OLD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS-CITY DIRECTORY INFO "Old Brooklyn Heights--New York's First Suburb"
by Clay Lancaster: Detailed architectural analyses of 619 Century-old houses, churches and public buildings in Brooklyn Heights. Included in this street by street guide to these historic buildings are references to early city directories and the names of some of those who once occupied these houses. Of course the house numbering has changed over the years, so the house number of today is referenced back to the earlier number and to the earlier occupants. (Note: usually reference is only made for 1 or 2 city directory years and for only 1 or 2 occupants). This is after all, a book about architecture and not a book intended for city directory lookups. I will go street by street and transcribe the factual city directory references that are made. (Brooklyn City Directories consulted were 1822--1867. What this author apparently did was to scout out old historic buildings/houses (in Brooklyn Heights) that were still in existence (in 1960--at the time of compilation of this book) and wrote about their architecture. As he wrote about each current house he would consult the city directories and note who lived at what building/house during a certain year (he would also note the current house number and then note the old changed house number) The North-South Streets are: Columbia Heights Pierrepont Place Columbia Place Willow Street Hicks Street Garden Place Henry Street Monroe Place Sidney Place Clinton Street The West-East Streets are: Middagh Street Cranberry Street Orange Street Pineapple Street Clark Street Pierrepont Street Montague Street Remsen Street Grace Court Joralemon Street Livingston Street Schermerhorn Street State Street 1840 Columbia Heights n[ear] Pineapple James Freeland, merchant Peter Hoffman, merchant Henry Sheldon, merchant 1845 James Freeland, 98 Columbia Heights , merchant 1844 Columbia Heights n. Clark W.G. Sterling, merchant 1845 W. G. Sterling, 120 Columbia Heights, merchant 1846 Benjamin B. Blydenbury, 118 Columbia Heights, merchant John H. Brower, 118 Columbia Heights 1844 Henry E. Pierrepont, 122 Columbia Heights (previously lived at his mother's house on Pierrepont Street opposite Willow) 1844 Horace B. Claflin, 124 Columbia Heights 1845 George L. Sampson, 128 Columbia Heights 1846 Thomas B. Merrick, 126 Columbia Heights (home of Henry Ward Beecher 1851-55) 1856 Michael Cusack, 134 Columbia Heights, mason Charles Gorman, 134 Columbia Heights, painter 1862 Camden C. Dike, 138 Columbia Heights 1853 Jonas Gunderson, 140 Columbia Heights, stevedore 1856 Henry J. Cutbill, 142 Columbia Heights, furrier Andrew McCormick, 142 Columbia Heights, clerk Thomas R. O'Connell, 142 Columbia Heights, packer 1846 Bushrod Birch, 144 Columbia Heights (was 146 in 1845, was n. Pierrepont in 1844, this or a nearby house listed in 1840 Mrs. Eliza Hawkins, n. Pierrepont) 1846 Samuel Ingle, 146 Columbia Heights 1852 Andrew Graff, 150 Columbia Heights, shoemaker (perhaps indicated 1840 n[ear] Pierpont [sic], Mrs. Rosanna Adams) 1860 Coe Adams, 152 Columbia Heights, provisions John Bullard, 152 Columbia Heights, broker 1860 Arthur W. Benson, 154 Columbia Heights 1837 Samuel Wood, c[orner] Pineapple, bookseller (also listed 1840, n. Pineapple) 1840 G.S. Wood, n. Pineapple, merchant 1844 William W. Seymour, 93 Columbia Heights 1842 Charles and Cyrus Bill, n[ear] Clark (listed as No. 119 in 1845) 1844 John Haviland, 117 Columbia Heights 1846 W. F. Jones, 121 Columbia Heights 1847 Benjamin M. Sherman, 123 Columbia Heights, merchant 1844 James W. and John Elwell, 125 Columbia Heights, merchant Warren and George Hastings, 127 Columbia Heights n[ear] Clark, merchant 1845 Elizabeth Radcliffe, 129 Columbia Heights, widow 1844 Daniel Ayres, 131 Columbia Heights, merchant 1849 Warren Carpenter. 141 Columbia Heights, merchant 1849 Albert Woodruff, 143 Columbia Heights, merchant Old Brooklyn Heights-"Pierrepont Place" 1858 Alexander M. White, 2 Pierrepont Place, furs Abiel Abbott Low, 3 Pierrepont Place, teas 1868-1880 Alfred T. White, 2 Pierrepont Place (he then moved to 40 Remsen Street) Old Brooklyn Heights-"Columbia Place" Originally referred to as "-"Cottage Row" 1848 Ezekiel Morrell, 2 Cottage Row, painter John Hughes, 6 Cottage Row, milkman G. Lomer, 8 Cottage Row, fur merchant 1849 Walter Dixon, 4 Cottage Row, pilot, South Ferry Old Brooklyn Heights-"Willow Street" 1847 Howard C Cady, 16 Willow Street, lawyer (listed as n. Cranberry in 1846) J. Bliss Rumrill, 18 Willow Street, jeweler (listed as n. Cranberry in 1846) Alfred G. Peckman, 20 Willow Street (listed as No. 32 Willow in 1846) H. C. Hathaway, 22 Willow Street, widow 1848 Henry Ward Beecher, 22 Willow Street 1858 Benjamin F. Tilt, 24 Willow Street, bookkeeper 1859 Rebecca Wason, 26 Willow Street, widow 1845 Thomas P. Bucklin, 36 Willow Street 1841 Zachariah Lewis, n[ear] Cranberry 1842 Mrs. Z. Lewis, 38 Willow Street 1843 Alfred Edwards, 40 Willow Street 1853 William M. Andrews, 42 Willow Street, ice merchant 1845 Rev. William B. Lewis, 48 Willow Street, pastor of the