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THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM OF ART LIBRARY
PHILADELPHIA
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F 158.2
Gift of Mrs. S. H. Thomas
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THE
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY,
CITY AND COUNTY REGISTER,
FOR 1802.
CONTAINING,
THE NAMES, TRADES AND RESIDENCE,
OF THE
INHABITANTS OF THE CITY, SOUTHWARK, NORTHERN LIBERTIES, AND KENSINGTON.
With other ufeful TABLES and LISTS.
TOWHICH IS ADDED,
An Almanac,
Calculated for the latitude and meridian of Philadelphia, BY A. SHOEMAKER.
BY JAMES ROBINSON.
PRINTED FOR THE PUBLISHER.
BY WILLIAM W. WOODWARD, Nº. 52, South Second, corner of Chefaut Street.
16199 1 PREFACE.
THE publisher, anxious that it should be generally known to the public, that no effort is spared by him to make this publication of general utility ( because, he hopes thereby to make it generally purchased ) and it being the desire of many, that it should be of a size that might be carried in the pocket ; willing to spare no EXPENCE, nor TROUBLE, that would in any way tend to accommo- date THAT PUBLIC, to whom he is so MUCH OBLIGED, has, therefore, altered it from its former size.
It may be observed, in justice, that this Directory will be found to contain double the quantity of information ever before inserted in any publication of the kind, and many of the memorandums, he thinks will be found of utility, or at least satisfactory, and flatters himself that this Di- rectory will be found the most perfect of any hitherto published.
Impressed with the idea, that the public will encourage what they approve, and convinced that their encourage- ment will secure respectability, submits to their attentive examination the following volume.
N. B. Such persons as wish so much of their profes- sion or business annexed to their names, as to require more than one line, shall be gratified in future ; they pay- ing twelve and a half cents for every extra line.
WILLIAM W. WOODWARD,
INFORMS his friends that he has lately removed from No. 17, Chesnut, to the corner of Second and Chesnut, No. 52, to the store lately occupied by Mr. WILLIAM YOUNG ; where an extensive assortment of valuable books may be had on liberal terms-Libraries furnished at the shortest notice .- Printing in every branch execu- ted with promptness-books-circular letters on a new scrip type-cards-hundbills-shoe, hat and, shop labels, done on moderate, terms ...
MAY 1 6 1935
TO THE
INHABITANTS
of the
CITY of PHILADELPHIA, SOUTHWARK and
NORTHERN-LIBERTIES.
THE advantage derived by Citizens, as well as Strangers, from Numbers being placed on the Houfes, is obvious ;- But, from the rapid increafe of buildings thefe few years paft, many of the Num- bers are wanting, whilft others are repeated in the fame ftrect. The Subfcriber, anxious to remove this difficulty (and intending to publish a Directory for the enfuing year) offers to put on thofe that are want- ing, and remove thof wrong, placing proper ones in their flead, at Ten Cents each.
JAMES ROBINSON,
July Ist. 1801. No 46 Spruce-freet.
WE the undersigned, the MAYOR and COMMISSI- OVERS of the City of Philadelphia, Southwark and Nor- thern-Liberties, do approve of the foregoing Plan, be- lieving it to be of general utility ; and hope, he will meet with such general encouragement as will enable him to prosecule the same.
JOHN INSKEEP, Mayor.
City Commissioners.
ISAAC JONES, NICHOLAS HICKS, HUGH ROBERTS.
JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE,
In behalf of the Commissioners of the District of Southwark.
WILLIAM LINNARD, President.
Commissioners of the Northern-Liberties.
GEO. FOREPAUGH, THOS. BARNES, jun.
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
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INDEX.
Page
POLICE of the Corporation 6
Removals and Omiffions .
8
Lift of the Inhabitants, &c.
13
Phyficians, Midwives and Nurfes
269
Days of Difcounts at the feveral Banks 272
Lift of Streets, Lanes and Alleys 273
Lift of the Land and Water Stages 277
APPENDIX.
Duties on Goods, Wares, &c.
