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NACE JACOB, nailor, 92 Brown Naff William, hatter, back of 118 N. Third Nagle Charles, hairdresser, 44. N. Fourth Nagel George, storekeeper, 209 N. Third Vagle Henry, hairdresser, 304 S. Third Nagel Lewis, yoeman, Passyunk near Federal Nagel Michael, tavernkeeper, 226 S. Sixth Naglee William, shipwright, Prime Nail Casper, victualler, 482 N. Third Nail Elizabeth, storekeeper, 112 N. Sixth Nail John, cooper, 116 Cedar Nailor John, boatman, baek 20 Green Nailor Samuel, shipwright, 52 Artillery lane Nangle Walter, mariner, 242 S. Front Napier Thomas, planemaker, Relief alley Nash Sarah, widow, 12 Kunckle Nassau Michael, tobacconist, 208 N. Second Nassau William, tobacconist, 77 High Nathans Isaac, shipjoiner, Liberty alley Nathans Isaiah, storekeeper, 256 N. Second Nathans Moses, merchant, 53 N. Third Natt Thomas, gilder, 76 Chesnut Navarre Peter, baker, 312 S. Sixth
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NAY-NEW
Naylor Joseph, accomptant, near 35 St. John Naylor Thomas, carter, Oak (N. L.) [see Nailor. Neal Alexander, carter, Cherry between 11th & 12th Veal widow of James, rigger, 31 German Neal Samuel, carter, Cherry between 11th and 12th Neath widow of James, rigger, 31 German Neble Charles, gilder and carver, 7 N. Eighth Necht George, victualler, Seventh near Callowhill Neff C. weaver, James
Neff Rudolph, grocer, corner of Vine and Eighth Negley William, pilot, Little's row
Negrin J. J. editor of L'Hemisphere, 181 S. Fifth Negus Bailey, mate, 16 German
Negus John, grocer, 164 High & 43 N. Water
Nield Sarah, widow of C. 274 Swanson
Neill H. M. D 266 S. Second
Neill and Hurley, merchants, 154 High Neise Christian, silver plater, 25 Carter's alley [see Kneass.
Nelly John, grocer, 114 N. Sixth Nelson Andrew, powder inspector, Beggar lane near Schuylkill
Nelson Charles, porter, Wood above Eighth
Nelson David, druggist, 127 Chesnut
Nelson George, shoemaker, Juniper lane
Nelson George, shoemaker, back 46 N. Seventh Nelson John D. sea c"n'ain, 95 Sassafras Nelson Nicholas, ma "o .r. 9 Burd's alley Neilson Noble Caldu ell, broker, 113 S. Third Nelson Susanna, tutress, Seventh N. of Vine Nelson W'm. harnessmaker, back of 10 Lætitia court Nelson William, weaver, near 543 N. Third Nelson William, mate, 14 German Nenstell Andrew, victualler, Callowhill near Eighth Nepis, Abraham, cutler, 256 St. John Neraud Francis, gardener, Christian above Eighth Nesbitt Thomas, printer, 84 Gaskill Nettles George, grocer, corner German and Third Neveil John, diaper weaver, 548 N. third New John, fisher, Queen (K.)