Third Presyterian Church 1839 Adrien Van Sinderen, 58 Willow Street (previously lived corner Columbia Heights and Orange Street) 1849 George Chapman, Pineapple c. Willow (listed as No. 66 in 1856) 1822 Christopher Codwise, n[ear] Pineapple (listed as No. 70 in 1825) 1826 Silas S. Webb, 68 Willow Street, shipmaster 1829 Robert Spear, 88 Willow Street (or Spier, 1834 directory) 1829 David Leavitt, 102 Willow Street, merchant 1832 Joseph Sands, 104 Willow Street 1835 Peter W. Radcliffe, 100 Willow Street 1831 Jeremiah Brown, Jr., 106 Willow Street 1832 C. W. Rockwell, 108 Willow Street 1840 William James, 120 Willow Street, writing master Infant School, 122 Willow Street 1843 Francis L. Hawkes, D.D., 118 Willow Street 1844 George B. Elkins, 124 Willow Street 1851 E.C. Boyd, 126 Willow Street, school 1855 George C. Mann, 130 Willow Street, stationer Moses K. Moodey, 132 Willow Street, furrier 1854 F. W. Sargent, 11 Willow Street, merchant 1834 William Kumble, (listed as 41 Middagh), leather merchant 1824 William Lee, n. Cranberry, shipmaster (listed as No. 35 Willow Street in 1825) 1825 Alexander Gordon, 37 Willow Street, merchant 1825 Robert White, 47 Willow Street, merchant 1832 J. D. Wright, 45 Willow Street 1836 Misses M. & S. Coe, 55 Willow Street, boarding house 1838 Foster Nostrand, 53 Willow Street, merchant 1831 Nathaniel Howland, 57 Willow Street Abraham Suydam, 59 Willow Street 1838 Sheldon Leavitt, c[orner] Clark, merchant (listed as No. 81 in 1839) 1848 William M. Richards, 83 Willow Street, merchant 1829 Thomas J. Rudyard, 95 Willow Street 1844 Gardner Burbank, 113 Willow Street 1826 (?) Hitchcock, c[orner] Love Lane, merchant (initial C. used in 1829) 1829 Daniel Pomroy, 127 Willow Street George Brinkerhoff, 129 Willow Street Old Brooklyn Heights-"Willow PLACE" Willow Place is a continuation of Willow Street (it runs between Joralemon and State) 1847 Edward Walter, 6 Willow Place 1848 (?) Graham, 2 Willow Place James M. Staples, 4 Willow Place, commission merchant J. L. Allien, 8 Willow Place, merchant 1846 William H. Moore, n[ear] Joralemon (listed as 12 Willow Place in 1847) C. Roumage, n. Joralemon (listed as 14 Willow Place in 1847) 1846 Richard Haviland, n. Joralemon (listed as 20 Willow Place in 1847) M. B. Marckwald (listed as 24 Willow Place in 1847) 1847 Richard Vaughan, 18 Willow Place, grain measurer 1848 Joseph H. Limburger, 16 Willow Place, watchmaker H. C. Hathaway, 22 Willow Place, widow 1849 Bernhard Westerman, 40 Willow Place, bookseller 1851 Jacob Wycoff, 44 Willow Place, merchant 1849 Thomas Frere, 1 Willow Place, crockery dealer 1857 Charles B. Coffin, 3 Willow Place, music 1858 C.F. Chace, 5 Willow Place, drugs 1856 Thomas Baker, 7 Willow Place Pereze S. Steele, 9 Willow Place, dry goods 1854 William Owen, 21 Willow Place, glass blower S.J. Townsend, 23 Willow Place 1846 J.S. Milford, n[ear] State, merchant (listed at No. 33 in 1848) 1847 John Cole, 35 Willow Place, sailmaker 1848 Clevland Forbes, 31 Willow Place, steamboat captain 1848 Eliza Freeborn, 37 Willow Place, widow Henry Pettibone, 39 Willow Place, wool broker 1846 Charles A.H. Brown, n[ear] State (listed at No. 41 in 1847) John Bayard, n[ear] State, merchant (listed at No. 43 in 1847) 1847 William Tester, 45 Willow Place 1848 Moses O. Allen, 47 Willow Place, accountant Old Brooklyn Heights-"Hicks Street" Hicks Street 1830 Joseph Bennett, 32 Hicks Street, packer 1831 Michael Vanderhoef, 34 Hicks Street, cartman 1829 Peter Prest, 42 Hicks Street, boarding house 1856 Diederick Sanneman, 46 Hicks Street, shipmaster 1829 Henry Barton, 48 Hicks Street, laborer Weyman Johnson, 48 Hicks Street, blacksmith AlexanderStephenson, 48 Hicks Street 1829 Edward Drew, 50 Hicks Street 1829 Reuben Hough, 56 Hicks Street, sash manufacturer Cyrus P. Smith, 56 Hicks Street, attorney & counselor-at-law (Mayor of Brooklyn in 1839) 1854 Edward E. Collins' "Star Hotel", 56 Hicks Street 1822 Jacob Hubbs, 52 Hicks Street c. Cranberry, grocery and tavern 1824 Elijah Raynor, 52 Hicks Street c. Cranberry (listed as No. 54 in 1825) 1830 Mrs. Bruce, 58 Hicks Street 1839 John R. Stogy, 60 Hicks Street, cabinet maker 1826 Richard Everit, 58 Hicks Street (listed at No. 62 in 1829) 1839 William I. Schenck, 64 Hicks Street, grocer 1826 Donald Malcolm, 82 Hicks Street (listed as No. 86 in 1829) 1840 Jacob Talman, 90 Hicks Street Dr. M. Windell, 90 Hicks Street 1826 Erasmus Kurtz, 116 Hicks Street, mathematical instrument maker (listed as Erasmus A. Kurtz, 124 Hicks Street, in 1829) 1830 Edward Gregory, 126 Hicks Street, merchant 1840 Peter Briggs, 130 Hicks Street 1855 Aaron Fields, 136 Hicks Street, clerk 1849 Charles Field, 138 Hicks Street 1839 Anthony Worthington, 142 Hicks Street, merchant Asa Worthington, 142 Hicks Street, merchant 1840 Frederick Mather, 140 Hicks Street, merchant 1840 Captain Benjamin Cooper,USN, 146 Hicks Street 1840 M. Marpilleroe, 148 Hicks Street, teacher of languages and mathematics 1844 John T. Howard, 150 Hicks Street, merchant Isaac P. Frothingham, 152 Hicks Street, merchant 1846 Noah Ripley, 154 Hicks Street, oil merchant 1845 Samuel M'Lean (originally