Duties on Stamps
14
Mail Eftablifhment
13
Pennfylvania Hofpital 16
Abolition Society 21
Alms Houfe, and Houfe of Employment 22 Friends' Alms Houfe
Humane Society
Philadelphia Difpenfary
Magdalen Society
Cincinnati of Pennfylvania
Young Ladies' Academy ..
Univerfity of Pennfylvania
25 ib. ib. ib.
College of Phyficians
Prefbyterian Minifters
ib, 26 ib. ib.
Carpenters' Society
Bricklayers' Company
ib.
Hibernian Society
ib.
Provident Society
27
German Benefit Society
ib.
St. George's Society
ib.
WVelfh Society
ib.
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23 ib. ib. 24 ib. ib.
Philadelphia Library
Philofophical Society
Chemical Society
Relief of Public Prifons
INDEX ..
Page
Harmonical Society . 27
Uranian Society .
Harmonical Society. of the. N. I ..
Infurance Company of Pennfylvania
ib. ib. ib. il: 29
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Government of Pennfylvania . 35
Almanac 37
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POLICE OF THE CORPORATION ..
MATTHEW LAWLER, Mayor.
ALEXANDER J. DALLAS, Recordere JOHN LEACOCK,, Coroner.
ISRAEL ISRAEL, Sheriff, for the City and County ..
Aldermen .-- Gunning Bedford, Michael Hilligas, John Jennings, Jonathan B. Smith, Alexander Tod, Philip Wager, John. Baker, Jacob Baker, John Bar- ker, Philip S. Phyfick, Robert Wharton, Andrew Pettit, John Infkeep, &. John C. Stocker.
Select Council .- Henry Pratt, Samuel Coates, John Miller, jun. Samuel M. Fox, Abijah Daws, Andrew Bayard, Thomas Parker, William Poyntell, Robert Patterfon, James Sharfwood, Guy Bryan & Peter S. Duponceau .- Edward B. Cole, Clerk.
Common Council .- Jacob. Bright, George A. Baker, Daniel Behm, George Bartram, Samuel .Clarke, Alexander Cook, Mahlon Dickerfor,. Oliver Evans, Samuel Elliott, Andrew Kennedy, Thomas Leiper; George Norton, Jacob Mitchell, William Powell, William Rufh, Sallows Shewell, William Stevenfon, Abraham Shoemaker, Jofeph Worrell & Mordecai Wetherill .- John L. Leib, Clerk,
ib. 28 Philadelphia and Lancafter Turnpike Company Schuylkill Permanent Bridge Company . .
Schuylkill & Sufquehannah Navigation Company Minifters, &c. of the U. S., to foreign Powers . Minifters, &c. from foreign Powers to the U. S. Government of the United States
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Assessors .- Michael Bright, John Butler, Lawrence Seckel, Thomas Ewing, Samuel Elliot, John Elmf- ley, Jacob Mitchell, Alexander Cooke, Zachariah Lefh, Daniel Thomas, William Roberts, Edward Bonfal & Robert Stevenfon.
Assistant Assessors .-- Lewis Rufh, Daniel Zeller, Andrew Leineau, John Pechin, James Afh, Benjamin Horner, James Stokes, Ifaac Paxfon, John Vallance, George Bartram, Jofeph S. Lewis, R. Oakley, Daniel Miller, Wm. Patton, Jacob Painter, Daniel Clawges, W.m. Powel, James Trueman, C. Byerly, T. Hock- ley, Robert Erwin, Lewis Walker, Jacob Vogdes, Matthias Keen, Peter L. Berry & James Stewart.
Mahlon Dickerfon, Solicitor .-- Nathan Boys, James Kerr, Archibald Woodfide & Thomas Willis, Strect Commissioners .- Thomas Bradley & William Olliver, Clerks of High street Market .- Wm. Stewart, Clerk of New-market ..
JOHN MILLER, High Constable.
