McElroy's Philadelphia city directory, 1852, Part 1

Author: A. McElroy & Co; Orrin Rogers (Firm); E.C. & J. Biddle (Firm)
Publication date: 1837
Publisher: Philadelphia : A. McElroy & Co.
Number of Pages: 576


USA > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia County > Philadelphia > McElroy's Philadelphia city directory, 1852 > Part 1
USA > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia County > Philadelphia > McElroy's Philadelphia city directory, 1852 > Part 1


Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org.


Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60 | Part 61 | Part 62 | Part 63 | Part 64 | Part 65 | Part 66 | Part 67 | Part 68 | Part 69 | Part 70 | Part 71 | Part 72 | Part 73 | Part 74 | Part 75 | Part 76 | Part 77 | Part 78 | Part 79 | Part 80 | Part 81 | Part 82 | Part 83 | Part 84 | Part 85 | Part 86 | Part 87 | Part 88 | Part 89 | Part 90 | Part 91 | Part 92 | Part 93 | Part 94 | Part 95 | Part 96 | Part 97 | Part 98 | Part 99 | Part 100 | Part 101 | Part 102 | Part 103


M'ELROY'S DIRECTOR !.-- 1802


3


ADAMS & CO


EXPRESSAGENTS


FORWARD MRS.


No. 116 Chestnut Street.


Parcels, Samples, Packages, Valuable Articles,


MERCHANDISE,


BANK HOMMES, SPECIE, GOLD DUST, CO.


Will be forward. 1 by the undersigned, either in tir ir owa trail , or by connection with other companies, to all the prin .i, il cit s of the UNITED STATES and EUROP".


WHAT URN GOODS ..


. EDINAI. L DLSPATCIY.


Goes forward b-


n .. also the safest and best mediu:n for the trans-


'LU DUST from the Pacific.


THE 1.


WEAN EXPRESS


OF


MESSRS. ZE .. ... JE, SANDFORD & CO.,


Which is represented at '! our offices, transports packages to and from E POPE, executes con missions of uve . tre abroad, and furnishes remittandat LA - ) OF CREDIT to all the principal Foru'gn cities.


Our arrangements are more extensive and effective than those of any other estab- lishment in the world.


ADAMS & ia


LIBRARY


OF THE


PHILADELPHIA


MUSEUM


OF ART


Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation


http://www.archive.org/details/mcelroysphiladel1852amce


AMER F 158.2 . PJ41 1852


Tin Smiths, Copper Smiths, Plumbers, Gas Filters, Brass Founders, Machinists, Stove Finishers, Coopers, Type Founders and Merchants


SUPPLIED WITH THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ON THE BEST TERMS


BY N. G. TAYLOR,


Nos. 3 and 5 Branch Street, above Third St.,


PHILADELPHIA.


w


IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN


Tin Plate,


Copper Sheathing, 14 to 34 oz.


Braziers 8 to 150 Sheets.


66 Bottoms for Boilers. 66 Tea Kettles.


Coffee Boilers.


" Ingots. Old.


Bolt, 3-15 to 2 in.


Dippers.


Nails 3 to 20 p light and heavy.


Tacks.


Rivets, wrought and cast.


Iron, Russia Sheet, No. 9 to 16. 66 English


9 to 28.


66 American " " 10 to 28.


Imitation Russia Sheet 24 to 28.


66 Galvanized Sheet, No. 16 to 28.


Pod, 3-16 to 1 in. +. Jop, " 2 in. Band, 2 " 5 in.


Flue, No. 8 to 18.


6€ Teazle. Wire Iron, Bright, No. 00 to 40.


Annealed, " 00 to 40. 66 Spring, 6 to 14.


Tinned, 0 to 20. Wire Brass, No. 000 to 35.


66 Copper, " 000 to 35.


Iron for fencing.


German Silver.


Brass Nails.


Sheet, No. 8 to 40.


Platers.


" Tubing, # to"2 in. Kettles, 8 to 24 in.


Dippers.


Branch Pipes.


Knobs.


Bar Lead, stamped.


" Tin


66


Solder “


Pig Lead. 66 Tin. Sheet Lead.


Zinc, No. 9 to 15.


Lamp Metal, No. 8 to 40. German Silver, " 8 to 40.


Spelter. Antimony. Bismuth.


Hand Tools and Machines.


Tinned and Black Ears. 66 Rivets,


Hose Rivets and Burrs.


Malleable Castings.


Stove Ornaments and Trimmings.


Black Lead Crucibles.


Clay Cylinders, 8 to 16 in.


Babbit Metal.