faced Joralemon Street--thus 56 Jerolamon [sic] ) Edward Philly (originally faced Joralemon Street--thus 56 Jerolamon [sic] ) 1856 James Pike, 242 Hicks Street, fancy goods 1857 Thomas Dockum, 244 Hicks Street, real estate 1858 Alfred Windsor, 238 Hicks Street B.M. Field, 240 Hicks Street, dry goods 1853 Alfred Clapp, 254 Hicks Street D.B. and John C. Fuller, 258 Hicks Street, merchants 1856 Thomas H. Green, 256 Hicks Street, physician 1846 Henry U. Slipper, n[ear] State (listed as No. 260 Hicks Street in 1847) 1846 George E. and John R. St. Felix, n[ear] Joralemon (listed as No. 262 Hicks Street in 1847) 1846 Moses Allen, n[ear] State (listed as No. 264 Hicks Street in 1847) 1831 Captain Ephraim Carning, 47 Hicks Street 1833 Mott Bedell, 47 Hicks Street, shipmaster 1826 James H. Howland, 49 Hicks Street, merchant (listed as No. 53 in 1829) 1822 John Rogers 51 Hicks Street, cooper (listed as No. 55 in 1829) 1830 John Coit, 111 Hicks Street 1849 A.K. and H.K. Corning, 107 Hicks Street, merchants Peter Wycoff, 109 Hicks Street 1848 Henry C. Bowen, 113 Hicks Street, merchant George F. Thomas, 115 Hicks Street, merchant 1830 David Kimberly, 131 Hicks Street, merchant 1841 Stephen Blake, 137 Hicks Street, merchant 1841 J.B. Spelman 141 Hicks Street, merchant David A. Bokee, 143 Hicks Street, merchant 1838 Daniel Moran, Hicks Street, teacher (listed as No. 147 in 1839) 1840 Joseph Dean, 145 Hicks Street Captain W.H. Russell, 145 Hicks Street Edward G. Miller, 145 Hicks Street 1846 William S. Tisdale, 225 Hicks Street 1844 James Rutherford, c[orner] Joralemon, distiller (listed as No. 227 in 1846) 1846 Amanda Bidwell, 229 Hicks Street, widow 1848 Edward H. Arthur, 235 Hicks Street H.B. Starr, 237 Hicks Street, merchant 1845 George S. Commover, n[ear] State (listed as No. 243 Hicks Street in 1847) 1862 Alfred Emanuel, 253 Hicks Street Old Brooklyn Heights-"Garden Place" Garden Place (originally called Garden Street) 1857 Alfred H. Porter, 3 Garden Place, grocer 1856 Charles H. Schneider, 17 Garden Place Henry G. Kopp, 19 Garden Place, drugs William L. Kirby, 21 Garden Place, broker 1848 Owen Byrne, 29 Garden Place, liquor dealer 1845 Albert Putnam, n[ear] Jerolamon [sic], shipmaster (listed as 2 Garden Place n. Joralemon in 1846, coal dealer) 1846 Thomas M'Burney, 4 Garden Place n. Joralemon, slater 1845 Chandler Starr, n[ear] Joralemon (listed as No. 6 Garden Place in 1846) 1846 Miss Catherine Haff, 8 Garden Place John D. Hoag, 8 Garden Place, merchant William Merrill, 8 Garden Place, bookkeeper 1846 Alfred S. Bond, n[ear] Joralemon (listed as No. 22 Garden Place in 1847) 1847 Nathaniel Green, 24 Garden Place Daniel Powers, 26 Garden Place 1850 James Rutherford, 28 Garden Place, distiller 1846 Henry S Spencer, n[ear] State (listed as No. 32 Garden Place in 1847) Benjamin Smith, n[ear] State (listed as No. 34 Garden Place in 1847), clerk 1847 B.F. Seaver, 30 Garden Place 1848 Charles Barnes, 36 Garden Place Old Brooklyn Heights-"Henry Street" Henry Street 1848 William Robbins, 100 Henry Street, merchant R.R. Graves, 102 Henry Street, merchant 1859 Joseph Ely, 106 Henry Street, dry goods 1858 Charles E. Crehan, 108 Henry Street, butter 1843 Luther B. Wyman, 110 Henry Street William A. Morgan, 112 Henry Street, dry goods George Morgan, 114 Henry Street, merchant Richard Thorne, 116 Henry Street, merchant 1832 Hosea Webster, 118 Henry Street 1829 Henrietta Miller, 120 Henry Street 1856 Joseph M. Hager, 122 Henry Street, music teacher 1843 Abernijah Underhill, 124 Henry Street 1840 Rev. Lawson Carter, 126 Henry Street 1830 Philip Brasher, 128 Henry Street 1851 J. Borciaus, 144 Henry Street, merchant Charles Ely, 146 Henry Street, merchant 1855 William Holworthy, 148 Henry Street, coffee 1851 Edward Lambert, 148 Henry Street, merchant 1846 John Brouwer, 206 Henry Street, Pres. ER Ins Co, N.Y. (listed as No. 158 in 1849) Joshua Atkins, Jr., 208 Henry Street (listed as No. 160 in 1849) 1848 James R. Jewett, 204 Henry Street (listed as No. 156 in 1849) 1849 William Faber, 162 Henry Street, merchant 1848 Major L. Capers, USN, 212 Henry Street (listed as No. 164 in 1849) 1848 Sarah Mills, 214 Henry Street, widow, boarding house (listed as No. 166 in 1849) 1837 David Stanford, n[ear] Joralemon (listed as No. 168 n. Joralemon in 1846) 1846 Jeanette Denton, widow, n[ear] Joralemon (listed as No. 172 Henry Street in 1847) 1848 Nicholas Plass, 218 Henry Street, broker (listed as No. 170 in 1849) 1843 Ezra Lewis, n[ear] Joralemon, merchant (listed as No. 174 Henry Street in 1847) 1845 R.H. Green, n[ear] Jerolamon [sic], broker (listed as No. 176 Henry Street in 1847) 1844 Nathaniel Putnam, 210 Henry Street (listed as n[ear] Joralemon in 1846 and as No. 178 in 1847) 1849 Robert Aborn, 180 Henry Street 1848 N. Taylor, 230 Henry Street (listed as No. 182 in 1849) 1848 Samuel Sweatzer, 232 Henry Street, broker (listed as No. 184 in 1849) 1849 Samuel Williams, 186 Henry Street 1858 Daniel St. Amant, 188 Henry Street, merchant 1852 Benjamin Blossom, 190 Henry Street, merchant 1851 John Peck, 192 Henry Street, commission merchant 1837 George Wood, 206 Henry