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St. Andrews Businesses
1837 - 1864
Standard
July 6,1864
∙ J. W. Street. Dry Goods. 1837
∙ A. S. Easton. Clothes. March 1837. Also Scrivener
∙ Patrick Daly. Dry Goods. 1837
∙ John Kildea. Shoemaker. 1837
∙ Central Fire Insurance Co. George Street. 1837
∙ Charles McKee. Boarding House and Store. 1837
∙ New Brunswick Clothing Store. Garrett and Vaughn. 1837
∙ William Gilmore. Clothing. 1837
∙ Thomas Harley. Writing Master and Accountant. 1837
∙ Thomas Wyer. Packet to Saint John. 1837
∙ J. B. Brown. Clothing. 1837
∙ Hartford Fire Insurance Co. 1837
∙ David Mowat. Coroner. 1837
∙ Mrs. Briscoe's Seminary for Young Ladies. 1837 [see pp. 234-6]
∙ Temperance House. John Bailey. 1837
∙ Parish School. Trustees James Campbell, Thomas Sime, Samuel Watts. 1837
∙ Charlotte County Savings Bank. 1837
∙ J. N. M. Brewer. Shipyard, Brandy Cove. 1837
∙ Shipyard. Chamcook. E. and J. Wilson. 1837
∙ Saint John and St. Croix River Canal Company. 1837
∙ Waweig Tannery. Stephen Morrell. 1837
∙ James Boyd. Flour, Hides, Rum. 1837
∙ C. Bradley. Clothing. June 1837
∙ Charles Keive. Dry Goods, Clothes. June 1837 (located in front of Standard Printing Office, Water St.)
∙ James Johnston. Bookkeeper. May 1837
∙ St. Andrews Grammar School. Rev. Cassilis. 1837
∙ St. Andrews Temperance Society. J. Johnston Secretary. 1837
∙ Evening School. Timothy Harley. Oct. 1837
∙ St. Andrews - Saint John Mail Stage. Dec. 1837.
∙ McLeavy's Hotel. 1837
∙ Mr. Dorsey. Surgeon. Jan.1838. Medical Hall, formerly Post Office
∙ Temperance Monitor. Ed. A W. Smith. Feb. 1838
∙ Plate and Sheet Iron Manufactory. William Gibb. Sept. 21, 1839, James Corker 1840 - 41
∙ Shipyard. Indian Point. William Babcock and Sons. 1840
∙ St. Andrews Literary and Scientific Club. Jan.1840
∙ Victoria Coach. May 22, 1840. St. Andrews - Saint John
∙ Gentlemen's Bible Society. Nov. 6, 1840
∙ Garrett's Clothing Store. 1841
∙ New Fancy Clothing Store, adjoining S. T. Gove's. M. Sherlock. 1841
∙ New Store No. 8 Market Wharf. B. R. Fitzgerald. General Store. 1841
∙ Protection Insurance Co. William Garnett. 1842
∙ New Brunswick Cloth and Fancy Store. March 1842
∙ Ginger Beer Fountain and Temperance Boarding House. No. 2 King St. Russell Mott. June 1842
∙ Woollen Draper and Tailor. James Kennedy. 1842
∙ St. Andrews Amateur Band. 1842
∙ L. L. Copeland Hotel. July 1842
∙ People's Steamboat and Railroad Line to Boston. Thomas Sime, St. Andrews; J. Curtis, Calais; George Hobbs, Eastport. July 29, 1842
∙ George Campbell. Postmaster. 1842
∙ Edward Stentiford. Carriagemaker, also wagons, gigs, sleighs, wheels. Aug. 1842
∙ Boat Builder. James Roberts. 1843
∙ Dimock and Wilson Ship Chandlery and Co. Oct. 1843. Constant Dimock and John Wilson
∙ Lucifer Match and Blacking Co. Thomas Sime
∙ Cigar Manufactory
∙ Rope Walk. October 1843
∙ James Hutchinson. Watchmaker. Business defunct Oct. 1843
∙ Tallow Chandlery. William Pomeroy. Dec. 1843
∙ Provision Store. J. Coldwell. Formerly occupied by B. R. Fitzgerald. Jones' Wharf. June 1844
∙ Shipwrights. E. and J. Wilson. Nov. 1845
∙ Gunnison's St. Andrews - Boston Express. July 1843
∙ St. Andrews Steam Mill and Manufacturing Company. May 1845. William Whitlock. 1846. R. M. Andrews Pres.