Benjamin Rogers, 23 Coates alley ; Conrad Sey- fert, 9 Sterling alley ; Benjamin Griffith, 9 Chancery lane; John Stowers, 8 Lætitia court; George Gafs, 84 Dock ; John Clarke,. 93 S Fifth ; Thomas Durnal, 1.80 S. Fourth; John Springer 92 N Fourth ; John Wilfon, 73 Dock ; Richard Hunt, 28 S Fourth ; Tho- mas Foreft, 55 S Fifth; Jacob Facundus, Walnut above Seventh ; Charles Breece, 143 Lombard ; & Ste- phen Walker .- City Constables.
Who are found at 73 Dock street when off duty ..
WARDENS OF THE PORT. Office, 18 Walnut Street.
NATHANIEL FALCONER, Master Warden.
John M. Nefbitt, George Ord, Magnis Miller, Robert Bethel, William Allen, & Robert Ralfton, As- sistant Wardens .- John Dennifon, Clerk.
Attendance given from 9 A. M. to s P. M .- on Sa- turdays from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. & from 3 to 5 P. M.
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REMOVALS AND OMISSIONS.
A DAMS ALEXR. fhoe maker, 3 Birds alley Addington Stephen, teacher, Union above Third Aitkins David, ftone mafon, 7 Hurit Alexander Catherine, teacherefs, M'Culloughs cours Allen Elizabeth, widow, 254 High Allen John, gentleman, 7th near Walnut Allen Ifaac, mariner, 11 Pine alley Allen Samuel, mariner, Birds alley Allibone Thomas, flour merchant, 53 N Fourth Allibone Wm. jun. flour merchant, 98 N Fourth Alfon John, fea captain, 15 Coates, alley Ammort Catherine, fpinner, 2 XIV Chimneys Amos Peter, carter, Callowhill above 7th Anderfon C. widow, 21 Pewterplatter alley Angue John, diftiller, 15 Elfreths alley Archbald B. rigger, 23 Coates alley Afh, Wm. mariner, 12 Hurit Auriol Augufte, dancing mafter, 4 St. Georges Axford -, taylor, Richardfons court BAKER RUTH, widow, 18 Callowhill Balley Margaret, Brooks court
Bancker C. merchant, 23 N Second
Bank John, flevadore, Schievelys alley
Barkley Thomas, fhip wright, Bidrs alley Barnes Thomas. jun. currier, 257 N Second Barnholt John, Charles
Barry John, fea captain, 206 S Third
Baxter Elizabeth, widow, 99 N Eighth
Beakley C. wheel wright, 42 Paffyunk road Beates George, carpenter, 118 Callowhill Been Catherine, white wafher, 5 Waggoners alley Bengamin Alexander, fhop keeper, 206 N Second Benner Jacob, fea captain, 57 New Benner Peter, oak cooper, 365 N Second. Benfon Wm. Garden it
Betton Samuel, druggift, 32 Callowhill
Bickerton Elizabeth, fhop keeper, 20 Almond
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Bickham Caleb, ftave merchant, 117 Mulberry Bickham Thomas, boat builder, 32 Swanfon Bicley Daniel, grocer, 30 Callowhill Bofborn Margaret 36 High Boucher J. grocer, corner of Spruce & Front Bowman Amos, fhip wright, 5. Birds alley Boyce Samuel, merchant, St. Georges above 7th Boyer Abraham, carpenter, 61 N Tenth Boyle Neal, laborer, 29 Georges Brady Peter, innkeeper, next 60 Shippen Brener Thos. milkman, Schievelys alley Brinkley Rebecca widow, 13 Hurft Brown Thomas, laborer, 19 Hurft Brown Thomas, rope maker, 23 Hurft Burkett John, wood fawyer, 10 Hurft Butler Anthony, mariner, Birds alley CALL JOHN, harnefs maker, 53 Mary (S) Calvert Nathan, fea captain, 191 S Front Carpenter Tobias, wood fawyer, 7 Hurft Cart Barney, clerk of the Market, 119 New Chambers Robert, mariner, 52 Callowhill Chapin Nathan, teacher, 134 S Fifth Clark Efther, wafher, 16 Hurft Cleaver Philip, cedar cooper, 8th above Vine
