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

In the Southern Business Directory of 1854

Advertisements naming this street. Each card is the firm’s own wording and cites its page.

In De Bow’s Review, 1858

Advertisements naming this street. Each card is the firm’s own wording and cites its page.

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
South& E. B. Stoddard & Co. John D. A. Murphy
SouthCameron & CoUnoccupied
SouthCharles D. JonesUnoccupied
SouthCharles F. Levy, trustee. Nickols Titter
SouthCharles W. SeigniousMrs. Mary Wells
SouthDoShip Carpenter's shop
SouthDoJames G. Marsh
SouthDoJames Steele, f. p. c
SouthEstate Robert F. HenryUnoccupied
SouthEstate William PattonWilliam Stevens
SouthEstate William PattonSlaves
SouthJohn McNellageWilliam S. Bruce
SouthL. M. & E. E. HatchUnoceupied
SouthMrs. Abigail LegareDr. John O'Hear
SouthMrs. Charity WilsonMrs. Charity Wilson
SouthMrs. Sarah J. WilsonB. W. Force
Puns ardoa Concord Strot abver o. t,d, pangy shreough
SouthTr. Est. Adeline Howell. Sidney S. Howell
1NorthJ. McCJarterJames J. McCarter
2NorthWilliam BellRobert L. Holmes' office
4NorthWm. P. RusRcll & CoWm. P. Russell &Co.'8
5SouthDoUnoceupied
6NorthEstate JohiiHonCooper shop
8NorthBoJohn Shanahan
10NorthDoSlaves
11SouthDoSimon Pritchard
12NorthDoSlaves
13SouthWilliam B. RyanCatherine Corley
14NorthDoSlaves
15SouthDoWilliam Parsons, f. p. c
16NorthDoGabriel Floyd, f. p. c
17SouthDoRachel Beamer, f. p. c
18NorthDoSlaves
19SouthDoSlaves
20NorthDoSlaves
21SouthDoSlaves
22NorthDoUnoccupied
23SouthDoSlaves
24NorthDoUnoccupied
25SouthDoLeah Moore, f. p. c
26NorthDoDaniel C. Grinin
27SouthJohn H. ScbreinerMrs. William Wilson
28NorthDoSlaves
29SouthDoEbenezer Thayer
30NorthDoSlaves
31SouthHenry Bischoff
32NorthDoSlaves
34NorthDoSlaves
36NorthDoUnoccupied
40NorthDoHenry Suable
42NorthDoFrederick Sturton
44NorthMcXellaffP-Mrs. Adeline Cliafec
46NorthDoAdolphus (lardelle
48NorthDoDaniel Miler
50NorthDoLewis D. ^lowry
52NorthSamuel N, StevensJ. Warin/T Axs<»n
54NorthPrevostJoseph Prevost
57SouthIsuac Wilson Taylor,f.p.c
58NorthMarshJames MarHJj
59SouthJennings,Thomlinson&Co
60NorthMacbeth, trusteeEugene Esdra
61SouthUnoccupied
62NorthClarkJ. C. Williams, f. p. c
63SouthMrs. Louisa AndrewsMrs. Louisa Andrews
64North*DoThomas J^yons
65SouthDr. J. R. SolomonsDr. J. R. Solomons
66NorthDoJohn Cook
67SouthEstate William CalderUnoccupied
68NorthJames S. BowieJohn A. Howie
72NorthP^liza KitzsiinonsMrs. ?]liza Fii7.f«imons
74NorthJ. ChisolmDr. J. J. Chisfdm
76NorthChris. P. GadsdenRev. Chris. P. (;m.K.1
78NorthBarrettN. Taglicrani
80NorthMeekerDeno8. So Bap. Pub. So
82NorthDoR.W. Gale's ear. factory
84NorthDoUp stairs, unoccupied
86NorthJustMrs. .Martxaret Just
88North«!t liicdinpKdwin I>. Kerrison
701North(iihiionWilliam 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.