1824
PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY N.
B.
It will be understood that the blank after the name of a street, is
put for street-thus, 16 Market, is 16 Market-street. "-Where two directions are given, the first is the place of business; the last the place of residence. designated Mrs. are, with very few exceptions, widows. Page 8~ ABBOT Mrs. 68 Broad Street Abbot Thomas, constable, 444 North Main Aborn Benjamin, 69 Westminster, 59 Broad Aborn Burrows, 59½ Westminster Aborn & Jackson, merchants, 69 Westminster Aborn James & Co. lumber merchants, Union Aborn James, 1 Washington Aborn John W. Union, 137 Westminster Aborn Lowrey, 28 Weybosset Aborn Mrs. Hannah, 44 South Main Aborn Mrs Susan, 137 Westminster Adams & Foster, manufacturers, 17 South Main Adams Rev. Jasper, Professor in Brown University, 146 South Main Adams Joel, house-carpenter, Angell Adams Joseph, jun. distiller, 229 South Main Adams Jonathan, 17 South Main, William Adams Lowell, 59 Cheapside, Richmond Adams Nathaniel, 40 Broad Adams Robert, fancy dyer, 433 North Main Adams Samuel, rear of 71 Westminster Adams Seth, commission merchant, 36 South Water, 110 South Main Adams Seth, jun. commission merchant, 56 South Water, Benevolent Addison Benjamin, shoe-maker, 231 North Main Adye Mrs. Aseneth, Cady's lane AETNA FIRE-INSURANCE COMPANY, over 4 Market (accidently omited in original 1824 dir.) Ainsworth Luther, preceptor, 4 Market Square, Richmond (Luther moved from 4 Market Sq. to over 39 Market St. before the 1824 dir. was issued ) Albertson Mrs. Nancy, 15 Chestnut Aldrich ________, toll gatherer, India Bridge Aldrich Esek, rear of 4 Weybosset Aldrich Misses Hannah & Priscilla, Hill Alexander Henry, constable, 78 South Main Alexander William H. accountant, 116 South Water, Ann Allen Abel, Justice of Peace, Church Allen Avery, shoemaker, 157 Westminster Allen Benjamin, grocer, 3 and 94 Broad Allen Caleb, machine maker, 118 North Main Allen Miss Candace, Benevolent Allen Crawford, commission merchant, 35 South Water, Benevolent Allen Daniel, painter, Stewart Allen Miss E. millener, 95 and 118 North Main Allen Ethan, shoemaker, 157 Westminster Allen Gabriel, Post-Master, Richmond Allen Herman B. mariner, Benevolent Allen Isaac, jeweller, 47½ Cheapside Allen Isaac B., jeweller, 319 North Main Allen James, shoemaker, rear of 32 Pawtuxet Allen Miss M. milliner, 60 Broad Allen Mrs. 17 Chesnut Allen Philip, cotton manufacturer, 104 and 147 North Main Allen Rhodes, labourer, Walker Allen Rhodes G. cabinet ware-rooms 117 and 119 Westminster, Job Allen Samuel V. constable, 157 Westminster Allen Mrs. Sarah, rear of 30 Pawtuxet Allen William H. physician and surgeon, 197 North Main, rear of 149 North Main Allen Zachariah, woolen manufacturer, 104 and 93 North Main Allenton Roger, over 142½ North Main Allin Mnason, [sic] grocer and inn keeper, 143 High Almy Benjamin, labourer, John Almy & Brown, manufacturers, 57 Cheapside Almy Samson, 57 Cheapside, 75 Benefit AMERICAN OFFICE, 1 North Water Ames Asa, powder store, 29 & 31 Weybosset Ames Miss, preceptress, 84 Broad Ames R. N. dry goods, 21 Cheapside, Pleasant Ames Samuel, manufacturer, 117 South Main, William Amsbury Daniel S. 238 North Main Amsbury Israel, tailor, 130 and 238 North Main Amsbury Jesse, tailor, 134 and 238 North Main Anderson Ephraim, cabinet maker Anderson Francis, ropemaker, Front Andrews Mrs. 101 North