Wrought Iron Bake Pans. Vices.


Short Handle Frying Pans. Ladles and Scimmers. Ground Charcoal.


Stone Coal.


Soap Stone.


Coke.


Gas Hooks.


Plyers.


" Sockets.


" Plates.


Hydrant Sockets.


Handles.


Plumber's Hooks.


Stamped Ware. Brazier's Solder.


SAFFORD & COOKMAN,


No. 171 Chestnut St., opposite State House,


PHILADELPHIA,


IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN


Curtains and Curtain Materials, EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS,


EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS,


French Brocatelles, French Plushes,


GILT CORNICES, BANDS & PINS,


CORDS, TASSELS, GIMPS,


Fringes, Bell Pulls, &c., &c.


Aninter Windom Shades and Cable Oil Cloths.


Hotels, Steamboats, Packet Ships, &c., supplied on the most reasonable terms.


WILLIAM ROWLAND & CO.,


SAW MANUFACTURERS, No. 62 Beach Street, Kensington, PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.


WILLIAM ROWLAND, JR. THOMAS ROWLAND. BENJAMIN ROWLAND. WILLIAM ROWLAND.


HARVEY ROWLAND.


W. & H. ROWLAND 7 MANUFACTURERS OF


COACH SPRINGS & BOILER IRON,


Office, No. 61 South Second Street, PHILADELPHIA.


THOMAS ROWLAND. BENJAMIN ROWLAND. WILLIAM ROWLAND. HARVEY ROWLAND.


T. B. ROWLAND & CO.,


MANUFACTURERS OF


SHOVELS AND SPADES,


Office, No. 61 South Second Street,


THOMAS ROWLAND. BENJAMIN ROWLAND.


ALMANAC,


FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD


1852.


MONTHS.


Sunday.


Monday.


Tuesday.


Wednesday.


Thursday.


Friday. Saturday.


MONTHS.


Sunday.


Monday


Tuesday.


Wednesday


Thursday. Friday.


Saturday.


JANUARY.


1


10


3 JULY.


. .


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8 910


4 5 6 17 8


010


11 12 13 14 15 16 17


11 12 13 14 15 16 17


18 19 20 21 22 23 24


18 19 20 21 22 23 24


25 26 27


28 29 30 31


25 26 27 28 29 30 31


FEBRUARY. .


1| 2| 3


4


5 6 7


1| 2 4 5 67


8 9 10 11 12 13 14


8 9,10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21


15 16 17 18 19 2021


22 23 24 25 26 27 28


22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31


1


2


3 4| 5|


6 SEPTEMBER.


1 234


7 8 91


11 12 13


5| 6, 7 8 9,10,11


14,15 16 17 18 19:20


21 22 23.24 25 26 27


12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30


1 2


4 5 6 7 8 910


3 4 56 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16


11 12 13 14 15 16 17


17|18 19 20 21 223


18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29:30


24 25 26 27 28 29,30


MAY.


1 NOVEMBER. .


31


123 4


5


6


9 10 11 12 13 14 15


7| 8 910 11 12 13


16 17 18 19 20 21 22


23 24 25 26 27 28 29


14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26,27


30 31


26 29 30


JUNE.


1


2


3 4


5 DECEMBER. .


1


2


3


4


6 7 8


9 10 11 12


5 6


8


9 10,11


13 14 15 16 17 18 19


12 13 14 15 16 1 718


20 21 22 23 24 25 26


19 20 21 22 23 24 25


27 28 29 30


26 27 28 29 30 31


1


MARCH.


29


28 29 30 31


APRIL. . ..


1 2 3OCTOBER.


.


2 3


4 5 6 7 8


AUGUST. ..


HgwilMar.


Myvary X, Celer


MCELROY'S


PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY,


FOR


1852:


CONTAINING


TIIE NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS, THEIR OCCUPATIONS, PLACES OF BUSINESS, AND DWELLING HOUSES : .


ALSO,


A LIST OF THE STREETS, LANES, ALLEYS, THE


CITY OFFICES, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, &c.


Fifteenth Edition.


[ The nones of Subscribers, in this edition, are printed in Capitals, and the same course will be pursued in all future editions.]


ENTERED ACCORDING TO THE ACT OF CONGRESS.


PHILADELPHIA: EDWARD C. & JOHN BIDDLE, No. 6 SOUTH FIFTH STREET. PRINTED BY ISAAC ASHMEAD, 1852.


CHANGES OF FIRMS AND REMOVALS


Since the Directory was put to Press.


