Skip to main content

Full text of "The Philadelphia Directory"

See other formats 


^A- 


i       Whatever  .Names  cannot 
^  be  found  in  the  Index,  will 
be  found  in  the  Supplement, 
an A(.    (rd  lo  page  264. 


^  '  .A 


■'Ti^t^?^?^T^?^i:^'^^^f'. 


THE 


Philadelphia  Directory, 
FOR    1801. 


CONTAININ 

THE  NAMES,  OCCUPATIONS,  AND  PLACES  OF  ABODB 
OF  THE  CITIZENS, 

ARRANGED  IN  ALPHABETICAL  ORDER : 
ALSO 


A  REGISTER 

OF    THE 

Conftitution  of  tlie  United  States — Minifters,  Confuls,  Sec. 
from  Foreign  Pov/ers  to  the  United  States  ;  and  from  the 
United  States  to  Foreign  Powers. 

WITH 

AN  ACCURATE  TABLE 

OF    THE 

Duties  on  Goods  ^  Wares,  and  Merchandize ;  with  further  infor- 
mation  respedling  the  Custom-House > 

TO  WHICH  IS   PREFIXED, 

An  Alphabetical  Lift  of  the  Streets,  Lanes,  and  Alleys. 

■-  "  •      ■        - 

By  CORNELIUS  WILLIAM  STAFFORD. 


PRINTED    FOR    THE    EDITOR,    BY 

William  W.  Woqdward,  No.  17,  Gfeefuut  Streets 
1801.  ' 


sgac^cfecfoofei&'Ja^sSa^^^'^^?  &s^e&^s*25&^:&sS^^?22 


PREFACE- 


JL  HE  Editor  begs  leave  to  inform  the  Public  that  his  mo- 
tive for  having  adopted  a  new  plan  originated  in  confe- 
quence  of  reports  in  circulation  that  the  two  lad  Direftories 
did  not  turn  out  fo  correct  as  could  have  been  wifhed.  He 
is  fen fible  that  the  whole  excellency  of  a  book  of  this  nature 
confiils  in  the  accuracy  of  the  names  and  confequently  in 
proportion  to  errors  found,  the  value  is  dirninilhed.  Under 
this  idea  he  adopted  the  plan,  and  at  the  fame  time  to  fatisfy 
the  minds  ofperfons  that  every  exertion  had  been  afforded 
which  the  work  merits,  which  circumflance  affords  his  mind 
happinefs.  It  will  be  acknowledged  that  names  cannot  be 
found  in  fo  fhort  a  time  as  upon  the  old  plan,  but  the  differ- 
ence is  trifling,  and  the  extra  trouble  is  amply  compenfated 
for,  by  the  profpeQ:  of  the  city.  The  index  is  in  alphabetical 
arrangement,  where  the  page  is  referred  to  for  whatever  name 
is  wanted.  Under  a  fenfe  of  my  having  difcharged  the  duty 
I  owe  the  public,  I  trufl  the  book  will  have  a  favorable  re^ 
ception.  I  did  intend  to  have  introduced  a  map  of  the  city, 
with  an  alphabetical  lift  of  the  trades  and  an  account  of  the 
land  and  water  fiages,  but  time  did  not  permit  me  the  plea- 
fure. 


Alphabetical  List 


OF    THE 


STREETS  IN  THE  CITY  and  LIBERTIES, 


So  that  the  reader  may  find  any  Street  required,  by  turning 

to  the  Page. 


ALMOND  Street     - 
Ann  Street 
Arch  Street 
Branch  Street 
Brown  Street 
Budd  Street 
Callow  hill  Street 
Carpenter  Street 
Catherine  Street 
Charlotte  Street 
Cherry  Street 
Chefnut  Street 
CiiriRian  Street 
Coates  Street 
Crab  Street 
Grown  Street 
Dock  Street 
j^ock  Street  (Little) 
Fayette  Street 
Filbert  Street 
Fitzwater  Street         ^    - 
Front  Street  in  the  city  (N.) 
Front  Street  in  the  city  (S.) 
Front  Street  (N.  L.) 
Front  Street  (S.  L.) 
GnfkiU  Street 
Geoige  Street 
Geimaa  Street 


Page. 

Page. 

^Sl 

Green  Street  (N 

.L.) 

-     153 

189 

St.  John  Street 

(N.  L.) 

'^S6 

7t 

Kunckle  Street 

(N.  L.) 

I90 

-       §4 

Laurel  Street 

- 

li8 

197 

Locnn  Street 

- 

128 

193 

Lombard  Street 

- 

103 

159 

Mary  Street  (S. 

L.)        - 

164 

122 

Margaret  Street 

(N.LO 

150 

160 

New  Street 

- 

84 

193 

New  Fourth  Street 

192 

76 

Noble  Street 

- 

195 

89 

Oak  Street  (N. 

L.) 

-      197 

164 

Oak  Street  (S.  L.) 

^S 

190 

PalTyLmk  Road 

- 

179 

185 

Pear  Street 

- 

.     lis 

I32 

Penn  Street 

- 

J  09 

96 

Pine  Street 

- 

lol 

121 

Plmnb  Street 

- 

182 

I35 

Powell  Street 

- 

120 

119 

Viime  Street 

- 

165 

185 

Prune  Street 

- 

no 

20 

Quarry  Street 

- 

l36 

47 

f^cen  Street 

- 

i6r 

13S 

Race  Street 

« 

79 

172 

Shippen  Street 

- 

180 

116 

Small  Street 

- 

I84 

116 

South  Street 

- 

106 

^58 

Spruce  Street 

- 

97 

C     vi     1 


Strawberry  Street 

Swanlbn  Street 

TamaHv  Street 

Union  Street 

Vernon  Street 

Vine  Street 

Walnut  Street 

Vv'ater  Street  (City) 

V/ater  Street  (N.  L.) 

Water  Street  (S.  L.) 

W'ater  Street  (Little) 

Zeen  Strett 

Second  Street  (South  city) 


Page. 
Ill 

177 

100 

1S7 

86 

93 

44 


122 
121 


Third 

Fourth 

Fifth 

Sixth 

Seventh 

Eighth 

Kinth 


do. 
do. 
dot 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 


5- 
57 
61 

64 

67 
G8 
69 
69 


Page. 

Tenth                do. 

70 

Eleventh           do. 

70 

Twelfth             do. 

71 

Second  Street  (North  city) 

24 

Third                  do. 

28 

Fourth               do. 

,32 

Fifth                  do. 

35 

Sixth                  do. 

3; 

Seventh            do. 

S9 

Eighth               do. 

41 

Ninth                do. 

■         4.3 

Tenth                do. 

43 

Eleventh            do. 

44 

Second  Street  (S.  L.) 

-    165 

Third                  do. 

568 

Fourth                do. 

170 

Fifth                   do. 

171 

Second  Street  (N.  L.) 

l4r 

Third                do. 

146 

Fourth              do.              - 

15° 

ALLEYS,  COURTS,  and  LANES. 


Page. 

Page. 

Apple-Tree  Alley 

1 28 

Coombes  Alley 

127 

Artilbry  Lane 

I'^i 

Cox's  Alley 

186 

E?.il  Alley 

186 

CreiTon's  Alley 

i33 

Baker's  Alley 

1^5 

CrefTon's  Court 

134 

Bearilickers  Court 

J  34 

Crooked  Billet  Alley 

I2S 

Bfck's  Alley. 

^35 

Cyprus  Alley 

118 

BKldio'B  Alley 

lf4 

Drinker's  Alley 

127 

Blackhorfe  Alley 

114 

Drinker's  Court 

121 

Brewer's  Alley 

189 

Elbow  Lane 

114 

Brown's  Court 

195 

Elfrith's  Alley 

I26 

Trook's  Court 

»25 

Elmfley's  Alley 

118 

B'lt'.ev's  Court 

196 

Farmer's  Row 

119 

Cahife  Lane 

106 

Fcaris's  Court 

137 

T^arter's  Alley 

112 

Franklin  Court 

115 

CsmTir.an's  Con  it 

loo 

Fromberger's  Court 

,37 

CUmcery  i^an'.; 

127 

Garrigues  Court 

nr 

CKurch  Alley 

129 

Goforth  Alley  ' 

112 

Clever  Alley 

121 

Gray's  Alley 

115 

C.>ates'  Alley 

125" 

Greenleaf's  Alley 

»23 

Conies'  Court 

196 

Groff's  Court 

135 

Cooper's  Cgurt 

107 

Hanci  Alley                : 

137 

'•1 


[     vii 


Page. 

- 

Page. 

Harmony  Court 

123 

Schievely's  Alley 

I31 

Hoffman's  Alley 

133 

Seiptz's  Cdlirt 

»35 

Jackfon's  Court 

135 

Shepherd's  Court 

»37 

Key's  Alley 

125 

Schievely's  Alley 

KM 

Lxtitia  Court 

i'3 

Schievely's  Court 

-        1S4 

Liberty  Alley 

^is 

Sim's  Alley 

123 

Loxley  Court 

J22 

South  Alley 

124. 

M'Gulloch's  Alley 

126 

Smith's  Court 

117 

Matlock's  Court 

^23 

Stall's  Court             '     - 

13- 

Mead  Alley 

187 

Stamper's  Alley 

iiS 

Mifflin  Alley 

113 

Starr  Alley 

134 

Moravian  Alley 

129 

Steinmetz  Court 

137 

MulberryXourt 

^32 

Sterling  Alley 

131 

Nicholfon's  Alley 

136 

Strawberry  Alley 

123 

Norris  Alley 

I'S 

Sugar  Alley 

120 

North  Alley 

124 

Summers  Court 

186 

Norton's  Court 

196 

Taylor's  Alley 

"5 

Parram's  Alley 

118 

Turner's  Court,  leading 

from 

Patton's  Court 

123 

Market  ftreet,  between  No. 

Pemberton's  Alley 

135 

210  Sc  2I2. 

Pewter  Platter  Alley 

128 

Videl  Court 

I23 

Pine  Alley 

186 

Waggonei's  Alley 

136 

Poplar  Lane 

192 

Watkins  Court 

130 

Prieft's  Alley 

J37 

Webb's  Alley 

»36 

Profpea  Alley 

136 

Well's  Alley 

197 

Rovvlinfon's  Court 

13s 

White  Horle  Alley 

-     JI4 

Relief  Alley 

117 

WTlling's  Alley 

"3 

Saffafras  Alley 

York  Court 

122 

Say's  Alley  (N.  L.) 

-      193 

Zachery's  Court 

J2S 

Say's  Alley 

137 

1 


[     9     ] 

THE 

Philadelphia  Directory, 
1801. 


J*  HIGH,  OR  MARKET-STREET. 
Beginning  on  the  north  side  near  the  Delaware* 

9  5     W  ILLIAM  Phares,  Market  ftreet  ferry 

si 

7  ^William  Wray,  Grocer. 

a 3     Margaret  Agnew,  widow,  grocer 

ij     Saninel  B.  Eyre,  hatter 

John  Crothers,  taylor  fouth  eaft  corner  of  Water  ft 
Jacob  Clements,  grocer  corner  of  Froot  ft 

17  Thomas  Peacan,  grocer 

5  >  Abraham  Sink,  hardware  merchant 

21 5 

23   James  Carman,  hatter 

25  Edward  Collins,  dealer  in  cheele 

27  Nathan  Ball,  merchant 

27  Thomas  Bifhop,  bottler 

29  Jofeph  Bifpham,  hatter 

29  James  Truman,  tin  plate-worker 

31  George  Roberts,  cutler 

31  Peter  Meneday,  mariner 

33  Charles  and  Jofeph  Pleafants,  ironmongers 

35  Jacob  C.  WikofF,  druggift 

37  Gheflbn,  widow,  Mary,  gentlewoman 

37  Haines  and  Jones,  merchants 

39  Ellis  Yarnall,  ironmonger  «^ 

41  Rogers  and  Donaldfon,  fliopkeepers 

41  William  Ball,  gentleman 

}  Edward  Glemans,  fruiterer 
Samuel  Bifphajn,  hatter 
William  Henry,  copperfraith 


E    10    j 

45  Philip  Sommcrkampj  druggift 

45  Thomas  Kole,  merchant 

47  Benjamin  Horner  and  Son, Ironmongers 

49  Jacob  Parke,  ironmonger 

51  Hall  and  Sellers,  printers 

53  James  Hutton,  ironmonger 

55  Atkinlon  Role,  taylor  and  ftorekeeper 

57  Benjamin  W.  Low,  merchant 

59  John  Richards,  ironmonger 

John  Hughes,  (hop-keeper  corner  of  ad  ft 
Frederick  Shinckle,  grocer  corner  2d  ft 

63  Saulnier  and  Wilion,  woolen  drapers,  mercers,  8cc» 

65  Jacob  Hamer,  merchant  taylor 

67  Burr  Ridgv/ay,  merchant 

Hannah  Hodge,  gen  tie  woman 

69  Michael  Newbold,  merchant 

John  Willis,  fhoe  dealer,  back  of  69 

71  Margaret  Hall,  fiiop-keeper 

73  Enoch  Green,  tavern-keeper  and  boarding  houfe 

75  Benjamin  Harbefon  and  Son,  copper  merchants 

77  Jacob  Benninglsjve,  jun.  tobacconift 

79  Abraham  Patton,  clock  and  watch  maker 

79  Jofeph  Price,  hatter 

Si  Benjamin  and  Mylcs  Griffith,  hatters 

Si  MaryM'AUQer,  fancy  ftore 

S3  William  Rofs  and  co.  merchants 

85  George  Abbott,  druggift  and  apothecary 

^7  Jofeph  and  James  Cruklhank,  bookfellers  and  ftatsoners. 

89  James  Guiibert  and  co.  merchants 

91  Leefon  Simmons,  mariner 

91  Jofeph  Simmons,  ironmonger 

93  Sarah  and  H.  Crifpin,  ftiop-keepers 

95  James  Darrach,  hatter 

97  C.  Roberts,  ironmonger 

99  Jonathan  Carmalt,  fliopkeepcr 
Caleb  Carmalt, 
10 1  Wiltberger  and  Smith,  ironmongers 
I  ^3  Samuel  Archer,  merchant 
105   vA^iU'am  Chancellor  and  co.  merchants 
107  Ifaac  Pearfon,  paper  ftore 
107  David  Seeger,  confedlioner 
III  Mary  Daly,  ftiopkeeper 

>'john  Walker,  hardware  dealer 
^^3    ^  Michael  Baker,  tin  plate  worker 


>  Donald  Catnach,  fruiterer 
S  ThoT 


^'^5    ^  Thomas  Hirfl,  tin  manufadurer 

119  Richard  Wifter  and  Konigmachcr,  ironmongers 

121  Anthony  Rufton,  fruiterer 

121  Samuel  Brooks,  glover  and  breeches  maker 

121  Catherine  Brooks, ,y^idow 

J  23  Elizabeth  Smith,  ftioj^keeper 


a*: 

kZ.. 

i? 

f.'"s 

HfeJ 

23  Henry  Schell,  tin  plate  worker  '  ■ 

25  Ann  and  Sarah  Afhbridge,  (hopkeepers 

25  John  Porter,  brufli  manufacturer 

27  Edward  Shoemaker,  merchant  "'^ 

27  Mrs.  De  Charms,  boarding  houfe 

'2^  Samuel  Eldredge,  merchant 

31  Thomfon  and  Price,  merchants 

3:;  J^ihn  Cook,  merchant 

35   Thomas  Wifter,  gentleman 

35  Gideon  H.  Wells,  merchant  • 

37  John  and  Abraham  Singer,  merchants  ^  ■ 

39  Lohra  and  Carlile,  merchants  ,^ 

39  Garrigues  aiod  Marfhall,  merchants  "^ 

41  Daniel  Wifter,  gentleman  f/V 

43  William  and  John  Wifter,  jun.  merchants  ir^ 

43  John  M.  Price,  merchant  ^  ^  ^     g^ 

45  John  Lifle,  jun.  and  co.  merchants  4%'  .O  ^ 

47  Benjamin  and  Jacob  Johnfon,  printers  and  bookfellers 
Twells  Morris  and  co.  brewery  between  145  and  149 

49  Jacob  Juftice  and  co.  merchants 

51  Jonathan  Jones,  merchant 

51  Owen  and  Jonathan  Jones,  merchants 

53  JtlTe  Sharplefs,  dry  good  merchant 

55  Lawrence  Seckel,  wine  merchant 

57  John  Davis  and  co.  merchants 

57  Richard  Maris,  merchant 

59  William  W.  Smith,  merchant  and  6  north  4  ft 

61  Lawrence  Herbert,  fliopkeeper 

63  John  White,  druggift  and  chymift 

65  Creffon  and  Wain,  merchants 

67  Stephen  Phiops,  fliopkeeper 

69  Philip  Stimel,  tobacccnift 

69  Roberts  and  Lyne,  copperfmiths 

71  Henry  Kennedy,  innkeeper 

73  Lewis  Mathey,  clock  and  watchmaker 

73  Jofeph  Blame,   botler 

73  John  Knorr,  cooper 

75  Robert  Coe  and  Son,  brufli  manufadlurers  and  ironmongers 

75  Godfrey  Twells,  brewer 

77  Shannon  and  Poalk,  auAioneers 
177  William  Shannon,  auctioneer 

Samuel  Sullivan  and  co.  potters  back  of  177 
179  '^'eter  Kuhn,  merchant 
181  Benjamin  Scull,  hatter 
183  Parke  and  M'Failand,  grocers 
185  George  Willig,  mufical  magazine 
187  Benjamin  Wetherill,  china  merchant 
189  Elizabeth  Cottringer,  china  ftore 
191  Jacob  Barge,  gentleman 
193  John  and  Charles  EUet,  ironmongers 
195  Jacob  Sperry,and  co.  merchants 


[      12     ] 

199  Giiier  and  Diehl,  merchants 

201  ]ofeph  Dilworth,  irorHnonger 

503  Henry  Zantzinger,  merchant 

205  John  Guier,  wine  merchant 

207  Jacob  Haffinger,  merchant 

209  WiUiam  Bates,  tobacconifl 

211  Frederick  Eckftein,  merchant 

213  Widow  Pembevcon, 

215  Thomas  Paffniore,  tin  plate  worker  and  japanner 

217  V\'illiam  Bell, 

219  William  Phillips,  gentleman 

2ig  Thomas  Smith,  gentleman 

221  Jacob  Shoemaker,  ijifiuance  broker 

223  Lewis  Neill,  merchant 

225  Henry  snd  Boggs,  merchants 

225  Alexander  Htnr'-,  merchant 

227  Ricba'd  Humphievi,  china  merchant 

229  Jobh  Clein,  merchant 

■231  Naihan  and  David,  fellers  wire  workers 

Hugh  and  John  jackfon,  merchants  corner  of  Sixth  ft 

Hngh  Jacklbn,  merchant 
233  John  Grandom,  gentleman 
235  Jofeph  Reed,  p.uorney  at  law 
.235  'i'homas  Barton  Zantzinger,  attorney  at  law 
235  Siilannah  Stanly,  boarding  houfe 
2:^7  Peter  Crefs,  fadler 
23.)  .T:>hn  Smith,  gentleman 
241  joh;,  Canp,  grocer 

243  Ch^rlcb  Riddle,  prothonotar  of  the  court  of  common  pleads 
245  James  Knox,  grocer  , 

247  Dubbs  and  Earl,  merchants 
249  John  Smith,  ironmonger 
251  Jacob  Reefe,  merchant 
253  Jofeph  Warner,  houfe-carpenter 
Gideon  Cox,  cooper,  back  of  253 
255  James  N.  Taylor,  grocer 
259  Rugan  and  Rhodes,  grocers 

261  Adam  Hains,  grocer  « 

263  Elizabeth  Febiger,  gentlewoman 
265  Samuel  Fulton,  grocer 
231  Philip  Stein  and  co.  merchants 
273  Henry  Steever  and  co.  grocers 
275  Ov/en  and  Charles  Foulke,  merchants 
-77  -John  Kibler,  flour  ftore  ^ 

z'j-j  Martin  Oldenbu  gh,  hair-drefier 
279  John  Perot,  merchant 
281  J.  H.  Brinton,  attorney  at  law 
283  Peter  Lex,  grocer 

285  John  Dunwfjody,  innkeeper  -     % 

287  Jacob  Trafel,  grocer 
289  Richard  North,  ftone  cutter 


[  1-  ] 

29 1  Henry  W.  Muhlenberg,  Avine  merchant 
293  George  Sheaff,  wine  merchant 
299  Ellillon  Perot,  merchant 

^\(  Ifrael  Whelan,  purveyor  of  public  fupplies 

305  David  Seckel,  grazier 

307  Robert  Fielding,  coach  maker 

3«9  Clayton  Earl,    merchant 

311  George  Davis,  grocer 

313  Ezekjei  Maddock,  grocer 

317  John  Gueft,  merchant 

319  George  Davis,  merchant  and  lawbook  fe]ler 

321  Samuel  Breck,  gentleman 

323  George  Reinnold,  gentleman 

325  Robert  Fielding,  coach  maker 

329  Ann  Kennedy,  gentlewoman 

331  Gafper  W.  Morris,  brewer 

333  Rebecca  Shoemaker,  gentlewoman 

335  Samuel  Pleafants,  merchant 

337  Paul  Sieman,  merchant 

David  Ogden,  heufe  carpenter  between  9  and  10  ft 

Jam.es  Traquare,  ftone  cutter  corner  of  10  It 

Miller  and  Bennet,  ftone  cutters  corner  of  10  ft 

Jame3  Sinclair,  grocer  corner  of  10  ft 

Benjamin  Britton  and  ce.  lumber  merchantSj  market  ft  near  9  ft 

David  Scott,  white  fmith,  near  10  ft 

James  Robb,  porter  near  10  ft 

John  Field,  merchant  corner  lift 

Edward  Shoemaker,  ironmonger  betw'een  11  and  12  ft    - 

Jeremiah  Parker,  merchant  do  do 

James  S.  Cox,  preiident  of  the  infurance  co.  of  Pennfylvania   da 

Samuel  Mifflin,  corner  of  12  and  Market  ft 

Beginning  on  the  south  side  near  the  Delaware, 

2  Z.  and  W.  C.  Whitall,  grocers 

4  John  Micklejohn,  grocer 

6  Andrew  Boyd,  fliopkeeper 

8  Thomas  Munns,  tavernkeeper 
10  William  Newell,  grocer 
12  George  M'Dowell,  taylor 
14  Jacob  Clarke,  grocer 
16  James  Stokes,  merchant 
16  John  Lindfey,  china  ftore 
18  Jacob' Earneft,  fruiterer 
20  Malcolm  Wright,  copperfmith 
22  Robert  Aiken,  printer  and  baoUreller 
24  James  Taylor, 
24  Nathaniel  Thomas,  tea  dealer 

26  William  Y.  Rogers,  merchant  •     • 

28  Richard  Hopkins,  ironmonger 
30  Alexander  Fullerton 


I 


t  ^^  ] 

30  Daniel  Pcrrin,  fhoe  dealer 
Jacob  Kanous,  fhoe  dealer 
32  John  Carrell,  ironmonger 
34.  William  Pearibn,  hatter 
36  Margaret  Bofborn, 
^6  Benjamin  Cl;»rke,  watch  and  clock  maker 
38  William  Shibe,  grocer 
40  Henry  Manly,  fhoe  warehoufe 
42  Martha  Fox,  milliner 
44  Anthony  Simmons,  gold  fmith  and  jeweller 
44  Samuel  Alexander,         do  do 

46  James  H.  Cole,  natter 
46  Michael  Kean,  fhoe  ftore 
48  Jonathan  and  Thomas  Dungaa,  grocers 
50  James  M'Glathery,  ironmonger 
50  Francis  Courtney,  fhoe  warehoufe 
52  Smith  and  Gonard,  fhoe  warehoufe 

54  John  Elliott  CrefTon,  conveyancer 
56  Joleph  B.  Smith,  ironmonger 

55  Widow  Kitts,  innkeeper 
58  John  Arnolc!,  fhoe  dealer 
60  Robert  Taylor,  fruiterer 
62  Jofeph  MeiiTon,  grocer 
64  James  Coflals,  flioe  dealer 

Charles  Wall,  glover  and  breeches  maker 
Janaes  M'Donnald,  tave-n-keeper 
&6  Matthias  Lamar,  filver-fmith 
70  Thomas  Kelly,  fhoe  warehoufe 
72  Griffith  Edwards,  grocer 
74  Efther  Vredenburgh,  fhopkeeper 
74  Ifaac  Vredenburgh,  mariner 
76  William  HoldernefTe,  merchant 
78  Mary  Baker,  flwpkeeper 
So  Lewis  Taylor,  fhoe  warehoufe 

Michael  Kitts,  inn-keeper 
S2  Earl  Downs,  fliocmaker 

Thomas  Elockley,  ironmonger 
84  Ifaac  C.  Jones,  dry  good  merchant 
86  Hopkins  and  Kowell,  ironmongers 

Samuel  Meeker,  flioemaker 
S8  Peter  Graffard,  grocer 
go  John  Fries,  merchant 
92  George  Dobfon,  merchant 
94  JofcpTi  Anthony,  gold-fmith  and  jewcHei- 
96  Robert  Evans,  jun.  hatter 

f  onathan  Lukens,  fadler 
98  jofeph  Hardy,  innkeeper 
100  Rachel  Greble,  widov/,  innkeeper 
102  Bradley  and  Keighler,  copperfmiths 
304  James  Poultney,  ironmonger 
zc6  James  Humphreys,  printer,  bookfeller  and  nations r 


io8 
:io 
;i2 

14 
:i6 

:i8 

[20 
[22 

;24 
;26 

t28 

130 
132 
34 
=  36 
=  38 

140 
[42 
144 
[46 
[48 
[50 

'52 

154 

:6 


[60 
[62 
164 
166 
[68 
[70 
[72 
^74 
[76 
178 
[80 
184 
[90 
C92 
194 

.96 

ig8 
200 


[      1-'      ] 

Charles  Gilchrift,  merchant 

Seth  Craig  and  co.  faddlcrs 

Charles  Schroeder,   confectioner 

Robert  Bals,  apothecary 

John    Collet,   lea  captain 

Matthew  Carey,  printer  and  bookfeller 

Klaer,  Graflf  and  co.  merchants 

John  Gravenftine,  fruiterer 

John  Poultney,  ironmonger 

Poultney  and  Gumming,  hardware  merchants 

William  Richards,  fkin  drefler 

David  Richards,  hatter 

H.  Croflraan,  grocer 

John  Decamps,  merchant 

William  Jones,  fadier 

William  M'D.  ugall,  hatter  and  hofier 

T.  B.  Freeman,  rnerchant 

Mary  Nicholas,  gentlewoman 

George  Davis,  grocer 

Lewis  Farmer,  innkeeper 

John  Biddle,  druggift  and  apothecary 

William  Phillip;,  faddler 

James  Smith,  ironmonger 

Pancoaft  and  Walker,  ironmongers 

John  Rihle,  tobacconift 

>  Bickham  and  Reefe,  merchants 

William JR-ihle,  dealer  in  leather 
John  Poultney,  fenior,  ironmonger 
John  N.  Hagenau,  merchant 
Adolph  Ehringhaus,  merchant 
Jofeph  Baldeiqui,  gentleman 
George  Heyl,  tcbacconift 

Martm  and  Holmes,  fadlcrs  and  bamels  makers 
Ebenczer  Braiiham,  innkeeper 
Aime  Lavenir,  grocer 
George  Sheaffaad  co.  wine  merchants 
Cochrane  and  Thurfby,  merchants 
William  Jones,  gentleman 
Edward  Lynch,  merchant 
Jonathan  Miller,  merchant 
Abrahtm  Kinfey,  gentleman 
Henry  Sheaff",  wine  merchant 
Anthony  and  John  Kennedy,  merchants 
John  Francis,  hotel 
Robert  Kid,  copper  merchant 
Jofliua  B.  Bond,  merchant 
Peter  Gravenfline,  fruiterer  and  confectioner 

Her.r)-  C.  Helmuth,  minifterof  the  German  Lutherian   congregation 
J'jhn   Mickle,  grocer 
George  Strayley,  innkeeper 


1 


[     16     ] 

202  Williiim  Marley,  flioemaker     . 
204  Peter  Eigelbererner,  baker 
206  Philip  Dick>  grocer 
208  Adam  Lechler,  reed  maker 

Thomas  Pearfon,  Sadler  '  •    •      •  . 

210  Jacob  Thomion,  grocer 

212  William  Turner,  gentleman  - 

216  Charles  Barrington,  fruiterer  and  bottler 

2l8> 

220  \  J°^'^  Tomlinfon,  innkeeper  • 

222  Jofeph  Lehman,  druggift  and  apothecary 

224  Thomas  Graham,  grocer 

226  Samuel  Axford,  Taylor 

i28  David  Kennedy,  carver  and  gilder 

230  Jacob  Cox,  merchant  * 

232  G.  Simon  and  Hyman  Gratz,  merchants 

234  Bakis  Emerick,  baker 

236  Batt  Doyle,  difiiller  and  tobacconifl 

next  Elizabeth  Roufe, 

John  Hinckle,  potter 
George  Apple,  hair  dreffer 
244  1  homas  Murgatroyd,  merchant  \ 

246  Samuel  Murgatroyd,  merchant 
248  Thomas  C^adwaUider,  attorney  at  law 
25©  Henry  Steever,  grc^cer 
254  John  Watfon,  merchant 
256  John  Hills,  iurveyor  and  drafdman 

Maiy  Hills,  academy  for  young  ladies 
258  Benjamin  Chew,  attorney  at  law 
260  William  Rawie,  attorney   of  the  United    States   for  the  diflrld  of 

Pennlylvania 
262  George  Wefcot^copper  merchant 
266  John  Smith,  maftle  malbn 
268  Joel  Wefcott,  carter  v 

M.  Gunkle,  next 
27®  Simon  Gratz,  grocer 
272  William  Harr::iton,  houfe  carpenter 
274  Thomas  Lciper,  tobacconifl 

276  A.  J.  Dallas,  fccretary  of  the  commonwealth  of  Pennfylvanla 
278  Pennel  Beale,  ca*)!net  and  chair  maker 

Oliver  Evans,   dealer  in    bolting-cloths,   fait   and    plaiftcr  of  Paris, 
mill-ftones,  Sec.  corner  of  9  ft 

John  Smith,  houfe  carpenter,  S.  W.  corner  of  9  ft 

Abraham  Marcoe,  merchant,  near  gth  ft 

C.  F.  Legrand,  carver  and  ftone  cutter  corner  of  10  ft 

Thomas  Smith,  judgtof  the  fuprecne  court,  near  i©  ft 

Levin  Birckhead,  crach  maker,  near  ic  ft 

John  Clifford,  merchant,  between  10  and  11  ft 

JohnDunlap,  gentlemiin,  corner  12  ft 


[     17     ] 

North  Water  Street, 

J  Nathan  Eyre,  taylor 

3  Matthias  Kecley,  merchant 

5  Robert  Imlay,  mtrchant 

5  Hugh  Chrifty,  grocer 

7  John  Taggart,  merchant 

9  John  Groves,  grocer 

9  James  M'Cijrach,  wine  merchant 
II  Grooke  Stevenlbn,  merchant 
13  L.  Cioufillat,  merchant 
15  Samuel  S.  Sterling,  merchant 
17  John  Murphy,  tobacconill 
19  Thomas  Lawrence,  cooper  and  guager 
23  Stephen  Girard,  merchant 
35  Allen  Ridgway,  merchant 
27  Eliflia  Fifher,  merchant 
29  Philip  Care,  merchant 
31  North  and  Haikins,  merchants 
33  Joleph  Pryor,  grocer 
35  George  Wilfon,  merchant 
37  G.  and  H.  Colhoun,  merchants 
37  Hugh  Colhoun,  merchant 
'>9  Montgomery  and  Newbold,  merchants 
41  EUiftoii  and  John  Per^t,  merchants 
43  Samuel  Crawford,  grocer 

45  Matthew  WeR,  tavernkeeper 

47  Smith  and  Wood,  merchants 

47  Hutchins  and  Clement,  merchants 

49  Job  Butcher,  grocer 

5 1  Hugh  and  Jofeph  Ely,  merchants 

53  Robeibn  and  Paul,  merchants 

55  John  Clarke,  merchant 

57  Robert  Burkhart,  hair  dreffer 

59  Simeon  Dillingham,  innkeeper 

61  Ifaac  Wain  Wright,  block-maker 

63  H.  Woodruff,  h^r  drefler 

65  Timothy  Paxfon,  merchant 

67  Thomas  Fergufon,  bifcuit-baker 

■^9  John  Steinmetz,  jun.  merchant 

71  John  L.  Clarke,  merchant 

73  Vanuxen  and  Clarke,  merchants 

75  Lawrence  Huron,  merchant 

77  William  T.  Smith,  merchant 

79  Thomas  Elder,  merchant 

81  Jofeph  Summerl,  merchant 

§3  Summerl  and  Brown,  merchants 

85  Jabez  Stockman,  tavernkeeper 

87  Care  and  Wilfon,  flour  merchants 

87  Edward  Gray,  flax.feed  ftore 

91  Benjamin  Reynolds,   guager  and  cooper 
93  Peter  Care,  merchant 


1 


[      18     ] 

95  Pratt  and  Kinfiug,  merchants 

97  Benjamin  Reynolds,  cooper  and  guager 

Thomas  Bowen,  Ihip  joiner 
99  Samuel  Sailor,  painter  and  glazier 
Thomas  Bowen,  ftiip  joiner 

Thomas  Allibone,  flour  merchant  corner  of  Race  11 
III  Samuel  Richards,  iron  merchant 
113  Richard  E.  Smith,  merchant 
119  Jacob  Downing,  merchant 
121  John  Vaudervetke,  gentieman 
123  Latimer  and  Murdoch,  merchants 
125  Michael  Bright,  gentleman 
127  Nicholas  Diehl  and  Son,  merchants 


129  > 


William  Innes  and  co.  brewers 


135  Kufus  Green,  fea  captain 

137  John  AUbp,  flour  merchant 

M'Kinzey  and  Wildey,  fhip  joiners 

139  William  Flintham,  flax  feed  andftave  merchant 

141  Sarah  Flake,  hucklter 

143  John  Wilkinfon,  fail  maker 

145  William  Hamilton,  taylor 

J  47  John  Britton,  jun.  lumber  merchant 

Vanfife  and  Burrows,  fhip  chandlers,  corner  of  Vine  ft 
David  Rofe,  grocer  corner  of  Vine  ft 

next  James  Welt,  merchant 

163  Thomas  Town,  fea  captain 

165  William  Henderfon,  fifliing  tackle,    coal  ftore  and  fait  meafurfcr 
Ifaiah  Beck,  tavernkeeper 

Peter  Walters,  bifcuit  baker,  between  Callowbill  and  Vine  ft 
William  Brown  &  Son,  bifcuit  bakers  between  Callowhill  &  Vine  fi: 
Steward  and  Dewitt,  lumber  merchants  do  do 

Jonathan  Knight,  lumber  merchant  do  do 

James  Canin,  ftorekeeper  do  do 

Benjamin  and  ]ames  Cooper,  jun.  lumber  merchants         do 
Bennoni  Dare,  boarding  houfe  do 

Thomas  Hamilton,  infpedtor  of  boards  do  do 

Jane  Murphy,  grocer  corner  of  Callowhill  ft 
William  Scull,  tavernkeeper,  corner  of  Callowhill  ft 
j  ames  Mofley,  labourer,  near  do 

Ifaac  Davis,  boot  and  flioe  maker  do 

William  and  Jacob  WaynCj  lumber  merchants  'above    Callowhill  ft 
Keyfer  and  Gorgas,  lumber  merchants  above  Callowhill  ft 

>  Hugh  Chrifty,  grocer 

6  Squire  Clevenger,  taylor 

8  George  Chambers,  taylor 
10  Alexander  Anderfon,  taylor 
12  Paul  Brown,  taylor 
J  4  John  Stroup,  taylor 
16  William  Jiembel,  taylor 


[     19     } 

i8  John  Sailer,  taylor 

22  Enoch  Thomfon,  merchant 

24  Daniel  Eftell,  taylor 

28  Richard  Loudcnflager,  taylof 

30  Peter  Stites,  taylor 

32  David  Lownct^,  taylor 

34  John  Livezcy,  taylor 

36  John  D.  Campbell,  taylor 

40  Keen  and  Stillwell,  merchants 

42  George  Wilfon,  merchant 

46  Amos  Taylor,  jiin.  merchant 

48  Baker  and  Cox,  merchants 

50  J.  M.  Schlafman,  taylor 

52  John  Burner,  taylor 

54  Phoebe  Duncan, 

56  Shoemaker  and  Cryder,  merchants 

58  Shannon  and  Smith,  iron  merchants 

70  Sloan  and  Wilfon,  taylors 

72  Afa  Elkinton,   taylor 

John  S.  Hillman,  taylor,  corner  of  Arch  ft 

74  George  Hannold,  taylor 

76  John  R.  Stam,  innkeeper 

78  Sufannah  Burke,  boarding  houfe 

80  George  Kuhn,  fea  captain 

84  Edward  Gormin  Stevadore, 

86  Sufannah  Leahy, 

88  Michael  Bartlc,  block  maker 

90  Benjamin  Story,  taylor 

Mary  Corbet,  boarding  houfe 

92  Mary  Burns,  boarding  houfe 

94  Samuel  Stowe,  mariner 

Johanna  Martin,   widow 
no  Eleanor  Johnfon,  •widow,  boarding  houfe 

Elberfon  and  Sbufter,  oak  coopers 
112  Jehn  Adams,  grocer 
lift  John  Jones,  taylor 
118  Arthur  Colrick,  taylor 
120  John  Hyneman,  taylor 
122  Philip  Mitnian,  taylor 
124  George  Swarlz,  taylor 
T28  John  Scott,  tavernkeeper  and  grain  raeafurer 

Chriftian  Buzby,  taylor 
130  "V^niliam  Graff,  taylor 

Jacob  Gauffman,  flioemaker 
132  Andrew  Stewart,  tavernkeeper 
140  Hannah  Marlhall,   tavernkeeper 

Ann  Anderfon,  feamftrefs 
146  Thomas  Higbee,  windfor  chair  maker 
150  Charles  Fleming,  tavernkeeper 
152  "Widow  Kioiberj 


[     20     ] 

154  Barbara  Wood,  widow 

156  George  Rutter,  grocer 

next  ?Iannah  Simpfon,  widow 

160  Bernard  Seipe,  taylor 

362  James  Hawk,  • 

166  JolmCafe,  boarding  houfe 

168  James  White,  mariner 

170  John  Armftrong,  mariner 

178  John  Young,  mariner 

jUo  Sufannah  Kinney,  huckfter 

182  Ifaac  Johnfon,  grocer 

184  Ann  Golhoun,  ftorekeeper 

188  James  Weekam,  taylor 

190  Margaret  Wifeman,  huckller 

Eleanor  Kelly,  grocer 
394  Mary  Snyder,  grocer 
196  Ghrillian  Bofbylhil,  taylor  * 

198  Samuel  W.  Stevenfon,  hatter 

Mary  Sutter,  grocer 
200  George  Abel,  flioemaker 
202  Frederick  Stelwaggon,  iron  merchant 
204  Roger  Tage,  tavernkeeper 
212  Frederick  Stall,  rope  maker  andfiiip  chandler 

Sarah  Piercy,  feamftrefs,  near  Vine  ft 

Thomas  Adams,  lliallopman     do 

North  Front  Street. 
2  James  Gannon,  dry  good  merchant 
4  Jofeph  Budd,  hatter 
6  White  and  Gonrad,  merchants 

Soloman  White         do 
"S  Phineas  Daniel,  merchant 
30  Edward  Rowley,  merchant 

Richard  Wall,  windfor  chair  maker  back  of  lo 
3  2  John  Sykes,  hatter 

William  Maris,  ironmonger 
34  Thomas  Wifhart,  tallow  chandler 
36  Samuel  Rickey,  grocer 
38  Thomas  White,  boot  and  (hoe  maker 
20  Caleb  Peirce,  ironmonger 
24  John  Morrell,  china  and  glafs  merchant 
26  M'Gallmont  and  Boys,  merchants 
28  James  Baker,    merchant 

James  Miller,  ftevadore,  back  o£  28 
^o  Henry  Drinker,  junior,  merchant 
32  John  Thomas,  merchant 
34  Mary  and  Elizabeth  Foulke,  gentlewomen 

Jofeph  Merrefield,  merchant 
36  Robert  M'Kean,  auiSlioneer 
38  Jofeph  Shoemaker,  filverfmith 
40  Ifaac  Norris,  hatter 


^^ 


[     21      ] 

42  Joffpb  Kay,  hatter 

Mocre  and  Fergerfon,  gold  and  filver  fmitk 
44  William  Gerhard,  hatter 
46  Knox,  Henderibn,  and  co.  merchants 
48  William  Widdifield,^hair  maker         , 
50  William  Cox,  chair  maker 
52  John  Fohvell,  merchant 
54  Benjamin  AVcil,  and  co.  merchants 
56  Jofluia  Lippencott,  merchant 
58  E.  Cohen,  merchant 
60  Baker  and  Comegys,  merchants 
62  Harvey  and  Worth,  merchants 
62  Samuel  Harve}-,  merchant 
64  Robert  Cowpar,  botler 
66  William  Hunt,  perfumer 
68  Joel  Gibbs,  hatter 
70  Jacob  Ritter,  fhopkeeper 
72  Eenjaniin  Oldden,  fhoemaker 
74  William    Bradford,  printer  and  bookfeller 
76  Benjamin  Nones,  broker 
78  Samuel  Allen,  merchant 
80  John  Inlkeep,  mayor 
82  John  Carpenter,  innkeeper 
84  Meichoir  Larer,  bcttler 
86  H«nry  Dankel,  baker 
JjS  Catherine  Honogrcat, 

John  Webb,  cabinet  maker 
Robert  Gav/,  windfor  chair  maker 
go  Gilbert  Gaw,  windfor  chair  maker 

ThomRs  Janvier,  cabinet  maker 
92  James  Stewart,  grocer 
94  Sharon  Carter,  grocer 
96  John  Skyrin,  merchant 
98  Henry  Slaefman,  gentleman 
100  Ephraim  Haines,  cabinet  maker 
102  Abraham  Carlile,  ironmonger 

Liberty  Browne,  gold  fmith  and  jeweller 
104  William  Hahn,  muflard  and  chocolate  manufa£tuver 
106  Chriltian  Hahn,  muftard  and  chocolate  manufaclnfer 

Mary  Finigan,  milliner  and  mantua  maker 
108  Michael  Beck,  tobacconift 

Paul  Chierdel,  taylor  ^ 

Benjamin  Lee,  bricklayer 
110  Henry  Drinker,  merchant  , 

1 1 2  Henry  Pratt,  merchant 
114  James  Hartley,  gentleman 
116  William  Morris,  iea  captain 
Ann  Robins,  gentlewoman 
Henry  Marks,  bottler 
118  C.  Cavender,   grocer 

William  Moulder,  fchool  mailer  comcr  of  Uace  ft 


[     22     ] 

122  Heniy  Rigby,  cabinet  maker 

Nathan  Lock,  cabinet  maker 
124  John  Harris,  lea  captain 
126  John  Bunting",  houi'e  carpenter 
128  Diicoing  and  Lecombe,  merchants 
130  Robert  Montier,   bottler 

Caleb  Pearce,  hatter 
132  Robert  Bethell,  Ihip  chandler 
134  William  Pintard,  cutler  and  furgeonsinllrument  maker 

Mary  Harper,  gentlewoman 
136  Thomas  Bryan,  cabinet  maker 
138  Thomas  Bryan,  grocer 
140  Geovge  Emrick,  mufic  mailer 

John  Einvick,  baker 
142  Hugh  M'CuUoch,  flax  feed  merchant 
144  Samuel  Bolton,  hatter 

346  Soloman  Parke  and  co.  watch  and  clock  makers 
34S  John  Brown,  cabinetmaker 
150  John  B.  Ackley,  windlbr  chair  maker 
156  Smith  and  Ridgway,  merchants 
T^S  James  Smith,  merchant 
160  Jacob  R.idgway,  merchant 
162") 

164  V- Jacob  "VVayne,  cabinet  maker 
i66j 

168  Jofeph  Warner,  lad  and  heel  maker 
170  Rebecca  Inkfon,  Ihopkeeper 

'    >  William  Rufli,  carver 

176  Amos  Stackhoufe,  china  (lore 
178  Alexander  Wilfon,  grocer 

Margaret  Stockhoufe, 
i^o  Gaw  and  M'Gee,  grocers 
I  Thomas  Moore,  I'adler 
3  Hannah  Holland,  raerchaat 
5  Eleanor  Delamar,  china  ll:ore 
7  Henry  Treniper,  fliojikeeper 
9  Aaron  Kay,  innkeeper 
II  Paul  Brown,  taylor 

John  Potter,  copperfmlth 
15  Jacob  Carver,  watch  and  clock  maker 
15  John  Sykes,  hatter 
17  William  Hembel,  jun.  merchant 
19  John  Sykes,  hatter 

Richard  C.  Creffon,  merchant 
21  Juftice  and  Tyfon,  merchants 

Jofeph  Tyfon,  merchant 
23  llogeis  and  Donaldfon,  fiiopkeepers 
25  Jane  Taylor,  Ihopkeeper 
27  David  Ackley,  fliopkeeper 
Widow  Greenway> 


[     23     ] 

29  Barbara  Bofs,  brufli  raanufadurer 

31  E.  Lyons,  ftore keeper 
John  Wyand,  baker 

33  John  Hallman,  boot  a^dfhoe  maker 

35  Joleph  Cooper,  (hopkeeper 

37  Thomas  aiidShreve,  merchants 

^9  Thomas  and  John  Clifford,  merchants 
Eliflia    Fiflier  and  co.  merchants 

4.1  Samuel  S.  Bradford,  printer 

43  Elizabeth  Harris,  gentlewoman 

45  Samuel  Sanfom,  merchant 
Jofeph  Sanfom,  merchant 
William  Trotter,  merchant 
John  Kirk,  fliopkeeper 

47  Kathan  Field,  merchant 

49  William  Miller,  tobacconift 

51  Jade  Duncan,  huckfter 

53  Francis  Tribout,  hair  dreffer  and  perfumer 

55  Samuel  Barber,  merchant 

57  Alfopand  Clement,  merchants 

59  Conrad  Keller,  tin  plate  worker 

61  Drinker  and  Bartow,  merchants 

63  Richard  Folwell,  printer 
.  65  Samuel  Wetherill  and  Son,  drnggifls,  oil  Sc  colourmen 

69  Dennis  Peafe,  fea  captain 

71  Mordecai  Wetherill,  druggifc,  oil  and  colourman 

•73  James  Cornyn,  mariner  and  boarding  houfe 
Nathaniel  Potts,  grocer 

75  Jofeph  Brittin,  tavernkeeper 

79  Jacob  Halzelj  chair  maker 

81  Ifaac  Wainvvright,  block  maker 

83  William  Bowen,  chair  maker 

S5  Nathaniel  Bayne,  turner 
Jeffe  Mears,  cabinet  maker 

87  Jacob  Martin,  cabinet  and  windfor  chair  maker 

89  Shoemaker  and  Poole,  boot  and  fhoe  makers 

91  John  Williamsj  mariner 

93  Chriftiau  GuUager,  portrait  and  ornamental  painter 

95  Roney  and  Son,  boot  and  Shoemakers 

97  Matthias  Smith,  hair  dreffer 
103  Daniel  King,  chair  maker 
i®5  Philip  C.  Sommcrkamp,  druggin: 
107  Ifaac  Cathrall,  M.  D. 

113  Brazizia  Gardner,  mate  ■«- 

115  Adam  Reefe,  Jlioemaker 
117  James  Wood,  merchant 
119  George  Campbell,  attorney  at  law 
123  Jihn  Keffcr,  boot  and  Ihoe  maker 
125  Alexander  Mitchell,  hair  dreffer 

John  Scott,  grocer 
127  Hampton  Woodruff,  barber 


[     24     J 

129  Elizabeth  Chriftian,  bifcuu  baker 

J31  Thomas  Rain,  windfor  chair  maker 

1:53  Prudence  Copeland,  milliner 

135  Hannah  Curtain,  grocer  ^ 

139  John  Hood,  block  maker 

141  Peter  Browne,  blackfmith  and  juftice  of  the  peace 

143  John  Patteribn,  Qiip  joiner 

14-  James  ?2d\vards,  iea  captain 

ftext  William  Fling,  painter  and  glazier 

next  Jofeph  Blyth,  hairdreffer 

161  lacob  Bechtel,  boot  and  (hoe  maker 

163  Barnard  Seipe, 

165   John  Wharton,  bleeder 

107  John  Heilig,  watch  and  clock  mak-er 

169  Ifaac  Jones,  tobacconifl 

173  William  Smith,  jun.  merchant 

175  Edward  Burroughes,  fhip  maflcr 

177  Jacob  Bright,  lea  captain 

179  Mr.  Daly,  fea  captain 

Mofes  GrifSn,  fea  captain 
183  John  Hyde,  lea  captain  '* 

185   Emanuel  Prieft,  caulker 

Rent  Pruethomme,  gentleman 
189  John  Keith,  grocer 
191    vVilliam  Kelly,  taylor 
193  Jofeph  Vanfife,  fea  captain 
195  George  Rice,  boot  and  (hoe  maker 

Mary  Purvefs, 

Eleanor  Boyle,  feamftrefs, 
197  Efizubeth  Rufh,  Ihopkeepcr 
201  W.  G.Oliver,  printer  1 

203  Samuel  W.  Stevenfon,  hatter 

Tiiomas  Flowers,  tavernkeeper  corner  of  Vine  ft 

North  Sscmid  Street. 
I  John  Hughes,  fhopkeeper 
3  Hughes  and  Fritz,  fliopkeepers 
1;  Jacob  Warren,  chcefe  monger 
Samuel  Rofs,  fliopkeeper 
Ifrael  Jacobs,  gentleman 
7  Richard  Thatcher,   fliopkeeper 
9  Watkins  and  Robinfon,  merchants 
II  Thomas  MarQiall,  glafs,  oil  and  colom'man 
James  Dilworth,  ironmonger 
ChriRian  Wiltberger,  goldfmith 
13  Philip  Garrett,  clock  and  v.'atch  maker 

Ifaac  ParriOi,  hatter 
17  Sainuel  Parrilh,  merchant 
19  Jones  and  Paxfon,  merchants 
IT  Armat  and  Copper,  merchants 
23  Ifaac  Seimon,  M.  D. 


