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80 George Wickenbine, James Buller,
Baker. Clerk.
Sz Nancy Knefs, Widow, Molly Martin, Widow,
Huckfter.
84 Ifaac Crifpin,
Mariner.
86 Sufanna Phile, Widow, Peter Clarke,
Wafher.
8S Henry Yeager, -
Cooper.
Catharine Weaver, Widow,
Wafher.
Mufician.
90 Francis Trimmer, Samuel Robinfon,
Cooper.
92 David Chriftie,
M. D.
94 Thomas Jenny,
Livery Sable-keeper.
96 Samuel Witman,
98 Thomas Alibone,
Painter & Glazier. Flour-merchant.
-
54 John Snyder,
58 Aaron Levy,
60 Margaret Fullerton, Widow, Barney Haines.
Tavernkeeper.
Gentleman.
"8 Daniel Dawfon, Thomas Pugh, John Taylor,
Wafher.
Shopkeeper.
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NORTH FOURTH-STREET, WEST SIDE, CONTINUED- Name. Occupatun.
No.
Gross Race-Street.
Charles Cugler,
Innkeeper.
100 Eprhaim Conrad,
Printer.
104 Peter Karn,
Wheel-wright.
106 Willam Hicks, .
Carter.
108 Jonathan Carmant, junior, Mary Jones, Widow, William French,
Currier. Boarding-houfe.
Houfe Carpenter.
Shopkeeper.
IIO Ifaac Davis, Ifabella M'Intire, Hugh Renno,
Shopkeeper. Butcher. Methodift Preacher.
114 Reverend Jobn M& Clafkey,
1 16 Jofeph Donnaldfon,
Merchant.
118 Reverend John Dickens, -
Methodift Preacher.
I20 Ifaac Pennington,
Sugar-refiner.
122 John Stagg, Andrew Kreffman,
Cabinet-maker. Collector of Taxes.
126 Ifaac Mafon,
Merchant.
128 Ifaac Howell,
Gentleman.
130 1 32 Solomon Sell, -
Taylor.
Ifrael Roberts,
-
Lather.
George Bofch, - Alexander Cook,
Cooper. Tallow Chandler.
138 Jacob Reifer,
Tinplate-worker.
140 Ann Miller, Widow,
Gentlewoman. Breeches-maker.
Baker.
Cedar cooper.
- - Adam Wagner, Dedrick Budd, John Hefs,
Labourer
Mariner.
164 Rofanna Bennet, Widow, Philip Meyer, -
Wafher.
Michael Groves, Jofeph Marthall, Printer.
Forty-two perfons died in North Fourth-ftreet during the vifitation in 1793.
APPLE TREE ALLEY.
- - Livery Stables, Keeves,
-
· - Vincent Ghirardini,
Fruiterer.
5 Martin Fifher, Catherine Wiley,
'Thermometer-maker. Folder & fewer of books.
7 Thomas Cook,
Blackfmith.
- - Philip Fifher,
Late Sexton in Sion Church.
124 John Graff,
Clerk in the War office.
162 Peter Fryer, John Harman, George Nunamaker,
Drayman.
Houfe Carpenter. Butcher.
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APPLE TREE ALLEY, CONTINUED.
No. Name.
Occupation.
-- Daniels Heins,
Potter.
-- Jacob Darr, Francis Ducamp,
Labourer.
Carpenter.
9 Henry Stickert, Baker.
II John Thumb, Bricklayer. John Whelen, Keeper of the Lodges.
On the South Side.
Il Af. Doras Jenning
Mafter Sweep. .
-- Catherine Parkinfon, W. Seamftrefs.
-- Chriftian Fater, Jofeph Green,
Cooper.
15 John Rowan,
Houfe Carpenter.
- - John Mingle,
Bellows-maker.
18 Mary Brown, Jacob Stief,
Wheel-wright.'
Peter Cook,
· Labourer.
Elizabeth Plucker, Widow, Wafher.
. - William Beynroth, Antoine Ratthiller, Blackfmith.
22 Af. Peter Mercer, Fiddler.
Eighteen perfons died here during the Epidemic in 1793.
NORTH FIFTH-STREET, Eaft Side.
I Robert Shaw,
3 Pearfon Hunt,
5 Peter Odlin,
Sea Captain.
7 Edward Gibfon,
Coach-maker.
9 Jofeph Blane, ) -
Bottler.
II Margaret Lang,
Mantua-maker,
County Commiffioner.
13 Peter Helm, Jacob Evans,
Carpenter.