Aldridge & Earp, N E 4th and High


Andre & Co., music dealers, 229 Chestnut BAGGS J. B. & SON, tailors, 180 Chestnut BEAN EMES, blindmr. 200 Sassafras


Biddle Thomas, stock bro. 6 Exchange, h S York Ruihling


Biddle Thos. A., stock bro. 6 Exchange, h 17 Clinton Biddle Thomas & Co., 6 Exchange


BREIDENHART JOHN C., mer. 115 S Front, h 140 × 13th


Brightly Fred. C., atty. 523 N 6th, office 1 Goldsmith Hall


Bullitt & Fairthorn, 37 S 3d


Bullitt John C., 37 S 3d


Burch Thos., jr. & Co., mers, 87 N 3d, h 273 S Sth


BURNE S. W. & M. R., 211 and 213 Spruce


Busch Francis J., bookbind, NE 6th and Minor Campbell James, atty. genl. 49 $ 6th .


Carson Thos. B. & Co, com. mers. 54 S whfs Chambers & Cattell, leather mer. 67 Chestnut CLARK EPHRAIM, 295 High


Clarke Samuel 1., 16 Marshall


Clarke, Wesley & Co., com. mers. 55 S whfs., h 87 Washington


Clement Aaron, provision and smoking establish- ment and agency, Shippen ab 9th


Cochran J. Harvey, mer. 32 N whfs, h Washington Hlouse


COLLINS, CHARLES & SON, tailors, 234 1ligh Collins Isaac, jr., weigher, Penn W Sch 6th


Cornelius, Baker & Co., lamps, &c., 176 Chestnut


CUMMISKEY EUGENE, 130 S 6th


DREW, ARTHUR P., clerk, 318 Wood


EDWARDS, SANFORD & CO., foreign express forwarders, 116 Chestnut


ELDRIDGE II. H., carpets, 41 Strawberry, h 9th ab Christian


Elliott Henry K., pub, 85 Dock, h 316 Wood


Estreicher Fredk., printer, Perry bel Phoenix Estreicher John A., printer, Perry bel Phoenix Fay C. M., 5 Commerce


FINDLEY JOHN K., atty, and coun. 70 S 6th


GAILLARD C., French boarding house, N E 5th and Pine


GENTRY WM. T., 9 Merchant


GLOBE INSURANCE CO., 312 N 20


Haas Jacob S., Odd Fellows' Retreat, N W 3d and Brown


Hamilton & Atwood, com, mers. 10 S whfs


HANBEST T. PASSMORE, atty. 76 S 6th


HATCH EDWARD, builder, 439 Coates


HEATON & DENKLA, com. mers. 34 Commerce HEDGES JOSEPH HI., convey. 8 Goldsmith's Hall, Library, h Poplar ab 7th


HENDRY & COOPER, boots and shoes, N W 3d RANKIN ANDREW , 28 N 7th


and Mulberry


HENSEL C. F., saddler, 26 and 28 S 5th


HUFTY JOSEPH, stationer, 139 Chestnut


HUTCHINSON SAML., real est. agent & convey. S E 6th & Bridge, h 5th & Haverford (M V) Iseminger Adam, carp. 17 Bayard Iseminger Geo., viet. Jarvis bel 2d


Jefferies David II., jeweler, 601 S Front


Jefferies J. V., hatter, 97 Prime


Jefferies Preston, carp. Woodbine n Wharton Johnson Willard, printer, Federal ab Broad JONES B. Muse, 178 High


Joues David, supt. 6th bel Washington Jones Edwd. R., printer, 61 Federal Jones Geo. W., grocer, S W 3d and Wharton


Jones Isaac C., druggist, S W 3d and Federal


- Jones & Spencer, coal mers. 28 Wulout Jovec John, teacher, 18 Federal


JOHNSTON, ROBERTS & CO, stock and ex. brokers, 26 S 3d


Kay John W., flour, 603 S 2d, h Sd ab Johnson la


Kay & West, feed store, 603 S 2d


KECK JACOB, wines, 289 High


Kee W'm., coppersm. 51 Federal


Keefe John, 9 Federal


Keen Benj., feed store, 110 Prime Keen Jesse, carp. 553 S 20


Kelly W'm. E., rope mr. 13th ab Federal


Kennedy Audrew J., upholst. Redwood bel 5th


KENNEDY & BAKER, mer. tailors, 207 Chestnut


Kerrick Geo., brickinr. Lafayette bel 10th Kerrick Jesse, brickmr. 10th bel Federal Kilion Andw. F., salesman, Wharton ab 6th