[     25     ] 

li^  Robert  T.  Rawle,  bookfeller  and  ftationer  ' 

Aibury  Dickins,  bookfeller  and  Ilationer 

27  Reay  King,  ironmonger 

29  Z.  (Collins,  Hjerchant 

31  William  Wilfon,  flationer^ 

33  James  Robinlbn,  jun.  merchaHt 

35  Elijah  Waring,  merchant 

37  James  A.  Alexander,  tavlor 

.39  John  Thornton,  innkeeper 

41  James  Dilworth,  ironmonger,  oil  and  glafs  ftore 

43  Thomas  Parry,  fhopkeeper 

45  Samuel  Read,  Ihopkeeper 

47  Richard  Dilworth,  llerekeeper 

49  Parkes  Boyd,  pewterer 

51  Amos  Wickerlham,  grocer 

53  Jollah  Lnfbey,  carpeting  warehoufc 

55  Samuel  Ifrael,  auctioneer 

57  Richard  Jones,  merchant 

Mary  Craig  widow,  gentJewomaa 

59  James  Chandler,  innkeeper 

61  Mahlon  Hutchinlon,  merchant 

63  Robert  Barnhill,  ftorekeeper 

65  Abraham  Dubois,  gold  and  filver  fmith 

67  Thomas  Shewell,  Ihopkeeper 

65  Mary  Gregory,  fhopkeeper 

71  Samuel  Walker,  grocer 

73  Philip  Toner,  grocer 

75  John  Carr,  taylor 

T.  Bingham,  dye  finker  and  letter  cutter 
James  Brearley,  watch  and  clock  maker 

77  John  Miller,  grocer 

8 1  Peter  Brabant,  fadler 

83  James  Gillingham,  hatter 

85   William  Taylor,  jun.  merchant 

87  Jofeph  Tiedreck,  ihopkeeper 

89  John  Gartland,  china  ftore 

91  Michael  H'dligas,  alderman 

93  James  Rowland  and  co.  iron  merchants 

95  Jofeph  B.  M'Kean,  lawyer 

99  Jofeph  Wildes,  taylor 
101  Robert  Dawfon,  fhopkeeper 
103  Smith  and  Helmuth,  merchants 
105  Thomas  Hirft,  tin  manufacturer 
XG7  Maulthropand  Street,  exhibition  of  wax  figure'? 
109  Lewis  Emery,  hatter 
III  John  Detrick,  trunk malicr 
113  Elizabeth  Craig,  china  flore 
115  John  Rohr,  black  fmith 
117  Hazlehurft  and  Son,  merchants 

Robert  Hazlehurft,  attorney  atla'.v 
119  Daniel  Stone,  fhopkeeper 

D 


L    26     ] 

21  John  Troubat,  taylor 

23  Ifaac  Thomas,  flioe  ware  houfe 

25  Peter  Kurtz,  gentleman 

Jacob  Kurtz,  tobacconifl  ^ 

27  George  Cook,  taylor 

29  A.  and  CharlesBraudt,  watch  and  clock  raakcrs 
31  William  Rogers,  grocer 
33  Samuel  Neave,  iron  merchant 
35  John  Louis,  perfumer 

George  Maris,  muffin  baker  corner  of  Race  rt 
37  Leonard  Jacoby,  merchant 
39  George  Heyl,  attorney  at  law 

Jacob  Harman,  blackl'mith 
.J  I  Jane  Own,  fliopkeeper 
43  Frederick  Kuhl,  gentleman 
45  Caxheiine  Hall,  milliner 

Charlotte  Newhman,  back  of  145  filk  dyer 
47  Mr.  Langlade,  taylor 

Catherine  Filler,  boarding  houie 
49  George  cook,  taylor 
51  Jofeph  Green wav,  grocer 
53  David  Jones,  hatter 
55  John  Maybm,  merchant 
57  Elizabeth  Wiltberger,  fhoe  warelioufe 
5q  John  Henderfon,  fliopkeeper 
6r  Jacob  Brown,  iron  flore 
63  Martin  Hamilead,  (hoe  warehoufe 
67  Jacob  Brown,  iron  feller 
69  Martin  Saurman,  hatter 
71  James  Morrel!,  hatter 

Ifaac  Hough,  clerk  in  the  mint 

John  Swum,  painter  and  glazier  back  of  171 
73  Jofeph  Galley,  tobacconift 
75  Henry  Kohr,  blackfmith 
77  Jofeph  Hertzog,  grocer 
79  George  Jacobs,  tobacconift 
83  AHibel  Green,  D.  D.  one  ci"  the  minifters  of  the  ft- cond  Prefbyterian 

Church 
85  Philip  Limeburner,  book  binder 
87  George  Beckel,  fruit  ftore 

Roder         dealer 
89  George  Schlofler,  gentleman 
91  Felix  Maurelli,  gentleman 
93  Jofeph  Peter,  merchant 

Elizabeth  Peter,  gentlewoman 
95  Benjamin  Keyfer,  grocer 

Jofeph  Keyfer,  grocer 
97  Sanmel  Coats,  currier 
99  Caleb  Hughes,  merchant  tayldr 

Auguft  Ginder,  fliopkeeper 


[     25-     3 

•2  iWilliam  Walker,  goldfrnlth  and  jewellev 

6  Coates  and  Randolph,  grocers 

8  Catherine  Wood,  Ihopkeeper 
10  Robert  Kerr,  (hopkeeger 
12  Ilaac  or.iith,  grocer 
14  Benjamin  Creffon,  hatter 

Sarah  Creffon,  widow 
i6  Jamee  Gillinghani,  merchant 
iB  Walton  and  Umflad,  merchants 

John  H.  Genther,  taylor 
2o  Gabriel  Parris,  callicoe  glazier 
Chriftopher  White,  fhopkeeper 
2  2  Hugh  Fergufon,  merchant 
24  Mary  Drinker,  fliopkeeper 
26  Sermon  and  Abbot,  black  and  white  fijiiths 
28  Mary  Jones,  fhopkeeper  and  milliner 
30  Mary  Rhea,  fhopkeeper 
32  Henry  and  Clement  Law,rence,  merchants 
34  Jot'eph  Wynkoop,  merchant 
56  William  Folwell,   merchant 
38  Jenks  and  Fell,  merchants 

Henry  Sharpe,  tin-plate  worker 
40  Robert  Shields,  merchant 

George  Wiltbei-ger,  (liopkeeper 
42  John  Redman,  M.  D. 
44  Nathan  Folwell,  fiiopkeeper 
46  Hanfon,  Waters  and  co.  fhopkeepers 
48  Hannah  Welfli,  boarding  houfe 

50  Stephen  Burroughes,   faddler,  harnefs  and  trunk  maker 
Robert  Taylorfon,  boot  and  fl\oe  maker 

52  Thomas  Hope,  grocer  corner  of  Arch  ft 

54  Blakey  and  Firth,  merchants 

56  Newberry  S»3ith,  fhopkeeper 

58  Mofes  Bartram  and  Son,  druggifis  and  apothecaries 
Biidd  and  Bartram,  printers 

60   Anthony  Crothers,  ironmonger 
Sarah  Shoemaker,  widow 

62  Sarah  Shoemaker,  gentlewoman 
John  Myers,  filverfmith 

64  Benjamin  Say,  M.  D. 

66  Jofeph  Spencer,  merchant 

68  Archibald  Woodruff  and  co.  grocers 

70  Louifa  Gravelle,  confetlioner 

72  Ifaac  Donaldibn,  hatter 

74  Charles  Heatly,  lawyer 

76  Viftor  Blanc,  copperfmith 

78  Henry  Pinrard,  boarding  houfe 

80  James  S.  Duval,  merchant 

82  Hannah  Baker,  dealer  in  tea 

84  Mary  Ki'cher,  fhopkeeper 

S6  Thomas  Morris,  gentleman 


[28     ] 

86  Thomas  "Morns,  jun.  brewer 
Jofeph  Spencer,  merchant 

88  Morgan,  Douglafs  and  Schaffer,  fugar  refiners 

90  Ifaac  Lawerfwyler,  fugar  refiner 

92  Jofeph  Shoemaker, 

94  George  Lefher,  innkeeper 

96  Daniel  Roehm,  wine  rnerchant 

98  Abraham  Cookj  crockery  ftore 
ICO  Mary  Williams,  fhopkeeper 
JC2  Abraham  Steenbergb,  merchant 
304  Charles  Gift,  printer  and  bookfdier 
106  Philip  Heyl,  baker 

jBenjamin  Chapman,  hatter  back  of  106 
108  John  Rupp,  boot  and  flioe  maker 
310  Sarah  Heyde],  milliner 
112  Cadet  BergafTe,  merchant 
314  Peter  Ardouin,  and  co.  grocers 
116  Abraham  Wilt,  grocer 
118  Conrad  Gerhard,  {hopkeepej: 
120  G.  Marfhall,  jun.  druggift  and  apothecary 
3  22  Jacob  Schreiner,  ironmonger 
124  Elizabeth  Hendel,  boarding  houfe 
126  Edward  Randolph,  grocer 
328  William  Wray  and  co.  merchant,s 
130  Jacob  Rogers,  innkeeper 
132  John  Waider,  merchant 

^ t  >  Philip  Wa^er,  merchant 
136)  '^         ° 

338  George  Brown,  tobacconifl; 

14©  George  Hocker,  innkeeper 

142  Hubar  and  Voight,  grocers 

348  George  Tryon,  tin  and  copper  manufadure? 

150  George  Leitman,  cabinet  maker 

152  Frederick  Forepaugh,  houfe  carpenter  " 

154  John  Baker,  county  treafurer 

156  Peter  Mather,  innkeeper 

358  William  Stokes,  boot  and  fhoe  maker 

160  Soloman  Lery  andco.  fhopkeepers 

362  James  Davis,  ironmonger 

364  John  Hartley,  {hopkeeper 

166  John  Foering,  baker 

368  Adam  Seybert,  druggift,  chymift  and  apothecary 

170  JefTe  Oat,  copper  fmith 

172  Jane  Afhbridge,  (hopkeeper 

374  William  Lefcure,  grocer 

North  Third  Street. 

3  William  Lindfay,  fen.  china  flore 

William  Arden,  fadler,  harnefs  and  trunk  maker 
John  M'CulIoch,  printer  and  bookfeller 

3  Charles  Bitters,  furrier 

5  Lorain  and  Son,  merchant^ 


[      2^      1 

7  John  Stoddart,  merchant 
9  'J'homas  Phipps,  apothecary 
J I  Judlan  Fox,  taylor 
13  Sarah  Bariihill,  fliopkeeper 

15  Le  Barbier  Dupleffis,  fworn  interpreter  and  conveyanc^v 
17  Elizabeth  Smart,  fhopkeeper 
19  Geovge  Walker,  goldifcith  and  jeweller 
21  Rebecca  Riffetts,  milliner 
2?  Amable  Erafier,  watch  maker  and  jeweller 
25  William  Davis,  taylor 
27  Benjamin  Wilfon,  merchant 
29  John  Stall,  farmer 
31  Elizabeth  Hartung,  furriea: 
33  Simeon  Dauce,  gold  Tmith 
3j;  John  Garmon,  goldfmith 
<>7  Benjamin  Chamberlain,  (hoe  maker 
39  Ifaac  Bartram  and  Son,  druggills  and  apothecaries 

liaac  Bartram, 
41  Charles  Kirkham,  fhopkeeper 
43  Barnabas  M'Shane,  innkeeper 
45  James  Oellers,  grocer 
47  David  Jackfon,  druggift  and  apothecary 

49  James  Afli,  collcvftorof  the  revenue  ■. 

51  James  Miller,  merchant 

53  Zane  and  Wellford,  American  manufadlurers  of  compofitlon,  orna- 
ments, Sec. 

William  Zane,  ironmonger 

Robert  Wellford,  manufatlurer  of  compofition,  ornaments  &c. 
55  Charles  Smith,  merchant 
57  John  Mofs,   fliopkeeper  and  glafs  engraver 

John  Teas,  china  flore  corner  of  Arch  ft 

Ifaac  Boyer,  grocer  corner  of  Arch  ft 
59  Jofeph  Clarke,  grocer 
61  Philadelphia  Pemberton,  fliopkeeper 
63  Daniel  Oldenbergh,  hatter 
65  Martha  Scott,  fliopkeeper 
67  John  Cunitz,  dry  good  ftore  and  perfumer 

Jofeph  Simon,  cold  and  hot  bath'houfe 
^)9  James  Cameron,  innkeeper 
71  Samuel  H.  Smith,  editor  and  proprigtorof  the  univerfal  gazette 

Jonathan  B.  Smith,  alderman 

John  R.  Smith,  attorney  at  law 
73  Andrew  Roderigue,  merchant 

75  John  Chalk,  circulatuig  library  and  mnfical  repofitory 
77  Robert  Wallace,  fliopkeeper  and  boarding  houfe 
79  Rev.  Thomas  Uftick,  ininiflerof  the  Baptift  church 
Si  John  Matthews,  paper  (lore 
83  Anthony  Morris,  gentleman 

Elizabeth  Vermelia,  boarding  houfe 

John  Jones,  attorney  at  law 
85  William  M'llhenney,  jiin.  attorney  £^t  law 

Eflher  Fullerton,  widow  gentlewoman 


[      30     3 

87  Samuel  Tatem,  taylor 
89  John  Chamberlain,  merchant 
91  Richard  George,  hatter 
95  John  Lewis  Truchet,  tobacconlft 
95  Francis  Campion,  pidure  (lore 
97  A.  Haiiguel,  grocer 
99  Jvlihlam  Martien,  plane  maker 
loi  Andrew  Leinau,  hatter 
103  Ruth  Thompfon,  gentlewoman 
105  Lewis  Blanc,  grocer 
X07  Conrad  Haas,  baker 
109  John  Heyler,  fliopkeeper 
ill  John  Butler,  houfe  carpenter 

Phihp  Bunting,  grocer  corner  of  Race  ft 
Thomas  Coates,  grocer         do  do 

117  Nicholas  Coleman,  bifcuit  baker 
iiy  Maj-y  Zeller,    ichool  miftrefs 

Kitty  Coleman,  raantua  maker 
121  Jacob  Zeller,  book  binder  and  ftatiquer 
123  Boiler  and  Jourdon,  grocers 
131  Elli^abeui  Weil^j  grocej: 

Sybert, 
133  Henry  Myers,  gentleman 
i35  Kitty  Hiens,  fhopkeeper 
139  Abraham  Schrack,  innkeeper 
141  ChrKHan  Dannaker,  grocer 
J43  Jacob  Haynendine,  fea  captain 
145  L.  Simmons,  lumber  merchant 
147  George  Rabfom,  clerk 
149  Andrew  M'Farlin,  mate 
151  William  Bethell,  fliip  chandler 
1^3  Eleanor  Hockley,  widow  gentlev/omaii 
157  Napthali  Hart,  merchant 
159  W.  Pawling,  gentlewoman 
161  Samuel  Curren,  fhoemaker 
William  Niles,  Ihoemaker 
165  Sufannah  Wilfon,  grocer 
165  John  Welfh,  lumber  merchant 
167  J.  C.  Rouffeau,  M.  D. 
.169  Peter  Lambert,  grocer 
2  Richard  Fell,  merchant 
4  William  Smith,  druggift 
6  Jofhua  Longflreth  and  co.  merchai^ts 
8  H.  Biclierflaff,  merchant 
10  job  Bacon  and  Son,  merchants 

Job  Bacon,  merchant 
12  Jeremiah  Warder,  Parker,  St  co.  mcrcjiznts 

Jeremiah  Warder,  merchant 
14  Henry  Toland,  grocer 
16  John  Chambers,  innkeeper 
i8  Martha  Archer,  fhopkeeper 


[     31      j 

ao  John  Jwies,  gentleman 

22  Andrew  Caldcleugh,  merchant 

John~Dorley,  fugar  refiner 
24  George  Helboth,  paper,  ftationer  and  bookfelki* 
26  William  Hallowell,  jun.  ironmonger 
28  Jofeph  Longftreth  andco.  merchants 

Margaret  Hand,  fliopkeeper 
30  Richard  and  James  VvHlcocks,  merchants 
32  Elizabeth  Fox,  gentlewoman 

34  Samuel  Scholfield,  merchant 
36  Abraham  Liddonj  merchant 

35  William  Nichols,  ftorekeeper 
40  Jacob   Knqrr,  jun.  ironmonger 
42  Blackfan  and  Ely,  merchants 
44  George  Holt,  hair  dreffer 

46  Caleb  Birchall,  hatter 

48  William  Widdifield  and  co.  ironmongers 
Elizabeth  Dorneck,  dry  good  (lore 

50  Thomas  and  Hugh  Cooper,  grocers 

52  Frederick  Hyneman,  dry  good  ftore 

54  Jeremiah  Pierfol  and  co.  iron  merchants 

58  Cato  Collins,  brufli  manufafturer 
William  Gumming,  copperfmith 

60  Curtis  Clay,  gentleman 

62  George  AlHton,  merchant 

64  Walter  Wilfon,  merchant 

66  Andrew  Epple,  gentleman 

70  Chridlan  H.  Denckla,  merchant 

72  James  Vaux,  gentleman 

George  Vailx,  attorney  at  law 

74  Peter  Wiltberger,  ironmonger 

76  Michael  Immel,  innkeeper 

78  John  Stall^  plane  maker 

So  Abraham  Lowe,  china  ftore 

82  John  Bartholomew,  tobacconifl 

84  R.  Murphy,  boot  and  (hoe  maker 

86  Abraham  Stein,  dealer  in  watches 

88  Charles  Bartholomew,  tobacconift 

90  Leonard  Keehmle,  county  commifliona- 

92  Kitty  Cr)'der 

94  Frederick  Beates,  fcrivener 

96  George  Morgan,  brewer 
loo  George  Peter,  merchant 
102  Samuel  M'Macken,  fliopkeeper 
104  Peter  Navare,  baker 
196  Michael  Bowen,  fuigeon  barber 
108  John  Firth,  Hiopkeeper 
lie?  Elizabeth  Hill,  fliopkeeper 
112  Jofeph  Guenncteau,  dry  good  merchant 
1 1 6  Henry  Douln,  lace  and  fringe  maker 
iiS  John  Hay,  inrikecjier 


-       [     32     ] 

122  William  Old,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  Pennfylvanift 

124  Ifaiic  Walpole,  clerk  in  the  regifter  office 

126  Daniel  Zeller,  gitjcer 

128  Widow  Bartow,  gentlewoman 

130  Henry  Richards  and  co.  iron  merchants 

132  Henry  Reynolds,  carver  and  g'ilder 

134  Mr.   Lormey,  gentleman 
136  Andrew  Geyer,    ironmonger 

Matthias  Geni'el,  flioemaker 

135  Caiper  Faulk,  Tea  captain 

140  John  Roi's,  pamter  and  glazier 

142  George  F.  Alberti,  M.  D. 

144  Jacob  Tomkins, 

J  46  William  Harnian,  white  fmith 

148  Abraham  Wickerlliam,  houle  carpenter 

150  Jnfeph  Ferree,  gentleman 

J52  Daniel  B.  Carfon,  grocer 

r54  Margaret  Hanes,  widow 

156  John  Ulrich,   fl)oemakei' 

158  Godfrey  Afhman,  cedar  cooper 

160  John  Burge,  confedtioner 

162  Phillippe  Zerhat,  innkeeper 

164  Nicholas  Fortune,  coal  merchant 

next  Jacob  Gominger,  flour  merchant 

North  Fourth  Street. 
5  Daniel  Sutter,  grocer 
7  Peter  Piderman,  furrier 
9  Mary  Paul,  widow  gentlewoman 
1 1  Richard  Jones,  gentleman 
13  Hannah  Howell,  widow  gentlewoman 
15  Sarah  Ward,  huckl'ter 
19  Charles  Stow,  taylor 

John  Stow,  brufh  manufailurer 
21  Mordecai  M'Glathery,  hatter 
23  George  Frank,  grocer 

Mary  Woodward,  widow 
i5  Conrad  Riaberg,  hair  drelTer 
27  Frederick  Smith,  minifter  of  the  German  Lutherian  congregation 

Frederick  Schmidt,  do       •  do  do 

29  Frederick  Greiner,  caylor 
31  Sufannah  Nagel,    hair  drelTer 
33  George  Smith,  taylor 
35  John  Stuckart,  florekeeper 
37  Francis  H.  Skinner, 

John  C.  Otto,  M.  D, 
39  Samuel  HeUenllein,  D.  D. 

41  Jonas  Phillips,    broker  "^ 

£^  Robert  Poalk,   auftioneer 
45  John  Uhle,  hair  drefler 
47  Conrad  Wile,  flioemaker 


[     33      ] 

Palterfon  and  M'Keaa,  grocers,  corner  of  Race  ft 
RCXt  Lewis  Schel,  dealer  in  flour 
53  Griffith  Evans,  fecretary  to  the  board  of  commiflioners    under   the 

Britifh  treaty 
55  Rebecca  Redmond,  gentlewoman 
57  Jofliua  Longftreth,  merchant 
59  Anthony  Crothers,  ironmonger 

John  Hafline,  ftone  cutter 
Franks, 

Catherine  Hafline,  widow 
6 1  Mary  Tatem,  widow 
63  John  Miller,  innkeeper 
65  Hugh  Ogden,  coach  maker 

Ann  Rofe,  midwife,  corner  of  Branch  ft 
75  Thomas  Latimer,  flour  merchant 
77  Jofeph  Kirkbridge,  gentleman 

79  Michael  Seips,  labourer  <> 

8 1  Jacob  Stier,   brewer  '  > 

Thomas  Bradley,  grazier 
J3  William  Shelmire,  flour  merchant  t. 

2  George  and  Henry  Wefcott,  copper  merchants 
4  Jones  and  Tbomplbn,  grocers 
6  William  Smith,  merchant 
ic  John  Pierrie,  hair  dreffer 
3  2  Jofeph  Hillborn,  gentleman 
14  S.  E.  Howell,  merchant 
16  Jofeph  Roberts,  iron  merchant 
18  William  Elliot,  innkeeper 
20  Henry  Shearer,  hair  dreffer 
22  Catherine  Erwin,  fchool  miflrefs 

Samuel  Barnes,  currier 
24  William  Broome,  carpenter 

26  Wm.  Letch  worth,  fexton  of  the  Friends  burial  ground 
■28  Sarah  Warner,  gentlewoman 
30  William  Jones,  book  binder  and  whalebone  cutter 
32  John  Brown,  nail  manufadlurer 

James  Walker,  fadlcr 
34  Leonard  Frank,  painter  and  glazier 

John  Frank,  innkeeper,  painter  and  glazier 

John  MuUin,  hair  dreffer  back  of  34 
36  John  Read,  jun.  agent  general  for  the  United  States 
38  Jacob  Downing,  flour  merchant 

John  Andrews,  D.  D.  vice  provoft  of  the  univerfity,  uniyerfity  yari 

David  Ewing,  teacher  of  the  free  fchool 

James  Davifon,  profeffor  of  humanity 
40  Rev.  William  Rogers,  D.  D.    profeffor  of  rhetoric  and  belles  lettres 
in  the  univerfity 

J.  Knight  innkeeper,  corner  of  Arch  ft 
44  Stephen  Toram,  taylor 
46  Henry  R.  Nagel,  hair  dreffer 

Richard  Palmer,  glafs  and  earthen  T,'are  ftore 
48  John  Detvveilcr,  flioemaker 

E 


[     34     ] 

5©  WiUlatn  Mann,  Innkeeper 

54  John  Snyder,  grocer 

56  David  Caldwell,  clerk  of  Uiediftricl  and  circuit  courts 

58  Aaron  Levy,  gentleman 

60  John  R.  Lewis,  fcrivener 

62  John  B.  Haines,  innkeeper 

66  Jacob  Schay,  blacklmith 

68  Mary  Gamble,  fliopkeeper 

70  Robert  Porter,  attorney  at  law 

72  J.  Bennett,  boot  and  fhoemaker 

74  George  Hains,  tobacconift 

76  Jofliua  '1  homlbn,  potter 

78  Daniel  Dawfon, 

80  James  Butland  and  co.  glafs  manufaclurers 

82  Martin  Fillier,  thermometer  maker 

84  Jofeph  Elton,  taylor 

86  Peter  Spruck,  watcli  and  clock  maker 

88  Mr.  Ley,  grocer 

50  Daniel  Woolmer,  oak  cooper 

92  Jofeph  Gaily,  tobacconifl: 
John  Springer,  printer 

94  David  Lauck,  cooper 

96  Samuel  Witman,  painter  and  glazier 

98  Thomas  Allibone,  flour  merchant 

Henry  Sweitzer,  printer  corner  of  Race  H 
100  John  Unger,  tanner 
104  Jacob  Stibe,  wheelwright 
106  Jacob  Frederick  Pereyra,  fegar  maker 
108  Arthur  Stokefbury,  fea  captain 
110  Charles  Chainederlech,  grocer 
112  Elizabeth  AUbeiger,  widow 

Sufan  Allberger,  mantua  maker 
114  John  Hood,  filk  and  flutF  fhoemaker 
116  John  Taylor,  fcrivener 

George  Marckley,  colleclorof  taxes 
118  William  Myers,  book  binder 

Ezekiel  Cooper,  one  of  the  miniflers  of  the  Methodift 
Epif  copal  church 
120  Corrielia  M'Nachtane,  gentlewoman 
122  William  GeifTe,  gentleman 
124  j«hn  Clopp,  whitefmith 
128  P>.ebecca  Patrick,  gentlewoman 
130  j-jcob  Allmindinger,  baker 
132  Martha  Roberts,  widow 
Barney  ilumal,  huckfler 
134  George  Beifli,  oak  cooper 

136  Alexander  Cooke,  fop  and  candle  manufadurer 
138  Jacob  Rifer,  tinman 

Richard  Hill  Morris,  lumber  merchant 

162  John  Harman,  baker 

Henry  Crefs,  fcxton  to  the  Lutherian  congregation 

i^A  John  Johnfonj  foap  boiler  and  tallow  chandlet 


[     35     J 

North  Fifth  Street. 
3  M.  F.  G.  Deimling,  clerk 
5  Jofeph  Blame,  bottler 
7   Edward  Gibfon,  grocer 
9  George  Elherrich,  baker 
II  Charles  Frederick  Huguenin,  \vftch  and  clock  maker 
13  Chriftian  Helm,  cordwainer 
15  James  Steward,  houfe  carpenter 
17  George  Kreps,  brick  maker 
1 9  Ann  Pafchal,  gentlewoman 

Horace  Binney,  attorney  at  law 
21  Thomas  Rogers,    brafs  founder 
next  George  Briiighurft,  coach  maker 
25  Pearfon  Parvin,  fchool  mafter 
27  William  Davidlbn, 
33  Jofeph  Shermer,  grocer  4* 

35  Hannah  Kirby,  widow 

Francis  Sellers,  ** 

37  Henry  Sims,  cabinet  maker 

John  Sims,  painter  and  glazier 
39  Valentine  Sc  Daniel  Hoffman,  blackfmiths  for  theU»  S. 
next  Jacob  Horn,  colledlor  of  the  diredl  tax,  &  cooper 
79  Jacob  Sheble,  dry  good  (lore 
81  Jacob  Alynich,  painter  and  glazier 
S3  Kitty  Cotman, 
85  Charles  G.  Truchel,  clerk 

Gerge  Conkle,  taylor 
85  Daniel  Frefhments,  baker 
91  William  Oliver,  hardware  merchant 
93  Ifaac  Heylin,  M.  D. 

Sarah  Feeley,  boarding  houfe 
III  Jolhua  R.  Smith,  bricklayer 
113  Jacob  Hoffman,  fcrivener 
J.  p.  Riviere,  gentleman 
115  Sophia  Hoffman,  gentlewoman 

Philip  Claridge,  grocer  corner  of  Vine  ft 
a  John  Reily,  grocer  and  china  {lore 
4  Adam  Snyder,  grocer 

6  Jacob  Stine,  dry  good  ftore  and  dealer  in  flour  and  grain 
10  Lewis  Woolf,  hair  dreffer 
12  Jofeph  Clark,  fchool  mafter 
14  Charles  Eberle,  cutler 
18  John  James,  merchant 
20  Thomas  Savery,  houfe  carpenter 
26  John  C.  Wells,  lawyer 

Elizabeth  Jervis,  boarding  houfe 
2S  William  Lewis  Sonntag,  merchant 
John  B,  Wallace,  attorney  at  law 


t     56     ] 

30  Jacob  Eckfeldt,  innkeeper 

32  John  Gerbier,    gentleman 

38  Samuel  Clarke,  gentleman 

40  Samuel  Wilcocks,  merchant 

42  E.  Cohen,  merchant 

44  Benjamin  Barton,  M.  D. 

48  John  Cannon,  mariner 

52  Henry  Weaver,  boot  and  fhoemaker 

54  Matturlne  Mouillie,  wine  merchant 

56  Jacob  Mansfield,  houfe  carpenter 

58  Ann  Lyon,  gentlewoman 

Sarah  Williams,  gentlewoman 
Mary  Joy,  gentlewoman 

60  Molly  Thomas,  gentlewoman 

62  William  L.  Blair,  lawyer 
Thomas  Cooper,  carpenter 
Edward  Blackburn 

64  John  Chriflian  Bloraner,  bonnet  box  Wt^att 

68  Frederick  Weaver,  cabinet  maker 

70  John  Newman,  china  ftore 

72  Peter  Shaffer,  tobacconifl 
James  Mulligan,  blackfrnith 

<^2  James  Rolph,  grocer 

84  Elizabeth  Helm,  grocer 

86  Mary  Reinholdt,  gentlewoman 

88  Reading  Howell,  lurveyor 

90  John  Buvet,  gentleman 

92  Hannah  Tully,  gentlewoman 

94  Robert  Evans,  lumber  merchant 
Robert  Evans,  jun.  hatter 

96  Catherine  Parker,  fliopkeeper 

98  Peter  Deal,  labourer 
100  Daniel  Vanderflice,  hair  dreffer 

Widow  Nail, 
102  John  Dennis,  fhoemaker 
io8  Henry  Myers,  innkeeper 
110  Catherine  Eifenbrey,  innkeeper 
1 12  Widov/  Rudy 
114  Nathan  Coulllon,  innkeeper 
118  John  Richard,  labourer 
120  Widow  Rothfldken, 
122  John  Care,  faddle  tree  maker 
124  Edward  Graham,  taylor 
126  Elenry  Rees,  baker 
next  Jacob  Burcelbach,  brewer 
528  ChrillianE  Etris, 
130  William  Etris, 
146  Philip  Miller,  fhoemaker 
148  Widow  Borachj  butcher 


[     37     ] 

154  Mary  Upman, 

156  Abraham  Woglom,  bricklayer 

158  Samuel  B.  Eyres,  hatter 

162  David  Gray,  carpenter 

166  Chriftian  Lawyer,  porter 

168  Jacob  Flake,  taylor 

172  Widow  Lowry, 

174  Hannah  Howell,  gentlewoman 

176  G.  Ludwick,  gentleman 

178  Lewis  Hefs,  blacklrnith 

F.  Kalhafer,  innkeeper  corner  of  Vine  ft 

North  Sixth  Street. 
3  Tofeph  Donaldfon,  gentleman, 
5  Jofiah  Matlack,  city  furveyor 
7  Catherine  Simm.ons,  widow 
9  Robert  Gill,  fea  captain 
1 1  Elizabeth  Hughes,  boarding  houfe 
13  Martha  Brand, 

1 5  Richard  J.  Marley,  boot  and  (hoe  maker 
19  Charles  Vivant,  gilder 
Henry  Young,  baker 
2 1  John  Bennett,  copper  plate  printer 
25  George  Etter,  coach  maker 
39  H.  Miller,  fupervifor 
61  Andrew  Baban,  gentleman 
63  Henry  Sherer,  hair  drelTer 
next  John  Efher, 

Mary  Fifher.  widow 
51  John  Dankwerth,  baker 
next  Edward  Farris,  fchool  mafter 
61  Jofeph  Gray,  gentleman 
63  James  Norris,  houfe  carpenter 
next  H.  Henry,  fliocmaker 

Francis  Zefs,  grocer  corner  of  Cherry  alley 
71  William  Lee,  fchool  mafler 
73  Matthew  Walker,  foap  and  candle  manufacturer 
75  Robert  Cunningham,  weaver 
77  Martha  James,  fchool  miflrefs 
79  Robert  Newell,  white  wafher 

5^3  David  Mandeville,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  the  U.  State 
Agnefs  Carfon,  gentlewoman 

Philip  Maguire,  blackfmith  corner  of  Creffons  alley 
85  Sufannah  Abington,  gentlewoman 
S7  Jofeph  Tucker,  houfe  carpenter 
S9  George  Felker,  fhoe  maker 
91  John  Crefs,  cnftom  houfe  officer 

Sarah  Fletcher,  mantua  maker  corner  of  Race  ft 
97  Mrs.  Owen 
101  Sophia  Wilhame,  feamftrefs 
103  John  Hart,  turner 


C      38     ] 

■• 

105  Duncan  Robinfon,  bookbinder 

IC7  Henry  Chriflman,  ftioemaker 
109  James  Carey,  printer 
III  John  Hafiine,  ftojie  cutter 
11^  Benjamin  Tyfon,  gentleman 
next  Jacob  Smith,  plaifterer 
next  James  Cornely,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Frederick  Boacb,  fhoemaker 
next  John  Houck,  grocer 
123  John  Evans,  houTe  carpenter 

125  Brittain  White,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  the  U.  StJltes 
131  Robert  Chambers,  mariner 
next  Jofeph  Meredith,  plaifterer 
oext  Samuel  Carter,  labourer 
next  Phoebe  Meer, 
next  Frederick  'J'rout,  labourer 
Edward  Dunn, 

Mrs.  Mitchell,  carter  near  Vine  fc 
Mrs.  Little,  waftierwoman 
-7.  Frances  Hannah  Maria  Clifton,  ^ 

4  David  Gilbert,  houfe  carpenter 
8  Oav'd  Sellers,  card  maker 
next  John  Tuggs,  huckfter 

J 2  Jofeph  Johnfon,  houfe  car|>eaiter 

14  E.  Howell,  taylor 

16  Andrev/  Ellicott,  gentleman 

iB  Barnett  Hanfeil,  taylor 

20  Jonathan  Dawes,  gentleman 

22  John  Graff,  deputy  collector  of  the  Cuftouis 

24  'I'homas  Skelly,  fea  captain 

26  James  EnefFer,  mariner 
Mary  Eneffer,  milliner 

28  J.  Meer,  artift 

30  Margaret  Graham,  grocer 

32  Rene  Gatier,  fadler 

34  Chriftian  Kauck,  grocer 

36  Michael  Albright,  cedar  cooper 

38  John  Plankinhorn,  dealer  in  plaifter  of  Paris 

40  Robert  Pitfield,  teller  at  the  bank  of  North  America 

42  James  Ryan,  merchant 

46  Thomas  Allen,  livery  liable  keeper 

48  William  Campbell,  fhip  matter 

John  Whitefides,  brewer  corner  of  Race  ft 
Elizabeth  Seaborn,  fhopkeeper  do 

58  William  P.  Johnfon, 

60  David  Abbott,  taylor 

^12  John  Geyer,  printer 

64  William  Woodman,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  Pennfylvania 

66  John  M'Knight,  accomptant 

68  Robert  Parrifh,  houfe  carpenter 

T^c  John  Grofs,  fhoemaker  and  watchman 
Abraham  Eckley,  cedar  cooper 


[     39     1 

72  Mary  Bearfticker,  wafherwoman 
74  James  Yocom, 
76  William  Spieckenagel, 
78  David  Simmons 
80  Thomas  Lloyd,  gentleman 
82  James  Keging,  tavernkeeper 
next  David  Ott,  refiner  of  gold  £c  Giver 

Benjamin  Hillborn,  wheel  wright  corner  of  Cherry  alley" 
John  Sawerwalter,  tobacco  fpinner 
90  John  Jones,  mariner 
92  James  Sharlwood,  gentleman 
96  Angel  Neapman,  black  fmith  , 
William  Fox,  black  fmith 
R.  Taylor,  mufician 
98  Bartholomew  Connelly,  merchant 
100  Henry  Reefe,  taylor 
Jacob  Kerr,  butcher 
108  Conrad  Keller,  tin  manufacturer 
no  Mary  Rafsnider,  widow,  grocer 
next  Samuel  Herfe,  grocer 
114  Mary  Jourdan,  fhopkeeper  and  boarding  houfe 

Nortb  Seventh  Street, 
Cochran  and  Williamlbn,  ftone  mafonsnear  Market  ft 
"William  Davidfon,  repofitory   for  the    faie    of  horfcs  and 
carriages  near  Market  ft 
II  John  Knodle,  tooth  drawer 
17  James  Pearfon,  city  furveyor 

Thomas  Palmer,  printer 
19  Elizabeth  Palmer,  boardhig  houi^ 
21  JohnPickerfgille, 
■23  Andrew  Zeifs,  baker 
25  Heniefer  Jacob,  carter 
29  Henry  Voight,  chief  coiner  of  the  mint 
33  James  Dunphy,  fea  captain 
37  Martin  Dubs,  merchant 
39  Joleph  Cloud,  melter  and  refiner  in  the  mint 
45  Charles  Parmentier,  grocer 
47  John  Gullen,  ftone  cutter 

Hannah  Clifford,  widow,  corner  of  Arch  ft 
Widow  Afhton,  Ihopkeeper,  near  Arch  ft 
next  Thomas  Hofkins,  clerk 
next  William  Brock,  labourer 
next  Peter  Sharp,  painter 
next  A.  Neifs,  boarding  houfe 
65  John  Martin,  merchant 
67  Walter  Kerr,  fea  captain 
71  Maurice  Moynihan,  china  merchant 
73  Andrew  Beamer,  grocer 
75  Edward  Fox,  recorder  of  deeds 

Jofeph  Ball,  merchant  corner  of  Race  ft 


L   40   j 

6  Frederich  Grous,  tobacconifl 
next  John  Lyons,  copperfmith 

8  William  Croxford,  boot  and  flioeniakci 
next  Mr.  Tiimner,  mufic  mafter 
14  Simon  Toole,  grocer 
i6  Daniel  Deeny,    printer 
20  Joleph  iiaes,  bottler 

Jacob  Katz,  flioe  maker 
22  Daniel  Sharpe,  grocer 
30  Charles  Pannentier,  grocer 
34  Henry  Brame,  painter  and  gtazier 

Hugh  Pugh,  dealer  in  morocco  leather  back  of  54 
36  Ilaac  Perkins,  houfe  carpenter 
38  Conrad  Bartling,  houfe  carpenter 

Francis  Jennings,  houfe   carpenter  and  cabinet  mak»r 
corner  of  Arch  ft 
next  Rachael  M'Carty,  widow 
next  P.  Painter,  widoiv 
next  William  George,  cabinet  maker 
42  Eft'ner  Waters,  gentlewoman 
44  Mary  HafTenclever,  gentlewoman 
next  John  H.  Helt,  painter  and  glazier 
48  Hannah  Knox,  gentlewoman 
50  Samuel  M'Gee,  houfe  carpenter 
52  Samuel  Afliton,  cabinet  maker 
next  Duncan  M'Arter,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Phoebe  Cummiiags,  waflierwomaii 
56  Jonathan  Goodwin,  taylor 
58  Richard  Palmer,  grocer 
next  John  Smith,    baker 

Abraham  Kline,  flour  Sc  feed  (lore  corner  oi"  Cherry  alley 
70  N.  L.  Loyd,  blackfmith 
72  Charles  Weftfall,  gold  fmith  and  jeweller 
74  James  Gngger,  taylor 
76  Mary  Sirck,  feamftrefs 
78  Jacob  Darr, 

So  James  Truman,  jun.  copper  fmith  and  tin  man 
S4  JefTe  Care,  faddle  tree  maker 
%b  Daniel  Eirgmeyer,  boot  and  fhoe  maker 

Jacob  Hem,  black  fmith  back  of  86 
88  Jacob  Hull,  colleftor  of  taxes 
90  Baltis  Keel,  grocer 
'jz  Matthew  Weaver,  flour  merchant 

Peter  Elfenbrey,  grocer  corner  of  Race  ft 


[    41     3 

North  Eighth  Street. 
Jacob  Miller,  merchant  near  Market  ft 
1  Hannah  Walker,  gentlewoman 
3  Sufannah  Afhton,  gentlewoman 
5  Hannah  Afhton,         do       '.^ 
John  Emery,  clerk  of  St.  Thomas's  church 
next  George  Clymer,  merchant 

9  Rolannah  White,  boarding  houfe 
next  Mary  Wilfon,  boarding  houfe 
Stephen  Kingflone,  merchant 
II  Ifaac  Roberts,  taylor 
next  John  Phillips,  nail  manufa<Slurer 
15  Dorothy  Scliaffer,  widow 
17  William  Turner,  merchant 
next  John  Fifs,  fail  maker 
23  William  CafTeltine,  goach  mak«r 
25  Margaret  \Vhite,  butcher 
27  Jacob  Lybrand,  houfe  carpenter 
29  Robert  Stephens,  clerk 
31  Stephen  Sayre,  merchant 

Mrs.  Ann  Townes,  boarding  houfe 
33  Jolhua  Edwards,  agent 
35  John  Wifter,  merchant 
37  Caleb  Foulke,  merchant 
next  Andrew  Taylor,  baker 
42  Samuel  Smith,  mariner 
41  Widow  Wright, 

John  Graige,  trunk  m*ikqr 
50  Robert  Bayne,  coach  maker 
54  George  Flake,  painter  and  glazier 

56  Thomas  Forreft,  labourer 
next  Emanuel  Torres,  diftillet 
next  John  Fryburg,  butcher 

57  Jacob  Wonderly,  grazier  and  butpher' 
59  Charles  Clayton,  coach  makar 

William  Barry,   grocer    and  filver  plater  corner   of 
Cherry  alley 
next  Jofeph  Rerryman,    bricklayer 
next  James  Williams,  houfe  carpenter 

65  Andrew  Marker, 
next  George  Stout,  bl^ackfmith 

Abraham  Everhart,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Widow  Davis,  boarding  houfe 
next  John  Coleman,  watchman 
next  Acquilla  Rofs,  houfe  carpenter 
George  Flowers,  corner  of  Race  ft 
F 


[     42     ] 

North  Eighth  Street  CotMinued, 

2  Z.  Whlttall,  grocer 
4  Charles  Eddy,  merchant 
6  Edward  Wells,  brick  layer  • 

8    Peter  Delaunay,  merchant 
lo  John  M.  Irwin,  auctioneer  for  the  fale  of  horfcs  car- 
riages and  cattle 
12  Rebecca  Hopkin&,   boarding  houfe 
14.  Jofeph  J.  Miller,  gentleman 
16  John  Smith,  artift 
iS  Mrs.  Robin,  gentlewonran 

Mrs.  Dulonval,     do 
20  William  Parker,  fcrivener 
22  Benjamin, Mifflin,  merchant 

Jofeph  M'Morris,  grocer  corner  of  Filbert  ft 
next  William  Martin,  fea  captain 
next  Cafper  Beard, 
26  William  Deas,   merchant 
28  Heronimus  Warner,  brafs  founder 

William  White,  butcher 
30  John  Rofs,  jun.  merchant 

32  J.  H.  Hurft,  attorney  at  law 
42  Jofeph  Riley,  bottler  and  grocer 

33  L.  Lefevre, 

44  Richard  Hardy,  livery  liable  keeper 

John  Roebuck,  millwright  Sc  enginew  corner  of  Arch  ft 
48  William  Prieftman,  gentleman 
next  Margaret  Thompfon,  grocer 
next  Jacob  Stanmayre, 
58  Jofeph  Morris,  houfe  carpenter 
60  Cadwallider  Evans,  merchant 
next  Daniel  Beckley,  houfe  carpenter 
64  Henry  Deforreft,  joiner 
66  Von   Phul,  widow 

Philip  Wilfon,  gentleman 
68   John  Delamater,  gentleman 
70  Mr.  Francis,  comedian  and  dancing  riialltrr 
72  Anthony  Wachter,  innkeeper 
82  William  Wonderly,  butcher 
84  Andrew  Walker,  huckfter 
86  Mr.  Gifford,  houfe  carpenter 
next  James  Garner,  innkeeper 
94  Henry  Kinney, 


[     43     ] 

North  Ninth  Street, 
17  Stephen  Carmick  gentlenaan 
19  George  Dixon,  fea  captain 

21  Trancis  Billet,  cook 

Emanuel  Francis,  j^a 

25  Elijah  Jarvis,  gentleman 
Timothy  Cotter,  blackfmith 

next  Adam  Hanfman,  grocer 
27  Henry  Sailer,  ftone  cutter 

29  George  Rech,  baker, 

Sanipfon  Powell,    between  Arch  and  Race  ft 
John  Williamfon,  ftone  cutter 
Enoch  Caftnar,    boot  and  (hoc  maker 
33  John  Gillan^,  fhopkeeper 
next  John  Wells,  bricklayer 

Jofeph  Comma n,  grocer  near  Race  ft 
E.  Steward,  waftierwoman     do     do 
John  Wifer,  baker  do         do 

Jofeph  Dority,  labourer  do  do 
Valentine  Goul,  ftioeraaker  do  do 
Francis  Minick,  gentlewoman        do 

22  Adam  Herknefs,  ftone  cutter 

24  John  Heyde,  taylor 

26  Widow  Barbara  Sivert,  boarding  houfe 

30  Adam  May,  grocer 

Sarah  Seton,  widow,  corner  of  Arch  ft 

North  Tenth  Street, 
JL  Michael  B.  Walfh,  clerk 
3  James  Traquair,  ftone  cutter 

23  James  Jacobs,  fliip  raafter 

25  Charles  St.  John,  ftone  cutter 

27  James  Dencham,  labourer 

31  Margaret  Hutchinfon,  grocer 
33  Allen  Ridgway,   merchant 

John  Davis,  merchant  corner  of  Arch  ft 
51  Abraham  Boyers,  houfe  carpenter 
53  Matthew  Fawkner,  gentleman 

Job  Clemens,  carter 

William  Glen,  bricklayer 

Peter  Krim,  taylor 

Charles  Shields,  plafterer 

Robert  Miller,  fmith 

James  Mathers,  ferjeant  at  arms  to  the  fenate  of  U.  S. 

John  Burton,   fchoolmafter 

Henry  Heifinger,  pedlar 

Jofeph  N.  Burk,  watchman 

William  Pinchin,  ftlver  fmith 


[     44     3 

North  Ninth  Street  continued. 

Ja«cs  Harkly,  carter 
Thomas  Poulk,  wood  fawyer 
Peter  Pcrfon,  ftone  cutter 

West  Side. 
Roger  Williams,  drover 
Nathaniel  Norgrave,  M.  D. 
Martin  Onenbdrgher,  kair  dreffejr 
Sarah  Fifs,  feamRrefs 
Jacob  Nonnater,  hatter 
Jeffe  Luwton,  brafs  founder 
John  Oman,  fhoemaker 
Louis  Foquet,  tavernkeeper 

North  Eleventh  Street,  East  side 
Henry  Wikoff,  attorney  at  law 
Franklin  Wharton, 
Chriftophcr  Haftrumof,  watchman 
Thomas  Kennard,  coach  trimmer 

West  Side* 
Ann  M'Gee,  boarding  houfe 
Shuble  Swain,  (hip  matter 
Daniel  Murphey,  ftone  cutter 
Jacob  Ballinger,  carpenter 
William  Savage,  carpenter 
F"rederick  Houk,  brewer 
Lawrey  M'Kean,  carter 

Samuel  Jarchen,  plaifterer 

Samuel  Johnfon,  mariner 

James  Donoughow,  carpenter 

William  Dehaven,  comb  maker 

William  Levy,  fhoemaker 


South   Water  .Streets 
•  I  Charles  Stewart,   taylor 
John  Vernou,  hair  drefTer 
3  Elifha  Curtis,  taylor 
5  Charles  Stewart,  taylor 

Thomas  Hodgfon,  merchant 
7  John  Afliton,  taylor 
g  William  Hains,  merchant 
II  Jofeph  Boucher,  merchant 
Paul  Beck,  jun.  merchant 
13  Thomas  Morgan,  merchant 
15  Paul  Beck,  jun.  merchant 
17  Rumford  and  Abijah  Dawes,  nierchaiits 


[     45     ] 

Stoiitb  Water  Street  continusi. 

X9  Charles  MafTe/j  gentlemaw 

21  Mary  Harper 

23  Jofeph  Bivins,  taylor 

25  Samuel  V.  Anderlbn,  merchant 

^^  V  Thomas  Pryor,  gentleman 

31  Jonathan  Willis,  merchant 

33  John  Stille,  jun.   merchant 

35  J a red  Sexton,  taylor 

37  Redmond  Byrne,  grocer 

Martin  EckendorfF,  hair  dreffer  next  37 
next  Samuel  Shelmerdine,  hatter 

41  Margaretta  Stewart,  tavcrnkeeper  and  grocer 

43  George  Peter,  merchant 

45  Philip  Kollock,  grocer 

47  F.  L.  Faures,  bifcuit  baker 

49  Efek  Cox,  taylor 
John  Nayl,  cooper 

51  Margaret  M'Gill,  boarding  houfe 

53  Jacob  Gilbert,  taylor 

55  William  Stokes,  merchant 

59  Hawkins  and  Allen,  merchants 

61  John  Wilcocks,  merchant 

65  Hawk  and  Batfon,  merchants 

65  Allen  and  Wattfon,  merchants 

71  Robert  Correy,  merchant 

73  Reede  and  Forde,  merchants 

y5  Culin  and  Kellougb,  taylors 

77  John  Tinev,  taylor 

79  William  Hucke!,  taylor 

John  Vanned,  taylor  cornet"  of  Walnut  ft 

Si  ^cwis  Reed,  taylor 

David  Sparks,  grocer  corner  of  Walnut  ft 

87  Chriilopher  Lee,  fca  captain 

89  William  Williams,  taylor 

yi  Conftant  Hethmond,  fea  captain 
Ifaac  Rickards,  taylor 
John  Vanneft,  taylor 

53  James  Nicholfon,  gun  maker 

95  John  Doyle,  tavcrnkeeper 
105  Robinett  and  Kiflelman,  merchants- 
109  G.  Armroyd,  merchant 
III  E.  E.  and  W.  L.  Maddock,  mejchants 
113  George  M'Dowell,  tayl9r 
115  Richard  F.  Spj^rks,  block  maker 
117  Gabriel  Karn,  taylor 
119  William  Lintou,  boarding  houfe 
121  Thomas  Wallace,  taylor 

123  Peter  Morgan,  grocer 


[     46     ] 

South  Water  Street  continueS. 

125  Elizabeth  Beatty,  boarding  houfc 
next  John  Miller,  tavernkeeper 
131  Paul  Freno,  taylor 
133  Ann  Ware,  boarding  houfe 

John  Carpenter,  taylor  f 

135  George  Wall,  taylor 
Jane  Bailey,  glover 
137  Samuel  Young,  harbour  maftef 
139  Bernard  M'Garron,  tay4or 
14.1  Henry  Fenner,  grocer 
143  John  Anderfon,  taylor 
147  Richard  Babe,  cooper 
149  Robert  Harris,  M.D. 
151  Benjamin  Wynkoop,  gentleman 
,53  William  Gummings,  grocer 
I'-f  Joieph  Sims,  merchant 
1^7  Joieph  Coulter,  grocer 
,63  William  Montgomery,  grocer 
169  David  Callaghan,  merchant 
2  Pitman  and  Curtis,  taylors 
4  Jones  and  Hopper,  taylors 
6  George  White,  merchant 
8  Jofeph  Clark,  merchant 
10  John  Duffield,  merchant 
14  Jacob  Snyder,  taylor 
18  Jacob  Edwards,  taylor 
22  Neiil  Sweeney,   grocer 
24.  George  Walter,  taylof 
26  Phihp  Dick,   taylor 
2B  Sarah  Crawford,  huckfter 
'2  Maherand  M'Dermott,  merchants 
36  Peter  Kraft,  taylor 
38  Francis  Lynch,  taylor 
54  Levi  Hoppe.'-,  taylor 
56  Mr.  Butler,  taylor       - 
68  Frederick  Gilbert,  taylor 
80  James  Clarke,  grocer 
32  Ifaac  W.  Woodland,  taylor 
92  Arthur  Hamilton,  taylor 
96  P.  Carroll,  grocer 
9S  Aaion  Boker,  taylor 
ICC  John  Gillam,  ta}'lor 
102  John  Culin,  taylor 
104  William  Mooney,  taylor 
128  William  Gueioft,  merchant 
1 38  F.  Peoples,  grocer 
140  Thomas  Veazy,  taylor 
156  Jofeph  Shankland,  taylor 
T58  Daniel  M'Arlhur,  taylor 


[    47     ] 

South  Water  Street  continued. 

166  Aitchefon  TlvDnipfen,  taylor  and  innkeeper 

178  Dennis  Doyle,  taylor 

180  Thomas  Murrey,  ftevadore 

186  James  Young,  taylor 

192  Margaret  Johnfon,  leamftrcfs  * 

153  William  Haugheys,  grocer 

next  George  Charles,  cooper 

200  Stephen  E,  Fdtterall,  merchant 

204  John  Bemmes,  hatter 

2e6  James  Barker,  taylor 

210  Henry  Mitchell,  (hip  chandler 

Jacob  Andrews,  taylor  corner  of  Pine  ft 

I     South  Front  Street. 

1  Ephraim  Clarke,  clock  and  watch  maker 

3  Mr.  Wigmore,  pocket  book  maker 

5  Mary  Campbell,  gentlewoman 

7  Terence  Byrne, 

Jane  F.  Vouchey,    grocer 

9  Shoemaker  and  Berrett,  infurance  brokers 
II  John  Duffield,  merchant 
13  James  Clibborn  and  Englifh,  merchants 

Robert  Dcnifon,  merchant 
15  Adams  St.  Lawrence,  boot  and  fhoemaker 
17  Jacob  Edwards,   taylor 
19  John  Grant,  boot  and  flioemaker 
21  Themas  Dobbins,  taylor 
23  Adam  Duey,  boot  and  ftioeraaker 
25  Robert  Orr,  copperfmith 
27  Robert  Ghrifty,  boot  and  fiioe  maker 
29  Ann  and  £.  >^ewkirk,  mantua  makn-6 
31  James  Brown,  fhopkeeper 
33  James  Brown  and  co.  merchants 
35  Thomas  Jaquett,  upholftcrer 
37  Andrew  Hertzog,  fhopkeeper 
39  Samuel  Yorke,  auftionecr 
41  Samuel  Robinfon,  hatter 
43  Henry  Conkel,  taylor 

Widow  Davenport, 
45  Jared  Sexton,  taylor 
47  Jacob   Beninghove,  tobacconift 
49  Daniel  Dick,  taylor 
51  William  Taylor,  jun.  merchant 
53  Philip  Redmond,  tavernkeeper 
55  Charles  Campbell,  clock  and  watch  maker 
57  Lewis  Freinaye,  tobacconift 
59  G.  G.  Shultlefs,  merchant 
61  James  Mathews,  hair  drefler 

65  C.  P.  Wayne,  editor  and  proprietor  of  ths  Gazsttc  of 
the  United  States 


[     46     ] 
South  Front  Street  continued. 