Main, 115½ South Main Andrews David, Long wharf, Friendship Andrews John, manufacturer, Butlers wharf Andrews John, bleacher, Sabin, 161 Westminster Andrews, Joseph, mason, 56 High Andrews William, mason, Benevolent Angell Darius, butcher, market-house, High Angell Dexter, grocer, Charles Angell Emor, house-carpenter, 49 High Angell Enos, house-carpenter, 339 North Main Angell Fenner, butcher, Randall Angell Isaac, house-carpenter, 264 North Main Angell Job, butcher, Market-house, 85 High Angell Job, 2d, dry goods, 3 and 89 Westminster Angell John, truckman, Page Angell Joseph, clerk, 3 Westminster, Charles Angell Joseph, butcher, market-house, Cranston Street Angell Joseph K. attorney, College street, 91 Benefit Angell Nicholas, butcher, Market-House, 201 North Main Angell Mrs. N. 91 Benefit Angell Oliver, preceptor, 119 Benefit, 216 North Main Angell Robert, grocer, 266 North Main, 24 Benefit Angell Thomas, cooper, Friendship Angell William, butcher, 118 North Main, Orms Anger Mrs. 80 Broad Annis Mrs. Amey, 297 North Main Annis Charles, Annis Olney, butcher, Orms Anthony David, manufacturer, Anthony's wharf, Angell Anthony Henry, 1 Weybosset, 66 South Main Anthony Hezekiah, grocer, 9, 11 and 15 Weybosset Anthony Hezekiah, hatter, Page Anthony James 2d, shoe maker, 73 High, Tanyard Anthony John, labourer, John Anthony Joseph, grocer, 30 Weybosset, 66 South Main Anthony William, blacksmith, Field Anthony William A., Field Aplin Miss Hannah, tailoress, 374 North Main Aplin Stephen A. grocer, Wickenden Aplin Stephen A. jun. grocer, 86 South Main, Wickenden Aplin William, 3 South Main, over 162 South Main Armington A. W. clerk, 101 Broad, 27 Pawtuxet Armington James, cabinet maker, Benevolent Armington Joseph, labourer, between Front & Hill Arnold Aborn, house-carpenter, 121 Westminster Arnold Ahab, manufacturer, 84 Westminster Arnold Alfred, clerk, 178 North Main over 174 North Main Arnold Amos, grocer, 178 North Main over 174 North Main Arnold Anthony B. Peck's Wharf, 39 Westminster Arnold Augustus, tailor, 50 Westminster, Middle Arnold Caleb, shoe store, 30 North Main, Pine Arnold Christopher, Arnold Arnold Daniel, flour store, 43 Weybosset, 11 High Arnold David, toll gather central bridge Arnold Elias, accountant, 104 North Main, Richmond Arnold Elisha, mason, 79 High Arnold George, grocer, 115 Broad, 140 Westminster Arnold George C. dry goods, 43 and 88 Westminster Arnold George R. 37 Market, cor. Pleasant and Middle Arnold & Greene, commission merchants, 49 South Water Arnold Isaac, merchant, Peck's wharf, Union Arnold Israel, spar maker, 167 South Main Arnold James, accountant, 141 Westminster Arnold James U. manufacturer, 86 and 88 Westminster Arnold John, painter, 224 South Main Arnold Joseph, mariner, 79 High Arnold Samuel H. 49 South Water, Aborn Arnold Mrs. Mary, Transit Arnold Mrs. Dorrance Arnold Nehemiah, 141 Westminster Arnold Richard J. merchant, 26 South Water, 100 South Main Arnold S. & A. B. merchants, Peck's wharf. Arnold Salmon A. physician and surgeon, Pleasant and Dorrance Arnold Samuel, manufacturer, 25 SouthWater, 133 North Main Arnold Samuel G. merchant, 26 South Water, William Arnold Seth, mariner, rear of 109 Broad Arnold Shubael F. shoemaker, rear of 136 North Main Arnold Simeon, house-carpenter, Stewart Arnold Stephen, merchant, Peck's wharf, 22 High Arnold Mrs. Waity, Middle Arnold William, 84 Westminster Arnold