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68 William Weer, labourer 70 Thomas Talbut, fhipmafter John Spooner, tavernkeeper corner of Eighth ft
next Martha Sweeny, feamftrefs next Ann Cufack, boarding houfe next John Affmos, blackfmith next James Cameron, houfe carpenter
next Ann Chambers, mantua maker
next Catherine Donnelly, huckfter
next Andrew Miller and Sons, potters
Clover alley leading from S. Fifth street between 60 & 64 Mary Johnfon, gentlewoman Barney Mullen, boarding houfe 1
George Steel, clerk in the bank of North America J. Gardner, houfe carpenter
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Carpenter's Street leading from Sixth near Chesnut street.
26 Lewis Young, innkeeper
42 James Martin, fergeant at arms of the Affembly of Pennfylvania 44 Jolin Bernard, comedian
William Lace, coach fpring maker corner of Seventh ft next William M'Crea, fchool mafter
Little Water street running north and south from Willing and Francis's wharf to Cedar street.
J. M. Robertfon, ftarch & hair powder manufacturer next James Glading, oak cooper
next Rebecca Glading, boarding houfe
Io Robert Fitzgerald, block maker Alexander Rankin, fcrivener
12 Andrew Boon, boarding houfe
14 Sarah Stran, boarding houfe
16 John, North, tavernkeeper
18 William Bowles, block maker
next 22 William Stone, hair dreffer
24 John Kelley, burr mill ftone manufacturer next William Davis, block maker
.next Thomas Murphy, fhopkeeper John Kelley, burr mill ftone manufacturer near South ft 2 Thomas Cuthbert, merchant next Daniel Dalby, oak cooper 9 Mary Henderfon, grocer
13 William Hart, oak cooper George Thompfon, oak cooper
next Jofeph Snyder, blackfmith
17 Charles Hutchinfon, block and pump maker
Loxley's court leading from Spruce street between 30 & 44
John Latimer, fea captain Richard Kirkbride, fea captain Mr. Richardfon, fea captain Robert Dunlevy, fea captain Thomas Sanville, mate .
Matlack's court from Spruce street between 12 & 14 John Snyder, coxwain of the revenue barge William Johnfon, mariner
York court leading from Third street between 99 & 105 Charles Teas, turner Archibald M'Elroy, gentleman James Logan, ftone cutter
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Harmony court running east and west from Third to Fourth street between 41 & 47 !
Edward Savage, artift John South, boarding honfe Mr. Francis,
Greenleaf alley leading from Fourth street bettveen 10 × 12 Lawrence Murray, grocer near Fourth ft
Mr. Everley, hatter do do
David Patton, book binder do do
Margaret B. Betagh, boarding houfe
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Jacob Riley, tobacconift
Themas Richardfon, labourer
Chriftopher Keighler, livery ftable keeper
Robert Pierrie, coach painter
Parker Robinfon, houfe carpenter
Mary Pierrie, gentlewoman
Peter Auner, taylor
Patton's court leading from south Fourth street next 28 Catherine Erwin, fchool miftrefs Luke Tucknifs, bookbinder Daniel Murphy, hair dreffer" William Holmes, ftage driver
Strawberry alley from south Second street between 22 & 24 Charles G. Tilman, fhoemaker Edward Clemans, fruiterer
Videl's court from south Second street between 58 & 60 Jofeph Bedford, porter to the bank of Pennfylvania
Zacbery's court from Walnut street between 31 & 35 Lambert Ledent, tavern keeper and bottler
Crooked Billet alley from south Water street between 21 & 23 R. Storey, mariner Widow Harper, gentlewoman
Sims's alley from south Water street between 15 & 17 William Bell, merchant
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South alley running from Fifth to Sixth street next 12
Rofe Peters, wafherwoman Reuben Moore, chimney fweeper Chriftiana Reel, fhopkeeper Cornelius Woods, huckfter Mary Wells, book folder and fower John Hough, colour man
6 John Brown, fhoemaker
8 Forbes Newton, tin plate worker Samuel Wetherill, druggift
10 Cafper Sidleman, brufh maker John Sidleman, ftone cutter
II Elizabeth Guier, gentlewoman
12 Mary Williams, gentlewoman
13 John Simon, taylor
14 William Elliott, blackfmithi
15 Agnefs Soanes, fhopkeeper
25 John Warner, innkeeper Burner Viena, gentleman
North alley running from Fifth to Sixth st. between 36 & 38 James Read, gentleman 5 J. M. Thomas, teacher of the French language
Jo Francis Gallet, teacher of the French language
II Samuel Briggs, engine maker
12 Jeffe Waterman, fchoolmafter L Frederick Steiner, taylor ., Jemima Carfon, boarding houfe
next James Nichol, waiter next Sibb Silas, labourer
20 Benedict Snider, ftocking weaver
22 Nicholas Roundeuwater, potter
23' Mofes Anderfon, fail maker
24 John Dialogue, blackfmith
25 George Senfft, tavernkeeper
26 Jacob Fink, flocking weaver
27 Valentine Fleckier, labourer
28 Chriftian Benedict, coachman Owen Owens, blackfmith Jacob Grace, brewer 29 Andrew Dryer, fhopkeeper 30 John Conrad, porter
31 James Cupdeville, diftiller
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Keys Alley running east and west from Front to Second street between Vine and Sassafras street.
