The Philadelphia Directory, 1819, Part 23

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Publication date: 1785
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M'Pherson and Ross, confectioners, &c. 74 High M'Pherson widow of John, 74 High


M'Quaid Felix, tallow chandler Old York r. cor. Noble M'Queen Archibald, rigger Oak below Coats M'Que Patrick, labourer Juniper ab. Race M'Quillin Elizabeth, widow 106 Christian M'Quin James, grocer SW cor. Swanson & Queen M'Quin & Quinn, grocers SW cor. Swanson & Queen M'Ree Andrew, late wheelwright Say st. M'Shade Charles, cordwainer ? Watson's alley M'Shane Ezekiel, accountant 47 N. Sixt !? M'Swain George, woodsawyer Cresson's ct. M'Toy Wm. shopkeeper Fourth ab. Poplar M'Vea Daniel, M. D. 155 Locust M'Vicker John, labourer back 387 Race M'Walters Ann, milliner 31 N. 4th M'Williams Mary, mantuamaker 137 Lombard Maag Margaret, tailoress 2 Starr alley Maas David J. baker 60 Almond Macalester Chas. merchant 66 Dock-d. h. 142 Mulberry [see M' Allister


Macantee Bernard, tobacconist Castle st Macarty Rebecca, midwife Heyde's court Macashin Mark, stonemason Cedar ab. Ninth Macauley Isaac, patent floor cloth manufacturer, store 12 north Third-manufactory and dwelling Bushhill


[see M' Cauley Maccoun D. merchant 292 High-d. h. SE corner Filbert and Ninth


Mace Joseph, combmaker 10 Poplar lane Macfadden Archibald, typefounder Cedar ab. Ninth Macfadden John, typefounder Cedar above Ninth Macferran Samuel, justice of the peace 456 N. 3d Machan Thomas, chairmaker 167 north Front Mack George, cordwainer 28 Shippen


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Mack Jacob, ropemaker Cedar above Eleventh Mack Nicholas, High near Sch. Eighth Mackamason Mary, 25 Race Mackason Wm. shipwright 21 Duke (N. L.)


Mackdoyle Walter, dyer Frankford road above Queen Mackenzie Mary, widow 36 Union [see M' Kenzie


Mackenzie Wm. gentleman cor. Union and 2d Mackey John, teacher 91 S. 6th and 42 Union Mackey Margaret, widow 208 N. Water


[see M' Kee


Mackey Richard, grocer cor. Moyamensing & Federal


Mackey Wm. labourer Tenth above Vine


Mackey Win. ropemaker Cadwalader


Mackie Elizabeth, widow 184 St. John


Mackie Peter, accountant 71 New


Mackie Thomas, merchant 265 south Front


Mackie Wm. engineer Pitt n. Germantown road


Mackintire Abel, commission agent back 19 N. 2d-shoe store 46 High, and d. h. 41 Strawberry [see M' Intire Macomsarc Joseph, carpet weaver 224 Race


Macneron Malcolm, shipmaster 336 south Front


Macurdy Hugh, drygoods store 243 S. 2d [see M' Curdy


+Madden Catharine, washerwoman 39 Crab


+Madden Jeffery, labourer Bonsall Madden Mary, widow 26 Race


Madden Mary, widow 108 Race and West's court


Maddin Ferdinand, bottler 9 Brewer's ay. ( Wood)


Maddock E. E. merchant 153 S. Front-d. h. 171 Pine Maddock Sarah, bonnetmaker 2 Bank


Maddock Wm. carpenter Old York road ab. Noble


Madeira G. A. and J. merchants 239 High


Madeira Peter, carter U. S. arsenal Grays' ferry road


Madeira Sarah, widow 92 Shippen


Madureria Jane, Mrs. of Joseph, Tenth below Pine Maffet David, sea captain 69 New Maffet James, jun. 549 S. Second Esee Moffet


Maffett James, shipmaster 248 south Front


Magan Michael, baker 86 south Third


Magarge Samuel, flour and feed store 237 N. Front


Magaw A. S. attorney at law Say st. Magee Hugh S. oakcooper 132 Vine [see MY Gee and Maghee


Mager Nicholas, tailor 32 Duke (N. L.) Mager widow of Philip, tailor 30 Duke (N. L.)


