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PHILADELPHIA
DIRECTORY, 1807 ..
CONTAINING THE
NAMES, TRADES, AND RESIDENCE, . 'OF THE '
INHABITANTS,
OF THE .
CITY, SOUTHWARK, AND NORTHERN LIBERTIES;
ALSO, A CALENDAR,
From the 1st of February 1807 to the 1st of February 1806,
AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.
BY . JAMES ROBINSON
PRINTED FOR THE PUBLISHER, AND SOLD BY W. WOODHOUSE, NO. 6, S. FRONT ST.
T. S. MANNING, PRINTER.
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MEMORANDUMS,
TRADITIONAL AND STATISTICAL,
RELATIVE TO
PHILADELPHIA ..
FOR ROBINSON'S DIRECTORY.
A T the arrival of William Penn, vin 16822. there were eight or ten caves, that had been dug in the bank of the Delaware, and one house, which is yet standing, at the north- west corner of Front and Dock streets. It was built for a tavern, and ferry across the creek- which then intersected the ground plot of the city, to the Swedish settlement and church at Weccacoe. There was also a meeting for di- vine worship, established by the people called Quakers, at Shackamaxon' [now Kensington]; where resided the celebrated Indian chief, king Tammany, who has been popularly dubbed, ac- cording to the usage of European nations, tutelar saint of Pennsylvania .-
It is traditionally remembered, that once, when the proprietary and his friends, in the city, were going to the meeting above-mentioned, after a sudden fall of rain, they found the inlet, over which is now thrown Pool's Bridge, so-deep and turbulent, that they could not get over ; on which William Penn, with all christian humility, propos-
MAY 16 1935
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ed sitting down upon the logs, and there de- livered the first sermon that ever was preached in Philadelphia.
No less than fifty sail of settlers arriving within the first three years, from England, Ireland, Wales, Holland, and Germany, provisions became very scarce, and many of the poor would have suffered for want, if the Indians had not supplied them with what little corn and venison they could spare; and if it had not been for the seasonable flights of wild pidgeons, which are said to have come in such flocks as to darken the air, flying at the same time so low that they could be knocked down with sticks and stones.
A meeting house was built upon the centre square, in the year 1684, with a view to the mu- tual accommodation of the future settlers, who were then supposed likely to form their establish- ments upon the Schuylkill, as well as the Dela- ware front of the city. > One of the first plots for a burying ground, was accordingly laid out upon the west side of the river, near the intersection of Market street ; and it is occasionally related, that after an interment in this ground, upon a winter's day, the attendants were bewildered in a snow storm, and with difficulty found their way back again to the bank of Delaware.
In the year 1717, the German Mennonists, and other foreigners, arrived in such numbers, as to impress the government with apprehensions of their becoming too powerful for the original set- tlers; or connecting themselves with the Indians, to the injury of the proprietaries. They, however, mostly settled in the country ; and Philadelphia appears to have increased but slowly, from the beginning to the middle of the eighteenth century.
In the summer of 1749, however, no less than twenty-five sail arrived with German passengers,,
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at once introducing 12,000 of those frugal and industrious settlers, from whom Pennsylvania de- rives so large a portion of her wealth and pros- perity. Great numbers of emigrants also arrived about this time from Ireland, and other parts ; and the imports of the capital. from the mother coun- try, were increased in thirty years, from 15 to 100,000/. sterling a year.
About this time, viz. fifty or sixty years ago, such was the Lilliputian size of Philadelphia, that it was common to ride out on horseback to the country boxes of the citizens, many of which were within the present circumference of the town. To one of them called Rehoboth, which is now standing a little back from the street, in Fourth street between. Vine and Callowhill streets, a friend of the writer remembers to have often gone,. with other boys, two or three on a horse, for a country excursion ; and one of his acquaintances recollects a temporary abode in a house, now im- mersed in Third street ; where it was then thought prudent to get home before night, on account of a piece of dark woods between that and the city .. Water and Chesnut streets were, long after this period, the principal streets in Philadelphia, and Fourth street continued for many years to be the extent of Market street to. the westward, beyond which the squares were laid out in orchards and pasture grounds, under post and rail fence, ex- cepting the garden of the famous Judge Kinsey, whose town house is yet standing near. Fifth street, subdivided into different tenements, one of which is occupied as a tin-smith's shop.