Killen Mark, carp. Wharton bel 5th


Kilpatrick Francis, grocer, 9th and Lafayette


Kilpatrick Samuel, carp. 240 Christian


Kimball Daniel K., hatter, 4th bel Johnson's la


Kingaby Henry, painter, both bel Prime Kingston Jacob, carp. Federal ab 5th


Klingler J. L. C., baker, 601 S 2d


Kloss W'm., chemist, 6th Jel Washington


Klotz Francis, pianomr. 2 ab Greenwich


LAING, MAGINNIS & BROWN, shoe findings, 24 × 3d


LANE A. T. & CO., elotling, 171 Iligh Langley John, dealer, 569 S Front


Lare Henry, brickmr. 8th ab Federal


Lauer John, tavern, S E Fromand Washington


Lazarus Washington, clerk, Moore n Church


Leight Nicholas, clerk, Rye be Mackey


Leonard Wm. A., painter, S E 3d and Washington Lewis John, carp. M road ab Wharton


Lewis John B., blacksmith, Wasington bel 7th Lieven David F., printer, 7th bel Washington Linton James, grocer, 4th and Johnson's la


Little Charles, grocer, 573 S 2d


Lloyd Stephen, grocer 2d bel Dickon


LOTTIMER & LARGE, mers. 18Church al Lynch Bernard, grocer, 2d and Prine M' Dowell John, jr., mer. 99 Mulberry, h 406 Green Milliken James, mer. 80 S whfs


Millikens Samuel, jr., mer. 80 S whfs


Minch II. K., Indian Queen Hotel, 153 4th


North A. W., iron found. 390 High, h & S Sch 5th Nevins J. W., stock br. 107 Walnut, b :6 S 12th PAUL S. & A., 229 High


PEPPER HENRY J. & SON, jewllers, 167 Chestnut


Perry Wm. G. & Erety, blank book manu1, 63 N 5d


RANSOM A. H., stone cutter, Sch 3d and Iligh, h Cherry W Sch 2d


RAPP WM. D., 256 Sassafras


RICHARDSON & MILLIKENS, com. mes. 80 S whi's, and 161 S Water


Richardson T. P., 80 S whfs ROBERTS M. B., 5 Decatur


Rowley, Ashburner & Co., flooring boards, Vash- ington st whi


Rush Lewis R., restaurant, 3d bel Brown


Shock S. H., restaurant, N E 2d and Vine Simmons Samuel R., office 2 Winfield pl Sleeper & Jeannerette, jewelers, 140 Chestnut STAIT'S DESPATCH, 116 Chestnut & 48 S d STURGES GEORGE, spring beds, 92 Walnut


A. M'ELROY'S PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY,


FOR THE YEAR 1852.


ABBREVIATIONS.


Ab above, acct. accountant, al alley, att'y and coun. attorney and counsellor, av avenue, bel below, bet between, (B H) Bush Hill, b h boarding house, c. h. counting house, c corner, ct court, E East, F Frankford, (F M) Fairmount, (F V) Francisville, gent. gentleman, gentw. gentlewoman, G T Germantown, h house, K Kensington, I lane, lab labourer, M Moy. amensing, manuf. manufacturer and manufactory, M V Mantua Village, mer. merchant, mers. merchants, mr maker, n near, N North, N L Northern Liberties, O Y Old York, P Passyunk- P' T Penn Township, R Ridge, Rd Richmond, S South, Sch. Schuylkill, W West, whf wharf or wharves, wid widow, (W P) West Philadelphia.


ABB


-Aaronson Geo. P., carp. 432 N 6th


Aaronson & Woolman, carps. Whitehall ab 13th Abbett E., presser, 109 N 5th Abbett & Renouf. carps. Weaver bel Coates Abbett Mrs. S. M., milliner, 109 N 5th


Abbey Chas., gold beater, 26 Pear, h 71 Spruce ABBEY CHARLES & SON, gold beaters, 26 Pear


Abbey C. C., druggist, Richmond below Hunt- ingdon (R)


Abbey Roswell, machinist, 504 N 5th


Abbey W. M., tobac. 98 N 6th, h Sassafras bel Broad


Abbey Wm. R., gold beater, 26 Pear


Abbot Samuel, S E Sch 6th and Chancellor Abbott Catharine, nurse, 27 Nectarine Abbott Chas., clerk, 255 Marshall Abbott Chas. H., mer. 16 N 4th, h 11 Sansom Abbott C. H. & G., hardware, 16 N 4th


Abbott & Conard, hardware, S E 2d and Coates Abbott Edward, mer. 10 Church al, h 285 N 6th Abbott Edwin W., trunkmr., Shackamaxon bel Franklin