15 Margaret Shea, W. -
Seamftrefs.
Scythe-maker.
Brafs founder.
Tin-plate worker,
Cross Arch-Areet.
- - Samuel Thelfe,
Scrivener.
Ladies Academy.
27 William Davidfon, Gentleman.
33 Elizabeth Throll, Widow, Seamitrefs.
35 Frederick Bofs, Carpenter.
St. Michael's Church is fituated here; it was founded in 1740 it; is 73 feet long, 44 feet broad and 22 feet high.
. - Henry Sims,
Cabinet-maker.
- - John Sims, - Painter.
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21 Thomas Rogers,
- - Paul Metz,
Merchant.
Merchant.
Joiner.
Midwife.
Merchant.
19 Stephen Pafchall,
25 Pearfon Parvin,
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NORTH FIFTH-STREET, EAST SIDE, CONTINUED Name. Occupation.
No.
- - Valentine Hoffinan,
Blackfmith.
. - Jofeph Norman,
Grocer.
Cross Race-Street.
Elias Dawfon,
Grocer.
- - Adamı Egfeu,
Blackfmith.
- Wollery Grofs,
Trader.
- - Jacob Whiteman,
Dealer in Corn & Flour, &c. Nailor.
69 Lewis Phips,
.- Robert Parrith,
Gentleman.
- . Peter Le Grange, Madame Piadolph,
French lady.
77 } 79 J Jacob Sheblea,
Blackfmith.
8: Jacob Mynick, Lewis Shell,
Painter.
Huckfter.
83 Curtis Hyatt,.
Bricklayer.
85 Daniel Frefhmutt,
Baker.
87 Peter Ormbrufter, Henry Stiller,
Painter.
89 Edward Graham,
Taylor.
91 Philip Firong,. Thomas Crow, John Elfrey,
'Taylor. Windfor Chair-maker.
Shoemaker.
Flour factor.
Carpenter.
Schoolmafter.
Carpenter.
.- Jofhua Smith,
- Thomas Walker,
Sea Captain.
115 Jofeph Lamy,
French gentleman.
Vine-Street.
NORTH FIFTH-STREET, Weft Side.
2 Rebecca Williams, Widow.
4 Peggy Connelly.
6 Ifaac Katz, Samuel Shrock,
Cedar cooper. Shoemaker.
Labourer.
Printer.
Labourer.
10 Louis Wolfe,
Hair-dreffer.
Crofs South Alley.
12 Jofeph Clark, - Schoolmafter. Huckfter.
14 Catharine Enk, Widow,
French Printer.
Labourer.
93 David Perry, Nathan Smith, Henry Atherton,. George Harland, Sarah Williams,
. Gentlewoman. Bricklayer.
8 Chriftian Derrick, Philip Derrick, Jacob Belgerback,
NORTH FIFTH-STREET, WEST SIDE, CONTINUED.
No. Name.
Occupation.
Rofanna Jones, Widow, Jeffe Lorton,
16 Arnaud Defaa,
French Gentleman. Merchant.
20 Thomas Savery,
Carpenter
22 James Reive,
Scrivener.
24 Henry Ritter,
26 John Bugh, Henry Apple,
Cooper. French Gentleman.
28 Peter Sequind,
30 Jacob Eckfeldt,
Blackfmith.
- - Thomas Herman Leuffer,
Merchant.
Cross North Alley.
- - James Read,
- - John Davis,
38 Samuel Clark,
40 Samuel Wilcocks,
42 Garret Cottringer,
Merchant. Merchant.
44 Richard Harrifon, Auditor General of the United States.
46 Blackfmith's Shop.
48 George Apple, . John Crawley,
Hair-dreffer. Chip-hat Weaver.
The Free Quaker's Meeting houfe is built here ; it is 48 feet by 36, two ftories high, a cellar and vault under the whole.
Founded in the year 1783, by the contribution of a great number of the citizens of Philadelphia of all denominations, as a compenfation to the members of the fociety for the lofs they fuftained in confequence of having been difowned by their Brethren.
Crofs Arch-freet.
Samuel Ifrael,
Scrivener.
54 Charles Thompfon,
Scrivener.
-- William Weaver,
Labourer.
-- Hugh Irvan,
Shoemaker.
56 William Harting,
Scrivener.
58 Jacob Hoffman,
Scrivener.
60 Mary Thomas, Widow,
62 Thomas Hennelry,
Gentlewoman. Fithfeller. Ban-box maker.
64 Chriftian Bloomer,
68 Jolın Cloer,
Cabinet-maker & Joiner.