Maggs Rachel, widow, nurse Rose ay. below Browne


Magilton Martha, tailoress 31 Gilles' ay.


Maglaudon Hugh, cordwainer 390 High


Magner Charles, proprietor of Vauxhall garden-d. h. SW cor. Broad and George Magoffin Thomas, merchant 189 High


Magoffin Wm. M. and Co. merchants 189 High Magrady John, cedarcooper 181 St. John


Magragh George, carver 11 Quarry


Magrath Michael, tallow chandler 23 Brewer's ay .- d. h. 34 Ann (N. L.)


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Magraw Jobn, labourer Smith's court Magraw Thomas, cordwainer 413 N. 4th


Mahany James A. attorney at law 89 Race-d. h. 55 Vine Mahoffer Wm. saddletree maker back 216 N. 8th


Mahony John, teacher High west of Sch. 5th


Mail John, hog vict. Germantown r. bel. 1st gate Main Charles, mariner 112 Swanson


Main James, shipwright Allen near Beach [see Mein


Main Thos. shipwright Maiden n. stone bridge


Mains Arthur, weaver 1 Crab


Mains John, cordwainer 1 Crab


Maison John A. merchant 196 High [see Mason


Maitland John & Thomas, grocers SE cor. Fifth & Cedar -d. h. of John, 119 Lombard


Maitland Thos. merchant 17 S. Water-d. h. 153 Pine


Major Robert, carpenter 315 south Second


Makins James N. sailmaker Spruce st. wharf-d. h. 11 Norris's alley


Makins Sarah, widow 10 Gray's alley


Maikins Wm. S. carpenter 60 Dock


Malbec John, ladies shoemaker 124 S. Second


Malcolm Henry, M. D. 59 south Seventh


Malcolm -, tailor Juniper below Chesnut


Maley Ann, widow, grocer NE cor. Walnut and 10th


Maley Mrs. of Michael, grocer Juniper ab. Race


Maley Richard, grocer 203 Shippen


Isee Marley and Miley


Malin Charlotte, widow 121 south 11th [see Mayland


Mallan Thomas, paper stainer 268 south 4th Mallendar Mary, widow 70 Queen (S.)


Mallet David, shoemaker 51 Mechanic Mallet James, grocer 83} Cedar


Mallon Mrs. young ladies seminary 70 Walnut Malon Philip T. trunk manuf. 352 N. Second Malone Mary S. widow Sch. 7th above Arch


Malloney James, grocer SE cor. German and 3d Malsberger Joseph, storekeeper 364 N. Second Managee Hallowell, oysterman 208 south 6th Manderfield C. block and pumpmaker Smith's court and Springett alley


Manderfield Henry, trader 58 Lombard


Manderson Andrew, storekeeper 445 N. Second


Manderson James, baker Beach n. Maiden


Mandeville David, cashier of the bank of Northern Liber- ties, 81 N. Sixth Mandeville H. D. mercht. 54 S. Front-d. h. 175 Walnut Mandeville Mary, hairworker 10 Bread


Mandry and Gravenstine, livery stable 100 N. Sixth Mandry Wm. stable keeper 102 N. Sixth Manery Enoch, oysterman Prime below 2d


Manery Jonathan, shallopman 518 south Front +Mang John, labourer Shippen above 7th Manger Christ. vict. 4th bel. Master, stall 42 N. L. market


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Manger Daniel, oakcooper 4th above Poplar Mangle Walter, grocer 1 Vernon SE cor. Cedar Maneuvre Maria, widow of Louis, confectioner 276 S. 2d Manigault Mary S. widow NW cor. 9th and Spruce Manington Thos. labourer 7 Stephens' court Manlove David, sea captain 13 Little German Manlove James, tailor 2d below Queen +Manlove Solomon, labourer 28 Elizabeth Banlove Wm. E. grocer 164 Shippen Manly Henry, gentleman 13 Branch