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The following is a statement of the progressive increase of Houses and Inhabitants in the City and Suburbs.
Houses
Inhabitants
In: 1683 there were 80 and about
600
1700
700
5000
1749*
2,076
15,000
1760
2,969
20,000
1769
4,474
30,000
1776
5,460
40,000
1783
6,000 -
42,000
90,000 01
1806
13,000
100,000 :
By the constitution of the United States, a po- pulation of 30,000 gives a right to send one mem- ber to Congress ; yet, although Philadelphia con- tained about 60,000 souls at the period of the last census, and now contains at least 90,000, we have but one Representative in the lower house. The.
The enumeration of 1749, having been made by the first - characters of the day, it may not be uninteresting to note the." particulars of the several wards, as returned by them.
Houses
Mulberry Ward 488 Enumerated by Benjamin Franklin
Dock Ward 245
Joseph Shippen
Lower Delaware 110
William Allen
Upper Delaware
109 .
Thomas Hopkinson
South Ward
117
Edward Shippen
High street
147
Thos. Laurence, jun.
Walnut
104
Chesnut 110
William Humphreys . Joseph Turner William Shippen
North Ward
196
Middle Ward
238
William Coleman
Southern Suburbs 150
Edward Shippen
Northern do. 62
William Shippen.
2076.
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inadequacy, nay, the impolicy of such a represen- tation, for the complicated interests of the first city in the union, is too obvious to be enlarged upon ; and it is hoped that when the next census shall require a new apportionment of the national representation, the welfare of our most populous and commercial towns will not be indiscriminate- ly sacrificed to the geometrical regularity of an election district ; but that the citizens of Philadel- phia, and New York, will enjoy the privilege of electing their own representatives in the propor- tion to which their population, no less than their comparative importance, entitles them.
S.
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS,
FRONTING THE FOLLOWING STREETS, LANES, AND ALLEYS.
124
Streets, &'c.
Buildlings
Streets, &'c.
Buildings
ALMOND street
55
Carpenters street
. 6
Appletree alley
26
Carpenters street (S.) 9.
Artillery lane
37
Catherine street
89
Bailly's court
4
Carlyles alley 5
Ball alley 11
Carters alley 29
Bank street
14
Chancery lane 9
Bakers alley
0 .
4 Cherry street 159
Becks alley
17.5
Chesnut street
256
Bearstickers court 4 .
Cedar street 219 ..
Biddles alley
8. Church alley 31.
Burds alley
7.
Christian street
130
Blackhorse alley
8 :-
Clover alley
11 ..
Boltons court
.
6. Coates st. 109
Brittons alley.
7 Coates court 7.
Branch street
27. Coates alley 22
Brewers alley
29.
Coombs alley
19
Brown street
85' Crab street 15,
Brookes court
6. Cressons alley 23.
Brookes alley
25 .- Cypress alley 10 :
Becks street ·
7. Coxes alley 5
Branners alley
23, Centre alley 5
Bradfords alley
7 . Dock street 73
Budd street
73. Drinkers court
Broad street, N.
14. Drinkers alley
Broad street, S.
17 · Deans alley
13.
Cable lane
47 . Elfreiths alley
Cauffmans court
4. Eighth street, N. 159 .
Charles street
13 . Eighth street, S. 69
Charlotte st.
31 . Equality court 16
Callowhill street . 289 Elizabeth street · 25. -- 924 25/6
Blackberry alley
9. Crown street 45
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS, &c. 216 Building's
Streets, &c.
Streets, &'c. Buildings
Elmsleys alley
11
Hurst street 24
Emlens alley
3
High street
376
.
Emlens court 8 Hunters court 8
Eleventh street, N. 39
Juniper lane 18
Eleventh street, S. 35
Juniper alley 9
Elbow lane 6
Juniper street, N. 23
Farmers row
4
James street .