Street, counsellor-at-law (retains same number through 1850, n[ear] State) 1839 John Peck, 208 Henry Street, commission merchant 1830 Elizabeth White, 35 Henry Street 1829 George A. Hicks, 75 Henry Street, grocer and tea dealer 1849 George Cornell, 103 Henry Street Hiram N. Peck, 105 Henry Street, merchant 1840 Abraham Crist, 109 Henry Street, lawyer 1844 Thomas Clark, 111 Henry Street, merchant 1829 Mrs. E. Gregory, 119 Henry Street 1830 Benjamin Talbot, 113 Henry Street, merchant (in 1834 this became the home of Cyrus P. Smith--Mayor of Brooklyn in 1839) 1830 Amasa Wright, 115 Henry Street 1831 William R. Dwight, 117 Henry Street 1849 Francis Vinton D.D., rector Grace Church, 153 Henry Street Charles I. Coggill, 155 Henry Street, merchant Henry A. Swift, 157 Henry Street, merchant 1833 Alfred Benson, 197 Henry Street, commission merchant (listed as No. 187 in 1834) 1849 F.A. Spies, 161 Henry Street C. Poppenhusen, 163 Henry Street 1844 Alfred R. Mount, 209 Henry Street, merchant (listed as No. 213 in 1846, and as No. 165 in 1849) 1848 Edward Dunham, 215 Henry Street between State & Joralemon, merchant (listed as No. 167 b. State & Joralemon in 1849) 1849 James Nesbitt, 173 Henry Street Frederick Vietor, 175 Henry Street, merchant Mrs. White, 177 Henry Street, widow 1841 George F. Duckwitz, n[ear] Joralemon (listed as No. 179 Henry Street b. State & Joralemon in 1849) 1847 James Nesmith, 185 Henry Street, merchant 1839 Samuel Jackson USN, 201 Henry Street Jean Jacques Merian, 203 Henry Street, merchant (listed as John J. Merian, 191 Henry Street in 1849) 1840 Benjamin J. Cahoone, n[ear] State 1847 Henry Everit, 195 Henry Street 1852 E.T.H. Gibson, 197 Henry Street 1833 Richard White, c[orner] Henry & State, merchant Old Brooklyn Heights-"Monroe Place" Monroe Place 1852 Samuel C. West, 1 Monroe Place, commission merchant 1849 Augustus Studwell, 3 Monroe Place, lumber D. Anderson, 5 Monroe Place Issac Harris, 7 Monroe Place, shipmaster 1845 Joshua Atkins, 9 Monroe Place, merchant 1842 David F. Atwater, 11 Monroe Place, physician George M. Atwater, 11 Monroe Place, merchant 1851 Richard R. Field, 13 Monroe Place Edward S. Dennis, 15 Monroe Place, shipmaster 1845 Mary Boardman George, Jonathan and Samuel Howard (all listed as living at 17 Monroe Place) 1845 Edward S. Howard, 19 Monroe Place n. Love Lane, merchant (listed as No. 19 in 1847) 1844 Edmund Blunt, 27 Monroe Place n. Clark, U.S. coast surveyor (listed as No. 27 in 1848) 1838 John Graham, no street number listed on Monroe Place 1850 Joseph P. Wickham, 31 Monroe Place, dry goods 1852 Daniel C. Robbins, 29 Monroe Place, druggist 1839 Whitehead J. Cornell, n[ear] Pierpont [sic] (listed as living here until 1846) 1847 Julia Cornell, Monroe Place n. Pierrepont, widow of W.J. 1848 Juliet Cornell, 33 Monroe Place, widow of W.J. 1848 William Kent, 8 Monroe Place, merchant William H. Allen, 10 Monroe Place, shipmaster 1847 George Coggeshall, 12 Monroe Place, shipmaster (listed as 12 Monroe Place in 1848) 1849 William R. Phelps, 14 Monroe Place, clerk 1854 George H. Studwell, 18 Monroe Place, merchant Augustus Baldwin, 20 Monroe Place, clothing 1851 Rev. Henry S. Wilkins, 36 Monroe Place 1835 J. Jewett, n[ear] Lovelane 1851 John Jewitt, 44 Monroe Place, oil cloth manufacturer 1836 Amos P. Stanton, no street number given on Monroe Place (listed as n[ear] Pierpont [sic] in 1838) 1851 Stanton, 46 Monroe Place, merchant (listed as residing here until 1861) Old Brooklyn Heights-"Sidney Place" *Author's Note: this street was shown nameless on maps in 1819 and 1827, it was called Monroe on an 1831 property survey (before the present Monroe existed). The name was changed to Sidney within a few years of 1831. Spelling variations between Sidney & Sydney were interchanged in directories before 1850. 1846 Daniel Chauncey, Joralemon c[orner] Sydney Place (listed as 2 Sydney in 1849) 1845 William Newell, n[ear] Jerolamon [sic] (listed as No. 4 in 1848) William Hull, n. Jerolamon (listed as No. 6 in 1848) D.C. Clark, n. Jerolamon, merchant (listed as No. 8 in 1848) 1845 Albert Gates, n. Jerolamon, jeweler E.C. Hamilton, n. Jerolamon, merchant Samuel R. Kelly, n. Jerolamon, merchant 1838 Thomas Kirk, Sidney Place, U.S. Weigher 1848 Elizabeth M. Jannet, 14 Sidney Place (listed as residing on Sidney Place previous year) 1838 John Brownson, Sydney Place, merchant (listed as n[ear] State in 1845) (listed as No. 16 in 1847) 1843 Matthew Wilson, 38 Sidney Place, artist H.D. Sharp, 40 Sidney Place, merchant Charles Davidson, 42 Sidney Place 1844 Albert G. Allen, 44 Sidney Place, merchant James Robinson, 46 Sidney Place 1847 Zebeziah Ingalls, Sidney Place, merchant (listed as No. 48 in 1848) 1846 C.P. Baldwin, n[ear] Livingston (listed as No. 35 n. Livingston in 1849) 1847 G.A. Clark, Sydney Place (listed as J.A. Clark, No. 37 in 1849) 1848 John Cowenhoven, n. Livingston (listed as No. 29 in 1850) 1850 Emery H. Penniman, n[ear] Livingston (listed as No. 33 Sydney in 1850) 1849 Andrew Smith, 31 Sidney Place James Robinson, 39 Sidney Place Joseph Lovell, 41 Sidney Place, lawyer 1850 Herman Livingston, 43 Sidney Place Francis