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From: URQ5 
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Subject: Re: Merchant Records
Date: Sat, 14 Mar 1998 03:00:12 EST
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In a message dated 98-02-28 13:29:57 EST, [email protected] writes:

<< I suppose it wouldn't hurt to ask if you have any MacNAMARAs, CONSONs,
 BEHRENS or ELLIS/ELLISONs for the 1700's. >>

Greetings from South Carolina !  I found no MacNAMARA (I think that is a N.
Eng. name) or BEHRENS.

On the Merchant List for 1762- 67:
Thomas ELLIS & Co.      Dry Goods    on the Bay

I found no CONSON, but found these similar names:

On the Merchant List for 1738- 1743:
Smith & COSSENS       Foodstuffs, dry goods      on the Bay

1744- 49:
Smith & COSSENS       Spirits, sugar            Elliott St.
Robert CORSAN           Misc. goods      Elliott St. next to John Watson

1756- 61:
CARSON & Swallow      Dry goods         Tradd St.

On the Craftsmen List for 1750- 55:
John COSSENS          Tailor    Bedon's Alley, moved 1759 to Elliott, corner
of 
                                              Gadsden Alley

Hope there is something here that helps.

URQ

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