Listers Might I ask you to bear with me once more and do another look up if possiblt? I had a great uncle who was an ice team driver residing in a boarding house (I am assuming that's what it was) in Cambridgeport in 1880. There were eight men all of whom drove ice teams...only two were married. First name on the list is Herbert Howe with wife Mary (I think they may have been the ownees of the house?) Head of Household Andrew Marsh and wife Annie George Groes Albert Taintor A.C. Robbins (my great uncle) Thomas Knowles Winfield Weeks Frederick Pike They were all born in Maine with the exception of Mr. Pike (MA.) and Mr. Knowles (Nova Scotia) I am also thinking that they may all have known each other prior to getting into the ice team driving. I know that A.C. Robbins and Albert Taintor did. May thanks for your help! Susan **************Worried about job security? Check out the 5 safest jobs in a recession. (http://jobs.aol.com/gallery/growing-job-industries?ncid=emlcntuscare00000002)