Clechman John, ftage driver, Oak (N. I .. ) Clymer John, ftone cutter, Callowhill above 7th Cogler John, carter, 136 Callowhill
Combes Roger, laborer, 20 Hurft Connaiers Mrs. 29 Powell Cooper Hugh, grocer, 84 Mulberry
Cooper Sufannah, teacherefs 113 S Second Cope Cutlip, vietualler, St. Tammany above 4th Corfield Wm. tanner, 8th above Vine Corry Thomas, fea captain, next 28 Shippen
Coulton Wm. taylor, 100 S Water Couf's Wm. fhoe maker, Noble above Second Cowen Walter, carter, 21 Hurft Cox J. D. president of the court of C. P. 76 W alnu Cox Jofeph, mariner, 6 Hurft Craig John, teacher, 364 S Second Cromwell Oliver, brick layer, 132 Callowhill DAVIS THOMAS, vietualler, Pleafant Debaure James, tavern keeper, 198 S Fourth Debrees John, accomptant, 155 S Fifth De Carpenter Lewis, merchant, 56 S Sixth
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De Foag Laurent, New above Second Dickinfon Amos, oak cooper, 326 N Front Dickenfon Jeffe, carter, 326 N Front Deloun Henry, frame maker, 116 N Third Dominick Barbara nurfe 39 Saffafras Donacher John, victualler. 8th above Callowhill Douglafs James, blackfmith, 21 Mary (S) Droz Humbert, clock & watch maker, 28 Mulberry Dubois Abraham, goldfmith, 65 N Second Duncan James, carter, 24 Shippen Durham Clayton, laborer, 10 Hurft EARLE CALEB, fea captain, 144 Swanfon Eckftein Jacob, taylor, 117 New Edwards John, fmith, 65 Paffyunk road Edward George, accomptant, 42 Union Enney Thompfon, boarding houfe 4 Elbow lane FISHER JOHN, victualler, 8th above Vine Fimefter Elizabeth, huckfter, 22 Hurft Flemond James, grocer, 344 N Front Foley James, fhoe maker, next 2 Dock Forehand Samuel, bifcuit baker, 314 S Sixth Forrefter Henry, blackfmith. Pine above 6th Fofter Robt. bottler, 94 German Foulke Philip, 302 N Second
Fowler Michael, waterman, 27 Zane Frowart John, fhoe maker, South alley Freeman Pompey, waiter, 20 Hurft GAVET BENJAMIN, mariner, 155 Swanfon George Nichafhas, hatter, next 133 High Gibfon Wm. teacher, Poplar lane Gofling Jacob, ftevadore, next 61 Budd Grehaud J. G. 4 Philbert Groff Stephen, mariner, Beech Guier Catherine, widow, 11 South alley HALL MARTHA, widow, 72 Mulberry Harrifon John, gentleman, 251 N Front Herborn Jofeph, mariner, 18 Shippen Higgins Francis, fteward of the hofpital Hill Elizabeth, widow, 27 Callowhill Hockley, Thos. ironmonger, 82 High, 204 Mulberry, Hoppel George, gentleman, 9 Profpect alley Hull Wm. fhopkeeper, 78 Almond JAQUES Wm. fhoemaker, 36 Swanfon Jardella Andrew, marble carver, 172 Mulberry Jeffop Celia, fpinner, 18 Hurft