67  David  Thompfon,  boot  and  fhoe  maker 

69  Peter  Dick,  taylor 

71  Cranllon  and  Alexander,  merchants 

73  Walker  and  Kenned}-,  merchants 

75  John  M'Elwee,  glais  and  cojaur  merchant 

77  William  Smiley,  taylor 

79  Jofeph  Marfhall,  taylor 

'Marfliall  and  Ducomb,  wafer  manufadurers 
8 1  Jeremiah  Condy,  attorney  at  law 
S3  Leonard  Shallcrols,  boot  and  flioc  maker 
S5  'J'hamas  Biggs,  mathematical  inftrument  maker 
87  Francis  Thibauh,  gold  fmith  and  jeweller 
89  George  Dewees,  hatter 
91  John  M'Gauley,  copperfmitk 
93  Samuel  Elliott,  currier 

Ann  Hill,  gentlewoman 
95  Nalbrow  and  John  Frazier,  merchants 
97  Mrs.  Lynn,  boarding  houfe 
99    Alexander  Shaw,  cabinet  maker 
Robert  Taylor,  wiodfor  chair  maker 
101  I.  Vallance,  upholfterer 
J  03  Davy,  Roberts  and  co.  merchants 
109  Abraham  Van  Beuren,  merchant 
III  A.  Dawes,  merchant 
113  Edward  Carrell,  merchant 

115  Wharton  and  Lewis,  merchants  Sc  infurance  brokers 
117  Jafper  Moylan,  counfellor  at  law 
119  Thomas  and  Peter  Mackie,  merchants 
121  Rofs  and  Simfon,  merchants 
129  Samuel  Emery,  notary  public  and  (hip  broker 
131  James  Bringhurrt,  fen.  gentleman 
133  John  Pinkerton,  ironmonger 
137  George  Morton,  hatter 
139  William  Redwood,  merchant 
141  William  Gueroft,  grocer 
14.3  John  Lalor,  tavernkeeper 
145  George  Dougherty,  ironmonger 
147  William  and  Anthony  M.  Buckley,  merclisiBts 
149  Edward  Dunant,  merchant 

Jolhua  Gilpin,  merchant 
r^i  Samuel  Murdoch,  merchant 
'53  John  Tittermary,  rope  maker  and  (hip  chandUr 
155  Malcolm  M'Donnald,  wine  merchant 
157  William  Ghrifty,  boot  and  flioe  leaker 

Daniel  M'Arthur,  taylor 
T59  WillSim  O'Brien,  taylor 
163  Seth  Willis,  groctr 
165  Philip  Smith,  grocer 
167  Aitchefon  Thompfon,  taveinkeepcr 


[     49     ] 
Soutb  Front  Street  continued. 

169  Lewis  Albertus,  tavernkeeper 

171  Lewis  Lodor,  taylor 

next  Elijah  Devoll,  tavernkeeper 

175  Patrick  Taggart,  tavernkeeper 

177  George  Guyger,  hatter 

179  Dennis  Doyle,  fea  captain 

181  Stephen  Simmons,  hair  drefler 

183  Mary  Farran,  boarding  houfe  1 

185  Lacy  and  Dempfey,  grocers 

187  James  Young,  taylor 

Margaret  MelTer, 

Margaret  Whitefides, 
189  De  Bartholt,  taylor 
191  Lewis  Taylor,   taylor 

Nathan  Calvert,  fliip  raafter 
193  Margaret  Stocker,  widow  gentlewoman 
197  Matthew  Shavr,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Giirney  and  Smith,  merchants 
201  John  Still,  boot  and  flioemakcr 
203  John  Bemmes,  hatter 
205  Elizabeth  Edwards,  widow 

John  Wire,  windfor  chair  maker 
211  John  Swift,  merchant 
217  William  Haflett,  merchant 
2ig  Alexander  Todd,  alderman 
221  Rebecca  Learning,  gentlewoman 
225  Lloyd  Jones,  fea  captain 
227  Samuel  Clarke,  merchant 
233  John  A.  Sword,  fea  captain 
235  John  M'Phail,  grocer 
237  John  Travis,  merchant 
245  Elizabeth  M'Donnald,  fruiterer 
247  John  Dougherty,  cabinet  maker 
24.9  John  Clarke,  fea  captain 
255  David  Cathar, 

Widow  Lowrey, 
257  Juhn  Lang,  (hip  carpenter 

Ann  Meredith,  cake  baker 
259  Robert  Bridges,  merchant 

Jemima  Bridges,  gentlewomtm 
261  Stephen  Decatur,  commander  of  the  Philad.  Frigate 
263  Charles  De  Lalueviors,  naerchant 
267  Aug.  and  John  Boufcjuet,  merchants 
271  John  Boyd,  fea  captain 
273  John  T.  Thomfon,  fea  captain 
277  Daniel  Waters,  fea  captain 
279  William  and  Samuel  Keith,  njerchants 
281  Hannah  Woods,  gentlewoman 

G 


[     50     ] 

Soutb  Front  Street  continued. 

2  James  Stokes,  merchant 
4  Jolepb  Claypoole,  hatter 
6  VV.  Woodhoiife,   bookfellcr  and  ftationcr 

8  Thomas  and  William  Bradford,  wholefale  and  retail  bookfellers  and 
ftationcrs 
Samuel  F.  Bradford,  editor  of  the  True  American 
lo  Jo^in    Taylor,  gentleman 
12  Magoffin  and  ion,  merchants 
1 6  Wilfon  Hunt,  merchant 

i8  James  Gallagher,  china  merchant  v 

2o  Meeker,  Denman,  and  co.  merchants 

Samuel  Meeker,  merchant 
22  Nottnagel,  Montmollin  and  co.  merchants 
24  James  Arrott,  merchant 
26  William  Trumbull,  merchant 
28  James  J.  Mazurie,  merchant 

Jofepli  Donath  and  co.  merchants   . 
30  Waddington  and  Harwood,  merchants 
34.  Oliver  Smith  and  co.  merchants 
56  Samuel  Price,  merchant 
38  John  Thompfon,  merchant 
40  John  Stille,  merchant 
42  Andrew  Service,  merchant 
44  William  M'Culley,  boot  and  ftioe  maker 
46  Ebenezer  Large,  merchant 
48  Willi;im  French,  merchant 

William  Sitgreaves,  gentleman 
50  Jofeph  Richardfon,  goldlmith  '; 

52  Thomas  Orr,  merchant  ,    ■ 

54  James  and  Richard  Smith,   merchants 
56  Thomas  Wotherfpoon,  merchant 
58  Robert  Smith,  8c  co.  merchants 
60  John  Elliot,  looking  glafs  and  medicine  warehoufe 
62  Samuel  Powell  Griffith,  M.  D. 
64  L.  Allwine,  oil  and  colourman 
66  William  Knox  and  co.  merchants 
68  Peter  P.  Walter,  commiflioa  merchant 
70  Sarah  Knowles,  fliopkeeper 
72  John  Claypoole,  uphoHlerer 
74  John  W^hitney,  mathematical  inftrument  maker  and  optician 

John  Dixon,   muflard  manwfacSlurer 
76  William  Gethen,  gold  and  filverfmith 

Daniel  King,  jun.  brafs  founder 
78  John  Connelly,    audlioneer 
83  Samuel  Coates,  merchant 

John  R.  Coates,  attorney  atUw 
86   Patrick  Byrne,  gentleman 
88  Paul  Cox,  gentleman 
88  Jofeph  Shoemaker,  jiin.  merefeaiit 


[     51      ] 

South  Front  Street  continued. 

.    90  Robert  Ralfton,  merchant 
92  Micrs  Fiftier,  merchant 
96  Conyngham,  Nefbitt  and  coi  merchants 
98  J.  Haworth,  muflard  and  chocolate  manufadurer 

100  Stuart  and  Barr,  merchants 

i£>2  P.  Blight,  merchant 

104  Nalbro  Frazier,  merchant 

f86  J.  Alexander  Miller,  merchant 

108  Francis  Wed,  merchant 

no  Samuel  R.  Fidier,  merchant 

112  Jofeph  S.  Le^vi3,  merchant 

114  C  F.  RouiTer,  merchant 

116  John  Morton,  merchant 

118  William  Carr,  engraver 

Samuel  Williamlbn,  goldfmith  and  jeweller 

120  Levi  Garrett,  tobacconift 

John  M'MuIlen,  goldfmith  and  jeweller 

122  John  Purdoij,  Ihopkeeper 

124  Jofeph  Lownts,  goldfmith 

126  Thomas  Clayton,  hatter 

128  Sarah  Dlhvorth,  ironmonger 

130  James  M'Dowell,  watch  and  clock  maker 
132  Nathan  Dorfey,  druggifl  and  apothecary 

134  William  Lawrence,  hatter 
136  Charles  Townfend,  watch  maker 

Samuel  Richards,  filverfmith 
138  Peter  Evans,  tavernkeeper 
140  William  Clarke,  grocer 
142  Thomas  Davis,  boot  and  flioemaker 
144  Philip  M'Ginnes,  foap  boiler  &  tallow  chandler 
146  Martin  Row,  bifcuit  baker 
148  Jacob  Clarke,  grocer 
1 50  John  Lockton,  fhbpkeeper 
352  Richard  F.  Sparks,  block  maker 
154  Sarah  Bunner,  ^¥idow 
1 56  Andrew  Fhiller,  fho«  maker 
1 58  Praife  Wadman,  boarding  houfe 
160  John  Goad,  upholflerer 
162  Henry  Mitchell,  fliip  chandler 
166  Jeremiah  Boone,  merchant 
170  Robert  Hewitt,  me  reliant 
172  Thomas  Shaw,  boot  andfhoe  maker 
174  Dominick  Joice,  merchant 
176  John  M'Collom,  fea  captain 
178  Ann  Offley,  gentlewoman 
iSo  John  Roffeter,  lliip  mafler 
182  Jonas  William  Kean,  merchant 
186  William  Bainbridge,  fhip  matter 
188  John  Clement  Stocker,  mcrckaflt 


[      92      ] 
SoKtb  Front  Street  continued, 

i92  Rt/u2rt  Fry,  fiioe  maker 

John  M'Phail,  grocer 
194  Ann  Robinfon,  fliopkeeper 
196  Michael  Bowers,  labourer 
198  J.  Afhbridge,  bilcuit  baker 
200  George  Plumfted,  merchant 
202  I'liomas  Mifflin,  merchant 
«C4  John  Miller,  jim.  merchant 

Robert  Hendeflbn,  merchant 
;o8  Mr.  Harding,  fhipmafter 
210  liaac  Ifachar,  fliip  mafter 
212  Prcuey  Blackifton,  fhoe  maker 
214  Morgan  and  Price,  merchants 

Chandler  Price,  merchant 
216  Pragers  and  co.  merchants 
21?  John  Gregory,  cabinetmaker 
222  Lewis  GIapier,v"nierchant 
224  Lewis  James  Brade,  gentleman 
232  Lewis  Salles  merchant 

James  l^itchett,  merchant 
234  William  Lynch,  merchant 
~  ,^  J.  Lte  Bi'JT,,  merchant 

South  Second  ^tr^^t, 

2  Ames  Taylor,  fliopkeeper 

4  Daniel  Dupuj^,  fliopkeeper 

6  Robert  GJlbeh,  umbrella  maker 

y  John  Hart,  apothecary  and  druggifl 
3o  John  Harrifon,  druggifl:  k  chemifl, 
J  2  Muies  Nathan,  merchant 
14  Elizabeth  Evans,  fticpkeeper 
16  Hei;:y  and  Patrick  Rice,  bookfellers  and  ftationer: 

3  8  David  Lapfley,  merchant 

20  A.  K.  and  M.  Gncft,  merchants 
22  John  Purvefsa.id  Son,  fljopkeepers 
>^4  David  and  Joieph  Bacon,  ironmongers 

David  Bacon, 
26  J.  J.  Piilcolm,  druggifl  and  apothecary 
28  John  Boiflier,   merchant 
30  Anchony  W.  Robinfon,  jeweller 
32  Daniel  Dlckinfon,  glover 
34  Peter  Stewart,  printer  and  bookfeller 
36  Robert  Smith,  ftorekeeper 

Jotin  Fairbairn,  fliopkeeper 
38  Robert  Haydock,  plumber 

Johr)  J.  Parry,  watch  and  clock  maker 
40  1  homas  Howard,  ironmonger 

4  2  :^izabeth  Prodor,  fliopkeeper 


[     55      ] 

Soutb  S<;co}id  Street  continued. 

44  James  Mufgrave,  goldfmith  and  jeweller 

46  Tho:Tjas  White,  china  merchant 

48  Nathan  Jones,  (liopkeeper 

52  William  Young,  printer,  bookfeller  and  ftationer 

54  S.  Smith,  (liopkeeper 

56  M'Cara  and  Fridge,  merchants 

-8  JohB  Evans,  merchant 

60  Nathaniel  Holland,  hatter 

62  William  Montgomery,  hoot  and  lliocmakcr 

64  Lemuel  Green,  one  of  the  miniftersof  the  Methodift 

epifcopal  church 
66  Roger  Kean,  fea  captain 
70  James  Tiffin,  merchant 
72  James  Milnor,  attorney  at  law 
74  James  Pemberton,  gentleman 
76  James  Logao,  gentleman 
S6  James  Kitchin,  city  coffee  houfe 
88  Philip  Jones,  umbrella  maker 

William  Booth,  gun  maker 
90  Elizabeth  Kirkpatrick,  gentlewoman 
92  A.  Regnaud,  broker 
96  George  Ludlam,  plumber 
<j8  J.  Ledent,  bottler 

John  M'Kever,  fea  captain 
ffio  Peter  Howard,  fhoemaker 
02  Jofeph  Glemens,  perfumer 
04  Margaret  Ghiene  and  co.  dry  good  flora 

06  Jacob  Overltack,  fhopkeeper 

08  John  M'Alifler,  whip  maker 

10  Elizabeth  Graig,  widow  crockery  fcore 

14  George  Hunter,  druggifl  and  chymifl 

18  Benjamin  F.  Garrigues,  grocer 

20  Andrev/  Spence,  dentifl 

22  John  Wharton,  fhcemaker 

24  Henry  Wyand,  baker 

26  Chriftian  Smith,  boarding  houfc 

28  A.Gordon,  attorney  at  la'.v 

36  Robert  Wain,  merchant 

38  David  Lewis,  Infurance  broker 

42  Thomas  Fifiier,  merchant 

"^^  >  Niqholas  Wain,  gentleman 

48  J.  A,  Wildanger,  merchant 

50  J.  S.Lewis,  merchant 

52  Abel  Humph  rys,  merchant 

54  Owen  Jones,  merchant 

58  Thompfon  and  Swaeney,  painters  and  glaafiers 

60  Charks  Allen,  druggifl  and  apothecary 

64  E.  Dinilh,  merchant 


[     54     ] 

South  Second  Street  continued. 

1 66  Frederick  Kifielman,  merchant 

i6S  George  Barclay,  grocer 

1 70  Thomas  Canby,  merchant 

172  William  Murray,  ladies  flioemaker 

176  John  Blackwell,  bottling  ftorc 

180  William  Currie,  M.  D. 

182 -Thomas  Bell,  merchant 

184  J.  Catez,    hair  drefler 

1 86  John  Douglais,  jtm.  cabinet  and  chair  maker 

188  Thomas  Amies,  (lioemaker 

190  William  Read  and  co.  merchants 

192  Samuel  Young,  merchant 

194  William  Brown,  cabinet  maker 

196  J.  Baptifte  Bouvier,  umbrella  maker 

next  Charles  Blum,  baker 

202  Thomas  Young,  boot  and  fhoemaker 

204  RoCannah  Cara,  boarding  houfe 

206  Tiiomes  Brown,  grocer 

Jofepli  Doez,  hair  dreffer 
208  Figuiere,  boarding  houfe 
210  John  Keli}«j  fhoe  warehoufe 
212  George  W.  Helm,  grocer 
214  William  Nelfon,  innkeeper 
216  Mary  Hall,  Ihopkeeper 
218  James  Hamil,  fhopkeeper 
220  Peter  Bonneuil,  grocer 
•J22  Martin  Rizer,  tavernkeeper 
224  John  Armftrong,  fhoe  wnrehoufe 
226  William  Manning,  tin  plate  worker 
228  George  Ralfton,   cudom  houfe  officer 
230  David  Miller,  grocer 
232  Margaret  Dick,  fhopkeeper 

Mary  Thompfon,  milliner 
234  Samuel  Jones,  hatter 

Widow  Badfon,  crockery  ftore  -' 

236  Charles  Bird,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  Pennfylvania 
238  Edward  Lithgow,  houfe  carpenter 
240  Peter  Greffin,  jeweller 
242  Jane  Dalzell,  widow,  grocec 

Elizabeth  Wilfon,  widow 
244  William  Dalzell,  grocer 
246  Mary  Peltj,  widow 
248  Mr.  Foumier, 
250  W.  Watts,  M.  D. 
252  Peter  Lafitte,  boarding  houfe 
254  John  Bryant,  drtiggifl:  and  chemif! 


[     65     ] 

South  Second  Street  continued. 

X  Samuel  Wigglefworth,  toy  warehoufe 

3  Sarah  Flahaven,  fhopkeeper 

5  George  Hiberton,  merchant 

7  Charles  Harris,  merchant 

9  Samuel  Baker,  fhopkeeper 
II  John  Riley,  watch  and  clock  maker 
13  John  Hamilton  aui  Son,  tobacconifts 
15   r.  Pearce,  merchant 
17  William  Young  Birch,  flationev 
19  C.  Beiniaud,  china  merchant 
21    William  Bell,  merchant 
23  Gueft  and  Bancker,  merchants 
25  John  Wagner,  merchant 
27  Hannal?  Linn,  fhopkeeper 

29  Edmond  Nugent,  fliopkseper  "" 

31  William  Abbott,  china  merchant 
33  John  Ai^kio,  lUvfrfmith 
35  Sarah  Williams,  Ihopkeeper 
37  Anthony  Kennedy,  ibap  boiler  and  tallow  chandler 
39  M.  and  E.  Flickwir,  fhopkeepcrs  ^^ 

41  Thomas  Dobfon,  bookfeller  and  ftationer 
43  Madam  Nicholas,  toy  (hop 

45  John  8c  William  Wigglefworth,  hardware  &  toy  fliop?' 
47  Jane  Larenwre,  fliopkeeper 
45  William  Hopkins,  boot  and  (hoemaker 
51  Jermain  Combes,  tobacconifl: 
53  Michael  Doran,  fhopkeeper 
55  John  Dumoutet,  goldfmith  and  jeweller 
57  Jane  Singleton,  fhopkeeper 
59  Thomas  Rimer,  boot  and  fhoemaker     % 
6i  John  Lacave,  hairdrefTer  and  perfumer 
63  Lewis  Defauqu*,    confectioner 
65  Samuel  Morris,  gentleman 

Ifrael  Morris,  jun.  gentleman 
67  John  Sparhawk,  bookfeller 
69  S.  Kennedy,  carver  and  gilder 
71  A.  Chardon,  paper  hanging  manufa£turei 
73  William  Maclure  and  co.  merchants 
75  L.  Defcur«t,  goldfmith  and  jeweller 
77  Robert  Swan,  filverfmith 
79  John  Bedford,  cordwaiaer 
81  Francis  Knox,  grocer 
83  Walter  Franklin,  attorney  at  law 
S5  Peter  Lohra  and  James  Huraphriss,  jun.  notary  public*' 
87  William  Carr,  engraver 
John  Draper,  engraver 
John  Webb,   taylor 
Patrick  Kennedy,  watch  maker 
89  J.  Black,  jeweJler  and  hair  worker 


Soutb  Second  Street  continued. 

91  B.  Decamps,  glafs  engraver  and  china  ftore 

93  Marinot,  confedioner 

95  S.  Perpignan  and  Varnier,  goldfmithi  oc  jeweliera 

97  WillLam  Lehman,  and  co.  druggifts  and  apothecarie:' 

99  Abner  Bartlelbn,  taylor 
loi  Jacob  Houtzell,  jeweller 
IC3  G'llaipy  and  Strong,  druggifh: 

John  Symons,  intelligence  ofiice  corner  of  Dock  I^. 
Ill  B.  Breintnal,  boot  and  (boemaker 
11^  Jacob  Malambre,  flioemaker 

Fitzgerald  and  Calins,  grocers 
115  Thomas  Wright,  fhoemaker 
117  Elijah  Brown,  merchant 
121  John  B.  Evans,    taylor 
125  Edward  Bridges,  attorney  at  law 
125  Thomas  Walter,  blackfmith 
127  Henry  Lifle,  gentleman 
129  Magnus  Miller,  gentleman 
1 31  John  Girard,  Uiip  mailer 
1-^3  Jofeph  King,  houfe  painter  and  glazier  and  wife  fendei 

maker 
135  Jofeph  Roffet,  hat  m.anufaclurer 
J  37  John  Byrne,  hair  dreffe.- 
^59  George  Anfbey,  flioemaker 

141  Ifaac  SiK)wden,  jun.  merchant 

145  John  Peckworth,  flioemaker 

149  William  Barnes,  cake  baker 
J.  W.  Morris,  merchant 

151  John  K.  Helmuth,  merchant 

153  John  Dowers,  fail  maker 

157  William  Williams,  grocer 

1  j9  Thomas  Gilpin,  merchant 
Lydia  Gilpin,  gentlewoman 

1 6 1  Joh«  Craig,  merchant 

163  Henry  Sparks,  merchant 

165  Thomas  Harper,  gentleman 

167  Francis  Ingraham,  gentleman 

169  John  Burn,  (liopkeeper 

171  Daniel  Shoemaker,  fliopkeeper 

173  John  S.  Smith,  merchant  corner  of  Spruce  ft      . 

i.ext  Jofeph  Blanc,  taylor 

T77  James  Thackara,  engraver  and  bookfeller 

i3i  Peter  AUardice,  dyer  and  fcourer 

il^  Wayton  and  co.  dealers  in  ikins 
James  Eail,  taylor 

1S5  James   Boyes, 

William  Smith,  chair  painter 

i*7  Judith  M'CuU,  gentlewoman 
Archibajld  M'Call,  merchant 


[     57     ] 

South  Second  Street  continued. 

191  Peter  Jauffaud,  meichant 

193  John  Dunioiitet,  Ten.  goldfinlth  and  jeweller 

195  Aaron  Malgiave,  jmi.  conveyancer 

197  Ifaac  Oakman,  fliopkeeper 

199  James  Sa'.ver,  Cv^pketper 

205  Jacob  Djrai;,:.,  umbrella  maker 

Samuel  Carpenter,  prancerand  glazier  back  of  305 
207  RoufVeaa,  taylor  ^ 

tiog  Mrs.  Bartow, 
211  L.  A.  Taral'con,  merchant 
213  Soullier  and  Wachlmuth,  merchants 
next  Charlci  Shultz,  jun.  hatter 
next  Elizabeth  Wail,  tobacconifl 
219  Hannah  Jones,  fhopkeeper 
»2i  A.  Bingham,  merchant 
223  John  Steel,  Ihopkeeper 
225  Dani^  Newna.i,  meafurer  of  grain 
227  Lewis  Cordeil,  tobacconifl: 
229  Mullen  and  Lincoln,  milliners 
231  William  Hancock,  printer 
233  Ghriftiana  Somervelle,  dealer  in  china,  glafs  and 

queens  ware 
235  Daniel  M'Karaher,  innkeeper 
237  James  Scravendyke,  foap  boijer  and  tallow  chandler 
239  Morton  and  De  Silver,  book  binders 

Stockley  Sturgls,  fhoemaker 
241   James  Stuart,  grocer 
243  William  Sykes,  gentleman 
245  Simouet,  paflry  cook 
247  Jehu  Hill,  tobacconift 
249  John  Johnflon,  fliopkeeper 
25 1  Daniel  Shute,  fhopkeeper 
253  Jofcph  Simons,   fliopkeeper 

Soiitb  Third  Sired, 

I  Shaw  and  Pearce,  furriers 
3  Benedidl  Dorfey  and  Son,  grocers 
7  Anguftus  Fricke,  woolen  draper 
11  Elizabeth  Allen,  fliopkeeper 
13  Thomas  Parker,  watch  and  clock  maker 
15  Ann  Powell,  fliopkeeper 

J'jfiah  Hewes,  gentleman 
17  Bell  Cohen,  ftiopkteper 
19  Jane  Palmer,  fliookeeper 
John  BilTel,  geu'Jeman 
21  'J'homas  Peaice,  perfumer 
.23  Mary  and  Haunali  Burgefs,  fhopkeepers 
H 


[      ^8     ] 

South  Third  Street  continued, 

25  John  Dubariy  and  co.  merchants 

27  Kobeit  Pitton,  pofl  mailer 

29  George  Reford,  fliopkeeper 

31  Jofcph  Doogan,  boot  and  iTioemaker 

33'^obn  Lownes,  gentleman 
Il'aac  Franks,  broker 

35  Morin  Duval,  apothecary  and  chymin: 

37  Cropley  Role,  wine  merchant 

59  John  Rea,  umbrella  maker 

43  Michael  Kitts,  melFenger  to  the  revenue  office 

45  C  Billow,  watch  maker  and  jeweller 

47  John  Ward,  boot  and  Ihocmaker 

49  Henry  Schievly,  cutler  and  I'urgeons  inftrument  uiakf;;' 

51  David  Hcgan,  printer  and  bookfclleF 

53  Lewis  Ryan,  boot  and  fhoemaker 

55  Thomas  Tullin,   perfumer 

57  Jeffe  Keafbey,  curriter 

59  Mahlon  Dickerlbn,  attorney  at  law 

61  Margaret  Burke,  I'chool  miftrefs 

63  F.  Dufar,  merchant 
Leviner,  grocer 

65  J.  Hopkins,  patent  razor  fnap  maker 

67  Jofeph  Baldwin,  boot  and  fhoemaker 

69  Matchias  Corlefs,  grocer 

71  Jofeph  Burden,  wool  comber 

73  Benjamin  Lyndali',  cabinet  and  chair  maker 

75  William  Mailers,  flioemaker 

77  Henry  Clarke,  cordwainer 

Elizabeth  GriiTith,  gentlewoman    corner  of  Walnut  f^ 

79  John  Leamy,  merchant 

Sj  John  Dabadie,  merchant 

83  Rev.  Jofeph  Hutckins, 

85  James  Harris,  fexton  of  St.  Pauls  church 

87  William  Buckley,  merchant 

89  Samuel  Hays,   broker 

91  Savage  and  Dugan,    merchants 

97  Jofeph  Burden,  windfor  chair  maker 
105  Thomas  Willing,  jun.  merchant 
107  Ifaac  Wharton,  merchant 
III  Thomas  Hawthorn,  merchant 
113  E.  andL.  Bollman,  merchants 
115  jeffe  W^aln,  merchant 
117  Ifaac  Wickof,  merchant 
119  Samuel-  Bennett,  merchant 
121  Noble  Caldwell  Neilfon, 
123  Robert  S.  Stafford,  M.  D. 
125  Mifs  Hetty  Gardner, 
127  William  Maddock,  merchant 
129  Saijjuel  Pancoaft,  ironmonger 


[     59     ] 

Sxiib  Third  Street  continued. 

131  Caleb  Griffith,   taylor 

Sarah  Parncutt,  cake  baker 
133  Willet  Smith,  merchant 
1'^^  Robert  \\'harton,  gentleman 
145  Edward  Roberts,  wood  corder 
147  Mary  Pyles,  boarding  houfe 
149  Jofeph  Wright,  fail  nukef 
151  Jofeph  Glenn,  fea  captain 

157  Thomas  M'Kean,  governor  of  the  ftateof  Pennfylvania 
163  Thomas  Attmore,  grazier 

165  Abfalom  Jones,  epifcopal  minifter  of  the  African  church 
167  Mary  Saddler,  fhoemaker 
169  Alexander  M'Cook,  grocer 
185  John  Dickfon,  grocer 
187  Charles  Smith,  coach  maker 
next  D.  Smith,  merchant 
185  Janet  Craig,  gentlewoman 
187  Andrew  Hadfeg,  raercljant 
189  Felix  Imbert,  merchaut 
next  John  Hamilton,  grocer 
M.  Laplanche,  paftry  cook 
2  William  Levis,  paper  fto re 
4  Milly  Andre,  merchant 
6  Taggert  and  Smith,  merchants 

8  Samuel  M'Lane  leather  dreffer,  breeches  maker  &  glover 
10  Ifaac  Pfixfon,  hardware  merchant 
12  S.  Chaudron,  watchmaker  and  jeweller 
14  Samuel  Bettle,   fliopkeepa- 

16  Henry  Morris,  oRrich  and  fancy  feather  inanufaclurer 
18  Williajn  Y.  Rogers,  proprietor  of  the  United  States 

mail  Rage 
20  Abbott  and  Barnes,  curriers 
22  Thomas  Cumpflon,  merchant 
26  William  Spotswood,  bookfeller 
28  James  Farmer,  carpenter 
30  John  M'Gurdy,  cordwainer 
32  Francis  Pic,  fancy  ilore 

Auguftine  Aurrol,  dancing  mafl:«r 
36  George  Kemble,  flioemaker 
38  Abraham  Hilyard  and  Benjamin  Pippitt,  taylors 
40  John  Conyers,  boot  and  flioe  warehoufe 

Jones  and  Kinzey,  whip,  harnefs  and  trunk  makers 

corner  of  Chefnut  11 
Duncan  M'Innes,  fruiterer 
44  Samuel  Reynolds,  taylor 
66  John  AHiburner,  tanner 
68  Samual  Smith,  currier 
72  Thomas  Harrifon,  taylor 


[     60     J 
South    Third  Street  ccntinued^ 

74  Henry  Toland,  merchant 
76  J.  Duulap,  M.  D. 
78  James  Queen,  taylor 

bufannah  Cook,  boarding  houfe 
80  Soloman  Marache,  boarding  houfc 
82  William  liewis,  attorney  at  law 
84  Thadeus  Brov/n,  fchool  mafter 
86  Willi<i;7i  Rino,  baker 
88  John  Tedt'urdj  bottler 
f)o  Ann  Dilri  rth,  gentlewoman  . 

Sdmnel  Shoemaker,  attorney  at  law 
92  Sarah  Pennotk,  gentlewoman 

94  William  Stokes,  fliip  broker 
96  Thomas  Hewfon, 

95  Tnomas  Willing  Francis,  merchant 

ICO  Thomas  Willing,  prefident  of  the  bank  of  U.  States 

II'  Benjamin  Chc-w,  fer,  gentleman  ■" 

212  Alexander  Ba-ing,  ;    atleman 

'  s'illiam  Bin;^'han'i;  gentleman,  corner  of  Spruce  [\ 
Ph'!  )t,  Cramond  and  co.  merchants  do     do 

146  Nichitlas  pjavt,  cedar  cooper 

148  Jcfcph  B.  Barry,  cabinet  maker  and  upholfterer 

150  James  Crawford  and  col  rs;:.h2     ' 

Michael  Conner,  groo^-r  ooiiicr  cl  uiiun  ft 

156  Thomas  Corby,  blacivfniith 

158  Louis  Defabaye,  gentleman 
Mary  Henderfonj  widow 

160  John  M'G->llin,  taylor 

162  I'homas  Reilly,  fea  captain 

164  Mrs.  G-'oves,  v»'idow 

166  John  Riley,  fea  captain 

5  68  William  Harrifon.  engraver 

170  Michael  Alcorn,  flnp  ri"fter 

172  Martin  Roib,   bifcult  baker  uvd  boarding  hciilc 

176  Jofeph  Sims,  merchant 

184  Stephen  Bnidon,  grocer 

Alexander  Dean,  collector  of  taxes  corner  of  GaikiU  ft 
Widow  Mofley,  fchool  mlftrefs  do  do 

194  Samuel  Cuthbert,  mart  maker 

202  William  Payne,  houfe  carpenter 

206  Francis  Jack,  bricklayer 

:io3  Peace  Wadman,  mariner 


[     61     ] 

South  Fourth  Streei. 

2  Chalkley  C-illins,  bifcuit  baker 

4  Charles  Hcgins,   grocer 

0  jehofhaphat  Polk,  fadcller  and  cap  maker 

8  Catherine  W  alfli,  tavernkeeper 
lo  Peter  Geley,  Ia,jidary,  jeweller  and  goldfmitli 
12  Samuel  Williams,  luml3er  merchant 

14  Wafl:ington  L.  Hannum,  attorney  at  law 

1 5  John  L  Lcib,  attorney  at  law 
18  Samnel  Pafiey,  fcrivener 

20  Themas  Parke,  M.  D. 

22  John  Phillips,  repofitory  for  fecond  hand  books  buys 
and  fells  on  commillion 

24  Samuel  Tomkins,  taylor 

28  John  Everly,   hatter 

28  Johi;  Richman,  cabinetmaker 

30  Shannon  and  Robblns,  taylors 

32  Geoige  Bickerton,  boot  and  flioemaker 

34  Jcfeph  Kite,  glafs  and  earthenv.are  ftore 

36  Hannah  Dean,  gentlewoman 

38  Lambert  Keatting,  boot  and  flioemaker 

40  Thomas  Stiff,  hair  drefier 

42  John  Davifor,  faddler 

44  Anthony  Morris,  tobacconift 

46  David  Gilbert,  toyman 

Alexander  Moore,  tavernkeeper  corner  of  Chefnut  fi 

50  John  Kinnnn, turner 

52  Jeremiah  John fon,  fign  and  ornamental  painter 
next  Onflow  Wakeford,  coach  maker 
next  Godfrey  Geble;-,  blackfmith 
next  Samuel  Salter,  carver  and  gilder 

62  Samuel  Moon,  boarding  houfe 

64  B.  Qnefnet,  dancing  mafter 

66  Samuel  and  David  Moon,  chair  makers 

68  James  Mallon,  teacher  of  the  French  ailfl  Englllh 
languages 
Nicholas  Gouui  Dufief,  profeffor  of  French  literature 
and  bookfeller 

70  Edward  Savage,  engraver 

74  Pvichard  Spragg,  looking  glafs  and  trunk  maker 

76  Jclin  Letch  worth,  windfor  chair  maker 

80  Br:i  jamin  Kite,  fchoolmafler 

82  Edward  Collins,  taylor 

86  Conrad  Hanfe,  coach  maker 

88  E.  Burd, 

90  D.  W.  Coxe,  merchant 

92  J.  Afhley,  merchant 

94  George  Willing,  merchant 

96  Deborah  Stewart, 

gS  Edward  Shippen,  chief  judge  of  the  fuprerae  court 


[     62     ] 

South  Fourth  Street  continued. 

loo  James  Corkrin,  lumber  merclraut 

John  Abel,  grave  digget-  corner  of  Priian  ft 

Jofeph  I'^-natius  de  Viar,  Spaiiifh  conful  general  coiner 

of  Pruan  ft 
Cafper  Wiftar,  M.  D.  corner  of  Pruan  ft 
1 18  Elizabeth  ThotDpfon,  boarding  houfe 
120  John  Baker,  cabinet  maker 
next  A.  Barger  and  co.  lumber  merchants 
next  William  Govett, 

next  Bonfall  Sc  Shoemaker,  notary's  public  Sc  conveyancers 
126  Garrett  Cottringer,  merchant 
128  Elizabeth  Wharton,  gentlev/oman 

Fifhbourn  Wharton,  merchant 
130  Robert  Carr,  printer 
132  Jacob  Carman,  carpenter 
134  Eleanor  Green,  grocer 
J 36  Tracey  Baker, 

138  William  Campbell,  cabinet  maker 
140  Philip  Wiltmore,  porter 
142  Chriftian  Carner,  waiter 
144  Jones  and  Clarke,  merchants 

William  Jones,  merdhant 
146  Charles  Callaghan,  meafurer  of  grain 
148  Robert  Patterfon,  profeffor  of  mathematics  in  the 

Unlverfity  of  Pennfylvania 
150  Nathaniel  Colebnrn,  taylor 
152  Francis  Ruffel,  fhopkeeper  and  grocer 
William  Stevenfon,  lioufe  carpenter 
156  John  George  Boyer,  merchant 
158  Charles  Sang,  ccnfcdlioner 
160  Philip  Pancake,  tavernkeeper 
164  J.  Lloyd,  merchant 
166  Peter  Harvey,  gunfmith 
168  Charles  Mahy,  gentleman 
170  Jofeph  Wetheiill,  inrpcdor  of  lumber 
176  William  Parvin,  grocer 
182  Hannah  Martin 
184  Thomas  Darnell,  conftable 
186  Hannah  M'Elroy,  fhopkeeper 
194  John  Geyer,  grocer 
196  R.  Price,  lumber  merchant 
198  Rofannah  Macgowan,  innkeeper 
O.  Macgowan, 

C.  H«rn,  grocer  corner  of  Gaflcill  ft 
Charles  Mulvey,  fecretary  to  tlie  conful  general  of 

Spain,  corner  of  Gafkill  ft 
George  Row,  clerk  near  South  ft 


[     63     ] 

South  Fourth  Street  continued. 

3  M'Alpin  and  Napier,  taylors 
5  Ann  and  Elizabeth  Clinton,  boarding  hovilc 
Ludewig  Kruinbhaar,  merchant 
C.  M.  Buck,  merchant 
7  Sarah  Lawibn,  boarding  houfe 
Jacob  S.  Wain,  counting  hoafe 
II  N.  Lcofbourrr'w,  ftage  office 

John  Mcitin,  taylor 
13  Palph  5:  haw,  muiic  ftore 
15  janies  (^ojles,  inkeeper 
1 5  Martha  tledman,  dealer  in  tea 
19  Joltph  Kjt-n,  cuulcr 
21  Benjan-:ic  Kite,  fchocl  mafter 

Jofeph  Rcddman,  naeichant  > 

23  William  Jones,  fadkr 
25  jamco  Cnmniens,  hair  dreffer  and  perfumer 
27  Jacob  Thomas,  taylor 
29  bufannah  Fling,  boarding  houfe 

George  Cumming,  merchant  ^ 

31  John  Leathermaii,  taylor 
35  Jereiuiah  Paul,  fchoolmafter 

Thomas  Kingftone,  fruiterer  v 

next  Sarah  Lancailer,  fchool  niifla-efs 
next  James  Yard,  merchant 
39  Jf;mes  Starr,  gentleniHn 

41  Kennedy  and  Moore,  foap  boilers  and  tallow  chandlers 
47  William  Henry,  copperfmitii 
Stephen  Moylan,  com  miiTioner  of  loans  corner  of  Walnut  ^- 
Beujamin  Rufh,  M.  D.     do         do 
63  Thomas  Williams,  painter  and  glazier 
65  Jacob  Eameft,  taylor 
67  Thottius  Keiland,  merchant 
73  Widow  Eke, 
75  George  Emlen,  ftierchant 
77  Margaret  M'Call,  gentlewoman 

Simon  Walker,  merchant,  corner  of  Cyprefs  alley 
Diana  CJnyiUl,  milliner  corner  Union  It 
next  Letitia  Cantie,  fearaflrefs 

83  Jacob  Brefinger,  baker 
nest  Soloman  Potier, 
89  Thomas  Nicholas,  merchant 

Jofeph  Stride,  gentleman  corner  of  Pine  'i't 
John  Jennings,  alderman         do  do 

next  Elizabeth  Steward,  wadierwoman 
next  John  Keyfer,  hair  drefler 
next  Ifaac  Jobnfon,  coachman 
next  William  Coulfton,  fawycr 

Sufanuah  Gibbs,  waHierwoman  near  Lombard  H: 
Ilaac  Chriilfteldj  mariner  corner  of  Lombard  [\ 


[     64     J 

South  Fourth  St'^eet  contimwcL 

t95  R.  Rcbii-:,  gentleinan 

next  Thomas  Badaraquc,  merchant 

next  Samuel  Shinn,  bricklayer 

Benjamin  Mouteith,  fea  captain  corner  of  Gafkill  {t 
Charles  M'Manniay,  blackfmith  near  South  ft 

South  Fifth  itreeti 

William  ShealT,  gentleman 

William  Beache,  ornament  compofilion  manufadory' 

John  Black,  turner 
II  James  Simmons,  gentleman 
15  John  Hawkins,  mul'ical  inftrument  maker 
17  Ifaac  Vv'atibn,  lumber  merchant 
19  Nicklin  and  Griffith,  merchants 

Patrick  Lyon,  fmith  near  Walnut  ft 
21  Nathaniel  Kitfield,  taylor 

Ann  Cobourne,  boarding  houfe 

James  Steel,  laddler 

George  Beck,  landfcape  painter 

Stephen  Bonder,  carpenter 

Peter  De  Briell,  fail  maker 

Hugh  Kelly,  grocer  the  corner  of  Walnut  ft 

V/illiam  Corran,  boarding  houfe 
41  Peter  and  Thomas  MTlwham,  brafs  founders 

George  Hedderlv,  bell  founder  and  fmith 

Robert  Merrie,  cabinet  maker 
43  John  Brady,  i'chool  mafter 
45  John  William  Allen,  pi  inter 
47  Elizabeth  Wood,  parchment  maker 
49  Philip  Allock,  taylor 
51  Timothy  Collins,  grocer 

53  Johu  Lake,  Spanilh  and  Morocco  leather  manufadurcsr 
55  M-rs.  Telffere,  gentlewoman 
57  Alexander  Carlyle,  gentl'.-man 
59  Peter  BolTee,  eating  Vioufe 
61  John  B.  Loer,  merchant 

70  Charles  Bunkham,  coachman 

71  John  Clark,  conftable 

69  Andrew  Ncilfon,  tavernkeeper 
next  T.  Newman,  carter 
71  Lewis  Jones  Jardine,  M.  D. 
73  C.  Wetherington,  dealer 
75  Thomas  M'Clane,  bottler 
77  James  U.  M'Kinzey,  manmidwife  and  dentift 
79  William  Harper,  mufical  inflrument  maker 
81  Sr.mael  Stockton,  acccmptant 
89  John  Gouijon,  merchant 
91  Joieph  E.  G.  M.de  la  Grange,  fworn  interpreter 


[     65     ] 

Smib  Fifth  Street  continued. 

95  Andrew  Gallager,  fhip  mafler 

Matthias  Kriel,  grocer  corner  of  Spruce  ft 
loi   Elizabeth  Hogard,  gentlewoman 
103  Chloe  Mountgomery,  wanier\¥oman 
next  James  EUifon,  plaillerer 
next  Richard  Shaw,  labourer 
109  Malcohn  M'Donald,  grocer 
III  Jofeph  Wh-irton,  merchant 
next  Margaret  Bryan,  buckfler 
next  Henry  Roufe,  blacklmith 
next  Elizabeth  .Cruniins,  wtflierwoman 
next  George  Randal,  porter 
119  Peter  Neugorke,  merchant 
121  Francis  Teftdir,  gentleman 
123  John  Hobfon,  grocer 
125  Jacob  Cremer,  biackfmith 
John  Jones,  fhoemakcr 
William  Goffan,  labourer 
George  Woods,  carpenter 
William  Bell,  baker 
Rebecca  Gorden,  fliopkeeper 
Thomas  Kingfton,  houfe  carpenter 
151  Philip  Sanchez,  merchant 
157  John  Cook,  baker 
next  Samuel  Bell,  oak  cooper 

B.  Hinton,  grocer 
163  William  Preflon,  bricklayer 

Charles  Hurft,  gentleman  corner  of  South  11 
Mrs.  Maxwell,  boarding  houfe 
Henry  Pepper  and  Son,  brewers 
4  Kreal  and  David  Jones,  grocer 
i  William  Davis,  taylor 
John  Leacock,  coroner 
next  Nicholas  Efling,  brick  maker 
10  Francis  Mainn,  f.-w  msker 

12  William  M'Donald,  h  ir  drefler  8c  intelligence  office 
14  Phillip  Ridabock,  tavernkeeper 
16  Jofeph  Beale,  cabinet  maker 

Samuel  M'Intire,     do     do  / 

18  George' Johnfon,  coach  makrr 
20  Chailefs  Barenger,  baker 

John  Biorckftrom,  hair  drefler 
Adam  Paulus,  baker 
22  John  Levingfton,  painter  and  glazier 
24  David  Johnibn,  letter  carrier 
26  Henry  Ouram,  biackfmith 
28  Samuel  Wayman,  mariner 
Robert  Gordon,  mariner 
I 


1    \ 


'  [     66     ] 

,  Soiitb  Fifth  Street  .continued. 

34.  Jacob  Herman,  coach  painter 

36  Patrick  Connelly,  gentleman 

38  Jolm  Cailyle,    groce^ 

40  John  Bowering,  boarding  lioufe  ^ 

John  Leaver,  boarding  hoiife       ♦ 

46   James  Phillips,  merchant 

48  Pearfon  Hunt,  merchant 

50  Joleph  Higbee,  merchant 

46  John  Rifdel,  grocer 

50  Balthazer  Quefnet,  dancing  mafler 

52  Jofeph  Barger,  lumber  mercharht 

5*6  Benjamin  Price,  black  fmith  and  66  Lumber  S 

58  Sufan  PalTnay,  gentlewomaa 

60  Jofeph  Snowden,  rope  maker  and  fliip  chandler 

64  Catherine  Earhart,  grocer 

66  George  Kemp,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  the  U.  S. 

68  Richard  Smith,  merchant 

70  Thomas  Wignell,  manager  of  the  new  theatre 
Oliver  Morris,  comedian 

72  Rene  La  Roche,  M.  D. 

74  Daniel  M'Pheribn,  (hip  matter 

Wafton  and  Bunting,  lumber  merchants  corner  Pine  ft 
John  Frank,  coachman  do         do 

94'  Nicholas  Deal,  attorney  at  law 

96  Benjamin  Sweetzer,  fliip  malter 

98  Robert  Morrell,  houfe  carpenter 
102  Samuel  Z.  Jones,  pump  maker 
104  Samuel  Blair,  blacklmith 
108  Nathan  Chapin,  fchool  mailer 
112  Peter  Villar,  gentleman 
114  Peter  Sturgis,  boot  and  fhoemaker 
1 16  Jofeph  Baguier,  gentleman 
118  William  Buririe,  gentleman 
next  Shandy  Yard,  mariner 
nest  Robert  Woolridge,  mariner 
next  Jofeph  Simpfon,  mariner 
next  Robert  Bloer,    taylor 
next  Mary  Bryan,  huckfier 
next  Mary  Allen,  fhopkeeper 
next  Charles  Breece,  condable 
next  William  King,  fhip  mafler  . 

next  James  Weft,  fadler 
next  Sarah  Griffith,  gentlewoman 
next  Andrew  Wolf,  mufician  of  the  n6^v  theatre 


South  Sixth  Street. 

I  Jodiua  B.  Bond,  merchant 
3  John  \V.  Godfrey,  merchant  \ 

5  Alexandea  Turnbull,  cabinet  maker 
7  Thomas  Ogle,  coach  make» 
II  E.  Chriftie,  boarding  houle 
15  Thomas  Egan,  (hoemaker 
17  William  Stuart,  oyfterman 

71  John  Barry,  commander  in  the  navy  of  the  U.  Stat«s 
83  Thomas  Billington,  taylor 
85  George  Latimorc,  colledor  of  the  port 
87  William  Corbet,  tanner 
89  Sarah  Irwin,  gentlewoman 

John  Haines,  high  conftable 

John  C.  Snyder,  grocer  corner  of  Spruce  li 
next  Philadelphia  Craig,  labourer 

Henrieta  Gardner,  waflierwoman 

Mrs.  Penrofe,  gentlewoman 

Phillip  Mafon,  engine  maker  , 

Thomas  Lacount,  wood  fawyer 

Jofeph  Brown,  barber 

Robert  Green,  flioemaker 

Charlott  Mitcliell,  huckfter 

Mary  Wolf,  grocer  corner  of  Lombard  ft 

Joleph  Palmer,  wood  fawyer  ' 

Amos  Anderfon,  chimney  fwceper 

Barney  Boyle,  bricklayer 

Adam  Green,  bleeder 

James  Smith,  labourer 

Thomas  Williams,  mariner 

William  White,  fhopkeeper 
10  David  Irving,  tavernkeeper 
16  John  Tretwell,  ftorekceper 
20  Andrew  Summers,  broker 

John  Aitkin,  cabinetmaker 
36  William  Thackara,  of  the  revenue 
3S  Ralph  Eddowes,  merchant 
40  Peter  Mackie,  merchant 
44  Edward  Edwards,  agent 
46  Jofeph  Warrell,  carpenter 
48  Samuel  Ralfton,  printer 
50  Samuel  Hurry,  merchant 
58  Richard  Tunis,  merchant 
60  Mary  Roberts,  gentlewoman 
72  Robert  Annefley",  merchant 
next  Charlotte,  Bafon,  fchool  miflrefs 

Thomas  Vizer,  paper  hanger 

Robert  PuUen,  plater 


[     68        ] 
South  Sixth  Street  continued. 

next  Adam  Primer,  gentleman 

Daniel  Suter,  jiin.  fherifF's  officer 

Heniy  Dnbofq,  filverer  of  glafs 

Robert  M'Culley,  grocer 

William  Johnlon,  clerk  of  the  market 

John  Alexander,  grocer  corner  of  Pine  ft 

William  Reed,  houfe  carpenter 

Pi.obert  Dinnin,  houfe  carpenter 

John  Milltr,  mariner 

Nathan  Kyer,  oyfterman 

George  Typfecoe,  waiter 

Daniel  Miller,  mariner 

Jofeph  Albert,  faw  fliarper 

John  Dougherty,  grocer 

John  Williams,  mariner 

i'hillip  Beamgard,  carter 

John  B.  Baxter,  labourer 

James  Shields,  ftorekeeper 

William  Runchay,  grocer 

Samuel  Fergufon,  weaver 

Michajah  Pofay,  ftone  cutter 

Sarah  Barnes,  feamflrefs 

Mary  Taylor,  taylorefs 

George  Hetherington,  grocer  Sc  tavernkeejjer 

South  Seventh  Street. 

1  Robert  Erwin,  livery  ftable  keeper 
II  John  Stock,  painter  and  glazier 
15  Aaron  Gardner,  grocer 

19  James  Lyle,^  merchant 

William  Long,  cabinet  maker  corner  of  Chefnifrll 
21  Charles  P.  Heath,  gentleman 

23  James  N.  Harmes,  gentleman 

2  Jacob  Cox,  merchant 
Thomas  Hiltzheimer,  gentleman 

10  Samuel  Claedy,  coackmaker 

Ifaac  Water,  bricklayer 

Johii  Cooper,  coachman 

John  Keighler,  blackfraith 
2S  Timothy  Andrews,  bricklayer 

24  Jolhua  Percival,  merchant  corner  of  Walnut  ft 


\ 
\ 


[     63     ] 

South  Eighth  Street, 

John  Smith,  marble  mafon 

William  Headman,  potter 
41  John  B.  Orfo,  accomptant 
43  Jofiah  W.  Gihbs,  merchant 

Peter  Garon,  blackfmith  corner  of  Walnut  ft 
93  Ann  Dunkin,  gentlewoman 
97  Edward  Boniall,  conveyancer 

David  Smith,  grocer  corner  of  Locuft  ft 

Benjamin  C.  Euzby,  lumber  yard 
2  Joleph  Ogden,  regulator  of  weights 
10  Benjamin  Vanleer,  M.  D. 

Margaret  M'Crea,  boarding  houfc  corner  of  Ghefuut  ft 
next  John  Gochran,  tavernkeeper 

Ann  Johnfone,  grocer  ' 

Owen  Loquice,  porter  feller 

James  Stretch,  mariner 

Sarah  Tatem,  feamftrefs 

James  Healy,  grocer 

James  Thompfon,  nailer 

Michael  M'Grath,  labourer 

Dennis  0'(]onner,  grocer 

John  Hall,  carpenter 

Edward  K.ilIingfworth,  ftioemaker 

Valentine  Reefs,  vlftualer 

Onflow  Wakeford,  coach  maker 

Richard  Hall,  attorney  at  law 

Thomas  Carftairs,  houfe  carpenter 

George  Mead,  merchant 

Robert  Morris,  fen.  merchant 
6c  John  Buckley,  clerk  of  the  orphans  and  mayors  courts. 
100  James  E.  Smith,  city  treafurer 
102  Stephen  Paterfon,  accomptant 
next  Jane  Raddock,  fpinner 

Thomas  Hatton,  grocer 

John  Ghapman,  chair  maker 

William  George,  labourer 

Hagar  Parker,  cook 

Sarah  Barthelemey,  ftiopkeeper 

Gatherine  Hartfhorn,  mantua  maker 

South  Ninth  Street.  East  side. 

Charles  Meafe,  muftard  manufafturer 
Alexander  Abbott,  carter 


[     70     ] 

South  Ninth  Street  continue4i 

Robert  Wallace,  grocer,  corner  of  Locuft  ft 
William  iVlcxander,  oyfterman 
Samuel  M'Clare,  hoiifc  carpenter 
lo  Jolin  Silly,  accomptant 
A.  Thomas,  gentlewoman 
Mathias  Valkeen,  grocer 

Chrift»an  Minnefie,  hoiife  carpenter  *' 

j^ohn  Thatcher,  houfe  caVpenter 
Edward  Dunn,  milkman 
William  riltoii,  deputy  naval  officer 
Mr.  Skirret,  colleaor  of  taxes 
Sarah  Peters,  wafherwoman 
George  G rover,  labourer  •• 

South  Te7ith  Street. 

Vv"illiam  Ruffell,  ftone  cutter  corner  of  Georges  ft 

Michael  Pennington,  labourer 

Samuel  Doyle,  carpenter 

Howell  and  Son,  trunk  makers 

John  Sargeant,  genileman 

James  Clemens,  labouroj 

George  Brown,  houfe  carpenter 

James  Hamilton,  gentleman  corner  of  Chefnut  11 

Thomas  Bro^vn,  grocer  do  do 

John  Femmetoji,  houfe  carpenter 

Hdward  M'Grath,  labourer 

John  Wilfon,  ftone  cutter 

John  Smith,  houfe  carpenter 

South  Eleverith  Street. 