70 John Lacave, John Morel,
French Hair-dreffer. Cabinet-maker.
72 John Graham,
Crofs Cherry-freet.
82 Ebenezer Robinfon,
Nurfe for the Sick.
Brafs-founder.
18 John James,
Baker.
Houfe Carpenter.
Infpector of flour for this Port.
- Merchant. Lumber Merchant.
French Hair-dreffer.
Bruth manufacturer,
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NORTH FIFTH-STREET, WEST SIDE, CONTINUED. Namc. Occupation.
No.
84 Af. James Dexter,
Coachman.
86 Benjamin Smith Barton, M. D. Profeffor in the Univerfity.
33 Reading Howel,
Surveyor.
90 Cadwallader Evans,
Merchant.
9z Robert Taggart,
Gentleman.
96 William Hutfon, -
Merchant.
Gamaliel Clothier,
Robert Evans,
Bricklayer. Carpenter.
Cross Creffon's Alley.
- - J. Chriftian Rittenhoufe, - Shoemaker.
Samuel Carter,
Watchman.
-- Henry Nail,
Shoemaker.
Shoemaker.
102 John Dennis, Mary Madden, Widow, Sophia Creffon,
Seamftrefs.
Gentlewoman.
- - Henry Meyer, Junr. Cutlip Behme, -
Hatter. Soap boiler.
Cross Race-Street. - Innkeeper.
108 Henry Meyer, -
110 Catharine Efenbry, Widow,
112 Rachael Rudy, Widow.
114 Elijah Sanders, -
118 John Richard, John Laveinguier,
120 Elizabeth Rothflacken, Widow. Jolin Hadleigh,
I 22 John Care,
124 Frederick Halifer, John Spain, -
Painter. Baker ...
Nailor,
Abraham Woodruff, Michael Leonard,
Labourer. Shopkeeper.
128 John Etris, Cafper Tremel,
Huckfter. Labourer.
ETRIS'S ALLEY.
2 Chriftiana Bay,
Wafher.
3 Frederick Foulk,
Coach maker. Labourer.
4 John Traves, 5 Valentine Clemens, 130
Shoemaker.
- Seamftrefs.
Mary Nowlan, Widow, Fuller. Philip Hawn, - Jacob Hạm, Taylor.
Innkeeper.
Innkeeper, fign Black Eagle. Labourer. Labourer.
Labourer. Saddle-tree-maker. Labourer.
126 Henry Recs,
- - Daniel Carborn,
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NORTH FIFTH-STREET, WEST SIDE, CONTINUED.
Jofeph Sutherland,
Paver.
Philip Schriver,
Paper·maker.
THE FOURTEEN CHIMNEYS.
No. Name. Occupation.
I Nicholas Fogel, -
Wood-fawer.
Catherine Riddle, Widow.
2 Godfrey Sergeant.
3 Margaret 'Ties.
4 Jacob Rewalt,
5 Jacob Camphire,
Bricklayer. Type-founder.
6 John Shrink, Aaron Grice,
Oyflerman. Carter.
7 Catharine Einit, Widow. Mary Watt. 8 Henry Swallbeck,
Cedar Cooper. Bricklayer. Taylor.
148 Martin Bolira,
Butcher.
154 Samuel Scott,
Houfe Carpenter.
Gentleman.
John Wettle, James Hunt, Af. Polly Haine, Af. Henry Bradford
Butcher. Pepper-pot-maker.
Coachman.
Carter.
Labourer.
158 Lewis Weifs,
Scrivener. Labourer.
162 John Field, Michael Kelfon,
· Carter.
166 Chriftian Lawger, Jofeph Smith,
Butcher.
168 David Grey,
Carpenter. Butcher.
172 John Andrews,
Coachman.
174 Thomas Richardfon, Obediah Stillwell, William Heyley, John Barrackman,
Shomaker.
Silver plater. Printer. Scrivener.
176 William Burton, Thadeus Brown,
Scrivener.
178 Lewis Hefs, George Bennet, 180 Thomas Smith,
Blackfinith. Bottler. Carpenter.
Twenty-nine perfons died in North Fifth-ftreet during the Epidemic in 1793.
146 George Feinis, - Baltzer Geyer,
156 Richard Richman, Adam Rex, Eleanor Cullan, Widow.
Drayman.
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NORTH SIXTH-STREET Eaft Side.
No. Name.
Occupation.
-- Jofeph Donnaldfon,
Gentleman.
5 Peter Lohra,
Notary Public,
7 George Rutter, Jofiah Biglow,
M. D.
-- William Simmonds,
Acomptant.
