If you see (& surname) it means that two surnames were listed together on the same line -- most likely a business. The one in parentheses is listed with the one above it. There may or may not be multiple entries for the surnames with no parentheses, but there is only one entry for the surname in parentheses where it appears in the listing -- probably out of order. Calwell Callow Camber Camp (& Clark) Camp Campbell Canfield (& Spencer) Card Carless Carlton Carson Cary Case Casson Cather Cavanagh Chaloner Champion Chandler Chard Chase Chavelier Childs Christian Church Clampit Clancy Clark Clarke Cark (sic) Clary Clement (& Baldwin) Cleveland Clinton House, Wm. Harland Clisbee (& Pollard) Coburn Colahan Coleman Collins Comstock Conger Congar Converse Conoly Cook Cooper (& Cross) Coredon (& Sargeant) Corcoran Cornwall Coy Cowles Cozzens Craig Cramer Craw Crawford Crittenden Cross Culver Cullimore Cummins Cunningham Curran Curtiss Cushing (& Clark) Cushman Cutter Daly (& Bidwell) Dangerfield Darling Darlington Darrow Darvis Dathe Davidson Davies Davis Dawsey Day Dean Deane Demmington Denham Denio Denis Denison Denker (& Larnder) Dennison Denton Derr Dickens Dickson Doan Dockstader (& Tomlinson) Dodge Donaldson Dougherty Douglass Douw Dow Down Downs Drum Duntin Durfee Duty (& Gardner)