∙ St. Andrews Hotel. Property William Ross. Near Market Wharf. Formerly Hotel of L. L. Copeland. 1845
∙ Dry Goods and Groceries. William Meloney. Jan.1846
∙ St. Andrews Broom Factory. Thomas Sime. May 1846
∙ Grist Mill. C. A. Babcock. Waweig Tannery. E. Kinnear. June 1847
∙ Shoemaker. John MacFarlane. June 1847
∙ St. Andrews Hotel. Reopened under William Segee of Fredericton. July 1847
∙ Grant and Walker. Shipwrights. August 1847
∙ Stevenson's Hotel. June 1847
∙ St. Andrews Foundry. John Aymar. Opposite Railroad Hotel, Water Street. Nov. 1847. Spared in great fire of 1856
∙ Blacksmith. D. Laughlin. Jan.1848
∙ Sailmaker. Samuel Cochran. Sept. 1848
∙ Grocery and Provision Store. C. E. O. Hathaway. Formerly Capt. A. Griffin. Aug.1849
∙ Thomas O' Dell and Eliza Turner. Take over from E. and J. Wilson
∙ Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work. John Lambert. 1851
∙ Tinware Manufactory. Feb. 1850
∙ J. and R. Townsend, Chamcook. Shipwrights. 1852
∙ Saddle, Collar and Harness Making. 1853. Sinclair and Carey.
∙ Blacksmith and Farrier. John Mooney. 1853. Wyer's Wharf.
∙ Confectionary Store. Water Street. William Ingram. April 1853
∙ Patent Steam Brewery. Next Thomas Watt's cottage. July 1853. '
∙ Torrent Fire Company. July 1853
∙ John Little's Ladies' Fashionable Shoe Store. Oct. 1853
∙ Hair Cutter and Wig Maker. Moses Kethro. Dec. 1853
∙ Albion House. Water Street. Opp. Post Office. Stock and Dry Goods. R. Storr and Co. May 1854
∙ Brick Yard. Chamcook. April 1854
∙ Professor of Music. A Beyer. Sept. 1854
∙ Cabinet Maker. E. Muir. May 1855
∙ J. and W. Shaw. Small boats. Nov. 1856
∙ Clock and Watch Maker. J. Berrington. Queen St. March 1857
∙ Clock and Watch Maker. T. McCracken. July 1857. Opposite British House.
∙ Tailor and Draper. J. F. Rogers. May 1857
∙ Union Store. J. R. Bradford, Agent. 1857
∙ Ambrotypes, Millanotypes, and Speculotypes. Davis Loring. Paul's Hall. 1857
∙ Saddle and Harness Maker. P. Starkie. June 30,1858
∙ St. Andrews Mechanic's Institute. 1857
∙ Blacksmith. John Short. Jan.25,1859
∙ St. Andrews Foundry. Alex and James Watson. 1852.
∙ Oyster Saloon. Market Square. Mr. McMichael. June 1863
∙ Carriage Maker. Kyle and Close. Site formerly of Mr. Stentiford. June 1863
∙ Clock and Watch Making. G. F. Stickney. July 1843.
∙ Slason and Rainsford. Provisions, Liquors, Paints. Hatch Wharf. 1859 June 29
∙ Railroad Restaurant. Exchange Building, Market Square. Formerly J. T. Sanford. Dec. 5,1860. T. McVay
∙ Shipyard. Railway Terminus. Alex Anderson. First ship May 1863
∙ Pottery. H. Robertson. June 1863
∙ Ladies' Seminary. English, French, Italian, Writing, Arithmetic, "including the use of globes," Astronomy, History, Music, Singing, Needlework. July 1863at Landing and Railway Terminus. House adjoining Capt. Maloney's west side Water Street. Aug.5, 1863