Newark Mrs. nurse, 9 Burd's alley
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NEW_NIC
New bern George, labourer, 19 Cresson's alley New bold William, merchant, 194 Walnut Newcombe Bayse jun. attorney at law, 173 N. Front Newcomb William, sea captain, 61 Shippen Newell James, tailor, 30 Coates' alley Newell widow of Nicholas, sea captai», 412 S. Front Newell Simon, shipwright, Shackemuxen Newell William, grocer, corner of Water and High Newkirk E. milliner, 15 N. Front Newkirk Garrett, storekeeper, 21 N. Front Newlett John, tavernkeeper, 113 S. Front Newlin John, carpenter, Tenth near Walnut Newman Eli, plaisterer, Juniper lane Newman John, ladies' shoemaker, 59 Dock Newman John, grocer, 25 Charlotte Newman Jolin, baker, Lee's court Newman John, grocer, 6 S. Water' Newman John, shoemaker, Carpenter (S.) Newman Mary, shopkeeper, 176 N. Second Newman Thomas, broker, 80 S. Third Newport Benjamin, wheelwright, 314 N. Third Newsham Richard, pattern maker, Locust near sch. Newton Benjamin, teacher, 16 German Newton Giles, merchant, 81 N. Water . Newton John, calico printer, Crown (K.) Newton Margaret widow of George, grocer, 231 N. Eighth
Newton Thomas, grocer & corkcutter, 90 S. Fifth Newton Thomas N. counsellor at law, 75 N. Seventh Niblow William, soapboiler, Rose alley Nice F. shoemaker, 127 Sas-afras
Nice Jacob, innkeeper, 45 Carpenter Nice James, 201 N. Third
Nice James, boot & shoemaker, west of Water Works Nice Joseph, accomptant, Wharton's court Nice Thomas, shoemaker, 16 Parham's alley Nicholas Charles J. merchart, 170 Chessut Nicholas George, labourer, 47 Christian Nicholas Jeremiah, grocer, 338 S. Second Nicholas Peter, grocer & tavernkeeper, 2 S. Fourth Nichols Enoch, tailor, 47 Caliowhill
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Nichol's James A. baker, corner Centre alley & 12th Nicholls James, mariner, 53 Mead alley Nichol John, stonecutter, 106 Cherry Nichols John, 68 George's
Nichols Margaret, gentlewoman, 26 Swanson Nichols Mary, gentlewoman, 287 Chesmit Nichols William, shipwright, back of 345 S. Front Nicholson Joshua, merchant tailor, 41 High Nicholson Joshua, merchant, 40 N. Second Nicholson L. cabinetmaker, Little George near Sixth Nicholson Mrs. boarding house, 182 Spruce Nicholson Mrs. boarding house, 243 Cedar Nicholson Sarah, gentlewoman, 20 Strawberry Nicholson Sarah, upholsterer, 13 Federal
Nicholson William, superintendant magazine, High near Schuylkill Third
Nicholson William, teacher, 177 Cedar Nick John, wheelwright, 39 Brown Nield Sarah, widow, 274 Swanson Nieper Alexander, stonecutter, High near S. Broad Nietscke Jolın S. shoemaker, 16 Veruon Nightingale Isaac, tailor, 11 Gray's alley Niles William, shoemaker, 95 Mulberry Vilson Ann, seanistiess, 24 Elizabeth [see Nelson. Nisbet Ann, widow, 64 S. Eleventh [see Nesbit.
[see Neild.
Nixon Alexander, coachmaker, 122 Walnut Nixon George, musician, 88 German Nixon James, fruiterer, 285 S. Second Nixon Jane, gentlewoman, Lilly alley Nixon John, carter, 99 N. Ninth Nixon Robert, tanner, near 542 N. Third Nixon and Walker, merchants, 93 S. Wharves
Noble Richard, lumber merchant, 234 N. Second Noble Samuel, tanner, 268 N. Third Noble Samuel, shoemaker, 461 N. Second Nonaker George, cooper, 47 Charlotte Nones Benjamin, notary public, 22 Chesnut [ see Nunes. Nonnater Jacob, hatter, near corner of Arch and 10th Nonnater Peter, weaver, Nonnater's court
Nores John, shoemaker, Race bets een Juniper & 13th Norgrave widow of Nathaniel, M. D. corner Juniper and High
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XOR-NOU
Norkquay Catharine widow of John, rigger, 403 S. Front
Norman Joseph, feed store, corner Race and Fifth
Norman Joseph, shoemaker, 322 S. Second
Norman Joseph, shoemaker, 141 Green Norman Sarah, storekeeper, 85 Mulberry
Norris Isaac, hatter, 40 N. Front
Norris Isaac W. shipchandler, corner of Vine & Water
dwelling 27 Key's alley
Norris James, carpenter, Rose alley
Norris Joseph, shipwright, King (K.)