William, mariner, 183 South Main Arnold William, cooper, Charles Arnold William U., 2 South Water, 7 Weybosset Arnold William W. house-carpenter, Stewart Ashley Joseph, grocer, 44 and 46 Weybosset Ashton Mrs. 58 Weybosset Ashton Joshua, mariner, South Ashton Samuel, shoemaker, 118 South Main, William Ashton William, sail-maker, over 91 South Water, 196 Benefit Atkins Elisha, preceptor, 5th dis. public school, Stewart Atwell Mrs. 60 Weybosset Atwell Mrs. Polly, Star Atwell Samuel Y., attorney, 3 South Main, 216 Benefit Page 12~ Atwood John, caulker, South Atwood Mrs. Freelove, 31 High Austin Mrs. Sarah, Clifford Aylman John, house-carpenter, 54 South Main Babbitt Benjamin, house-carpenter, North Water, Benefit Babcock Robert, 218 South Main Babcock John W. house-carpenter, Mathewson, 68 Weybosset Babcock Latham, house-carpenter, Friendship Babson George, 68 Broad Babson James, bookbinder, 68 Broad Babson John, 68 Broad Bachelder Origen, usher 1st dis. public school, 364 North Main Bachelder Warren, road-maker, 364 North Main Bacon Joshua, baker, Randall Bacon Mrs. Mary, 94 Westminster Bacon Mrs. Naomi, Arnold Bacon William, baker, Cranston street Bailey James, mariner 159 South Main Bailey Martin, grocer, 170 and 159 South Main Bailey Pabodie, house-carpenter, Sheldon Baker Caleb, 86 High Baker Rev. Luther, 58 High Baker Moses, 84 High Baker George, watchmaker and jewelry, 61 Cheapside, Mathewson Baker Richard, labourer, Sabin, 89 Broad Baker Seth, house-carpenter, 74 High Baker William, Ship Balch Caleb G. usher 2d dis. pub. school, 88 Westminster Balch John R. accountant, 1 Westminster, Church Balch Joseph, 22 George Balch Joseph, jun. druggist, 38 and 169 South Main Balch Miss Mary, boarding school, 22 George Ball Jonah, labourer, rear of 95 North Main Ballou William, butcher, Charles Barber Stephen, shoemaker, 100 Broad Barker Cyrus, 41 Weybosset, 42 Chesnut Barker Gideon, house-carpenter, John Barker Hiram, clerk, 41 Weybosset, 34 Chesnut Barker Isaac F. shoemaker, rear of 76 Westminster Barker Mrs. Marcy, rear of 76 Westminster Barker William C. tailor; 107 and 103 South Main Barker Simeon, house-carpenter, Transit Barker Mrs. D. L. 33 Benefit Barnes James, shoe store, 1 Broad, Middle Barnett James, labourer, 143 South Main Barney Cromwell, blacksmith, Power, William Barney Mrs. Experience, 115 Westminster Barney Israel, labourer, Hill Barney Israel, jun., Barrows Thomas M. physician and surgeon, 155 North Main Barstow Nathaniel, house-carpenter, 34 Pawtuxet Barstow Samuel, laborer, North shore of cove Bartlett Israel, turner, 116 Westminster Bartlett Moses H. house-carpenter, between Front and Barton Henry, dry goods, 21 and 140 Westminster Barton John, rear Barton John B. Custom-house officer, 71 and 28 South Main Barton John, jun. variety store, 225 High Barton Mrs. 172 High Barton Mrs. 28 South Main Bassett Luther, shoemaker, 33 Pawtuxet Bassett Masa, gold and silver refiner and nursery-man, corner of Field and Elm Bates M. G. C. accountant, 19 South Main, 72 Broad Bates Reuben, house-carpenter, 76 High Bates Varnum J. grocer, 79 South Main, Meeting Battey Angell, house-carpenter, corner of Field & South Battey Benjamin B. house-carpenter, corner of Richmond and Ship Battey Henry A. house-carpenter, Ship Baxter David, mariner, Transit BEAVER HAT COMPANY, 41 Market Beazeley Edward, porter, 9 Broad Beazley John, town-crier, Charles Bebee