Glos, 45 Sidney Place, merchant 1851 R.H. Hopkins, 47 Sidney Place, merchant Old Brooklyn Heights-"Clinton Street" Clinton Street 1855 Bern L. Budd, 68 Clinton Street, druggist Elias Trivett, 68 Clinton Street, druggist Ludlow Thomas, 70 Clinton Street, broker 1848 S.S. Guy, 74 Clinton Street, physician 1847 Mrs. S. Oakley, 76 Clinton Street, widow 1845 Richard J. Dodge, n[ear] Livingston, merchant (listed as No. 80 Clinton Street in 1847) 1847 James O. Lloyd, 82 Clinton Street, merchant Samuel R. Kelly, n[ear] Livingston, commission merchant (listed as No. 84 in 1848) 1845 Edward Bridge, n. Livingston, merchant (listed as op[posite] Schermerhorn in 1846) (listed as No. 88 Clinton Street in 1847) 1846 Esther Jackson, n. Livingston, widow (listed as No. 86 in 1847) 1846 James Moore, n[ear] State (listed as No. 92 Clinton Street in 1848) 1847 James Trip, op[posite] Schermerhorn (listed as James Tripp, 90 Clinton Street, druggist in 1848) 1848 Silas Ludlam, 94 Clinton Street, city surveyor 1846 Isaac Otis, n. State, grocer (listed as No. 96 Clinton Street in 1847) 1846 L. Ballard, n[ear] State (listed as No. 98 Clinton Street in 1848) 1847 John Dimon, 100 Clinton Street, builder 1848 Lyman Sears, 102 Clinton Street, merchant 1848 Thomas Godet,M.D.B., 104 Clinton Street 1848 Thomas Sinclair, 106 Clinton Street, physician (listed as No. 108 c[orner] State in 1849) 1848 G.L. Willard, 25 Clinton Street, commission merchant 1842 Martha Middagh, n[ear] Pierrepont (listed as No. 27 in 1847) 1851 Edward Pumetta, 75 Clinton Street 1850 Dan Marvin, 79 Clinton Street 1851 Ten Eyck Stutphen, 77 Clinton Street, merchant Edward Pumetta, 81 Clinton Street 1853 John B. Flagg, 83 Clinton Street, glass manufacturer E. Clapp, 85 Clinton Street, commission merchant C.F. Leavitt, 87 Clinton Street, agent A. Taylor, 89 Clinton Street 1851 Philip Van Valkenburgh, 93 Clinton Street, merchant 1846 Frederick Hewett, n[ear] State, shipmaster (listed as No. 97 in 1848) 1848 A. Austin Hall, 95 Clinton Street, merchant William Evans, 99 Clinton Street, merchant tailer 1849 Lewis D. Bulkley, 101 Clinton Street, merchant John Fish, 103 Clinton Street Richard Bainbridge, 105 Clinton Street, merchant 1849 J.M. Stockwell, 107 Clinton Street, merchant 1849 Benjamin S. Lyman, 109 Clinton Street c[orner] State, dentist Old Brooklyn Heights-"Middagh Street" Middagh Street 1829 Eugene Boisselet, 42 Middagh Street Phebe Burtis, 44 Middagh Street John M'Manus, 46 Middagh Street, shipmaster 1824 Widow of Benjamin Smith, 45 Middagh Street (listed as No.47 in 1825, No. 48 in 1829) 1829 Robert Philips, 66 Middagh Street, blacksmith Joseph Haggert, 66 Middagh Street, blacksmith 1834 Henry & Thomas Everit, 43 Middagh Street 1824 Michael Trapple, 46 Middagh Street, laborer (listed as No. 50 in 1825, No. 45 in 1829) 1829 Norman Olmstead, 47 Middagh Street 1830 Andrew Hebard, 49 Middagh Street, engineer 1847 Davies & Jones paint store, 51 Middagh Street 1848 William Heck, 53 Middagh Street, hairdresser 1829 John Laidlaw, 71 Middagh Street, teacher (listed as No. 28 in 1826, No. 26 in 1823-25, and No. 24 in 1822) 1834 John G. Kirk, 73 Middagh Street, commission merchant 1832 William Rog, 75 Middagh Street, professor of Hebrew Old Brooklyn Heights-"Cranberry Street" Cranberry Street 1845 Samuel R. Daniels, 36 Cranberry Street, merchant 1840 Rev. Samuel H. Cox, 78 Cranberry Street 1829 E.M.M. Clarke, 80 Cranberry Street, attorney-at-law 1852 Conrad A. Ten Eyck, 82 Cranberry Street, merchant 1836 Charles R. Cornell, 33 Cranberry Street 1842 Mott Bedell, perhaps 33 Cranberry Street, shipmaster, shipping merchant (moved from 51 Hicks Street in 1842, resided here until 1878) 1829 Richard Mortimer, 35 Cranberry Street John Nesmith, 37 Cranberry Street 1834 Dr. F.W. Osterander, c[orner] Willow (listed as No. 39 Cranberry Street in 1840) 1829 Mrs. Bruce, 45 Cranberry Street 1829 Edward Gulliver, 65 Cranberry Street 1830 William Baker, 67 Cranberry Street, sawyer John Moore, 67 Cranberry Street, laborer 1830 James Brush, 77 Cranberry Street, currier Benjamin J. Dobson, 77 Cranberry Street 1829 Clement Davison, 79 Cranberry Street, watchmaker John B. Mayo, 81 Cranberry Street, lawyer Stephen Wright, 81 Cranberry Street, bootmaker 1829 Richard Lawrence, 83 Cranberry Street, carpenter Old Brooklyn Heights-"Orange Street" Orange Street 1851 Henry A. Walton, Fulton Hotel NYC, southeast corner of Orange & Willow St (address listed as 49 Willow) 1852 Henry A. Walton, 48 Orange Street (his widow listed at 40 Orange Street in 1853) 1853 Edward P. Mead, 42 Orange Street, merchant William H. Prichard, 44 Orange Street Daniel Smith, Jr., 46 Orange Street, merchant George E. Brown, 48 Orange Street, merchant 1840 Jesse W. Seaman, 64 Orange Street, merchant 1829 William J. Hadden, 66 Orange Street, dry goods merchant 1829 Widow of Garret Nostrand, also Phineas Tuttle, 81 Orange Street Old Brooklyn Heights-"Pineapple Street" Pineapple Street 1850 John B. Sardy, 32 Pineapple Street, merchant 1830 James Hart, 33 Pineapple Street 1834 Stephen Cahoon, 79 Pineapple Street, accountant 1835 J. Sheldon, 77 Pineapple Street Old