15
Fayette street
15
Knights court 14
Fearis court 8
Kunckle st. 20
Fifth street, N. 156
Lætitia court
13
Fifth street, S. 183
Laurel street 6
Fitzwalter street 23
Leechs conrt 4
Fullers alley 7 Lees court 8
Fourth street, N. 204
Liberty alley 7
8
Franklin court 1
21
Frombergers court 12
Little Oak street 15
Front street, N. 210 Little Dock street 4
Front street, S. 476
Locust street
73
Garden street 19 ·
Logan street
4.9
Gaskill street 49 Lombard street 205
George street .
41
Loxleys alley 4
German street .
85
Loxlevs court 6
Laurence street 25
Goddards alley 5
M'Cullochs court 9
14
Grindstone alley 3
Goforth alley
8
Mary street 31
Greenleafs court 9 Matlacks court 3
Grisels alley
95
Meade alley 37
Garrigues court
Green street *: 97
5 Mifflins alley Mifflins court 5
Harmony court
4 Moravian alley 25
Hartungs alley ·
4 Mulberry street . 307
Heyds court
.
10 Mulberry court 5
Hoffmans alley
.
15 Minor street 9
Juniper street, S. 14
Farmers alley 27 .
Keys alley 18
Filbert street 48
Fourth street, S. 305 Lodge street Lillv alley
Gilasses alley 23
Grays alley 17
Margaretta street Market lane 15
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS, &c.
Streets, &c.
Buildings
Streets, S.c. Buildings
New street
53
Nicholsons court
7
Schievelys alley
12
Ninth street, S.
37
Says alley
9
Noble street
33
Second street, S. 423
Norris alley
12
North alley 21
Oak street, (N. L.)
41
Seventh street, N- 86-
Oak street, (S.) 15
Shepherds court 5
Orange street
2
Schrivers court .. 15
Pine street 153
Simmonds court
Penn street
76
Sims alley 3
Pine alley 12.
Seventh st. (Little)
8-
Parrams alley 19
Sweeds alley
13
Passyunk road
88
Sansom street 38
Pattons court
5.
Shippen street 162:
Pearsons court
7
Sixth street, S. 163
Pear street 17
Sixth street, N. 160
Peggs street
6
Small street 31
Pembertons alley
3
Smiths court 10
Pewterplatter alley
28
South alley 15.
Pfeiffers alley
7
Spafford street
19
Plum street
114
Spruce street,
193 .
Poplar lane
29
Stampers alley
13
Powell street
19
Stalls court
12
Prime street
:39
Starr alley
11
Prospect alley
8
Sterling alley
11
Prune street
33
Strawberry street
44.
Quarry street
13
Steinmetzs court
4.
Queen street
53
St. Georges street 31
Randolphs court
5
St. Marys street 51
Reads alley 4
St. Johns street 147-
Rolinsons court
2
St. Tammany street 21
Relief street
6
Summers court 7
Richardsons court
3
Swanson street 166
Rose alley
2.5
Taper alley 15.
Rasberry alley
11 Taylors Hey
Sassafras street 416
Ninth street, N.
73
Sassafras alley 25
Second street, N. 492 Seventh street, S. .57
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS, &c.
Streets, &c. Buildings
Streets, &c. Buildings
Water st. (Little) 25
Water street, N. 194
Water street, S. 186
Watkins court 9
"Thirteenth street, N. 23
Webbs alley 11
Thirteenth street, S. 19
W'ells alley 7
Twelfth street, N. 17
Wharves, N. 63
Twelfth street, S. 17
Wharves, S. 125
Turners alley 5
William street 6
Union street 79 Willings alley 6
Union alley 8
Wittmans court
Vernon street 19
Wood street 34
Vine street 177
York road 51
Waggoners alley 13 York court 4
Walnut street . 180 Zane street 47
List of Buildings in the following Streets, &ce in Kensington, Northern Liberties north of Ger- mantown road, and the City west of Broad street.