Norris Joseph P. president Penn. bank, 140 Chesnut Norris Mrs. huckster, back of 69 High
Norris Thomas, mate, 3 Summers' court
Norris Thomas, shipwright, King (K.) North Caleb, merchant, 19 Crown North John, boarding house, Callowhill st. wharf North John, shoemaker, 56 N. Eighth
North John, livery stablekeeper, 172 Cedar North Joseph, shipwright, 157 N. Front North Joseph, accomptant, 126 N. Fourth
North Joseph, merchant, Spruce st. wharf and 119 Lombard
North Richard, stonecutter, 49 Filbert
North Stephen, druggist and apothecary, 85 High and 49 Filbert
North Thomas, late constable, Nicholson's court North and White, merchants, Calhoun's wharf and 31 N. Water
North William, merchant, 126 Pine & Spruce st. wharf Northrop Enoch, cooper, 37 Pewterphatter alley Northrop Enoch, cooper, 50 Lombard
Norton Jane and Lydia, storekeepers, 66 Race Norton Nathan, sea captain, Pfeiffer's alley Norton Rebecca, 1 Quarry Norton Samuel, carpenter, back of 21 Shippen Norton Thomas, gentleman, 9 Vine
Norton Thomas, carpenter, 22 Kunckle Norton William L. printer, 62 N. Ninth Nottingham William, commission merchant, 68 Vinc Nourse Henry, mariner, 174 Pine
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NOW-OAK
Nowland Thomas, storekeeper, 36 S. Third Nowland widow, back 66 S. Fifth Noyan Peter, coppersmith, 10 N. Water Nugent George, merchant, 25 S. Second Nukens Sarabı, widow, Hanover (K.) Nunes A. J. limner, 162 Race [see Nones. Nutt John, harnessmaker, 158 N. Front
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O'BIRN ELIZABETH, widow, Mifflins alley
O'Brien Lawrence, labourer, 142 S. Fourth O'Brien Richard, late consul at Algiers, 59 S. Seventh O'Connor Christopher, sea captain, 22 Almond O'Conner Mrs. 152 Pine
O'Conner Mary widow, 292 S. Second
O'Connor Nicholas, mate, 22 Cedar
O'Conner Thomas, blacksmith, Emlen's court O'Conway Matthias James, commissioned interpreter and teacher of foreign languages, 96 Union O'Dilton, James, stonecutter, 235 Cedar O'Donnell B. milkman, Locust near Thirteenth O'Donnell Bernard, dry good store, 60 Cedar O'Donnell Con, bottler & grocer, N. W. German & Sd ('Donnel Dominick, labourer, 287 S. Fourth O'Donnel Henry, saddler, back 125 Mulberry O'Donnell Jolin, stagedriver, 176 S. Fourth O'Donnell and M'Linchy, 300 S. Second O'Donnell Rosana, Brook's court
O'Ellers James, boarding house, corner Spruce & 4th O'Ellers James jun. sea captain, 198 S. Fourth O'Hara James, bellman, Rose alley near Coates' O'Hara John, brushmaker, 162 S. Third
O'Leary William, grocer, 94 N. Front O'Neill and Boyd, china merchants, 18 S. Front O'Neill Daniel, tailor, 246 S. Fourth O'Neill George, grocer, near 82 Cedar O'Neill Grace widow, 223 N. Third
[sce Oncill.
O'Neill John, carpenter, Mead alley Oakford Charles, grain measurer, 30 Lombard
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OAK-OLI
Oakford Samuel, coalmeasurer, 319 S. Second Oakford William, feedstore, 312 S. Second Oakley George, gentleman, 20 Dock Oakley Robert, merchant, 22 Dock Oakman widow of Isaac, merchant, 11 S. Third Oat Jesse, coppersmith, 76 Vine Oat Joseph, bookbinder, Hansell's court
Obrie George, blacksmith, 244 Cedar Obrie Nicholas & Co. merchants, 153 High Odenheimer Jacob, coachtrimmer, 182 Pine
Odenheimer Jacob, victualler, S. W. corner of Locust and Sixth and 3 old Shambles.