Ann  Staphal,  waflierwoman 

Burton  Wallace,    bricklayer    firft  corner  on  EleVcntJi 

ftreet  from  Qhefnut  ftreet 
James  Young,  fliip  mafter 
Jehu  Underwood,  gentleman 
Samuel  R.  Franklin,  gentleman 
Joieph  Bowes,  grocer  corner  of  Walnut  It 
Henry  Harberger,  tanner  and  currier 
Richard  johnfon,  printer 
Philip  M'AfFiy,  houfe  carpenter 
Thomas  Mullin,  houfe  carpenter 
Arthur  Davifon,  houfe  carpenter 
John  Raphan,  tjiylor 
Marry  Harrifon,  gentlewoman 
Hugh  Maxwell,  p  rinter  corner  of  Spruce  ft 
Adam  Cornman,    fhugar  refiner 
David  Rindt,  grocer  8^  tavernkeeper  corner  of  Plhe  ft 


[     71     J 

South  Tivelftb  Street. 

Paul  BuRa,  gentleman  ^ 

Alexander  Dautrachey,  gentleman  corner  of  Chefnut  II 
John  Sgallis,  mariner 
Elizabeth  Jones,  waftierwoman 

Arch  Street, 

John  Goodwin,  fhip  chandlsa    Arcli  ftreet  wharf,   and 

dwelling  no.  lo 
John  Gardiner,  jun.  merchant  Arch  ftreet  wharf 
12  John  Briimmage,  -I 

14*3.  L.  Laforge,   upholfterer 
i6  Guftavus  Rifberg,  merchant 
J  8  Ralph  Peacock,  merchant 
2o  Ann  Warner,  gentlewoman 
22  John  Coburn,  rigger 

Spaford,  Drewry 
■34  Fredr'ck  Hailer,  bleeder 
26  Lewis  Gilliams,  ftirgeon  dentift 
28  Humbert  Droz,  watch  maker 
30  P.  E.  Whelan,  merchant 
32  Margaret  Stark,  boarding  houfe 
34  Malcom  Wright,  copperfmith 

Ann  Bifband,  getlewoman 
36  Mordecai  Wctherill,  oil  and  colonntm 
38  William  Widdifield,  ironmonger 
40  Juliana  Pater,  gentlewoman 
42  Richard  J.  Avery,  callicoe  glaaier 
44  Samuel  Walker,  grocer 
46  John  Vaiiarfdale,  innkeeper 

48  Joleph  Drinker,  cooper 

50  Lucy  Matthews,  boarding  houfe 

52  William  M'llhenney,  taylor 

54  Robert  Douglafs,  hair  drelfer 

56  Martha  M'Cluney,  (liopkeeper 

58  William  Yarley,  merchant 

0o  Hezekiah  Williams,  gentleman 
'62  Thomas  Lloyd,  flour  merchant 

64.  S.  Merrick,  merchant 

66  Martha  Warner, 

68  Phoebe  Goodman, 

70  John  Woodfide,  clerk  in  the  comptrollers  office 
Elizabeth  Woodlt&e,  millener 

72  Samfon  Harvey,  fhip  chandler 

74  William  Dewees,  M.  D. 

7I6  Robert  Seaborn,  taylor  f 

78  Kenneth  Jewell,  taylor 

80  Enock  Wright,  taylor 

Sz  John  Smither,  baker 


[      72      ] 

Arc.b  Street  continued. 

84  Thomas  and  Hugh  Cooper,  grocers 
86  Thomas  W.  Armat,  merchant 
.    SH  Edward  Thomfon,  merchant 
90  'i'homas  Stev.ardfon,  merchant 
92  Andrew  Hod^-e,  merchant 
94-  Sainuel  Magaw,  D,  D. 
96  Wiliiam  Sanibm,  merchant 
98  B.  'i'licker,  fchool  mafter 
100  Jamei  Paul,  merchant 
102  J.  Reed,  merchant 
104  James  Meaie,  M.  D. 
io6  Gideon  11.  Wells,  merchant 
108  Tliomas  Morgan,  merchant 
no  Ahrii'iam  Kinzing-,  merchant 
next  John  Mecke,  cabinet  and  chair  maker 
114  P.  Pattilbn  Hartfhorne,  gentleman 
116  Thomas  Moore,  gentleman 
118  John  Afhmead,  fea  captain 
120  Philip  S.  Phyfick,  M.  D. 
next  Jacob  Baker,  merchant 
next  Cornelius  Comegys,  merchant 
next  Samuel  Hodgdon,  intendant  of  naval  ftorcs 
next  William  Montgomery,  merchant 
next  Auguftine  Frederick  ileichel,  cabinet  maker 
130  Daniel  Thoma?,  gentleng^n 
i34,Joreph  Simmons,  ironmonger 
136  Abraham  Colladay,  houfe  carpenter 
Daniel  Colladay,  do  do 

William  Colladay,  mariner 
Rebecca  Rakeftraw,  gentlewoman 
138  Charles  Evans,  gentleman 
140  Robert  Raliton,  merchant 
142  Robert  S.  Bicklay,  gentleman 
Abraham  Bicklay,  gentleman 
X44  Richard  Gernon,  merchant 
146  Robert  E.  Griffith,  merchant 
152  Mrs.  Abercrombie,  gentlewoman 
154  Bell  Neill,  gentlewoman 
170  Jofeph  Ogilby,   meafurer  of  carpenters  work 
172  Andrew  Vardelle,  marble  carver  and  ftone  cutter 

iSi  zabeth  Gilloux,  waflierwoman  8c  clear  Itarcher 
174  Ann  Brown,  mantua  maker 
176  Reuben  'I'opham,  copperfmith 
178  Hannah  Speakman,   widow 
180  Mary  Emleij,  gentlewoman 
182  P.  F.  Glentworuh,  \T.  D. 
1S4  Thomas  Clifford,   merchant 
186  B.  Henry  Latrobe,  engineer 
Jiii  E'lizabeth  Garrick,  wadierwnman 

i 


[    rs    ] 

Arch  Street  continued. 

192  Widow  Clarke, 

194  ChriQian  Groves,  bricklayer 

198  Ebenezer  Gafkill,  boarding  houfe 

200  "William  C.  Hall,  mahogany  merchant 

202  James  H.  Wadmough,  merchant 

204  T.  Hockley,  ironmonger 

210  John  Flint,  coack  maker 

John  Worrall,   coach  maker 
212  Edward  Davis,  coach  painter 

Major  Butler, 
218  Suiannah  Bradford,   gentlewoman 

Elias  Boudinot,  prefident  of  the  mint 
22+  Widow  M'L'^uglin,  gentlc«omaa 
226  John  Homman,  muiic  matter 
22B  Mr.  Andaulle,  fea  captain 
232  Benjamin  Buzby,  lumber  merchant 
246  Widow  Clayton, 
next  Michael  Sagar,  baker 

John  Oman,  boot  and  Ihoemaker,  corner  of  Tenth  ft 
next  Andrew  Bozoarth,  carter 

James  S.  Vance,  cabinet  maker 
Matthew  Willbn,  tobacconift 
Henry  Cremer, 
W^illiam  Stull,  wook  fawyer 
Chriftian  Franklin,  painter  and  glazier 
Adam  Beck,  wood  fawyer 
Widow  Knodle, 
1  Baffett  and  Owen,  tavernkeepers 
3  Joel  Miller,  grocer 
5  Baize  Newcorab,  grocer 
7  Ifaac  Auftin,  watch  maker 
Philip  Roker,  merchant 
15  Mary  Sowerby,  huckfter 
next  Savage  Stillwell,  merchant 
19  John  Claxton,  Ihip  chandler 
21  James  G.  Filher,  merchant 
23  Samuel  W.  Fiflier,  merchant 
25  James  Newport,  diftiller 

James  Reeve,  cabinet  maker 
27  Afa  Elkinton,  taylor 
29  Ambrofe  ValTe,  merchant 
31  Benjamin  Gibbs,  jun.  attorney  at  law 

Benjamin  Gibbs,  merchant 
33  John  Inlkeep,  mayor 
■  35  Benjamin  Fergufon,  taylor 
37  Benjamin  Shaw,  taylor 
41  Benjamin  R.  Morgan,  attorney  at  law 
43  Peter  Thomfon,  conveyancer 

K 


t         7-lr  j 

Aicb  Strei^t  continued. 

4-5  William  Lippincott,  gentleman 

^■j  Thomas  P.  Jones,  cabinet  maker 
Enoch  Allen,  taylor 
Samuel  Cox,  flioemakcr 

49  x\ndicw  Bayard,  merciiant 

51  Jeremiah  Sullivan^  fruiterer 

55  Jolin  H,.iler,  hair  dreiTer  atid  bleeder 

57  Martin  Raidi,  fhuemater 

59  Mary  Gibertlon,  Ihopkeeper  and  milliner 
Mary  Merebiah, 
Elizabeth  Merebiah, 

61  J'lnatban  Carton,  taylor 

G'-^  David  RoG,  fea  captain 

65  IsichoTas  Fillier,  lace  and  fring*  naaker 

67  Nathaniel   Eatt>n, 

69  John  Janes,  nioemaker 

71  Jacob  ChryQler,  fhopkeeper 

73  Giiuith  Owen,  clock  and. watch  maker 

75  Samuel  Archer,  merchant 

77  And-e\v  Pettit,  merchant 

79  Ilaac  C.  Jones,  merchant 

81  Frederick  Willtmans,  merchant 

S3  William  Afhby,  tayK)r 

85  Mary  Montgomery,  widow 

87  Samuel  Smith,  gentleman 

89  John  Porter,  brulli  manufacturer 

91  Ghalkley  Collins,  bifcuit  baker 

93  Jonathan  Worrell, 

95  VVilliam  Grum,  boot  and  flioemaker 

97  T.  P.  Cope,  merchant 

99  William  Afhby,  taylor 
103  John  Smith,  carpenter 

George  Smith,  elf  rk  in  the  bank  of  Pennfylvania 
William  Dewees,  attorney  at  law 
105  Alexander  Wilcocks,  recorder  of  the  city 
107  William  Davidfon,  broker 
109  Jane  Macolm,  boarding  houfe 
113  William  Sergeant,  connfellor  at  law 
Valeria  FuUerton,  boarding  houfe  . 
rext  David  Evans,  cabmet  maker 
117  Widow  Loxley,  gentlewoman  , 

119  General  James  Irvine 

121  James  Houfton,  teller  of  the  bank  of  Pennfylvania 
123  Adam  Walter,  fhoemaker 
Andiigw  M'Alpin,  taylor 
125  Leonard  Kefsler,  gentleman 
127  Robert  Rainey,  merchant 
131   i'homas  Burke,  fupercargoe 
133  Ezra  Vajden,  taylor 


■•vMI 


Arcb  Street  continued. 

Henry  Deppc,  baker  back  of  133 
135  John  Flanagan,  printer 
137  Samuel  Parker,   brais  founder 
139  John  Ewing,  provoft  of  the  univerfity 
141  James  Ewing,  M.  D. 
143   Thomas  Poultney,  gentleman 
145  Ebenezer  Hazard,  fecretary  to  the  infiirance  company 

of  North  America 
149  Thomas  PIgger,  quarantine  mafterof  the  Lazaretto 
151  Abigail  Rofe,  gentlewoman 
153  Thomas  Dungan,  grocer 
155  Frederick  Shingle,  gentleman 
157  Evan  Truman,  blackfmith 
159  James  Lewis,  taylor 
161  George  Wilton,  merchant 
163  R.  M"Fall,  boarding  houfe 
1 65  General  Thomas  Proclor, 

Joliph  King,  painter  and  glazier 
167  Margaret  Miller,  boarding  houfe 
171  Michael  Shanahan,  iron  merchant 
173  Elizabeth  Fletcher,  boarding  houfe 
175  Elijah  Sanders,  houfe  carpenter 
177  Elias  Dawfop,  grocer 

Jane  Kelfey,  gentlewoman 
181  Mary  Weed,  gentlewoman 

Richard  Milne,  merchant 
next  Alexander  Thompfon,  painter  and  glazier 
189  Jacob  Gideon,  black  ball  andbrulh  maker 
193  Francis  Douglafs,  bricklayer 
195  Samuel  Fifher,  grazier 

197  Abraham  Phillips,  tallow  chandler  8c  foap  boiler 
199  John  Mingle,  blackfmith 
2or   William  Sanford,  gentlenwiu 
203  Thomas  Willis,  turner 
205  Sa.ah  Evans,  gentlewoman 
207  Daniel  Knight,  carpenter 
209  Hugh  De  Havin,  gentleman 
211  Sarah  Brown,  innkeeper 
215  David  Evans,  cabinet  maker 
221  James  Laning,  cabinet  maker 
223  Guy  Bryan,  merchant 

225  Jofeph  Roberts,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  the  U.  State;;.  .  " 
227    Thomas  Smith,     do  do  do      -^; 

229  Daniel  Jaudon,  young  ladies  academy 
231  Elijah  Perkins,  M.  D. 
233  Samuel  Afhton,  cabinet  makef 
next  James  Mann, 
237  Mary  Powell,  milliner 
7.39  Elizabeth  Herbert,  gentlewoman 


[     76     ] 
Arcb  Street  continued. 

C41  Elizabeth  Harr,  boarding  houfc 

24;  Jacob  Rolec  fhopkceper 

245  Elizabeth  Sergeant,  gentlewoman 

next  James  Matthews,  whip  manufaclorer 

next  Mr--.  Sadler,  geiitlewoman 

251  Matihew  Pearce,  merchant 

291  John  Kinfel,  blackfmith 

William  Kinl'el,  barber  back  of  291  , 

293  Samuel  L}  brand,  grocer  and  taylor  ' 

next  Catherine  Witman, 
295  George  Flake,  painter  ard  glazier 

Ilrael  Hoopes,  wheel  wright,  corner  of  Eighth  ft 
297  C.  Arcadia  Senix,  boarding  hoiife 

next  Peter  Ozeas,  iufpeftor  of  the  port  ' 

297  'Jhonias  Webfter,  hcufe  carpenter 
301  Mary  Morris,  gentlewoman 
303  John  Daniel,  carter 
305  John  Strickland,  houfe  carpenter 

Catherine  Cooper,  corner  of  Ninth  ft 
345  Robert  M'Clennachen,  merchant  [ 

345  Thomas  Patton,  gentleman 
351  J.  Owen,  whitefmith  near  Ninth  f^ 
353  Aun  Graham,  grocer 
^55  John  Moore,  butcher 
next  John  SchafFer,  butcher 
355  Daniel  B.  Burtnett,  grocer 

George  Petcrman,  flour  ftore 
next  William  Brobert,  labourer 

Cherry  Street. 

1  William  Douglafs,  boot  and  (hoemaker  '  / 

Jacob  Cohen,  reader  to  the  Jewifli  congregation  N 

3  Thomas  T.  Peters,  book  binder 
5  William  Falconer,  gentleman 
7  Robert  Irwin,  houfe  carpenter 
g  William  Berrett,  coach  and  fign  painter 
II  Elizabeth  Schreiner,  gentlewoman 
13  James  Woodhoufe,  M.  D. 
15  Andrew  Vonvillar,  tavernkeeper 
17  John  Dewees,  grocer 
19  John  Gartley,  fchool  mailer 
21  Elizabeth  Mafon,  gentlewoman 

George  A.  Baker,  conveyancer,  corner  of  Fourth  ft 
Henry  Kurtg,  taylor  do  do 

Francis  Nlfbet,  fchoolmafter 
next  Thomas  Dabney,  hatter 
John  Williams,  hatter 
41  William  Garrigues,  meafurer  of  carpenters  work 


[     77     ] 

Cherry  Street  continued, 

James  Ralph,  grocer  corner  of  Fifth  fl 

John  Sims,  painter  and  glazier 
41  Mary  Robinfon,  g-entlewotnan. 
43  Caleb  Chriftian,  gentleman 
45  George  Ehrenzeller,  clerk  io  the  mint 
49  Jacob  Dehart,  fliip  mailer 
51  Daniel  Carfon,  driver  of  the  mail  ftage 
53  Hugh  Smith,  houfe  carpenter 
55  Benjamin  Carhrall,  fthool  mafter 
57  Jolin  Lohra,  ironmonger 
59  Dillaplain  Ridgeway,  bricklayer 
61  Jane  Chapman,  boarding  houfe 
63  James  TodJ,  merchant 
67  Catherine  Riddell,  gentlewoman 
69  John  Weaver,  accomptant 

Francis  Zenfs,  grocer  corner  of  Sixth  ft 

Catherine  Jones,  boarding  houfe  corner  of  Sixthft 

William  Rianhard,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Ellis  Fry,  butcher 

Robert  Williams,  chimney  fwcep 

John  How,  houfe  carpenter 

John  Francis,  waiter 

Adam  Stine,  mallier 

Deborah  Ncwland,  feamftrefs 

Marlrieu  Moynihan,  china  ftore,  corner  of  Seventh 

Abraham  Kline,  grocer  do  do 

Eliaabeth  Ford,  mantua  maker 

Chriftophcr  Young,  watchman 

Ciiarity  Coleman,  huckfter 

William  Miller,  carter 

Mofes  Oukey,  coachman 

Abraham  Cyrus,  labourer 

Mary  Stewart,  feemllrefs 

John  Shriner,  white  fmith 

Philip  Miller,  carter 

John  Steel,  wheel  wrigiit 

George  Lower,  baker 

Charles  Quindrelo,  corner  of  Eighth  ft 

Samuel  Cook,  houfe  carpenter 

Alexander  Ramfey,  houfe  carpenter 

William  Beebe,  well  digger 

Mufgrove  Willis,  grocer 

Matthew  Connely,  bricklayer 

Emanuel  Bartlim,  Loufe  carpenter 

George  Burks,  hoivfe  carpenter 

'William  Simmonds,  cabinet  jnaker 

Jacob  Keighler,  carter 

Richard  Vidler,  bricklayer  and  flucco  plaifterer,  near 
Tenth  ftrect 


do 

da 

do 

do 

do 

do 

[      73     ] 

<  Cherry  Street,  continuedt 

2  Patrick  M'Gaur.an,  fchoolmafler 
4  Reinhart  Smeltz,  painter  and  glazier 
6  Sophia  Graff,  baker 
8  James  Falcker,  accomptant 
10  John  Dodge,  pidure  frame  maker 
next  Daniel  Knight,  houfe  carpenter 
14  Joleph  Caiiffman,  gentleman 
i6  Samuel  Erwin,  houie  carpenter 
iS  Nathan  Cook,  gentleman 
2o  Thomas  Tillyer,  gentleman 

Paul  Dollin,  farrier  near  Fourth  ft 
John  Early,  farrier         do     do 

Catherine  Louthenflager, 

James  M'Gauley,  livery  ftable  keeper 

Margaret  HofT,  gentlewoman 

John  Cafiey,  labourer 
52  John  Monington,  houfe  carpenter 

Sufannah  Wiggins,  taylorels  back  of  52 

Jacob  F.  Walters,  bricklayer     do     do 

Jacobs  Noble,  blackfmith' 

Philip  M'Guire,  Wackfmith 

Hugh  M'Curney,  labourer 

John  Roney,  turner 
56  "William  Cornelly,  fhingle  {haver 
5S  Michael  Pepper,  labourer 
62  Jacob  Scheipeck,  baker 
64  George  Ohle,  baker 
66  Cafper  Trimble,  fliopkeeper 

Cato  Collins,  bruHi  maker,  corner  of  Sixth  ft 

Mary  Shepperd,  gentlewoman 

Nathan  G  ay,  fruiterer 

Walter  Meredith,  plaflerer 

Ruth  Harding,  waflierwoman 

William  Brown,  chimney  fweep  above  Seventh  ft 

Charles  Brown,  grocer 

John  Inikeep,  well  digger 

Anthony  Wachter,  innkeeper  corner  of  Eighth  ft 

Sarah  Meirs,  gentlewoman 

Ifaac  Morris,  mariner 

John  Brown,  filver  plater  near  Eighth  ft 

Margaret  Stewart,  taylorefs 

John  Buzby,  dealer  in  flour 

William  Bronger,  labourer 

Jacob  Lefh,  wood  fawyer 

William  Jones,  grocer 

Jacob  Guldy,  carter  near  Ninth  ft 

Patiick  Dougherty,  milkman 

Barney  Vance,  carter 


t     5^9     ] 
Cherry  Street  continued. 

Jcleph  Franklin,  houfe  carpenter 
Jacob  Carrygan,  houle  carpenter 
Nicholas  Dearr,  flieomaker 
Michael  HcHick,  ftioemaker 

Race  Street. 

Harvey  and  Davis,  fhip  chandlers  Race  ftreet  wharf 
Samuel  Oliver,  corder  corner  of  Water  ft 

14-  Elizabeth  Muiduck,  widow  , 

K.  Ogdcn,  widow 

t6  Elizabeth  Brown,  widow 

1 8  George  Goinir,   Ihoemaker  . 

2o  Peter  Woglam,  bricklayer 

2i  Matthew  Strong,  grocer 

24.  Matthew  Strong,  (hip  niafter 

24  Rachel  Brown,  gentlewoman 

i6  Walter  Stephens,  fliipmafter 

28  Mr.  Abbott,  ihip  mailer 

30  Henry  Beck,  merchant 

32  Peter  Beauveau,  merchant 

34  Jeffe  Thomfon  and  co.  druggifts  and  apothecaries 

36  Gilbert  W.  Scott,  mate 

38  Mrs.  Rebecca  Erwin,  boarding  houfe 

40  Thomas  Hunt,  fhip  mallicr 

42  Thomas  Wright,  fail  maker 

44  Chriftopher  Lindemuth,  baker 

46  Thomas  Fen  ton,  ladies  {hoemakcr 

48  James  Snell,  Ihip  madcr 

50  Frederick  Nowiock,  taylor 

52  Samuel  Neave,  iron  merchant 

54  Thomas  Bartram,  druggift 

56  Mary  Hill,  tavernkeeper 

58  John  Roufli,  IkUmer 

60  Charlotte  Seitz,  fliopkeeper 

62  Ann  W^ilfon, 

Henry  Lewis,  hair  drelTer 
64  Andrew  Barnes,  fliopkeeper 
66  Jofeph  North,  fliopkeeper 

63  Elizabeth  Mentz,  cake  baker 
70  Jacob  Beck,  ftioemaker 

72  C.  Helnibold  and  Geyer,  printers 

74  John  Frederic  Freeoof,  miniftcr  of  the  Moravian  cbureb 

76  John  Stow,  turner 

78  De  Rocher,  gentleman 

80  John  Talliana,  fruiterer 

82  Samuel  Graveniline,  fruiterer 

84  Mrs.  Robinfon 

iG  Elizabeth  Helm,  ftiopkeeper 


[    so    ] 

Race  Street  continuedm 

83  Forr  Lay,  tobacconifl 
90  Martha  M'Kinlcy,  (liopkeeper 
92  Sophia  Wood^  boarding  houl'e 
94  William  Rufh,  grazier 
<).y  James  Mitchell,  houfe  carpenter 
102  Matthias  Ralcr,  feed  (tore 
104  Daniel  Rubicam,  innkeeper 
loiJ  Cochran  and  M'Laughlin,  printers 
no  Jacob  Edeaborn,  currier 
114  Daniel  Dupiiy,  gentleman 
116  Jacob  Knight,  livery  ftable  keeper 
118  Peter  Henry,  miniature  painter 
122  John  Patterlbn,  grocer 
124  Henry  Sweitzer,  printer  corner  of  Fourth  ft 
126  Charles  Hupfeld,  grocer 

John  Lauck,  cedar  cooper  near  Fourth  ft 

Nicholas  Hand,  ftioemaker         do 
138  George  Woelpper,  butcher 
next  Charles  Jolly,  iron  merchant 

next  Henry  Kuhl,  affiftant  c'afhier  of  the  bank  of  the  U.  S. 
next  John  Cooke,  merchant 

146  Samuel  Mechlin,  furveyor  of  the  revenue  ' 

148  Anthony  Zargabee,  boot  and  ftioemaker 
150  Philip  Odenheimer,  butcher 
152  J.  Cooper,  baker 
J 54  Malcolm  M'Cloud,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Edward  Carr,  faw  maker 
next  Jacob  Hanfell,   blackfmith 
164  Francis  Shallas,  engraver 
166  Valentine  Hoffman,  blackfmith 

B.  Kinney, 
170  Zachariah  Lefli,  houfe  carpenter 
172  John  Long,  grocer 
174  John  Hanchman,  brickmaker 

Michael  Hanchman,       do 
178  David  Coffart,  cedar  cooper 
180  James  Bennett,  bricklayer 
182  John  Greiner,  me: chant 
184  George  Harman,  baker 
186  Richard  Lex,  butcher 

Francis  Arentrue,  foap  boiler  and  tallow  c.handl€r_, 
corner  cf  Sixth  lltreet 
198  Ifaac  Bartram,  jun.  druggift 
200  John  Hanchman,  jun.  brickmaker 
202  Sophia  Sybert,  walberwoman 
204  John  Markiland,  gentleman 
206  Frederick  Heif^,  plaller  of  Paris  m^nnfafturci' 
208   i  homas  Cunmiins,  labourer 
210  Cuff  Gardner,  labourer 


[      81      ] 

Race  Street  continued. 

214  John  Moore,  bricklayer    . 
216  Valentine  Unbenhent,  porter 
218  John  Wagner,  innkeeper 

Peter  Fritz,  ftone  cutter 
226  Mary  Thoinpfon,  ftorekceper 
223  John  Morris,  chimney  fweeper 

Rachel  Lyons,  walherwonian 

Joleph  Ball,  gentleman  corner  of  Seventh  11 

Peter  Eiienbrey,  grocer     do  do 

next  Mar>'  Shaw,  feeniftrefs 

VVilliatn  Murdoch,  oyfterman 

Chriftian  Roch,  watchman 
240  Mark  Rodes,  grocer 
242  Michael  Baker,  houfe  carpenter 
244  S^amuel  Wallace,  bricklayer 
246  Joleph  Taylor,  plallerer 
250  Mary  Fritz,  cake  baker 
252  John  Devilear,  gardener 

Jacob  Efher,  taylor 
254  Jacob  Miller,  houfe  carpenter 
256  Wolfgang  Hoffman,  combmaker 
258  Mary  Rudolph,  fhopkeeper 
260  Benjamin  Linton,  nail  cutter 

David  Gill,  cutler 

Peter  Hatz,  butcher 

George  Flowers,  labonfcr  corner  of  Eighth  ft 

Alexander  M'AUifter,  grocer     do         do 
next  Mary  Spring,  boarding  houfe 

Samuel  Smith,  porter 

Catherine  Minlees,  fhopkeeper 

Joht)  Edelman,  (hoemakcr 

Elizabeth  HoUyday,  walherwoman 

Ann  Keen,  gentlewoman 

John  Barker,  alderman  of  the  city  corner  of  Ninth  ft 

William  Barker,  engraver  do  do 

Samuel  Barker,  hoiTfe  carpenter         do  do 

Samuel  Lewis,  acconiptant  do  do 

next  Jofeph  Cornman,  grocer 

Abraham  Homan,  houfe  carpenter 

Samuel  Thorwarth,  grocer 

Adam  Stall,  (hoemaker 

Peter  Baker,  wood  lawyer 

Jacob  Peirey,  potter 

John  Lendeman,  weaver 

Ifaac  Afliton,  cabinet  maker 

Alexander  Jorden,  plafterer 

Sarah  Miller,  fhopkeeper 
L 


[     82     1 

Race  Sireet    eonlimiecL 

II  George  IVyon,  ccppeifmitFi  and  tinman 
John  Diehl,  merchant  corner  of  Front  '^■ 

15  Andiew  Biirk,  lliip  uiafler 
17  Jolepli  Rigby,  ironmonger  ^^. 

19  I'.Jward  Sniitli,  merchant 
'21  Amos  Taylor,  jun.  merchant 
2<;  Marg-arct  Johnfon,  gentlewoman 
ii)  Nathaniel  Falconer,  niafter  warden 
31  Rebecca  Price,  ichoolmilhers 

Sarah  mantua  maker 

33  John  Woglam,  hatter 
35  ll'aac  Pefoa,  merchant 
37  Richard  Fletcher,  fupercargo 
3.)  Richard  Babb,  cooper  *■ 

41  Widow  BandoUar, 
43  H.  Shuicz,  carpenter 
47  Enock  Morgan,  lea  captain 
49  Charles  Juftice,  fiioemaker 
i;7  Daniel  Alan,  fea  captain 
59  Godfrey  Baker  and  co.  merchants 
61  Mathi:-is  Keely,  merchant 
6^  Eiizabetk  Barns,  Ihopkeeper 
67  A.  Mairs  Guenaux,  * 

69  Vv''idow  Catherine  Eberth,  innkeeper 
7  t  Abraham  Piefch,  merchant 
73  Francis  Engle,  ironmonger 
75  'i'homas  Williams,  cabinetmaker 
77  Jacob  Rees,  cedar  cooper 
79   John  Shannon,  gentleman 
81  Jacob  Chore,  baker 
83  G.  M.  Reefc;  cedar  cooper 
"dr  Frederick  Bwrkart,  innkeeper 
87  Godfrey  Ha^a  and  co.  merchants 

John  Boiler,  merchant 
89  Tohn  R.  Baker,  merchant 
91   John  Singer,  merchant 
c)-\  John  Cnrr,  (hopkeeper 
05  Lewis  Rufh,  fkin  drcffer 
97  Thomas  Coates,  grocer 
99  Ifaac  Roulh,  dealer 
101  Sarah  Bettle,  taylorefs  and  (hopkeeper 
10:;  John  Yeager,  (lioemaker 
105  George  Vanderflice,  hairdrefler 
ID-  ?vlr3.  Hurnberg,  boarding  houfe 
109  Siloman  Lyons,  gentleman 

I I I  George  Honey,  fcrivener 
113  Philip  S.  Buntuig,  grocer 

115  John  Zeller,  cabinetmaker  and  grocer 
W]  VVilliam  lilichols,  merchant 


[     83     3 

Race  Street  continued. 

119  Andrew  Bufcli,  fliacmaker 
Henry  Docnart,  taylor 
23  William  Culbertloii,  currier 
25  (^oUiulbn  Kead,  attorney  at  law 
27  George  Stirling,  baker 
29  Frederick  Goetz,  gun  maker 
31  JorepI)  Marcer,  taylor 
3  3  Ifaac  Richj  innkeeper 
37  William  Budd,  M.  D. 
39  Ifaac  Marks,   Ihopkeeper 
41  Cooper  and  '1  hoiiipibn,  grocers 

Ciiarles  Kughler,  innkeeper,  corner  of  Foiirtb  i\ 
45  Elizabeth  Douglals,  liuckllcr 
55  liaac  Penington,  fugar  refiner 
59  Edward  Penington,  Ibgar  refiner 
61  Arthur  Blaney,  M.  D.     * 
63  Georgfe  Rauken,  cabiaet  maker 

Jacob  Painter,  grocer,  corner  of  Fifth  ft. 
77  Thomas  Wight,  rhoemaker 
85    Widow  Ebert, 
next  Henry  Peale,  painter  and  glazier 
93  John  Eenner,  tcbacconifl 
97  Frederick  Miller,  houfe  carpenter 
99  Lawrence  Ford,  brais  founder 
aoi  Edward  Stow,  gencleman 
203  George  bm'>tb,  fire  bucket  and  harnefs  makef 

William  Arden,  fadler  and  capmaker 
205  J.  C.  Steinmetz,  grocer 
207  Worfely  Emes,  gentleman 

Ann  Emes,  midwife 
next  Rachael  Sherer,  mantua  maker 

Samuel  Garrigiies,  jun.  lumber  meixhant  corner  of 

Sixth  ftreeet 
'William  Thatcher,  coach  maker  near  Seventk  ft 
next  C.  Newport,  hair  dreffer 

Henry  Kefsler,  labourer  near  Eighth  (HJ* 
Martin  Redhair,  flioemoker     do     dp 
next  Benjamiil  Linton,  nail  manufadlurer 

William  Areture,  foap  boiler  and  tajlow  chandler  near 
Ninth  ftreet 
next  Peter  Boulu,  paper  hanging  manafatlurer 
George  Stafford,  near  Tenth  ft 
Jacob  Carpenter,  labourer     do 
John  EI}',  j'chool  niafter  corner  of  Tenth  ft 
Vvilliam  Bladen,  fawyer         do         do 
Robert  Stewart,  plaifterer  corner  of  Eleventh  ft 
next  John  Fernfler,  houfe  carpenter 


[     S4.     ] 
Hace  Street  continued. 

next  Jeremiah  Pack,  carter, 
319  John  Coulter,  fawyer 
:;2.3  Detrick  Mo 

James  Campbell,  bricklayer 

ft^Iofes  Stewart,  grocer  near  Twelfth  ft 

William  Mayberry,  labourer         do 

William  Francis,  labourer  corner  of  Twelfth  ft 

Branch  Street. 

John  H.  Genther,  taylor  corner  of  Third  ft 
M.  Morris,  merchant  do  do 

6  George  Poff,  printer 
8  Widow  HofFnan, 

10  Elizabeth  Carrell, 
next  William  Murdock,  merchant 

16  William  Simmons,  fcrivcner 

J 8  George  Sweetman,  gentleman 

20  I'itns  Bennett,  fchool  mafter 

•22  Lawrence   M' Combs, 
next  Henry  AVbitebread,  porter 
next  Widow  Riifli, 

26  Mr.  Duguet,  merchant 

next  John  Hutz,  harneis  maker  and  trimmer 
30  William  Henry  INlorgan,  carver  and  gilder 
Willon  Toy,  fhoemaker  near  Fourth  ft 

I  Henry  Reynolds,  carver 

7  Michael  Gilbert,  potter 

13  Margaret  Evans,  boarding  houfe 
15  Johnfton  asd  Dunbar,  innkeepers 
17  JaneOftorn,  gentlewoman 
19  Richard  H.  Morris,  lumber  merchant 
21  Rowland  Ellis,  merchant 

Philip  Hagner,  Chocolate  and  muflard  manufaclpry  25 
and  at  the  falls  of  Schuylkill 

27  Thomas  Halkins,  merchant 

iVew  Street. 

51  William  Niles  cordwaincr 

53  James  Billis,  fea  captain 

55  Ann  Rudolph,  grocer 

57  Jacob  Beimer,  fea  captain 

59  William  Kahmar,  harnefs  maker 

61  Frederick  Shull,  infpeftor  of  the  port 

163  William  Shepherd,  bell  hanger  and  lockfmith 

65  James  Poupard,  engraver 


[     85      ] 

New  Street  continued. 

67  William  Newell,  cooper 

69  Samuel  Eneas  Davis,  Icrivener 

71  Brugniens,  baker 

75  John  Hindman,  clerk 

79  John  Jones,  driver  of  flages 

Jofeph  Derickfon,  co.acbmaker 
81  Henry  Barllelbn,  houfe  carpenter 
83  Jofeph  "VValcoii,  dry  good  ftore 

85  John  Fraiiey,  baker 

87  Abraham  Patton,  clock  and  watch  maker 
89  Daniel  Adgate,  clerk  in  the  cuftom  houfe 

John  Lyne,  turner  corner  of  Third  ft 

93  Ezra  Bowen,  fea  captain 

95  Ifaac  Cryder,  merchant 

97  Matthew  Hartman,  gentleman 

99  Charles  Taylor, 
107  Ifaac  Snov,'den,  brewer 
next  Greorge  Snyder,  watch  maker 
107   Snowden  and  Fifiier,  brewers 
117  Chambers  Gaw,  grocer 
119  Jacob  Ecklleei),  taylor 
123  Chriftian  Lybrand,  brick  maker 
125  Adam  Logan,  flioemaker 
127  Henry  Schell,  tin  plate  worker 
129  Widow  Krips, 

38  Adam  Zimmerman,  taylor 
50  David  Parker,  fea  captain 
next  Michael  Fox, 
40  Philip  Young,  lockfmith 
58  J.  Mafon,  merchant 
60  John  Rehn,  brewer 
62  Eve  Rehn,  gentlewoman 

70  Louifa  Centaur,  gentlewoman 

72  Widow  Whitenbury,  gentlewoman 

76  Samuel  Rcckenburg,  fhoemaker 
78  Frederick  Gravey, 

M.  L.  Filler, 

86  Abraham  Garrigues,  merchant 

88  John  Hitler,  tobacconift 
92  John  Clop,  blackfmith 

14  Youfl  Hollowbufh,  innkeeper 

Jofeph  Riley,  boot  and  flioemaker,  near  Third  ft 
Jacob  Lancafler,  labourer  do         do 

Henry  Lowell,  taylor  do         do 

Anthony  Wir.ckler,  ftone  mafon  corner  of  Third  ft 


[     86     ] 

yiiic  Stmet. 

Jolciili  rijo?iias  £c  CO.  iloiiv  merchants  Vine  ftrect  wha^ 
Wight  and  Williamron,  fail  makers  do 

lants  and  Servofs,  grocers  do  do 

William  Wefl;,  merchant  corner  of  Front  ft  ) 

7  johnPiidge,  fea  captain 
9  Mary  (looper,  gentlewoman 
11  William  Brown  and  Son,  bifcuit  bakers 
13  Prifcilla  Mafon,  gentlewoman  ^ 

Thomas  Mafon,  fea  captain 
15  Abia  Brown,  fnip  carpenter 
17  John  Smith,  fea  captain 
19  J>J.  Vaux,  gentlewoman        . 
21  John  Whitehead,  grocer 
2/  Standifh  Forde,  merchant 
29  William  Martin,  M.  D. 
3  I  William  Trotter,  merchant 
23  Michael  Steinaner,  boot  and  ftioemaker 
35  William  Whelan,  fliip  matter 

37  Jofeph  Ingles,  clerk  in  the  infurance  office  of  Penn,  ^^ 

39  Benjamin  Johnfon,  bookfeller  \) 

■    43  Martha  Morland,  boarding  honfe 
47  Sufan  Blifs,  gentlewoman 
53  John  Smith,  tavernkeeper 
55  William  Davis,  fliip  chandler 
57  Catherine  Sheppard,   widow 
Seymour  Hait,  gentleman 
next  William  White,  foap  boiler  and  tallow  chandler 
65  John  Carr,  cabinet  and  chair  maker 
67  Philip  Stein,  merchant 
75  Morgan  and  Dougl;i4s,  fugar  refiners 
77  Jacob  Morgan,  fngar  refiner 

79  tlenry  Cook,  carpenter  , 

:;ext  Widow  Barbara  Price,  fliopkeeper 

Charles  Miller,  grocer  corner  of  Third  ft 
S7  Andrew  Douglals,  fugar  refiner 
89  John  Flintham,  gentleman 
93  Godfrey  Hamlet,  blackfmith 
95  Charles  Albright,  mufical  inRrum.ent  maker 
99  Knoch  Wheeler,  cutler 

Samuel  Wheeler,  cutler 
101  John  Britton,  jun.  merchant 
ic:;  Francis  Edmondfun,  fea  captain 
107  Thomas  Stokes,  lumber  merchant 
1 09  Jaci^C  Gardner,  coack  maker 

Widow  Catherine  Laflcey, 
1 1 1  John  3r;ller,  grocer 
113/Hiigh  Moore,  gentleman 


[     87 

Fine  Street  c&iitinucd> 

TI5  Peter  Brown,  blackfinith  and  jiiftice  of  the  peace 

117  John  Lorain,  merchant 

119  William  Wayne,  himber  merchant 

Jonathan  Bonlall,  innkeeper  corner  of  Fourth  ft 

Smith  and  Stokes,  lumber  merchants     do     do 
next  William  Crnfon,  carter 
137  Edward  Campbell,  grocer 
149  Jchn  Larcafier,  hoiiie  carpenter 
151  Benjamin  Hickman,  plaiflerer 

Samuel  Baker,  blackimith  back  of  151 
157  iPeter  Lclsley,  cabinet  maker 
159  John  Robins,  bricklayer 
161  Nathan  Smith,  houfe  carpenter 
163  Jacob  Kanous,  fhoemaker 
165  Richard  Mafley,  grocer 
167  William  Bnrton,  clerk 
169  William  Hartung,  clerk  ia  the  flierlfl's  office 
next  Mary  Smith,   grocer 

Peter  Shiiber,  butcher,  corner  of  Seventh  ft  . 
175  John  Spiegel,  comb-maker 
177  John  Breifti,  fkin  dreffer 
,179  Catherine  Lamberttes,  gentlewoman 
next  Arthur  Fopis,  carter  ^, 

George  Preceough,  porter  % 

Thomas  Kehane^  innkeeper 

William  Lawrence,  innkeeper 

George  J.  Carlin,  fchoolmafter  corner  of  Eighth  ft 

Levvis  Lorange,  grocer 

Valentine  Gardner,  fkin  drefler 

Maris  Cannon,  grocer 

Frederick  Diatz,  taylor 

Jofeph  Thatcher,  lumber  merchant 

Henry  Bartle,  oak  cooper 

anthony  Hoechling,  baker  corner  of  Garden  ft 

Pricila  Davis,  tavernkecper 

16  Charles  Bonnell,  cooper 

18  Johanna  Auftin,  ftiopkeeper 

20  John  F.  Dumas,  merchant 

22  William  Mountanye,  fea  captain 

24  James  Whitehead,  grocer 

26  Samuel  Brown,  bifcwit  baker 

28  John  Loughery,  gentleman 

30  Alexander  Davidlon,  fail  maker 

32  John  Dawfon,  fca  captain 
■>  38  Widow  Skinner, 

40  John  Almtan,  fea  captain 
next  Henry  Fry,  taylor 


r  88  ] 

J7;zc.'  Street  continued, 

next  Godlieb  Myer,  baker 
48  Widow  Frankelbury, 
50  Jolin  Smith,  coach  malcer 
54  George  Monk,  lea  captain 
John  Milward,  lea  captain 
56  Benjamin  Fordham,  liiip  carpenter 
58  Thomas  Gilpin,  inipedtor  of  Inmber 
60  George  Brewer,  clerk  in  tlie  bank  oi' tlie  United  States 
62  Richard  Whitehead,  I'crivener 
64  John  M'Kenzie,  fiiip  joiner 
72  James  Orr,  lionle  carpenter 
74  Henry  Andrew  Heins^  merchant 
78  Daniel  Ixoberts,  Ichool  mailer 
80  Ann  Taylor,  gentlewoman 
82  Samuel  Jones,  merchant 
84  Frederick  Vcgel,  bricklayer 
John  Courtney,  back  of  84 
86  Jofeph  EaRbuern,  cabinet  maker 
88  Mrs.  Sayre, 

90  John  Harris,  keeper  of  the  public  ftore-. 
92  Benjamin  Barnes,  fea  captain 
sext  Widow  Hyneman, 

George  Snyder,  oyderman 
Mrs.  WainwjTght, 
Henry  Leech,  trader 
102  William  Davldfon,  fea-captain 
104  John  Carr,  cabinet  maker 
112  James  Prichard,  carpenter 
114  Abigael  De  Lyon,  gentlewomyii 
130  Levin  Sneedj  clerk 
1  ^2  Jofeph  Fox,  crier  of  the  court 
James  Fox, 

John  Smith,  innkeeper  corner  of  Crown  ft 
next  Walter  Fortune,  blackfmith 

John  Johnlon,  foap  boiler  and  tallow  chandler 
G.  Wifpard,  painter  aiid  glazier 
Michael  Omenietter,  feed  ftore. 
Fredercik  Kalhaffer,  innkeeper  corner  of  Fifth  ii 
John  Welch,  fadler 
David  Evans,  lumber  merchant 
178D  aniel  Clawges,  painter  and  glazier 
next  Jacob  Hcnrigel,  taykir 

Lydia  Gourfey,  flionkeepe. 
Mary  Watfon,  gentlewoman 
186  John  Long,  foap  2nd  candle  manufadlyrtr 
190  J('hn  Winlay,  Ihingle  dreffer 
next  Thomas  Evans,  blackfmith 


[     89     J 
Vine  Street  continued. 

next  Sarah  Harrifon,  feamflrefs 

Eleanor  Keeley,  feamflrels  corner  of  Sixth  ft 

John  Green,  grocer  corner  of  Eighth  ft 
next  John  Borns,  Ikin  dreffer 
next  Henry  Vallum,  houfe  carpenter  * 

next  Thomas  Mawer,  labourer 
next  Anthony  Hubb,  labourer 
next  George  Burns,  mariner 
next  Ifhmael  Robinfon,  carter 
next  John  Helmer,  butcher  ^ 
next  Jacob  Laudenflager,  butcher 

Cbesnut  Street, 

I  L,  V.  Amringe,  merchant 
5  Jofeph  Anthony  and  co.  merchants 
next  Gerrard  Sexton,  taylor 
7  John  Finch,  innkeeper 
y  George  Abbot,  hair  dreffer 
II  John  Kean,  hair  dreffer 
13  John  Crofs,  tobacconift 
15  Jofeph  Brobfton,  houfe  carpenter 
17  "William  W.  Woodward,  printer,  bookfeller  8c  ftationef 
19  John  Ewing,  merchant 
21  Fry  and  Spolding,  merchants 
23  Thomas  C  James,  M.  D. 
25  Adam  Everly,  hair  dreffer 
27  William  Morgan,  fhoemaker 
29  Brown  8c  Relf,  editors  &  proprietors  of  irtie  Philadelphia 

Gazette 
31  Potter  and  Page,  merchants 
33  Alexander  Elmilie,  merchant 
37  Benjamin  Davies,  ftationer 
41  John  Ormrod,  printer  and  bookfellftr 
43  Ifaae  Fitzrandolph,  fhoemaker 
45  Chriftian  Scheivee,  hair  dreffer 
47  Benjamin  Jones,  engraver 
51  Simon  J.  Philips,  merchant 
53  Richard  Tybout,  hatter 
5  J  Andrew  Tybout,  fur  merchant 
57  Edmond  Rovert,  grocer 
61  Rundle  and  Leech,  merchants 
63  Thomas  Hale,  broker 
65  Jonas  Phillips,  broker 

Thomas  Wood,  lace  weaver 
67  George  Taylor,  jun.  broker 
69  David  Jackfon,  jun.  druggift  and  apothtcar^* 
73  John  Sergeant,  attorney  at  layr 
M 


[     90    3 

Cbesitiit  Street  continued, 

75  John  Manfel,  ruje  and  umbrella  maker 

77  Ann  Miller,  cake  baker 

79  \Villiam  Dawfon,  brewer 

8i  Cornelius  Tiebout,  en.^raver  and  print  feller 

85  William  Maffey,   innkeeper 

87  Michael  Roberts,  ftationcr   and  fancy  good  (lore 

93  Jones  and  Kinfey,  fadlers,  harnefs  &c  whip  makers 

95  Elizabeth  Wucherer,  innkeeper 

97  Thomas  Anthony,  attorney  at  law 

99  Thomas  Arnidrong,  attorney  at  law 

Mary  Lees,  gentlewoman 
01  Mofes  Levy,  attorney  at  law 
03  Abigail  Smith,  gentlewoman 
05  William  Newbold,  grocer 
07  Arthur  Howel  and  co.  tanners  and  curriers 
09  Samuel  Story,  tanner  and  currier 
1 1  William  Hunter,  coach  maker 
13  John  Juflice,  painter 
15  Abraham  Cohen,  broker 
17  William  Blackburn,  broker 
19  John  Condy,  attorney  at  law 
21  John  Bartholomew,  gentleman 
23  Robert  Frazier,  attorney  at  law 

27  Jonathan  Smith,  cafhier  of  the  bank  of  Pemifylvania 
29  James  Brown,  carver  and  gilder 
31  Morris  Whelan,  grocer 
33  James  Riddle,  book  binder 
35  Robert  Brobfton,  taylor 
37  John  Rea,  upholfterer 
35  Rebecca  Gofner,  fhopkeeper 
41  Thomas  S.  Anners,  hairdreffer 
4.3  Matthew  M'Connell,  broker 
45  Charles  Hares,  broker 

Judith  Smith,  boarding  houfe 
47  Juflice  Dobbins,  taylor 
49  George  Hyde,  bookbinder 
51  James  Smith,  merchant 
53  Robert  Hare,    brewer 
;5  Betheniel  Crontial,  fruiterer 

59  John  Hall,  marflial  for  the  diftritSt  of  Pemifylvania 
61  John  Cordner,  innkeeper 
63  Ifaac  Roberts,  taylor 
65  Philip  Nicklin,  merchant 
69  Samuel  Blodget,  gentleman 
71  John  Waddington,  gentleman 
73  Phineas  Bond,  his  Britannic  Majefty^s  conful  general 
79  Ann  Emlin,  widow 
8 1  Jared  IngerfoU,  counfellor  at  law 


[  91  ] 

Cbesnut  Strict  continutd. 

191  Abraham  Morrow,  innkeeper 

next  James  Girvan,  taylor 

193  Richard  Wcvill,  upholflerer 

\Vevill  and  Hall,  cabinet  makers  corner  of  Fifth  ft 
Wevill  &  Hall,  mahogany  merchants  corner  of  Seventh 
1915  Robert  Alexander  Ardley,  gentleman 

William  Tilman,  attorney  at  law  above  the  theatre 
next  Thomas  Fitzfimmons,  merchant 
next  Thomas  Kctland,  merchant 
next  William  Jackfon,  cuftom  houfe  officer 
next  James  Milligan,  gentleman 
next  William  MTheribn,  gentleman 
next  Richard  Dale,  fea  captain 
next  Thomas  Brown,  grocer 
next  Philip  Spiegal,  Hone  cutter 
2  Watfon  and  Paul,  merchants 
4  John  Dougherty,  grocer    ■ 
next  Levy  Hopper,  taylor 
6  Ebenezer  Large,  merchant 
8  William  Hudibn,  merchant 
12  Samuel  Duffield,  M,  D. 
14.  Naptali  Phillips,  merchant 
18  Elizabeth  Thomas,  boarding  houfe 
20  William  Blair,  cordwainer 
22  John  Shields  and  Son,  brokers  8c  commiffion  merchants 

25  William  Young,  cordwainer 

26  B.  and  I.  Bohlen,  merchants 

28  Taylor  and  Newbold,  merchants 

30  John  Conrad  and  co.  bookfellers  and  ftationers 

32  William  Coats,  broker 

Andrew  Summers,  jun.  and  co,  brokers 
34  James  Glentworth,  broker 
36  Chriftian  and  Sarah  Bolitho,  milliners 
38  Auguftus  Day,  carver  and  gilder,  looking  glafs  and 

pi£lure  frame  maker 
40  John  Neal,  tea  merchant 
42  William  Gray,  fruiterer 
44  E.  Shippen  Burd,  attorney  at  law 
46  Charles  Marfhall  and  Son,  druggifts 
48  George  Chapman,  ironmonger 
50  M'Allifter  and  Matthews,  whip  and  cane  makers 
52  Samuel  Carfwell,  merchant 
54  Samuel  Howell,  merchant 
56  Charles  Marfliall,  apothecary  and  druggill; 
58  Rebecca  Wharton,  widow 
next  Sarah  Collins,  cake  baker 
62  Caleb  Wilkins,  taylor 
64  Jacob  Garaud,  taylor 
6G  John  Harland,  woollen  draper 


<C 


[     92     ] 

Chesmit  Street  continued. 

yo  Wm.  Poyntell,  flationer  8c  paper  hanging  manufadlortr 

72  William  M'Law,  fadler  and  harnels  maker 

74  Thomas  Palmer,  cordvvainer 

76  James  Cummins,  taylor 

7.8  Thomas  M'Ewen  and  co.  brokers 

So  James  Maloney,  tanner  and  currier 

S2  Zalegman  Phillips,  attorney  at  law 

84  James  Wills  and  Son,  grocers 

i)6  William  Ogden,  innkeeper 

S8  John  Bioren,  printer  and  bookfeller 

90  Elizabeth  Carey,  Ihopkeeper 

<)2  Chailes  and  J.  Watlbn,  woollen  drapers  men's  mercers 
and  taylor^ 

98  Shaw  and  L^arce,  druggifls  and  perfumers 
joz  Joleph  Pen^bertoH,  gentleman 

104  George  Simpfon,  calLier  ot"  the   bank  of  the  U.  States 
106  Zachariah  Poulfon,  printer  &  proprietor  of  the  American 

Daily  Advertifer,  and  librarian 
J08  Sarah   WiQar,  gentlewoman 
J 10  Richard  WKlar,  ironmonger 
112  James  Laidley,  taylor 
Robert  Rofs,  broker 
114  Samuel  Smith,  tanner  and  currier 
116  Edward  Tilghman,  counicllorat  law 
118  Thomas  H.  Smith,  printer 
next  Alexander  Moore,  innkeeper 
132  Jofeph  Hopkinlbn,  attorney  at  law 
next  Michael  Kepple,  attorney  at  law 
140  Jofeph  P.  Norris,  gentleman 
next  Adam  Kuhn,  M.  D. 
next  Samuel  Fox,  gentleman 
next  John  Blakely,  attorney  at  law 
next  Thomas  Rofs   attorney  at  law 
next  William  Moore  Smith,  counfcllor  at  law 
next  Daniel  Middagh,  turner 
15 2  Mrs.  Powell,  gentlewoman 
154  Mrs.  Francis,  gentlewoman 
next  George  Hanifon,  gentleman 
next  Sharp  and  Herkins,  Rone  cutters 
next  Benjamin  Hillings,  gentleman 

next  William  Law,  joiner 

170  Abraham  Small,  printer 

172  Mary  Lefevre,  Avidow 

next  William  Johnftoi'i,  grocer 

next  John  Richards,  flour  merchant 

James  Hamilton,  gentleman  corner  of  Tenth  ft 

next  George  Fox,  member  oftheftate  legillaturc 

next  Mr.  Fernon,  gentleman 

next  John  M,  Taylor,  gentleman 


[     93     1 

Cbesnnt  Street  continued, 

next  Robert  Barrett,  gentleman 

Alexander  D'aiitrechy,  engineer  and  geographer  corner 

of  Twelfth  l\ 
Philip  Henry  Wolf,  corner  of  Chefnut    and  Seventh  ft 
artillery  priming  horn  maker  for  the  U.  S.  Sc  others 

Walnut  Street. 