Manly Henry, jun. merchant 21 N. Front-d. h. cor. Vine and Seventh


+Mann Abm. porter Traquair's court


Mann Catharine, widow 79 Vine


Mann and Cupples, merchants 284} High


Mann Daniel, sea captain 43 Race


Lsee Mahon


Mann Horatio, gentleman 40 Filbert


Mann Jacob, drayman 219 N. Eighth


Mann Jahan, shoemaker 389 N. Front


Mann Jesse F. cordwainer 13 Pryor's alley


Mann John, nealer in U. S. mint 62 Garden


Mann Thomas, merchant 284} Iligh


Mann Wm. teacher 9 Cherry


Mann Wm. carpenter 170 S. Water and 171 S. Front Mannhardt C. L. inquire 200 High


Manning Elizabeth, 59 Race


Manning John, mariner 270 south Front


Manning John, silverplater back 251 Race


Manning Thomas S. printer-office 30 Shakspeare build- ings NW cor. 6th and Chesnut-d. h. 13 S. Sixth Manning Wm. tinplate worker 242 south 2d Mansfield John, tavern keeper Poplar lane bel. 4th


Mansfield Richard, Golden-eagle hotel NW cor. High and Ninth


Manshur John, sea captain 76 Christian


Mantell Conrad, baker 198 south Second


Manuel J. E. carpenter 14 Cypress alley Manuel Joseph, rigger 75 Plum


Manypenny Mrs. of Joseph, 407 N. 4th


Marbacher Charles, carpenter Germ. road bel. Ist gate Marbacker John, brewer 117 N. 4th above Vine


Marbele George F. 93 Passyunk Marcer Jos. tailor 30 Branch [see Mercer & Mercier


March Elias, merchant 38 N. Front


March James, reedmaker back 224 High [see Marsh


Marchment Jesse, shoemaker 74 Queen (S.)


Marcker Philip, blacksmith Johns [see Marker Marclay Ann, widow 30 Budd Mariner Andrew, oysterman back 29 Green


Mariner Fenwick, pilot 503 south Front Mariner Michael, store 2d bel. Arch-d h. back 25 N. 4th Mariner Samuel, waterman back 281 south 3d Marinot Michael, cook 151 south Sixth


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PAXTON'S ANNUAL


Maris and Evans, merchants 31 south Wharves Maris Rachel R. widow of Richard, SW cor. 11th and Chesnut


Maris and Wilcox, merchants 145 High


Maris Wm. merchant 31 south Wharves


Mark Elizabeth, widow 242 St. John


Mark John, drygoods store 78 Lombard Mark John, minter 5th below Buttonwood


Mark Lewis, confectioner 91 Cedar [see Marks


Markel Christiana, millstone maker 11 North alley


Marker Elizabeth, widow 34 Green


Marker George, tailor Sch. Front bel. Chesnut


Marker John, paper maker 117 German


Marker -- , back 257 Race [see Marcker


Markland John, 297 Race Markle Jacob, carpenter 5 Wood


Markley Elizabeth, widow back 48 Lombard


Markley Jacob, gentleman 18 Kunckel ab. Tammany


Markley Mary, nurse 120 N. Fifth


Markoe Francis, merchant 446 N. Second-steam saw mill and office Penn (K )


Markoe John, gentleman 293 Chesnut above 9th


Marks Catharine, widow 4 Maria st.