Odenheimer John, baker, 56 Plum Odenheimer Philip, victualler, 150 Race
Odlin Woodbridge, merchant, 144 Pine Offley Ann, widow, 178 S. Front
Ogden Abraham, bookbinder, Aich above Twelfth Ogden Esther, cotton spinner, Juniper near Arch Ogden Jesse, coalyard, 353 N. Sd and ironmonger, 168 N. Second
Ogden John, carpenter, corner of Pire and Ninth Ogden Michael, mate, Brown's court
Ogden Robert, W'. accomptant, 70 S. Eleventh
Ogden Sarah, tutress, Seventh near Locust Ogilby Joseph, shipwright, 56 Swanson Ogle Thomas, coachmaker, 11 S. Sixth
Ogle William, sea captain, 72 Union Oxie and Williamson, merchants, 73 High Olden James jun. merchant, 33 Chesnut and 30 Vine Oldenbergh Daniel, hatter, 43 High
Oldenbergh Martin, hairdresser Cherry near Eleventh Oldfield John, carter, 261 St. John Oliphant Hosied, carpenter, Spruce near Schuylkill Oliphant Uziel, sea captain, 25 Pewterplatter allcy Oliver Andrew, tavernkeeper, 36 Bank Oliver Henry, 37 N. Third Oliver Jolin, stevadore, next 15 Plum Oliver John G. merchant, 130 S. Second Oliver Reuben, tailor, 198 S. Front
Oliver and Smith, 36 S. Front
Oliver Thomas, sca captain, 194 S. Front
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OLI-OTT
Oliver. William, boarding house, 47 S. Water Oliver William G. accomptant, 198 Sassafras Olmstead Moss, sea captain, 197 S. Fourth Olmstead William, shoemaker, 25 Mead alley Oman Catharine, huckster, near 3 Schreiver's court Oneill John, labourer, Eleventh above High Oneill John, carpenter, 82 Cedar [see O' Neill. Onis Don Louis de, H. C. M's. Min Plenipoten. 174 S. Third
Oram John, silverplater, Juniper lane [see Orum.
Orchard Margaret, mantuamaker, back 194 Cherry Orchard William, shoemaker, 127 Race Ord George, shipchandler, 99 S. Wharves Ord widow of George, shipchandler, 354 S. Front Ormrod John, clerk of Christ church, 6 l'ear Ormsbey John, baker, Britton's ailey Ormson James, mariner, Mary
Orr A. carter, Ninth near Ridge Orr Ame, tailoress, 6, Plum
Orr John, grocer, 114 Plum
Orr Rebecca widow, 290 S. Fourth
Orr Robert, grocer, corner of Walnut and Juniper Or Robert, coppersmith, 50 New
Orr Thomas, exchange broker, corner Arch and 12th
Orso Jobn B. accomptant, 197 Spruce
Orth Henry, 28 N. Eighth
Orum and Jones, store keepers, 321 N. Second [see Oram, Ouram.
Osbourne Ebenezer, carpenter, 80 Lombard O,bourne Hannab, tu ress, 44 Union Osbourne James, oysterman, 113 N. Front
Osbourn Joseph, carpenter & livery stablekeeper, 202 S. Front
Osman William, labourer, back 367 Arch Oshess Mirs. huckster, Zane
Oswaldl Amelia, widow, back of 179 S. Second O wald and Al'Ihaine, printers, back 29 Chesnut Otis Charles, bear ling house, 104 Cherry Ott Catharine vidow of David, 86 N. Sixth Out John, tavernateper. 220 N. Front Otto Jolin, labourer, 10 Charlotte
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OTT-PAI
Otto John C. M. D. 139 Mulberry
Otto Mary, gentlewoman, St. John near Callow hill Otway Christian, mariner, 24 Mead alley
Ouram Henry, printing press manufactory, corner of Sixth and Prune [see Oram, Orum.