I  Jacob  Sperry  and  co.  merchants 

9  William  Henderfon,  tobacconift 
II  WilHam  Mann,  innkeeper 
13  John  Vannefl,  taylor 
15  Turvil  Cide,  hairdrefier 
next  John  11.  Coates,  attorney  at  law 
17  Robert  Stevens,  grocer 
19  William  M.  Smith,  innkeeper 
2  1  Elizabeth  Bivens,  fhopkeeper 
23  Elizabeth  Smith,  widow 
Sarah  Weflon,  widow 
Andrew  Salfburgh,  miller 
25  Martin  Jugiez,  carver 
27  John  Simon,  baker 
29  William   Steel,  merchant 
31  Robert  H.  Dunkin,  broker 
35  Silas  Swain,  lea  captain 
37  Margaret  Whiteman,  gentlewoman 
39  James  Neilley,  innkeeper 
41  Clement  Biddj^e,  notary  public 
47  Lewis  Howard,  taylor 
49  James  Proudfit,  M.  D. 
53  Vincent  Dacomb,  perfumer 
55  John  Vedier,  grocer 
57  Jofeph  Murdock,  perfumer 

59  John  Merriman,  taylor 

Amor  Marfliall,  wafer  manufadlurer 

03  Margaret  Baker,  widow 

Thomas  Afli,  boardii>g  houfe 
next  James  Reynolds,  M.  D. 

69  John  Leamy,  merchant 

71  Samuel  Conover,  M.  D. 

73  Thomas  Greeves,  gentleman 

75  James  Gardette,  dentift 

77  Sarah   Pemberton,  gentlewoman 

79  Mrs.  Hubbert,  gentlewoman 

83  John  Redman  Coxe,  M.  D. 

85  Richard  Peters,  jun.  attorney  at  law 

89  William  White,  bidiop  of  the  Epilcopal  church 

93  Jofeph  Fearon,  foap  and  candle  manufa^lurer 

95  William  Parkinlbn,  gentleraaa 


[     94     ] 

Walnut  Street  continued, 

J03  John  B.  Lemaire,  fencing  mafter 

105  Elizabeth  Hovvthore,  inantua  maker 

107  John  Quinlin,  ftorekeeper 

109  John  M'Pherfon,  conteclioner 

113  Abraham  Van  Beuren,  merchant 

115  Robert  Scott,  engraver 

117  Thomas  Reynolds,  grocei^ 

119  George  Wile,  blackfmith 

121  Conrad  Hance,  coach  maker 

123  Thomas  Fitzfimmons,  merchant 

J27  ChriRiana  Field,  widow 

131  William  Knox,  merchant 

■33  J'^""  Rowen,  widow 

139  Martha  Roberts,  boarding  houfe 

143  John  F.  Valley,  confeclioner 

next  Alexander  Robertfon,  baker 

next  J.  Alexander,  fiioemaker 

next  Catherine  Keelar,  widpw 

next  William  Adams,  honle  carpenter 

next  Hugh  Kelly,  grocer 

157  Dennis  Colhoun,  merchant 

159  James  Robertfon,  merchant 

a6i  B.  Hodgfdon,  gentleman 

163  Robert  Morris,  gentleman 

165  John  Linn,  gentleman 

167  Blair  M'Clennagen,  gentleman 

169  Jofeph  D.  Drinker,  merchant' 

171  William  Hunter,  coach  maker 

173  Jofeph  Carrick,  gentleman 

175  G-llafpy,  M.  D. 

177  Mary  Geddes,  gentlewoman 

179  Richard  Soderllrom,  con ful  general  from  Sweden 

181  P.  Letombe,  conful  from  the  French  republic 

183  Jofiuia  Harland,  broker 

185  Peter  Payne,  merchant 

187  F.  Diifar,  merchant 

195  William  Huftler,  merchant 

197  Sarah  Campbell,  widow 

next  Francis  Brown,  taylor 

Thomas  MThvham,  brafs  founder 

le  Divid  Sparks,  grocer 

12  Jacob  Strcmbeck,  painter  and  glazier 

14  Michael  Sanderfon,  merchant 

16  Peter  Adams,  hairdreffer 

10  John  V/all,  flour  merchant 

2  2  Daniel  W".  Coxe,  merchant 

24  William  H.  Todd,  attorney  at  law 

z-j  James  Cox,  drawing  mafter 


[     95     1 

Walnut  Street  contained. 

28  Robert  Maflfett,  innkeeper 

30  W.  M.  Biddle,  broker 

32  John  Scully,  bottler 

34  Matthew  Lawler,  gentleman 

36  Mary  Jackfon,  widow 

38  Thomas  Newman,  broker 

42  W.  Meredith,  attorney  at  law  ^ 

44  B.  Wilfon,  attorney  at  law 

46  Charles  Chauncey,  attorney  at  law 

48  George  Guefi-,  merchant 

50  John  Hallowell,  attorney  at  law 

52  Mrs.  Nichollbn, 

54  Ilaac  W.  Morris,  brewer 

56  Ann  Relf,  widow 

58  William  Davy,  merchant 

60  John  Taws,  uuifical  iiiflrument  maker 

62  Thomas  *.\  helan,  grocer 
next  WJllinm  M'Caila,  flioemaker 

66  J^hn  Piowlington,  mariner 

68  Sampfon  Levy,  attorney  at  law 

70  Edward  Stiles,  gentleman 

72  Jdleph  A.  W  igmore,  bottler 

74  Feter  S.  Duponceau,  attorney  at  law 

76  John  D.  Coxa,  preGdeiit  of  the  court  of  common  pleas 

78  James  Giblbn,  attorney  at  law 

80  Mrs.  Ccx,  widow 

Emanuel  Woodbie,  mariner 
100  Charles  Anthony,  mariner 
102  James  Mints,  currier 

104  Charles  Rhopds,  houfe  carpenter 

ic6  Mr.  Grocmbridge,  portrait  and  landfcape  painter 

Mrs.  Groomb;idge,  Columbia  houfe  Sc  boarding  fchool 

105  Benjamin  W.  Morris,  merchant 
110  Cafper  Graff,  tayior 

112  G.  Garchet,  Son  and  co.  merchants 

James  Slaitter,  dealer  in  cloths 
next  Mary  Bell,  Vr-ipow 

John  Harper,  mufical  initniment  maker  corner  of  Fifth  11: 
next  Catherine  Halberftad,  widow 
next  Ann  Hughes,  gentlewoman 
next  William  Lane,  merchant 
next  William  Snyder,  gentleman 

Philip  Ed-.vards,  keeper  of  the  criminal  prifon  corner 
of  Sixth  ft 
next  Jacob  Fagundus,  conftable 
next  Benjamin  Helburn, 
188  Aaron  Burk,  blackfmith 
next  William  Armftrong,  labourer 
next  Edward  Cavin,  labourer 
next  Catherine  Myers,  widow 

Peter  Carfon,  blacklrnith 


[     «6     j 
Dock  Street, 

Jolin  Richards,  jun.  currier 
■Samuel  Richards,  lime  feller  , 

5  'I'homas  and  Jofhua  Fifher,  merchant:; 

7  Edward  Dunant  and  Thomas  Gilpin>  merchants 
next  James  Shields,  grocer 

9  John  Lynam,  Ihoemaker 

13  i'homas  Shields,  gentleinan 

15  Henry  Prall,  windfor  chair  maker 

17  William    Lowber,  currier 

jg  James  Whitaker,  windfor  and  fancy  chair  maker 
23  C.  F.  RoufTet,  merchant 

25  Jofeph  S.  Lewis,  merchant 

27  Stimuel  and  Miers  Filher,  merchants 

29  Francis  and  John  Weft,  merchants 

33  Jehu  Underwood,  merchant 

35  Thomas  Murgatroyd  and  Sonsj  merchants 
37  Daniel  Thnun,  merchant 
39  Thomas  Brown,  cooper 
61  Soloman  Willis,  turner 
next  Peter  Yorke,  fliipmafter 
63  John  Melbeck,  broker  and  commifTion  merchant 
65  F.  FI.  Holtzbecher  and  Harmesj  merdiants 
67  Ifrael  Paxfon,  currier 
71  James  Ker,  coach  maker 
73  Jofeph  Dubree,  tavernkeeper 
77  Andrew  Dixon,  cabinet  maker 
79  John  Aitkin,  cabinet  maker 
81  Keen  and  Sellers,  curriers 
83  Wilfon  and  Elaphant,  uphoUlerers 

Martha  Smallwood,  tavernkeeper  corner  of  Spruce  f? 
next  John  Moore,  fljoemaker 
next  William  Allen,  innkeeper  painter  and  glazier 

8  Sarah  Wiley, 

12  John  Craig,  merchant 

14  Thomas  Baker,  fea  captain 

16  Levi,  Flollingfworth,  merchant 

18  Moore  V'/ barton,  merchant 
20  George  Oakley,  gentleman 

22  Robert  Oakley,  currier  and  tanner 

26  T.  Walter,  blackfmith 
next  Woollery,  Grofs^,  trader 
next  Elizabeth  Brooks,  wido\y 

30  Thomas  Pole,  printer 
32  Edward  Pole,  auctioneer 

34  FLdward  Pole  and  co.  au6lionee"s 

4I  Edward  Eilaways,  and  co.  merctiarts 
46  Alexander  Ruffell,  mariner 
r.ext  John  Magnus,  tayler 


[    ^r    ] 

Dock  Street  continued. 

54  Samuel  Elliott,  currier 
next  Bieintal?, 

55  Benjamin  W.  Morris  and  fo.  merchants 
02  John  Ramfey,  currier 

64  Eliza  Pearfon,  paftry  cook 

70  J.  C.  Warren  and  co.  tanners  and  curriei-s 

72  John  Cameron,  bookbinder  and  ftationer 

74  George  M'CUire,  druggid 

72  William  Smith,  taylor 

74  Richard  Phillips,  ornamental  gilder  on  glafs    ■ 

78  William  Haydon,  japann*d  furniture  manufactory 

80  John  Miller,  jun.  Merchant 

82  Godfrey  Gebler,  blackfmith 

54  George  GaTs,  conftable 

Spruce  Street. 

3  Rudolph  and  Fearis,  flour  merchants 

II  Snowden  and  North,  rope  makers  and  Ihlp  chandlers 
Paul  Freno,  taylor  8c  boarding  houfe  corner  of  Water  ft 
Philip  Smith,  grocer,  corner  of  Water  ft 

25  Alexander  Buchanan,  ftioemaker 

ij  Jofeph  Crap,jtayloi 

ig  Daniel  Shoemaker,  fliopkeeper 

3 1  Rebecca  Courtney,  boarding  houfc 

33  William  Leifhman,  faddle  tree  maker 

37  Selby  Hickman,  merchant  taylor 

39  Richard  Stites,  fhipmafter 

41  Jofeph  Strong,  M.  D. 

43  Jofeph  P.  Minnick,  M.  D. 

45  Philip  Kolleat,  ftiipmafter 

47  Charlotte  Bowes,  gentlewoman 

49  Jofiah  Siddons,  taylor 

5 1  Samuel  Robinfon,  houfe  carpenter 

53  James  Humphreys,  jun.  notary  public 

55  Stephen  Parfons,  ftiip  mailer 

W.  L.  Hannum,  attorney  at  law  corner  of  Fourth  ft 
99  Timothy  Defmond,  painter  and  glazier 
10 1  Margaret  M'Farling,  grocer 
103  Mr.  Raguet, 
105  Lydia  gcntlewouian 

109  Moore  Wharton,  merchant 
1 1 1  Kearney  Wharton,  merchant 
113  David  C.  Claypoole,  gentleman 
115  Francis  Breuil,  merchant 
J 19  John  Willf,  taylor 

R.  Evans,  houfe  carpenter 

Afa  Saul,  blackfmith  corner  of  Fif;h  ft 
N 


[     98     ] 

Spruce  Street  eon  tinned. 

next  John  Scott,  mariner 
nexc  i'homas  Uickiiiloii,  {hoenukcr 
next  Sannu'l  Powel  Perkins,  houlecarjMtcr 
1^5  Racbael  Gill,  fliopkeeper  ~ 

,137  Peter  Field,  taylor 
next  Mark  Gowperthaite,  fliotmaker 
143  Benjamin  Hicks,  ttiylor 

145  Robert  Clinton,  clerk  in  tlie  bank  of  Pennfylvania 
149  William  Kemp,  baker 
next  John  Thonipron,  hqiife  carpenter 
157  Charles  "Walls,  glover  and  breeches  maker 

Lewis  Hanford,  houfe  carpenter  above  Sixth  II 
next  Elizabeth  Welfli,  wadierwonian 

John  Hutchifon,  houfe  carpenter  corner  of  Seventh  ft 
next  John  C  Evans,  houfe  carpenter 
next  George  Arniroyd,  merchant 
next  JefTe  WiHiams,  gentleman 
next  John  Rudolph,  flour  merchant 

next  William  Moxham,  houfe  carpenter  corner  of  Eighth  fi; 
next  Magdalen  Randell,  fliopkeeper 
next  Jonathan  Hutt,  labourer 
next  t.evan  Hughes,  coachman 
next  Benjamin  Vallence,  mariner 
next  John  Wfiitico,  carter 
next  David  Stewart,  mariner 

Ann  Weaver,  boarding  houfe 
Atchefon  Thompion,  tavernkeeper 
k    10  John  C.  Seyferchelt,  hau-  dreU'er 

12  Thomas  Peacon,  tavernkeeper 

14  Fifs  and  M'Glathery,  wheat  fan  makers 

16  Henrv  Sparks,  tallow  chandler 

18  E.  Perrein,  gutifniith 

20  James  Boyle,  fandman 

24  Philadelphia  Ac?.deiny  kept  by  ilie  Rev.  Meffrs. 
Magaw  and  Abercrombie, 

26  David  GhriRie,  M.  D. 

-^o  Benj:imin  Loxiey,  gentleman 

42  Michael  Miller,   ulieat  fan  fhaker 

44  "William  Bowen,  cabinet  maker 

48  Daniel  Humphreys,  printer 

Clement  Humphreys,  infpeftcr  of  lumber 

3c  Hannah  Lapefs,  boarding  houfe  • 

John  Smith,  Rorekeeper  corner  of  Second  ft 

CO  Mary  Lewis,  gentlewoman 

60  Jofeph  Allen,  jun.  houfe  carpenter 

f>2  Elizabeth  Bennett,  gentlewoman 

64  Thomas  Henderfon,  fliipmafter 

66  Andrew  Miller,  fliipmafter 

68  Mary  Currie,  boarding  houfe  for  cliUdren 


[     99     ] 

S:<rucf  Sire'et  continued. 

70  Chailcs  Taboureary,  gentleman 

Fredc-iick  Omenletter,  haker 
74  Jacob  Clai-kfoii,  accoinptant;* 
80  William  Penrofe,  tliipniafter  ^ 
t>6  John  'rowniend,  cabinet  mal:<;r 
l>8  Thon7a3  R^iiidall,  merchant 
90  Samuel  Richardi,  filverrmith 
92  Peirce  Raymond,  grocer 

94  John  Green,  boarding'  hoiifs  ^ 

96  William  Camp,  cabinet  maker 
98  Samsel  Carver,  county  commiflioner 
100  Thomas  Batfon,  merchant 
104  Mary  Williams,  Boarding  houfe 
106  William  Crammond,  merchant 
112  Archibald  M'Call,  merchant 
114  Charles  Kcir,  baker 

11 8  William  jSIarfliall,  minifter  of  the  PreJbyterian   church 
120  John  Sutclifte,  merchant 
122  Samuel  Alien,  merchant 
124  Samuel  GatlifT,  merchant 
126  Martin  W'alker,  inerchant 
126  John  Welfh,  merchant 
130  Anthon}- Morris,  gentleman 
132  Charles  Pleafants,  merchant 

Rebecca  Stillas,  boarding'houfe  corner  of  Fourth  ft 
I3r)  Ellher  Hollowell,  fliopkeepar 
138  George  Mairs,  muffin  baker 
142  David  Cherry,  grocer 
144  Peter  Fritz,  (hopkeeper 
146  John  D.  Ford,  grocer 
148  Philip  Sumbardo,  tobacconiiT: 
150  Richard  Allen,  ihoemaker 
152  Edward  Lane,  accomptant 
156  Jane  Leech,  gentlewoman 
158  Alexander  Miller,  carter 
162  Nicholas  Marks,  grocer 
164  San^iel  Walton,  cabinet  maksr 
166  Thomas  Pennice,  pedlar 
168  Catherine  Walker,  gentlewoman 

Peter  Moore,  plaflerer 
170  Michael  Miller,  wheat  fan  maker 
174  AdamCafey,  ftorekeeper 

Michael  Krebel,  grocer  corner  of  Fifth  fi 
178  Andrew  Reynolds,  boarding  houfe 
180  Jofeph  Carfon,  fapercargo 
J  82  Mary  L.  Fayette,  gentlewoman 
198  William  M'?vlurtrie,  merchsint 
200  James  Gamble,  merchant 


[     100     ] 

spruce  Street  continueiL 
f 

202  Julian  Scott,  gentlewoman 
204  Mary  Harrilbn,  gentlewoman 
206  Matthias  Harrilon,  gentleman 
Archibald  Maxwell,  ftupmaftei' 

Union  Street. 

Jeremiah  Boone,  merchant 
5  John  F.  Mifflin,  councellor  at  law 

7  John  Beale  Bordley,  gentleman 
21  John  B.  Orna,  eallico  printer 
23  Denife  Garalde,  gentlewoman 

Thomas  Price,  woodfawyer  back  of  27 
Andrew  Lift,  do  do     do 

Benjamin  Marlhall,  labourer      do  do 

Solonian,  Potts,  well  digger     do  do 

Elizabeth  Blackflon,  walherwoman     do     do 
William  Gardner,  labourer  do     do  , 

29  James  Briughurfl,  clerk  in   the  bank  of  thfe  U.   States 

33  Richard  Ceilings,  fail  maker 
35  Edward  Dunant,  merchant 
37  iJaac  Milnor,  guager 

39  Ann  M'Crea,  gentlewoman 

41  Thomas  Canby,  merchant 

43  Caleb  Hathaway,  fliipmafler 

47  Charles  Pryor,  gentleman 

49  Charles  Mniifie  and  co.  foap  manufaclurers 

51  Frederick  Warence,  coach  maker 

Mofes  Cox,  gentleman  corner  of  Third  ft 

Michael  O'Connor,  grocer       do         do 
57  James  Crawford  and  co.  counting  houfe 
69  Noble  C.  Stewart,  (hipmafter 
71  Judith  Morrellj  gentlewoman 
73  Mark  Ciark,  fhipmafter 

Wiliam  Lancafter,  printer 
75  William  Clark,  portrait  painter 
77  Frederick  Smyth,  gentleman 

James  Davidtbn,  one  of  the  cafliiersof  the  bank  of  U.  S» 
83  David  Evans,  fen.  gentleman 

Francis  Gurney,  merchant  corner  of  Frotit  ft 

8  E.  Howard,  fliipmafter 

10  John  Hallings,  ftorekeeper 
14  Ann  Weaver,  mantua  maker 

Adam  Weaver,  taylor 
16  Jofeph  Morris,  brewer 

30  Robert  Malbn,  accomptant 
32  EmmarKimber,  fchoolmafter 

34  Sophia  Mofer,  gentlewoman 


L    101    ] 

Union  Street  continued. 

Peter  Jauffaud,  grocer  corner  of  Second  fl 
36  Mary  M'Kinzie,  gentlewoman 
42  Edward  George,  accomptant 

44  Mary  Jean,  gentlewoman 
46  Aguftine  Gigg,  baker 

48  Mrs.  Williamjbn,  gentlewoman 

50  Catherine  Wallin,  gentlewoman 

56  Jonas  Woolrlch,  baker 

58  Jofeph  Allen,  cullom  houfe  officer 

60  Margaret  Wilfon,  gentlewoman 
William  Field,  grain  meafurer 

66  Sarah  Bennett,  Ihopkeeper 

68  Philip  Qu^irk,  mariner 

70  Mrs.  Duplaine,  gentlewoman 

72  Jol'eph  Coulter,  merchant 

74  Richard  Baylej-,  lupercargo 

76  Elizabeth  Montgomery^  gentlewoman 

78  Adam  Mendanhall,  accomptant  in  the  cuftom  houie 

-32  Ghriftopher  N.  Shrouder,  accomptant 

84  Thomas  Corby,  whitefmith  and  fliop  corner  of  Third  11 
Thomas  Pvayner,  whitefmith 

86  Jefeph  North,  fhip  chandler 

88  Charles  M'Aiiiler,  ftiipmafler 

90  Richard  Renlhavv',  grazier 

96  James  Little,  fchool  mafler 

98  M.  Saudaurn,  merchant 
100  Thomas  Tatem,  Tail  maker 
IC2  Jonathan  Evans,  gentleman 
104  Anthoiiy  Van  Mannierck,  gentleman 
Diana  (^Ihryftal,  milliner 

Elizabeth  Gordon,  keeps  ready  furnifhed  lodgings 
corner  of  Fourth  fl 

Pine  Street. 

William  and  James  Steel,  flour  merchants 
I  William  Latimer,  merchant 
7  John  Phillips,  merchant 
15  Rene  Fongeray,  gun  and  whitefmith 
17  Ifaac  Jones,  city  commiffioiier 
ig  Mrs.  Ratter,  gentlewoman 
next  David  Allilbn,  bookbinder  and  ftationer 
25  Peter  Barker,  merchant 
27  William  Hampton,  fhipmafter 
29  Charles  Caldwell,  M.  D. 
35  L.  Brown,  taylor 
39  Ifaac  1'.  Hopper,  taylor 

James  Sawer„ Ihopkeeper  corner  of  Second  ft 

45  Jofeph  Edwar-Ui".  brafs  tbuuder 


[     102     1 

Pine  Street  continued. 

47  James  Corkrin,  Kimber  merchant 

49  William  Shaw,  hoiilc  carpenter 

51  John  Overy,  filk  dyer 

^7  Charles  George,  oak  cooper 

61  Heniy  Hawkins,  merchant 

6:;  J  'hn  B.  Evans,  merchant 

(m^  iVichard  'i'hompfon,  tobacco  infpeclor 

67  Tvlaurice  Rogers,  merchant 

69  Patrick  Hayes,  (liipniaiter 

7:5  John  Richards,  currier 

John  Shaw,  commander  in  the  navy  comer  cf  Tkird  f- 
"79  Chriliian-  Raddock,  woodfawyer 
SiEnnis  Conrad,  bricklayer 
V,'^  Martin  Plncon,  hairdreffer 
t;<  Mary  (Jreen,  gentlewoman 
93  James  Montgomery,  gentleman 
95  Rock  Brumaud,  merchant 
07  James  Moyes,  i'ail  maker 
99  Catheiine  Inglis,  gentlewoman 
y  Margaret  M'Call,  do 

1 01  James  Ab-rcrombie,  miuifter  of  the   Epilco.  al  churcli 
303  j'.)iepb  Swiftj  merchaiit 

oar^h  Johnfon,  feamftrels 
next  Samuel  Dugecj  harnefs  maker  and  fadler 
I  ii'^Jobn  Jeriiiing's,  one  of  the  aldermen  of  the  city 

Philip  Milledoler,  minilier  of  the    third    Prefbyterlajii 
church  corner  of  Pine  and  Eounh  fi: 
next  loim  ?ski'T?.y,  oak  cooper 
i;:;  WjlMani  Ruck,  livery  liable  keeper 
1 25 ,  Mary  JWhite^  Vvailierwoman 

]  27  ClV'ules  Simpibn,  one  of  the  watchmen  of  the  bank 
i,!,}  I onathan  Draper,  ilioenjrtker 

;     -*  ivid  Rlddtl,  lioufc  carpenter 
i  ^ :;  j'iin  Cooper,  houic  carpenter 
!.c;-.t  Elizabeth  Wcfi-,  gentlewoman 

^  ■•'lii'Tr,!  Scott,  grocer  corner  of  Fifth  ft 

.lognier,  merchant  above  Fifth  fi:     i^    , 
149  ;ji;nry  Lott,  houfe  carpenter 

Henry  ForreRer,  blacicfmith  above  Sixth  ft 
next  iMary  Earron,  feamflrefs 
Mary  Senners,  feamRrefs 
James  Al'Cloughlin,  labotzrer  corner  of  Seventh  ft 

2  David  Ray,  grocer  and  tobacconifl 
Somnel  Rhoads,  merchant 

8  Michael  Kelly,  tavern  keeper 
1  o  John  Blair,  boarding  houfe 
12  NicI  Mathifon,  grocer 


[      103      3 

Pine  Street    continued. 

Alexander  Tod,  one  of  the  aldermen  of  thq  city  corner 
of  Front  II 
12  George- B.  Dawfon,  merchant 
14  Thomas  Steel,  merchant 
16  William  Wharton,  gentleman 
18  James  Richie,  merchant 
20  James  Oldden,  merchant 
Thomas  Hou^h,  gentleman 
Charles  Rofs,  merchant  corner  of  Second  ft 
tS  John  T.  Young,  M.  D. 
■^o  David  Ray,  merchant 
32  Soloman  Dell,  labourer 
36  Adam  Efler,  livery  ftable  keeper 
38  Matthew  Shaw,  houfe  carpenter 

Thomas  Donohue,  fhipmaller 
40  JoRn  Brown,  gentleman 
42  Thomas  L.  Moore,  gentleman 
44  John  Nixon,  preudent  of  the  bank  of  Ni  America 
50  Robeit  Blackwell,  minifter  of  the  Epifcopal  church 
68  Sarah  Stamper,  gentlewoman 
Richard  W.  Meade,  merchant  betweenTourth  Sc  Fifth  11; 
Robert  Montgomery,  gentleman  do  do 

ne^t  Jacob  Gibbs,  carter 
next  Chriftcpher  Irick,  flour  infpeclor 
next  John  Means,  houfe  carpenter 
next  John  Cox,  (lioemaker 
next  Paul  Dubloife,  gsntleman 
next  Robert  Hopkins,  one  of  the  infpedlorsof  the  cullom-. 

Lombard  Street. 

6  Pragers  and  co.  merchants 

12  Benjamin  Thomas,  cuftom  houfe  officer 
next  John  Ciean,  gentleman 

14  James  Smith,  infpedor  of  the  cuftom? 

16  Margaret  Lyell,  gentlewoman 

18  Claire  Peteux,  gentlewoman 
next  Daniel  Newman,  grain  meafurer 

22  M.  Kennedy,  accomptant 

24  William  Blair,  fea  captain 

26  John  Knight,  houfe  carpenter 

30  Charles  Oakford,  grain  meafurer 
next  Jofeph  Mullan,  mariger 

44  John  Laran,  merchant 

48  Thomas  WalLfon,  millinery  and  dry  good  raerchan-. 

50  John  Petteet,  taylor 

52  f'eter  Delbos,  merchant 

54  Elizabeth  Miller,  widow 

56  Harriot  Smith,  widow 


[     104.     ] 

Lombard  Street  conthiued^ 


A   I 


58  George  Kellingcr,  llioeniaker 
()2  James  Peal,  miniature  painter 
66  Benjamin  Price,  nailor 
72  John  Smitli,  ftorekeeper 
74  Peter  Curylier,  cabinet  maker 
76  Sarah  Rice,  widow 
78  William  Jackfon,  taylor 
S6  David  Hardy,  Tea  captain 
<S8  Gunning  Bedford,  alderman 
(}2  John  Soullier,  merchant 
(.)4  Jdfeph  Corbet,  houle  carpenter 
aiext  Samuel  Davis,  fea  captain  , 

700  Samuel  Rutter,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  Pennfylvania 
104  Benjamin  Lyndell,  cabinet  maker 
ic6  Thomas  Smith,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  North  America 
next  Rofe  Rofs,  wafherwoman 
next  Charles  Dick,  houfe carpenter 
next  Patrick  Gribbon,  mariner 
160  John  'J'ebo,  gentleman 
next  William  Deveny,  gentleman 
164  Elizabeth  Marley,  firopkeeper 
next  Mary  Rofelley,  gentJewoman 
1G9  Charles  O'hagan,  grocer 
next  Daniel  Able,  carter 
next  John  Thompfon,  gentleman 
inext  John  M'Orregy,  gentleman 
next  Ifaac  Evans,  labourer 
next  J-'hu  Wright,  tallow  chandler 

Benjamin  Mears,  fchool  maftcr  near  Sixth  ft. 
zSt  Nathan  Anertine,  gentleman    , 
I  S3  Mary  Wolf,  grocer 
next  Ji'hn  Baptiil  Chriflian,  gentleman 
r.ext  Mary  Hart,   widow 

Hannah  Herrald,  widow 
Thomas  Buttler,  baker 
-ie:4t  Ifaac  Walter,  labourer 
Charles  Carev,  flioemaker 
Richard  Dougherty,  houie  carpenter 
George  Robertfon,  accomptant 
Frederick  Abbott,  carter 
Cadwallider  Griffits,  colleftor  of  the  diftridl 
John  War,  coach  maker 
Thom;rs  Cror.e,  brick  layer 
702  ]ac()b  Price,  bricklayer 

Thomas  Jcnes,  minifler  of  the  Univerfal  congregation 
:io6  Lawrence  Liautier,  mariner 
r/jxt  Z.  Laverns,  labourer 

Ifaac  Williamfon,  fchool  maPier 


[     105     ] 

Lombard  Street  continued. 

next  Benjamin  Gardner,  houfe  carpenter 

next  Peter  Fincli,  carter 

next  Robert  Scott,  dealer  four  doors  from  Eighth  ft 

next  John  Brown,  gentleman 

next  John  Herkins,  grocer 

next  Henry  Magill,  carter 

next  John  Mercier,  contedlioncr  and  diftiller 

5  Elizabeth  Wallace,  boarding  houfe 
9  Robert  Shields,  mariner 

II  Mrs.  Prichett,  widov,' 

13  David  Callaghan,  merchant 

15  Seven  E.  Pary,  gentleman 

17  John  Hardy,  fliopkeeper 

aj  Charles  Allen,  grocer 

27  John  Steel,  merchant 

29  Mary  Blades,  (hopkeeper 

31  Dorcas  Montgomery,  widow 
j^ext  Mr.  Menuifier,  cabinet  maker 

37  Thomas  Martin,  white  fmith 

41  Mary  Thompfon,  fchoolmiftrefa 

43  John  Heron,  mariner 

45  George  Eddy,  merchant 

47   Mary  Bright,  widow 

49  J.  P.  Alhaud,  baker 
next  William  Love,  jun.  iflioemaker 
next  John  Brown,  houle  carpenter 

55  DoiSlor  lingers, 

57  W^illiam  Chaillebaux,  baker 

59  James  Colwell,  merchant 

63  Ifaac  Hover,  Captain 

67  Thomas  Slaiter,  gentleman 

71  Louifa  RoulTellr,  widow 

73  Henry  Bletterman,  baker 

75  Snowden  Sawyer,  (hoemaker 

77  Fergufon  M'lhvaine,  merchant 

79  M.  Garen,  gentleman 

81  Gullavus  (^onyngham,  fea  captain 

9 1  James  Hamm,  baker 
next  Severn  Curtis,  woodfawer 
iiext  Jacob  Gibbs,  woodfawer 
next  Richard  Price,  lumber  merchant 
163  Hetty  Mufchert,  gentlewoman 
1&7  Nathan  Boys,  innkeeper 
next  John  Willfon,  painter  and  glazier 
next  Louis  Ambroife,  hair  drefler 
iS;  Thomas  Cave,  ckrk  of  the  New-market 
O 


[     106     1 

Lombard  Street  continued. 

next  Martin  Barnard,  hatter 

next  William  Bowcn,  coach  driver 

next  Silas  Porter,  labourer 

next  Mary  Clair,  wafherwoman 

next  William  Harding,  houfe  carpenter 

next  Charles  Mitchell,  fliopkeeper 

next  Matthew  Houton,  porter 

South  Street, 

13  Benjamin  Jones,  grazier 
next  Barney  Paine,  boarding  houfe 
next  John  Burnett,  fea  captain 
next  Rice  Davis,  cooper 

43  William  Fort,  grocer 
next  Mary  Vandegrift  florelieeper 
next  John  Lewis,  fhopkeeper 

93  Pearce  Wadman,  fliopkeeper 
1 09  Alexander  Greaves,  grocer 
1 1 1  Robert  Stewart,  grocer 
1 17  Robert  Allifon,  carpenter 
I19  James  Art,  Ihipmafter 
1 21  William  Ewing,  attorney  at  law 
1 23  David  January,  gentleman 
1 25  James  Morpilbn,  grocer  ^ 

117  James  Carlbn,  ichoolmafler 
next  Jane  Detour,  grocer 
next  Jacob  Mitchell, 
133  Nathaniel  Raine,  carter 
a 45  George  Poppal,  tavernkeeper 
147  Abraham  Sink,  ironmonger 
next  Sarah  Willbn,  lerimflrefs 
next  Lawrence  Sink,  cabinet  maker 
next  Hannah  Hetherington,  feamftrefs 
next  William  Allen  Bais,  of  the  military  department 
next  James  Eccles,  grocer 
next  James  VVallaer,  (hoemaker 
next  Ja^ob  Smith,  cook, 
next  William  Karr,  grocer 
next  Peter  Kane,  fhoemaker 
next  John  Dowds,  mariner 
next  James  Molineux,  hair  dreffer 
next  Catherine  Humphres,  lauudreli 
next  Thomas  Lauden,  tin  plate  worker 
next  John  Moore,  waiter 
next  Henry  Hufier,  rag  gatherer 
next  Robert  Gordon,  grocer 
137  Edward  Hanna,  tavernkeeper 


Soutb  Street  continued, 

next  WUliam  Wcler,  grocer 
next  Robert  Mercer,  flioemaker 
next  James  Rcbinfon,  Iiucklter 
next  George  Mercer,  fhoemakei- 
next  John  Mayberry,  labourer 
next  John  Reid,  dealer 
next  James  Cofgrove,  pedlar 
next  Michael  M'Guire,  pedlar 
next  Melchor  Deeter,  plain  maker 
next  Soloman  Rumberfield,  flioemaker 
next  William  Wallace,  grocer 

2  Martha  Johnfon,  boarding  houfe 
rext  Margaret  Thompfon,  tavernkeeper 
next  Andrew  Courtney,  boarding  houfe 
next  Sarah  Downs,  tavernkeeper 

14  David  Graham,  grocer 

16  Garret  Hulfckamp,  pilot 

18  Ann  Ennis,  boarding  houfe 
next  Henry  Garrifon,  coack  maker 
George  A.  Walters,  flioemaker 
Peter  Fofler,  tavernkeeper 
Spengler  and  Brown,  fmiths 

30  David  MafFet,  merchant 

36  Sarah  Baker,  feamftrefs 
next  William  Hamilton,  grocer 
next  Douglas  Saint,  grocer 
next  Mary  Mahoney,  tavernkeeper 
next  Patrick  Gulaker,  cooper 
next  Dean  Jones,  paper  hanger 
next  Ebon  Jones,  paper  hanger 
next  John  Dunlcvy,  grocer 
next  John  Cornifli,  china  ilore 
next  Thomas  Watfon,  fcbool  mafler 
next  Stephen  Addington,  fchool  mafter 
next  William  Patton,  grocer 
next  Abraham  Scott,  carpenter 
next  Thomas  Farrell,  filk-dycr 
next  James  Cornifli,  grocer 
next  Elizabeth  Scaife,  grocer 
next  Lewis  Young,  cabinet  maker 
next  William  Taylor,  ftorekeeper 
next  John  Louder,  carpenter 
next  Alexander  Carapbel,  flioemaker 
next  David  M'Call,  taylor 
next  Samuel  Baatty,  fhoemaker 
next  Robert  Dunlap,  woodfawer 
next  John  B.  LaplanchC;  confectioner 


[      108     J 

^outb  Street  continued. 

next  Jacob  Darang,  bleeder 

nextD.  Canizares,  tavernkeeper 

^ext  Ciiriftiana  Scott,  huckfter 

rext  Felix  Pafcalis,  M.  D. 

next  Thomas  Matthias,  hatter 

next  Suiannah  O'Neal,  gentlewoman 

next  John  Doughlas,  cabinet  maker 

next  Jane  Arthurs,  milliner 

next  Jane  Swetnam,  mantua  maker 

next  Margaret  Perry,  mantua  maker 

next  James  Steen,  houfe  carpenter 
vnext  Elizabeth  Eckford,  grocer 
next  Robert  Tempert,  carpenter 
next  John  Speleard,  coachman 
next  Robert  Price,  mariner 
n;xt  Robert  Andrews,  taylor 
loo  Secundo  Boffio,  livery  {Uble  keeper 
104  William  Leedom,  grocer 
106  James  Pratt,  tobacconift 
108  Thomas  Broom,  fhoemaker 
no  Alexander  M'Phail,  bricklayer 
112  John  Batten,  porter 
116  Nicholas  Pickel,  blackfmith 
118  Sophia  Roleau,Vva{her woman 

120  Benjamin  Keattl,  taylor 

121  Robert  'i^ate,-iea  captain 

124  William  M'Cullagh,  accomptant 
1 28  J -hi)  Hamilton,  fhoemaker 

Catherine  Meloy,  wafherwoman 
Peter  G  aham,  mariner 
130  Jafper  Carter,  painter 
132  Jofeph  Kennedy,  boarding  houfe 
134  George  Springer,  fhoemaker 
136  James  M'Cjllcn,  carpenter 

Hagh  Kiernan,  dil'tiller  corner  of  Fourth  11 
TilEn  and  Kiernan,  diftillers     do         do 
152.  John  North,  livery  liable  keeper 
154  Daniel  Kuhn,  fiioemaker 
156  Matthew  Spillard,  grocer 

Jofeph  Bird,  juftice  of  the  peace  corner  of  Fifth  k 
183  /Alexander  Read,  grocer 
1B5  John  Gouge,  florekeeper 
187  John  Warner,  houfe  carpenter 
190  Rena  Rapicaut,  tobacconin; 
194  Alexander  Clay,  innkeeper 
196  Patrick  Lime,   mahogany  fawer 
198  Thomas  Morris,   vvoodfavver 
202  John  Sloan,  fnrgeon 
204  Daniel  Weaver,  mariner 


[     109     ] 
South  Street  continued^ 

206  John  Duran^,  comedian 
208  Syknam  Synnar,  baker 
210  Neal  M'Devitt,  bricklayer 
214  Alexander  M'Cullagh,  taylor 
216  Lewis  Rcineck,  baker 
Hugh  Dewitt,  baker 
218  James  Dunlap,  tavernkeeper 
224  Charles  (^urrans,  accomptanu 
226  James  Money,  labourer 
2::8  Hugh  G.ant,  carpenter 
230  Michael  Kenney,  drover 
232  James  Peter,  mariner 

Fenn  Street  o 

3  Jofeph  Ruffell,  merchant 
7  Alice  M'Clure,  gentlewoman 
9  John  Mafiey,  bifcuit  baker 

XI  George  Wall,  taylor  and  boarding  houfe 

17  Jonathan  Leedom,  merchant 

21  Willing-  and  Francis,  merchants  counting  hoiifc 

25  John  Thompfon,  labourer 

27  James  M.  Robeitlbn,  ftorekeeper 

29  Thomas  Hood,  oak  cooper 

31  Mary  Dolby,  gentlewoman 

33  Adam  Miller,  mariner 

35  Daniel  Dolby,  oak  cooper 

39  George  Watts,  fliip  mafter 

41  Anthony  Cuthbert,  m aft  maker 
next  Elifha  Miller,  coachman 

47  Jehu  Hollingfworth,  merchant 
next  John  M'Gaugy,  grocer 
next  James  Barry,  labourer 
next  Mary  Cullock,  Ihopkeeper 
next  Innlow  Corbet,  huckfter 
next  Deborah  Martin,  gcntlev/oman 

61  John  Gregory,  fail  maker 
next  John  Church,  fliip  mafter 
next  Mary  Thomplbn,  huckfter 

16  Hanie  Laurence,  boarding  houfe 

17  Jofeph  Snyder,  blackfmith 
next  John  Kelly,  merchant 
next  William  Bell,  (hip  mafter 
next  Thomas  Wills,  fliip  mafter 
next  Woodburn  Nichols,  fliip  mafter 
next  Thomas  Penrofe,  fliipwright 

2  liugh  Boyle,  taylor 

4  Benjamin  Jones,  iron  merchant 


-  C    110    ] 

Pine  Street  continued. 

6  Thomas  Vaffault,  boafding  houfe 
a8  Thomas  Morris,  grocer 
"O  William  Thompfon,  oak  cooper 
32  Frederick  Stiff,  baker 
36  Cornelius,  Hill  man,  tavernkeepei- 
38  Jeremiah  Tatem,  fhip  mafler 
46  Burroughs  Gibbs,  taylor 
48  Elizabeth  Beeflcy,  boarding  houfc 
50  Patrick  Linehan,  oak  cooper 
54.  Robert  Whitford,  mariner 
^6  Mary  Wilfon,  hiickfler 
rg  John  Toben,  ftevadore 
60  William  Green,  boarding  houfe 
62  David  Thompfon,  taylor 
64.  Michael  M'Connomy,  taylor 
66  Elizabeth  Sweaney,  gentlewoman 

J.  Sehouett,  mariner 
72  John  M'Phail,  mariner 

John  Boggs,  mariner 

74  George  Hodge,  mariner 
Mary  Geddc,  fliopkeepcr 
Mary  Rivers,  gentlewoman 

76  Mar/  M'Carthy,  Chopkeepcr 
John  Lamount,  mariner 

75  Edward  Baffett,  mariner 

80  Rachel  Rice,  boarding  houfe 
84  Sarah  Robinfon,  gentlewoman 

Pruan  Street.  ^ 

5  Ann  Jane  Fletcher,  fchool  mlflrefs 
7  William  Shepherd,  grocer 

9  James  Blakie.  cabinet  maker 
next  Doctor  Mongea,  near  Fifth  ft 

21  William  Staylor,  porter   • 
next  Hannah  Collins,  widow 
29  fienjamiii  Kerr,  mufician 
Douglafs,  labourer 

2  John  Pollard,  attorney  at  law 
4  John  O'Hara,  nail  manufadurer 

6  Mr.  Martin, 

8  Ann  Barbany,  grocer 

10  WiUiam  Shippen,  M.  D.  and  profeffor  of  anatomy 
next  John  O'Brien,  labourer 

next  David  Montgomery,  carter 
next  William  Enftace,  hair  dreffer 


^ 


[    ni    ] 

Fruan  Street  continued. 

Richard  Edwards,  labourer  near  Fifth  ii 
K.  Reynolds,  do      do 

next  Anthony  Wilfon,  fca  captain 
Charles  "Wcydon,  labourer 

Strawberry  Street. 

2  William  Fennell,  fliopkecper 

4  Hannah  Forde,  mantua  maker 

6  Thomas  Maddock,  grocer 

8  Thomas  Calvert,  ir»ikeeper 

10  Jofeph  Lawfon,  grocer  » 
Elizabeth  and  Jane  Worrall,  mantua  makers, 

1 2  E.  Govett,  ^vidow 

T4  John  Wright,  innkeeper 

i5  George  Gilmer,  watchman  of  the  bank  of  Pennfylvania 

1 8  Benjamin  CrelTon,  hatter 

20  Ifaac  Phipps,  cordcr 

22  John  Bonfall,  taylor 

Andrew  Calderwood,  watch  and  clock  maker 
24  Chriftopher  Marfhall,  gentleman 
28  John  Gardiner,  merchant 

Charles  Jervis,  gentleman 
30  James  Fitzgerald,  boarding  houfe 
32  George  Taylor,  baker 

Mary  Taylor,  baker 
34  Ifabclla  M'Koy,  boarding  houfe 
36  John  Hamilton,  dealer  in  bees  wax 
40  Amor  Prefton,  bricklayer 

Margaret  Miller,  widow 
42  Charles  M'Kenzie,  taylor 
44  John  Speel,  baker 

I  William  Govett,  houfe  carpenter 

3  Benjamin  Lawrence,  infpeftor  of  the  port 

5  Martha  Henderfon,  widow,  grocer 
Benjamin  Wooltton,  houfe  carpenter 

7  James  Hannell,  clerk 

9  John  Jackfon, 

1 1  John  Hayward,  baker 

13  Thomas  Watkins,  fail  maker 
15  Jacob  Snyder,  flioemaker 

J  7  John  Wheeler,  taylor 

19  David  Brooks,  taylor 

21  Sufannah  B.  Shober,  widow 

23  John  Woodward,  grocer 

William  Williams,  merchant 
,   Elizabeth  Cathars,  widow 


Strawberry  Street  continued.^ 

27  Johri  Tliompfon,  taylor 
next  E.  Patterfon, 
33  Robert  Millikin,  boot  and  fnoemaker 
39  Robert  Haydock  £c  co.  plumbeis,  painters  o^glaziciL 

Carters  Alley  from  Second  street  bet':::een  no.  66  and  68. 

2  Mary  Clement,  gentlewoman 
6  Jofiali  Johnfon,  letter  carrier 

Samuel  Park,  letter  carrier 
8  Margaret  Warner,  gentlewoman 
10  Aaron  Buker,  taylor 

12  Richard  Palmer,  grocer 

14  Ann   Warner,  gentlewoman 
Jacob  Bond,   fadler 

J  6  1  homas  Hurley,  paper  hanger 

18  David  Moon,  windfor  chair  maker 

20  Elizabeth  Holmes,  gentlewoman  , 

2. a  Elizabeth  Crawley,  boarding  houfe 

24  Montgomery  Baudc,  gentleman 

26  James  Porter,  iadler 

30  Mary  Plumphiies,  gentlewoman 

32  John  Jones,  one  of  the  proprietors  of  the  N.  Y.  flagest 
next  Philip  Kelly,  taylor 

II  Jacob  Bsrryman,  printer 

13  Mary  Richie,   boarding  houfe 
Mary  Beere,  gentlewoman 

15  James  Roberts,  nieriff's  officer 
17  James  Wilton,  flioemaker 

19  Charles  Marlliall,  jim.  drugglfl 
23  Elizabeth  Jones,  gentlewoman 

25  Benjamin  Prentice,  livery  liable  keeper 

27  John  Carpenter,  book  binder 

i  homas  Annadown,  fhoemaker 

31  James  Maloneyj  currier 

37  Wiliam  0.2;den,  tavernkeeper 

Gofn-th  alley,  from  Carters  dhy, 

Henry  Banton,  waiter 

John  Tod,  baker 

John  B.  Lemaire,  fencing  matter 

John  Ward,  ihoemaker 

Henry  Brov/n,  ilioeiriaker 


[113     ] 

.Pear  Street  from  Back  Street, 

Benjamin  W.  Morris  and  co.  wine  inerchatits 
9  Thomas  Parker,  dealer  in  flour  and  grain 

1 1  Edward  Dowers,  fail  maker 
21  Richard  Tybout,  hatter 

Patrick  M'CafFerty,  baker  near  Second  ft 
next  John  M.  Baker,  merchant 

Ifaac  W.  Morris,  brewer 
4  T.  Tnrner,  mariner 
6  Mary  Beatty,  boarding  houfe 

8  Elizabeth  Ofborne,  gentlewoman 

10  Samuel  Milbanks  accomptant 

12  James  Tate,  warden  of  the  cnftom  houfe 
David  M'Elroy,  taylor 

1 8  Thomas  M'Elroy,  cabinet  maker      ' 
2o  Charles  Finney,   houfe  carpenter 
24  William  Weeks,  fliipmafter 
26  Thomas  Walpole,  grocer 

Miffiin's  alley  from  Second  street j  detwcen  112  and  114 

Thomas  Gray,  fhoemaker 
John  Willis,  ihallopman 
William  Keer,  mariner 
William  Brooks,  currier 
George  Ricketts,  houfe  carpenter 
William  Pomero,  currier 
George  Aragkity,  oak  cooper 
John  Bryan  taylor 
Mary  Downe,  boarding  houfe 

Willing's  alley  from  Third  street  betiveen  98  and  100 

9  Luke  M'Glue,  coach  trimmer  and  harnefs  makei* 

11  Dorothy  Thornhill,  wafiicrwonian 
Richard  Thorahill,  plaifterer 
Jofeph  Brown,  flioemaker 

13  Patrick  Nowlan,  taylor 
15  John  Bifliop,  accomptant 

next  Matthew  Carr,  paftor  of  St.  Mary's  church 
John  RofTeter,         do  do         do 

Philip  StadfFord,     do  do  do 

George  Stanton,     do  do  do 

Littitia  Coivt  from  Market  stre^. 

1  Jacob  Kane,  bnckmaker 

2  Mary  Williams,  eating  houCe 

3  Thomas  L.  Briftoll,  baker 

P 


[     lU     ] 
Lxtilia  Court  continued. 

4  Sebaflian  Salade,  fringe  and  lace  weaver 

5  John  Kane,  grocer 

6  Daniel  Dunn,  beef  ftake  and  oyfter  Iwufe 

7  John  Stowers,  conftable 

8  Ann  Barrington,  gentlewoman 

9  John  Crofs,  tavernkeeper 

10  Mary  Foot,  tavernkeeper 

1 1  John  Peters,  mariner  A 

Black  Horse  alley,  from  Front  street, 

Robert  Cook,  beef  Reak  and  oyfier  houfe 
next  John  M'Farlane,  houfe  carpenter 
next  John  Beck,  cake  baker 
next  George  AUchin,  book  binder 
next  Carey  Aavon,  (hoemaker 
next  Gafper  Guyger,  taylor 

Wbit^  Morse  alley,  from  Market  street. 

I  Jofeph  Moore,  fliopkeeper 
3  Catherine  Davis,  innkeeper 

5  William  Bomberger,  houfe  carpenter 

6  William  Dawfon,  huckfler 
Hcxt  Charles  Reed,  currier 
next  Thomas  Rogers,  merchant 

9  Ifaac  Starr,  accomptant 

10  John  Teft,  callico  and  linen  glaifcser 

11  Benjamin  Brown,  innkeeper 
next  Thomas  Kelly,  trunk  maker 

^iiext  George  Taylor,  baker 
next  Francis  Roberts,  fadler 

Elbow  Lane  from  White  Horse  alley. 

9  John  Dougherty,  boarding  houfe 

7  Catherine  Hermllead,  boarding  houfe 
next  Richard  Truman,  colleftor  of  taxes 

Reny  Thompfon,  boarding  houfe 
lo  George  Gilhagan,  biewer 

12  Robert  Robinfon,  brewer 

Biddle's  alley  from  Market  street  between  78  and  So 

John  Bofton,  woodfawer 

'1  illinghaft  Collins,  mariner 

Richard  Doughlafs,  woodfawer 

Michael  Foy,  taylor 

John  Finne,  oak  cooper  ~ 

Jofeph  Craige,  bUckfrni^th 


[  115  ] 

Franklin's  Court  betioeen  io6  and  io8  Market  street. 

William  Duane,  printer  and  proprietor  of  the   Aurora 
H.  Capron,  boarding  fchool 

Turners  Court  from  Market  street  between  210  and  in. 
Smith  and  Mafon,  oak  coopers 

Boston's  Court  running  from  Ninth  street  to  Turner's  Court. 

Robert  M'Adams,  farrier  and  livery  ftable  keeper 

corner  of  Turner's  court 
William  Bokoaj  filver  plater 
Samuel  Reed,  harnels  maker 
George  Patton,  accomptant 

Nbrris's  alley  from  Front  street  between  66  and  6S 

5  William  Miluor,  guagcr 
7  Jans  Peart,  paRry  cook 
9  James  LafFerty, 

11  James  Neble,  accomptant 

13  Achilles  Parker,  wine  merchant 

15  Gilleaume  Pecholicr,  commiflion  merchant 

2  William  Hopkins,  carpenter 
next  William  Hawks,  merchant 

4  John  Meafs,  raerchant 

6  Judith  Croneoj  widow 

10  Hannah  Harry,  boarding  houfe 

12  Hannah  Griffits,  gentlewoman 

Gray's  alley  from  Front  street  between  64  and  66 

George  Weed,  jun.  M.  D. 