Crefs South Alley.
11 Robert Irvin,
Boarding-houfe. Doctorefs.
15 Richard Marley, Charlotte Link,
Huckfter.
17 Michael Albright, James & Jofeph Dilworth,
Brokers.
19 Charles William Naffau,
Baker. Brufh-maker,
21 Henry Henfon, Jennet Hudfon, Alexander M Intoth, Andrew & Robert Patterfon,
Labourers.
Charity Murray, Widow, John Cunningham,
Labourer.
Bifcuit Baker.
-- Godfrey Hawker, Charlotte Bowers, James German,
Midwife.
Cook at City Tavern,
Coach-maker.
Hatter.
Boarding-houfe.
Crofs North Alley.
- - Samuel Sterett, -
Merchant.
Gross Arch-Street.
61 James Lanning,
Cabinet-maker.
63 Samuel Lanning, David Knight,
Carpenter.
-- John Banks,
Carpenter. Scrivener. Taylor.
67 Jacob Timple, Augurth Freeburgh, Michael Pepers,
Watchman.
Labourer.
-- John Fifher,
Labourer.
Hoftler.
Wafher.
Shoemaker.
Ban-box-maker.
Baker.
Wheelwright.
61 Jofeph Grey,
68 Madam Voyer.
- - William Smith,
71 Jacob Hoffner,
Brewer.
Houfe Carpenter. Schoolmafter.
13 Martha Bren,
Shoemaker.
Cooper.
Gentlewoman. Wood Sawer.
Spinfter.
25 George Elter, John Crefs, Solomon Marache,
- Stephen Sheremuth, Mary Dearinger, John Crol, John Efher, Godfrey Meeny, Jacob Fora,
Painter.
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NORTH SIXTH-STREET, EAST SIDE, CONTINUED. Name. Occupation.
No.
Cross Cherry-freet.
73 Ifaac Ryal,
Mathew Walker,
75 Robert Cunningham,
77 John M&Connell.
- Af. Robert Venable,
SI David Mandeville,
83 Chriftian Lawrence,
85 Sufanna Abington, Widow,
87 Angela Joujoutte, Widow.
89 George Felker,
91 Hannalı Clark, Widow, Samuel Faulkner,
- Cryer with a bell. Chip-hat maker.
Weaver.
. White-wafher. Scrivener. Blackfmith.
Gentlewoman.
Shoemaker.
Schoolmiftrefs.
China Manufacturer.
Crofs Race-Attreet.
John Smith & John Plumb, - Coach-makers, their fhop.
-- Elizabeth Herbert.
-- Frederick S. Getz,
-- . Francis Barrier,
.- Nathan Sufborough,
-- Henry Chrifman,
.- Frederick Stall,
-- William Robinfon,
·- Frederick Miller,
-- Jacob Smith,
.- Conrad Beckman,
-- Samuel Johnfon, John Houck,
123 John Evans, Andrew Bower,
131 John McKichan,
133 Jofeph Meredith, Philip Roller,
.. Frederick Baugh,
-- Chriftian Helm,
.- Samuel Mitchel,
-- Polly Weft.
Scrivener.
Weaver.
Scrivener.
Shoemaker.
Rope-maker.
Carpenter. Scrivener.
Plaifterer. i
Taylor.
Houfe Carpenter.
Shopkeeper.
Carpenter.
Stone-cutter.
Labourer- Plaifterer. Butcher.
Shoemaker.
Shoemaker.
Carter.
Vine-Street.
NORTH SIXTH-STREET, Weft Side.
. - Francis and Anna Maria Clifton, Gentlewomen.
. - Mary Armftrong, Widow, Wafher.
.- George Swarts, Blackfmith,
. - David Sellers, Card-maker.
Mulberry Court opens here ; the following are its inhabitants.
Benjamin Stevens, Surveyor.
Jofeph Harrifon, Gentleman.
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NORTH SIXTH-STREET, WEST SIDE, CONTINUED.
Elizabeth Trift, Widow, Boarding-houfe. Timothy Matlack, Clerk of the Senate of Pennfylvania. One perfon died in Mulberry Court during the Yellow fever, in 1793. Name.
No.
Occupation.
Af. John Tuggo, -
Fruiterer. Milliner.
12 Mary Powell, Widow, Sarah Powell, -
Jofeph Johnfon,
Houfe Carpenter.
14 Henry Brame,
Painter & Glazier.
16 Andrew Ellicot,
Geographer General of the United States.