Overman William, broker, 11 Pine
Overn John, trunkmaker, 10 S. Broad
Overstack Sarah widow, 160 Race (very John, dyer and scowerer, back of 42 S. Fifth Ovington Mary, milkwoman, Cedar near Ninth Owens Edward, saddler, 3 Greenleaf alley Owen Edward, blacksmith, 12 Oak
Owens Edward, saddler, 107 N. Second Owen Griffith, clock and watchmaker, 73 Arch
Owen James, carter, Spruce near Sch. Fourth Owen Jane, shopkeeper, 141 N. Second Owen Jesse, grocer, 437 N. Third
Owen John, shoemaker, 172 Lombard
Owen John, silversmith, 3 N. Third Owen Margaret widow, 154 S. Fourth Owens Michael, tinsmith, 61 German
Owen Patrick, shopkeeper, 217 N. Second
Owens Robert, tanner, Rose (K.)
Owen Thomas jun. merchant, 27 N. Third and near 7 Church alley
Owen widow, Passyunk road below Prime Oxley Margaret widow, Sixth near Poplar lane Oxley William, merchant, 62 S. Eleventh (xx Frederick, labourer, Rose alley
Ozeas Peter, inspector of the port, 313 Arch
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PACKER Edward, brassfounder, Coates' near Third Page Ezekiel, labourer, Fourth near Brown Page James, gentleman, 7 Vine Page L. P. sea captain, 219 Swanson Page Mrs. boarding house, 30 Spruce Page William, merchant, 31 Chesnut Paihes Peter, grocer, 67 S. Fifth
PAI --- PAN
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Pailhes & Cavanoe, confectioners & distillers 108 High Paine John, 30 Carter's alley [see Payne.
Painter Adam, shoemaker, 489 N. Third Painter George, caulker, Marlborough (K.) Painter Jacob, grocer, corner of Race and Fifth
Painter John, carpenter, 140 Coates'
Painter John, carpenter, Poplar lane
Painter Lemuel and William, carpenters, 152 Spruce Painter Mary widow, Prince (K.) Painter Mary widow, 511 N. Third Painter Mary, seamstress, 4 Quarry
Painter Margaret widow, Poplar lane
Painter Nicholas, bricklayer, near 490 N. Third
Painter Philip, shoemaker, 401 N. Second
Painter William, shoemaker, 177 St. John Paleske Charles G. merchant, 212 S. Third Palm Henry, printer, corner of Arch and Fifth Palmer Amos, distiller, 54 Vine Palmer Ann widow, back 86 S. Third
Palmer Anthony E. druggist, near 47 N. Eighth Palmer James, shipwright, Carpenter Jersey (K.) Palmer John B. merchant, 13 Lombard
Palmer John, tavernkeeper, 290 N. Front Palmer John, shipwright, Stay's alley (K.) Palmer Richard, trader, 205 N. Second
Palmer Richard, alderman, corner of Shippen & 3d
Palmer Richard, grocer, Callowhill near Ridge Palmer Samuel, druggist, 74 Chesnut Palmer Simeon, pilot, 102 Swanson Palmer Thomas, printer, 225 Spruce
Palmer Thomas, shipwright, Queen (K.)
