No. 29 Bond street was occupied for two or three years by Samuel Cowdry, a distinguished lawyer, who moved from 27 Cherry street about 1828. He was assistant alderman from the fourth ward in 1822 and two years later was elected alderman. …No. 29 was taken by John Warren, a broker of 46 Wall Street, who was a son of John G. Warren, one of the founders of the Stock Exchange a hundred years ago. …In 1847 John Warren moved from No. 29 to No. 41, where he died about I878, having resided in Bond street for forty years. …After John Warren left No. 29 the house was taken by Dr. Jonathan Ware, a dentist.