Brooklyn Heights-"Clark Street" Clark Street 1836 Daniel Embury, n[ear] Hicks, cashier L.I. Bank (listed as No. 74 Clark Street in 1838) 1853 James Forsyth, 76 Clark Street, clerk 1857 Valentine Everitt, 78 Clark Street, leather (formerly at No. 80 Clark Street; Theodore Newman, dry goods store in 1849) 1829 William H. Case, 80 Clark Street, carpenter 1849 Valentine Everit, 80 Clark Street, leather merchant 1838 Richard Everit, n[ear] Henry (listed as No. 87 Clark Street in 1839) 1838 Alexander Martin, op[posite] Monroe, surveyor (listed as No. 89 Clark Street in 1840) 1835 Charles J. Henshaw, n[ear] Monroe Place (listed as No. 91 Clark Street in 1840) Old Brooklyn Heights-"Pierrepont STREET" Pierrepont Street 1855 George Read, 20 Pierrepont Street, hats and caps 1845 George Hastings, c[orner] Hicks, merchant (listed as No. 32 Pierrepont Street in 1849) 1842 Henry Manning, 42 Pierrepont Street, merchant 1842 Mrs. Sarah Richards, 44 Pierrepont Street 1840 George A. Talbot, 48 Pierrepont Street, merchant 1834 E.N. Gregory, 50 Pierrepont Street, merchant 1849 Peter Balen, 52 Pierrepont Street, fruit merchant 1844 Lowell Holbrook, 62 Pierrepont Street, merchant 1845 T.S. Nelson, 64 Pierrepont Street 1844 Lewis Tappan, 68 Pierrepont Street c[orner] Henry, mercantile agent 1857 Henry B. Cromwell, 76 Pierrepont Street, shipping merchant 1860 A.G. Robertson, 74 Pierrepont Street, broker Alfred N. Hoyt, 78 Pierrepont Street 1858 Thomas Clark, 80 Pierrepont Street, fancy store 1840 P.C. Cornell, op[posite] Monroe 1840 George Cornell, op. Monroe (east side of P.C. Cornell) 1844 Thomas Carpenter, n[ear] Clinton (listed as No. 88 Pierrepont Street in 1847) 1858 Hosea Webster, 90 Pierrepont Street, pres.savings bank 1858 John Meyher, 92 Pierrepont Street, merchant 1860 James B. and William H. Carter, 94 Pierrepont Street, merchants John H. Funk, 98 Pierrepont Street, builder 1861 Henry Sheldon, 96 Pierrepont Street, grocer 1856 Stephen Linington, 5 Pierrepont Street, grocer Henry G. Reeve, 7 Pierrepont Street, grocer John Topping, 7 Pierrepont Street, merchant 1854 Charles H. Baxter, 11 Pierrepont Street n. Willow, merchant (listed as No. 9 in 1855) 1856 Robert Spear, 13 Pierrepont Street Victor Fleury, 15 Pierrepont Street, importer 1859 Robert Ellis, 11 Pierrepont Street, hardware 1834 Henry Thomas, c[orner] Willow, hardware merchant (home of Joseph Sands beginning 1836--formerly of 122 Willow Street) 1836 Edward Carington, n[ear] Willow (indicated adjacent to Joseph Sands in 1840) 1840 William H. Phillips, n[ear] Henry, agent M. Phillips at No. 53 Pierrepont Street in 1845, W.H. Phillips last listed on Pierrepont Street in 1842 1845 Cyrus P. Smith, 55 Pierrepont Street, lawyer (listed as No. 51 in 1843 and 1844) 1855 Thomas Nelson, 57 Pierrepont Street, merchant (listed as No. 61 in 1854) 1849 E. Lyman, n[ear] Clinton 1850 E.H.R. Lyman, 93 Pierrepont Street, importer Lucius Hopkins, 95 Pierrepont Street, merchant Old Brooklyn Heights-"Remsen Street" Remsen Street 1844 Henry Stevens, 4 Remsen Street, merchant 1844 E.T.H. Gibson, 6 Remsen Street 1845 George Townsend, 8 Remsen Street 1852 Thomas Baylis, 10 Remsen Street, builder Samuel Barber, 12 Remsen Street, merchant 1856 David Buffum, 14 Remsen Street, dry goods 1853 G.L. Willard, 16 Remsen Street, commission merchant 1841 John Prentice, Remsen Columbia, furrier (listed as Remsen n. Columbia in 1842) (listed as No. 22 Remsen Street in 1845) 1853 Crowell Hadden, 24 Remsen Street, merchant 1846 Frederick W. Boell, 28 Remsen Street 1849 George Beulen, 30 Remsen Street, clerk 1853 Edward Lyman, 30 Remsen Street Josiah O. Low, 30 Remsen Street 1844 Brazilla Ransom, 32 Remsen Street Augustus R. Moore, 34 Remsen Street, merchant 1846 A.C. Richards, 36 Remsen Street, merchant 1844 William H. Priest, 38 Remsen Street, auctioneer 1844 John Slade, 40 Remsen Street 1844 Alpheus Forbes, 42 Remsen Street F.A. Lee, 44 Remsen Street, merchant Samuel Morgan, 46 Remsen Street, merchant 1843 William S. Packer, 62 Remsen Street, merchant (William Satterlee Packer lived here until 1850) 1840 Oliver H. Gordon, 64 Remsen Street, merchant 1838 N.D.C. Moller, n[ear] Henry, merchant (listed as No. 66 Remsen Street in 1840) 1835 Edward Whitehouse, n. Henry (listed as No. 68 Remsen Street in 1837, No. 70 in 1846) 1838 Charles H. Sands, n[ear] Henry, merchant (listed as No. 72 Remsen Street in 1844) 1835 John Skillman, n[ear] Henry 1855 Day O. Kellogg, 76 Remsen Street, iron 1858 Philo B. Gilbert, 80 Remsen Street, silverware 1856 John Dalton, 82 Remsen Street, blacksmith 1856 Jane Thompson (colored), 90 Remsen Street, widow of John 1856 Frederic Fuller, 96 Remsen Street, confectioner 1858 S.A. Baum, 98 Remsen Street, widow 1857 William M. Vail, 61 Remsen Street, dry goods 1841 John Sneden, n[ear] Henry, distiller (listed as No. 65 Remsen Street in 1844) 1843 Hamilton Blake, n. Henry, merchant (listed as No. 69 in 1844) 1844 Joseph A. Perry, 63 Remsen Street, merchant Joshua Steele, 67 Remsen Street n[ear] Henry, merchant 1842 Isaac H. Bassett, n. Henry (listed as No. 75 Remsen Street in 1844) 1843 Gold S. Silliman, n. Henry (listed as No. 73 Remsen Street in 1844) 1844 W. K.Brown, 77 Remsen Street c[orner] Henry, physician 1855 Oliver N. Bostwick, 83 Remsen Street, merchant 1860 P.C. Adams, 83 Remsen Street, merchant 1856 Henry Nesmith, 85 Remsen Street, shipping (listed as No. 117 in 1871) 1856 Charles Condon, 87 Remsen Street, iron 1857 Elmira Gardner, 89 Remsen Street 1857 D.H. Gould, 91 Remsen Street, saloon 1858 Terrence McDonald, 95 Remsen Street, hemp Old Brooklyn Heights-"Grace Court" Grace Court 1855 Francis Vinton, Rev., Grace Court, rector of Grace Church (listed as No. 3 Grace Court in 1856, and No. 5 in 1857) 1856 John Porg, 5 Grace Court 1857 Louis Ludovici, 9 Grace Court, hidebroker Old Brooklyn Heights-"Joralemon Street" Joralemon Street 1846 Albert Gates, 21 Joralemon Street Paul Weizel, 23 Joralemon Street, prof. of music George Bent, 25 Joralemon Street, merchant 1849 Howard Cady, 41 Joralemon Street, lawyer 1847 Byron Wilkinson, 43 Joralemon Street Daniel Stamant, 45 Joralemon Street, importer of wine 1847 Lathrop Stafford, 61 Joralemon Street, merchant Robert Ayres, 61 Joralemon Street, clerk Rev. N.W. White, 63 Joralemon Street A.D. Wheelock, 63 Joralemon Street, shoe dealer 1849 Edward H. Arnold, 65 Joralemon Street, merchant 1855 Agnes McClume, 67 Joralemon Street, widow of Thomas 1854 John P. Atkinson, 69 Joralemon Street, merchant 1846 H.F. Lombard, n[ear] Henry (listed as No. 71 Joralemon Street in 1851) 1851 Harriet Phillips, 73 Joralemon Street, widow of Moses, and Misses Phillips Young Ladies' School 1849 Daniel E. Kissam, Henry n. Joralemon, physician (listed as No. 154 Henry n[ear} Joralemon in 1850) 1848 George W. Baxter, 75 Joralemon Street, merchant 1847 Charles Bridges, n[ear] Henry, bookkeeper (listed as No. 79 Joralemon Street in 1848) 1848 William Himrod, 77 Joralemon Street, merchant Benjamin Haskell, 81 Joralemon Street J.W. Jones, 83 Joralemon Street, commission merchant 1858 J.C. Herman Trost, 91 Joralemon Street, glassware 1855 Michael Chauncey, 27[sic] Joralemon Street, builder (listed as No. 95 Joralemon Street in 1856 and 1857) 1856 Darius Geer, 93 Joralemon Street, importer 1855 David and Daniel Chauncey, 97 Joralemon Street, builders (listed as No. 95 in 1856, and No. 97 in 1857) 1845 R.A. Lyons, 6 Joralemon Street Agnes Sage, 8 Joralemon Street, widow L. Sage, 8 Joralemon Street, clerk 1846 Charles A. Strong, 12 Joralemon Street 1844 William M. Peck, n[ear] Hicks (listed as No. 42 Joralemon Street in 1845) J.S. Hyde, n[ear] Hicks (listed as James Hyde, No. 54 Joralemon Street in 1845) 1845 James Rowan, 14 Joralemon Street, lumber merchant Paul Weizel, 18 Joralemon Street, prof. of music James Chadbourne, 20 Joralemon Street Isaac L. Condit, 22 Joralemon Street, merchant Silas Davenport, 26 Joralemon Street, merchant William R. Starkwater, 28 Joralemon Street Lewis F. Mack, 30 Joralemon Street, broker Francis Sterling, 40 Joralemon Street B.F. Browning, 48 Joralemon Street, merchant Phillip H. Wentworth, 52 Joralemon Street 1846 Gabriel Franchere, 16 Joralemon Street, fur dealer Henry Haydock, 24 Joralemon Street Bernardus Everson, 44 Joralemon Street, merchant E.W. Coleman, 46 Joralemon Street Jeremiah P. Robinson, 50 Joralemon Street 1848 Michael Van Buren, 32 Joralemon Street, merchant Francis Vincent, 36 Joralemon Street, merchant Joseph Grice, 38 Joralemon Street, commission merchant 1833 Dr. Haslett, 90 Jarolemon [sic] (listed as Dr. John Haslett,USN, 88 Joralemon Street 1834) (listed as John Haslet, Surgeon,USN, 90 Joralemon Street in 1840) 1847 Martha Boyd, 92 Joralemon Street, widow (listed as No. 94 in 1843-46) 1830 A.T. Goodrich, 94 Joralemon Street, bookseller 1829 John Lawrence, 1st Marshall, 102 Joralemon Street (identified as sheriff in 1834) Old Brooklyn Heights-"Livingston Street" Livingston Street 1847 Henry Van Duyne, 22 Livingston Street Thomas Stratton, 24 Livingston Street, mason 1848 George Ribley, 20 Livingston Street, merchant Thomas W. Blachford, 26 Livingston Street, merchant 1846 Charles Congdon, 30 Livingston Street, merchant (listed as No. 28 in 1847) 1846 Matilda Brown, 32 Livingston Street n[ear] Court, widow (listed as No. 30 in 1847) 1846 M.W. Butt, 34 Livingston Street (listed as No. 32 in 1847) Palmer Townsend, 36 Livingston Street n[ear] Court (listed as No. 34 in 1847) 1845 Stanford Cobb, n[ear] Court, merchant (listed as No. 38 Livingston Street in 1846 and No. 36 in 1847) 1848 John Dimon, 29 Livingston Street Old Brooklyn Heights-"Schermerhorn Street" Schermerhorn Street 1849 Sydney Sanderson, 1 Schermerhorn Street, merchant 1858 James Oats, 3 Schermerhorn Street, laborer 1860 J.P. Wallace, 5 Schermerhorn Street, merchant 1848 John M. Read, 7 Schermerhorn Street, counsellor 1847 W.H. Davenport, 9 Schermerhorn Street S.M. Conant, 11 Schermerhorn Street, BA Academy Dwight Johnson, 15 Schermerhorn Street, merchant 1851 J. Warren Rogers, 13 Schermerhorn Street 1848 James Dunbar, 17 Schermerhorn Street, merchant (Mary Anne Dunbar, widow listed as n[ear] Court in 1847) 1847 John E. Nitchie, b[etween] Clinton & Court (listed as No. 19 Schermerhorn Street in 1848) 1846 