Palmer Thomas, gunsmith, Mulberry near Sch. Palmer Thomas, druggist, corner of Spruce and Fifth Palmer Thomas, Printer, 61 Cherry
Palmer Thomas & George, printers, office corner of Locust and Eighth, dwelling 225 Spruce Palmer William, carpenter, Tenth near Chesnut Pancake Elizabeth, seamstress, 76 George Pancake Philip, near Permanent Bridge Pancost Hannah widow, 129 S. Third l'ancoast Samuel jun. ironmongerer, 148 High
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PAN-PAR
Pancoast William, carpenter, Tenth near Spruce Pand Thomas, grocer, 343 N. Front Papet Monsieur, supercargo, 122 S. Fifthi Papiot Maturin, teacher of French language, near S. W. corner of Shippen and Third
Pardee Joseph, teacher, 42 Union Parent Ephraici, cabinetinaker, Portland alley Parham John, carpenter, Walnut above Tenth Parham Joseph, lumber merchant, 11th above Walnut Parham Robert, cabinetmaker, 18 Key's alley & 18 New
Parie Joseph, jeweller, 114 Vine
Paring Sarah, mantuamaker, 22 Small Paris G. calico glazer, 42 Mulberry
Parke John, carpenter, Eleventh near Race Parks Richard, carpenter, 278S. Third Park Robert, hatier, 48 N. Third
Park Robert, weaver, Sch. Fifthi near Chesnut
Park Samuel, grocer, 183 High Park Samuel, accomptant, 215 Race Park Samuel, accomptant, 155 Cherry Parke Solomon, watchmaker, 146 N. Front Parke Thomas, M. D 20 S. Fourth Park William, hatter, 14 Chan cery lane Parker Achilles, bottler, 13 Norris'alley Parker Andrew, tailor, 1 Brewer's alley Parker B. teacher, 145 Spruce
Parker Benjamin, cabinetmaker, 229 5. Seventh Parker Bunyan, labourer, King (K.)
Parker Charles, tailor, Fourth above Brown
Parker Daniel, tavernkeeper, 23 S. Third Parker Edward, book-eller, 178 High Parker Eleanor, shopkeeper, 130 Cedar
Parker Elisha, mariner, 51 Mead alley Parker Elisha, taylor, 59 Race
Parker George, farmer, Prime above Passyunk Parker Isaac, sea captain, 27 Pine Parker James, mate, back of 219 N. Second Parker James, carpenter, 14 Knight's court Parker James, gentleman, St. John near Noble Parker John, grocer, 217 Sassafras
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PAR -- PAT
Parker Joseph, merchant, 209 High Parker Joseph, 23 Coates' alley Parker Joseph, tailor, 40 Race Parker Joseph, tailor, 9 Coombs' alley and S. E. corner Race and Water. Parker Lydia, widow, 203 Mulberry . Parker Nathaniel, 26 Vine
Parker Samuel, farmer, Second near Greenwick Parker Thomas, carter, 263 Catharine
Parker Thomas, carpenter, 144 S. Ninth
Parker Thomas, cornchandler, 9 Pear
Parker Thomas, clock and watchmaker, 13 S. Third Parker William, carpenter, Seventh near Shippen Parker William, mate, 178 N. Water Parker William, shallopman, 254 St. John
Parker - cabinetmaker, 515 N. Front
Parkinson Martin H. sca captain, 214 S. Fifth
Parkinson Robert, ropemaker, China near Prime Second
Parkus Jolin, carpenter, Eleventh near Race Parmentier Charles, accomptant, 15 N. Twelfth Parmentier Nicholas, chemist, 180 Coates' Parr Joseph, plaisterer, Second near Federal Parrin Mrs. boarding house, 97 N. 9th [see Payran. Parring Sarah, mantuamaker, 22 Small Parrish J. hatter, 3 Mulberry court Parrish Josiah and Lee, glass warehouse, 23 Dock Parrish Joseph, M. D. 109 Mulberry
Parrish Robert A. planemaker, 40 St. John and 243 N. Third Parry John J. clock and watchmaker &c. 243 High Parsons Abraham, mariner, Juniper near Locust Parsons Richard, mate, 46 Almond
Parsons Tabitha, gentle woman, 78 S. Eleventh Parsons William, ferryman, 1 Callowhill Partenheimer Adam, baker, 107 N. Third Parvin Pearson, teacher, 25 N. Fifth Paskill Jane, gentlewoman, 107 Lombard Passey Samuel, teacher, 163 Vine Passmore Thomas, auctioneer, 34 S. Front Patrick George, nailor, Juniper near Cherry
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PAT
Patrick .John, carpenter, 250 S. Second Patrick William, paver, Locust above Ninth Patridge John, plaisterer, 16 S. Tenth