II Benjamin Cooper, lumber merchant
13 Thomas Bryan, cabinet maker .
15 William Gardner, fea captain
17 Samuel Wayne, houfe carpenter
Ig William Flintham, lumber merchant
21 William Allen, health officer for the port
23 Nicholas Hicks, city commiffioner
25 & 35 William Brooks, plane maker
27 Mary Howell, widow
29 John Thornton, fea captain 33 Daniel Roberts, teacher of a fchool
37 H. Fenton, mariner“ 39 C. Dominick, houfe and fhip painter next John Gardner, coach painter next H. A. Hazard, oyflerman Timothy Paxfon, flour merchant
Coates's alley from Front to Second street between 184 & 186
35 Richard Chamberlin, houfe carpenter
15 Jeremiah Stow, mariner
17 Johnfon Beafley, gentleman Hannah Sharp, boarding houfe
19 George Gardner, mariner
23 Benjamin Rogers, conftable
31 Dequire Lacomb, accomptant
33 John Elverfon, oak cooper
37 Marie Jerard, fchoolmiftrefs Peter Hartman, chair maker Thomas Smith, fail maker 43 William Parifh, one of the infpectors of the port
45 Barard Rafer, fhip mafter Jacob Dowderman, oak-cooper near Front ft
30 Walter Motley, houfe carpenter 1
32 Elijah Williams, mate of a fhip 34 John Erwin, tavernkeeper
36 Edward Fling, painter and glazier
38 John Jemeny, fea captain 40 Jacob Nice, houfe carpenter
Brooks's court from north Front street between 126 & 128 George Dixfon, fhipmafter Rebecca Jones, gentlewoman John Taylor, fhip wright Mr. Bayley, mariner Bowyer Brooks, boat builder
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Af.Cullogb's court from Front street between 144 & 146
Jane Vanenbouth, gentlewoman
Catherine Alexander, gentlewoman
David Bray, fhipmafter Barbara Collithaw, feamftrefs
John Stille, merchant James Thompfon, oak cooper near Front ft Widow Gilbert, do do
next Mrs. Pafcall, gentlewoman
next George Chard, labourer in a board yard Richard Giffins, do do James M'Graith, fawyer next Arnold Nicholas Blondian, merchant
Elfrith's alley from north Front street between 94 & 96
2 Thomas Mattenly, brewer
3 John Pechin, houfe carpenter
4 Willis Mufgrove, turner
7 Gideon Olmfted, fea captain
8 Philip Wever, cabinet maker
9 Peter Myers, taylor
ro Philip Meefer, baker
II Ephraim Haines, cabinet maker next but one Chriftiana Pechin, widow
next Benjamin Lodor, block maker
14 John Angue, diftiller
12 Barney Schumo, turner
16 Widow Elfriths,
17 Sarah Taylor, feamftrefs
18 Mary Gray, fchoolmiftrefs
19 Johanna Hill, gentlewoman
21 Adam Clampeffer, under fheriff
22 George W. Will, pewterer
23 John S. Hillman, taylor
24 John Ennis, fhip mafter
25 Thomas Horton, fhip mafter
26 William Prefton, houfe carpenter
27 Jofeph Pryor, grocer
28 Jacob Fry, ftevadore Enoch Taylor, bricklayer back of 28
29 Ann Taylor, boarding houfe Amos Taylor, houfe carpenter Benjamin Taylor, bricklayer
30 Madam Baeu, gentlewoman 31 Aaron Pitner, fhipmafter Jofeph Boucher, grocer Peter Bicknell, bottler 34 Gilbert Gaw, windfor chair maker
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127 ] Chancery lane from Arch street between 32 & 34