G. Roberts, n[ear] Court (listed as No. 21 Schermerhorn Street in 1849) 1848 Charles C. Barlling, 23 Schermerhorn Street, sailmaker 1848 Austin W. and Charles Otis, 25 Schermerhorn Street, merchants 1852 J.B. Hervey, 27 Schermerhorn Street, bleacher 1855 Charles Prox, 29 Schermerhorn Street, prof. of music 1849 Charles R. Marvin, 8 Schermerhorn Street, broker 1849 William N. Peck, 10 Schermerhorn Street, merchant 1856 Paul W. Caesar, 12 Schermerhorn Street, commission merchant (also listed as Powell W. Ceser) 1856 William R. Sheldon, 14 Schermerhorn Street, merchant 1857 John Dimon, 16 Schermerhorn Street 1857 Peter O'Hara, 18 Schermerhorn Street, marble works 1850 Lewis F. Mack, 24 Schermerhorn Street, merchant 1852 D. Goff, Jr., 28 Schermerhorn Street, commission merchant Benjamin Carver, 30 Schermerhorn Street, ship chandler Charles Douglas, 32 Schermerhorn Street, clerk George S. Douglas, 32 Schermerhorn Street, accountant Old Brooklyn Heights-"State Street" State Street 1850 Charles Shepard, 46 State Street, dry goods 1855 John W. Young, 48 State Street, importer 1848 Stephen H. Thayer, n[ear] Hicks, counsellor 1848 George Burroughs, 58 State Street, clerk J.Field, 58 State Street, clerk James W. Loco, 58 State Street Henry and Theodore Love, 58 State Street (?) Snow, 58 State Street, clerk 1850 James O'Connor, 56 State Street, merchant (listed as No. 57 in 1858) 1858 G[ideon] Sanford, 58 State Street, cabinet furniture 1856 Lydia B. Robbins, widow of Frederick, 59 State Street, boarding house 1848 M.R. Blanchard, 30 State Street, boarding house 1850 Fidelia Blanchard, 61 State Street 1845 Francis Le Barron, 30 State Street 1843 Dr. William H. Dudley, 30 State Street (No. changed to 32 in 1844) 1840 Mrs. V. Boyd, n[ear] Henry, boarding house 1841 Henry J. Marquand, n[ear] Henry, jeweler (listed as No. 34 State Street n. Henry in 1847) (listed as No. 65 State Street n. Henry in 1850) 1852 Elizabeth Blackwell, 69 State Street, widow 1848 John Pendergast, 71 State Street 1845 A. Downs, 73 State Street, flour 1842 Joshua Clibborn, n[ear] Henry, merchant (listed as No. 75 State Street in 1845) 1842 William Maxwell, n[ear] Henry, broker (listed as No. 77 State Street in 1845) 1846 Alfred Hoyt, 79 State Street, merchant 1847 Charles Stoddard, 81 State Street, shipmaster 1843 G.C. Satterlee, n[ear] Clinton (listed as No. 85 State Street in 1845) 1843 H. Huttleson, n[ear] Clinton (listed as No. 87 State Street in 1845) 1845 H.C. Beach, 83 State Street, merchant H. Swift, 89 State Street 1842 Gilbert Beam, n[ear] Clinton, cooper (listed as No. 99 State Street in 1846) 1842 John Beam, n[ear] Clinton, cooper (listed as No. 101 State Street in 1846) 1843 William H. Priest, 103 State Street, auctioneer 1839 John Parton, n[ear] Clinton, accountant 1844 James P. Wallace, n[ear] Court (listed as No. 111 State Street n. Court in 1847) 1846 Henry Hockhaisst, 33 State Street Christopher Risley, 35 State Street 1848 Mark Brombergh, 37 State Street, cap maker 1857 Harry H. Beadle, 41 State Street, clerk 1860 William J. Read, (?) ,printer 1855 Sarah Le Fevre, c[orner] Garden, boarding house (listed as No. 58 State Street in 1856) 1846 John M. Pratt, n[ear] Henry (listed as John and James Pratt, 64 State Street, paperhangers in 1848) 1848 Joseph W. Greene, 60 State Street, jeweler 1849 Captain E. Keyes, 62 State Street 1846 James Myers, n[ear] Henry, clerk (listed as No. 66 State Street in 1848) T.G. Stearns, n[ear] Henry (listed as Thomas G. Stearns, No. 68 State Street in 1848) 1847 C.M. Davis, n[ear] Henry, widow (listed as Clarisson Davis, 70 State Street in 1849) 1847 William P. Dana, c[orner] Henry, merchant (listed as 72 State Street in 1848) 1847 Ami Dows, 78 State Street, merchant 1848 James A. Cowing, n[ear] Henry, merchant (listed as No. 74 State Street in 1849) 1849 A. C. Hull, 76 State Street, physician 1839 George De Peyster, c[orner] Henry Walter Greenough, n[ear] Henry, commission merchant William Waterman, n[ear] Clinton, merchant (?) Ryder, n[ear] Clinton, widow of Wm.I. 1840 Azar S.Marvin, n[ear] Henry 1840 Henry Marquand, n[ear] Henry, jeweler 1839 Alanson Trask, c[orner] Clinton, shoe dealer 1859 Clinton Colton, 98 State Street, merchant 1841 Alfred Hoyt, n[ear] Clinton, agent (listed as No. 79 State Street in 1845) 1853 Rodman B. Dawson, 100 State Street, counsellor,attorney and Surrogate's clerk, office City Hall 1860 Frances H. Atwater, 102 State Street 1856 Henry D. Young, 104 State Street, grocer Robert T. Wilde, 106 State Street 1856 J.C. Herman Frost, 110 State Street, commission merchant 1857 George E. Archer, 108 State Street, storage 1841 Mrs. J.E. Hathaway, n[ear] Court Mrs. Mary Penniman, n[ear] Court Edward Hincken, n[ear] Court, ship broker 1845 William E. Thorne, n[ear] Court, clerk (listed as No. 120 State Street in 1847) 1846 T.B. White, n[ear] Court, merchant (listed as No. 114 State Street n. Court in 1847) 1847 Samuel M. Wolfe, 112 State Street Clinton Cotton, 118 State Street 1848 Lefroy Ravenhill, 116 State Street n. Court -----------------------end----------------Thanks to Karin Back DIRECTORY Main Index Back To BROOKLYN Main