20 Jonathan Daws,
22 John Graff,
24 Thomas Skelly,
26 Chriftiana M.Near, Widow, Margaret Anderfon, Widow,
28 Rachael Bearmore.
Rachael Attmore, Widow, Sarah Black, Widow,
30 Henry Suter,
32 William Small,
34 Chriftian Hauck,
36 Jofeph Stretch,
38 Mary Humphreys,
40 John Little,
42 James Ryan,
48 Henry Widenberg, Af. James Crofs, Af. Peter Sharefs, Af. Shandy Yard,
Coachman,
Labourer. Waiting-man.
1
207 James Lannig,
His Shop.
58 James Boyer, 60 John Meyers,
Scrivener.
Weaver,
62 Margaret Afh, Widow, Peter Kiefer, Taylor. - Sea Captain.
64 William Nach,
66
68 Charles Evans,
Grocer.
Bearfticker's Court opens here : the Inhabitants are as follows. Charles Brown, Labourer.
John M Cauley, Elizabeth Jacobs, Widow, Andrew Bearflicker,
Seamftrefs, Watchman.
Cooper.
1
Milliner.
18 Barnet Hanfell,
Taylor.
·Gentlemam. Weigher of the Port.
Sea Captain. Gentlewoman.
Gentlewoman.
Buckwheat-cake maker.
Wafher. Grocer.
Silver plater.
. Grocer.
Clerk. Regifters office of U. S.
Gentlewoman. Clerk Regifters Office, U. S. Merchant. Brewer.
Crofs Arch Street.
Wafher.
Taylor.
-- Abraham Ackley, Mathew Gravel, Blackfmith.
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NORTH SIXTH-STREET, WEST SIDE, CONTINUED.
No.
Name.
Occupation.
72 Elizabeth Gravel,
George Shane,
Labourer. Midwife.
74 Sufanna Shubert, Widow,
Grocer.
78 Sarah Duranton,
French Woman of colour,
80 Benjamin Betterton,
8z Elizabeth Everhart, William George,
Joiner.
-- Peter Carribee,
Jeweller.
- David Att,
Labourer.
Crofs Cherry-freet.
90 John Spegil, Jonathan Caron,
Taylor.
92 James Sharfwood,
Carpenter.
-- Adam Hefs,
Blackfmith.
96 Reine Taylor,
Mufician.
98 Elizabeth Caron, Widow,
Seamftrefs.
-- Nicholas Maurice, - - French Doctor.
Madam Marley.
Butcher. Tinplate-workers
110 John Rugan,
Carpenter.
IlO Mathew George, Henry Harper. -
Drayman.
112
114 John Jofeph Duboy, French Gentleman.
Thirteen perfons died in North Sixth-ftreet during the Yellow fever in 1793. ..
NORTH SEVENTH-STREET. East Side.
11 Thomas Allen,
-- James Pearfon,
19 'Thomas Paffmore, -
21 Rugg, Widow,
23 George Emrick,
Baker.
-- Jacob Heniefer,
Carter. Chief Coiner at the Minta Hackler.
-- Jacob Cromley, Ann Chambers, Widow,
Seamfrefs, Houfc Carpenter.
33 Daniel Trump, Martin Dubbs,
37
Merchant. Clock & Watch-makera
39 John Parry,
45 Elizabeth Humphreys,
Schoolmiftrefs.
Grazier.
47 Samuel Fifher. H
Huckfter.
76 Francis Zenfs,
Scrivener.
Huckfter.
Refiner at the Mints
88 Nicholas Serving, Mary Lutry, Widow.
Comb-maker.
-- Jacob Ker,
108 Conrad Keller,
Joiner.
Livery-ftable keeper, City Surveyor. Tinplate-worker. Boarding-houfe.
29 Henry Voigt,
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NORTH SEVETNH-STREET, EAST SIDE, CONTINUED. Elijah Fifher. - Scrivener.
Crojs Arch-Street.
No.
Name.
Occupation.
- - Anna Clifford, -
-- Christian Lambertus,
-- Rebecca Afton, W. - William Miller,
Gentlewoman. Labourer. Shopkeeper. Grocer.
-- Hannah Knox, ?
Gentlewoman. Labourer.
-- Robert Stewart, John. M'Inent, Robert Karum,
Labourer. Coach-maker.
51 Margaret Stoneburier. Af. Cæfar Johns,
Labourer. Flour-factor.
67 James Biddle, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. -- Jofeph Deamer, Store keeper.
Crafs Cherry-Street.
73 Andrew Beafmer.
Grocer.