Stanton, jeweler, 73 North Main, 66 Benefit Beckwith & Pearson, commission merchants,17 South Water Beckwith Truman, 17 South Water, 32 South Main Beedle Daniel C. house-carpenter, Field Beers Stephen, laborer, Hill Belcher Joseph, 11 Pawtuxet BELFONT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Hydraulion (entry received late) Belknap Elisha, hatter, 106 High Benjamin Mrs. Hannah, Union Bennet Abraham, clerk., 188 and 115 North Main Benson George, Angell Benson Samuel, shoemaker, North shore of cove Benson William P. R. house-carpenter, North Water, Charles Bentley Christopher, shoe maker, John Bentley Mrs. Lydia, grocery, Transit Beverly George, butcher, 9 Broad Beverly Gideon, Middle Beverly Henry, 6 High Beverly Richard, house-carpenter, Friendship Beverly Stephen, grocer, 9 High Beverly Stephen, jun. house-carpenter, Mathewson, 8 High Bigelow Mrs. Polly, 184½ South Main Bigford Joseph, laborer, North shore of cove Billings Mrs. Amey, 260 North Main Billings Alpheus, sheriff, 39 Market, Friendship Billings Alpheus C. Friendship Billings Edward, house-carpenter, 74 Chestnut Billings E. R. 49 Westminster, corner of Washington & Mathewson Billings James, stabler, Hydraulion Billings Samuel W. tobacconist, 7 South Water, John (Samuel moved from 7 South Water to 35 South Main before this directory is completed) Billings William, 28 Pawtuxet Billings William, jun. 28 Pawtuxet Bingham Wm.T.tailor, 10 Market Square cor. Richmond & Pine Bishop George, coachman, 77 Benefit Bishop James E. corner of Benefit and Wickenden Bishop John J. barkeeper, Charles Bishop Lemuel, carter, Smith Bishop Nathaniel, mariner, 162 Benefit Bishop Trueman, rope maker, rear of 30 Pawtuxet Bisten John H. mariner, corner of Field & South Black Alexander, patent lamp maker, Field BLACKSTONE COMPANY'S warehouse, 23 Weybosset Blake Horatio, hotel, corner College street and Market Square Blake Judson, cabinet maker, President, Angell Blake Stillman, grocer, 116 North Main, Angell Blanding Shubael, clothing store, 60 South Water, 67 South Main Blanding W. M. & W. grocers, 91 South Water Blanding Wheeler M. 91 South Water, James Blanding William, 91 South Water, James Blinn James M. mariner, corner of Thayer and John Blinn Miss Sarah, Arnold Bliss Otis, whee1wright, 396 North Main Bliven Mrs. Sophia, Union Blodget Leonard, mason, 245 North Main Blodget William, commission merchant, 19 SouthWater, Smith Bolles David, stone-cutter, Hydraulion, 52 Westminster Boorum Mrs. Betsey, 68 Benefit Borden & Arnold, garocers, 2 South Water Borden Jefferson, agent, 10 South Water, 37 Weybosset Boss Jeremiah, house-carpenter, 49 High Bosseaux John, professor of dancing, 25 South Main Bosworth Asa, Peck's Wharf, 124 Broad Bosworth Ezekiel B. labourer, Hill Bosworth Lewis, shoemaker, 15 and 84 Broad Bosworth Mrs. 84 Broad Bosworth Mrs. Sarah, Claverick Bosworth Smith, agent D. B. & C. Com. Sabin Bowen Andrus, gunsmith, corner of Charles and Orms Bowen Clovis H., grocer, 42 and 65 North Main (entry received late) Bowen George, commission merchant, 3 West Water, 103 Bowen Henry, Secretary of State, Court-house, John Bowen Henry, comb maker, 152 Benefit, 175 South Main Bowen Mrs. Henrietta, preceptress, 164 Benefit Bowen Horatio G. 14 George Bowen Isaac, mariner, 103 South Main Bowen Mrs. rear of Field Bowen Miss Polly, 12 George Bowen Misses Mary and Betsey, boarding house, 146 Bowen