Abbott Francis A., bricklr. 300 S 6th


Abbott Geo., mer. 16 N 4th, h 183 Mulberry Abbott Isaiah, bricklr. 8 Hallowell Abbott James, mer. 127 High, h 245 Walnut Abbott James G., iron founder, 244 Marshall Abbott John, grocer, N E Broad and Sassafras, h Sassafras bel Broad


ABBOTT, JOHNES & CO., silk goods, 153 High


Abbott Joseph E., gent. 102 Wharton


ABBOTT & LAWRENCE, stove works, Brown ab 4th Abbott Mary, 285 N 6th


ABE


Abbott Milton, potatoe dealer, 16 Queen


Abbott Redman, mer. 153 High


Abbott Samuel, Somer's ct


Abbott Samuel A., scalemr. 9th and Melon, h 9th bel Melon


Abbott Samuel W., 10 Girard


Abbott Theodore, carp. 27 Nectarine


Abbott Thos., car driver, 319 St John


Abbott Wm., carder, 78 West Willow


Abbott Wmn., harbor master, h 189 S 3d


Abbott Wm., real estate broker, 19 S 10th


Abbott Wm., hardware, 2d and Coates, h 23 Coates


Abbott Wm., Lombard n Sch 2d


Abbott Wm., carder, 78 West Willow


ABBOTT WILLIAM H., atty. & coun. 16 N 7th Abbott Wilson, brewer, 285 N 6th


A'Beckett Thos., comedian, 1 Orleans


ABEL & BICKNELL, brushmrs. 20 N Sd Abel Chas. J., mer. 20 N 3d, h 5 Lodge Abel Chas. R., tinsm. 380 N 2d, h 450 N 4th Abel George U., cordw. Union ab Franklin Abel Henry, carter, Barber's row


Abel H. A., dressmr. 17 Nectarine ABEL JACOB C., baths, rear 124 S 2d Abel James R., artist, h 32 Queen


Abel John, fisherman, Allen bel Palmer (K)


Abel John, chairmr. Kennedy's ct Abel John, shoemr. 8 Lewis


Abel John, watchman, 13th bel Wallace


Abel Joseph, cordw. 143 Poplar Abel Mrs., 9th ab Ogden


Abel Peter, cordw. Union ab Franklin (K)


ABEL PETER E., bookseller, 384 N 2d


Abel Robert K., watchcase maker, Alder below Girard av


1


2


ADA


Abel Samuel, brassfounder, 4 Little Green (K) Abel Susan, wid. of l'eter, 491 N 5th Abel W. H., brick1. 60 Green Abel Wm. W., brassfounder, 60 Green Abeles B., mer. 142 S 2d Abeles S., trimmings, 83 N 211 Abell A. B., coach painter, 221 Mulberry, h 234 Catharine


Abels Hester, 292 S Front


Abernethy John, carter, Sch Sth n Willow Abernethy Wm., lab. Sch 8th ab Callowhill Aberwasher D., Williams' ct ah Pleasant (S G) Abicht F. M., bootmr, 115 N 6th


Abington Saralı, tailoress, Sch 3d ab Cedar Abling John, barber, 241 S 5th


Abrahams Isaac, vict. 263 Green


Abrahams Jolin, gent. 135 Girard av


Abrahams Michael, carp. Craig's ct


Abrahams Moses, gent. 136 × 13th Abrahams Moses, tailor, 504 N 6th Abrahams Wm., engineer, Linn ab Sch Front Abram Joseph, vict. Adams bel Oxford Abram Robert, grocer, Sch 3d n Pine Abrams David, vict. George bel 5th Abrams Joseph, atty, and coun., 43 N 5th Abrams Ransler, butcher, 4 Hazel


Abnett Joseph, bricklr. Silbert bel Sch 6th Accooc Jesse, coachman, 13 Watson's al Accor Samuel M., shoemr. 13th ab Poplar Accou Kitty, washer, 48 Duponceau


Acheson Charles, flour mer., 387 High, h Cra- Adams Henry S., 89 S 5th mond bel Washington (W P) Acheson James, baker, Wood ab Sch 3d Acheson, Rommell & Fry, flour mers. 387 High Achuff Charles, coachmr. Elm bel Franklin Achuff James, turner, Sarah ab Queen (K) Acker Henry, baker, S E Girard av and Aller Ackerman Hannah, shoc fitter, Saunders' ct Ackerman Jacob, tailor, St. John ab George . Ackerman James, driver, Clark's place Ackerman Nicholas, tailor, 161 Charlotte Ackin James, tailor, Nugent's ct Ackley Caroline Mrs., Parrish and Randolph Ackley Elizabeth, 289 S Front