-- Jofiah Calhoun, Richard Bafleton, Henry Pearfon,
Bricklayer. Tobacconift,
Houfe Carpenter.
Corner. John Nicholfon,
Gentleman.
NORTH SEVENTH-STREET, Weft Side.
6 Frederick Grous. 8 Anne Reed, Widow,
-
Tobacconift. Wafher.
Painter.
- - John Cox,
- - John Holloway,
- William Pinchin,
- John Dennis,
Valentine Fleagler,
Labourer. Labourer. Houfe carpenter.
Ifaac Perkins,
20 Sufanna M'Clintock, Widow, Schoolmiftrefs. Confectioner.
22 Charles Schroder, 38 Louis Van Amerinque,
Grocer. Painter.
34 - Milbourn,
36 Jacob Marker, Michael Thatz,
Carter. Skin dreffer. Houfe Carpenter.
38 Conrad Bartling,
« - Godfrey Turck,
Labourer.
Cross Arch-Street.
- David Rittenhoufe,
Gentleman.
.. Martin Sommers.
.- Elizabeth Sergeant, Widow, -- R. Shaw, -
Gentlewoman. Mufician.
10 Ignatus Snyder,
-
Shoemaker. Coachman. Silver fmith.
65 John Martin,
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NORTH SEVENTH-STREET, EAST SIDE, CONTINUED,
No. Name.
Occupation.
- - Bridget Sweeny, Widow, - Huckfter.
- - Martha Fenton, Widow.
52 Ifaac Afton,
-
Cabinet-maker.
Coach painter.
Mantua-maker.
56 John Infkeep,
Well digger.
- - George Jacobs, Sufanna Skerret, Widow. Jofeph Arman,
Baker.
- - John Smith, . -
Baker.
Af. Silvy Miller, Wafher,
Plaifterer.
74 Samuel Jordan, - Plaifterer.
76 Thomas Coleman,
Blackfmith.
78 Frederick Smith,
Carter.
So Nicodemus Lloyd,
Blackfmith.
84 Mathew Weaver,
Meal feller.
86 Daniel Bergmeyer,
Shoemaker.
88 George Turner,
Blackfmith,
90 Ballus Keel,
Painter & Glazier.
- Michael Worrel,
Porter.
. - James Jackfon,
Deborah Nowlan, W. -
.- William Tomkins,
Coachman.
Eight perfons died in North Seventh-ftreet during the vifita- tion in 1793.
NORTH EIGHTH-STREET, East Side.
I Mrs. Walker.
3 Sufanna Afton,
Gentlewoman. Labourer.
5 Af. John Emory, Af. John Conia,
Taylor.
- Rofanna White, Widow.
13 Thomas Smith,
Houfe Carpenter.
Saw-maker.
Carter. Grocer.
Cross Sugar Alley.
23 Benjamin Severn,
Labourer.
25 Margaret White,
- Butcher.
27 Jacob Lybrand, Houfe Carpenter. 29 Edivard Joues, Chief Clerk in the Treafury department.
38 Auguft Boufket,
French Gentleman.
42 James Gibfon,
Coach-maker,
41 Anthony Wright,
Shoemaker,
15 John Harper. Ephraim Howel,
21 Martin Fifs,
Porter.
Seamftrefs.
-- Edward Davis, Lydia Dunlay,
Tobacconitt.
72 Thomas Sick, James Cornelie,
Houfe carpenter.
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NORTH EIGHTH-STREET, EAST SIDE, CONTINUED. Johnfon's Court opens here: the Inhabitants are as follows, vize
I William Prefton,
2 Ifaac Sinexfon,
Bricklayer.
Drayman.
Huckfter.
No.
Occupation.
French Gentleman,
Butcher.
Butcher.
Drayman.
Cabinet-maker,
-- Jacob Zebley, - - John Summers,
Labourer.
-- Chriftopher Deal, -
Baker.
.- David Davis,
Bricklayer.
-- Jofeph Bennyman,
,- Mary Warton, Widow,
NORTH EIGHTH-STREET, Weft Side.
2 William Archibald M Crea,
4 Sarah Evans, Widow, -
6 Jofeph Howel, - Gerard.
8
Io Abraham Singer.
12 John Brown,
-- Edward Stow,
Blackhall William Ball,
Gentleman.
-- John Everhart,
Butcher.
Labourer.
Gentleman.
Scrivener.
Houfe Carpenter.
26 Hieromius Warner, 28 William White, 30 Louis Croufilet, -- Andrew Lyons,
I
Butcher. Merchant.