I Edward Stammers, baker
2 William Mafon, block maker
3 Timothy Thomas,
4 Henry Abbott, blackfmith
5 Jolın Lynn, gentleman Jofeph Parkinfon, do
6 Ann Richards, fchool miftrefs Hannah Richards, mantua maker
7 Jane Nixon, fhopkeeper
8 Catherine Gronttie, huckfter
14 Thomas Wiggins, carter Benjamin Griffen, conftable Afa King, taylor
Combes's alley from north Front street between 44 & 46
Jofiah Gordon, carter
3 Robert Long, taylor
Io Thomas Faffit, fhopkeeper
12 Mary Buglafs, bookbinder
14 John Jones, infpector of provifions
16 John Hall, fail maker
20 Francis Harrifon, accomptant
22 Elihu Curtis taylor
24 John Wainwright, bricklayer Margaret Woodby, cake baker near Front ft
next Jofeph Egleftone, white fmith
next Nicholas Weftfield, painter and glazier
9 Peter Force, fhoemaker David Force, do 13 & 18 Davenport Marot, fpinning wheel and rufh bottom chair maker 15 Jofeph Mafter, guager John Rain,
Drinker's alley from north Front street between 108 & 110
William Flint, taylor Benjamin Oliver, livery ftable keeper
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Locust street from Sixth to Seventh near Prune street.
Jacob Swain, butcher Patrick Delaney, harnefs maker Jacob Lancafter, wood fawer John Cope, innkeeper
Apple Tree alley from north Fourth street between 50 & 52
Daniel Smyth, blackfinith 11 Elizabeth Wooling, midwife next Jolin Rowen, houfe carpenter next John Robinfon, haker next Jonathan Gibb, oyfterman
next Mary Kilton, fchoolmiftrefs
next John Mingle, bellows maker .
next Samuel Dollam, fadler next Matthew Lyons, blackfmith
next Peter Meffer, mufician
next Rachel Jones, wafherwoman
next John Calla, livery ftable keeper next William Mann, tavernkeeper Henry Innes, fhoemaker 5 Hugh Erwin, fhoemaker William. Bennett, bricklayer
' next Thomas Cook, blackfmith 7 P. Holgate, Mary Brown, midwife
next James Green, mariner John Boyle, Rone mafon 9 Henry Stukart, baker
10 Jofeph Jenkins, brewer 11 John Steward, coack maker and blackfmith
Pewter Platter alley from north Front street between 14 & 16
Hannah Bray, wafherwoman George Bloom, fhoemaker Benjamin Johnfton, oyfterman Martin Bartell, block maker Philip Wift, labourer
22 John Conrad, blackfmith Soloman W. Conrad, printer
24 Ann Norris, widow next Michael Sibilert, baker next Thomas Taylor, fhoemaker William Cooper, labourer near Front ft next P. M'Kay, boarding houfe next John Lemon, mariner next James Fox, labourer next Ann Gynn, huckfter
[ .129 ] Pewter Platter Alley continued.
11 John Conrad, blackfinith dwelling houfe 22 next Mary Wall, widow
17 William Lowry, cabinet maker
19 Samuel Warner, fieve maker
next Thomas Long, taylor
21 Jacob Hanfell, hardware dealer
25 Samuel Hill, houfe carpenter
27 Michael Laye, plaifterer
29 Jane Keafler, dealer
31 Mary Blight, cake baker
33 Mr. Gibertfon,
35 John Taylor, boarding houfe 1
37 James Akin, engraver
Church alley from north Second street next Christ church.