Patridge William, ivory black manufacturer, 72 N. Ninth
Patridge William, chemical factory, Callowhill near Ridge
Patter J. cabinetmaker, Tammany near Kunckle
Patterson Abner, carter, 440 N. Front
l'atterson and Hurry, merchants, 57 S. Wharves
Patterson Isaac. Virginia coffee house, 119 S. Water Patterson Rev. James, 142 S. Fifth Patterson James, porter, 4 Quarry Patterson John, shipjoiner, Shackemuxen
Patterson John sen. grocer, 58 Filbert
Patterson John, grocer, corner of Race and Fourth
Patterson John, accomptant, 44+ Race . Patterson Jolin and Co. flour merchants, corner High and Twelfth
Patterson Joseph, sea captain, 1 Parham's alley Patterson Matthew, carter, 74 Plum
Patterson Robert, carter, Broad near Spruce
l'atterson Robert, vice provost Pennsylvania Univer- sitv, Ninth below High
Patterson widow of Robert, Emlen's court Patterson Samuel, mariner, 90 Swanson
Patterson Sarah, gentlewoman, near 23 N. Front
Patterson Stepben, merchant, 227 Spruce Patterson Thomas, mariner, 360 S Front Pattison Edith, seamstress, 14 Knight's court Patton Abraham, clock and watchmaker, 44 High Patton Eleanor, straw bonnetmaker, Trotter's alley Patton Elizabeth, laundress, Smith's court Patton John, stevadore, 186 Cedar Patton John, tailor, Callowhill street wharf
Patton John, weaver, 488 N. Second
Patton John, mariner, 351 S. Front Patton J. cabinetmaker, Tammany near Kunckle Patton Robert, postmaster, 27 S. Third Patton William, printer, Pine above Eleventh Patton William, queens ware store, 65 Cedar
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Patton William, mariner, 46 Spruce Patton William, porter, Merritt's lane near Fourth Patton William, porter, Sixth above Callowhill Paul David, shipjoiner, 83 Christian Paul David, carpenter, next corner Noble & St. John Paul James, merchant, 24 S. Wharves and 34 N. 5th Paul Jeremiah, teacher, 21 Greenleaf alley Paul Joseph M. merchant, 95 N. Fifth Paul Mary, widow, 60 N. Fourth r. ul Mrs. boarding house, 41 Filbert Paul William, sea captain, 57 Green Paul William jun. sea captain, 12 Green Paulson John, tailor, back 87 N. Second l'aulus Adam, baker, 26 S. Fifth Paxson Benjamin, merchant, 19 and back 30 N. 2d Paxson Charles, 129 High
Paxson Isaac, ironmonger, 10 S. Third Paxson John A. silversmith, back 154 S. Fourth Paxson Joseph, carpenter, 15 Artillery lane Paxson Joseph S. innkeeper, 130 N. Second Paxson Samuel, hatter, 104 High and 156 N. 5th Paxson Sarah, shopkeeper, 77 S. Third Paxson Timothy, merchant, 65 N. Water & 81 Arch
Paxson William, hardware merchant, 203 High Paverne Francis, confectioner, 96 N. Third Payne Bernard, tavernkeeper, 17 Cedar [see Paine. Payne William, carpenter, 214 S. Third
Payne William, grocer, 484 N. Second
Payran Stephen, hatter, 221 S. Second [see Parran. Peace Joseph, attorney at law, 78 S. Sixth [see Pease. Peacock Oliver, carpenter, 13 Butler's court Peacock Ralph, merchant, 150 Mulberry
Teak Edward, shipwright, Queen (K.) Peak Thomas, shipwright, Shackemuxen
Peale Jacob, sugar boiler, 15 Sterling alley Peale James, artist, 18 Sansom
Peale Raphael, portrait painter, 24 Powell
Peale Rembrandt, naturalist, philosophical hall, Fifth below Chesnut
Pcale Reuben, portrait painter, philosophical hall, Fifth below Chesnut
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PEA-PED
Pear Matthew, brushmaker, Fourth & Merrit's alley Pearce Ann, boarding house, Catharine street wharf Pearce George, mariner, 322 S. 2d [see Peirce, Pierce. l'earce John, painter &c. Arch between Juniper and Broad
Pearce Margaret, widow of H. W. gentleman, 68 S. Eighth
Pearce Samuel, sea captain, 17 Beck's alley
Pearce Thomas, trader, 57 Shippen
Pearce Thomas P. grocer, 61 Walnut
Pearce Thomas, sea captain, above Ninth near Lombard
Pearson David, skindresser, 282 N. 8th [sce Peirson.