Labourer.
French Citizen of colour French Gentleman. A French Boarding-houfe.
Cross Arch-ftreet.
60 Jacob Stanmeyers,
- - ' Daniel Beckley, Jofeph Morris, · - Henry Deferoft, Conrad Keffer, Anne White, Widow,
Carter.
Houfe Garpenter. Houfe Carpenter, Carpenter.
Labourer.
Wather.
M. D. Gentlewoman. Gentleman
Merchant.
Clerk at Auditors office.
Merchant.
24 Frederick Reininger, William Martin,
.- William Story, Francis Williams, Richard Philips.
Brafs Founder.
Lafew, -- Jofeph Savoy, Corner,
Bricklayer.
3 Lawrence Matrer, Catharine Orman, Widow, Name.
49 Philip Belfon. John Freberger, Jacob Wondel,
59 George Rumel, Ermon Snyder“
Grocer.
Bricklayer.
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NORTH EIGHTH-STREET, EAST SIDE, CONTINUED.
Occupation.
66 Charles Whitlock,
68 Sufanna Finch, W. -
Boarding-houfe.
70 - - Francis,
Comedian.
72 George Savell,
Innkeeper. Butcher.
82 William Wonderleigh,
84 Andrew Walker, Michael Smith,
- - William Win,
Carpenter. Mafon. Labourer.
NORTH NINTH-STREET, East Side.
15 Predy Kimber, -
David Jenkins,
Cryer at Vendues. Houfe carpenter.
17 George Robert,
Cutler.
19 Cleveland,
Comedian.
21 George Gillinghem, Elizabeth Clandining, Widow, - Seamitrefs.
23 John Sproll,
25 Elijah Jervis,
-- Jacob Hemm,
2 7 Mary Woodward, Widow, Wather.
29 Adam May,
Grocer.
NORTH NINTH-STREET, Weft Side.
20 Lydia Henderfon, Gentlewornan.
Jemina Zimmerman,
- Sarah Stanbury, Widow,
Boarding-houfe.
24 John Hyde, Taylor.
26 Barbary Seybert, Widow, - Boarding-houfe.
Grofs Arch-Street
- - John Rudolph, Shoemaker.
. - John Wells,
Plaifterer.
· - Rebecca Robinfon,
Wafher.
Valentine Gowel,
Shoemaker.
- Af. Jofeph Dorokee, Af. Jacob Carpenter.
Labourer.
Labourer.
- - Lewis Crower, John Craig,
Labourer. Houfe carpenter, Windfor Chair-maker.
.- William Francis,
Three perfons died in North Ninth-ftreet during the Yellow fever in 1793.
Mufician.
Houfe Carpenter. Grocer. Blackfmith.
Name
Comedian.
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CHURCH ALLEY.
Church Alley runs Eaft and Weft, from Second to Third-itreets, and between Market and Arch-ftreets ; the following are the names of the Inhabitants, viz.
No. Name.
Occupation.
3 George Roberts,
Merchant.
4 Sidney Hutchinfon, Widow, Gentlewoman.
5 John Taylor,
Sail-maker.
6 Jofiah Coates,
Grocer.
7 Frederick Fraley,
Baker.
8 Mifs Sarah Pafchall, - Gentlewoman.
12
- John Bartholomew & John Dorfey, Sugar refiners.
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14 Edward Bruce, Boarding-houfe.
16 William Martin,
- Plane-maker.
- - William Wolf,
Comb-maker.
20 Benjamin Thornton,
Houfe Carpenter.
21 Griffith Edwards,
Grocer.
27 Mathew Hale, Mifs Elizabeth Roberts,
Houfe carpenter,
- Gentlewoman.
Three perfons died here during the Yellow fever.
Fromberger's Court lies between Market and Arch-ftreets, near Chrift's Church-the following are the Inhabitants-
- - William Cryder, Houfe carpenter.
- - Samuel Œneas Davis,
Scrivener.
- - Jacob C. Wikoff, Druggift.
- - Peter Mackie, Merchant.
Grey Bryan, - Shopkeeper.
ARCH OR MULBERRY-STREET,
Beginning on the North fide near the Delaware.
I Able Wiley, -
3 David Kempton, -
Taylor.
Wood corder.
Clock & Watch maket.
Iron merchant.
Grofs Front-fireet.
13 James C. Fifher's,
15 Mary Sowerly, Widow,
Huckfter.
17 John Claxton,
Ship chandler.
19 William Compton,
Merchant. Merchant.
