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Cayuga and Store Building 69 Fall Christy Mary A., Home with Christy SENECA FALLS VILLAGE. 267 E. Casey Mary Miss, home with her father Thomas, 13 Chapin CASEY MATTHEW R., b 1855, (Casey & Seaman), bds 40 State Richard b r- Casey A., 1862, w Elizabeth, meat cutter, h 51 Bridge b about Casey Richard, 1829 in Ireland, retired, res. 40 State Casey Richard H., b 1875, machinist, bds 84 W. Bayard,owns interest in house T. Casey Theresa Miss, dressmaker, bds 13 Chapin Casey Thomas b 1844 in Ireland, w Mary, machinist, owns h and 1 13 Chapin Casey Thomas D., b 1877, son of Thomas, clerk 62 Fall, home 13 Chapin CASEY & SEAMAN, (Matthew R. Casey & Dr. Frank G. Seaman), drugs, school and blank books, 75 Fall Cassidy Ellen, widow of John, laundress, r h 91 Bridge Castner Seymour H., b 1863 in Penn Yan, N. Y., w Eva S., pattern maker, carpenter and builder, r h 306 Fall Chamberlain Harrison, b 1837, w Ophelia G., director Ex change National Bank, prop.'r The National Yeast Co., owns the Seneca Woolen Mills, under lease to Mr. Hugh Sheridan, also two planing mills and malt and grain houses on East Fall St., also farm 96 on r 43 ; also farm 80 on r 28, occupied by Stephen Rogers ; w owns res. 30 Cayuga and store building 69 Fall Chase Jesse M. Dr., b 1865 in Ledyard, Cayuga Co., w Susie H., veterinary surgeon, graduate of Ontario Veterinary College of Toronto, infirmary and sale stable, horse trainer, agt for Groton carriages, r h Baird blk, State Chatham Hattie S. Miss, school teacher, bds 37 Chapel Chatham Sarah A., widow of Jonathan S., resident, r h 37 Chapel Christopher Claude R., b 1870, letter carrier, home 32 Miller Christopher Columbus, b 1845, w Martha J., master mechanic Goulds Mfg Co., owns res. 32 Miller Christopher Maude E. Miss, school teacher, home 32 Miller Christy Anne J. Miss, housework, home 17 Walnut Christy John, b 1838 in Ireland, w Mary A., molder, ownsres. 17 Walnut Christy Margaret G. Miss, mill operative, home 17 Walnut Christy Mary A., home with her father William, 10 Mechanic Christy William, b 1830 in Ireland, w Catharine, lock tender, owns res. 10 Mechanic Christy William P., b 1869, molder, lives with his father John, 17 Walnut 268 SENECA FALLS VILLAGE. Church Baptist, W. Bayard, cor Center, Rev. M. S. Newland, pastor Church First Methodist Episcopal, Rev. C. E. Jewell, pastor. State cor Chapel Church FirstPresbvterian,Rev. E. H. Dickinson, pastor,Cayuga Church First Weslevan Methodist, Fall, cor Clinton Church Memorial Congregational, Rev. Rev. A. N. Taylor, pastor, 35 State Church St. Patrick's, R. C Rev. James O'Connor, pastor, W. Bayard Church Trinity Episcopal, Rev. W. B. Clarke, rector, Fall opp. Trinity Lane Churchell A. Laura Miss, housekeeper for her father Henry. 40 Spring Churchell Henry, b 1825 in Cayuga Co., molder, owns res 40 Spring Churchell James M., b 1852, molder, bds 40 Spring Chappell Albert L., b 1861, w Louise J., machinist at Rum sey "s, r h 23 Dey Chappell Jason, b 1820 in Hartford,Conn., w Betsey, carpenter and joiner, r h 8 Wall Chappell Louisa, dau of Jason, 8 Wall Cipriani Fred, born 1870 in Italy, clerk for Charles Fornesi. peanut stand Cayuga cor Fall, bds 16 Walnut CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, Rankin & Fegley proprietors, basement 105 Fall Clair Dennis, b 1844, w Catharine, laborer, owns res 14 Adam Clapp George, b 181 2 in England, retired carriage maker, h 79 State Clark Benj. F. b 186S in Tyre, w Millie R., clerk 57 State, r h 13 Chapel Clark David, w Addie L., foreman leather room at Goulds', r h 3 Maple Clark Emma A., dau of David, 3 Maple Clark b Spring- Frederick, 1866, machinist, r h 24 Clark Fannie of L., dau A. J. of Junius, domestic 16 Troy Clark John J., b 1854 *n England, w Amy, machinist, owns res 58 Oak Clark Joseph B., b 1S65, teamster, home 24 Garden Clark E. Mary Miss, dau of William, 24 Garden Clark Nellie Miss, tailoress, bds 58 Oak Clark Susie Miss, school teacher, home 24 Carden Clark Thomas, b 1867, w Sarah N., laborer, r h Stevenson CLARK WILLIAM, b 1819 in Charlton,Saratoga Co.,w Susan lawyer and M., police justice, 61 Fall, justice o( the peace, owns res 24 Garden and 3 acres on same street, lived in SENECA FALLS VILLAGE. 269 town since 1840, was formerly master in chancery until that office was abolished Clark William, b 1863, no occupation, home 24 Garden Clarke William B. Rev., b i860 in Belvidere, N. J., w Dorah, rector of Episcopal church (Buckley) , Trinity Fall opp Trinity lane, rectory 70 Cayuga. Clary Bridget, widow of Michael, laundress, owns res 69 Garden Clary Bridget, widow of James, resident, owns res 92 E. Bay ard Clary Bridget E. Miss, mill operative, home 92 E. Bayard CLARY BROTHERS (Thomas J. and Patrick S.)