3 George Roberts, gentleman
4 Sidney Hutchinfon
5 John R. Taylor, fail maker
6 Jofial Coates, grocer
7 Frederick Fraley, baker
8 Benjamin, Horner, ironmonger
12 Eimer Stender, fugar baker
39 Dorfey & S. M. Fox, fugar refiners Mibfom Martien, plane maker
next Peter Widdows, fchool mafter
19 John Rowlett,
21. Griffith Edwards, grocer
25 Henry Tucknif's, printer
next Jofeph Crukthank, bookfeller and ftationer
27 Matthew Hale, cuftom houfe officer Elizabeth Roberts, gentlewoman
Moravian alley from Arch to Race street between 77 & 79-
I Sarah Brown, gentlewoman
9 George W. Morgan, brewer
33 Elizabeth Ives, gentlewoman
44 John Stow, turner Peter Deitz,-watchman
5º Jacob Dauderin, oak cooper Catherine Hughes, fchool miftrefs
4 Eleanor Davis, boarding houfe
8 Morris Robertfon, merchant
12 Samuel P. Jones, teacher and fchool Walker's court back of Watkin's alley
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Moravian alley continued.
14 S. Folwell, miniature painter & fancy hair worker next Thomas Flinn, livery ftable keeper and dwelling Watkins's court
22 Sarah Wurts, boarding houfe
24 Mary Branham, widow
28 James Moore, oak cooper next John Peter, fegar maker
32 Grace Wagner, gentlewoman
36 Joel W. Wilfon, woollen draper
38 Dorothy Keef, boarding houfe
Watkin's alley from north Third street between 33 & 85
I John Grant, book binder
2 Ezra Conily, corder
3 John Klaer, merchant
4 M. Defhair,
Briton Eftill, teacher corner of Moravian alley John Watfon, taylor Charles French, gentleman. John M'Cauley, livery flable keeper
Caufman's court from Cherry alley between 14 & 16 1
John Graham, fcrivener Ifaac Delyon, gentleman William Cheyney, accomptant Charles H. Sandoz, watch maker
Quarry street from north Third street between 99 & 101
8 Frederick Shea, hatter Andrew, upholfterer II Evan Owen, grocer
next William Sheed, M. D.
next Frederick Kemnitz, bottler
next Sufannah Ker, boarding houfe
next George Leinau, harnefs maker
I Andrew Way, taylor
2 Frances Briggs, mantua maker
3 Elizabethi Griffith, ftay maker
4 Hannah Shrier, huckfter
5 John Marr, fadler
. F. M'Quaid, foap boiler and tallow chandler
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Sterling alley from Cherry alley between 15 & 17
Io Rachel Keen, boarding houfe
II Sarah Baker, fchoolmillrefs
12 Abraham Dalby, fhipmafter
13 Conrad Seyfert, conftable
next Jeffe Owen, filver and gold turner
next George Halber(tadt, cabinet maker
next Catherine Winkhoufe, huckfter
next George Walker, painter and glazier
7 Bryan Peart, houfe carpenter Widow Rofe,
8 Jofeph Dolby, fexton of Chrift church
Stall's court from Race street near 213
I Mary Smith, gentlewoman
2 Sarah Mattin, feamftrefs
3 Marie Couree, gentlewoman
4 James M'Nabb, plaifterer
5 James M'Clennan, fhoemaker
6 David Fifher, painter and glazier
7 George WValker, houfe carpenter
8 John Fifher, coack maker
9 Henry Sims, cabinet maker
10 Martha Walker widow feamftrefs
Garrigues's court from Race street next 213
2 Nicholas Hammond, clerk and conveyancer
4 Beulah Parker, fchoolmiftrefs
5 Jacob Smith, merchant Samuel Garrigues, jun. houfe carpenter
Schively's alley from Race street between 201 & 203
5 Julianna Lantz, wafherwoman
6 Philip Rhoades, houfe carpenter
9 James Dennifon, potter
11 Lewis May, fhoemaker
15 Henry Hilland, brewer
17 David Wonderly, butcher
21 John Conrad, wool comber
25 Philip Kline, baker
31 Michael Snider, brewer 7 Henry Barkes, taylor
6 Widow Garlick,
8 John Robinfon, waiter
12 Jemimalı Smith, walherwoman
14 William Platow, labourer
16 Mary Unger, widow
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[ 132 ] Shievely's alley continued.
18 Mrs. Albert, widow 20 Elizabeth Riley, widow
22 John M'Dermott, labourer 26 Samuel Meylan, tobacconift next George Stout, labourer 32 Martin Kuhn, butcher next Mary Craner, fhoemaker 12 Mary Wharton, mantua maker
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Mulberry court from north Sixth near Market street,.