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Jeffop Ifaac, woodfawyer, 14 Hurft Johnfon Rebecca, feamftrefs, 21 Hurft Jones Grace, wafher, 16 Hurft KNIGHT CHARLES, minature painter, 38 Zane LAWS JOHN, mariner, Coopers court Leaming Mrs. gentlewoman, 152 S Front Lecount Thos. woodfawyer, 16 Hurft Leroy Henry, hair dreffer, Shippen above Third Lindfay Wm. China merchant, 58 Zane Loyde Henry, boarding houfe, 12 Shippen M'CLELAN WILLIAM, taylor, 10 Shippen M'Cooll David, laborer, 27 Hurft M'Guire, Philip, blackfmith, Pine above Sixth Manderfon Andrew, fhopkeeper, 445 N Second Mitchel Samuel, carter, 167 N Sixth MORETON'S WHARF OPENS NEXT 109 S WATER. MORRIS'S WHARF OPENS NEXT 115 S WATER NEILSON SARAH, boarding houfe, 116 German Newman Jeremiah, tanner, Merediths Row Nicholfon Jacob, chimney fweep, Charlotte ft Nixon John, & Co. merchants, 93 S Wharves OAT & WILSON, bookbinders, next 5 Grays alley O'Hara James, walking ftationer, 82 Green Overdorf Michael, porter, Pleafant Oxley John, baker, 77 New
PARVIN WILLIAM grocer, 176 S Fourth Paxfon Timothy, flour merchant, Keys alley . Pearce C. & G. ftable keepers, Harmony court Pella Peter, tobacconift, 133 N Third
Perkins Ifaac, carpenter, 48 N Eleventh Pfeiffer Chriftian, vietualler, 46 Crown Pfeifferman -, rope maker, Merritts lane Phillips Sarah, wafher, 25 Hurft
Phillips Wm. B. fadler, 144 High
Pillegar Samuel, chair maker, St. Tamman Porter Samuel, brufh maker, 89 Mulberry Potts John, fhoemaker, 328 S Front Potter James, carpenter, 118 Chefnut Prefton Elizabeth, 40 Vine Price Richard, lumber merchant, 196 S Front Prieft Emanuel, caulker, 180 N Water. RALSTON ROBERT, grocer, 15 1 Swanfon Rawle Robert, bookfeller, 25 N Second Redman Rebecca, widow, 55 N Fourth Reed Samuel, harnefs maker, 15 Hurft
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Rehn George, brewer, 385 S Front Reinordt George, merchant, 337 High Reynolds Benjamin, oak cooper, 91 N Water Richards John, currier, 1 Dock Richardfon Jofeph, filverfmith, 50 S Front Riley Jofeph, fhoemaker, near 88 New Roberts Thomazer, widow, 3 Church alley Roberts Daniel, teacher, 33 Keys alley Rogers Thos. oak cooper, 10 Swanfon Rohrman John, wheelwright, Saffafras above 12th Rutter Michael, baker, 1 Crabb SAVAGE MARY, 328 S Front Sawyer Ruben, 156 S Fifth
SAY'S. WHARF OPENS NEXT 19 N WATER Scholl Lewis, meal ftore, 49 N Front Schultz Harman, cabinet maker, 43 Saffafras
Scott Henry, mariner, 18 Hurft Scott Henry, ftevadore, 14 Hurft
Seibs Michael, laborer, 93 N Fourth Semple John, grocer, 177 S Second Shainer George, blackfmith, 437 N Third Shanahan & Smith, iron merchants, 58 N Water Shaw Wm. laborer, 73 Patyunk road Sheormer Robert clock & watchmaker, 333 N Third Shriver Henry, vietualler, Eighth abore Vine Shull Wm. tavern-keeper, 203 N Water
Skeltin -, mantua maker, 86 Green ft Sleath Robert, plaifterer, 8 Hurft
Smith Thos. fmith, 33 Fullers alley
Snowden & Fifher, brewers, 107 New Staylor Wm. porter, 21 Pruen Stirk Mary, grocer, 15 Hurft Stirk Jacob, fhoemaker, 521 N Third
Stuckert John, fhopkeeper, 35 N Fourth
THOMAS SAMUEL, painter, &c. 17 Hurft WATCHMAN BARBARA boarding Houfe, 37 St. Johns' Street
Wells John, painter, &c. Wells alley Wheeler Samuel, black & white fmith, 99 Vine Wheeler Enoch, grazier, 99 Vine Wheeland Wm. fea captain, 35 Vine Wiley Richard, fhip-joiner, back of 4 Noble Winters Abraham, victualler, Wood above Eighth YARLEY WILLIAM, merchant, 58 Mulberry
THE
Philadelphia Directory,
FOR
1802.