~, dealers gents' in ready made clothing, furnishing goods, hats and caps, 122 and 124 Fall Clary James H., b 1870, clerk Clary Bros., home 92 E. Bay ard Clary Jane W. Miss, dressmaker, home 92 E. Bayard. Clary John, b 1861, w Anna, teamster, 6 horses, r h 33 E. Bayard Clary Mary Miss, Mill operative, home 92 E. Bayard CLARY PATRICK S., b 1873 (Clary Bros.), home 92 E. Bayard CLARY THOMAS J., b 1868, w Ella G. (Clary Bros.), h Miller cor Clinton Clay Anna, laundress, dau of Nelson, 73 Mynderse Clay Nelson, b 1834 in Virginia, w Eliza (laundress), cooper, owns res 67 Clinton Cleary DeWitt C, b 1878 in New York, student, home 95 State Clements Grant, b 1872, stenographer, bds 9 Green Close William J., b 1837 in Phelps, Ont. Co., w Catharine M., expert tanner, bds 121 Cayuga. Coan Isaac, b 1862 in Russia, w Flora, insurance agent, r h 45 Clinton res Ridge Coats Nancy, wife of Aaron, house cleaner, owns 13 r Lawrence Cobb George, w Mary, molder in Auburn, h 8 Coffin Frances A., widow of Wm., dress and cloak maker, 20 Daniels cor Mynderse, home do Coffey James, b 1824, laborer, bds 15 Bridge 58 Seneca Coffey John, b 1864, teamster, bds Coffey, Lawrence, b 1873, laborer, bds 58 Seneca Coffey, Maurice, b 1830 in Ireland, dealer in groceries, &c, store and house 15 Bridge r h 58 Coffey Patrick, b 1823 in Ireland, w Mary, laborer, Seneca Coffey Thomas J., b 1868, (Coffey & McDermott 17 Bridge), do grocery clerk 15 Bridge bds 19 270 SENECA FALLS VILLAGE. Coffey & McDermott (Thomas J. Coffey and Michael McDerm- of mineral ott) , bottlers lager, soda, water, &c, 17 Bridge Cole Cordelia, widow of Moses, owns res 9 Daniels, also 11 do Cole Seth F., b 1859 in Waterloo, w Ida May, blacksmith, res 52 Fall Coleman Alice Miss, housework, 5 Throop Coleman Edward, b 1856, shipping clerk in Goulds, owns res 29 Washington Coleman Mary, wife ofJohn, weaver, owns res 5 Throop Coleman Winnie Miss, housework, 5 Throop Coif Patrick, b 1831 in Ireland, w Bridget, laborer, was soldier in First N. Y. Vet. Cav. in civil war, owns res Prospect Coif Thomas, b 1857, laborer, home Prospect Colgan Catharine, widow of Edward, owns 13 Bridge and h and 1 on William Colgan Catharine Miss, home 13 Bridge Colgan James, b 1868, saloon, 13 Bridge, home do Colgan Katie, domestic at 201 Fall, home 6 William Colgan Margaret Miss, home 13 Bridge Colgan Owen E., b 1866, clerk, 13 Bridge, home do Collins Elizabeth, dau of Lucy, 10 Van Cleef Collins Lucy, widow of Thomas, owns res 10 Van Cleef Collis Charles, b 1848 in Philadelphia, Pa., w Ellen, cigar maker, owns res 18 Miller Comber Frances T. (Mrs. William C), restaurant, 20 State, r h 18 and 20 do Comber William C, b about 1861, w Frances T., wholesale and retail liquors, 18 State, r h 18 and 20 do. Comber see also Cumber Combs Charles W., b 1854, w Florence M., newspaper cor respondent, collector and solicitor, r h 34 Chapel Compson Fred L., b 1873, carpenter and joiner, home 93 Cayuga Compson George M., b 1849 in Tyre, w Sarah H., sec. and treas. Seneca Falls Savings Bank, owns res. 93 Cayuga Compson Sarah Mrs. H., George M., owns farm 120 on r 125 in Tyre Conant Lena Miss, teacher Third ward school, bds at R. C. Wayne's, 3 Johnston Conkey Barbra, widow of Reuben, owns res. 283 Fall Clarence Conkey E., b 1878, emp. in woolen mill, home 28s Fall Helen Conkey M. Miss, dressmaker, dau of Barbara, home 283 Fall Reuben b Conkey I., 1872, grinder at Goulds, bds 283 Fall Conklin b John, 1825 in Albany Co., w Amanda, house painter, bds 27 White SENECA FALLS VILLAGE. 27 I Conley Nicholas, b 1854, w Mary, laborer, r h Chapin, cor Meadow Connelly Timothy E, b 1864 in Irela'nd, w Nora, emory pol isher, r h 77 Bridge Connors Barney, b i86o,w Anna, machinist, rents house 6 Chapin Connor Thomas, b 1878, farmer for H. J. Thorp & Sons, Thorp's Crossing, S. F. & C. L. R. R., off r 34 n 35 Conroy Bridget, widow of Michael, laundress, owns h and 1, 104 W Bayard emp. r h Conroy Patrick, b 1854 in Ireland, in Knitting Mill, 20 W Bayard cor Lock Conroy William, b 1872 in Warsaw, N. Y., w Nellie, machin ist at Rumsey's, r h 14 Wall res Van Cleef Cook Catharine, widow of Michael* owns 14 wagon r h 21 Cook Charles, b 1864, emp. Gleason's shop, Haigh Cook Edward M., b 1862, w Lucy V., grocer and carriage painter, owns store and res 22 Rumsey Cork Emma L., dau of Catharine, 14 Van Cleef carriage Cook Fred S., b 1869, w Jessie, jour, house, sign and painter and bottler, home 26 Rumsey R.
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