James Creffon, flour merchant
Sarah Hunter, boarding honfe
Hugh Roberts, city commiffioner Rembrandt Peale, portrait painter
Crown street from Race street next 155
Jacob Rechel, fugar baker
2 William Hicks, carter
6 Dorothy Shaffer, wafherwoman
next Jacob Lutz, cedar cooper
next Caleb North, colonel in the army of the U. States
31 Grace Chancellor, feamftrefs
33 Philip Roth, mufic mafter
35 Richard Howe, labourer
next George Shane, blackfmith
next Charles Gyhgur, oyfterman
next Lewis Bitton, minter at
next Alexander Cook, foap boiler and tallow chandler
next Cezar Brown, coachman Henry Atherton, fchool mafter corner of Wood ft
26 Mary Burns, feamitrefs 28 James Boyle, labourer
30 Alexander Burns, houfe carpenter
32 Jacob Mylan, tobacconift
34 Ludwich Butt, fhoemaker
36 Henry Irwin, porter John Swougher, oyfterman
38 Henry Leefs, butcher 40 John Sites, labourer 42 Mary Mellan, milliner next Saralı Needham, next Chriftian Pfiffer, victualler 50 Ifabella Bickham, mantua maker
52 John Kulin, labourer -
54 John M'Lovley, labourer next George Peter, coachman
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Crown Street continued.
next Robert Arundel, fhipmafter 74 Peter Darquey, accomptant 76 Mary Claxton, fhopkeeper 78 John Point, pump maker 80 Ruth Garland, gentlewoman
82 Thomas Mingas, blackfmith Charlottee Walter, gentlewoman 84 George Woolly, bricklayer 86 John Hanley, printer
Hoffman's alley from Race street between 164 & 166
Nicholas Weirick, houfe carpenter
2 Conrad Solden, cabinet maker
3 John Sunlighter, labourer 4 Mary Maden, mantua maker next John Cling, accomptant next John Dodge, picture frame maker nezt Saralı Dexter, wafherwoman next Jeffe Rowe, houfe carpenter
next John Craft, book binder next John Sharplefs, coachmaker next Apolono Hickner, huckfter next Mary Duncan, feamftrefs 8 Mary Herter, boarding houfe next Frederick Coultouch, labourer
Cresson's alley from north Sixth street between 96 &' 98
Hannah Sowers, feamfirefs Sarah White, fpinner Jane Wilfon, fpinner 12 John Fletcher, fhipmafter Charles Hollick, grocer
6 Hannah Krocie, wafherwoman Samuel Reed, harnefs maker Philip Jenkins, labourer James Quive, coachman Peter Cook, brewer William Richards, fhipmafter Rudeman Robinfon, accomptant Hugh M'Kinley, fhoemaker Patrick Walters, currier 19 Matthew Armbrufter, news carrier next Agnew Campbell, brewer next Catherine Francis, wafherwoman next George Newburn, labourer Ann Smith, huckfter
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Cresson's alley continucd.
next John Bierbourn, minter next Mary Earinfighter, huckfter 5 John Wellhoof, carver and gilder 7 Charles Laak, do do do 9 Catherine Jones, gentlewoman
II Hugh Andrews, cabinet maker
13 John Walker, fhoemaker 15 Lambert Smith, houfe carpenter 17 Reuben Owens, fadler next Ifrael Burge, woodfawer next Sarah Smith, taylorefs
Starr alley from Cherry street between 63 & 67
Matthew Walker, foap boiler and tallow chandler Robert Sharp, tin plate worker Stephen M'Gill, blackfmith Catherine Price, huckfter
Cresson's court from Race street between 186 & 188
John Miller, fhoemaker Jacob Kreiger, fhoemaker Adam Bayard, tin plate worker Henry Armbrufter, watchman
Bearstricker's court from north Sixth street between 68 & 70
Baltzer Wagner, fhoemaker Matthias Grable, hatter Richard Smith, butcher Elizabeth Shufs, wafherwoman John Harwood, accomptant
Schieuly's court from north Sixth between Race &s' Vine street
Ifaac Hatmore, houfe carpenter Margaret Smith, fpinner Samuel Meitler, oak cooper James Wales, mariner 'Thomas'Shepherd, mariner Ifhmael Rice, coachman James Cole, mariner George Brener, milkman Peter Hole, labourer Thomas Duberry, labourer Martin Lutz, carter Martin Gatter, fhoemaker Elizabeth Cameron, wafherwoman Abraham Germain, watchman
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Jackson's court from Race street next 41
David Trimble, mariner
Brown's court from Race street between 34 & 36 - Stineman, fhipmafter - Conrad Albright, fhoemaker
Groff's alley from Race street next 57
Francis Peters, ferryman
William Markafon, fhipmafter
William Muir, mariner
Seiptz's court next to Go Race street.