James  Williams,  painter  and  glazier 

12  William  Boyer,  houfe  carpenter 

16  Ewing  Wiley,  rule  maker 
I  James  C.  Morris,  baker 

3  John  Allwine5  windfor  chair  maker 

5  Benjamin  Matthews,  currier 

11  Charles  Erdman,  fworn  interpreter 

13  Jofcph  Cake,  hatter 

15  Samuel  Logan,  flioemaker 

Taylors  alley  from  Second  street  hetnveen  71  and'JS 

John  Carpenter,  currier 
Daniel  Carn^,  Revadore 
William  M'CuHam,  ftevadore 


t     116     1 
Gaskill  Street, 

I  Sritnuel  Jones,  liatter 
next  Jane  Hculbert,  fliopkeeper 

15  Anthony  King,  mariner 
John  King,  baile  carpenter 
rext  Benj.imin  Martin,  flioemaker 

next  Maris  Hill,  boarding  houle  '     . 

next  James  M'Lachlan,  fhoemakei^ 

17  William  Storey,  riailor 
next  Edmund  Connor,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Thomas  Treffe,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Haiah  Brown,  labourer 
next  John  Savage,  houfe  carpenter 
next  James  Moore,  gardener 

Margaret  Goulton,  fpinner  above  Fourth  ft 
next  John  Johnfton,  houie  carpenter 

Charles  Cecil,  vvhitefmith  and  bell  hanger  next  Fifth  {| 
1  Elizabeth  Corner,  boarding  houfe 
next  ]ames  Scott,  bottler 
next  Catherine  Denning,  buclcfter 
next  Naler  Jcrden,  mariner 

•iG  John  Gray,  oyfterman 

22  Neal  Boyle,  labourer 

24  John  Douglas,  farmer 

nd  Edward  Boyle,  taylor 
next  Famuel  M'Garvey,  painter  and  glazier 
next  Michael  P.eggar,  tallow  ahandler  and  foa'p  boiler 
next  'i'homas  White  fides,  accomiptant 
next  Stephen  RufTell,  mariner 
next  James  Prefton,  rigger 
next  Jofcph  Ku'^x,  bridle  bit  maker 
next  ('atberine  Mayfield,  feamftrefs 

John  Cafal,  grocer  and  livery  ftable  keeper,  corner  01 
Fourth  ft 
next  William  Mervey,  mariner  , 

next  John  Wanen,  mariner 
next  Jpbn  Exeter,  carter 
next  George  Elton,  cabinet  maker 
li.ext  John  Helm,  watchman 
next  John  Clotworthy,  bifcuit  baker 
next  Francis  Gibbins,  taylor  and  habit  ma'ker 

Cejrge  street  running  from  Gaskill  to  Plur,ib  street. 

20  Jolin  Kane,  grocer 
next  Thomas, Cleaves,  baker 
next  Robtrt  M'Doweil,  boarding  houfe 
next  Jacob  Raumgard,  baker 
next  John  Dillon,  mariner 


Geortfc  Street  continuecL 

o 

James  Wilkins,  tavernkeeper  corner  of  South  0: 
rext  Catherine  Metze,  huckftcr 
next  Jonathan  Yorke,  woodfawer 
next  Frederick  Aflier,  baker 
next  Edward  Bright,  labourer 
next  Mary  hx\n  Uwan,  gentlewoman 
next  Thomas  Pwgh,  tax  collcdtor 
next  Jacob  Keehmle,  bleeder 
46  William  Smv^lie.  fail  maker 
Jane  Smylie,  gentlewoman 
12  John  Edwards,  fliip  mailer 

4.C  Ebenezar  Fergufon,  one  of  the  niagifirates  for  the 
diflrict  of  Southwark 
next  Charles  Dolan,  llore  keeper 
next  Thomss  Bennett,  m.ariner 
next  Rachel  Mitchell,  feamftrefs 

Sarah  Brooks,  do 

next  William  Wallace,  M.  D. 

Edward  M'Kegan,  bricklayer 
next  Barbara  Sent,  gentlewoman 

Robert  Hall,  mariner  corner  of  South  (l 
next  James 'Gamble,  fhip  joiner 
zi  AIe>:ander  Lawfon,  engraver 

AVilliam  Jones,  plaifterer 
•19  John  Caribn,  Oiipmafter 
23  John  Domau,  houfe  carpenter 
next  William  Forrefi:,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  the  U.  States 
next  Henry  Weaver,  fugar  baker  ' 

next  Thomas  Stokes,  mariner 
next  John  Connor,  Ihoemaker 
next  Thomas  Quail,  marmer 

Smith's  court  from  Gaskill  near  Third  street, 

Alexander  Smith,  bricklayer 
Sulannah  M'Kay,  feamftrefs 
John  Kirk,  hatter 
Hugh  Kill,  bricklayer 
?4argaret  M'Guddy,  cotton  fpinner 

Relief  alley  from  Second  street  between  235  and  zyj 

Thomas  Napier,  plane  maker 

John  M'Kinzie,  houfe  carpenter 

George  Leflier,  coach  maker 

James  Milford,  (hipmafter  f 

Prifcilla  Schul,  feamftrefs 

William  BarterSeld,  mariner 


[      118     ] 

Stamper^s  alley  betrjcen  206  8c  208  south  Second  street, 

1  Patrick  Dixon,  dealer 
6  George  Wilibn,  cabinet  maker 
next  Charles  Gallaghar,  fifli  dealer 
12  Peter  Andrews,  ladies  flioemaker 
John  Rogers,  fhoemaker 
William  Hannah,  houfe  carpenter 
14  James  Stallard,  painter 
1 6  Mary  Burkloe,  feamftrefs 
18  David  Ellis,  gentleman 
next  Godfrey  Welfer,  furgeon 
30  Hannah  Cook,  mantua  maker 

€vp7'£ss  alley  running  from  Third  to  Fourth  between  144  5c  14& 

Phineas  Atkinfon,  bifcuit  baker 
J.  B.  Barry,  cabinet  maker 
John  Milbourn,  mariner 
Ifaac  Mendenhal!,  houfe  carpenter  ' 

James  Widdifield,  houfe  carpenter 
NifTa  Cook,  (hopkeeper 
Jofeph  Stratton,  coachman 
Evan  Jones,  grocer 
24  John  FoUins,  waiter  ^ 

Laurel  street  running  N.  if  S.  from  Spruce  ietiveen  39  8c  4 1 

4  Mordecai  Cfitrrchman,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  Pennfylva. 

6  William  French,  Ilorekeeper 

8  Jofeph  Townfend,  houfe  carpenter 

I  Andrew  Ruffell,  taylor 

3  John  Drinker,  portrait  painter 

Ehnslefs  alley  running  E.ijf  W.  from,  between  118  &  I2« 
Second  street. 
John  Tanguy,  jeweller 
Thomas  M'Mahon,  (locking  weaver 
James  M'Gaa,  labourer 
Jonn  Andrews,  currier 
Jofeph  Shields,  ladies  fhoemaker 
David  Vanhorn,  filverfmith 
'j'homas  Laurence,  mariner 
James  Hays,  houfe  carpenter 
J>)hn  Watfon,  flioemaker 
James  Williams,  fruiterer  ■* 

Nicholas  CafTadey,  flioemaker 
Elizabeth  Street,  taylorefs 
James  Mills,  hatter 
__     Hannah  M'Kinney,  boarding  houfe 


[     119     ] 
Farmer's  r<m  running  parallel  with  Pear  street. 

Iff 
Brightwell  Hibbs,  taylor 

John  Coufland,  plumber 

James  Whitaker,  windfor  chair  maker 

Henry  M'Dowell,  laboiver 

filbert  Street  running  E.  i^  W.  from  Eighth  street  next  24. 

Chriftian  Hight,  blackfmith  near  Eighth  It 
next  Robert  Martin,  gilt  and  plated  button  maker 
next  Roderick  Proveft,  coach  maker 
jiext  Soloman  Irons,  fhingle  fhaver 
24  John  Grelaud,  gentleman 

26  Margaretta  Pinkerton,  geiulevvoman 
next  William  Efpey,  carter 

next  Henry  Mofes,  keeper  of  hackney  coaches  for  hire 

32  John  Van  Reed,  fecretary  to  the  agent  general  under 

the  Britifli  treaty 

34  William  Banks,  fecretary  of  the  Schuylkill  bridge  office 

36  Michael  Fox,  brick  maker 

38  George  Lybrand,  brick  maker 
■ext  Margaret  Devine, 

Patrick  Savage,  ftone  fawer  near  Tenth  ftrect 
Charles  Blain,  houfe  carpenter  fliop 
John  Parker,  drayman  near  Eleventh  ft 
Robert  Cochran,  blackfmith  and  nail  manufaillurer 

near  Eleventh  ft 
Ifaac  Miller,  coachman         do         do 
Rachel  Anderfoii,  widow     do         do 
Mr.  Martin,  bricklayer         do       do 
John  J.  Baralet,  artift  corner  of  Eleventh  ft 
John .  rhompfon,  printer 

33  Philip  Bigloe,  butcher 
next  Daniel  Steever  innkeeper 
next  EUzabeth  Mayer,  gentlewoman 
next  Robert  Hill,  grocer 

19  William  Duane,  editor  and  proprietor  of  the  Aurora 
next  Sufannah  Morris,  gentlewoman 
John  F.  Zaperche,  merchant 

27  Samuel  Fulton,  merchant 
29  John  Shee,  city  treafurer 

next  Oliver  Evans,  lumber  merchant 
next  John  Johnfton,  flucco  plaifterer 
next  Calper  Widabaugh,  brick  maker 
next  Jacob  Earinfichter,  wheel  wright 
next  Patrick  Campbell,  ftioemaker 
next  A.  Guier,  merchant 
next  Thomas  Hughes,  gentleman 


L    120    1 

Su^ar  alley  leading  front  Sixtk  street  btUveen  32  lie  34 

Mary  Lavers,  huckfler 
Ann  Clofe,  do 

next  John  I'rnmp,  houfe  carpenter 
next  William  Hughes,  houfe  carpenter 
12  Mrs.  M'Guire,  widow 
14.  Peter  Stringer, 
rext  Mrs.  Jackion,  widow 
18  Lewis  Flaxberd,  flwemaker 

20  Prifcilla  Lloyd,  ieamltrefs 

24  William  Littlewood,  whitefmith 
next  N.  D.-grayem,  mantiia  maker 

27  George  Moutea,  fliotniaker 

John  Griffith,  houfe  carpenter 
30  Henry  Cline,  taylor 
32  Henry  Croto,  labourer 
34  John  Williams,  livery  flable  keeper 
3'6  John  Zane,  houfe  carpenter 

3  ChrifHan  Brunt,  tinman 

5  'I'homas  M'Kay,  bricklayer 

7  Ifaac  Sellers,  bi  afs  founder 

9  Mr.  Bowers, 
ijext  Sophia  Rogan,  fchool  nilRrefs 
13  Philip  Warner,  flioemaker 

Poivell  Streei* 
I  William  Thackara,  plaiflerer 
next  James  Debaufre,  gentleman 
next  Richard  Robinett,  merchant 
7  Peter  L.  Berry,  houfe  carpenter 
9  Mr.  I'hibauldiers,  gentleman 
15  Thomas  Annefley,  merchant 
19  Herman  Bake,  gentleman 

21  Samuel  M'Culloh,  M.  D. 

Ann  M'CuIoIi,  gentlewoman 

25  Owen  Biddle,  houfe  carpenter 

25  George  Summers,  honie  carpenter 

27  Alphonfo  C.  Irelard,  houfe  carpenter 

29  John  B.  Debtee,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  the  U.  States* 

2H  Raph.ael  Peale,  portrait  painter 


[      121      ] 

Litile  Dock  street  running  east  and  ivest  from  south  Second 
street  between  J77  Sc  179 
llichard  Smith,  turner 
Anthony  Steel,  windfor  chair  maker 
John  Pearce,  houfe  painter  and  glazier 

Drinke7-'s  Court  running  north  and  south  from  Union  street 
betiveen  66  &  68 
Sarah  Bennett,  fhopkeeper 
Catherine  Wolfe,  feamftrcfs 

Charles  Hart,  currier  i 

Eleanor  Pendegrafs,  cook 
John  Greiner,  taylor 
Jacob  Lavvfon,  mariner 
Godfrey  Crumback,  ftioenvakar 
William  Klliot,  mariner 
Mrs.  Smith,  wafherwoman 
Mr.  Seckel,  accomptant 

Zeen  street  running  E.  isf  W.  next  22  North  Senie^th  street, 

38  Charles  Knight  miniature  painter 

40  Jane  Tanner,  warherwomau 

42  John  Daniel,  milkman 

44  Jacob  Snider,  fhoemaker 

46  William  M'Mullen,  houfe  carpenter 

50  Catherine  Hopkins,  boarding  houfe 

52  Peter  Crouding",  houfe  carpenter 

58  John  Wilfon,  eonftable, 

62  Charles  Souder,  bricklayer 

66  Benjamin  Severn,  labourer 

68  William  Wecr,  labourer 

70  Thomas  Talbut,  OiipmaRn- 

John  Spooner,  tavernkeeper  corner  of  Eighth  ft 
next  Martha  Sweeny,  feamftrefs 
next  Ann  Cufack,  boarding  houfe 
next  John  Affmos,  blacklmith 

next  Jan-ies  Cameron,  houfe  carpenter  , 

next  Ann  Chambers,  mantua  maker 
next  Catherine  Donnelly,  huckfter 
next  Andrew  Miller  aai,d  Sons,  potters 

Clover  alley  leading  from  S.  Fifth  street  between  60  &  64 
Mary  Johnfon,  gentlewoman 
Barney  Mullen,  boarding  houfe 
George  Steel,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  North  A^eric* 
J.  Gardner,  houfe  carpenter 


[     122     ] 

Cifrpe)iUr*s  Street  leading  from  Sixth   i:ear  Chesnut  street. 

26  Lewis  Young,  innkeeper 

42  James  Martin,  fergeant  at  arms  of  the  AfTembly  of 

Pennl'ylvania 
44  John  Bernard,  coaiedlan 

WiHiam  Lace,  coach  fpring  maker  corner  of  Seventh  ft 
next  William  M'Clrea,  fchool  njafler 

Little    Water  street  running  north  and  south  from  V/illing 
and  Francis's  ivbarf  to  Cedar  street. 

J.  M.  RobertFon,  ftarch  8c  hair  powder  manufadurer 
next  James  Glading-,  oak  cooper 
next  Rebecca  Glading,  boarding  houfe 
10  Robert  Fitzgerald,  block  maker 

Alexander  Rankin,  fcrivener 

12  Andrew  Boon,  boarding  houfe 
14  Sarah  Stran,  boarding  houfe 
i6  John  North,  tavernkeeper 

18  William  Bowles,  block  maker 
next  22  William  Stone,  Lair  dreffer 

24  John  Keiley,  burr  mill  (lone  manufaclurer 
r-ext  William  Davis,  block  maker 
next  Thomas  Murphy,  fliopkeeper 

John  Keiley,  burr  mill  (tone  raanufadlarer  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 
sy  Charles  Hutchmfon,  block  and  pump  maker 

Loxlej/'s  court  leading  from  Spruce  street  between  30  &  44. 

John  Latimer,  fea  captain 
Richard  Kiikbride,  fea  captain 
Mr.  Richardlbn,  fea  captain 
Robert  Dunlevy,  fea  captain 
Thomas  SanvilJe,  mate 

Matlack's  court  from  Spruce  street  bettveen  12  8c  14 
John  Snyder,  coxwain  of  the  revenue  barge 
William  Johnfon,  mariner 

York  court  leading  from  Third  street  between  99  £c  105 
Charles  Teas,  turner 
Archibald  M'Elroy,  gentleman 
James  Logan,  ftonc  cuttc^ 


[     123     ] 

Harmony  coitrt  rurming  east  and  Kvsst  from  Third  ta  Fourth 
street  between  4.1  Sc  4.7 

Edward  Savage,  artift 
John  South,  boarding  houfe 
Mr.  Fi-ancis, 

Greenleaf  alley  leading  from  Fourth  street  bet-veen  10  Sc  12 
Lawrence  Murray,  grocer  near  Fourth  ft 
Mr.  Everley,  hatter  do  do 

David  Patton,  book  binder         do         do 
Margaret  B.  Betagb,  boarding  houfe     do 
Jacob  Riley,  tobacconiil 
Thomas  Richardfon,  labourer 
Chriftopher  Keighler,  livery  ftable  keeper 
Robert  Pierrie,  coach  painter 
Parker  Robinlbn,  houfe  carpenter 
Mary  Pierrie,  gentlewoman 
Peter  Auner.  taylor 

Patton^s  court  leading frcm  south  Fourth  street  next  28 
Catherine  Erwin,  fchool  miftrefs 
Luke  Tucknifs,  bookbinder 
Daniel  Murphy,  hair  dreffer' 
"William  Holmes,  ftags  driver 

Straivberty  alky  from,  south  Second  Street  ietween  22  &  2* 
Charles  G.  Tilman,  ftioeroaker 
Edward  Clemans,  fruiterer 

Fidel's  court  from  south  Second  street  between  58  &.  60 
Jofeph  Bedford,  porter  to  the  bank  of  Pennfylvania 

Zachery's  court  from  }ValrMt  street  between  31  ^35 
Lambert  Ledent,  tavern  keeper  aud  bottler 

Crooked  Billet  alley  from  south  Water  street  beiiveen  21  St  23 
R.  Storey,  mariner 
Widow  Harper,  gentlewoman 

Sims's  alley  from  south  Water  street  between  15  8c  17 
William  Bell,  merchant 


[      124     } 
South  alley  running  from  Fifth  to  Sixth  street  next  12 

Bofe  Peters,  wafherwoman 

Reuben  Moore,  chimney  Iweeper 

Clinftiana  Reel,  fliopkeeper 

Cornelius  Woods,  huckfter 

Mary  Wells,  book  folder  and  fower 

John  Hough,  colour  man 
6  John  Brown,  ilioemaker 
8  Forbes  Newton,  tin  plate  worker 

Samuel  Wetherill,  druggift 
10  Cafpcr  Sidleman,  brufh  maker 

John  Sidleman,  ftone  cutter 
n  Elizabeth  Guier,  gentlewoman 

12  Mary  Williams,  gentlewoman 

13  John  Simon,  taylor 

14  William  Elliott,  blackfinith 

15  Agnefs  Soanes,  Ihopkeeper 
25  John  Warner,  innkeeper 

Burner  Viena,  gentleman 

North  alley  rmming  from  Fifth  to  Sixth  st.  between  36  Sc  58 
James  Read,  gentleman 
5  J.  M.  Thomas,  teacher  of  the  French  language 

10  Francis  Gallet,  teacher  of  the  French  language 

1 1  Samuel  Briggs,  engine  maker 

12  Jefie  Waterman,  fchoolniafter 
Frederick  Steiner,  taylor 

.  Jemima  Garforx,  boarding  houfe 
next  James  Nichol,  waiter 
next  Sibb  Silas,  labourer 
20  Benedi£l  Snider,  ftocking  weaver 

22  Nicholas  Roundeuwater,  potter 

23  Mofes  Anderfon,  fail  maker 
34  John  Dialogue,  blackfmith 
25  George  SenfFt,  tarernkeeper 
■26  Jacob  Fink,  ftockifjg  weaver 
27  Valentine  Fleckier,  labourer 
:;8  Chriflian  Benedidl,  coachman 

Owen  Ovvensj  blackfmith 
Jacob  Grace,  brewer 

29  Andrew  Dryer,  fhopkeeper 

30  John  Conr&d,  porter 

31  James  Cupdeville,  diftiller 


[      12S     J 

Keys  Alley  riinping  east  and  west  from  Front  to  Second  street 
betTi'cen  Vine  and  Sassafras  street, 

II  Benjamin  Cooper,  lumber  merchant 

13  Thomas  Bryan,  cabinet  maker    ■ 

15  William  Gardner,  fea  captain  :■ 

17  Samuel  Wayne,  houle  carpenter 

19  William  Flintham,  lumber  mercnant 

21  William  Allen,  health  officer  for  the  port 

23  Nicholas  Hicks,  city  commiffioner 

25  8c  35  W^illiam  Brooks,  plane  maker 

27  Mary  Howell,  widow 

29  John  Thornton,  fea  captain 

33  Daniel  Rgberts,  teacher  of  afchaol 
37  H.  Fenton,  mariner 

39  C.  Dominick,  houfe  and  fiiip  painter 
next  John  Gardner,  coach  painter 

aext  H.  A.  Hazard,  oyfierman 

Timothy  Paxfon,  flour- merchant 

Coates^s  alley  from  Front  to  Second  street  6eiweeit  184  Sc  186 

35  Richard  Chambcrlin,  houfe  carpenter 
15  Jeremiah  Stow,  mariner 

17  Johnfon  Beafley,  gentleman 

Hannah  Sharp,  boarding  houfe 
19  George  Gardner,  maiiner 
^3  Benjamin  Rogers,  conftable 

31  Dequire  Lacomb,  accomptant 

33  John  Elvsrfon,  oak  cooper 

37  Marie  Jerard,  fchoolmiftrefs 
Peter  Hartman,  chair  maker 
Thomas  Smith,  fail  maker 

43  William  Parilh,  one  of  the  jpfpedlors  of  the  port 
45  Barard  Rafer,  fliip  m.afcer 

Jacob  Dowderman,  oak-cooper  near  Front  ft 

30  Walter  Motley,  houfe  carpenter  ^ 

32  Elijah  Williams,  mate  of  a  fliip 

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  Froiit  street   bctv.'ceii  1 26  Sc  128 
George  Dixfon,  fliipmafter 
Rebecca  Joaes,  gentlewoman 
John  Taylor,  (liipwright 
Mr.  Bayley,  mariner 
Bowyer  Brooks,  boat  builder 


IfCullogh's  court  from  Front  street  between  144  &  14& 

Jane  Vanenboutb,  geiTtlewomaii 

('atheilne  Alexander,  gentlewoman 

David  Bray,  fhipmafter 

Barbara  ColliGiaw,  feamftrefs 

John  Stille,  merchant 

James  Thompfon,  oak  cooper  near  Front  ft 

Widow  Gilbert,  do         do 

next  Mrs.  Palcall,  gentlewoman 
next  George  Chard,  labourer  in  a  board  yard 

Richard  Giffins,         do         do 

James  M'Graith,  fawyer 
next  Arnold  Nicholas  Blondiau,  merchant 

El/rith's  alley  from  north  Front  street  hctme^n  94  S;  96 

2  Thojnas  Mattenly,  brewer 

3  John  Pechin,  houfe carpenter 

4  Willis  Mufgrove,  turner 

7  Gideon  Olmfled,  fea  captain 

8  Philip  Wever,  cabinet  maker 

9  Peter  Myers,  taylor 

10  Philip  Meefer,  baker 

1 1  Ephraim  Haines,  cabinet  maker 
i^xt  but  one  Chriftiana  Pechin,  widow 
next  Benjamin  Lodor,  block  maker 

14  John  Angue,  diftiller 

12  Barney  Schumo,  turner 

16  Widow  Elfrithi, 

17  Sarah  Taylor,  feamftrefs 

18  Mary  Gray,  fchoolmiftrefs 

19  Johanna  Hill,  gentlewoman  '-' 

21  Adam  Glampeffer,  under  fherifl 

22  George  W.  Will,  pewterer 

23  John  S.  Hillman,  taylor 

24  John  Ennis,  fhip  matter 

25  Thomas  Horton,  fhip  matter 

26  William  Pretton,  houfe  carpenter 

27  Jofeph  Pryor,  grocer 

28  Jacob  Fry,  ttevadore 

Enoch  Taylor,  bricklayer  back  of  jg, 

29  Ann  Taylor,  boarding  houfe 
Amos  Taylor,  houfe  carpenter 
Benjamin  Taylor,  bricklayer 

30  Madam  Baeu,  gentlewoman 

31  Aaron  Pitner,  Ihipmafter 
Jofeph  Boucher,  grocer 
Peter  Sicknell,  bottler 

34  Gilbert  GaWj  wuidibr  chair  maker 


r  ^7  ] 

Chanary  lane  from  Arch  street  between  32  &  34 

1  Edward  Stammers,  baker 

2  William  Mafon,  block  maker 

3  Timothy  Thomas, 

4  Henry  Abbott,  blackfmith 

5  John  Lynrv,  gentleman 
Jofeph  Parkinfon,     do 

6  Ann  Richards,  fchool  miftrefs 
Hannah  Richards,  mantua  maker 

7  Jane  Nixon,  fhopkeeper 

8  Catherine  Crouttie,  huckfter 
14  Thomas  Wiggins,  carter      ' 

Benjamin  Grifien,  conftable 
Afa  King,  taylor 

Combes^s  alley  frcm  north  Front  street  betKveen  44  Sc  46 

Jofiah  Gordon,  carter 

8  Robert  Long,  taylor 

10  Thomas  Faflit,  fliopkeeper 
12  Mary  Buglais,  bookbinder 

14  John  Jones,  infpedlor  of  provifioQs 
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,  fhoemakcr 
David  Force,     do 

13  Sc  18  Davenport  Marot,  fpinning  wheel  and  ru fin  bottom 
chair  maker 

15  Jofeph  Mafter,  guager 

John  Rain, 

Drinker's  alley  from  north  Front  street  between  108  Sc   no 

William  Flint,  taylor 

Benjamin  Oliver,  livery  ftable  keeper 


'      [      128     ] 

Locust  street  from  Sixth  to  Seventh  near  Prune  strett» 

Tjjtob  Swain,  butcher 

Patrick  Delaney,  harnefs  maker 

Jacob  LancaQer,  wood  fawer 

John  Cope,  innkeeper  • 

Jpple  Tree  alley  Jrom  north  fourth  street   htnvs'en  50  5c  52 

Daniel  Smyth,  blackfinith 
II  Elizabeth  Wooling,  midwife 
nfxt  John  Rowen,  houfe  carpenter 
next  John  Robinfon,  baker 
next  Jonathan  Gibb,  eyilerman 
next  Mary  Kilton,  icboolmiRreis 
next  John  Mingle,  bellows'  maker 
next  Samuel  DoUam,  fadler 
next  Matthew  Lyons,  blackfmith 
next  Peter  Meffer,  mufician 
next  Rachel  Jones,  waflidrwoman 
next  John  Calla,  livery  Rable  keeper 
next  William  Mann,  tavernkeeper 
Henry  Innes,  fhoemaker 
j;  Hugh  Erwin,  flioemaker  * 

William  Bennett,  bricklayer 
pext  Thomas  Cook,  blackfmith 
7  P.  Plolgate, 

Mary  Brown,  midwife 
next  James  Green,  mariner 
John  Boyle,  ttone  mafon 
9  Henry  Stukart,  baker 
ID  Jofeph  Jenkins,  brewer 
II  John  Steward,  coack  maker  and  blackfmith 

Pe-vter  Platter  alley  from  north  Front  street  between  14  Sc  1,6 

Hannah  Bray,  wadierwoman 

George  Bloom,  flioemaker 

Benjamin  John{\on,  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  Ta\Hor,  flioemaker 

Willjam  Cooper,  labourer  near  Front  fi 
next  P.  M'Kay,  boarding  houfe 
jiext  John  Lemon,  mariner  .    ^ 

next  "fames  Fox,  labourer 
next  Ann  Gynn,  huckfler 


^     ■  [  .129     ] 

Pii'Mter  Platter  Alley  continued. 

11  John  Conrad,  blackiinitb  dwelling  houfe  22 
next  Mary  Wall,  widow 

17  William  Lewry,  cabinet  maker 
19  Samuel  Warner,  fieve  maker 
neM  Thomas  Long,  twylor 
21  Jacob  Hanl'eli,  hardware  dealer 
25  bamuel  Hill,  houi'e  carpenter 
27  Michael  Laye,  plaiflerer 
29  Jane  Keafkr,  dealer 
31  Mary  Blight,  cake  baker 
33  Mr.  (Jibertfon, 
35  John  Taylor,  boarding  houfe 
37  James  Akiji,  engraver 

Church  alley  from  north  Second  street  next  Christ  church, 

3  George  Robeits,  gentleman 

4  Sidney  Hutchinfon 

5  John  R.  Taylor,  fail  maker 

6  Jofiah  Coates,  grocer 

7  Frederick  Fraley,  baker 

8  Benjamin  Horner,  ironmonger 

12  Eimer  Stender,  fugar  baker 

39  Dorfey  8c  S.  M.  Fox,  fugar  refiners 
Mibfora  Martien,  plane  maker 
next  Peter  Widdows,  fchool  mailer 
19  John  Rowlett, 
2r  GrilHth  Edwards,  grocer 
•   25  Henry  Tucknils,  printer 
next  Jofeph  Cruklhank,  bookfeller  and  ftationer 
27  Matih.ew  Hale,  cuftoan  houfe  officer 
Elizabeth  Roberts,  gentlewoman 

Jloravian  alley  from  Arch  to  Rape  street  between  77  8c  79 

I  Sarah  Brown,  gentlewoman 

9  George  W.  Morgan,  brewer 
33  Elizabeth  Ives,  geialewomaii 
44  John  Stow,  turner 

Peter  Deitz,- watchman 
50  Jacob  Dauderm,  oak  cooper 

Catherine  Hughes,  fchool  mi/lrefs 
4  Eleanor  Davis,  boarding  houfe 
8  Morris  Robcrtfon,  merchant 
12  Samuel  P.  Jones,  teacher  and  fchool.  Waiter's  court; 
back  of  Watkin's  alley 

R  c 


Moravian  alley  continued. 

14  S.  Folwcll,  miniature  paiiiu-v  Sc  fancy  hair  vcikfr 
next  Thoraas  Fliiin,  livery  Aablc  keeper  and  dwelling 
Watkins's  court 

22  Satah  Wurts,  boarding  lioiife 

24  Mary  Branhani,  widow 

28  James  Moore,  oak  cooper 
next  John  Peter,  legar  maker 

32  Grate  Wagner,  gentlewoman 

36  Joel  W.  Willon,  woollen  draper 

38  Dorothy  Keef,  boarding  houfe 

Watkin's  alley  JrQi%i  north  Third  street  beliveen  33  Sc  85 

1  John  Grant,  book  binder 

2  Ezra  Comly,  corder 

3  John  Klaer,  merchant 

4  M.  Defnair, 

Briton  Eilill,  teacher  corner  of  Moravian  alley 

John  Watfon,  taylor 

Charles  French,  gentleman, 

John  M'Gaulej',  livery  Uable  keeper 

Gaiiffman's  court  from  Cherry  alley  between  14  8c  16 

John  Graham,  fcrivener 
Ifaac  Delyon,  gentleman 
William  Cheyney,  accomptant 
Charles  H.  Sandoz,  watch  maker 

Quarry  street  from  north  Third  street  bet'U.'csn  99  8c  loi 

8  Frederick  Shea,  hatter 

Andrew,  uphollferer 
11  Evan  Owen,  grocer 
next  William  Sheed,  M.  D. 
next  Frederick  Kemnita,  bottler 
next  Sufannah  Ker,  boarding  hci:re 
next  George  Leinau,  harnefs  maker 

1  Andrew  Way,  taylor 

2  Frances  Brirgs,  mantna  maker 

3  Elizabeth  Griffith,  ftay  maker 

4  Hanijah  Shrier,  huckfter 

5  John  Ma^r,  fadler 

F.  M'Quaid,  foap  boiler  and  tallow  chandler 


[  lol  ] 

Sterling  alley  from  Cherry  alley  between  15  8C  17 

10  Rachel  Keen,  boarding  houfe 

1 1  Sarah  Baker,  fchoolmidrefs 

12  Abraham  Dalby,  fhipmaRer 

13  Conrad  Se^fert,  conftable 

next  Jeffe  Owen,  lilver  and  gold  turner 
next  George  Halberlladt,  cabinet  maker 
next  Catherine  Winkhoul'e,  hu-ckner 
next  George  Walker,  painter  and  glazier 

7  Bryan  Peart,  houfe  carpenter 

Widow  Rofe, 

8  Jofeph  Dolby,  fexton  of  Chrlft  church 

Stall's  court  from  Race  street  near  21-3 

1  Mary  Smith,  gentlewoman 

2  Sarah  Mattin,  feamdrefs 

3  Marie  C:)uree,  gentlewoman 

4  James  M'Nabb,  plaiflerer 

5  James  M'Clennan,  fhoemaker 

6  David  Fiftier,  painter  and  glazier 

7  George  "^Vallier,  houfe  carpenter 

8  John  Filher,  coack  maker 

9  Henry  Sims,  cabinet  maker 

10  Martha  Walker  widow  feamftrefs 

Gcrrigues*s  court  from  Race  street  next  213 

2  Nicholas  Hammond,  clerk  and  conveyancer 

4  Beulah  Parker,  fchoolmidrefs 

5  Jacob  Smith,  merchant 

Samuel  G&rrigues,  jun.  houfe  carpenter 

Scbively^s  alley  from  Race  street  betjvten  201  8c  203 

5  Julianna  Lantz,  walherwoman 

6  Philip  Rhoades,  houfe  carpenter 
9  James  Dennifon,  potter 

11  Lewis  May,  flioemaker 
15  Henry  Hillar.d,  brewer 
17  David  Wonderly,  butcher 
21  John  Conrad,  wool  comber 
25  Philip  Kii:)e,  baker 

31  Michael  Snider,  brewer 

7  Henry  Barkes,  taylor 
6  Widow  Garlick, 

8  John  Robinfon,  waiter 

12  Jeniimah  Smith,  v.'alherv/oman 
14  William  Piatow,  l^ljuupcr 

:6  Mary  Unger,  wido\Y 


r  132  ] 

Sbievely's  alley  continued. 

1 8  Mrs,  Albert,  widow 

20  Elizabeth  Rile}',  widow 

22  John  M'Dermott,    labourer 

26  Samuel  Meylau,  tobacconift 
next  George  Stout,  labourer 
4*    32  Martin  Kuhn,  butcher 
next  Mary  Craner,  fhoemaker 

12  Mary  Wharton,  mantua  maker 

Mulberry  court  from  nortji  Sixth  near  Market  street 

James  CrefTon,  flour  merchant 
Sarah  Hunter,  bo.arding  houfe 
Hugh  Roberts,  city  commilTioner 
Kcrnbrandt  Peale,  portrait  painter 

Crown  street  from  Race  street  next  155 

Jacob  Recliel,  fugar  baker 

5  ^Villiam  Hcks,  carter 

6  Dorothy  ^''haf^er,  walherwonian 
next  Jacob  Lctz,  cedar  cooper 

next  Calib  North,  colonel  in  tlie  army  of  the  U.  States 

31  G'ace  Chancellor,  leamftrefs 

33  Philip  Roth,  mufic  ma(\er 

35  Richard  Howe^  labourer 
rext  George  Shane,  blackfmith 
next  Charles  Gyhgur,  oyllerman 
next  Lewis  Bitton,  niinter 

next  Alexander  Cook,  ioap  boiler  and  tallow  chandler 
next  Cezar  Brown,  coachman 

Henry  Aihcrton,  fchool  mailer  corner  of  Wood  ft 

26  Mary  Burns,  leamilrefs 

2-5  James  Boyle,  labourer 

30  Alexander  Burns,  houfe  carpenter 

32  Jacob  Mylan,  tobacconift 

34  Ludwich  Butt,  fhoemaker 

36  Henry  Irwin,  porter 
John  S'.voiigher,  oyfterman 

38  Hemy  Leel's,  butcher 

.1,0  John  S;tes,  labourer 

42  Mary  Mellan,  milliner 
next  Sarah  Needham, 
next  ChrilVian  PfiifFer,  victualler 

50  Ifa^ella  Bickham,  mantua  maker 

52  John  Kuhn,  labouref 

54  John  M'Lovley,  labourer 
sext  George  Peter,  coachman 


[     133     ] 

Crot'jn  Street  coiiiinued. 

next  Robert  Arundel,  /hipmaner 
74  Peter  Darqiiey,  accomptant 
76  Mary  Claxtoii,  fliopkeeper 
78  John  Point,  pump  maker 
So  Ruth  Garland,  gentlewoman 
§2  Thomas  Mingas,    blacklmith 

Charlottee  Walter,  gentlewoman 
84  George  Woolly,  bricklayer 
86  John  Hanlcy,  printer 

Hoffman's  alley  from  Race  street  betvjeen  164  ^  166 

Nicholas  Weirick,  hcufe  carpenter 

2  Conrad  Solden,  cabinet  maker 

3  John  Sunlighter,  labourer 

4  Mary  Maden,  mantua  maker        ^ 
next  Joh;-,  Cling,  accomptant 

next  John  Dodge,  pidlure  frame  maker 
next  Sarah  Dexter,  wafherwoman 
next  Jf  ffe  Rowe,  houfe  carpenter 
next  John  Craft,  book  binder 
lif'xt  John  Sharplefs,  coachmaker 
next  Apolono  Hickner,  huckfler 
next  Mary  Duncan,  feamflrefs 

8  Mary  Herter,  boarding  haufe 
next  Frederick  CouUouch,  labourer 

Cresson's  alley  from  north  Sixth  street  between  "))6  S?*  98 

Hanuah  Sowers,  feamflrefs 
Sarah  White,  fpinner 
Jane  Wilfoii,  fpinner 
12  John  Fletcher,  Ihipmafter 

5  Charles  Hollick,  grocer 

6  Hannah  Krocie,  vvaflierwoman 
Samuel  Reed,  harnefs  maker 
Philip  Jenkins,  labourer 
James  Quive,  coachman 
Peter  Cook,  brewer 
William  Richards,  fiiipmader 
Rudeman  Robinfon,  accomptant 
Hugh  M'Kinley,  flioemaker 
Patrick  Walters,  currier 

19  Matthew  Armbrufter,  news  carrier 
next  Agnew  Campbell,  brewer 
next  Catherine  Fiancis,  waflierwoman 
next  George  Newburn,  labourer 
Ann  Smith,  huckfter    . 


[     1S4     1 

Crcs son's  alley  continued, 

next  John  Bierbourn,  minter 
next  Maiy  Earinfighter,  Inickfter 
5  Jolm  Wedhoof,  carver  and  gilder 
7  Charles  Laak,     do         do     do 
9  Catlierine  Jones,  gentlewoman 
1 1  Hugh  Andrews,  cabinet  maker 
j:;  John  Walker,  (lioeniaker 
15  Lambert  Smith,  hoiiie  carpenter 
17  Reuben  Owens,  fadler 
next  IlVael  Burge,  Av-oodlawer 
next  Sarah  Smith,  taj  [jrcfs 

Stan-  alley  from  Cherry  street  between  63  t5*  67 

Matthew  Walker,  fuap  boiler  and  tallow  chandler 
Robert  Shr.rp,  tin  plate  worker 
Stephen  M'Gill,  bhckfmith 
Catherine  Price,  huckfler 

Cresson's  court  from  Race  street  iettueen  186  cs"  18S 

John  Miller,  flioemaker 
Jacob  Kreiger,  flioemaker 
Adam  Bayard,  tin  plate  worker 
Henry  Armbriifler,  watchman 

J3  car  Strieker's  court  from  north  Sixth  street  between  b^isf  -/a 

Baltzcr  Wagner,  flioemaker 
Matthias  Grable,  hatter 
Richard  Smith,  butcher 
Elizabeth  Shufs,  waOierworaan 
John  Harwood,  accomptant 

Schievlfs  court  from  north  Sixth  between  RaceiSi' Vine  street 

Ifaac  Hatmore,  houfe  carpenter 
Margaret  Smith,  fpinner 
Samuel  Meitler,  oak  cooper 
James  Wales,  mariner 
'thomas  Shepherd,  mariner 
Illimael  Rice,  c«achman 
James  Cole,  mariner 
(Jeorge  Brener,  milkman 
Peter  Hole,  labourer 
Thomas  Duberry,  bibourer 
Martin  Lutz,  carter 
Martin  Gatter,  flioemaker 
EUzabeth  Cameron,  -walherwoman 
Abraham  Germain,  watchmiiu 


[      135     ] 

Jackson's  court  from  Race  street  next  41 

David  Trimble,  mariner 

Brmvn's  court  from  Race  street  betiveen  34  c^"  36 

Stineman,  fliipmafter 

Conrad  Albright,  ftioemaker  ^ 

Groff's  alley  from  Rcce  street  next  57 

Francis  Peters,  ferryman 
William  Markafon,  fhipmafler 
William  Muir,  mariner 

Seiptz^s  court  next  to  Co  Race  streei. 

John  Banks,  oyfterman 

Elizabeth  Weckerly,  gentlewoman 

Alexander  Steadman,  filyer  fmitlx 

Ra'wiinson's  court  from  north  Second  street  between  145  $y  147 

Nathan  Tompkins,  labourer 
John  Steel,  taylor 
George  Hart,  llioemaker 
William  Parker,  labourer 

Baker's  alley  from  Vine  to  Elm  street  next  yo> 

Martha  Croafdile,  taylorefs 
Catherine  Lambeth,  fchoolmiflrefs 
Henry  Groves,  waiter 

Pemhertori's  alley  from  Vine  street  next  102 
Swatz  Scupture, 
Philip  Jacobs,  flioemaker 

Fayette  street  from  Race  near  246 

George  Durfor,  houfe  carpenter 
Joleph  Walker,  gentleman 
Kichard  Brown,  (hoemaker 
Sulannah  Heard,  butcher 
Daniel  Trump,  houfe  carpenter 
William  Greble,  bricklayer 
George  Greble,  houfe  carpenter 
Olende  Deney,  (hipmafler 
Thomas  Snowden,  houfe  carpenter 
George  Wilfon,  grocer 

Apple,  mariner 

Richard  Dexter,  Ihoemaker 


[     136     ] 

J'ro^pect  alley  from   Ninth  betiveen  Filbert  'Of  Arch  street, 

Margaret  Magg,  feamftrefs  ^ 

George  Ploppel,  gentleman 

Ifaac  Goren,  mariner 

Ann  Gregory,  Ipinner 

Jane  M'Kean,  mantua  maker  and  taylorefi 

William  Eallingt04i,  houfe  carpenter 

Michael  Maley,  houfe  carpenter 

AVilliam  Bell,  flone  cutler 

JFebb  alley  from  Race  near  Tenth  street, 

Thomas  Webb,  hat  manufafturer 
John  Brown,  coachman 
John  Mattis,  waiter 
Mr.  Goupland,  houfe  carpenter 
Ann  Burgefs,  mantua  maker 
Chviftopher  Uarafey,  potter 
Chriftiana  Frazier,  gentlewoman 
Michael  Fagel,  bricklayer 

Waggoner* s  alley  from  Race  street  next  244 

Mary  Wall, 

Maria  HelFizon,  walherworaan 
George  Burdeck,  filverfmith 
Peter  Renienter,  houfe  carpenter 
Sufannah  Warder,  walherwoman 
Margaret  Petterfon,  fpinner 
Philip  Slieuman,  weaver 
Samuel  White,  houfe  carpentei' 
Mary  Peters,  gentlewoman 
Mufes  Johnfsn,  chimney  fweeper 
John  Gonard,  mariner 

Nicholson's  alley  from  Race  street  next  2^5 

Elizabeth  Morris,  waflierwomau 

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,  brufii  makei 


r  137  ] 

Pricsis  alky  from  north  Front  street  next  lo 
Sarali  Culcman,  vvafiierwoman 

Say's  alley  from  north  Wativ  street  next  19 
Jacob  Hugg;  fliip  joiner 

Ilanej's  aluyfrom  south  Second  street  bet\veen  26  Isf  28 
William  Kiider,  houle  carpenter 
Joiin  Garllcy,  rchool  mailer 

Shepherds  court  from  north  Third  street    bctivecn  34  ^  3^ 
Jacob  Fretz,  baker 
ISIary  Walling,  fchool  miftrefs 
Robert  Shepherd, 
Elizabeth  Alexander,  taylorefs 
Rebecca  Powell,  widow  layer  out  of  the  dead 

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,  lea  captain 
William  Forrefter,  lea  captain 
jofeph  Norris,  mariner 
George  NeifTer,  hatter 
John  Pratt,  mariner 
Jofeph  Henrickfon,  ferryman 
Jofeph  ^Varren,  fnallopman 
John  T.  Hutchings,  mariner 

Steinmetz  court  from  north  Fourth  street  next  77 
Stephen  Walker,  houfe  carpenter 
John  Hoover,  taylor 
Nicholas  Cnrt,  carter 
Michael  Schweitzer,  porter 
Henry  Raes,  taylor 
Philip  Kramer,  taylor 

Frombergcr's  court  from  north  Second  street  betiveen  34  Sc  36 
James  Rowland,  iron  merchant 
James  Robinfon,  merchant 
George  Thomas,  merchant 
Jofeph  Levy,  trader 
Mary  Kean,  boarding  houfe 
Jacob  C.  Wikoffj  druegift 
S 


[      138     ] 
/  Front  abroe  Vine  Street. 

207  Frederick  Stillwaggon,  iron  merchant 

209  John  W.  Vauclcve,  attorney  at  law 

213  John  Servofs,  hatter 

219  Thomas  Rogers,  cooper 

next  George  Halberftadt,  cabinet  and  chair  maker 

225  James  Pentland,  chair  maker 

i)ext  Jolin  Ware,  fliip  joiner 

237  Benjamin  Harper,  flour  merchant 

239  Thomas  Brook,  flour  iiieichai^t    - 

247  Henry  Apple,  oak  cooper 

249  Jofhua  Byron,  merchant 

251  Samuel  Garrigues,  notary  public  Sc  juftiee  of  the  peace 

255  Ciiftleib  Bartling,  inipeclor  of  lumber 

2';9  John  Britton,  merchant 

261  George  Budd,  juftice  of  the  peace 

263  Seth  Griffen,  fea  captain 

John  Dawbell  taylor 
265  William  Carter,  mate  of  a  fliip 

John  Eafles,         do  do 

267  Henry  Conkle,  gentleman 
next  Peter  Dick,  jur,.  taylor 

2.75  Thomas  Fleefon,  miniikr  of  the  Baptlll  church 
277  John  Thompfon,  fea  captain 
next  John  Elter,  hair  dreffer 

300  James  Vanhorn,  {lioemaker 

311  Frederick  Newton,  boarding  houfe 

313  Gafper  Schneider,  diftiller  and  lumber  merchant 

31.^  Duvivier,  M.  D. 

317  Abraham  Earl,  innkeeper  ^ 

319  Andrew  Thatcher,  lumber  merchant 
next  BrowH  aiid  co.  lumber  merchants 

next  William  Lawreixe,  labourer 

331  John  C.  Brown,  blackfmith 

333  David  Earl,  flioemaker 

337  Silas  Wilfon,  innkeeper 

3:1.3  Mary  Landell,  innkeeper 

3,1.5  Robert  Thonjas,  taylor 

next  George  Taxes,  cabin^st  maker 

353  George  Hughburn,  blackfmith 

next  John  Wolf,  carter 

359  Thomas  Town,  grocer 

361  Daniel  Knight,  (lave  maker 

363  Elizabeth  Noglee,  boarding  houfc 

365  Ann  Rice,  innkeeper 

John  George  I'anckaek,  mufician 

2,(^y  Benjamin  Rufli,  difliller 

369  Andrew  Segwin,  fliip  carpenter 

371  Thomas  Conarie,  wharf  builder 

373  Mary  Robertfon,  grocec 


[      139     ] 

Front  Street  continued.   ., 

375  John  Waters,  taylor 

377  Ruth  M'Lair,  widow 

379  Abraham  Matthias,  houfe  carpenter 

381  Charles  Saxton,  iliopkeeper 

383  John  Harmon,  tanner 

385  Benjamin  Vanhorne,  gentleman 

387  Hannah  Robbins,  widow 

next  Jane'  Rogers,  mantua  maker 

389'Ilaac  Buckley,  merchant 

391  William  Chevens,  cooper 

Chriftopher  Appleton,  inlayer  and  carver 

395  William  Knox,  Ihipwright 

397  Elizabeth  Cuthbert,  gentlewoman 
399  John  Shreeves,  rigger 
401  Benjamin  Newton,  gentleman 
405  Thomas  Timings,  cabinet  maker 
next  Eiias  Fiflier,  grocer 
411  John  Stiles,  lumber  merchant 
413  Robert  Thomas,  taylor 
next  Jofeph  Stringer,  fliip  carpenter 
next  Elizabeth  Mintzer,  innkeeper 
'  next  William  Hovrard,  water  man 
next  John  Cline,  tajlor 
next  Chrillian  Whomholf,  flvoemaker 
next  Henry  Wagner,  grocer 
next  Jacob  Williamlbn,  blackfmith 
next  Frederick  Ickhny,  fiioemaker 
431  Abraham  Howell,  M.  D. 
439  John  Hart,  houle  carpenter 
44t  Richard  Campbell,  mariner 
;:!45  Griffey  Owen,  gentleman 

"(ofhua  Evans,  wood  merchant  ' 

next  Abraham  Hopper,  tanner  and  currier 
495  J^cob  "Weaver,  tanner  and  currier 
next  Moles  Hill  and  co.  lumber  merchants 
next  John  Nalh,  labourer 
next  John  Carter,  cooper 
next  Conrad  Johnfon,  gentleman 

186  Hannah  Wcl!,  widow 
192  Jofeph  Bacon,  ironmonger 
194  James  Cooper,  gentleman 

396  Caleb  Shreve,  merchant 

198  Abraham  Barnet,  cabinet  maker 

aoo  Ann  Fenton,  teacher 

204  John  Cotvperthwaite,  juftice  of  the  peace 

■zoG  Rachel  Richards,  widow 

aoS  Jofeph  Maxtleld,  lumber  merchant 


[     140] 

Front  Sti-cct  continued. 

2 to  Jfkne  King,  gentlewoman 

212  John  Nevvboltl,  merchant 

:2i4  John  Starr, 

2i6  Peter  Baity,  mariner 

2i3  Jolm  Barnes,  li^a captain 

■2.20  Nicholas  Young,  fhip  joiner 

?. 2  2  Charles  Joj'nt,  furgeon  barber 

224  George  Klingle,  oak  cooper 

:>26  John  Kincaicl  and  co.  dillillers 

?.32  Ifaac  Nathan?,  ftorekeeper 

234  Rhoda  Bolton,  widow 

:2«6  Benjamin  Jacob,  black  ball  makei 

:'.42  David  Bitkley,  ftorekeeper 

244.  Jofeph  Burn,  ftorekeeper 

r:4S  Henry  Bud),  coach  maker 

?^^2  Jonathan  Edwards,  innkeeper 

2.54  Conrad  Lines,  flioe maker 

2'^6  Cnnrad  Cooper,  grocer 

2^S  John  Joi'.es,  flour  merchant 

262  George  Tallman,  vi6iualler 

268  Kenry  Baker,  jun.  grocer 

272  John  H.  Scattergood,  llorckeeper 

276  Thomas  Scattergood  and  Son,  curriers 

280  Samuel  Thomas,  taylor 

284  John  Yerger,  fkin  dreffer  and  parchment  makev 

286  William  Binder,  hatter 

288  Ken'-y  Lehrs,  taylor 

290  Leonard  Hacker,  innkeeper 

jiezt  Snyder  and  Bedford,  painters  and  glaziers 

next  Samuel  Lehman,  blackfmith  ' 

300  Frederick  Keller,  flioemaker 

next  Sarah  Lowry,  fhopkeeper 

next  John  Vanfciver,  fhoemaker 

next  Thomas  'J'own,  millwright 

314  Benjamin  Free,  taylor        ' 

316  John  JefTers,  flioemaker 

William  Simpfon,  watch  and  clock  maker 
318  John  Yopft,  fhoemaker 
32P  Amcy  Stevens,  innkeeper 
next  Jofeph  Kcr,  hay  M'eigiier  and  proprietor  of  the 

wharf  facing  the  hay  fcales  ' 
next  Mary  Hopps,  fliopkeeper 
next  Philip  Walter,  gpntleman 
next  Nathaniel  Bandolier,  cedar  cooper 
326  Nicholas  Mayer,  blue  dyer 
next  James  Fiamand,  grocer 
330  Joini  George  Mayer  baker 
332  Richard  Crips,  mariner 
next  Henry  Vanderilice.  honfe  carpenter 


[     141     ] 

Front  Si  reel  continued, 

346  Jofeph  Cl'me,  coo|-.cr 

next  Lambert  Wilincr, 

next  George' Wallliimer,  fi)ip  joiner 

iicxt;  Mr.  Snyder,  cabinet  maker 

356  Samuel  Arkins,  boardip.g  houfe 

358  Tohii  Cope,  lafl  and  heel  maker 

next  John  Jofeph,  hair  drefler 

368  John  Brown,  gentleman 

372  William  Coats,   one  of  the  affociate  judges  and  juftice 

of  the  peace 
next  John  Strebcck,  gentleman 
392  Adam  Strieby,  innkeeper 

next  John  Addis,  houfe  carpenter  and  mill  wright    . 
next  Thomas  Barr,  grocer 

398  Thomas  Millard,  fpinning  wheel  and  chair  maker 
400  John  Uhlr,  baker 
404  Jacob  Williamfon,  blackfrnith 
next  Elizabeth  Buck,  widow 
410  Richard  Berwick,  baker 
412  Edward  B'jrk,  innkeeper 
416  Oliver  Chatfield,  cooper 
418  William  EI.  Thomas,  corder 
420  James  Sloan,  labourer 
422  Daniel  Berg,  baker 
next  Charles  Ramfey,  houGi  carpenter 
next  Thomas  Brofington,  fnocmaker 
440  Dennis  Rholey,  labourer 

Gernais  Ford,  do 

next  William  M'Farlane,  fteel  maker 
next  Elijah  Davis,  porter 
444  Jolley  Longfliorn,  nailor 
next  John  Patterfon,  farmer 
next  Thomas  Green,  malt  maker 
next  Jeffe  Yard,  flilp  carpenter 
next  Samuel  Glirifilian,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Jofiah  Dickinlbn,  hay  weigher 

Second  above  Vine  Street. 