Ackley John, patternmr. 12th bel Carpenter


Ackley Myers F., machinist, Fitzwater n Broad Adams John, cooper, 17 Vernon


Ackley Norman, constable, Wirth's ct


Ackley Sarah, 138 Dillwyn


Ackley Thos. W., mer. 177 High, h 133 × 10th Adams John, clothing, 40 Penn Ackley Wm., paper boxmr., 22 Beaver ab St Adams John, cordw. Allen bel Palmer John (K) Adams John F., plasterer, 110 N 12th


Ackroyd Jeremiah, dyer, 22 W Cedar Acoc W'm., lab. Oak n Rose (W [')


Acton John, tailor cutter, 8 Louisa av Acton Nathaniel, lab. rear Lombard n Sch 5th Adams Joseph, whf. builder, Baker's ct ADAIR HARVEY W., hatter, 45 R road Adair Robert, Rev., Sec. Phila. II. M. Society, Adams Joseph, musician, 4 Burrows' ct


216 Chestnut, h Sch 4th and Mulberry Adair Robert, carter, 6 Union ct Adair Robt., coachmr., Carlton ab Sch Stli


Adair Samuel, lab. Johnson's la bel 5th Adair Wm., stone cutter, rear 590 Poplar Adair Wm. S., clerk, h Sch 4th and Mulberry Adaire Ann, Union ab Duke


Adams Agnes, spooler, Federal bel 13th ADAMS ALEX., brushes, 31 High, h 232 Green Adams Robert, mariner, 30 Beck (S)


Adams Alex., drayman, Walnut al Adams Amos, boot fin., Miles ab Rose


[Adams And. W., mer. 43 High Adams A. Mrs., hat springs, h 62 Zane Adams A. L., blank books, 78 N 3d


Adams B. W., broker, 12 S 3d, h 388 Mulberry ADAMS CHARLES, dry goods, 79 Mulberry, hi 320 N 12th


Adams Charles, shoemr. White n Sch 8th


Adams Chas. J. & Co., com. mers. 45 N Water, h 138 Walnut


ADAMS & CO., package express, 116 Chestnut Adams C. L., printer, cards, 118 Chestnut, h 409 Green


Adams David, grocer, S E 2d and Poplar Adams David B., waiter, 10 Burd's ct Adams Eleanor, layer out of the dead, Franklin pl, rear 9th ab Coates


Adams Eliza, gentw. 442 Callowhill


Adams Eliza, Crown ab Franklin


Adams Eliza A., washer, 3 Young's al


Adams Elizabeth, Wilson's ct


Adams Elizabeth, Lemon ab 12th


Adams Francis, carp. rcar 5 Ogden


ADAMS FRED. M., attorney and counsellor, h 162 Pine


Adams Gco., cordw., 46 Brook st


Adams Gco., liv. stable, Zane ab 7th


Adams Hannah, 343 Lombard


Adams Henry, musician, Barley


Adams Henry B., brass turn., 19 Minor, h 228 Pine


Adams Jacob, moulder, Marseilles pl


Adams James, cordw. 6 Myer's ct


Adams James, weaver, Kates


Adams James, book-keeper, 22 N 7th


Adams James, lab. Nixon n Pearl


Adams James, lab. Wharton bel 7th


Adams James, moroc. dr. West bel Wood


Adams James, wines and liquors, 618 N 3d


Adams James B., mer. 6 S Water, h 12th above Callowhill


Adams James C., furnace manuf. 12thi below Buttonwood, h 409 N 11th


Adams Jas. W., machinist, 6 Nectarine bel 11th Adams Japheth, canalman, Sahon n Railroad


Adams John, lab., 6th ab Master Adams John, blacksm. Locust and Juniper


Adams John G., acct., 168 Marshall


Adams John L., moulder, 7 Whitehall Adams John W., P' road bel 8th


Adams Joseph, fisherman, Cherry ab Queen (K)


Adams Jos., mach't., Richmond ab Cumberland Adams J. B., conveyancer, 274 N 7th, h G T road ab 5th