John Banks, oyfterman Elizabeth Weckerly, gentlewoman
Alexander Steadman, filyer fmithi
Rawlinson's court from north Second street between 145 & 147
Nathan Tompkins, labourer Jolın Steel, taylor George Hart, fhoemaker
William Parker, labourer
Baker's alley from Vine to Elm street next 70
Martha Croafdile, taylorefs
Catherine Lambeth, fchoolmiftrefs
Henry Groves, waiter
Pemberton's alley from Vine street next 102 Swatz Scupture, Philip Jacobs, fhoemaker
Fayette street from Race near 246
George Durfor, houfe carpenter
Jofeph Walker, gentleman
Richard Brown, fhoemaker
Sufannah Heard, butcher
Daniel Trump, houfe carpenter
William Greble, bricklayer
George Greble, houfe carpenter
Olende Deney, thipmafter
Thomas Snowden, houfe carpenter
George Wilfon, grocer - Apple, mariner
Richard Dexter, fhoemaker
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Prospect alley from Ninth between Filbert & Arch street.
Margaret Magg, feamftrefs George Hoppel, gentleman Ifaac Coren, mariner Ann Gregory, fpinner Jane M'Kean, mantua maker and taylorefs
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William Ballington, houfe carpenter Michael Maley, houfe carpenter William Bell, ftone cutter
Webb alley from Race near T'enth street.
Thomas Webb, hat manufacturer
John Brown, coachman John Mattis, waiter Mr. Coupland, houfe carpenter
Ann Burgefs, mantua maker
Chriftopher Ramfey, potter
Chriftiana Frazier, gentlewoman
Michael Fagel, bricklayer
Waggoner's alley from Race strect next 244
Mary Wall, Maria Heffizon, wafherwoman
George Burdeck, filverfmith
Peter Rementer, houfe carpenter
Sufannah Warder, walherwoman
Margaret Petterfon, fpinner Philip Sheuman, weaver Samuel White, houfe carpenter Mary Peters, gentlewoman Mofes Johnfon, chimney fweeper John Conard, mariner
Nicholson's alley from Race street next 226
Elizabeth Morris, wafherwoman John Newman, muffin baker Thomas Bedwell, fecretary to the Pennfylvania land company William Powell, houfe carpenter George Taylor, captain in the army U. S. Peter Miller, bruflı maker
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Priests alley from north Front street next 10 Sarah Coleman, wafherwoman
Say's alley from north Water street next 19 Jacob Hugg, thip joiner
Hanes's alley from south Second street between 26 & 28 William Krder, houfe carpenter John Gartley, fchool mafter
Shepherds court from north Third street between 34 ~ 36 Jacob Fretz, baker Mary Walling, fchool miftrefs Robert Shepherd,
Elizabeth Alexander, taylorefs Rebecca Powell, widow layer out of the dead
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Cooper's court from Arch street between 33 ~ 35 James Potts, cooper Widow Catherine Scott, Thomas Scott, coach tiimmer
Fearis's court from north Front street next 148
John Brown, cabinet maker
Daniel Kenney, fea captain
Hans Brown, fea captain
William Forrefter, fea captain
Jofeph Norris, mariner George Neiffer, hatter
John Pratt, mariner
Jofeph Henrickfon, ferryman
Jofeph Warren, fhallopman
John T. Hutchings, mariner
Steinmetz court from north Fourth street next 77 $
Stephen Walker, houfe carpenter John Hoover, taylor Nicholas Curt, carter Michael Schweitzer, porter Henry Raes, taylor Philip Kramer, taylor
Fromberger's court from north Second street between 34 & 36 James Rowland, iron merchant James Robinfon, merchant George Thomas, merchant Jofeph Levy, trader Mary Kean, boarding houfe Jacob C. Wikoff, druggift S
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Front above Vine Street.