Apps lane
7 Otter street 7
Beach street
14 Palurer street 28
Bishop street
4 Pine street 4
Brown street 7 Penn street 43
Bedford street 6 Queen street "55
Cherry street 15 Rose street 5
Chesnut street 10
Sarah street
2
Cedar street
4 Says street 3
Duke street 3 Sassafras street 21
Eighth street, N.
21 Spruce street
8
Eighth street, S. 12 Seventh street, N. 6
Fifth street, S. 15 Seventh street, S. 11
Frankford road 40 Shackamaxon street 30
Germantown road 38 Sixth street, S. 9
Hopkins court 14 Vine street 16
High street
28
Vienna street 10
Hanover street
30 Walnut street 11
Maiden street
7 West street 9
Mulberry street
21 Wood street
27
Malboro' street
27
Tenth street, N. 39
Tenth street, S. 34
Third street, N. 437
Third street, S. 250
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Thomas Fitzsimmons, President.
John Craig,
Robert Waln, Vice-Présidents.
Robert Smith, Treasurer.
R. E. Hobart, Secretary, Office 92 south Front.
STATED SALES AT AUCTION.
JOIIN CONNELLY, 78 SOUTH FRONT. Dry Goods-Tuesday mornings, and Friday after- noons.
Groceries-Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
T. B. FREEMAN & CO. 177 HIGH. Dry Goods-Tuesday afternoons. Groceries-Friday mornings.
JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT, 51 AND 53 N. FRONT. Dry Goods-Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Groceries-Tuesday and Friday at noon.
SAMUEL ISRAEL & CO. 56 s. FRONT. Dry Goods-Monday and Thursday afternoons. Groceries-Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
ANDREW BAYARD, 15 'S. FRONT. Dry Goods-Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Groceries-Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
JOHN MACGREGOR, 11 N. SECOND. Dry Goods-Wednesday and Saturday mornings. Groceries-Monday and Thursday mornings.
NAMES, &c.
OF
THE INHABITANTS IN KENSINGTON,
AND
THE CITY WEST OF BROAD STREET.
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
A DAMS and Laughery, merchants 129 Walnut Adams Nathaniel, shipwright Queen Adams William, shoemaker 11 Christian Adams William, carpenter 41 Small Ager George, ropemaker Frankford road Ainber Levy, labourer 21 Hopkins' court Alexander Elizabeth widow Bedford Allen John, grocer 140 south Eighth Allen John, merchant 120 Spruce Allen Thomas, labourer Rasberry alley Allison Christian, mate 19 Parram's alley Allison John, carpenter 21 Parram's alley Allison William, inspector of nuisances corner Prune and Fifth Alston Thomas, shipwright Marlbro' Andrew David, labourer Frankford road Anderson James, grocer 95 north Ninth Anderson Moses, sailmaker 16 Cypress alley Anthony, S. T. merchant 20 Branch App Adam, pumpmaker Frankford road App George, pumpmaker Frankford road App Michael, carpenter Marlbro' Ardis J. W. carpenter Watkin's alley
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DIRECTORY.