Marks Elizabeth, boarding house 63 south 3d


Marks Eliza, widow 33 Almond


Marks Hyman, merchant 10 and 12 Chesnut


Marks Isaac, merchant 115 N. Fifth


Marks Jared, druggist, &c. 20 Currant alley


Marks John, mariner 61 Shippen


Marks Mary, widow Rose alley [see Mark


+Marks Samuel, fruiterer 162 Spruce


Marks Samuel, brickmaker George n. Sch. Sd Marks Susannah, widow Marks' lane


Markward Wm. coachsmith 8 Raspberry alley


Marley John, coachmaker Vine n. Schyulkill road


Marley Richard I. shoemaker 15 N. Sixth


Marley Thomas, Lombard st. [see Muley and Miley


Marley Wm. cordwainer Broad bel. George


Marlue John, mariner back 29 Prime


Marnell Daniel, tailor 120 south Fourth


[see Monell


Marner Susannah, nurse 445 south Front 1


Marot Davenport, spinningwheel and chairmaker 13 and 18 Coombs' alley [see Merritt


Marot Wm. bookbinder cor. Darby r. and High W. Schi.


Marotte L. & G. Follin, wine store 68 High


Marotte Louis, merch. 68 High-d. h. 15 Elfreth's ay.


Marple David, gentleman 206 north Sixth


Marple Elizabeth, widow 8 Coombs' alley Marpole Ab. shipwright Frankford road near Queen Harran Elizabeth, tailoress 27 Prune


Marr Abigail, widow back 79 N. 5th [see Marrs & Maher Marrs widow of Robert, 220 High


Marsh James, agent 247 south Seventh [see March


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Marsh John, glass cuttter Spruce E. of Sch. Front Marshall Abraham, carpenter 375 Sassafras Marshall Aaron, shoemaker 489 north Third Marshall widow of Amor, wafer maker 59 Walnut Marshall Benjamin, accountant 170 south Eleventh Marshall Charles, chemist &c. 56 Chesnut Marshall Christopher, druggist 19 north Fourth Marshall Charles, jun. druggist 310 High Marshall Davis, smith Green's court-d. h. 138 S. 5th Marshall Gilbert, bookbinder 39 Prune Marshall Hannah, widow boarding house 70 S. 8th Marshall James, cabinetmaker 160 south Sixth Marshall John, vict. Washington (S.) ab. Second Marshall John, bricklayer 9 Small


+Marshall John, cook Middle alley Marshall Joseph, goldsmith &c. 87 south Second Marshall Joseph C. cordwainer 41 Coats Marshall Moses D cordwainer 321 Callowhill Marshall Samuel, cordwainer 1 Acorn alley


Marshall Susannah, china store NW cor. 5th and Arch Marshall & Tempest, goldsmiths &c. 87 S. Second Marshall Thomas, sea captain Baker's alley Marshall widow of John, Oak bel. hay scales (N. L.) Marshall -, widow 213 south Seventh Marsillan Joray, tailor 90 south Second Marston David, gunsmith 179 north Fourth Martel M. L. 140 south Fifth Marter Abm. ferryman Camden N. J. Martens John F. sandman Broad bel. Vine Martien Elizabeth, widow teacher 38 Church alley


.


Martin Benjamin, 230 south Third


Martin Benjamin, grazier 508 south Second


Martin Catharine, widow Fourth above Poplar Martin Charles, 3 Harmony ct.


Martin Daniel, labourer Twelfth below Pine


Martin Edward, accountant 211 Arch


Martin Edward D. plas'erer 72 Green


Martin Elizabeth, widow 49 Prime


Martin Elizabeth, nurse Knodle


Martin Ezra, bricklayer SW cor. Plum and Fourth


Martin Mrs. Frances, fancy and millinery store 132 S. 2d Martin George, mariner back 338 south Front Martin & George, sugar refinery 27 and 28 Bread st. Martin & Hart, merchants 233 north Third Martin Jacob, grocer 293 north Third


Martin Jacob, merchant 233 and 287 north Third


Martin Jacob, gentleman 105 south Ninth


Martin Jacob, gentleman cor. 4th and George (N. L.) Martin & Jacobs, merchants 16 north Front Martin James, 66 George (S.) Martin James, jun, grazier 51 Moyamensing road Martin James, merchant 45 N. Front-d. h. 95 New Martin Jane, widow Sheaff's alley Martin John, mariner 270 south Third


