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Lovell's 1871 Provincial Business Directory |
FOGO A large fishing station and a place of considerable trade, the capital of Fogo Island. It is a port of entry, also a post town. Distant from St. John's by steamer once a fortnight 122 miles, from Twilllingate 22 miles. Mail fortnightly. Population 740. |
Baker John, fisherman Barnes James Bennett Henry, planter Bennett James, fisherman Best Thomas, fisherman Boorne William Breen Lawrence, fisherman Bryan William, fisherman Coates George, fisherman Carter Kenneth, merchant Delaney Thomas, fisherman Downer James, planter Downer Jeremiah, fisherman Downer John, fisherman Downer William, planter Dwyer Edward, fisherman Dwyer John, fisherman Dwyer Timothy, fisherman Farrell Edward, fisherman Farrell James, fisherman Farrell Thomas, fisherman Fitzgerald James, fisherman Fitzgerald Nicholas, trader Ford Jacob, fisherman Freeman Robert, fisherman Freke Joseph, fisherman Friedlater Hay, M.D. Furlong John Gard Charles Green Simon, fisherman Hawkins John, fisherman Hellings Robert, fisherman Hodge Thomas D., trader Humphries George, fisherman Irish Robert, fisherman Jones William, planter King John, fisherman Lannere Patrick, fisherman Laymour Thomas Loder Solomon, fisherman Lucas J. G., sub-collector of customs McPherson Samuel Maddock John, planter Maddock Patrick, fisherman Meaney Thomas, fisherman Miller Henry Miller John, fisherman Moyle John, fisherman Oake Elijah, fisherman Oake Henry, fisherman Oake Joseph, fisherman Oakley rev. Alfred M., ch of England Owen John W., trader Paine Henry, fisherman Paine Nicholas, planter Paine William, fisherman Purchase Jonas, fisherman Pascoe rev. Joseph, Wesleyan Peckford Thomas, fisherman Peckford William, planter and trader Picket John, fisherman Picket Michael, fisherman Picket Patrick, fisherman Picket Peter, planter Picket Richard, fisherman Pippey John, fisherman Plower George P.M. Pope William, fisherman Powels George, fisherman Power Richard Pumroy William, fisherman Randall James, son of John, planter Randall William, fisherman Randle Alfred, fisherman Randle James, sen., fisherman Randle Wm., son of George, fisherman Read George, fisherman Read Samuel, fisherman Rockford Stephen, fisherman Rutford James, fisherman Scott Robert, trader Simms Henry, planter Simms William, fisherman Sizzard George, fisherman Small Israel, fisherman Snow William, fisherman Stone Martin, school teacher Strickland Robert Torrwill Benjamin, fisherman Torrwill Charles, fisherman Torrwill James, fisherman Torrwill Joseph, jun., fisherman Torrwill Joseph, sen., fisherman Walborne Job, fisherman Warrick John, fisherman Warrick Robert, fisherman Waterman John, fisherman Waterman Joseph, fisherman Waterman William, planter Whetham George, fisherman Whetham William, fisherman Willis Bernard, fisherman Willis Charles, fisherman Woolridge Thomas, fisherman
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The entries have been transcribed as
they appear in the 1871 Lovell's directory.
Over the years, many of the names have become
colloquialized or spelled differently.
Contributed and Transcribed by Angus Elliott
Page Revised: January - 2003 (Don Tate)
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