1852 directory
Hasel Street (now Hasell)
20 businesses in the directory of 1852; 79 houses in the census of 1861; 6 advertised 1854–58.
Mapped at 32.78305, -79.93026 — the middle of the street, not any one address.
Trades here: physician (2), planter, santee (2), import inspector custom house (1), sailmaker (1), maker (1), rev. t o editor (1).
In the directory of 1852
- Anderson, W. H physician 13 Hasell res. 22 Society*' W. H. physician, 13 Hasell, 22 Society
- Barksdale, Miss 18 HasellBarksdale, Miss M 18 Hasell
- Chazal, J P physician 32 Hasell St" J P physician 32 hasell st
- Cudworth, J import inspector custom house 20 Hasell StCudworth, J import inspector custom house, 20 Hasell st
- Fitzsimons, Mrs. E 26 Hasel Stname re-split from the source line'^ mrs E 26 hasel st
- Fitzsimons, C 26 Hasel St'' C, m. d., 26 hasel st
- Legare, Mrs. A 19 Hasel Stname re-split from the source line" mrs A 19 hasel st
- McNellage sailmaker 7 Hasel St“Mc” supplied from the book’s ditto mark" '• sailmaker 7 hasel st
- Manigault, G 30 Hasel Stoccupation dittoed in the source" G do georgetown 30 Hasel st
- Mazyck, P P planter, santee 30 Hasel Stsurname from the firm line above" P P planter, Santee, 30 hasel st
- Mazyck, Alexander planter, santee 30 Hasel Stsurname from the firm line above" Alexander planter, Santee, 30 hasel st
- Mazyck, Edward 30 Hasel Stname re-split from the source linesurname from the firm line above" Edward 30 hasel st
- Mowry, L D 8 Hasel Stoccupation dittoed in the source" L D do do 74 do 8 hasel st
- Payne 18 Hasel St" mrs 18 hasel st
- Ponjaud 25 Hasel StPonjaud, A 25 hasel st
- Preston, Jos 12 Hasel Stname re-split from the source line" Jos. 12 hasel st
- Reynolds, Gnjrdo maker 28 Hasel Stsurname from the firm line above" GNjrdo maker 85 do 28 hasel st
- Stoney, Mrs. E 26 Hasel Stname re-split from the source line" mrs E 26 hasel st
- Summers rev. t o editor 15 HaselSummers, Rev. T O editor 15 hasel
- Wilson 17 Hasel St" mrs 17 hasel st
In the Southern Business Directory of 1854
Advertisements naming this street. Each card is the firm’s own wording and cites its page.
- Dr. John Anderson Surgeon Dentist; artificial teeth with continuous gum, patent right for Charleston Dental Rooms, 235 King Street, opposite HaselSouthern Business Directory and General Commercial Advertiser, 1854, p. 360
- Henry Shokes Pump and Block Maker; wood pumps East end of Hasel StreetSouthern Business Directory and General Commercial Advertiser, 1854, p. 364
- Jas. E. Spear Importer and Dealer in Fine Watches, Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, Table Cutlery, Fancy Goods; Masonic, Odd-Fellows and Sons of Temperance jewels and regalia No. 235 King-street, opposite HaselSouthern Business Directory and General Commercial Advertiser, 1854, p. 368editorial endorsement; same address in De Bow's 1858
- John Marion Confectioner and Importer of French Confectionery, Toys, &c. No. 254 King Street, east side, three doors above Hasel StreetSouthern Business Directory and General Commercial Advertiser, 1854, p. 365
In De Bow’s Review, 1858
Advertisements naming this street. Each card is the firm’s own wording and cites its page.