203  Andrew  Eifenhut,  copper  fmith 
205  Philip'  Barron,  oak  cooper 
207  Henry  Heatherington,  (lore  keeper 
209  Mary  Wilfon,  boarding  houfe 

John  Kaighr),  merchant 

Ifaac  Morris,  mercliant 
211  George  Goddard,  blackfrnith 
213  John  Owen,  boot  and  flioemaker 
215  James  Worth,  merchant 
217  Patrick  Owen,  flicpkeeper 


(  [      142      ] 

Second  Street  continued^ 

219  Hetty  Zibley,  innkeeper 

next,  Wiliiam  Barras,  houi'e  carpenter 

next  George  Goddard,  blkcklniith 

225  Jofeph  Williams,  accomptant  / 

227  Joieph  Anthony,  turner  and  inftrument  maker 

229  Henry  WeilTenbach,  merchant 
Herbert  Forrefle,    Captain 

231  Abraham  Gumpert,  dealer 

2:;3  Cadwallader  Foulke,  ohinamercha«t 

235  Joieph  Pfeiffer,  M.  D-  ^ 

237  John  Grauw,  baker 

;>39  George  Hutman,  hair  drelTer 

241  Deffenbach  and  Neiwton,  groceaa 

243  William  Shippen,  hatter 
Benjamin  Roberts,  hatter 

245  HillC.  Simons,  ilorekeeper 

247  Andrew  Mactern,  potter 

249  Mary  Kunckel,  ftorekeeper 

251  Chriflian  Hemple,  tobacconift 
.  Joieph  Lewis,  hatter 
George  Fable,  taylor 

253  Samuel  Ferguloii,  fhip carpenter 

255  Andrew  Klingle,  guager  . 

257  Thomas  Barnes,  currier  % 

next  John  Bach,  plaiRerof  Paris  manufadlurer 

next  Jolin  Reed,  joiner 

255  John  Krip,  Rorekeeper 

-57  J'^ccb  Sowder,   bricklayer 

^.59  Andrew  bhiiRar,  cooper 

nex^  Margaret  Flook,  widow- 
Lucy  Peters,  widow 

239.  George  Walton,  houfe  carpenter 

next  Robert  Meldrnm,  blacklmith 

next  Samuel  Wileman,  blacklmith 

'^isj'  Robert  M'Koy,  blackfmith 

357  Chriflian  Kuntkle,  baker 

next  Heller  Creator),  grocer 

363  James  Swain,  merchant 

367  Jacob  Gloufe,  hatter 

369  G^rorge  Cunningham,  fhoemaker 

373  Hefter  Stous,  widow 

375  Charles  Smith,  trader  ., 

Adam  Snyder,  wjndfor  chair  maker  cornrr  of  Green  ft 

next  Thomas  Goldlmith.  plane  maker 

next  George  Glaits,  cedar  cooper 

next  Charles  Rubicam,  hatter 
391  John  Rinker,  gentleman 

William  Murfiji,  houfe  carpenter 
Archibald  Hamble,  labourer 


F     143     ]     •, 
Second  Street  coiitinued. 

'>93  J°^'"  Lewis,  lliip joiner 

next  Catherine  Pratt,  widow 

399  Jacob  Vandcrflice,  innkeeper 

401  John  Painter,  ftjoemaker 

403  Thomas  Briftcll,  gentleman 

407  Adam  Johnfton,  grocer 

417  John  Weaver,  M.  D. 

419  Margaret  Coleman,  widovv 

423  Francis  Flaume,  baker 

425  Plenry  Dice,  fRoemaker  ♦ 

427  John  Harby,  innkeeper 

429  Margaret  Snowden,  widow 

431  Conrad  Baker,  jun.  grocer 

4-1 3  John  Baker,  grocer 

435  Joha  Conard,  Ichool  m^er 

437  Andrew  Frafier,  grocer 

439  John  Riakart,  grocer 

443  Ezra  Brown,  flioemaker 

445  Andrew  Manderfon,  Aorekeeper 

next  Michael  Endries,  taylor 

Jacob  Endries,  carter 
455  Henry  Faunce,  innkeeper 
next  Margaret  Faance,  widow 
next  Jacob  Harby,  wheelwright 
4^1  Daniel  Freehauf,  gentleman 
463  Thomas  Warwick,  fmith  and  farrier 
465  Lewis  Prahl,  fcythe  and  i'word  maker 
467  Mary  Heynbech,  widow 
469  Charles  Linenfheets,  earter 

Jacob  Sanders,  do 

471  Henry  Hnghes,  rope  maker 

Robert  Hughes,  chief  mate 
473  Barbary  Cowver,  widow 
475  John  Ervin,  porter 
477  Frederick  Heyms,  gentleman 

Abraham  Waters,  gentleman 
next  Mary  Smith,  widow 
next  William  W.  Hopkins,  tanner 
next  Daniel  Mayhopper,  tanner 
511  Jacob  Fitler,  tanner  &;  currier  abovf  the  fecond  ftone 

bridge  t 

next  Peter  Smith,  gentleman 
next  Frances  Ketlcy,  widow         ^ 
next  Peter  Wider,  wheel  wright 
next  Satnuel  Wood,  blackfmith 


[     144     ] 
Second  Street  continued. 

T76  Mary  Newman,  ftoiekeeper 

178  Charles  Wellftack,  (torekeeper 

i3o  Jcnathan  Qnickfall,  boot  and  fhoeinakei' 

182  Tames  Delavavi,  fruiterer 

184  Jeffe  Oats,  coppcrrmith 

1.S6  Leoqard  Hcidley,  innkeeper 

188  Mr.  Buck,  cedar  cooper 

100  Daniel  Corbin,  grocer 

192  William  Trautwincj  hair  drefTer 

194  Daniel  Braiitigam,  ibrekeeper 

196  John  Cookj  coppe.lmith  and  brazier 

i()y  Catherine  Watters,  widow 

2C0  Frederick  Hcimberger,  chyniifi:,  apothecary  k.  drnggiil: 

202  James  V/helan,  Ibap  and  candle  manufacturer 

204  John  Heyl,  brufh  maker 
James  Vaillant,  merchant 

Joim  Troub,  ironmoHger  and  colledlor  of  taxes 
206  Jefl'e  Groves,  bricklayer 

205  Henry  Miller,  tobacconifl: 
210  John  Slaughterer,  baker 

212  Godfrey  Frederickfon,  grocer  1 

Simon  Reynolds,  teacher 
214  DoUey  Boycr,  fnopkeeper 
216  AHibone  and  Stephenfon,  curriers 
222  John  and  James  Whitehead,  grocers 
226  Lewis  Bender,  innkeeper 
228  Samiiel  and  Frederick  Foering,  curriers 
2'3o  Chrii'Vian  and  John  Hera,  pewtereru 
232  John  Bleyclr,  grocer 
238  Tohn  Hood,  grocer 

HtniV  Lentz,  grocer 
'i  vo  John  BiJbing,  innkeeper 
z.\S  John  Porter,  M.  D. 
Mcxt  George  Medarah,  carter 
next  James  Brown,  ikin  dreffer 
252  George  Forepaugh,  houfe  carpenter 

>cjS  Lafiier,  grocer 

,.4  Frederick  Koeckley,  lace  and  fringe  mal;c>.- 
.lext  ^lichael  Dtiilan,  fadler  ajid  harnefs  maker 
,cS  Margaret  Krips,  fhopkeeper 
next  Mr.  Juok,  potter 
,14  ^.lichnel  Miller,  potter 
next  Rachel  Uhler,  widow 
;!ext  Henry  Reibein,  fhopkeeper 
;22  Robert  Meiurum,  innkeeper 
:;24  Jlaac  Ihillips,  carpenter 
326  Mary  Bender,  widow  1 

^30  George  Cre's,  fhoemaker 
334  Jufeph  Hill,  bout  and  Ihoemaker 


[     145     ] 

Sicond  Street  continued. 

536  Jofeph  Mufgrave,  jun.  faap  and  candle  manufadlurer 
3^S  Daniel  Groves,  grocer 
next  John  Dilcart,  Ihopkeeper 

Ifrael  Rew,  carter 
340  Thomas  Afdon,  chair  maker 
342  John  Nicholas  Seidel,  grocer 
3b2  Jofeph  Fricker,  grocer 
364  John  Michael  Hanckel,  M.  EW 
366  Simon  Shugard,  taylor 
370  Jacob  Swab,  taylor 
372  Mary  Walnut,  widow 
374  Margaret  Sitowden,  grocer 
376  Young  and  Hefler,  taylors 
378  Martin  Geiger,  baker 
380  Frederick  Fricke,  cabinet  maker 
382  Jacob  Martin,  hair  drefler 
384  Frederick  Piper,  currier 
386  T.  G.  Mintzer,  taylor 

399  Conrad  Sybert,  innkeeper 

400  Margaret  Whiteman,  widow 
404  Anthony  Hookey,  grocer 
4x2  Robert  Wijlbn,  tobacconid 
416  Daniel  Miller,  innkeeper 
418  Henry  Engeard,  innkeeper 

next  Michael  Baker,  lumber  merchant 

next  Henry  Childs,  ironmonger 

next  Mary  Ann  Letitia  Macferrin,  grocer 

426  Hugh  Hamilton,  grocer 

next.  John  Bender,  houie  carpenter 

444  John  Snyder,  brufli  maker 

Edward  Sprowgall,  grazier 
448  Elizabeth  Sprowgall,  widow 
452  Henry  St-ill,  painter  and  glazier 
next  Francis  Kirk,  teacher 
next  Margaret  Cook,  fhopkeeper 
462  Gabriel  FuUevden,  labourer 
,464  Mrs.  Craff,  widow 
466  Elizabeth  Kun,  gentlewoman 
46S  James  Knight,  innkeeper 
474  B.  Graff,  baker 
476  John  Downhimc,  gentleman 
next  Samuel  Rowley,  labourer 
next  Michael  Connor,  innkeeper 
488  John  Deney,  grocer 
490  George  Seweily,  M.  D. 
next  Thomas  Burton,  tanner 
500  John  Miles,  gun  manufadurcr 
next  John  Goodm^,  lock  fmith 
T 


[     146     ] 

Second  Street  continued. 

ii"-/!:  Clliiiflian  Shoemaker,  gcDtlenian 
nJxt  John  VVeyant,  porti^r 
John  Ebliii^,  (hocniakcr 

T.b!rd  above   Vine  Street. 
1 


173  Noe  Townfend,  flour  inercIjAiit 

175  Francis  Malon,  fliopkeepe<- 

177  Jacob  Waller,  tin  plate  woikcr 

179  Noe  Townfend,  grocer 

181  Ifaac  Grifiith,  houie  carpenter 

183  Il'aac  Ku-k,  grocer 

185  Philt^'Tarner,  tobacconiil 

189  Jacob  Shnller,  innkeeper 

191  Kichokis  Fortune,  coal  merchant 

Richaid  B.  Jacklbn,  grocer 
193  William  Hallo  well,  ironmonger 

197  John  Qoodman,  jun.  %vhitefmith 

198  Adam  Mazfeiner,  taylor 

201  Thomas  LancaRer,  houle  carpent&r 
205  Conrad  W'eckerley,  merchant 
207  Edmond  Phylkk,  gentleman 
223  Conrad  Sticker,  baker 
next  Mary  Myers,  gentlewoman 
227  Frederick  Erringer,  flioemaker 
next  Michael  Ream,  gentleman 
next  Soloman  Jones,  labourer 
next  Jacob  Khne,  innkeeper' 
297  Anthony  Zehrens,  fkin  dreffer     . 
299  Rebecca  Aufcin,  v.'idow     ~ 
next  Jofeph  P^nglifli,  gentleman 
next  Barney  ^Veaver,  iugar  refiner 

next  James  Sprigs,  fhoemaker 

•325  Jaceb  Sherman,  cabinet  maker 

next  Matthias  Sherman,  flioemaker 

next  Thomas  Sweetapple,  Hone  malbn 
Downey  Petri ne,  llioemaker 

333  Lewis  Enters,  innkeeper 

next  Henry  Everley,  blacksmith 

next  Eli;iabeth  Connor,  widow 

next  William  Roberts,  labourer 

next  Samuel  Walton,  joir.er 

jjext  Robert  Shernwn,  clock  and  watch  maker 

next  Elizabeth  Rohrman,  widow 

357  John  M*Crelifli,  foap  and  candle  manufu<fturer 

359  John  Keller,  gentleman 

next  Anthony  Hookey,  grocer 

next  Cornelius  Row,  houfe  carpenter 

/icxt  Lewis  Snyder,  fugar  refiner 

iioai  Benjamin  Gharltgn,  taylor 


[     14/     -j 

Third  Street  continued, 

next  John  A_dolph,  hoiifc  carpenter 

next  Frederick  Haaws,  {locking'  weaver 

next  Jacob  Lentz,  carter 

jicxt  Daniel  Olile,  balrcr 

379  "Henry  Siniering',  innkeeper 

383  Elifha  BroLlierton,  Hiingle  drefier 

James  Altennis,  wheel  wriolit  in  Second  above  Brown  H; 
next  Williaui  Grant,  goldimith 
next  Jonathan  Kelty,  weaver 
next  Henry  Haas,  oak  cooper 
next  Henry  Kees,  labourer 
391   Mr,  Prentice,  gentleman 
393  Peter  F.  lleboul,  broker 
next  John  ShajTer,  houfe  carpenter 

Mary  Miller,  widow 
next  John  Manger,  fiigar  baker 
next  John  Clotz,  weaver 
next  Stephen  Rigler,  ftccking-  weaver 
next  Elizabeth  Fary,  widow 

Catherine  Purvis,  widow 
419  Henry  Kiegel,  foap  and  candle  manufaclurer 
421  William  Snyder,  chair  maker 
next  Sarah  Bollen,  widov/ 
next  George  Brynon,  whitefnnth 
next  John  Steel,  barge  captain 
next  Jacob  Bowers,  Ihoemaker 
443  Abraham  Walters,  blackfmith 
44.9  John  Graba,  cabinet  ruaker 
next  John  M'Roy,  fliopkeeper 
next  William  Al'lhiger,  tanner 
next  Ann  Lewton,  widow 
456  John  Furlong,  gtocer 
458  Jacob  Emer)',  flour  merchant 
460  Mary  Ciimet,  widow 
next  Chriftian  PhifFer,  baker 
next  George  Riche,  flioemaker 
next  George  Snyder,  gentleman 
next  John  Snyder,  labourer 
next  Peter  Houfe,  houle  carpentet- 
next  John  Earnhart,  clock  filer 
next  Jacob  Reyl,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Jacob  Boyer,  houfe  carpente; 
next  Frederick  FiP^er,  labourer 
477  Anthony  Ruflon,  fruiterer 


r  1^8  ] 

Third  Street  continued. 

J 76  Mansfield  Banton,  tin  ware  manufadtarer,  jappanncr 

and  ornamental  painter 
178  Cliriftnpher  Wilpart,  painter  and  glazier 
180  VVilliam  Bufhill,  teacher  ef  Englifh 
*        Benjamin  Harbefon,  jun. 
182  Evan  Griffith,  china  merchant 
184  J'-leph  Hart,  innkeeper 
386  Jol'eph  Lefter,  grocer 

188   Icfepli  Kibler,  bruQl  manufaflurer  • 

192  George  Smith,  flore keeper 
194  Adam  Keller,  baker 
196  John  Road,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Ann  B'ady,  widow 

214  John  Souder,  innkeeper 
216  i-'eter  Beck,  gentleman 

215  Thomas  Malbn,  wir.dfor  chair  maker 
22  3  Michael  A:h,  flour  merchant 

226  'J'homiis  Barclay,  grocer 

Mic'oael  Sigmund, 
next  ThomoS  Bedford,  painter  and  glazier 
Titxt  Samuel  Noble,  lumber  merchant 
next  1  imothy  Banger,  fuperintepidant  of  the  military  ftors 
^^7  John  Walfh,  lumber  merchant 
next  John  Miller,  Hii  emaker 
next  Frederick  Aoul,  grocer 
next  Henry  Glazier,  flioemaker 
next  John  Mull,  Ihoemaker 
pext  Martin  Stoger,  baker 
next  Conrad  B^irr,  grocer 
next  Michael  Fricke,  brafs  founder  and  plaiRer  of  Paris 

manufaclurer 
next  Peter  Shrier,  drover 
next  Stephen  Field,  taylor 
next  Mary  Matron, 

Ifaac  Jeans,  carter 

Jeffe  Butcher,  blackfmith 
next  Peter  Kline,  bricklayer 
next  John  Godfliol,  Ihoemaker 
next  John  Lentz,  cabinet  maker 
385  Elizabeth  Briggs,  grocer 
387  facob  Beiilerling,  innkeeper 
next  Henry  Wagner,  trumpeter 

William  Smith,  baker 

Jufiice  Hartnock,  flioemaker 
next  Hannah  Wintworth,  widow 
next  Charles  Hal'cl,  labourer 
n«xt  Elizabeth  Bowman,  widow 

Margaret  Thomas,  widow 


[     i49     ]     , 
Third  Street  continued. 

iiext  Jacob  Weaver,  labourer 

next  Jacob  Afiimead,  gentlemaa 

next  Catherine  Groves,  widow 

next  Benjamin  Hannis,  grocer 

398  Jofeph  Morehane,  teacher  of  the  EngliHi  language 

400  Thomas  Rickets,  Ichool  mafler 

402^Jofeph  SlinglufF,  flour  merchant 

406  Frederick  Cornman,  innkeep^^r 

next  John  Herlonman,  labourer 

next  George  Shack,  labourer 

next  Andrew  Singifer,  innkeeper 

next  John  Eyre,  grocer 

next  John  Keyn,  cake  baker 

426  John  Kehr,  baker 

42S  Chriftian  Faunce,  cordwainer 

next  Jeffe  Clever,  Ihoemakcr 

next  Ralph  Stevenfon,  tanner 

next  Samuel  Macferran,  grocer 

446  Jacob  Moflialter,  weaver  • 

next  Joleph  Heaton,  (lone  mafon 

next  James  Spriggs,  weaver 

next  Elizabeth  Grimm,  widow 

next  George  Speece,  taylor 

next  Elizabeth  Eiuwaighter,  widov/ 

next  William  Fiflier,  bookbinder 

next  John  Malbn,  fliopkeeper 

next  David  Bloyd,  oak  cooper 

next  Michael  Bettinger,  tanner 

next  Jacob  Sullender,  blackfmith 

next  James  M'Elroy,  butcher 

next  Thomas  Sin,  carter 

next  George  Kline,  brickmaker 

next  Sdmuel  Jackibn,  waterman 

next  Henry  Williams,  carter 

next  John  Knipe,  labourer 

next  Bari^rd  iVI'Culley,  grocer 

next  Charles  Hugfton,  gun  maker 

next  John  Smith,  labourer 

next  George  Earout,  blackfmith, 

n6xt  John  N.  Evel,  draper  and  coverlid  weaver 

Fourth  above  Vine  Street. 

195  Jofeph  Siddons,  hgufe  carpenter 

next  Cafper  Souders,  fhoemaker 

next  Goodman  and  Ebeth,  houlc  carpenters 

next  John  Nott,  painter  and  glazier 

next  John  Whiteman,  innkeeper 

next  Henry  Marks,  bottler 


[      150     I 

Four  lb  Street  continued. 

rext  Jonailian  Meredith,  tanner 
next  Caiper  Her.iy,  brickmaker 
next  Anthony  Kigler,  victualler 
ne>it  Henry  Baker,  viclualler 
next  Jonathan  Thomas,  grocer 

Jacob  Painter,  fhocmaUer  near  corner  of  Vine  2: 

Ephraim  Howell,  carter 
rC^t  Benjamin  Tviercdith,  grocer 
r.e^t  Valentine  Apple,  oak  cooper 
next  Nicholas  Rape,  fenior,  v.'heel  wright 
jic.xt  Mingus  cc  Afliton,  black  k  white  fmiths 
r.ext  John  Point,  pump  maker 
j:e>^t  Nicholas,  Juvenal,  itarch  manufac!.ui^r 
iie^t  John  Runner,  butcher 
i.ext  Henry  Weaver,  brickmaker 

Calloivhill  Street. 

z  James  Davidfon,  carter  *' 

4  Richard  Burman,  grocer 

6  Thomas  M'Kean,  fail  rqaker 

5  William  Vinyard,  fnip  carpenter 
10  Margaret  Pillegar,  fnopkeeper 

12  Nicholas  Rees,  v/atchman 

Mis.  Strieker,  innkeeper  corner  of  Water  H: 
John  Kennedy,  corner  of  Front  ft 
Henry  Guike,  innkeeper     do  L 

i8  Ruth  Baker,  gentlewoman 

20  George  Straylinc,  taylor 

2  2  Ludlow  Hedges,  M.  D.     ' 

24  Able  Evans,  lumber,  merchant 

a6  Frederick  Tryon,  baker 

28  Leonard  Sayer,  gentlem.an 

r^Q  Daniel  Beckley,  lumber  merchant 

•^2  John  Flarrifon,  lumber  merchant 
iicxt  Jolin  Ramble,  labourer 

50  William  Lainheart,  innkeeper 

c2  Margaret  Rui:ter,  gentlewaniaR 

^4  George  Walter,  innkeeper 
i:c-"<t  Andrew  Cringle,  cooper 
rext  George  M'Coy,  fliopkeeper 
next  Matthias  Walter,  carter 
Viext  John  Silver,  fhoemalier 
next  Jacob  Heyberger,  grocer 
; :  2  John  Painter,  houle  carpeiiter 
114  Thomai  Brown  do 

116  William  Grant)  block  maker 


#  [  1--1  ] 

Callmohill  Street  continued. 

ii3  George  Rei;doff,  houl?  carpecter 
1 20  Thomas  Malbn,  chair  maker 
122  John  Barras,  ho'ufe  carpenter 
124  Joim  aijd  William  SeiTn,  ihoemakers 
126  Jclcph  Nitholfon,  lea  captain 
128  Margaret  Suliivai;,  gentlewoman 
130  Jacob  Varrell,  cheel'e  mercliaiit 
132  Catherine  ArmbruRer,  grccer 
134  Thomas  Cafli,  houfe  carpenter 
138  Charles  Heynold,  grocer 
14c  Nicholas  Kaiiftclt,  printer 

Simon  Siglar,  corner  of  Fourth  fi: 

I  Jacob  Weyman,  innkeeper 

3  Jofeph  Mort,  infpetlor  of  the  cuftoma 

5  Charles  Neild,  weed  corder 

Ber/jamin  Clifton,, mate 
7  William  Stiles,  fea  captain 
9  Benjamin  Earl,  feaman 
II  William  WiHiarafon,  fail  maT:er 
13  Mar)-  Kelley,  iiphoUterer 

William  Scull,  innkeeper -corner  of  Water  ft 
next  Jane  Graham,  g-entlewoman 
21  George  Fox,  blackfm.itli 
23  William  Jacobs,  ha-ter 
Thomas  Blood,  labourer 
John  Gardner,  rigger 
Oliver  Black,       do 
25  Barbara,  Cypberhait,  fliopkeeper 
27  John  Hull,  boat  builder 
29  Godfrey  Bukins,  hatter 
3 1  Peter  Peres,  M.  D. 
33  Robert  Tompkins,  gentlewoman 
next  Peter  Kyfer,  lumber  merchant 
next  JoKn  Leonard,  mafl  maker 

Joiepb  TalTi,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Sarah  Boyd,  v,ido\r 

Andrew  Cafledy,  labourer 
next  Samuel  M'Clure,  cooper 
47  John  Dickenfon,  drayman 
5  I  Adam  Filler,  taylor 
53  Heniy  Beck,  hair  dreffe* 
next  Peter  Bnddy,  innk-^eper 
77  George  Hyneman,  innkeeper 
79  Lazett  Callieu,  embroiderer 
Si   Mary  Noble,  gentlewoman 
83  Mr.  Vetree,  gentleman 
85  Mary  Hemings,  gentlewomaai 
87  Thomas  Kennedy,  broker  ur.d  tonvc;.  ^r.;-:;- 


[      ^52      1 

Calloivbill  Street  coniiniied' 

89  James  Hunter,  cabinet  maker 

yi  Eleanor  Ellenor,  gentlewoman 

95  Ivicliaid  Dowgan,  cabinet  maker 

97  Mary  Shavelier,  gentlewo:juiii 

99  Jt'feph  Henke,  blackfinith 
next  James  Bitvlley,  grocer 
next  John  Long,  innkeeper 
113  Adam  Myers,  brickmaker 
115  Ifabella  Siierman,  gentlewoman 
117  Mary  Rufh,  fliopkeeper 
119  John  Lawi'on,  lea  captain 
121  Jfihn  Erice,  Tea  captain 
123  Mr.  Warl,  (liip  joiner 
next  Michael  Fox,  labourer 
next  Georire  Brown,  blackfmith 
next  Moles  Neil,  houfe  carpenter 

Widow  Ettwinc,  innkeeper  corner  of  Fourth  ft 

lilafgaret  Street  near  Callotubill  Street* 

8  John  Brown,  rigger 

Samuel  Link,  houfe  carpenter 
10  Henry  Kuril,  houfe  carpenter  1 

12  Michael  Brown,  rigger 
3  4  Jacob  Young,  painter  and  glazier 

John  Weaver,  rigger 

Artillery  Lane  from  Front  to  Second  near  Green  street. 

Jofeph  Rine,  potter  warehoufe  324  north  Front  (1: 
next  Ifaac  Cozens,  carter 
next  Hannah  Brown,  widow 
next  James  Collard,  fliip  carpenter 
next  Catherin'a  Gevan,  widow 
next  Charles  Snyder,  (hoemaker 
next  John  Brooks,  oak  cooper 
next  Johii  Weaver,  (hip  joiner 
ne^t  Andrew  Marrinor,  feamaa 
next  Robert  Fergufon,  taylor 
next  Charles  Wilfon,  mariner 
next  Francis  Fuze,  corker 
next  William  Prellon,  boat  builder  • 

48  John  Howell,  taylor 

John  Keen,  labourer 

Henry  Courfe,  mariner 
next  Samuel  Naylor,  (hip  wright 
next  Thomas  Na\!or,  boat  buildcv 


[     153     3 

Artillety  Lane  continued* 

5  Catherine  Rayfor,  widow 
Be^t  Samuel  Rinker,  fliipmadcr 

7  George  Afhton,  boat  builder 
Mext  Robert  Gentry,  fliip  wright 
next  Jacob  Whartuaby,  cabinet  maker 
next  George  Heyuburger,  blackfrnith 
next  VViliiaiTi  Remer,  mafler  rigger 
next  David  Bertron,  M.  D. 
next  Jcnatlian  Edwards,  taylor  ^^ 

next  Carpenter  Launiberry,  fhip  carpenter      ^ 
next  Neil  M'Connomey,  fea  captain 
next  Jonathan  Knight,  lumber  merchant,  yard  in  Water  ft 

near  the  corner  of  Vine  il 
next  George  Gorgas,    lumber  merchant,  yard  in  Water  ft 

near  Pool's  bridge 
pext  Martha  MahafFe,  widow 

Abigail  Witt,  widow 
next  Philip  Mager,  taylor 
next  Daniel  Doughty,  wharf  builder 
55  William  PreRon,  boat  builder 

Green  street -^cm  north  Front  next  352 

George  Pliefs,  fhallopmaia 
next  George  Heydel,  oak  cooper 
21  William  Brown,  blackfinith 
23  Mrs.  Pennington,  widow 
next  Adam  Trippe,  fchool  laader 
next  Robert  Alexander,  grocer 
nex^George  Piercy,  ftiip  carpenter 
next  Jofeph  Gilbert,  cooper 

'Ihomas  Jones,  mariner 
next  Catherine  Richards,  innkeeper 
next  Jofeph  Harker, 
Lydia  Vannerfdan, 
41  S.  Church,  fea  captain 
next  Daniel  Rambo,  boat  builder 
next  John  Snyder,  cabinet  maker 
Widow  Brown,  back  of 'do 
51  Nicholas  Fogel,  drover 
Philip  Reybold,  butcher 
next  John  Seyicrhcld,  fhip  carpenter 
next  Johif'Town,  Qiip  carpenter 
next  Moles  Deckar,  fence  maker 
next  Benjamin  Braman,  labourer 

R.  Lowry,  labourer 
next  William  Peter,  ftiip  carpenter 
next  Alexander  Johnfon,  mariner 
U 


Green  Street  continued. 

riiilijj  March,  between  Second  ScTIiirdrt 
I'ftcr  Martin,      .   do  do  do 

next  Widow  Sbuber, 

next  H'aac  Carr,  fiioemaker 

next  Samuel  Pichering,  taylor 

v.t'X-t  Bar'oary  Beck,  wafherwoman 

next  Samuel  Cockihigh,  muficiau 

next  Jofeph  Hamlen,  carter 

rext  Edward  Thomas,  riifli  bottom  chair  maker 

next  Widow  Town,  gentlewoman 

next  Luke  Dunkerley,  grocer 

nC^t  Patience  Story,  widow 

next  David  "Gibbons,  bargeman 

next  Mary  Dunkerley,  widow 

next  John  Lawrence,  labourer 

next  Jolin  Bauch,  weaver 

next  Ghriftian  Jacobs,  clerk  of  the  fifh  market 

next  Stephen  Green,  fiflienTian 

next  Peter  Cline,  labourer 

next  Benjamin  Hill,  mariner 

next  Mary  Fitzpatrick,  widow 

rext  John  Parent,  labourer  # 

Daniel  JefFeries,  brickmaker 

next  John  Robertibn,  fiioemaker 

next  Richard  Tomlinfon,  houfe  carpenter 

next  Andrew  Wolf,  flioemaker 

next  Henry  Senn,'{hoemaker 

next  Anthony  Huver,  labourer 

Mary  M.  Millivard,  widow 
ne^^t  William  Poul,  jun.  lea  captain 
nexi  Orrnehus  Schellinger,  pilot 
next  John  Seyfrid,  (hoemaker 

26  John  Keen,  hciife  carpenter 

2S  George  M'Cauley,  boat  builder 
next  Martha  Swaiii,  v/idow 

:;2  Mary  Pefmarie,  widow 
ne>-t  Jacob  Mercer,  grocer 
next  Samuel  Scott,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Mr.  Bolya,  merchant 
next  Frederick  Schaumenkeffel, 
ne^^t  Maria  Linington,  fliopkeeper 

5 1  Richard  Flinn,  lea  captain 

,52  Benjamin  Lord,  fea  captain 
next  Sarah  Powell,  widow 
next  Thomas  Miller,  carter 
next  John  Hand,  mariner 
next  Sarah  Surman,  gentlewoman 
next  Robert  Edwards,  accomptant 


[     155     ] 

Green  Street  continued. 

next  John  Swain,  (hoemakcr 
next  PaQien  Venclay,  woodfawcr 
next  Jacob  Solzell,  carter 
next  Robert  Clark,  tanner 
next  Davis  Denker,  mariner 
next  Adam  Koon,  labourer 
next  Chriftian  Remfheant,  fkin  dreflcr 
next  Frederick  Haas,  flioemaker 
next  Chriftiana  Millenburgb,  widow 
next  Samuel  J^hnlbn,  mariner 
r)o  William  Zigler,  houfe  carpenter 

Liberty  alley  f rem  the  east  side  of  Green  street. 

Mary  Williams,  widow 
Thomas  Ridge,  mariner 
James  M'Koy,  fliip  carpenter 
Mrs.  Jenkins,  teacher 
Redmond  Heartweld,  firfl;  mate 
Jacob  Shrocks,  joiner 
Hannah  Hosford,  widow  ■ 

Tammany  street  from  north  Second  near  CaUmd>ilHtreet. 

John  Calver,  hcufe  carpenter 
41  Peter  Hollowbulh,  plaifterer 
next  Daniel  Loyd,  flioemaker 
next  Mary  Glofe,  widow 
next  Jacob  Beck,  aecomptant 
next  Abraham  Fredericks,  fhoemaker 
next  Thomas  Walbert,  flioemaker 
next  Jacob  Phillips,  flioemaker 

,    David  Crans,  weaver 
next  Flora  6a!vin,  pepperpot  makey 
next  Elizabeth  Myebret,  widow 
next  John  Barge,  ce.:Iar  cooper 

St.  John's  street  running  north  and  %utb  from   Callonvhill 
street  to  Poplar  lane, 

John  Ginings,  potter 
next  John  Philips,  flioemaker 
next  Soloman  Sell,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Peter  Hefs,  cordwaiiier 
next  Elizabeth  Smith,  widow 
next  John  Emery,  labourer 

-^3  Sebaflian  Seybert,  butcher 

37  Ifa^c  Johnfon,  tax  collector 


[     155     ] 

St.  John's  Street  continued. 

59  Henry  Everly,  blackfmith 
next  Tlionms  Dnffee,  labourer 

John  Morris,  mariner 
next  Kzekiel  Hand,  mariner 

53  George  \§\kTf  fhoemakcr  ^ 

55  Ezra  (^an,  nailor 

Charles  M'Henry,  plaiftercr 

57  James  Shin,  watcrinan 

59  Cliailes  Walbert,  porter 

6i  Graft  Filgal,  fnuff' maker 
next  Philip  Fireng,  taylor 
iiext  Michael  Caley,  ftioemaker 

Samuel  Moore,  houfe  carpenter 
next  William  Stultz,  labourer 
next  r.  Fredericks,  cabinet  maker 
next  John  Jones,  ■whecl--wright  and  carriage  maker 
next  Catheiine  Mufliaud,  widow 
m-.xt  Henry  Faunce,  corker 
next  John  Rapjohn,  taylor 
next  Barbary  W'hartmanj  widow 
next  George  Kirtz,  butcher 
next  John  Brown,  carter 
next  Mary  ArmUrong,  fchool miflrefs 
next  Amos  Thomas,  weaver 
ne:.t  William  M'Nelley,  hatter 
next  William  Mackie,  labourer 
next  Syrus  Wright,  labourer 

Sufannah  Thomas,  china  mender  near  CaJlowhiU  ft 
•   next  George  Secht,  grocer 
next  William  Wallbn,  mariner 

Richard  Brinton,  flioemakcr 
ne>'.t  Adam  LufF,  labourer 
next  John  Henry,  cordwainer 

Jane  lizard,  gentlewoman 
next  Manley  Smallwoodj  trunk  maker 
next  Margaret  Shedwich,  widow 
next  Frederick  Gatz,  joiner 
next  Samuel  Cook,  labourer 
next  Elizabeth  Shaif,  widow 
next  Peter  Helth,  labourer 
next  Conrad  Poth,  foap,and  candle  manufafturc? 
next  Jacob  Whetdone,  ferryman 
next  Adam  Enard,  carter 
next  William  Gallagher,  blackfmith 
next  J.hn  Hubbard,  ilioemaker 
next  John  Melah,  baker 
next  James  Cummonsj  cordwainer 


[      157     ] 

St.  John's  Street  continued, 

next  George  Bechtel,  flioeniaker 

;-iext  Moles  Parker,  labourer 

next  Edward  Coy,  labourer 

rext  Chriftiau  Creamer,  corder 

next  Antliony,  Kennard,  houle  carpenter 

next  John  Pinyard,  taylor  ^ 

next  Martin  Leightel,  labourer 

next  George  Liningfield,  draynian 

next  Robert  Marks,  labourer 

next  Catherine  Mills,  widow 

next  Jacob  Young,  carter 

next  Charles  Genther,  labourer 

next  Adam  Buckley,  cedar  cooper 

next  George  Mill,  cabinetmaker 

next  Mr.  Sanders,  houie  carpenter 

next  Charles  Geather,  Iboemaker 

next  John  Kyzer,'  labourer 

144.  John  Bails,  gun  fmith 

Benjamin  Byles,  houfe  carpenter 

Almond  Street  near  South  Sii  eel. 

William  Penrofe,  fliip  wrlghc 
Kichard  Barrington,  grocer 
Bridget  Conner,  tavernkeeper 
John  M'Pherfon,  mariner 
William  Toy,  carpenter 
37  John  Coxy  fc*  captain 
41  James  Browne,  merchant 
43  Caleb  Jackfoa,  blackfmith 
45  James  Clifton,  fhipraafter 
47  Thomas  Webb,  ftiipmafler 
49  John  Lawrence,  fliipmafier 
51  Jofeph  Woodman,  fhipmaiter 
53  Philip  Rice,  pilot 
r^  Samuel  Shaw,  merchant 
2  Nehemiah  Richman,  tavernkeeper       * 
ne^t  Lewis  Deniar,  grocer 

Elizabeth  Donneley,  leather  breeches  maker 
William  Pointer,  mariner 
next  John  Sullender,  blackfmith 
next  John  Jarvis,  accomptant 
next  James  Reynolds,  taylor 
next  Francis  Springer,  Tnoeraaker 
18  Elias  Broom,  cooper 
io  Benjamin  Bickerton,  fliip  wright 
22  William  M'Mullen,fhip  joiner 
24  Ignatius  Palyart,  merchant 
26  William  Johiiftonj  cooper 


[     158     ] 
Almond  Street  continued, 

zB  Mary  Ledow,  gentlewoman 

John  Arnold,  fhopkeeper 
30  Patrick  Galbreath,  clock  and. j^atch  maker 
32  William  G.  Bell,  taylor 
34  Richard  Tittermary,  merchant 
36  Silas  Fofter,  fliipmafter 

John  B.  Palmer,  merchant 
40  'i'homas  Hutton,  Hiip  wright 
42  George  Middleton,  ftiipmafter 
44  William  Glbfon,  fliipmafler 
46  Walter  Lyle,  blackfmith 
48  Ifaac  Roach,  mafterof  revenue  barge  for  the  port  of 

Philadelphia 
50  Nicholas  Jacobs,  flioemaker 
52  Elizabeth  M'Neal,  gentlewoman 
54  Henry  Kingfton,  fliipmafter 
56  Sarah  Jones,  gentlewoman 
58  Simon  Toby,  (hipmafter 
60  Hugh  Smith,  fliipmafler 
62  Jacob  Planckinhorn,  flour  infpedlor 

Catherine  Low,  gentlewoman 
65  Jane  Lockwood,  fliopkeeper 
72  Sarah  Fortifau,  fliopkeeper 
74  Henry  Rofs   painter  and  glazier 
76  Mary  Burgefs,  fliopkeeper 

German  Street. 

I  Jacob  Greble,  grocer 
next  James  Lear,  flioemaker 
next  James  Etris,  black  and  white  fmith 
i-jcxt  Nonis  Stanley,  fliipmafler  > 

next  .Alexander  Steel,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Martha  Owens,  taylorefs 
next  Edward  Wifelay,  mad  maker 
next  Peter  Franks,  mariner 
next  David  Coombs,  Ichoolmafler 
next  Peter  Picard,  porter 
i5ext  John  Brown,  mariner 
next  Thomas  Higgins,  labourer 
next  William  Gray,  labourer 
next  Samuel  Tallman,  oyfterman 
next  Ifaac  Davies,  flioemaker 
next  Hannah  Rofe,  feamftrefs 
next  Robert  Fofler,  carter 
next  Catherine  M'Allifler,  feamflreft 
next  Robert  Evans,  mariner 
next  Abraham  Mogre,  grocer 


German  Street  continued, 

50  Jolepli  Smith,  mariner 
Martin  Grimes,  taylor 
52  William  Mann,  turner 
54  John  Davis,  carpenter 
next  Ann  Dunning,  feamftrefs 
Rebecca  Bowers,  taylorcfs 
David  Bo-.vers,  taylor 
next  Patrick  Caffield,  fho'emaker 
next  Alexander  Hart,  grocer 
next  William  Sheed,  plaifterer 
next  Francis  Davis,  porter 
next  Ifabclia,  Shead,  gentlewoman 

James  Stuart,    M.  D.  corner  of  fecond  fl; 

next  John  Gihon,  taylor 

6  Hamfted  Mafoi-i,  mariner  and  rigger 

next  Mary  Yiis,  gentlewoman 

next  Jacob  Louden,  blfcuit  baker 

next  John  Fox,  maft  maker 

next  JefTe  Williamfon,  houfe  carpenter 
David  Flickwire,  do     do 

next  Joleph  Crayeroft,  fhoemaker 

next  James  Harper,  fawyer 

next  Jofeph  Carter,  painter  and  glazier 

next  Reuben  Carfon,  oyfterman 

George  Cummings,  grocer  corner  of  Third  0: 
Peter  Bell,  florekeeper  do  da 

next  Maiy  Miller,  boarding  houfe 

next  Benjamin  Jackfon,  mariner 

next  William  Tulley,  ftioemaker 

next  James  Bickerton,  innkeeper 
24  John  Doyle,  fchoolmafter 

next  Jacob  Hyley,  flioemaker 

William  Reynolds,  M.  D.  corner  of  Fourth  ft 
John  Hugg,  plaifterer  do         do 

next  Thomas  Brown,  M.  D. 

next  Mary  Gorren,  huckfter 

next  Henry  Smith,  labourer 

next  John  Countryman,  baker 

next  Daniel  Sarvey,  watchman 

next  Aaron  Dunham,  mariner 

next  Laurence  Butler,  fhoemaker 

next  Nathan  Fraim,  blackfmith 

next  JefFery  Chew,  carter 

Jofliua  B.  Joidan  taverkeeper  corner  of  Fifth  fl 
Robert  Wilfon,  grocer  corner  of  PafTyuuk  road 


Catherine  Strccl. 

'i'lioiv.ns  Gorg'ae,  blackfrnith  corner  of  Svvanfon  :l 

Jacob  Venncmore,  giocer         do  do 

next  Divid  Gitchcil,  carpenter 
nc^t  William  Edwards,  cabinetmaker 
next  Levi  Lockwood,  houfe  carpenter 
ig  Alexander  Urquhart,  colleclor  of  taxes 
38  Kkhard  Watfon,  fliipmafler 

Elizabeth  Carter,  boarding  houfe 

Charles  Allen,  fiorekeeper  corner  of  Front  \\ 

Patrick  'Iravers,  rigger  do  do 

next  Catherine,  Ewing,  gentlewoman 
next  Lewis  Allen,  labourer 
next  Elizabeth  Moreton,  feamflreis 
next  Thomas  Mulliett,  chair  maker 
next  James  Small,  labourer 
next  Henry  Standfield,  mariner 

Jofeph  Turner,  niinifterof  the  eplfcopal  church  corner 
of  Second  It 
next  Samuel  Meeker,  (lioennker 
next  William  Prefton,  /hip  carpenter 

Alexander  Hopkins,  ilioemaker 
next  George  Aukaid,  mariner 
next  William  Moore,  carpenter 
next  William  Fleming,  fliipmafler 
next  John  Criben,  mariner 
next  Ifaac  Cummins,  fhipwright 
next  Peter  Edeaporn,  wood  fawer 

Catherine  Sturks,  waflierwomau 
next  Thomas  Bird,  labourer 
rext  George  Buatfwain,  fiiipwrigiit 
next  Robert  Carr,  carter 

Daniel  Carr,  fhoemaker 
next  John  Cox,  carter 

Stokely  Sturgefs,  labourer 

William  Jones,  carter 

Ifaac  Hozey,  lumber  yaid  corner  of  Swanton  f- 
r.cxt  Samuel  Lewis,  fliipmafler 

Robert  Watlbn,  fliipmafler 
?.2  John  Duclu',  gentleman 
i.rxt  Marian  Lov/,  boarding  houfe 
next  Ifaac  Hozty,  lumber  merchaiT: 
r.ext  Jofeph  Robinfon,  pilot 
x;ext  Jofe|)I)  H.  Bill,  fliipmafler 
nt-xt  William  Knowles,  mariner 

James  Burton,  mariner 

Jofeph  Ogilby,  lliipwright  corner  of  F; : : „  ,; 

James  Owner,         do  do  r  > 


[     161     ]     . 

Catherine  street  continued. 

next  John  Hunter,  ftreet  commiflloner 

next  William  Coffey,  labourer 

next  John  Simpion,  bottler  and  boarding  houfe 

next  Jimes  SlmploB,  labourer 

next  Rebecca  Barker,   ieanillrefs  and  nurfc 

next  Hannah  Monk,      }       r       n    rr 
c      ,    f^TC  c       leamltreiles 

barah  Chiton,        3 

next  John  Riever,  baker 

next  I'homas  Money,  taylor 

next  Edward  Ryan,  (hip  joiner 

«ncxt  Doyle  Sweeny,  gentleman 

next  William  Bettl'on,  fhoemaker 

John  Caffedy,  grocer  corner  of  Second  ft. 

Joteph  Thomas,  tavernkeeper  do. 
next  George  Gallagher,  grain  porter 
next  John  Williams,  porter 
next  Patrick  O'Boyle,  ftevadore 

John  O'Boyle,       do. 

James  O'Boyle,     do. 
next  George  ColUbn,  mariner 
next  Maiy  Beaumont,  leamflrefs 
next  Edward  Hughes,  porter 
next  Edward  Gaffedey,  do. 
next  Matthew  Warren,  do. 

^fgen  Street  from  the  Wharf  north  side 

James  Doughty,  lumber  yard 
next  Robert  Kean,  tavernkeeper 
ne^t  George  Keer,  (lioemakcr 
9  John  Vanneraan,  fhipmafler 

J I    William  Vallence,  fhipmafter 

13  James  Long,  fliipniaikr 

15   Roger  Crane,  fhipmafter 

17  William  Hefs,  mariner 

19  John  J.  Gutterfon,   (liipmafter 
next  William  Bennett,  pilot 
next  Margaret  James,  gentlewoman 
next  John  C.  Petherbridge,  cabinet  maker 

24  Daniel  Skellenger,  pilot 

31   John  Thompfon,  (liipmafter 
next  James  xVRon,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Ifaac  How  land,  ftiipmaller  corner  of  Front  fl; 
next   Ifabella  Price,  (hopkeeper  do. 
next  William  Price,  pilot 
next  Mofcs  Adams,  Hiipwright 

47  Thomas  Morgan,  (hipmafter 

49   Anna  Tanner,  fchoolmiftrefs 

51   John  Steel)  labourer 


[.    162     ] 

^ueen  street  continued, 

55   Alexander  Grant,  mariner 

57   Phillip  M'Cracklin,   inaftmaker 

59  Samuel  Law,  paper  ftainer 

6 1  James  Hines,  rigger 

6'^   Samuel  GofF,  Bricklayer 
next  Peter  Wetter,  butcher 
next  James  Brown,  caulker 
ue^it  Dollcr  Longpoint,  labourer 
next  James  Simplon,  Ihallopman 

Jane  Clark,  grocer  corner  of  Second  ft 
Daniel  Kean,  grocer  do. 
ri'e>:t  Francis  M'Co.ven,  fliipwright 
next  John  Ward,  Stevadoic 
ntxt  Robert  Gilbraith,  carter 

Tliomas  Shortall,    flave  merchant  comer  of  Swanfon  [x 
Aaron  Donaldfon,  fhoemaker  do 

6  Margaret  Jones,  boarding  hcufe 

8  William  T.  Donaldfon,  mail  maker 

12  David  Evans,  mariner 
Sarah  Lavvton,  feamftrefs 

14  John  Gamble,  fawer 

1 6  Ifaac  Thompfon,  labourer 

2o  Eleanor  Fullerton,  gentlewoman 

22   Saiah  Ncrraan,  baker 

Sarah  Coates,  gentlewoman 

24  Joi'eph  Bond,  fhip  wright 

26  James  Hughes,  fhipm after 

28  Charles  Johnlbn,  fhipmafter 

30  Mary  Rihl,  boarding  houfe 
next  Patrick  Hamilton,  fhipwright 

34  Vincent  Lowe,  pilot 
James  Bryan,  fhipwright 

40  John  Cloud,  mariner 

42   R.   Hovendou,  grocer  corner  of  Front  ih 
rlext  Geoige  Burk, grain  meafurer  do. 
next  B.  Rarion,  {hallopman 

next  Robert  Wallace,  grocer  corner  offecond  ft 
next  Patrick  Williams,  labourer 
next  Patrick  M'Daed,  labourer 
next  Jolm  Wray,  gentlemaa 
next  John.  Riddal,  porter 

Gbristian  Street. 

Thomas  Shortal,  ftave  merchant  corner  of  Swanfon  ft 
next  Conrad  Neil,  wood  corder 
next  John  Trimble,  boat  bujlder 


[     163     ] 
Christian  street  continued^ 

10  Elizabeth  Marot,  feamrtrefs 

21    John  Lafcelles,  merchant 
next  Joi'eph  Marfh,  (hipchandler 
next  John  Rrayfield,  pump  maker 

50  William  Bills,  fhipwright 
-7  David  Pirxkerton,  merchant 
39  Aaron  Middleton,  x\'aterman 
41   James  Slayter,   ropemaker 
43  Thomas  Cooper,  mafl  maker 

Chriftopher  Myfletere,  taylor  do. 

51  John  Kirkpatrick,  flioemaker 
next  Peter  Madey,  corn«r  of  Front  ft 
next  Charles  Law,  ftevadore 

next  Jofeph  Lyndall,  labourer 
rex:  Hannah  Buckley,  I'choolmiftrefs 
next  John  Lloyd,  waterman 

69  Charles  Lumard,  mariner 

71   Charles  Whitbread,  boat  builder 
next  Mary  Blackwood,  fegar   maker 

75  Lurabertas  van  Velthorn,  boarding  heufe 

77  William  Gilby,  mariner 

79  Adam  Vance,  blackfmith 
next  James  VanoRen,  houfe  carpenter 

85 'William  Wroth,  fhipmafter 

87  Matliias  Frazier,  fail  maker  loft  on  Huddles   whaif 

91   William  Gray,   grocer 

93  Sarah  Roberts,   grocer 

Elizabeth  Jolley,  fchoolmiftrefs 
next  David  Read,  meal  andgroceryftore  corner  of  fecondft 
next  Grizell  Stewart,  gentlewoman 
next  John  Davey,  mariner 
n*!xt  James  Gillamard,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Mary  M'Pheat,  waflier 

91   William  Banks,   fhipwright 

93  John  Hebron,   Hiipwright 

95  Ephraim  Powell,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Margaret  Plume,  waflier 
next  Henry  Hawes,   rope  maker 
next  Caleb  Sarin,  flwemaker 
next  Charles  Bowman,  labourer 
next  William  Frazier,  porter 
next  William  Rogers,  mariner 
next  Samuel  Souder,  ropemaker  near  PafiTyunk  road 
next  Elizabeth  Well,  feamftrefs 

Thomas  Dawfon,  near  the  PafTyunk  road 
next  Thomas  Dawfon,  turner 
next  William  Johnfonj  mariner 


[     164     ] 

Christian  street  continued, 

next  Catherine  Dayi  widow 

next  Margaret  O'Hara,  taylorefs 

next  James  Kean,  labourer 

next  Edward  M'Clafkey,  bricklaycf 

next  Mary  Steel,  walher 

next  Andrew  Wymer>  porter 

next  Shadrech  Jolinfon,  nioemak(;r 

next  John  Maxwell,  weaver 

next  Samuel  Murphy,  grocer 

1 08  Peter  D.  Lavel,   ropemalcer 

next  George  Mitchell,  mariner 

next  John  Cornifli,  labourer 

102   Frederick  Dick,  taylor 

next  Charles  NichoHbn,  (hipw right 

next  Michael  Forefler,  woodfawer 

next  Jacob  High,  flioemaker 

next  Henry  Hyhnes,  rope  maker 

next  John  Metts,  flioemaker 
next  Phillip  Atkins,  fhipmaRer 

66  John  Sarin,  flioemaker 

64  John  Barles,  mariner 
next  John  Rego,  fliallopman 

60  George  Simington,  flioemakej- 

58  Davis  Rankin,  fliipwright 

56  Abraham  Penn,  Ihipwright 

4$  Jofliua  Afli,  grazier 
Jofeph  Afli,  do. 