A ARON MICHAEL, fhoemaker, 27 Chefnut ft Abbott Edward, fea capt. 28 Saffafras
Abbott Eve, widow 185 Saffafras
Abbott George, hair dreffer 9 Chefnut Abbott George, druggift and apothecary 85 High Abbott Henry, blackfmith 4 Chancery Lane Abbott David, taylor 60 N Sixth
Abbott John, laborer 13 Gillis alley
Abbott William, china ftore 31 S Second Abel George, fhoemaker 200 N Water -
Abel Daniel, carter 138 Lombard
Abel John, grave digger 110 S Fourth Abel John, carpenter 10 Brown Abel Peter, fhoemaker 82 Budd . Abel William, laborer, 5 Meredith row . Abercrombie Rev. J. 101 Pine
Abington Sufannah, gentlewoman 93 N Sixth Abraham Benedict, vietualler 26 Brown
Abraham Thomas, ftore keeper 391 N Second
Ackley D. fhopkeeper, 33 N Front & 6 Carter alley Ackley J. B. chair maker 150 N Front
Adams Frederick, oak cooper 41 Coates Adams George, fhip wright 30 Mead alley Adams John, laborer 293 St. John
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Adams Thomas B. attorney at law 113 Walnut Adams Thomas, boarding houfe 91 S Water Adams Robert, porter Cedar above Tenth Adams Robert, carpenter 59 Pine Adams Matthew, grocer 112 N Water Adams Mary, huckfter 433 N Third Adams Martha, widow 259 S Fourth Adams Mofes, fhip wright 53 Queen Adams St. Lawrence, fhoemaker 15 S Front Adams Samuel, fhoemaker 14 Marey's (S) Adams Weldon, laborer 371 S Second Adams William, carpenter 110 Walnut Addis John, mill wright Germantown road Adgate Daniel, accomptant 89 New Adler Chriftian, cabinet maker 300 Vine Adolph John, carpenter 363 N Third Ager George, rope make Frankfort road Agnew Giles, widow 302 S Front Agnew Margaret, 13 High Aickin James, callico printer 192 S Sixth Aikin B. grocer 110 Cedar Aikin James, engraver 37 Pewter platter alley Ailhaud Jofeph, 49 Lombard
Aitken Robert, fenr. printer &c. 22 High Aitken Robert, jun. printer Pearfons court Aitkins John, cabinet maker 34 S Sixth Aitkens William, ftorekeeper 122 Lombard Aitkins John, filverfmith 33 S Second Akin Philip, fea captain 74 Chriftian Alberger Jacob, victualler Pleafant Alberger Philip, victualler Pleafant Alberger Henry, victualler Pleafant Alberger John, victualler 165 N Second Alberfon R. lumber merchant 101 Swanfon Albertfon E. laborer 500 S Front Albert Jofeph, fawfharper 157 Lombard Albert Cafper, laborer 142 Coates Alberti George F. M. D. 142 N Third Albertfon Jofeph, carter 24 Mary (S) Albertus Lewis, innkeeper 169 S. Front, 168 Water Albright Frederick, cedar cooper 81 Brown Albright Michael, cedar cooper 36 N Sixth Albright John, capenter James
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Albright Charles, mufical inftrument maker 95 Vine Albright John, mariner Brittons court Albright Conrad, fhoemaker Browns court Alcorn George, leather cutter 144 Cedar Alcorn Michael, fea captain 170 S Third Alexander A, filverfmith &c. 22 Strawberry alley Alexander Elizabeth, huckfter Hanover Alexander Mary, mantua maker near 196 Lombard Alexander James, A. merchant 37 N Second Alexander James, fhoemaker 147 Walnut Alexander Richard, carpenter, 85 Penn ft. Alexander Robert, grocer 27 Green Alexander Rachel, widow 44 Plumb Alexander John, laborer 168 N Eighth
Alexander William, grocer 284 S Second
Alexander William, laborer 132 S Ninth Alhaud J. P. baker 49 Lombard
