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McAlpine's 1904 Directory Bonavista Bay District

MIDDLE BROOK

ABBOTT	Isaac	lumberman
ABBOTT	George	lumberman
BARROW	Edward	lumberman
BARROW	George	lumberman
BARROW	Samuel	lumberman
BARROW	Sylvester	lumberman
BARROW	John	lumberman
BURRY	Edward B	lumberman
COLLINS	John	lumberman
COLLINS	Henry	sawmill
CAMPBELL	John	laborer
FELTHAM	Josiah	laborer
FELTHAM	Philip	laborer
FELTHAM	Ezra	laborer
FELTHAM	Edgar	laborer
GOULDIN  (sic)	John	engineer
GOULDING	Ezekiel	fisherman
GOULDING	Job	fisherman
HINDER	James	fisherman
HINDER	George	fisherman
HORLICK	Lemuel	fisherman
HORLICK	Thomas	fisherman
HORLICK	Job	fisherman
JOE	John	lumberman
JOE	John Levi	lumberman
JERRETT	George	lumberman
JERRETT	Benjamin	lumberman
LUSH	James	lumberman
LUSH	Hedley	lumberman
LUSH	Jesse	lumberman
MULLETT	Samuel	lumberman
PRITCHETT	Benjamin	lumberman
PRITCHETT	James	lumberman
PRITCHETT	Job, of Job	lumberman
PRITCHETT	Wm sr	lumberman
PRITCHETT	Wm jr	lumberman
PRITCHETT	Walter	lumberman
PRITCHETT	Abraham	lumberman
PRITCHETT	Jesse	fisherman
PRITCHETT	Geo, of Jas	sawmills
PRITCHETT	Allan	laborer
PRITCHETT	Geo, of John	sawmills
PRITCHETT	Job, of John	lumber'n
PRITCHETT	John	lumber'n
PRITCHETT	Isaac	lumber'n
VATER	Stephen	lumber'n
WAY	Robert	lumber'n
WARD	Joseph	lumber'n

48 Entries Complete
[McAlpine's Directories]

The entries have been transcribed as
they appear in the 1904 directory.
Over the years, many of the names have become
colloquialized or spelled differently.

This page transcribed by Jeri Keough

Page Revised: January - 2003 (Don Tate)

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