207 Frederick Stillwaggon, iron merchant
209 John W. Vancleve, attorney at law
213 John Servofs, hatter
219 Thomas Rogers, cooper
next George Halberftadt, cabinet and chair maker
225 James Pentland, chair maker next John Ware, fhip joiner
237 Benjamin Harper, flour merchant
239 Thomas Brook, flour merchant
247 Henry Apple, oak cooper
249 Jofhua Byron, merchant
251 Samuel Garrigues, notary public & juftice of the peace
255 Cliftleib Bartling, înfpector of lumber
259 John Britton, merchant
261 George Budd, juftice of the peace
263 Seth Griffen, fea captain John Dawbell taylor
265 William Carter, mate of a fhip John Eaftes, do .do
267 Henry Conkle, gentleman next Peter Dick, jus. taylor
275 Thomas Fleefon, minifter of the Baptist church
277 John Thompfon, fea captain next John Elter, hair dreffer
300 James Vanhorn, fhoemaker
311 Frederick Newton, boarding houfe
313 Cafper Schneider, diftiller and lumber merchant
315- - Duvivier, M. D.
317 Abraham Earl, innkeeper
319 Andrew Thatcher, lumber merchant
next Brown and co. lumber merchants
next William Lawrence, labourer
331 John C. Brown, blackfmith
333 David Earl, fhoemaker 337 Silas Wilfon, innkeeper
343 Mary Landell, innkeeper 345 Robert Thomas, taylor
next George Taxes, cabinet maker
353 George Hughburn, blackfmith next John Wolf, carter
359 Thomas Town, grocer
361 Daniel Knight, ftave maker
363 Elizabeth Noglee, boarding houfe 365 Ann Rice, innkeeper Jolin George Panckaek, mufician
367 Benjamin Rufh, diftiller
369 Andrew Segwin, fhip carpenter 371 Thomas Conarie, wharf builder 373 Mary Robertfon, grocer
139 [ ] Front Street continued.
375 John Waters, taylor 377 Ruth M'Lair, widow 379 Abraham Matthias, houfe carpenter
381 Charles Saxton, fhopkeeper
383 John Harmon, tanner
385 Benjamin Vanhorne, gentleman
387 Hannah Robbins, widow next Jane Rogers, mantua maker
389-Ifaac Buckley, merchant 391 William Chevens, cooper Chriftopher Appleton, inlayer and carver
395 William Knox, fhipwright 397 Elizabeth Cuthbert, gentlewoman
399 John Shreeves, rigger
401 Benjamin Newton, gentleman
405 Thomas Timings, cabinet maker
next Elias Fifhier, grocer
411 John Stiles, lumber merchant
413 Robert Thomas, taylor
next Jofeph Stringer, fhip carpenter
next Elizabeth Mintzer, innkeeper
next William Howard, water man next John Cline, taylor
next Chriftian Whomholf, fhoemaker
next Henry Wagner, grocer
next Jacob Williamfon, blackfinith
next Frederick Ickhny, fhoemaker
431 Abraham Howell, M. D.
439 John Hart, houfe carpenter
441 Richard Campbell, mariner 445 Griffey Owen, gentleman Tofhua Evans, wood merchant
next Abraham Hopper, tanner and currier
495 Jacob Weaver, tanner and currier next Mofes Hill and co. lumber merchants next John Nafh, labourer
next John Carter, cooper next Conrad Johnfon, gentleman
186 Hannah Weft, widow 192 Jofeph Bacon, ironmonger 194 James Cooper, gentleman 196 Caleb Shreve, merchant
198 Abraham Barnet, cabinet maker
200 Ann Fenton, teacher 204 John Cowperthwaite, juftice of the peace 206 Rachel Richards, widow 208 Jofeph Maxfield, lumber merchant
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Front Street continued.
210 Jane King, gentlewoman
212 John Newbold, merchant
214 John Starr,
216 Peter Baity, mariner
213 John Barnes, fea captain
220 Nicholas Young, fhip joiner
222 Charles Joynt, furgeon barber
224 George Klingle, oak cooper
226 John Kincaid and co. diftillers
232 laac Nathans, ftorekeeper 234 Rhoda Bolton, widow
226 Benjamin Jacob, black ball maker
242 David Bickley, ftorekeeper
244 Jofeph Burn, ftorekeeper
248 Henry Buth, coach maker
2.52 Jonathan Edwards, innkeeper
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