21 James C. Fifher, -
23 Af. Cyrus Buftle, .
.25 James Newport, -
Innkeeper.
5 John Wefcott,
7 Ifaac Auftin,
11 James Hartley,
Compting-houfe.
- Baker.
Potter.
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ARCH OR MULBERRY-STREET, NORTH SIDE, CONTINUED, No. Namo.
Occupation.
27 Jeffe Jones,
Houfe carpenter.
29 Ambrofe Vaffe,
Merchant.
31 William Gibbs,
Gentleman.
His Printing office.
Bottler.
Cooper's Court opens here ; the names of the Inhabitants are-
Mary Ritchie, Widow,
Seamftrefs-Boarding-howfe.
John Dickinfon, Drayman.
Mary Brett, Widow,
Nurfes the Sick.
Catherine Scott, Widow, Bonnet maker.
Two perfons died in this Court in the time of the Yellow fe- ver in 1793.
35 Mifs Abigal Wilfon,
Gentlewoman.
37 Benjamin Thaw,
Taylor.
39 George Spain.
Pot-afh manufacturer.
4r Samuel Hopkins,
Gentleman.
45 Edmund Phyfick, Philip Phyfick,
M. D.
47 ! Daniel Benezct, 49 J
51 Jeremiah Sullivan,
Dealer in fruit. Their Vendue ftore.
Cross Second-Street.
57 Martin Baifh,
59 George Alberte,
61 William Bankfon, Phœbe Wady, Widow,
Boardinghoufe.
63 Abner Bartlefon,
Taylor. French Gentleman.
65 Simeon Fidele,
Clock & Watchmaker.
67 James Brearley,
Shoemaker.
69 John Jones, Samuel Hyatt,
Houfe carpenter.
71 Jacob Chryftler,
Shopkeeper.
73 David Lowndes, Peter Geley,
Taylor. Lapidary.
77 Andrew Petit, 79 Jofhua Harland,
Merchant.
8 1 Jofhua Howel,
Merchant. Printer.
83 Robert Sellers,
85 William Montgomery,
Merchant.
87 Samuel Smith,
89 Jofeph Greenaway,
Merchant. Cooper. Bifcuit baker.
91 Frederick Wing,
93 Jonathan Worrill, Henry Miller,
Shoemaker. Saw whetter.
Merchant.
Corner. Hiltzheimer & Co. -
Shoemaker. M. D.
Upholtterer.
Merchant.
33 Richard Folwell, Zachariah Endrefs,
Sail maker.
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ARCH OR MULBERRY-STREET, NORTH SIDE, CONTINUED. No. Name.
Occupation.
95 William Niles,
Shoemaker.
Boarding-houfe.
97 Mary Wilfon, John Kaighn, Ifaac Morris, -
Merchant.
Gentleman.
99 William Aihby,
Taylor.
William Afhby & Benjamin Tyfon, Shopkeepers.
Cross Third Street.
103 William Levis, - Paper-maker. Attorney at Law.
105 Alexander Wilcocks,
109 Mathew Clarkfon, -
- Mayor of the City.
Chrift Church Hofpital is fituated here ;- an endowment for aged wo- men of the Proteftant Epifcopal church, made by Dr. John Kearfly, formerly an eminent phyfician in this city ; who bequeathed, for this purpofe, an eftate, chiefly landed, which he vefted in the rector, church wardens, and veftrymen of the united Epifcopal churches of Chrift church and St. Peter's.
Since the endowment of this inftitution, it has received a confiderable acceffion of property, by the gift of Mr. Jofeph Dobbins, a native of Philadelphia, now refiding in Carolina, and others.
Dr. Kearfley's will requires, that the women belonging to this inftitution fhall be fupplied with meat, drink, and lodging ; with neceffary affift- ance in phyfic and furgery. There are about nineteen aged females fupported by this eftablifhment.
113 Valeria Fullerton, Widow, William Sergeant,
Gentlewoman.
Attorney at Law.
Loxley's Alley opens here, and runs North to Cherry-ftreets
Robert Webb,
Daniel Wilds,
Jeweller. Taylor.
Daniel M Donald, Edward Allen,
Painter. Hatter.
117 Benjamin Loxley Junr.
Sea Captain.
119 Elizabeth Irvine,
Schoolmiftrefs.
J2I Jofeph Watkins,
Gentleman.
123 Adam Walter, Jacob Hull,
- Shoemaker.
Collector of taxes.
Cabinet-maker.
125 Leonard Kefler, Zephaniah Webfter, Thomas Bolton,
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