Allberger Elizabeth, widow 112 N Fourth Allberger Sufan, mantua maker 112 N Fourth Allchin George, bookbinder black horfe alley Alleggan George, fhipwright 170 Swanfon Allen Ann, grocer 194 S Sixth
Allen Aquilla, laborer 78 N Seventh
Allen Charles, grocer 216 S Second Allen Chamlefs, merchant 23 Lombard
Allen Charles, druggift &c. 160 S Second Allen Charles, grocer 239 S Second Allen and Clifford, merchants 131 High Allen David, fhoemaker 34 Chriftian Allen Eliza, widow 254 Mulberry-
Allen Enoch, taylor 7 S Water
Allen Enoch, fhoemaker 105 Catherine
Allen Edward, hatter 194 N Fifth
Allen John E. gentleman 40 N Eighth Allen Jofeph, 12 Chriftian
Allen John, merchant 120 Spruce Allen Jofeph, warden 58 Union Allen Jofeph, jun. carpenter 60 Spruce Allen John, W. printer 69 S Fifth Allen John, oak cooper Black horfe alley
Allen Lewis, boardinghoufe 30 Cedar Allen Mary, fhopkeeper 164 S Fifth Allen Robert, innkeeper 317 S Third
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Allen Richard, fhoemaker 150 Spruce Allen Samuel, brewer 20 Brewers alley Allen Samuel, merchant 78 N Fourth Allen Svdnah, feamftrefs 25 Mead alley Allen Thomas, ftable keeper 46 N Sixth Allen Thomas, laborer Locuft above Ninth Allen Thomas, fweep 26 Dock Allen Widow, feamftrefs 164 S Fifth Allen and Watfon, merchants 69 S Water Allen William, health officer 21 Keys alley Allen Wm. painter, glazier & tavenkeeper 46 Spruce Allen Samuel, laborer Poplar Lane Allerdice Peter, filk dyer 181 S Second Allibone T. and Son, merchants next 109 Water Allibone and Stephenfon, curriers 216 N Second Allibone Thomas, merchant 98 N Fourth Allibone William, merchant 22 Branch Allinfon David, bookbinder 12 Pear Allifon James, laborer 571 S Front Allmindinger Jacob, baker 130 N Fourth Allkizer William, tanner 469 N Third Alloways Samuel, porter 86 Budd Allrifon Andrew, grocer 51 Coates Allwine Lewis, oil and colourman 64 S Front Allwine Peter, carter Charlotte Almond widow, huckfter 2 Parrams alley Alfop John, merchant 137 N Water & Pfeiffers alley Alfop and Clement, merchants 36 N Front Allfpoke Barbara, widow 90 Lombard Attimus Thomas, teacher 439 N Second Attimus James, wheelwright 434 N Second Amber Levy, turner 138 Coates Amboy Cox, laborer near 262 Lombard Ambroife Lewis, hair dreffer 141 Lombard Amies Thomas, fhoemaker 188 S Second Amies Peter, laborer near 297 Callow Hill Amos James, laborer 536 N Third Amringe George V. merchant 1 Chefnut and 275 N Second
Amftead Ann, widow 132 N Fourth Andaulle Andrew, fea captain 260 Mulberry Anderfon Alexander, taylor 10 N Water Anderfon Ann, feamftrefs 142 N Water
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Anderfon Amos, laborer 185 S Sixth Anderfon Chriftian, painter &c. Market Lane Anderfon Charles, grocer 224 S Fourth Anderfon Elizabeth, milliner Shackemuxen Anderfon Ezekiel, carter 453 N Front Anderfon Jofeph, fhoemaker Spruce above Eighth Anderfon James, ftevadore 246 S Front Anderfon James, huckfter 23 Fullers alley Anderfon John, rigger 236 N Front Anderfon James, fmith 246 N Front Anderfon John, taylor 143 S Water Anderfon John, merchant SI N Water Anderfon Mary, fhopkeeper 216 S Second Anderfon Mofes, fail maker 25 North alley Anderfon Robert, laborer 68 Almond Anderfon Rachel, fhopkeeper 9 S Third Anderfon Rachel, widow Hunters court Anderfon Samuel N. merchant 25 S Water Anderfon Stephen, filver plater 7 Knights court Anderfon Thomas, boarding houfe 81 Mulberry Anderfon Thomas, fea captain 63. Shippen