Pearson Elizabeth, nurse 21 Appletree alley
Pearson George, carpenter and regulator of streets, 399 S. Second
Pearson Henry, stone cutter, Webb's alley
Pearson Isaac, bookseller and stationer, 109 High
Pearson James, city regulator, 17 N. Seventh
Pearson Jane, seamstress, 53 German
Pearson Mary, nurse, 93 N. Ninth
Pearson Phobe and Sarah, storekeepers, 147 Cherry
Pearson Silas, tanner and currier, Frankford road Pearson Thomas, saddler, 116 High
Peart Mary, near, 40 St. John
Pease Margaret, boarding house, 197 Walnut
[see Pees.
Pechim John, collector of taxes, 3 Elfrith's alley Peck Israel, mariner, 170 N. Water
Peck Jeremiah, tavernkeeper, 148 N. Water Peck Lewis, tanner, 71 Budd
Peckbarrier Jacob, gentleman, 87 Brown
Peckworth Rev. John P. ladies' shoemaker, 159 S. Second
Pecot Joseph, sockmaker, M'Culloch's court
Peddle Joshua, oak cooper, 213 S. Front and 212 Water
Peddle Margaret, widow, Elfrith's alley
Pedersen P. his Danish majesty's charge d'affairs and consul general, 212 Mulberry
Pedrick Hope, mariner, Merrit's lane above Fifth
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PED-PEN
Pedrick Joseph, smith, 19 Charlotte Pedrick Mary, widow, 77 Queen Peeler, Tobias, cooper, 134 N. Fourth Peeling Wright, mariner, 25 Mead alley
Peerman Sarah, shopkeeper, Garden near Button- wood lane.
Pees William, ostler, back 321 Sassafras [see Peace. Peirce Abraham, mariner, 76 Penn
Peirce and Emlen, hardware merchants, 135 High Peirce Isaac, teacher, 11 Pear
Peirsol Jeremiah, sugar refiner, 69 Vine Peirsol J. & C. Schaffer, sugar refiners, 88 N. 2d Peirson Daniel, boot and shoemaker, near 141 High Peirson James, bricklayer, Spruce near Sch. Fourth Peirson James, merchant, 301 Mulberry [see Pierson. Pellissier Victor, musician, 1 Carlyle's court Pelty John, labourer, Fourth above Vernon Peltz Philip, gentleman, Chevy chace road Pember Christian, shoemaker, near 11 Kunckle
Pember Margaret, widow, 91 Passyunk
Pemberton Ann, widow, 213 High
Pemberton Pliœbe, widow of James, gentleman, 74 S. Second
Pemberton Philadelphia, shopkeeper, 61 N. Third Pemberton Sarah, gentlewoman, 223 Spruce Y'endergast Elizabeth, boarding house, 84 Race Penn Abraham, shipjoiner, 75 Queen
Pennington Edward, sugar refiner, 73, 155 and 159 Race
Pennington John, grocer, N. E. corner Sch. Seventh and Race
Pennington Martha, mantuamaker, Filbert near 10th Pennington William, labourer, Crown (K.) Pennock Abraham L. merchant, 36 N. Third Pennock Robert, innkeeper, 118 N. Third Pennock William and Son, 13 1.2 S. Second Penol & Desplat, ladies' shoemakers, 197 S. Second Pennol Mrs. gentle woman, 208 N. Front Penro James, tailor, 55 Coates'
Penrose Mrs. of Jonathan, 17 Queen
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