosby Kendall, restaurant, 8 & 10 Lindall
82Crosby Loami, house 21 Hancock
83Crosby Porter, flat roof composition, 22 Merrimac, and 5 Congress, bds. at Milliken's [54] do
84Crosby Robert R. daguerreotypes, 58 Hanover, h.
85Crosby (Samuel T.) & Brown (S. E.), watches and jewelry, 69 Wash. h. 6 Dix place
86Crosby Sumner, steward Lunatic Hospital
87Crosby Sylvanus, clerk, 15 City whf. b. 4 Unity ct.
88Crosby Walter. musical instrument maker, 15 Hawley, house 4 Porter
89Crosby (William) & Nichols (H. P.), books and stationery, 111 Washington, house at Roxbury
90Crosgrov Thomas, cabman, h. 3 Fuller
91Crosman Charles C. painter, h. 11 Emerald
92Cross Amos W. refreshments, 85 Commercial, h. 1 Snelling pl. [Auburndale
93Cross Benajah, piano-forte maker, Newton, h. at
94Cross Charles A. tailor, 25 Ann, h. 115 Hudson
95Cross (Gilman), Samson (I.), & Co. (D. Chamberlin), Franklin House, 41 Merchants' row
96Cross Henry, harness maker, 22 Tremont, house 5 Cottage, E. B.
97Cross Jacob, bds. 11 Howard
98Cross Jacob, boarding house, 19 Minot
99Cross Jacob P. (Sylvester & C.) bds. 11 Howard
100Cross James, boiler maker, h. Hooton ct. E. B.
101Cross John B. medical electrician, h. 19 Temple pl.
102Cross Joseph, clerk, 90 Hanover, bds. 7 Morton pl.
103Cross Mary Ann, h. 33 Seneca
104Cross Nancy, widow, h. 190 Washington
105Cross Robert A. (H. L. Devereux & Co.), h. at Melrose [b. 13 Beach
106Cross Robert D. clerk at Buckley & Bancroft's,
107Cross Rufus P. machinist, house 30 Billerica
108Cross Wm. tailor, house 115 Hudson
109Cross Wm. H. h. 2 May pl.
110Crossett Robert W. clerk at House of Correction
111Crossley Seth, caulker, b. 16 E. Sumner
112Crossley Thomas, 234 Washington, h. at Roxbury
113Crossman Charles B. (Martin & C.), h. at Lynn
114Crossman Geo. D. 113 Milk, h. at Roxbury
115Crosson Hugh, laborer, h. r. 99 W. Dedham
116Crosson Wm. laborer, h. 3 Stillman
117Croswell Wm. Rev. h. 7 Crescent pl.
118Crotty Patrick, laborer, h. 2 Williams court
119Crouta John, 637 Washington
120Crow Robert, tailor, h. 3 Cotting
121Crow William, chemist, house Milldam
122Crowd Leonard, stevedore, h. 4 Southac
123Crowd Wm. b. 759 Washington
124Crowe Dennis, job wagon, h. 30 Stillman
125Crowell (Henry G.), Brooks (H. C.), & Co. (S. M. Hunt), West India goods, 38 Commercial whf. bds. 1 Hamilton pl
126Crowell Hiram, piano-forte maker, h. Athens, n. E
127Crowell Hosea, shipwright, h. Bennington, E. B.
128Crowell Joseph D. deputy wharfinger, 1 Mercantile wharf, house 174 Webster, E. B.
129Crowell L. Rev. 261 Tremont
130Crowell Nathan (Howes & C.), h. 1 Ashland av.
131Crowell Nathan, jr. weigher and gauger, 20 Commercial whf, bds. N. E. House
132Crowell Philander, broker, 2 City whf. h. at Chelsea
133Crowell Seth H. brass founder, h. Waltham, near Harrison avenue
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