Arnold Thomas, shipwright 20 Parram's allley Arnous Nicholas, exchange broker Laurel Aston James, carpenter 37 Queen Atkins Charles, carpenter Blackberry's alley Auffort Charles, shoemaker Queen Auffort Frederick, shoemaker Bishop Augustin Charles, blacksmith Queen Austin John B. printer 284 south Second
B ACON Samuel, labourer Frankford road Baggs Samuel, shipwright Frankford road Bakeoven John, Fisherman Queen Bakeoven William, plumber Palmer Baker Conrad, fisherman Queen Baker Conrad sen. fisherman Queen
Baker Frederick, labourer. Otter
Baker Henry, victualler York road near Green
Baker H. and Co. grocers 27 south Warves Baker John, shipwright Queen Baker John, milkman Brown
Baker John, labourer West Baker John, yeoman Otter Baldt Henry, hog victualler Hannover Baldt William, hog victualler Hannover
Ballinger Emanuel, shoemaker Germantown road Banning John, cooper Frankford road Larger Joseph, plaister of Paris dealer 303 N. Second Barker Joseph, mate Coxe's alley Barley George, shipwright Maribro' Barley Philip, gardiner Cherry Barnaby Joseph, grocer Beach
Barnes B. tinplate worker Chesnut near Eighth
Bates John, shoemaker Biddle's alley
Batton Joseph, teacher Germantown road
Beatty Richard I .. and Co. merchants 11 north Water Beaumont Mary, tutress Queen
Beideman Daniel, carpenter Warren
Beideman Jacob, fisherman Queen
Belden Samuel, tinplate worker corner Centre alley and Thirteenth
Bennett Anthony, shoe maker Schiveley's alley
PHILADELPHIA
Bennett Abel, shoemaker Queen Bennett widow of Daniel, shipwright Queen Bernaud George, 147 north Front Biggs John, labourer Shackamaxon Binder George, mate Queen Black widow of Daniel, Shackamaxon Black Henry, gardner Schuylkill Eighth near Pine Black John, 133 Chesnut Black John, milkman Hannover Bleight Samuel, M. D. Mulberry 4th door above Fifth Bloomfield Mary, widow Marlbro' Boate Horatia, printer Shepherd's court Bockius William A. carpenter 18 Cypress alley Bogg Robert, grocer Penn Bold Frederick, labourer Hanover
Bonsall Edw. & Son, conveyancers 3 Carpenter's court Bower Samuel, shipwright Penn Bower Samuel, widow Queen
Bowyeir Mrs. & Co. milliners S. E. corner Union & 2d
Boyd William jun. merchant 18 south Front Boyd Thomas, grocer Schiveley's alley Boyer George, carpenter 132 Callowhill Boyle James, labourer Brown
Brandt William, carter Schuylkill Eighth near George Briggs Ralph, carter Rose
Brooks Samuel, merchant 7 south Wharves
Broom John, grocer 379 High Brotherton Reuben, ship joiner Noble Brown Christian, tavernkeeper corner Broad and Cedar Browne John, blacksmith Beach
Browne John C. shipsmith Beach Browne Peter, baker Queen Browne Peter mate Penn
Brustar James, mast maker Penn
Brustar Samuel, shipwright Beach Buchanan Joseph, labourer Schuylkill Fifth near Spruce Burk Joseph labourer Schuylkill Eighth near Cedar Butland John, lace and fringe weaver Wagner's alley Butler Richard, shipwright Frankford road Buzby B. C. bookseller and stationer 2 north Third Byerly Jacob, grocer Queen
DIRECTORY.
C ALDERWOOD Andrew, shoemaker Calderwood William, gunsmith S road
Germant. Campbell James, 17 Hopkins' court Campbell James, soap boiler Sassafras near Broad Campbell John, baker Wood
Campbell Richard, mate Frankford road Campbell William, labourer Schuylkill Spruce near 5th Caralon Jane, shopkeeper Frankford road Care Peter, boarding house near 265 High Carr William, engraver 11 Norris' alley Carter William, carter Beach Casey John, labourer Marlbro' Casey Samuel, mariner Shackamaxon