Anderfon William, fhipwright 169 S Sixth Anderfon William, carpenter Locuft above Ninth Andre Eve, fpinner Brooke's alley
1 Andrews Hugh, 280 High
Andrews John, currier Elmfley's alley Andrews John Revd. D. D. Univerfity yard 9th ft Andrews Jacob, taylor 216 S Water Andrews Peter, fhoemaker 12 Stampers alley Andrews Peter, mariner 9 Fullers alley Andrews Revd. Robert 73 N Seventh Andrews Robert, taylor 104 Cedar Andrews Thomas, fhoemaker 7 German Andrews Timothy, bricklayer 22 S Seventh Andrews William, vietualler 158 Coates Annadown Henry, taylor Browns court Annan Revd. Robert, 265 S Front Anners Thomas S. hair dreffer 141 Chefnut Annefley Thomas, merchant 17 Powel Annefley Robert, merchant 72 S. Sixth Anfbey George, ladies fhoemaker 139 S Second B 2
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Anfon John, M. D. 147 N Sixth Anthony Jacob, junr. turner, inftrument maker 23 Brewers alley
Anthony J. fenr. inftrument maker 227 N Second Anthony Jofeph, goldfmith &c. 94 High Anthony Jacob, fhipwright 57 Coates Anthony Frederick, carter 32 Budd Anthony John, porter 398 N Third Anthony Michael, porter 36 Budd Anthony Widow, Germantown road Antypfico George, waiter 190 S Sixth App Michael, carpenter Queen (K.) App Adam, pump maker Frankfort Road Apple George, hair dreffer 48 N Fifth Apple Henry, farmer Fourth above Green Apple Henry, oak cooper 247 N Front Apple Jacob, fhoemaker 344 N Second Apple Valentine, oak cooper, York road Appleton Chrif. carver and inlayer 391 N Front Ambrufter Catherine, widow 132 Callowhill Ambrufter Henry, watchman 14 Starr alley Ambrufter Nicholas, grocer 370 N Second Araghty George, oak cooper Mifflins alley Arbegus John, carpenter Cedar above Tenth Archebald Martha, boarding houfe 6 Mead alley Archer Griffin, laborer 161 N Front Archer Martha, fhopkeeper 18 N Third Archer Samuel, merchant 28 N Front Ardley R. A. merchant 116 Pine Ardley Robert A. grocer 35 Paffyunk Road Arentrue F. foap boiler 186 Saffafrafs Arentrue William, foap boiler 324 & 319 Saffafrafs Armat & Copper, merchants 21 N Second Armat Thomas W. merchant 86 Mulberry Armeour Matthew, carpenter Wood (N. L.) Armitage George, filver plater 438 Saffafrafs Armroyd George, merchant 109 S Water & Spruce above Seventh
Armftrong John, fhoe-ftore 224 S Second Armftrong John, carpenter 69 Budd Armftrong John, mariner 170 N Water Armftrong Mary, teacherefs 247 St. Johns Armftrong Robert, carter 77 Budd
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Armftrong Thomas R. coachmaker 132 S Sixtha Armftrong Thomas attorney at law 97 Chefnut Armftrong Pierce, labourer 29 Gilles's alley Armftrong William, carter Walnut above 7th Armitrong Widow, 193 Walnut Arndel Robert, fea captain 72 Lombard Arnell John, fhoeftore 337 S Front Arnell Sarah, fpinfter 296 Vine Arneil David, carpenter Reads alley Arnold Thomas, fea capt 256 S Front Arnold Thomas fhipwright 20 Parrams alley Arnold John, fhopkeeper corner of Front & Almond Arringer Eleanor, huckfter 91 Callowhill Arrott James, merchant 24 S Front Art James, fea captain 119 Cedar Art William, fhipwright 505 S Second Arter Andrew, oak cooper Wood above 8th Arthur Jane, milliner 88 Cedar Aih James, merchant 49 N Third
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