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[13]
His first and only appearance in the Mobile city directory is in 1871, when he
was listed as a bookkeeper for J. A. Sample & Co.. He was shown as boarding at
the northwest corner of Church and Royal. (1)
[14]
His first New Orleans appearance is in the 1873 city directory, in which his
residence is listed as 512 Magazine. In the 1874 directory, his residence is
shown as 408 Magazine. In the 1875 directory he is shown as living at 811
Magazine. In the 1876 directory his residence is listed as 339 Dryades, in
1877 as 203 Clio, in 1878 as 371 South Rampart, in 1879-81 as 432 South
Rampart. (2)
[15]
According to New Orleans city directories, he worked as a clerk and bookkeeper
in the Southern Express Company, as a cotton clerk with the Texas & Pacific
Railroad, and as a
[16] clerk in the auditor's department of the Southern Pacific Railroad. (3)
[17] Date of death from source (3).
[18] Buried in Owen plot in Mobile.
[19] See OUR FAMILY OF VINCENTS by Boyd Vincent, published by Stewart Kidd Company,
[20] Cincinatti, 1924.
[21] (1) Mobile City Directory (1866-72)
[22] (2) New Orleans City Directory (1871-81)
[23] (3) Louisiana Genealogical Register, Sept. 1997, p. 239