- Hayden & Whilden Importers & Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Military Goods, House Furnishing and Fancy Articles 250 King Street, corner of Hasel st.De Bow's Review, 1858, p. 17Augustus H. Hayden; William G. Whilden
- James E. Spear Importer and Dealer in Fine Watches, Jewelry and Silver-Ware; diamonds reset; gold and silver medals made to order No. 235 King street, opposite HaselDe Bow's Review, 1858, pp. 41, 53, 71, 105'mar-ly'; same address in 1854
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. | Side | Owner | Occupant |
|---|---|---|---|
| South | & E. B. Stoddard & Co. John D. A. Murphy | ||
| South | Cameron & Co | Unoccupied | |
| South | Charles D. Jones | Unoccupied | |
| South | Charles F. Levy, trustee. Nickols Titter | ||
| South | Charles W. Seignious | Mrs. Mary Wells | |
| South | Do | Ship Carpenter's shop | |
| South | Do | James G. Marsh | |
| South | Do | James Steele, f. p. c | |
| South | Estate Robert F. Henry | Unoccupied | |
| South | Estate William Patton | William Stevens | |
| South | Estate William Patton | Slaves | |
| South | John McNellage | William S. Bruce | |
| South | L. M. & E. E. Hatch | Unoceupied | |
| South | Mrs. Abigail Legare | Dr. John O'Hear | |
| South | Mrs. Charity Wilson | Mrs. Charity Wilson | |
| South | Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson | B. W. Force | |
| Puns ardoa Concord Strot abver o. t,d, pangy shreough | |||
| South | Tr. Est. Adeline Howell. Sidney S. Howell | ||
| 1 | North | J. McCJarter | James J. McCarter |
| 2 | North | William Bell | Robert L. Holmes' office |
| 4 | North | Wm. P. RusRcll & Co | Wm. P. Russell &Co.'8 |
| 5 | South | Do | Unoceupied |
| 6 | North | Estate JohiiHon | Cooper shop |
| 8 | North | Bo | John Shanahan |
| 10 | North | Do | Slaves |
| 11 | South | Do | Simon Pritchard |
| 12 | North | Do | Slaves |
| 13 | South | William B. Ryan | Catherine Corley |
| 14 | North | Do | Slaves |
| 15 | South | Do | William Parsons, f. p. c |
| 16 | North | Do | Gabriel Floyd, f. p. c |
| 17 | South | Do | Rachel Beamer, f. p. c |
| 18 | North | Do | Slaves |
| 19 | South | Do | Slaves |
| 20 | North | Do | Slaves |
| 21 | South | Do | Slaves |
| 22 | North | Do | Unoccupied |
| 23 | South | Do | Slaves |
| 24 | North | Do | Unoccupied |
| 25 | South | Do | Leah Moore, f. p. c |
| 26 | North | Do | Daniel C. Grinin |
| 27 | South | John H. Scbreiner | Mrs. William Wilson |
| 28 | North | Do | Slaves |
| 29 | South | Do | Ebenezer Thayer |
| 30 | North | Do | Slaves |
| 31 | South | Henry Bischoff | |
| 32 | North | Do | Slaves |
| 34 | North | Do | Slaves |
| 36 | North | Do | Unoccupied |
| 40 | North | Do | Henry Suable |
| 42 | North | Do | Frederick Sturton |
| 44 | North | McXellaffP- | Mrs. Adeline Cliafec |
| 46 | North | Do | Adolphus (lardelle |
| 48 | North | Do | Daniel Miler |
| 50 | North | Do | Lewis D. ^lowry |
| 52 | North | Samuel N, Stevens | J. Warin/T Axs<»n |
| 54 | North | Prevost | Joseph Prevost |
| 57 | South | Isuac Wilson Taylor,f.p.c | |
| 58 | North | Marsh | James MarHJj |
| 59 | South | Jennings,Thomlinson&Co | |
| 60 | North | Macbeth, trustee | Eugene Esdra |
| 61 | South | Unoccupied | |
| 62 | North | Clark | J. C. Williams, f. p. c |
| 63 | South | Mrs. Louisa Andrews | Mrs. Louisa Andrews |
| 64 | North | *Do | Thomas J^yons |
| 65 | South | Dr. J. R. Solomons | Dr. J. R. Solomons |
| 66 | North | Do | John Cook |
| 67 | South | Estate William Calder | Unoccupied |
| 68 | North | James S. Bowie | John A. Howie |
| 72 | North | P^liza Kitzsiinons | Mrs. ?]liza Fii7.f«imons |
| 74 | North | J. Chisolm | Dr. J. J. Chisfdm |
| 76 | North | Chris. P. Gadsden | Rev. Chris. P. (;m.K.1 |
| 78 | North | Barrett | N. Taglicrani |
| 80 | North | Meeker | Deno8. So Bap. Pub. So |
| 82 | North | Do | R.W. Gale's ear. factory |
| 84 | North | Do | Up stairs, unoccupied |
| 86 | North | Just | Mrs. .Martxaret Just |
| 88 | North | «!t liicdinp | Kdwin I>. Kerrison |
| 701 | North | (iihiion | William H. (iilliland |
36 of the 79 houses above were read from the page image by machine, on pages the first transcription could not read at all. They are less reliable than the rest, and 18 carry no house number because the figure could not be made out.