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PAXTON'S ANNUAL


Martin John, carpenter Maria Martin John, smith & tavern 176 S: Water & 177 S. Front Martin Joseph, gentleman 272 north Second Martin Joseph D. druggist &c. 190 Callowhill Martin Levina, widow of Isaac, Lombard above Ninth Martin Margaret, nurse 22 Little Water Martin Margaret, widow 280 south Front Martin Marmaduke, bricklayer 463 south Second +Martin Mary, widow 18 Elizabeth Martin Mary, widow 22 Appletree alley Martin & Parham, cabinetmakers 217 north Front Martin Picquet, merchant 205 High Martin Patrick, labourer Sch 4th above Filbert Martin Philip, sea captain 55 Lombard


Martin Prosper, & Co. iron founders Beach ab. Maiden


Martin Richard, biscuit baker 91 north Water Martin Richard G. accountant 473 south Second Martin Robert, coachmaker 247 south Sixtli Martin Robert C. saddler &c. NE cor. Walnut and 3d Martin Samuel, sailmaker 106 Lombard


Martin Samuel, calico printer old York r. near mill pond Martin Samuel M. merch. 16 N. Front-d. h. 31 Vine Martin Sarah, boarding house 4 Swanson Martin Thomas, carpenter 293 south Fourth


Martin Thomas, blacksmith 29 Gilles' alley


Martin Thomas, carpenter Maiden near stone bridge Martin Thomas, tallow chandler 157 north Fourth Martin, widow of John, Sch. Seventh bel. Walnut Martin Win. merchant 29 south Second


Martin Wm. cabinetmaker 217 N. Front-d. h. 87 St. John Martin Wm. victualler, d. h. Spring Garden, stall 22 New Market south Second


Masden Benjamin, merch. 19 S. Water and 13 S. wharves Masden & Bunker, merchts. 19 S. Water & 13 S. wharves Mason Alva, engraver in brass &c. 13 south Fourth WIason Ann, widow boarding house 276 High


Mason D. H. engraver in brass &c. 13 south Fourth


Mason Elias, tailor Prime below Second


Mason Elizabeth, widow 64 Catharine


Mason Elizabeth, 13 Vine


Mason George, rush bottomer 63 Filbert


Mason Isaac, 135 south Eleventh


Mason Isaac N. bookbinder NE cor. Chesnut and Water Mason James, tailor Relief st.


Mason John, brassfounder 431 north Third


Mason Joseph, oysterman 288 and 311 High


Mason Martha, widow 163 Pine [see Maison


Mason Mary, matron of the Penn. hospital Pine ab. 8th Mason Philip, engine maker 131 south Sixth Mason Richard, M. D. 138 Arch


Mason Robert, 85 Shippen


Mason Robert, merch. 40 S. wharves-d. h. 157 Pine


Mason Robert, mariner 83 Penn


Mason Samuel, steward of the Penn. hosp. Pine ab. 8th,


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PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY.


Mason -, teacher SW cor. Arch and Fifth Mason & Seelhorst, grocers NE cor. Race and Fifth Mason Simeon, grocer NE cor. Race and Fifth Mason Tanton, baker 463 south Front Mason Thomas, toll collector at upper ferry bridge Sch. Mason Wm. oak cooper 9 Decatur


Mason W. cabinetmaker 221 N. Second-d. h. back 40 Ann (N. L.)


Mason William, 140 St. John


Mason Wm. engraver in brass &c. 13 south Fourth- d. h. 8 Norris's alley


Mason W & A. engravers in brass &c. 13 south 4th Massac John, sailmaker S. wharves SW corner Cedar- d. h. near Gaskill


Massey Charles, jun. merch. 28 S. wharves-d. h. 170 Arch


Massey Henry, cotton spinner back 587 N. Second


Massey James W. plane maker 542 north Third


Massey John, gentleman Camden N. J.


