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McAlpine's 1898 Directory Ferryland District

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BRINE	Patrick	fisherman
CANNING	William sr	fisherman
CANNING	William jr	fisherman
CANNING	Henry	fisherman
CANNING	Thomas	fisherman
COES	Peter	fisherman
COES	John	fisherman
COES	James	fisherman
CONDON	Edward	fisherman
CONDON	John	fisherman
CROFT	Matthew	fisherman
CROFT	Peter	fisherman
CROFT	Benjamin	fisherman
CROFT	George sr	fisherman
CROFT	George jr	fisherman
CROFT	John	fisherman
CROFT	Elizabeth	wid Jas
CROFT	Edward	fisherman
FLYNN	Bridget	wid Michl
GAHAN	Patrick	fisherman
HALL	William	fisherman
HALL	James	fisherman
HALL	Henry	fisherman
HALL	Robert	fisherman
HEALY	Michael	fisherman
HEALY	John	fisherman
HISCOTT	James	fisherman
JONES	Charles	fisherman
KEOUGH	William	fisherman
KEOUGH	Catherine	wid Patrick
KEOUGH	Mary	wid Patrick
LOVETT	Richard	fisherman
LOVETT	Robert	fisherman
MOLLOY	Andrew	fisherman
MOLLOY	Joseph	fisherman
MEAGHER	Michael	fisherman
MEAGHER	James sr	fisherman
MEAGHER	James jr	fisherman
OLIPHANT	George	fisherman
PAYNE	Thomas	fisherman
PAYNE	William	fisherman
PAYNE	James	fisherman
PAYNE	Charles	fisherman
RYAN	James (Jno	fisherman
RYAN	John (Jas	fisherman
RYAN	James (Jas	fisherman
RYAN	John (Matthew	fisherman
RYAN	Richard	fisherman
RYAN	Henry	fisherman
SAUNDERS	Richard	fisherman
SAUNDERS	Robert	fisherman
SAUNDERS	Margaret	wid Daniel
VINNING	Richard	fisherman
VINNING	John	fisherman
WHITE	John sr	fisherman
WHITE	John jr	fisherman
WINSOR	D. H.	master mariner
WINSOR	Jacob	fisherman
WINSOR	H. C.	tel.opr; genl dealer
WALSH	Mary	wid Thos

60 Entries Complete
[ McAlpine's Directories]

The entries have been transcribed as
they appear in the 1898 directory.
Over the years, many of the names have become
colloquialized or spelled differently.

This page transcribed by James E. Roberts

Page Revised: December 2002 (Don Tate)

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