Adams J. W., clothing, 12 N 2d, h 12 Lisle


Adams Mary Ann, b. h. 319 Chestnut


Atlams Mary A., 157 Lombard Adamıs Rebecca, 34 Olive


Adams Rebecca, Hutchinson ab Poplar


Adams Robert, mer. 123 Walnut, h 12th and Walnut


ADA


ADO


3


AIT


ADAMS ROBT., Jr., coal dealer, Water above | Adolph G., carp., 24 Coates Callowhill, h Charlotte ab Poplar Adams Robert, blacking manuf., Rose bel Miles Adams Robert, weaver, Brinton and Wagner's all Adams Robt. & Co., com. mers. 123 Walnut Adams Robt. H., hatter, 324 High Adams Ross, hatter, Jefferson W of Sch 5th Adams Samuel, clerk, Queen bel Shackamaxon


ADAMS SAMUEL, cabmr., 441 Spruce Adams Sarah Jane, Cedar ab 12th


Adams Sarah J., Jefferson W of Sch 5th


Adams Stephen L., stationer, 56 N 3d, h Cal- lowhill ab 8th


Adams Susan, 723 N 2d


Adams Thos., grocer, 24 High, h Plinlimmon pl Adams Thos., cordw., Queen ab Hanover (K) Adams Thos., mer. 220 Sassafras


Adams Thos., saddlers' tools, rear 377 N 2d Adams Thos. F., lamp black manuf., h 409 Green Adams Thos. J., mer. 45 N Water


Adams Thos. P., chandeliermr., Ogden bel 10th


Adams Timothy, machinist, 11th ab Coates


Adams Wm., grocer, N W Sch 8th and Millers Adams Wm., beer-house, 80 Locust


Adams Wm., cordw., Leopard ab Otter Adams Wm., carp., 6 Hulseman pl Adams Wm., collector, 26 York av


Adams Wm., coach trimmer, Sch 8th and James Adams Wm. G., blacksm, 6 Howard pl


Adams Wm. II., sec. Gr. Lodge, Hall S 3d, h 200 S 4th


Adams Wm. M., drayman, Duke bel Vienna (K) Adams Wm. M, grocer, 427 N Front


Adams Wm. W., morroc. leather manuf., 334. Coates, h John ab Poplar Adams & West, clothing, 12 N 2d Adamson Hessel, carp. 6 Weccacoe


Adamson John L., nail manuf., Washington bel 12th


Adamson Joseph, mer. 164 Wood


Adamson Joseph, blacksm., Sch 8th ab Cal- lowhill


ADAMSON JOSEPH L., iron rail manuf., 465 Callowhill


Adamson & Roberts, dry goods, 246 N 2d Adamson Mary, 14 Hampton


Adamson Thos., dry goods, Poplar and 10th


Adamson Wm., manuf., 6th ab Camac Addicks John E., mer. 159 High, h 248 N 5th Addicks Robert, lab. 20 Barclay


ADDICKS, VAN DUSEN & SMITH, boots and shoes, 159 High


Addis Charles, brickmr., Shippen la bel Cedar Addis Charles, brickmr., rear Sch 3d bel Lom- bard


Addis Fred., clerk, 472 Callowhill


Addis Joseph, engineer, Tyler ab Poplar Addis J., brickmr., Sch 3d bel Pine Addis Thos., bonnet presser, rear Washington pl Addison Isaac, fisherman, Church ab Reed Addison Wm., jeweller, 98 Wood Adger Robert, baker, 22 Barclay Adkins John H., barher, 154 Cherry Adkins Wilson, rear 308 Cedar ADLER GEO. S., leather manuf., 64 New Market Adler John B., moroc. dresser, 44 Chatham Adler Samuel, dry goods, 262 N 2d Adolph Alfred, hatter 393 N 2d


Adolph & Keen, hatters, 393 N 21


Adolphus Morris J., b. h., 161 Chestn it Adshead Jeremiah, clerk, 25 Dock Adshead John, huckster, N E 12th and Cedar Aechternacht F. A., tailor, 188 N 4th


Aersten James M., mer. 8 S Front, h Pine ab Blight


Aersten John P., mer. 150 Ifigli, h 100 George Afferbach Charles, cigarmr., Perry bel Phoenix Afferbach Win., gunsm. 621 N 2d (K)