Massey Thomas, mariner Emlen's court


Massey Thomas, carpenter Juliana bel. Green


Master Joseph, gauger 68 Spruce


Master Wm. ladies shoemaker 65 south Third Mataugh Eliza, widow 1 Blackberry alley Matchin Joseph A. potter 497 High Mather, widow of James, grocer George above Tenth


Mather Jeremiah, weaver Cedar cor. Twelfth


Mathew Armand, oysterman 184 S. 6th [see Matthews Mathew James, grocer 346 High Mathew & Leitmann, grocers 346 High


¿Mathew Peter, waiter 165 Lombard


Matthias A. carpenter 94 St. John Mathias Abraham, merchant 99 Callowhill Mathias Samuel, drayman Juliana above Noble


Mathias Sarah, widow Second above Ger. road


Mathieu Joseph, M. D. 52 Walnut Mathison Neil, grocer 12 Pine Matlack Benjamin, mate 95 Shippen


Matlack Emmor, shoemaker 115 north Second Matlack Hannah, widow nurse 48 Shippen Matlack Timothy, alderman, prothonotary of the district court, office state house-d. h 41 south Eighth Matlack Thomas, accountant 33 Chester


Matsinger John, labourer Irish lane Matson Mary, widow 92 Union Mattern Mary, widow back 247 N. Second Esee Mathew ¡Matthews Edward, mariner 215 Coats


+Matthews George, labourer 10 Burd's court Mathews, widow of James, Sch. Fifth above High +Matthews John, labourer 137 Plum and Middle alley Matthews John, paper store 391 High


Matthews Lydia, tailoress 11 Emslie's alley


. Matthews Matthew, commission merchant 393 High Matthews Peter, labourer 139 Plum


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PAXTON'S ANNUAL


Matthews Wm. papermaker and boarding house 50 Arch Mattingly Lewis, shoemaker 214 Eighth bel. Caliowhill Mattison Joseph, combmaker 41 north Eighth Maul Caleb, lumber merchant SW cor. Ninth and Vine Maule Caleb, carpenter 117 north Fifth Maule Israel, carpenter 14 John above Wood Maule Jonathan, blacksmith Ridge road above Vine +Maulcon Marie C. washerwoman 5 Cauffman's court Maull Henry, labourer Second above Prime Maull James, 10 south wharves-d. h. 18 Carter's alley Maull John, sailmaker 18 Carter's alley Mauli, widow of N. boatbuilder 19 Christian Maull R. and J. sailmakers 10 south wharves Maull Robert, sailmaker 4 Bread-loft 10 south wharves Maurer John A. M. D. Lawrence above Wood Mawhorter Elizabeth, widow 143 Cherry Maxfield James, carpenter 538 north Second Maxfield John, cordwainer 16 Crab st.


Maxfield Joseph, accountant 222 north Fourth ¿Maxfield P. porter op. 38 Blackberry alley Maxfield Stephen, 97 north Fifth Maxseiner Adam, shopkeeper 30 Ann (N. L.) Maxwell Elizabeth, widow 174 south Sixth


Maxwell James, printer office 63 and d. h. 67 south Fifth


Maxwell James, weaver Cedar above Twelfth Maxwell James, wharf builder Beach near Maiden


Maxwell John, sen. weaver 116 Christian


Maxwell John, jun. carpenter 116 Christian Maxwell Robert, wharf builder Maiden near Beach Maxwell Sarah, widow Lytle's court May Daniel, bricklayer Queen above Third


May Henry, hatter NE cor. Tenth and Cherry


May Esther, widow 24 Parham's alley May John, brickmaker Sixth above Green


May Lewis, shoemaker Lawrence above Wood May Lewis, carpenter 344 Race


May Maria, widow back 264 St. John st.


