G. S. Cook

On King Street.

A listing proves a year, not a span. A house in the 1854 book and the 1858 Review was there in 1854 and in 1858. The years between are not evidenced here, and nothing on this page should be read as saying the firm traded through them.

1854

• Daguerreotypes and Photographs 'rivaling the richest mezzotint engraving'; instructions and stock for sale 238 King StreetSouthern Business Directory and General Commercial Advertiser, 1854, p. 359the page prints 'G. S. OOK', the C dropped by the scanner; George S. Cook is the daguerreotypist at 235 King in the 1852 directoryprinted: G. S. OOK

Possibly the same house in the 1852 directory

Entries that share a surname with this firm on the same street. Matched on those two things only; the directory and the advertisement have not been reconciled, and a reader should compare the lines.

• Cook, G S daguerreotypist 235 King St res. 236 King StCook, G S daguerreotypist 235 king st, 236 king st
• Cook, W clerk 308 King St res. Wentworth St" W clerk 308 king st, wentworth st
• Cook, Thos c dry goods 347 kin^ st'' Thos C dry goods 347 kin^ st
• Cook, Jacob grocer King St ward 5" Jacob grocer king st, ward 5
• Cook, J A grocer Cor King and Mary Sts" J A grocer cor king and mary sts

Possibly the same house in the census of 1861

Houses on the same street whose owner or occupant carries the surname. Ford’s register gives no occupation, so this is a name at a number and no more.