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McAlpine's 1898 Directory St. John's East District

Torbay Road (Page 791)

Surname	Given Name	Occupation
BRINE	Michael	fisherman
BRINE	Denis	farmer
COADY	John	fisherman
COADY	Wm	fisherman
CULLEN	Wm	fisherman
CULLEN	Peter	fisherman
CANTWELL	John	farmer
CANTWELL	Jas	farmer
CANTWELL	Edw	farmer
CULLEN	Edw	farmer
DRUKEN	Patk, sr	farmer
DRUKEN	Patk J, jr	farmer
DRUKEN	Michael	farmer
DRUKEN	Thos	farmer
DOYLE	Wm	farmer
ELLARD	Peter, sr	farmer
ELLARD	Peter	farmer
ELLARD	John	farmer
ELLARD	Peter, jr	farmer
ELLARD	Patk	fisherman
KENNEDY	Lawrence	farmer
KENNEDY	Martin	farmer
KELLY	Wm	farmer
KELLY	Terence, sr	farmer
KELLY	Jas	fisherman
KELLY	Terence, jr	laborer
KELLY	Robt	laborer
KELLY	Jas	fisherman
KERIVAN	Edw	farmer
KELLY	Wm	fisherman
KELLY	Patk	fisherman
LACEY	John	laborer
LARKIN	Thos, sr	farmer
LARKIN	Thos, jr	farmer
LARKIN	Patk	farmer
LARKIN	Jas	farmer
LARKIN	Patk, sr	farmer
LARKIN	Wm	fisherman
LARKIN	Patk, jr	fisherman
MALONE	Patk	farmer
MALONE	Jas	farmer
MAHON	Patk	farmer
MAHON	John	farmer
QUIGLEY	Matthew	farmer
ROACH	Wm	fisherman
WHEELER	John	farmer
WHELAN	Lawrence	farmer
WHELAN	Thos	fisherman

48 Entries Complete
[ McAlpine's 1898 Directory Index]

The entries have been transcribed as
they appear in the 1898 directory.
Over the years, many of the names have become
colloquialized or spelled differently.

This page transcribed by Laura Lordan

Page Revised: December 2002 (Don Tate)

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