Mayberry Martha, washerwoman 27 Gilles's alley


Maybin John, merchant 5 Chesnut-d. h. 124 Arch Maybin Wm. A. merchant 5 Chesnut-d. h. 77 Cherry Mayburry Jeremiah W. grocer 268 north Front Mayer Andrew, coach and sign painter NW cor. Budd- and Poplar, and 92 Poplar [see Meyer & Maher


Mayer Philip F. Rev. D. D. 87 Sassafras


Mayer John Dr. surgeon 500 north Third near. Ger. road Mayer John, joiner 141 north Fifth Mayer John, labourer Frankfod road above Palmer Mayhew David, baker 120 Browne Mayhew David, combmaker Poplar above Second Mayhew Joseph, carter 128 Browne


Maylan Samuel, saddler 26 Sassafras alley Mayland Jacob, tobacconist 99 Sassafras cor. Third


Mayland Samuel, tobacconist 416 north Front


[see Mulin, Moreland, and Moyland


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Maylin Joseph, Sixth below Germantowp road Mayne Thomas, shipmaster back 204 north Second Mays Joseph, shoemaker Steinmetz court (N. L) [see Maze und Mease


Mays Mary, widow 168 south Third Maysenhælder Charles, jeweller, &c. 26 Strawberry


Mayville Mrs. widow back 325 Spruce Mayweg John, whitesmith Green below 4th and cor. 3d Mayweg William, hardware merchant 94 High


Maze John G. mastmaker 33 Mary (S.) [see Mease and Mays


Mazurie James I. merchant 115 south Third Mead Azel, ladies' shoemaker 131 Mulberry


Mead Elizabeth, widow cor. Fourth and Maria


Mead Charles, teacher Franklin academy 1 Bread, or back 77 Arch


Mead Jeremiali, ladies' shoemaker Bernard's court


+Mead Lewis, hairdresser 414 High


Meade James, hairdresser 291 south Third


Meade Edward, shipmaster north Sixth above Wood Meade Jeremiah, boarding house 122 Lombard


Meade Margaret Mrs. of Richard W. 312 Arch ab. 11th Mead Mrs. of Lanson, 9 Well's row north Eighth


Mead Samuel, carter cor. Cherry alley and Twelfth Mead John G. victualler 40 Old N. L. market-d. h. Ger. r. Mealy Patrick, taveri.keeper 2 south Fourth


Mealy William, brickmaker 13th below Walnut


Means Elizabeth, widow 23 Green- - [see Mein and Main Means John, victualler-d. h. Southwark, stall 2 market south Second


Meany John, merchant count. h. 9 and d. h. 250 Walnut Meany John E. hatter 39 Chesnut [see Maney & Meynie Meany Owen, labourer 319 Spruce


Mears Benjamin, china store 47 south Fourth [see Meer Mease James, M. D 192 Chesnut [see Maze & Mays Mease John, surveyor of damaged ships and cargoes, 6 Norris's alley


Mecaskey Andrew, dry good store 153 north Third Mecaskey John, storekeeper 265 south Second Meclilin Jucob, accountant 149 Race


Meck Michael, labourer St. Mary's st. below Seventh Mecke John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer 402 N. 2d Mecom & Rogers, boarding house back 3 south 4th Mecomson Sarah, widow 30 north Fourth


Medaria George, carter Rugan near James


Medary Samuel, turpentine distiller, store 447 north Front-d b. 16 Poplar lane [see Madeira


Mechan John S. printer Locust ab. 8th-d. h. 196 Pine +Medeap Philip, waiter back 26 Barron


Meeker Cory, cordwainer 377 north Second


Meeker Daniel, cordwainer 436 north Third


Meeker widow of Samuel S. SE cor. Third and High +Meekle Elisha, waiter 30 Burd's court


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PAXTON'S ANNUAL


Meer John, artist 4 south Seventh


[see Mears, Meyer & Meres


Meer John, jun. Juniper below Chesnut Meers Joseph, stage driver 148 Cherry


Meers Mrs. victualler 351 Callowhill


Megee Joshua, cordwainer 197 north Water


Megonegal Roswell, teacher cor. Wood and Seventh


Megraw Thomas, tavernkeeper & bottler NE cor. Cedar and Tenth


Meguire John, carter Vine alley Meguire Patrick, typefounder Shippen above Seventh [see Maguire & M' Guire