Reuben, mariner, Page Bowen Robert, grocer, 171 High Bowen Thomas, labourer, 157 Westminster Bowen William, physician and surgeon, corner of College Bowers John L. commission merchant, 3 West Water Bowers Lloyd, mariner, 197 South Main Bowers Sylvester, constable, 135 High Bowers William A. mariner, over 43 High Bowler Charles L. accountant, 48 and 44 South Main Bowler Cornelius G. mariner, 42 Benefit Bowler Mrs. Lydia, 57 Chestnut Bowler M. millener and mantua-maker, 85 Westminster Boyd Misses Elizabeth & Phebe, 67 Benefit Boyd Samuel, baker, rear of 70 Broad Bradford George H. house-carpenter, Steeple, Meeting Bradford Joseph, grocer, 57 South Main Bradford Stephen H. house-carpenter, Smith Bradford Mrs. Susannah, Smith Bradford William, upholsterer, 152 Westminster, 131 Bradley William, dentist, 81 Benefit Bradley William, grocer, 246 South Main Bradt Anthony, tobacconist, 7 South Water, 72 South Main Bragg Mrs. Mary, Transit Bragg Wheaton, house carpenter, 62 George Branch Aaron, house-carpenter, Mill Branch Mrs. Lydia. 41 Pawtuxet Branch Mrs. Matilda, 47 George Branch Mrs. Rhoda, 17 Pawtuxet Branch Stephen, justice of peace, 39 Market, Field Branch William, saddler, 77 High Brainerd Austin, physician and surgeon, 9 Cheapside, Thayer Brattle James, mariner, 157 Westminster Brayton Daniel, grocer, Mill Brewer Cyrus, house-carpenter, 228 North Main Brewer John, bookstore, 5 Market Square, 40 High Brewer Simeon, hat store, 3 Market Square, 150 Westminster Brickley Henry, shoemaker, 30 South Main, foot of Union Brickley Henry, jun. shoemaker, 30 South Main, foot of Union Bridgham. Samuel W. attorney, North Court Briggs Amos, merchant tailor, 9 Market, Aborn Briggs Avery, blacksmith, Cranston Briggs Ebenezer, house-carpenter, Peck's wharf, Ship Briggs Eliakim, clothier, 282 North Main Briggs Eliakim & Co. house-carpenters, North Water, 282 North Main Briggs Enos, labourer, Martin Briggs Miss Hannah, mantua-maker, 64 and 47 Westminster Briggs Joseph, mariner, Transit Briggs Mrs. 225 South Main Briggs Miss Sallie, milliner, 64 and 47 Westminster Briggs Thomas, blacksmith, Cranston Brown Rev. Allen, rear of Planet Brown Allen, labourer, Front Brown Mrs. Amey, 358 North Main Brown Ansel, mason, 296 North Main Brown Benedict, jun. cooper, rear of 24 Weybosset Brown Cushing, Charles (entry received late) Brown & Danforth, publishers of Gazette, 3 South Main Brown Mrs. Dorcas, Thomas Brown Ebenezer P. cutler, 80 North Main, Charles Brown George, mariner, over 154 South Main Brown George C. blacksmith, Peck's wharf, 68 Weybosset Brown Henry, in the Neck Brown Hugh H. junior editor of Gazette, 3 South Main, cor. Pine & Potter Brown Isaac, 14 South Water, 31 South Main Brown Isaac G. house-carpenter, Sheldon. Brown & Ives, merchants, over 36 South Main Page 17~ Brown James, Power Brown James, house-carpenter, Eddy Brown James, cigar maker, 106 High Brown John, machine maker, 215 High Brown John, boarding house, over 82 South Main Brown John C. 189 Benefit Brown John S cabinet-maker, 115½ South Main, Pine Brown Joseph C. house-carpenter, Fox Point, 220 Benefit Brown Mrs. Lydia, rear of Planet Brown Misses Lydia & Sally, boarding house, 178 South Main Brown Miss Margaret, mantua-maker, Orange, 37 Weybosset Brown Moses, Angell Brown Mrs. 47 George Brown Nicholas, over 36 South Main, 189 Benefit Brown Nicholas, jun., 189 Benefit Brown Pardon, labourer, 254 