1852 directory

Cannon Street

56 businesses in the directory of 1852; 92 houses in the census of 1861.

Mapped at 32.79019, -79.94470 — the middle of the street, not any one address.

Trades here: carpenter (4), butcher (4), farmer (2), planter (2), accountant (2), ann (1), physicianj (1), grocer (1).

In the directory of 1852

In the census of 1861

Ford’s house-by-house register: the number, the owner and the occupant. No occupations are given, so a business shows only where the occupant is plainly one.

No.SideOwnerOccupant
1NorthHogan. Stores G, Kinloch&Son
1NorthJohn HargraveRichard N. Lord
1NorthHenryA. Torek
2SouthCharles D. CarrCharles D. Carr
2NorthNortVi-eastern R. R. Co. North-eastR. R. Depot
3North& RobinsonStore h'^»usf Butler & Beo
3NorthDoUnoccupied
4SouthCharles L. LoyallCharles L. Loyall
4NorthJiiclianI Arnoldliichard Arnold
5NorthWm. C. llilsonVfm. C. llilson
5NorthJames K. RobinsonPeter Gardner
6SouthMary Campbellf. p. c. William Wallace, f. p. c
6NorthCaldwell& Bobinson
6NorthJohn WcldonHenry Dosscher
7North(same as above)
7NorthMaria C. FaberSlave
8SouthDoC. Harcourt
8NorthAh'a Gage & CoIce House
8NorthJ)i'. Seaman DeasDr. Seaman J)eas
9NorthGibbon. Storehonf»c
9NorthWilliam 11. HolmesSlaves
10SouthDoMary Campbell, f. p. c
10NorthEliaH VanderhorstElias Vandei-liorst
11NorthSt'e h. Ha/niltonHvam*
11North1)0Free Persons and Slaves
12SouthHenry Yon KolnitzJohn C. Bradley
12NorthMrs. Mary P. ToomerMrs. ^lar}' P. Toomer
13NorthWm. Henry HoustonSolomon S. Solomons
14SouthDo(ieur<;e Hendricks
14NorthLevi J. MosesLevi J. Moses
15NorthDoWilliam Fraser
16SouthJaeoh H. KalbJohn William Schultzo
16NorthMrs. Mary A. McFeetereFree Persons and Slaves
17NorthJonah M. VenningEdwin (^uinby liell
18SouthCharleston Gas Comp'yFrederick W. Arnholtor
18NorthDoMrs. ^laiy A. McFeeters
19NorthEdward1'. Lawrence
20SouthDr. Mavnard K. Carrere. Hsau liOekwoodTerrey
20NorthRieh'd Wilkinsonf. p. c. William ()liver, f. p. c
21NorthMiss Rachel B. ParkerMiss Jiachel B. Parker
22Southi)oEllen liCe, f. p. c
22NorthDoFrancis Perry, f. p. e
24SouthDoMary Dnfly.- ^^
24NorthHenry EbricksSlaves and Free Persons
26NorthDoJohn Kuck
28SouthDoHenry J. S. Lamotte
30NorthDoSlaves and Free Persona
32SouthThomas L. WebbThomas L. Webb
32NorthDoJames C. Williamson
34NorthDoWilliam H. Eord, 1". p. c
36NorthDoMrs. Catherine Madden
40SouthPeter McKinlayPeter McKiiday
42SouthJohn S. Jii^gsShirley C. Turner
44SouthTr. Est. Mrs. MaryAnn
46SouthDoJames M. (iuinn
48SouthJames BeatticJames Beattie
50SouthMrs. Mary ^M. LinssorMrs. Mary M. Linsser
52SouthMrs. Maria CarpenterAnn Beattie
54NorthCarjienterPatrick Kenny
56NorthMorrison. FrancisManning
56NorthCENSUSOF CUARLKSTON
58North8i^\valdUnoccupied
60Northline. Sarah Jlobinsonf. p. c
62NorthJohnFl3'nn
64NorthJoseph BeeWilliam .Joseph Bee
66NorthAugustKoeblitz
68NorthF. EvansBenjamin F. Evans
70NorthBar^i;mann^ BorcherdBargmann
72NorthMrs. EllenT
74NorthBeeJohn Joseph Bee
75SouthDavid KikorDavid Rikcr
76NorthM. Folker&
77SouthJohn T. JiindsayOliver Farnnm
78NorthWillis. EdwardWillis
79SouthThomas R. Warinj^Thomas li. Warinij
80SouthDoJohn Linn
80NorthHenryBurn
81SouthJohn W. ]IcrnaiulczJohn W. Hernandez
82NorthAlbert BradleyWilliam Albert Bradley
83SouthPeter CrovatHenry A liurn
84SouthJohn S. Ki^gKJohn T. Boy den
85SouthW. J). iMcMillanW. 1)'. McMiMan
87SouthGcorifo W. JathoGeori;e W. Jatlio
88SouthEst. William BurnsMar<faret L. Burns
89SouthAntirew I). J^'owlcrAndrew I). Fowler
90NorthA. MoodieMrs. Bosa A. Moodie
91SouthRcoknian ^IcCallBeekman Me(^ill
92NorthC. NewtonWilliam Newton
93SouthJackson MortimerJackson Mortimer
94NorthMrs. BS
95SouthIlcnry IleinsHenry Heins
96NorthE. HewittMrs. Martha E. Jlewitt