Afflick Morris E., bricklayer, 107 Franklin


Agan Pat., lab., Sch Front ab Filbert


Ager Elizb., cook, 251 S 7th


Ager Mary, Sch 3d bel Pine


Ager Wm., sr., ship carp., F road ab Otter


Agerstorff Chas., confectioner, 4 Jackson


Ages Nancy, washer, Bedford bel 12th


Agestorff Christian, cabinetmr. 4 Jackson Agner Catharine, wid. Shoemaker's ct


AGNEW & CO., fancy dry goods, 186 Chestnut Agnew D. H., M. D., 139 N 4th


Agnew Henry O., blacksm., Sch 6th and Jones


Agnew Isabella, dry goods, 97 N 9th


Agnew James, carpenter, h 19 Pratt


Agnew James, weaver, Milton bel 11th


Agnew John, Franklin Works, 340 Vine, h 12 Morgan


Agnew John, foundryman, 20 Hallowell


Agnew M., weaver, Washington bel Oxford Agnew Samuel, publisher, 12 N 11th


Agnew Wm., fancy dry goods, 186 Chestnut, h 22 Washington sq


Agnew Wm., carp., Washington ab 4th


Agnew Wm. G. E., teacher, 48 N 7th


Ahern Daniel, George W Sch 6th


Ahern Eugene, bookbinder, 298 S 10th


Ahern Jolin, clerk, 8 Filbert av


Ahern Mich., lab. 3 Lagrange ct


Aherst Richard, engineer, S W Swanson and Catharine


Ahlbrecht & Stute, tavern, 261 St. John's


Ahn Wm., machinist, Sp Garden E Sch 7th


Ahrend Chas., cordw. M'Ginley's ct


AHRENFELT C. & CO., fancy goods, 205 High Aikele John, South Penn Head-Quarters, 11th and Columbia av


Aikens David, lab., S Shippen


Aiker Jacob, brass founder, Sch 7th bel Poplar Aikins James, cabinetmr. 57 Pine


Aikman John, hat blockmr. 33 Dock, h 162} S 2d Ailes Alex. II., shoemr. S W 13th and Filbert, h 19 Howard


Ailes Catharine, shoemr. 5th bel Queen


Ailes Joseph, shoemr. S W 13th and Filbert Aiman Andrew, stable, 158 Cherry


Ainscow Thomas, weaver, Duke bel Palmer


Ainsworth Henry, victualler George below 5th


Aird Andrew, tassell mr. Front and Eagle av Airs Jane, 13 Peach


Airth Catharine, N W 2d and Phoenix


Airy John, soap boiler, 241 Callowhill, h 230 N Front


Aitken Amelia, 221 Marshall


Aitken Charles C., boot manufacturer, 19 Ed- ward (K)


ALB


4


ALE


Aitken Edw. R., clerk, S E 6th and Button- |Alburger Christian, butcher, Powell ab Aun Wood


Aitken Joseph, manuf. Front ab Otter


Aitken J. & C. C., bootmrs. 19 Edward (K)


Aitken Thos. P., tailor, rear 73 G T road Aitken Wm., teacher piano, 5 Lebanon row Aken Alexander, carman, Callowhill ab 13th Aken Chas., carter, Anthony


Akermann Robt. W., piano mr. 76 N 7th


Akers Irwin, varieties, 25 S Front


Akers Thomas & Son, china and queensware, 317 High, h 277 Sassafras Akers Win., mer. 317 High Akin John, machinist, 98 New Market


Akin Joseph, grocer, N E Broad and Locust


Akin Ophelia, 18 Prune


Akin Samuel, blacksmith, Washington below Margaretta (W P)


Akins Charles, carp. 11 Turner


Akins John, boot maker, Perry's ct


Akins John, bootmr. rear 6 Carpenter


Albert Charles, segar boxmr. Oxford ab 5th Albert Henry, skin dresser, 23 Beaver


Albert John, boot crimper, 5 Orange Alberti Geo. F., cupper, 9 Clair bel Carpenter Albertic Beulah, trimmings, Lemon ab 10th Albertson Ann, Carpenter bel 7th


Albertson Ann M., trimmings, Court bel Mar- riott


Albertson Ben., mer. 91 High, h 45 N 6th


Albertson Charles, cordw. Hanover ab Duke Albertson Charles S., clerk, 5th ab Redwood Albertson Eliza, 15 Harmony


Albertson Gilbert, lab., Sylvester


Albertson Hiram, shipwr. Dean ab Bedford


Albertson Isaac, 314 N 3d


Albertson James, shipwright, Marlborough ab Bedford (K)


Albertson Joseph, shoes, 89 Queen bel Marlbo- rough (K)


Albertson Lewis, liquor store, 213 S 3d


Albertson Marmaduke, shipwright, Beach ab Marlborough (K)


Albertson Mary K., gentw. 74 Dillwyn


Albertson Richard, lab. 3 Brown


Albertson Saml. W., carp. 23 Lilly


Albertson Thomas J., shipwr., Shackamaxon ab Queen


Albertson Thomas S., cordwainer, 68 N 3d, h 16 Clarke




Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.