North Main Brown Riley, house-carpenter, 212 Benefit, Transit Brown Samuel, naval officer of the port, 11 South Main, 46 Benefit Brown Samuel E. painter, 150 North Main, 46 Benefit Brown Stephen, house-carpenter, 121 Broad Brown Thomas, Aborn Brown William, clerk, 13 Cheapside, 47 George Brown Whipple, mariner, Planet Brown Zebedee, mariner, 217 South Main Brownell Isaac, boarding house, 5 Westminster Brownell P. & R. physicians and surgeons, rear 35 Westminster Brownell Pardon, rear 35 Westminster Brownell Peter, clerk, 6 Market Square, Cranston Brownell Richmond, rear of 35 and 9 Westminster Brownell Sylvester, 31 Broad Brownell Thomas, mariner, Federal Brownell Thomas, ship-carpenter, 69 Chesnut Bucklin George, grocer, 126 South Main, Arnold Bucklin James, house-carpenter, over 22 Market Bucklin Samuel, harness-maker, 4 and 127 North Main Bucklin Thomas, clerk, 122 South Water, George Bucklin William. barber, 124 South Main, Arnold Budlong Job, surveyor of lumber, Fox Point Budlong William, house-carpenter, corner Front & East Buffington Alfred, house-carpenter, North Water, 196 South Main Buffington Horace, clerk, 20 South Water, 10 Westminster Bugbee J. H. teacher of writing, 59 Market Bullard Isaac, leather dresser, North Water Bullock Mrs. Mary, 126 Westminster Bullock Richmond, merchant, 139 and 128 South Main Bump Nathan W. yeoman, Harrington's lane Bump Nathaniel, meal dealer, 139 North Main Bump Wanton, Smith Burdick Mrs. 189 South Main Burdon Reuben, cabinet-ware house, 60 Westminster, Burgess Mrs. Eunice, Stewart Burgess Thomas, attorney, College, Pleasant Burges Tristam, 26 North Main, Planet Burges Tristam & Son, attornies, Burk Chace, labourer, Union Burk Miss Rebecca, tailoress, 6 Westminster Burk Richard, house-carpenter, corner Chesnut & Elm Burnton Thomas H., book-binder, 16 Westminster, 77 Weybosset Burr Christopher, jeweller, 73 North Main, 42 Westminster Burr David, drayman, Stampers Burr Ezekiel, jeweller, 5 Benefit Burr George, blacksmith, 110 Broad Burr Henry L. saddler, 107 North Main, 54 Benefit Burr James, saddler and harness-maker, Burr Joshua, 273 North Main Burr Martin, labourer, Power Burr Stephen, clerk, Fox Point, 240 North Main Burr William W. ship-joiner, 247 North Main Burrill George M. clerk, 102 and 47 Westminster Burrill James, tin plate worker, Orange, 52 Westminster Burrough Misses Elizabeth and Sarah, 193 South Main Burrough John, pilot, John Burrough James, custom-house officer, Power Burrough Robert, Burrough Mrs. Sylvania, 193 South Main Burroughs Mrs. Harriet, foot of Union Burrows Benjamin, house-carpenter, 109 Pawtuxet Burrows Edward, Burton Rufus, machine-maker, Bark, Charles Bushee Consider, labourer, 225 South Main Bushee Luther, house-carpenter, Transit Bushee Silvanus, house-carpenter, Transit Buswell Jason, silversmith, North Court, 77 Benefit Butler Abner, truckman, rear of 187 North Main Butler Cyrus, merchant, 38 and 45 Weybosset Butler Mrs. Elizabeth, 62 Weybosset Butler Joseph, 141 Broad Butler Samuel & Son, merchants, 38 Weybosset Butler Thomas, labourer, 302 North Main Butler William & Co. merchants, 23 Weybosset Butts Isaac, clerk, 10 Market Square, 94 High Butts James E. dry goods, 9 Market Square, 94 High Butts James P. rope maker, Coles Butts Samuel W. tailor, 10 Market Square, 67 High Butts Seth, rope-maker, 157 Westminster Byers Charles, clerk, 45 Westminster, 60 Weybosset |