Meguire Wm. cabinet and chair maker 177 south 2d Mehany Richard, ship watchman back 57 south Water Meigs Charles D. M. D. 134 north Eighth


Mein And. teacher 5 Little George [see Main & Means Mekeal Abraham, carpenter Lombard above Twelfth


Melbeck John, broker and commis. mercht. Washington near Ridge road-office 6 Carter's alley


Melech John, hog victualler Buttonwood above Eighth Melchor Horatio L. deputy sheriff 82 Locust below 9th Melchor John, oakcooper 11 South alley & 4th ab. Pop ] Melick Peter, labourer Cobb's court


MELISH JOHN, geographer 121 Chesnut, where maps of every kind may be had


Melizet Francis, merchant 141 south Second


Mellan Robert, carpenter 56 Currant alley


Mellars Catharine, widow 32 Elizabeth [see Miller


Mellen widow of Wm. smith Swede's alley


Melsom Edward, grocer SE cor. 11th and Locust Mendenhall Adam, accountant 78 south Eleventh


Mendenhall Isaac, wheat fanmaker 22 Old York road Ménigé & Godebout, oystermen 30 south Sixth Ménigé Oliver, oysterman 30 south Sixth Mensing Frederick, bootmaker 11 south Sixth Mentz Charles, tinplate worker 71 High-d. b. 365 N. 4th Mentz George W. bookbinder 71 Sassafras [see Mintz Menzies John, clock and watchmaker SW cor. Front & Spruce


Merady Joseph, labourer Shippen's lane


Mercer Bernard, carpenter 2 Watson's alley


Mercer George, tavern and grocery SE cor. Drawbridge, and Water .


Mercer George, grocer 56 Almond


Mercer John, grocer 28 Lombard ab 2d-d h 49 Almond


Mercer Robert, sea captain 1 Mary (S.) [see Marcer


Mercer Robert, auctioneer 314 High


Mercer Thos. grocer SW cor. Christian and Swanson Mercier Charles, confectioner 104 High


Mercier Charles, accountant 10 Pleasant avenue


Mercier Sarah, widow 4 Cypress alley


Merdick Ann, shopkeeper Maiden n. Beach [see Murdock Meredith Ann, widow back 3 Little Pine Meredith Benjamin, plasterer 98 Crown


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PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY.


Meredith Benj. A. hardware merchant 1173 north 2d- d. h. 49 Duke (N.L )


Meredith David, baker Buttonwood above Fifth


+Meredith David, mariner Grissel's alley Meredith Jos. coachsmith 193 Shippen & 11 Heyde's ct. Meredith Joseph, labourer cor. Sch. Fifth and Pine Meredith & Parker, hardware merchants 117¿ N. 2d Meredith widow of Thos. innkeeper Buttonwood n. 5th Meredith William, counsellor at law, office 1 south Sixth -d. h. SW cor. Chesnut and Tenth


Meredith William M. attorney at law, 1 south Sixth- d.h. SW cor. Tenth and Chesnut Merlin Lewis M. upholsterer 192 Lombard


Merrick Hannah, widow 48 north Sixth


Merrick Joshua, carpenter 8 Mary (S.)


Merrick Richard, Lancasterian acad'y. 11th ab. Locust Merrill Otis B. printer 108 north Eighth Merrio Anthony, baker


Merrit Elizabeth, widow 19 Christian


Merritt E. S. & M. bonnet makers 67 Mulberry


Merritt George, blacksmith China [see Maro!


Merritt George, of U. S. army 212 north Water


Merritt John, mariner 465 south Front


Merritt John, oysterman corner 6th & Carpenter-d. h. Slippen above Fifth


Merritt Joseph, labourer Webb's alley


Merritt & Lance, oyster cellar SW cor. 6th & Carpenter




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