Caster Elizabeth, widow Frankford road Cheston Elija, coachmaker 78 Lombard Clark William, grocer Frankford road Christ John, milkman Palmer Chirarelini Vincent, fruiterer 4 Ball alley
Clew Peter, brick maker Vine near Broad Cline David, labourer Bedford
Clinton William, ship-joiner Penn Clothier Samuel, mast maker Bedford Clun John, shipwright Shackamaxon Coe Richard, storekeeper 104 north Second Cohen Abraham and Co. merchants 383 High Cohen -- , merchant Frankford road Collar M. fisherman corner Queen and Cherry
Collins Jane, shopkeeper Germantown road Collins John, dealer Sassafras near seventh Collins Richard, sailmaker .9 south Wharves Colworth John, carpenter 359 north Second Commit George, shipwright Queen Condon William, blacksmith, shop Penn, dwelling Beach
Coner George, ropemaker Shackamaxon Connelly Francis, labourer Shackamaxon Connaway B. labourer Sassafras near Seventh Conway Peter, carpenter Shackamaxon Cook Samuel, gunsmith Germantown road Cook Susannah, nurse Schuylkill Eighth near Cherry Cooper William, ship carpenter Frankford road
PHILADELPHIA
Corlet John, shipwright App's lane Cornelios William, fisherman corner Queen & Bishop Cornwall James, carpenter Queen Courlauld Samuel, merchant 35 Union Coxe Hester, gentlewoman 66 Walnut Craft Jacob, carpenter Marlbro' Craig and Simmons, merchants 31 Dock Creely Michael, labourer Marlbro' Cresler Hannah, widow Marlbro' Crumbagh Peter, labourer Schuylkill Eighth near Filbert Curtis Joseph, yeoman Schuylkill Seventh near Walnut
D ANIEL Aaron, shipwright Cherry Davis Absalom, broker Seventh near Cherry Davis Benjamin, shipwright Queen Davis Benjamin, labourer Marlbro' Day Catherine, widow Marlbro' Day Michael, gardner Palmer Deal Daniel, blacksmith Queen Deal Jacob, grocer Queen Deal Peter R. carpenter Otter
Deal Peter, carpenter Queen Dean Joseph, labourer Queen Del John, shoemaker Seventh near Sassafras
Delany Dennis, porter Spruce near Broad Dennis Jeremiah, shoemaker Frankford road Dice Adam, milkman Schuylkill Eighth near Cherry Dick Jacob, shipwright Beach Dickes Frederick, cabinet maker Cherry
Dickes Peter, whitesmith Queen
Dodd Turner, snuff manufacturer Globe mills
Denham and Town, printers 278 south Second Doran William, grocer corner Schuylkill Eighth and Sassafras
Dorman Mary, widow Penn Dueny Daniel, labourer Penn Dugan Michael, cabinet maker Germantown road Dukemineer Samuel, labourer Frankford road Dunkin Robert, merchant Wells' alley
DIRECTORY.
E AKINS John, 265 Cedar Earl John, caulker Marlbro' Easterday David, labourer Frankford road Ebling Robert, shoemaker Germantown road Edel John, cooper Germantown road Edwards Richard, blacksmith corner Schuylkill Eighth and Chesnut Elliott John, ship joiner Penn Ellis Samuel, engineer Chesnut near Eighth
Ellis Robert, milkman Schuylkill Seventh near Lombard
Ellison Robert, carpenter Bolton's court
Emerick Dowalt, M. D. Hanover
Emery Jacob, tavernkeeper Germantown road
Errickson C. sea captain 16 Christian
Evans Edward, corner Third and Germantown road Evans Abel, lumber yard south west corner Callowhill and Fifth
Evans P. tavernkeeper corner Schuylkill High & Front Evatt Philip, labourer Schuylkill Fifth near High Eyre Franklin, shipbuilder Beach
Eyre George, do. do.
Eyre Jehu, do. do.
Eyre John, do. do.
Eyre Manuel, merchant do.
F AGAN Nicholas, carpenter Schuylkill High, near Eighth Fails Joseph, sea captain 78 Almond
Farreday John, gardner Shackamaxon
Faunce Christian, fisherman Hanover Faunce George, shipwright Queen
Faunce Jacob, fisherman Queen
Fernsler John, carpenter Chesnut near Schuylkill 7th Fichler Catherine, shopkeeper schuylkill Eighth near Sassafras Field Thomas, labourer Queen Field William, grain measurer 20 Queen Fife William, weaver High near Schuylkill Third
PHILADELPHIA
Fisher Catherine, Sasssafras near Schuylkill Eighth Fisher Henry, labourer Schuylkill Eighth near Cedar Fisher Jacob, shopkeeper Schuylkill Eighth near Vine Fisher John, labourer Marlbro'
Fisher Jonathan, shoemaker 160 north Second Fiss Henry tanner Otter
Fiss Joseph, dealer corner Schuylkill Eighth & Sassafras Forde Jos. ropemaker corner Frankford road & Otter Fordham John, shipwright Bishop
Fosser Jacob, glass blower Brown
Foster William, merchant 36 north Front
Fowe Henry, Fowe Jacob, victuallers Shackamaxon
Fowe William,
Fox George, shipwright
Francis James, shoemaker Palmer
Frederick Abraham, shoemaker 393 south Second
Frederick George, shoemaker Wood
Fullerton Robert, mate Warren
Fullington Aaron shipwright Hanover
G ALLAGHER William, blacksmith Beach Garlick John, shoemaker Shackamaxon Gatz David, shopkeeper near 529 north Front Gaul John, baker 334 north Second Geiger Martin, baker Marlbro' Gervais Emanuel, merchant 199 south Fifth Gideon Rebecca, boarding house 20 Cherry Gill Nicholas, ship joiner Maiden Gilliland Abigal, widow Maiden Glenn widow of Daniel, Shackamaxon Glenn Daniel, labourer Queen Glenn John, labourer Beach Glenn Robert, shipwright Queen Gone Jacob, carpenter Marlbro'
Gone John, blacksmith Frankford road
Goodman Samuel, steward at the City Hospital Goodwin Preston, merchant corner High and Schuylkill Fifth
DIRECTORY.
Gordon Robert, grocer High near Schuylkill Seventh Gosser Philip, fisherman Queen Green Asop, blacksmith Queen Grice Joseph, shipwright Penn Grubb S. baker Wood Gurdy John, shoemaker Hanover
H AGUE Andrew, milkman Hanover Hague Henry, caulker Bedford Haines Christopher, fisherman Beach Haines Daniel, carter Cherry Haines John, saddler near 74 north -Ninth Haines John, labourer Cherry Haines John, shipwright Cherry
Hall Edward, cabinet maker 15 Hopkins' court Hammett John, mariner Shackamaxon Hammett Samuel, shipwright Queen Hannah Christopher, yeoman Spruce near Third Harding Richard, High near Schuylkill Seventh Harper James, brick maker corner Schuylkill 5th & Cedar Harper John, sea captain Queen Hawkins Joseph, grocer 379 High
Hay Jehu, sea captain Randolph's court Hays Abraham, labourer Queen Hayter James, rope maker Germantown road Hazard Samuel, merchant 145 Mulberry Hazel Nicholas, taylor Queen Heaton Jonathan, labourer Rose
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Helsee William, taylor 120 north Water
Henderson Samuel, sawyer Frankford road Herdman Sarah, tutress Frankford road Herman John, caulker Queen Hess John, tin plate worker Sassafras near Schuylkill 7th Hesselpaph Henry, shoemaker West Hesselpaph John, labourer West Heuson John, sen. calico printer Queen
Heuson John, jun. In. ¿ calico printers Beach Heuson James,
Higgins John, grocer High near Schuylkill Third
DIRECTORY.
Hill John, shipwright Queen Hill John, tobacconist High near Schuylkill Front Hill Lawrence, shipwright Marlbro' Hilsey William, grocer Frankford road Himer Catherine, widow Hanover Himer William, labourer Vienna Hines William, carpenter Hanover Hippensteil William, teacher Hanover Hodge William, caulker Frankford road Hoffman Adam, blacksmith Frankford road Hoffman George, carpenter Vienna Hoffman Jacob, conveyancer and draftsman 130 N. Fifthi
Hoffman Jacob, fisherman Queen Hoffman James, labourer Duke Holloway John, labourer Beach Hoover Jacob, mariner Marlbro' Hopkins Benjamin B. stationer 170 High Houard Lewis, taylor 93 south Front Howland Isaac, Germantown road Hugg Jacob, mariner Queen Hughes Levy, labourer Queen Hughes Thomas, tavernkeeper Beach Huler Frederick, labourer Schuylkill 7th near Cherry Humphreys James, ropemaker 4 Hopkins' court Humphreys James, shipwright Warren Humphreys Thomas, shipwright Queen Hustess Jonathan, labourer Wood Hutchins Henry J. merchant 2 Fromberger's court Hutz Charles W. merchant 23 Chesnut Hymer Catherine, widow App's lane
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