30  Jofeph  Delavau,   cabinet  maken 

28   WiUiam  Williams,  fl^iipmafler 

26  David  Allen,  flioemaker 

24  Lawrence  Myers,  blackfinith 
next  George  Har,  labourer 
next  Walter  Boggs,  painter  and  glazier 
next  Rebecca  Dow,  fliopkeeper 

14  Jofeph  Marfli,  jun.  lumber  merchant 

12  Jacob  Goetz,  baker 

10  Robert  Jones,  collecter  of  taxes 
8  Jeremiah  Holden,  pilot 
6  Elizabeth  Singleton*  fliopkeeper 


Mary  from  Frmtbetiveen  Christ  i  an  is>  Prime  Streets, 

I  Robert  Mercer,  Ihipmafler 

3  William  Glover,  fliipm.ifler 

5  Elihu   Morris,  Ihipmaftcr 

7  Richard  Berryman,   fhipwright 


[     165     ] 

Mary  Street  continued. 

next  John  Dunn,  (hoemakcr 
next  William  Bywatters,  fhoemaker 
next  Thomas  Huffman,  carter 
next  John  Summers,  fhoemaker 
next  John  Call,  harnefs  maker 
next  Stephen  K.  Fotterall,   trader 
next  John  Hendrick,  cutler 
next  David  Beallert,  ropemaker 

24  Samuel  Shepherd,  fhoemaker 
next  John  Phipps,  carter 
next  Michael  Fowler,  Ihipwright 
next  ^Matthias  Albertion,  carter 
nc^t  George  Black,  fhipwright 

14   Arthur  Forbes,  fliipw right 

12  Samuel  Adams,   flioemaker 

10  John  Morris,  labourer 
8  Jofhua  Merrick,  houfe  carpenter 


rrime  leadingjiom  Swansoit  Street  i^elow  Sweedisb  Cburcb, 

7  Lewis  Deweesj  blackfmith 
next  John  M'MuUin,  blackfmith 
next  William  Lyons,  fliip  joiaer 
next  Ifrael  Fithiii,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Sufannah  Powell,  hacklier 
next  John  Gilfiy,  labouier 

21   Mary  Cohoon,  fpinner 

23  Judith  Woedfall,  fpinner 

25^Richard  Dunlap,  blackfmith 

27   Henry  Louderbeck,  carter 

29  Thomas  Sweeny,  labourer 

31    David  Morgan,  labourer 
next  Dugan  Moore,  mariner 

33  James  Osvuer,  fhipwright 

35  James  Garwood,  labourer 

39  Ifaac  Martin,  fliipwright 
next  James  Conner,  labourer 
next  James  Coleman,  labourer 
next  Phineas  Bart,  mariner 


South  Second  from  Cedar  Street, 

256  Thompfon  and  Lyle,  grocers 
258  Robert  M.  Graham,  druggift 
next  Peregrine  H.  Wharton,  merchant 


[     166     1 
Second  Street  continuedm 

5.64  Thomas  Cuthbert,  merchant 
266  John  Church  M.  D. 
268  WiHiam  Lewis,  merchant 
270  Peter  Chanieau,  hairdreffer*'       ■• 
ne>^t  James  Dougherty,  hair-dreffer 
274  Ifabella  Moore,  mantn?.  maker 
jicxt  Patrick  Denna,  fhipwright 
276   Ilaac  H.  Jackfon,  merchant 
■278   William  Duer,  fhipmafler 
280  Robert  Gaw,  windfor  chair  maker 
iT'Xt  Jane  Bowie,  fliopkeeper 
2B4   William  Alexander,  grocer 

James  Engle,  ironmonger  corner  of  Shippen  ft 
next  Henry  Moliere,  fhipchandler  and  rope  maker 
next  Charles  Swift,  probate  of  wills  and  attorney  at  law 
next  Thomas  Wetherill,  houfe-carpenter 
298  Jacob  Slemmer,  cedar  cooper 
300  W'iliiam  Betty,  (hopkeeper 
302  "William  Rofs,  /hopkeeper 
306  William  Oakford,  flour  dealer 
308   William  Elliot,   carter 
310  Ihomas  Donegan?  taylor 

Adam  Keyfer,  baker  corner  of  Plumb  p; 

next  Anthony  Balde,  baker 

318   William  nV.  Beach,  druggid 

320  Davis  Kerlin,  deputy  marfhal 

322  William  Middleton,  taylor 
Samuel  Sharp,  pilot 

•!;24  Daniel  M'Coy,  bottler 

334  lofeph  Gofs,  M.  D. 

336  Jacob  Greble,  grocer 

340  Francis  Ruffe!,  grocer 

next  William  Pidgeon,  (hoemaker 

346  James  Crawford,  cabinet  maker 

348  Thomas  Gradie,  boarding  houfe 

350  Robert  TurnbuH,   foap  boiler  and  tallow  chandler 

3-2  Filher  Holmes,  houfe  carpenter 

3^5  John  Barnard,  houfecarpenter 

-<;8.  Felix  Crawford,  cabinet  maker 

'60  George  Harding,  houfe  carpenter 
Edward  Stains,  rigger 
Sternes  Fleniing,   cabinet  maker 

next  jofeph  Thomas,  tavernkeeper 

next  James  Edgar,  fliopkeeper 

next  Margaret  Gallagher,  (hopkeeper 

next  Ann  Loag,  grocer 

next  James  Fouman,  hair  drelTer 

ne75t  ifabella  Millagan,  taylorefs 


[     167     ] 

Second  Street  continued. 

next  rrederick  Ehler,  baker 
next  John  Harford,  accomptant 

Daniel  Kane,  grocer  corner  of  Queen  ft 

William  Wilfon,  do.  do. 
next  John  Boyle,  ropemaker 
392  Joleph  Conrad,  bricklayer 
next  Jane  Lugan,  boardiag  houfe 
next  Frederick  Feck,   fnipwright 
next  Sarah  Harland,  hiickfler 
next  Jdccb  Baker,   ropemaker 
next  Francis  Smith,  flevadore 
next  Mary  Co,^,ile,  wafher 

Abigail  Griffith,  waflier  do. 

Sarah  Hughes,  boarding  houfe 
next  David  Virtue,  llioemaker 
next  John  Livezly,  wheelright 
next  Samuel  Hurgelhekner,  blackfmith 
next  John  Hoover,  ropemaker 
next  William  Preflon,  fhipwright 
next  John  Cole,  pilot 
next  John  Eallburn,  fliipwright 
next  Matthiai  Ford,  fnipmafter 
next  Peter  De field,  flioeraaker 
next  Zara  Battan,  llioemal^r 

No.  I  William  Art,  fliipwright 

next  David  Chandler,  rope  maker 

next  Robe  t  Howe,  flicemaker 

next  Randal  Biown,  mariner 

next  Jacob  Lawrence,  carter 

next  Ann  Hoover,  feamfhefs 

next  Sufanna  Brady,  fchoolmiftrefs 

n«xt  John  Stoffel,  ropemaker 

next  Margaret  Wifeman,  wafner 

4.13   Francis  Stewart,  fliipm&fter 

neJ^t  John  Batts,  mariner 

next  Robert  Ruffel,  mariner 

next  John  Mwrphy,  mariner 

next  John  Shupert,  coachmaker 

next  John  M-Farlane,  mariner 

next  John  Norton,  mariner 

next  Daniel  Hitchcock,  fclioolmaller 

next  Mary  Clarke,  grocer  corner  of  Queen  ft 

77  Thomas  Craig,  fliipmafter 

75   John  Phillips,  Ihipmafter 

71   Edward  Evans,  gentleman 
next  John  Graham,  ropemaker 
next  Thomas  Mafon,  whitelhiith 
next  William  Lyons,  woodiawer 
next  Crodu3  Conwel,  taylor 


[      168     ] 

Second  Street  continued. 

next  Daniel  Butler,  taylor 

next  Dennis  Smith,  labourer 

next  Michael  M'Cloughlan,  labourer  back  of  36-; 

T\c^t  Mary  Watfon,  leamdrels 

litxt  Andrew  Hanfon,  inariner 

next  Pf'ter  Dejiham,  printer 

rext  Jaiic  Petrie,  boarding  houfc 

next  Mary  M'Kenzie,  flicpkeeper 

349  Jolepb  "Williamlbn,   grazier 

347  j«Iin  B.  Hodgicn,  fliipmafter 

345  Rfbcccn  Suplee,  feamdrefs 

343  Join)  Graver,  one  of  the  magiflrates   for  ttie  diftrlcl  of 

Soutliw  ark 
341   Edward  Rice,  fbipmafter 
339  Ifaac  Morton,  hatter 
.321   Samuel  Barclay,  hatter 
319  Peter  Lafitte,  hair-drefier 
317  Oak  ford 

314  William  Cole,  hatter 

315  James  Nicholfon,  pilot 
311   Mary  Murris,  gentle-woman 
309  James  Walter,  fchoolmader 

307  William  Linnard,  houfe  carpenter 

305  Ann  M'Fee, tavern  keeper 

303  Michael  Durney,  bifcuit  baker 

279   Ann  Price,  gentlewoman 

277  James  Cook,  fliipmafier 

275  William  Beard,  fhipmafter 

271   Ann  Carlington,  fliopkeeper 

269   Jacob  Smith,  hairdreffer 

267  John  Thnro,  baker 

265  George  Rees,  fhoemaker 

next  William  Baxter,  grocer 

next  Florence  Mitchell,  china  and  fruit  (lore 


Third  from  South  Street. 

213  Michael  M'Mullin,  painter  and  glazier 

eo-t  Michael  WiRer,  ferryman 

215   Jolm  Jnlien,  hairdreffer 

217   Sarah  Ludlow,  boarding  houfe 

next  Thomns  Farmer,  labourer 

next  Alexander  Graham,  taylor 

next  Chri:liana  Parker,  tavernkeeper 

next  Samuel  Knorr,  baker 

next  Paul  Cummins,  M.  D. 

jiexi  John  Piemlngton,  Ihipmaller 


[     1G9     ] 
Third  Street  continusd. 

45   James  Campbell,  grocer 
next  Robert  Taylor,  mariner, 
next  Stephen  Sockam,  mariner 
next  Jacob  Mayhew,  wheelwright 
next  Samuel  Work,  houle  carpenter 
next  William  Rurk,  mariner 
245   James  Bradley,  iu^ar  baker 
247   Chriftopher  Engelre!.<ijit,  blackfmith 
next  Alexander  M'Pberlbn,  liuckfler 
251    Patrick  Gorman,  bottler 
253  George  Carter,  feed  and  flour  ftore 
257  John  Smith,  miariner 
next  Simeon  Pnrlefs,  rag  gatherer 
next  Andrew  Johnibn,  houie  carpenter 
next  John  Smith,  coafler 
next  Mary  Ann  Snyder,  (hoe  flore  corner  of  German  ft 

Robert  Brewington,   blacklmith  do. 
next  Adam  Krine,  baker 
next  Robert  Allen,  innkeeper 
next  Richard  Davis,  mariner 

.  I  Rachael  Kyfer,  huck'ler 
next  Henry  Wililher,  mariner 
214  Robert  Bloer,  jun.  calico  and  linen  glazier 
222   James  Hogan,   pedlar 
224  Margaret  WiU'on,  gentlewoman 
226   tfugh  Mor.ifon,  tavernkecper 
next  Thoraas  Wilkins,  tavernkeeper 
next  Alexander  M'AlIefler,  tavernkeeper 
254  Jofeph  Galloway,  fliip  mafter 
236  Silas  F-ngles,  meafurer  of  carpenter's  v/crk 

Con.  O'donnell,  bottler  corner  of  Shippen  ft 
next  George  Beard,  gentleman 
next  Francis  Reniio,  paper  hanger 
next  Ann  Jackfon,  leamflrefs 

44  John   Smith,  boarding  houfe 
next  William  Clare,  grocer 
next  Catharine  Beebe,  wafher 
next  George  Wimer,  grocer 
next  Stephen  Baker,  conftable 
next  Stephen  Davis,  wheelwright 
next  Jacob  Connelly,  blackfmith 
272  Alexander  Wallace,  accomptant 
274  Andrew  Fonde,   grocer 
next  Ann  Newton,  feamflrefs 
next  John  Anderfon,  mariner 
next  John  Mervine,  grocer  '  ' 

74  Anthony  Maggi,  fto.ekeepex 
next  Ifaac  Davis,  fhoemaker 

Y 


[     170     ] 

Third  Street  continued. 

next  Aiiilicw  M'Neflrie,  plaiftcrer 

Jclin  Roebuck,  grocer  corner  of  German   fr 
next    VV  Robilbn,  mariner 
next  Klizabcth  Jackfon,  waHier 
next  Mary  Fichtcr,  Ipinner 
ne::t  Samuel  C!;iyton,  fhoeniaker 
next  Mary  Ann  Altberglier,  walher 
next  Tlicmas  Swaine,  fhipwright 
next  Mary  Sloan,  ieamllrefs 
next  Mary  Martin,  leanidrefs 

Fourth  Street  j-uuning  from  South. 

I   John  Davidfon,  baker  0 

next  Racbael  White,  fliopkeeper 
next  Celia  Scott,  cook 
next  John  Courtney,  oyflerman 
next  Mary  Conper,  ieamflrefs 
next  Violet  Bringhiirfl;,  wadier 
next  "William  I.  Price,  grocer 
next  John  Jones,  fliallopman 
next  Simeon  Phillips,  mariner 
next  Sarah  Rols,  feamftrefs 
next  Mary  Harris,  clear  (larchei* 
next  Edward  Godfrey,  flioeniaker 
next  Jacob  Holland,  waiter 
next  David  Haynes,  fhoemaker 

Eliza  Kicrnan,  grocer  corner  of  Shippen  Iv 
next  John  Adams,  fhoemaker 
next  Andrew  M'Calla,  (lioemaker 
13:;  Manus  Furey,  boarding  houfe 
134.  Zephaniah  Bartlett,  mariner 
136  D.  Connoly,  flioeraaker 
next  James  O'Neil,  tavernkeeper 
next  Jacob  B.  SaulkiM,  mariner 
next  Daniel  Laugherty,  labourer 
next  Robert  Fergufen,  flioemaker 
next  William  Chapman,  fiilimonger 
next  Henry  Splllard,  florekceper 
next  RoGna  WVmer 

1   John  Eoyle,  grocer 
next  Jofeph  Edwards,  boarding  houfe 
next  Anthony  Smith,  mariner 
next  Jacob  Smith,  wood  fawer 
next  William  Sanderfon,  mariner 
next  Alexander  McLaughlin,  grocer 


I    i71     ] 

Fourth  Street  continued* 

A- 

next  Rebecca  EcUIey,  fchoolmiflicfs 

rext  George  Shidle,  oak  cooper 

next  John  Huril,  hoiife  carpenter 

next  Thomas  M'Claflcey,  fhoemater 

next  John  Cottril,  inaiiner 

next  Peter  Afair,  labourer 

next    John  Selick,  flevadore 

next  James  Houlton,  iliip  mafier 

next  Thomss  Coperthwaite,  houfe  carpenter 

next  Cornelius  M'Mannis,  taylor 

next  Patrick  Conav/ay,  taylor 

ne^t  Robert  Williams,  mariner 
45  James  Fox,  ftore  keeper 
4?    William  Keating,  tavernkeeper 
49   Hugh  Graham,    M.  D. 

next  William  Jennings,  mariner 

next  James  Dougherty,  trader 

next  John  M'Intire 

next  Qiviftian  Betz,  baker 

Fijib  Street  from  Soiitb. 

i   George  Clarke,  carter 
next  James  Greer,  feed  and  meal  ftore 
next  Mary  Ladier,  tavernkeepe?' 
ijext  Phcebe  Scott,  wafher 
next  Jacob  Leafs,  butcher 
i-fext  Rebecca  Martin,  feamftrefs 
next  Peter  Y/cod,  corder 
neXt  William  Young,  taylor 
ne^t  William  M'Donogh,  grocer 
ne^t  Michael  Walch,  porter 
next  Samuel  M'Learn,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Elias  Reyjiolds,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Richard  Davis,  fliallopman 
next  Anthony  Sinkey,  (Wpmafler 
next  Dominick  Sheridan,  feed  (lore 

Phillip  Lefe,  grocer  corner  of  Plumb  ft 
next  David  Howell,  taylor 
next  John  Taylor,  blackfmith 
next  Rebecca  Pobinfon,  leamftrefs 
next  Nicholas  Bunting,  nailor 
next  George  Sheed,  cabinet  maker 
next  Nathan  Frame,  blackfmith 
next  George  Sheed,  plaiflerer 
next  Owen  Roberts,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Lemuel  Franklin^  ftioenuker 


Fifth  Street  continued. 

r.CTit  John  EiDp:les,  fliingle  dreffer 
ne^'t  Michael  Kuhn,  hcufe  carpenter 

I   John  Knox,  fchoolmafler 
next  Michael  Freyiu^,  eanhem  ware  manufadiittr 
next  John  Rolph,  mariner 
iicxt  H^inrv  Stewart,  mariner 
next  Sarah  Anc'crf.-  .,  leamlh-efs 
r.ext  John  Hunier,  houle  carpenter 
n'xt  Frederick  Borifeldt,  innkeeper 
next  Francis  Helfrich,  taylor 
«ext  Edward  Mnllin,   accomptairt 
next  'J'homas  Hutton,   labourer 
ne^t  John  Watters,  dealer 
iicJ^t  Thcnias  Smith, labourer 
ne^t  Mary  Henderibn,  widow  tavernkeeper 
r.e'^t  Neal  Harkins,  bricklayer 
next  Garret  Dudel,  baker 
iicxtjuiiii  Reilley,  h-ouTe  carpenter 
next  Robert  Rogers,  porter 
next  Thomas  M'Garney,  labourer 
r.ext  James  Garvin,  carter 
next  Benjamui  Lang,  carter 
next  Henry  Emerick  houle  carpenter 
nc^t  David  Stewart,  houfe  carpenter 
next  John  Thoma?,  painter  and  glazier 
next  Simeon  Millar,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Nathaniel  Richards,  type  founder 
next  John  Tribe,  porter 
next  John  P.  Hurt?,  porter 

Front  Street  running  from  Souths 

ZS5  George  A.  Walter,  (hoemaker 

287  Daniel  Brown,  mariner 

2^9  Heniy  Martin,  tavernkeeper 

1^1  James  Hutchinfon,  taylor 

O;  Daniel  Brewton,  fea  captain 

295  William   Beebe,  mariner 

297  Henry  Bennett,  mate 

299  John  Nitholibn,  houle    carpentc: 

John  Hurly  painter  and  glazier 

-01  Ann  Miller,  gentlewoman 

303  Francis  Wrigley,  printer 

-^05  George  Morton,  lea  captain 

307  Daniel  Tillinghaft,  fea  captain 

529  John  Louden,  tobacconift 


[     i73     ] 
Front  Street  continued. 

333  Janies  Cole,  labourer  ' 

Ifaac  Hozey,  krmber  nierchajit  corner  of  Almond  ft 

iiichard  Barriugton,  grocer  do. 
341   John  Aniel!,  Rore  keeper 
next  William  Gillen,  mariner 
545   Margaret  Walker,  fiiopkeeper 
349  John,  Thcmpron,  {hoemaker 
351   Solomon  Steelman,  hair  dreffer 
353    William  Lucas,  carter 
355   Thomas  Giffbrd,  leaman 
357  C.  G.  Refli,  boarding  houfe 
359    Mary  Phill,  lliop  keeper 
369  "Andrew  Mor.tgomerjj,  fchoolmader 
377   Stephen  Payran,  hatter 

John  Swanfon,  mariner  back  of  do. 

Margaret  Lauderbrun,  grocer  corner  of  Mead  alley 
38 1   John  Boyd,  lea  captain 
383   George  Relm,  brewer 
387   Mntthew  Perry,  leaman 
389   Samuel  Holget,  flioe  maker 
393   Daniel  Carteret,  windlbr  chair  maker 
397  James  Fultcn,  grocer  ' 

399  Samuel  Crowell,  pilot 

401    Ji'feph  W.  Carteret,  cabinet  and  chair  maker 
next  Andrew  Wright,  fliop  keeper 
405   John  Curtis,  potter 
403  John  Forqua,  labourer 
403  Margaret   M'Donald  wido'V 
40:;  William  Scott,  feaman 
403  John  Norkway,  rigger 
407  John  Grimes,  taylor 
409  Charles  Allen,  grocer 
411   JohnOgilby,  fhipwright 

Jofeph  Ogilby,  fhipwright 
41:5  Jofeph  Michael,  fea  captain 
415  Charles  Young,  grocer 

Ann  Mills,  leamRrefs  back  of  do. 

42.1   James  Brooks,  cabinet  maker 

IMary  Baker,  fchoolmiflreft 
423  John  Swanfon,  mariner 

Widow  Colwell,  gentlewoman 
425  Henry  Monro,  cabinet  maker 
425  Catherine  Hudncr,  fiiopkeeper 
next  Francis  Wolfftich,  baker 

Ifaac  HowlingSj  fea  captain  corner  of  f^een  11: 

Elizabeth  Litman,  grocer  do. 
433  Marmaduke  Merrit,  boat  builder 


[   174  ] 

Front  Street  ccntinued, 

435  Nathaniel  Gates,  fliipwiight 
437  Jeremiah  Jackfon,  fhipmalkr 
next  George  Cline,  fhipwright 
next  James  Smith,  fljipmafter 
next  George  Ryzer,  fchoohnafter 
next  Peter  Melony,  taylor 
next  William  Warner,  fliocmaker 
next  William  CafTt-dy,  mad:  maker 
iie^t  John  Killar,  blackfmith 
next  Margaret  Green,  gentlewoman 
lie  t  Mary  Jones,  grocer 
next  Samuel  Hale,  boat  bnilciet 
next  Thomas  Mount,  grocer 
ne^t  Nehemiah  Mauli,  boat  builder 
next  Valentine  Wood,  (hopkeeper 
next  Charles  Chainederlech,  grocer 
479  J°^i'i  Tarris,  fliipmafter 
next  John  Dsvereux,  fliipmafter 
179  John  Smith,  rope  maker 
next  Alexander  M'Coy,  labourer 
next  Alexander  Morriibn,  flioemaker 
next  Nicholas  Lowe,  pilot 
next  Benjamin  Hall,  accomptant 
next  William  Mayors,  flioemaker 
next  George  Tybout,  coachman 
next  Elizabeth  Downey,  feamflrefs 
next  Robert  Merrick,  Shipwright 
next  ChrlRopher  Walker,  grocer 
next  Robert  Parkenfon,  rope  maker 
iie'^t  John  Flinn,  mariner 
ne^t  .William  Brown,   mariner 
ne^t  Alexander  M'Kinfey,  labourer 
ne^'t  John  Golley,  rope  maker 
neXt  John  Fifk,  rope  maker 
next  Margaret  Karr,  (hopkeeper 
next  John  Wright,  fliipw right 
next  Robert  Brady,   fliipwright 

z^-()  John  Thompfon,  tavernkeeper 

246  Sarah  Fox,  grocer 

248  James  Moffatt,  fea  captain 

next  Mrs.  Wilfon,  widow 

252  James  Eliis,  brafs  founder 

next  John  Lewis,  hair  dreffer 

254  'iiiomas  Bickham,  boat  builder 

256  Thomas  Arnold,  fea  captain 

358  James  R.  M<0rkle,  gentleman 

::;'jo  Geor£;e  W.  Mofs,  iea  captain 


.       C     1/5     ] 
Front  Street  continued, 

262  George  Keehmie,  bifcuit  baker 

264   Aaron  Mufgrave,  fait  meafiirer 

266  Elizabeth  Carfdarp,  fchoolmiftiefs 

270  Patrick  M'Laughlin,  tavernkeeper 

272  Margaret  Watlbn,  millener  «» 

274  Stocklc)'  Ayres,  fea  captain 

276  Hannah  Gillalpy,  dry  good  flore 

278  Richard  George,  fea  captain 

2J-'o  Thomas  Larkam,  mariner 

282   Martha  Dodds,  feamUrefs 

2S4  Bridget  Connor,  tavernkeeper 

286  Patrick  Galbrath,  clock  and  watch  iTiak«r 

290  John  Brown,  fea  captain 

292  David  Bjown,  lea  captain 

294  John  Siddons,  houfe  carpenter 

296  James  Conchy,  dry  good  ftore 

300  John  Thornton,  tavernkeeper 

302  Agnes  Giles,  widow 

304  John  Conchy,  ftore  keeper 

5c6  Elizabeth  Cook,  fchoolmiflrefs  - 

308  Cadwallader  Evans,  inrkeeper 

312  William  Lcnard, 

314   Ifrael  Palmer,  fhoemaker 

318  William  Arbutton,  grocer 

320  Robert  M'Call,  fea  captain 

Lewis  Michael,  pilot  back  of  ^zo 
322   William  Wilfon,  houie  carpenter 
324  John  Heeny> 
326  Sarah  Savage,  fhopkceper 
328  Bowen  and  Walton,  cabinef  makers 
33c  William  Robinfon,  julHceofthe  peace 
332  Elizabeth  Jordan,  Ihopkeeper 
334  Thomas  Tarrant,  pilot 
336  Malcom  M'Nairn,  fea  captain 
338  John  Towell,  brulh  maker 
340  William  Herman,  jun.  baker 
342  Samuel  Martin,  fail  maker 

HeOer  Cook,  taylorefs  back  of  do 

344  James  Otto,  cabinet  and  chair  maker 

345  John  Frankford,  fea  captain 
350  Turpin  Kilby,    fea  captain 

352  James  Doughty,  lumber  merchant 

35+  Juh"  Or'i^  ""OP^  maker 

356  John  Hunn,  fea  captain  "^ 

358   Thomas  Norvis,  f-^a  captain. 

360  Jnfeph  Huddell  jun.  lumber  merchant 

362  Mary  Anderfon,  dr)'  good  {lore 


[    1'6    ] 

Front  Street  ccniimied, 

364    Jolin  Pliillips,  barber 
366  Patrick 'IVavHs,  rigger 
368  Ann  Kean,  fliopkeeper 
370  Mr.-,.  Leonard,  widow 
3;5frP.  Fenwick,  pilot 
374  Geoijve  Pearfcii,   houfe  carpenter 
376  Catherine  Fritz,  widow 
378   Charles  Davidibii,  lea  captain 
380  Ilirliard  Thomas,  (liip  caipcnter 
Natlianiel  Huttun,   (liipwright 
next  Archibald  M'Faden 
next  Jonathan  Doughty,   (liipwright 
386  \YiUiam  Cox,  leu  captain 
388  Ildbclla  Price,  (hop  keeper 
next  George  Burk,  grain  meafurer 
next  William  Nefbitt,  grocer 
414  Richard  Skirm,  fliallopman 
next  Elizabeth  Keemer,   fliopkeeper 
next  Michael  Qn^igley,   fhip  carpenter 
next  John  Rubinlbn,  mariner 
next  Nicholas  Newall,  fhipmadex 
next  S.ephen  Flanagan,  pilot 
438  lianc  Rice,   (liipwright 
440  John  Barnes,  pilot 
III  John  Grime',  mall  maker 
446  Uriah  Profier,    Oioemaker 
iiext  Price  Egans,  pilot 
next  Matthias  Baker,  rope  maker 
next  William  Garwood,  Ciipwright 
next  Jolin  Bartbrd,  fliipwright 
next  Tohn  Boyd,  rope  maker 
next  1  bomas  Parcell,  lope  maker 
196  Nathaniel  Davis,  flioe  maker 
next  Jane  Roger,  fliopkeeper 
next  'I'homas  Baffet,  fliallopman 
next  ?>Irs.  Ward,  widow 
next  Hugh  Derbrov,  labourer 
492  Abraham  Gowland,  mariner 
next  Lawrence  Ploover,  fliipwright 
next  Robert  Merrick,  carter 


Svianscn  street  running  north  and  south  from  Cedar  strett 
near  the  Delaivare. 

Michael  M'Coniiomey,  taylor 
next  Charles  Martin,  mariner 
Jiext  Francis  Harrilon,  nevadore 
next  Sufannah  Richards,  IVamftrefs 
ncxi  John  Jones,  oak  cooper 

12  Sufannah  Little,  widow 

14  John  Buckious,  mariner 
next  Owen  Murphy,  boarding  houfe 

18  Patience  Ireland,  boarding  houTe 

20  John  Kelly,   grocer 

2  2  John  M'Donald,  taylor 
next  Lcsvis  Myers,  taylor 
next  Sarah  Dunlap,  huckfter 
next  Thomas  Bickham,  boat  builder 

54   William  Seattle,  boarding  houfc  » 

next  James  Reving,  labourer 

52  Frederick  Troll,  baker 

54.  Mary  Hale,  taverF.keeper 
nCjjt  Sarah  Penrofe,  gentlewoman 
next  Patrick  NichoUbn,  grocer 

60  Robert  M'MuUin,  ihip  joiner 

62  Benjamin  Weeks,  n)lp  mafter 

66  William  T.  Donaldfon,  maft  maker 

74  Wliliam  Clifcon,  gentleman 

80  John  Clifcon,  jun.  merchant 
next  Jofepli  Griffith,  fliip  joiner 
next  Daniel  M'NuIty,  taylor 
next  William  A.  Fuller,  grocer  corner  of  Mead  alley  / 

Walter  Foiler,   taylor  do 
next  William  Taylor,  iT)oe  maker 

94   William  Devan,  taylor 

96   Ann  Kilpatrick,  midwife 
next  Michael  W'ormflead,  labourer  ' 

100  Mr.  Lee,  accomptant 
102  John  VVheelaij,  fhipmafter 
104  Enoch  Remick,  grocer 

William  Gartley,  rigger  corner  of  Parram's  alley 
112   Sarah  Reynolds,  (hopkeeper 
114  George  Hood,  tavernkeeper' 
116  Lewis  Clniife,  boarding  houfe 
next  Elizabeth  Fuller,  huckfter  ^^ 

next  Samuel  Day,  fhip  mailer  • 

120   Hugh  M'Pherfon,  mariner 
122   Martha  Murray,  gentlewoman 
next  William  Workman,  grocer 
next  John  Farrell,  taylor 
next  Robert  Smith,  fail  maker 


[    irs    ] 

Stvartson  Street  continued. 

ncvt  Archibald  Littlt",  grocer  near  Ca'.heriiit  ft 
next  Martin  Etlienger,   niopkeepcr 
142   Sarah  Crawford,   widow 
next  John  Einsworth,  ftevadorc 
144  Caleb  Earl,  (liip  mafter 
146   James  Mead,  hair  drcIVer 
154  Matthias  Pinyard,  oak  cocper 
next  William  Scott,  fiiip  carpenter 
158  John  Coates,  (hipwright 
J  60  Thomas  Thomplbn,  mafl  maker 
162  Sainuel  Pile,  ien.  honfc  carpenter 
164  Samuel  Pile,  jun.  niariner 
1 66  Andrew  Ra}',  grocer 
next  George  Ellengham,  (hipwright 
next  Adam  Vance,  blackfmith 
next  Lawrence  Bufli,  labourer 
ne^t  Patrick  Reilley,   grocer  and  tavernkeeper 
162  Frederick  Godfliali,  fhingle  merchant 
next  Jofeph  Marfln,  lumber  merchant 
next  Nicholas  Collin,  minifler  of  the  Swedlfh  church 
next  David  Ware,  Ihip  chandler 
.next  Archibald  Fiftier,  fliipmaller 
rext  Jeremiah  Much,  fhipwright 
next  Matthew  Gilfry,  fhipwright 
next  Jofluia  Humphreys,  fliipwright 
ne^t  Stephen  Beafely,  fhipwright 
ne^t  Charles  Lang,  tavernkeeper 
next  George  Crofs,  fawer 

I   Thomas  Taylor,  taylor 
3  Thomas  Stewart,  fail  maker 
7   George  Ozeas,  bilcuit  baker 
9  Thomas  Webb,  fea  captain 
1 1   Thomas  Hutchins  and  co.  taylors 
Joleph  Walker,  fhoe  maker 
next  Anthony  Campbell,  bifcuit  baker    • 
13  Sarah  Knox,  gentlewoman 
15   Hugh  Gorley,  grocer 
17  Rachel  Mercer,  boarding  houfe 
19  Emanuel  RinedoUar,  taylor 
21   John  Pellington,  flax  dreffer 

William  Penrofe,  fliipwright  corner  of  Almond  ft 
J^hn  Flowers,  do 
next  Mary  Johnfbn,  waflierwoman 
69  Catherine  Corlett,  boarding  houfc 
71  Jobs  Hood,  grocer 
77  Jofeph  Huddle,  ftave  merchant 
79  Charles  Hood,  grocer 


[     179     ] 

Sivanson  Street  coritiintcd. 

Si    John  H.  Phillips,  taylor 
87  Rieloff  Alberfon,"  board  merchant 
89  John  Davis,  fliip  wright 

4)5   Mr.  Lyiies,  lumber  merchant  ♦ 

next  Jofeph  Chew,  oyfterman 
99  Archibald  Shaw,  boarding  houfe 
101    William  Britton,  lumber   merchant 
J  03   Caleb  Bickham,  Have  merchant 
105   Samuel  Read,  gentleman 

Ifaac  Hozey,  lumber  merchant  corner  of  Catherine    ft 
dwelling  No.  26 
next  John  Delav^u,  lliip  wright 

James  Doughty,  lumber  merchant  corner  of  Queen  ft 
'I'homas  Shortali,  ftave  merchant  do 
ncxt  Robert  Ralrtoii,  grocer 
next  William  Marley,  fiioc  maker  do. 
next  Nicholas  Thorman,  rigger  below  Qu.een  ft 
next  Thomas  Singleton,  caulker 
next  Catherine  Williams,  nurie 
next  Maull  and  I'rimble,  boat  builders 
next  Turner  and  Thompfon,  mall  makers 
next  Robert  M'Mullen,  lun^ber  merchant  ' 

next  Frederick  Godfhall,  dealer  in  ftiingles 

Theobald  Bourke,  patent  pump  maker  near  Chriftian  ft 
Marfli  and  Jofiah,  ftiip  chandlers  oppofite  the  Sweeds 

Church 
Ann  Carhart,  gentlewoman  below  Chriftian  ft 
Ifaac  Parker,  bargeman  do         do 

Jacob  Cline,  taylor  do  do 

Elizabeth  Coaram,  widow       do  do 

next  Jofeph  Robinfon,  clerk 

Passyimk  road  from  Plumb  street. 

James  Mulligan,  blackfmith  , 

next  Tobias  Barrett,  acGomptant 
next  John  Tutton,  labourer 
next  Charles  Shults,  corn  chandler 
next  Dayton  Burk,  labourer 
next  Jofeph  Tamfey,  turner 
next  Virgil  White,  woodfawer 
next  Eliiabeth  Shaffer,  widovr 
next  George  M.  Gunnefs,  boarding  houfe 
next  James  Enew,  grocer 
next  Mary  Young,  china  ftore 
next  Chriftian  Beackley,  wheelwright 
next  Benjamin  Latte,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Elizabeth  Bart,  fcamftrefs 
next  Paul  Cake,  bricklayer 
next  Charles  Black,  waiter     j 


[      180     ] 

Pas sy link  road  continued. 

viC7A  JoliK  Reed,  accomptant 
Bei)jnniiii  Afl)toii,  taylor 
jiezt  J^nic-s  Sc  itt,  jilaiflerer 
utxt  TliouiHs  K  Ivoy,  lab,;urer  f 

next  Peter  Dale,  wooclfa.'er 
next  Samuel  Thomas,  l.i!)ourer 
next  Mary  M(v>ie,  waflierwoman 
next  '^a^ick  Hopkins,  labourer 
r.ex.t  \Viliiam  Little,  laLouier 
nC^t  Jane  bhoie,  fpinner 
next  JaiDes  Louj^hlade,  labourer 
next  James  Gibloa,  diftiller 
next  Williym  Search,  uhecKvright 
next  Godfrey  Slaughter,  labourer 

Passjitnh  road  from  Carpenters  street^ 

Glia  l'.-s  Mrore,  carter 

Samuel  Clarke,  labourer 

Patrick   Ward,  plaifle'cr 

Patrick  L'Highery,  labourer 
next  ArtlUir  M'Connell,  plaiRerer 
next  William  M 'Clean,  labouier 
next  John  M'A.(!c  carter 
next  Samuel  Luzader,  pidure  frame  maker 

Edward  Pemb;iar,     do  do  do 

next  Anthony  M'Keaver,  rope  maker 

Charles  M'Keaver,  labourer 
ne>:t  Diiuiel  Hachonij  taylor 
next  Robert  Davis,  carter 
next  Chrillian  Clouler,  baker 
next  Thomas  Robbins,  grocer 
I'ext  James  M'C)rmick,  (hoemaker 
next  I'hoHias  Bcvens,  mariner 
next  Benjan)in  Mariner,  houfe  caroenter 
'  Joieph  Marvel,  maiiner 

Sbippen  from  Front  street, 

Elizabeth  Kinfey,  Avaflierwoman 
lo  William  M'Clelan,  taylor 

James  Campbell,  mariner  back  of  lo 

12  jSlary  Loyde,  boarding-  houfe 
14.  George  Dowe,  boarding  houfe 

1 3  Jofeph  Herborn,  mariner 
20  Samuel  Holt,  fliipmafter 

22  Daniel  Caiteiet,  cabinetmaker  • 

24  James  Duncan,  carter 
26  Lyde  Flood,  fliopkeeper 


[    i8i     ] 

Sbippen  street  continued. 

;8  Sarali  Randall,  (licvpkeeper  and  boarding  houfe 
Thomas  Gorry,  fliipmaCcer 

46  John  bansfield,  coachmakcr 

48  Stephen  RiiflVlI,  mariner 

50  James  Foitcn,   tail  maker 

52  John  Tree,  mariner 

54  Uichaid  Duncan,  grocer 

60  James  Reid,  lioufe  carpenter 
Peter  Brady,  innkeeper 
next  John  Lacomb,  M.  D. 

6S  Samutl  Hampton,  accomptant 
ne^^t  James  Miirtaugh,  grocer 

Joleph  Leroy,  hair  dreffer  abovarThird  ft 
Thomas  M'Clafkey,  (hoeraaker     do     do 
next  Philip  Tear,  grocer 
Hext  Hairiet  Magee,  fliopkeeper 

y6  Ilabella  Smith,  boarding  houfe 
next  Jamts  Stewart,  blacklmith 
next  Patrick  Q^ig,  labourer 
next  Frederick  Eberle,  baker 
114  John  Davey,  cabinet  maker 
next  Catherine  Amack,  wafherwoman 

I  AVllliam  Robinlbn,  jun.  attorney  at  law 
3  Thomas  Craig',  tavernkeeper 
5  Edward  Smiti),  mariner 
7  Sebaftian  Rink,  {hoemaker 
9  Henry  f^ige,  taylor 

Thomas  King,  woodlawer 
1 1  Jofeph  Lee,  mariner 
13  Samuel  Burkloe,  watchmaker 
next  Henry  Barnet,  ftevadore 
next  Chrirtopher  O'Conner,  fea  captain 

Francis  Toze,  hair  drelTer  near  Second  ft 
]\ivid  Foriyth,  taylor  do         do 

John  Erwin,  do  do 

James  Bell,  taylor  do         do 

37  Peter  M'.ercken  and  co.  fugar  refiners 
41  Henry  Miercken,  gcKtleman 
43  Henry  Kennedy,  fea  captain 
45  Elifha  Crowell,  pilot 
47  James  Mulford,  pilot 
next  John  Walteis,  fchool  mailer 
55  William  M'Connell,  mariner 
57  William  Webb,  jeweller 
59  Matthias  Bym,  mate  of  a  lliip 

John  Morrifon,     do         do 
61  Robert  Taylor,  conftable 
63  Tlioinaa  Anderlbn,  ieaj;aptain 


[     182     } 

Sbippen  street  continued. 

utxt  Parr  Willard,  tavernkeeper 

next  Maria  Dunn, 

next  R-  Sherman,  widow 

next  Devonihire  Barnes,  fruiterer 

John  Knox,  mariner  between  Third  k  Fourth  ft 
John  M'Donnell,  boarding  houfe     do         do 
P.  Peters,  cake  baker  do         do 

William  Black,  flioemaker  do         do 

James  Readen,  mariner  near  Fourth  ft 
Sarah  Hudfon,  huckfter  corner  of  Fourth  ft 
Margaret  M'Doweli,  between  Fourth  8c  Fifth  ft 
John  Tracy,  grocer,  corner  of  Crab  ft 
William  Young,  taylor  corner  of  Fifth  ft 

Plumb  from  Second  Street, 

Thomas  Kerr,  breeches  maker 
next  Robert  Kenney,  dealer 

II   George  Stineford,  baker 
John  Thornber 
,  13   William  Littlefliip,  joiner 
next  Ifaac  M'Fee,  houfe  carpenter 

15  H'aac  M'Phee,  houfe  carpenter 
John  Fiflier,  mariner  back  of  17 

17  Sarah  Stewart,  fhopkeeper 
next  George  Propeft,  fugar  baker] 

21   William  Mackie,  boarding  houfe 
next  John  Labourer, 
next  Robert  M'MuIlin,  clerk 
rext  John  Evans,  houfe  carpenter 

27  Thomas  Quail,  rigger 
next  Thomas  Boyle,  houfe  carpenter 
next  \V  idow  Cos 
uext  Richard  Hall,  oyfterman 
fiext  Daniel  Lynch,  labourer 
next  John  Burris,  cutler 

41    Patrick  Carroll,  bottler 

45  Francis  Yallee,  gentleman 

51   Jofeph  Boultoa,  flioemaker 

23  Alexander  M'Kinla,  flioemaker 
James  M'Kinla,  fiiopkeeper 

55   'iliomas  Nelfon,  ftorekeeper 

69  Htnry  M'Euen,  conftable 

Adam  and  Samuel  Reide,  bottlers 

71    Widow  Burns 
next  Sarah  Mulligan 
jiext  James  Moffett,  grocer 

71   John  Djnlevy,  flioemaker 


[     183     ] 
Plumb  Street  continued, 

Robert  M'Mullen,  bricklayer 
t^cxt  Ifabella  Moore,  fliopkeeper 

George   Mervine,  grocer  between  Third  and  Fourth  ft 
Charlotte  Williami  do.  do. 

Alexander  Dillon,  labourer  do.  do. 

James  Hall,  fhoemaker  do.  do. 

Peter  Green,  mariner  do.  do. 

William  Brown,  grocer  corner  of  Fourth  ft 
next  Edward  Hay,  flone  mafon 

Peter  Read,  weigher,  between  Fourth  8c  Fifth  ft 
Henry  Watfon,  rag  gatherer 
James  Robb,  baker 
Charles  Murray,  porter 
Benjamin  Black,  porter 
Mary  Biiby,  widow 
Francis  Wordhy,  ftioemaker 
John  Hartman  (hoemaker 
William  Ccck,  fea  captain 
Lewis  Zard,  houfe carpenter,  near  Fifth  ft 
Neal  M'Ginnes,  foap  boiler  8c  tallow  chandler,  corner  • 
of  Fifth  ft 
8  Jevaldus  Stockdale,  grocer 
10  John  M'Micken,  houfe  carpenter 
12  Auguftine  Martin,  mariner 

William  Foy,  mariner 
14  Mary  Collins,  gentlewoman 
2.0  John  Grace,  ftioemaker 
"ZZ  George  Storey,  houfe  carpenter 
24  Rachel  Alexander,  gentlewoman 
28  George  Cummings,  grocer 
36  William  Reed,  porter 
Mary  Webb,  waftier 
William  Vanneman,  taylor 
next  George  Weaver,  ftioemaker 
40  Robert  Hill,  porter 
Samuel  Hall,     do. 
John  Burke,      do. 
next  Elizabeth  Davenport,  huckfler 

Chriftopher  Armftrong,  porter  above  Third  ft 
next  Joieph  Smith,  mariner 
next  Ann  M'Guire,  waflierwoman 
next  Walter  Middleton,  ftiipmafter 
next  Daniel  Sutherland,  gentleman 
next  John  Cannan,  labourer 
next  Margaret  Clayton,  waflierwoman 
next  James  Stewart,  mariner 
next  Catherine  Groughen,  huckfter 
next  John  Bruner,  carter 
next  Samuel  Beatty,  carter 


[      i84     ] 

Plumb  Street  continued 

next  John  Smitii,  mnriner 

next  Hugh  M'Connell,  wood  fawyer 

next  Jamss  Giihnan,  watchman  at  the   Bank   of  Pcniifyl- 

vania 
next  John  Coleman,  tobacconift  above  Fourth  ft 
next  Mrs.  Pvlnrphy,  waflier  woman 
next  Elizabeth  Beard,  liuckRer 
next  Jolin  Harrnh,  labourer 
next  George  Smith,  porter 
next  John  Orr,  grocer 
next  Peter  Luck,  wood  fiuver 
next  Charles  Curvy,  carter 
next  Willliam  Copeland,  carpenter 
next  James  Matthews,  vendue  cryer 
next  Samuel  Hyndman,  publifher 

next  jVl'Ginnefs  Uevereux,  foap  and  candle  manufaclurcr 
next  David  'I'ully,  HevaGore 

James  ^'ully,  houfe  carpenter 

ihompfon  J'ully,  houfe  carpenter 

Small  Street, /rem  South  Fifth,  in  Soittbivark) 

Itarhel  Provoft,  waOier  woman 
next  Henry  M'Cormick,  carter 
next  Samuel  Stephens,  grocer 
next  John  Redman,  biickiayer 
next  James  'I'hotnas,  grocer 
next  John  Black,  labourer 
next  William  KluflTman,  accomptant 
next  John  Moore,  flioemaker 
next  Jacob  Millar,  mariner 
next  Samuel  Rradick,  rag  gatherer 
next  Prifcilla  Shuyler,  waflier  woman 
next  John  Phillips,  mariner 
Thomas  Ellis,  braf:,  founder 

9   Cliriftian  Brown,  mariner 
next  William  Gill,  carter 
next  Daniel  "VYhitely,  grocer 
next  Michael  Jrurden,  mariner    , 
next  Mary  Lawlnfs,  grocer 
next  Benjamin  Freeman,  mariner 
next  John  Doig,  grocer 
next  John  Jvilpatiick,  grocer 

1^   Ruben  Reed,  plalterer 
next  Cato  Freeman,  carter 

t7  Walter  Dyer,  carter 
ni-xt  Thomas  M'Nemaree,  grocer 


[     1S5     ] 


Ctab  Street  from  Cedar  bct-ween  Fourth  and  Fifth  Strctt. 

John  Prigmore,  comedian 

next  John  Boyd,  bricklayer 

next  John   Crofs,  bleeder 

next  Daniel  Call,  labourer 

next  John  Tracey,  grocer 

next  Matthew  M'Knight,  innkeeper 

next  Michael  Roots,  baker 

next  John  Brown,  mariner 

next  Martha  LafFcrty,  feamftrefs 

next  Jonathan  Ifborn,  mariKer 

next  Samuel  Calbraith,  mariner 

next  John  Wager,  mariner 

next  Richard  Coit,  (hoemaker 

next  Mathew  Vance,  boarding  houfe 

Oak  Street  from  Fourtb  to  Fifth  in  Sov.ihxvark. 

James  Budwine,  carter 

next  William  Byrnes,  mariner 

next  Crilwale  Hunt,  clerk  in  the  role  office 

next  William  Mulliu,  (hoemaker 

next  Elenor  Durant,  taylor 

next  ChriRiana  Doyle,  fpinner 

next  Rachel  Coniiely,  cotton  fpinner 

Fitzivater  Street  from  Passyunk  Road  Westward  between 
Plumb  and  German  Street, 

John  Houfer,  porter 
next  widow  M'Dennick,  mead  feller 
next  Richard  Collier,  (hoe  maker       ^ 
next  Charity  HoulTeman,  butcher 
next  Thomas  Carpenter,  conflable 
next  Rob'ert  Smith,  mariner 
next  Charles  Godfrey,  rope  maker 
next  Anna  Fennall,  waflier  woman 
next  John  Shields, 
next  Abraham  M'Quilin,  butcher 
next  Jofhua  Raybold,  flarch  maker 
next  Thomas  Dixey,  pump  maker 
next  Matthew  Goddey,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Charles  Colwell,  carter 
next  John  Dougherty,  labourer 
next  Sarah  Knox,  waflier  woman 
0ext  George  M'Glaulathan,  labourer  ' 

next  James  Crofsly,  mariner 
next  Mary  Bray,  huckfter 


[     186     ] 

Summer's  Court,  from  Second  Slreefr  behvcen  Christian  and 
%teen  Slrcet. 

Robert  Fee,  fliipwright 
next  George  Sliubert,  flioemaker 
next  John  Stanbury,  Ihoemaker 
next  Jolir^li  Richore,  mariner 
next  William  B.  Vaughaii,  fliipinafler 
Hext  Andrew  Summers,  fen.  gentleman 

* 
Cox's  Alley,  from  Front  Street,  to  the  Delanvare, 

John  Jones,  fliip  wright 
next  James  M'Connell,  labourer 
next  Thomas  Eaflburn,  lliip  wright 
next  Abraham  Bickerton,  niarin<'r 
next  "William  Brown,  fliipmafler 
next  Peter  Rofe,  fliingle  drelTer 
next  Roger  Crane,  fliip  mafler 
next  Thomas  GofF,  fliip  wriglit 
next  Deborah  Simpfon,  fchool  millrefs 
next  William  Sanders>  mariner 
next  Mary  M'Claughlin,  widow 
next  Benjamin  Marfl^all,  labotirer 
next  Jane  Phillips,  feamftrefs 
next  Mary  Craighead,  wafher  woman 
next  Thomas  Stewart,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Sarah  Hays,  waiher  woman 
next  Thomas  Boyd,  labourer 
next  Richard  Walker,  mariner 
next  Sylvan  Valley,  labourer 
next  Ann  Kelley,  wafher  woman 
rext  John  Smith,  blackiraith 

Ball  Alley,  fom  Shippen  Street. 

John  Peter,  cook 
next  Vincent  Ga^iendena,  accomptant 
next  Alexander  I-ogan,  mariner  _, 

Five  Alley,  leads  to  Fourth  Street,  from  Ball  Alley ^ 

Abegal  Bennett,  fe^npRrefs 
next  Thomas  Davis,  mariner 
next  Nathaniel  Badccck,  grocer  and  boardinghoufe 


[     187     1 


Vernon  St  net  y  scut  b  from  Ccdflr^  between  Front  and  Second 
Streets, 

Sarah  Tool,  huckflcr 
nexc  Catherine  M'Dougal,  huckfler 
Rext  William  Dougherty,  mariner 
next  Taedy  Kearney,  accomptant 

8  George  Graber  labourer 

JO  Gabriel  Magee,  foap  boiler  and  tallow  chandler 
John  M'Garvey,  vendue  crier 
next  Ann  TifTrand,  boardinghoufe 
next  Francis  MalTon,  ftore  keeper 

East  side. 

5  Mark  Tate,  niariner 
7  John  E.  Giller,  grocer 

9  Sarah  Campbell,  huckfter 
II  John  Schneider,  pilot 

13  Samuel  Carfon,  fliip  mafter 
19  John  M'Mullin,  filver  fmith 

Bech  Ailejj  from   Swansea  street,  near  the  Still  House 
Wbarf 

William  Faulkner,  fliip  wright 
next  James  Scott,  Hiip  wright 
iiext  Alexander  Taylor,  fhip  wright 
next  Caleb  Culliing,  (liip  mafter  -«■ 

next  Ifrael  Beak,  blackfmith 
next  Jeffe  Turner,  Ihip  wright 
next  William  Giifry,  labourer 
next  Lotholan  M'CIane,  painter  and  glazier 
next  Mr.  Picquet,  block  maker 
next  Elizabeth  M'Pherfon,  fegar  maker  '' 
next  John  Jackfon,  blackfmith 
next  Samuel  Peirce,  fliip  mafler 
jiext  James  Dobbin,  foap  boiler 

Mead  Alley,  from,  Sweuison  street,  next  No.  90. 

Martha  Ray,  huckflcr 
next  Daniel  Conry,  gentleman 
next  Francis  Cleather,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Bartholomew,  Archebald,  boardinghoule 
next  William  Brown,  labourer 
next  Patrick  Kane,  mariner 
next  Mary  Johnfon,  huckfter 
next  John  Coppinger,  pilot,  above  Front  ft 
next  John  Ford,  houfe  carpenter  J 


Meade  Alley  continued. 

next  Jacob  Woolf,  mariner 
next  John  Wand,  mariner 
next  Eli  Bungs,  mariucr 

next  William  Negley,  pilot  > 

8  William  Norris,  fhofmaker 
lo  Jacob  Kofman,  rigger 
next  Fiederick  Vanueman,  taylor 
next  John  IVIalerbright,  M.  D. 
next  John  Meilner,  taylor 
next  John   Dunlap,  mariner 
next  Matthias  Jacobibn,  mariner 

John  Harvey,  grocer  above  Second  ft 
next  William  Powei,  mariner 
next  John  Flenno,  mariner 
next  Robert  Carr,  blackfmith 
next  Robert  de  Silver,  bookbinder 
next  J.;mes  Rcdeman,  mariner 
next  VVilliam    iennant,  labourer 
next  John  TuUy,  flioemaker 
r.ext  John  P.  Loutherman,  labourer 
next  John  Merrot,  milkman 
next  Sydnuli  Allen,  leamlticfs 

Parr  am' s  Alley  ^  leading  from  ^nvanson  Street^  opposite  No,  55, 

Benjamin  Sea,  labourer 
next  Phillip  Vance,  blackfmith 
next  James  Barnes,  pilot 
next  John  Willcocks,  mariner 
next  Jacob  Price,  houte  carpenter 
next  Heller  Barnes,  boarding  houfe 
next  John  Edwards,  mariner 
next  Margaret  M'Neal,  huckfler 
next  Samuel  Irvine,  oak  cooper 
next  John  Fuller,  fliip  joiner 
next  Benjamin  Wilfon,  mariner 
next  Jthii  Hall,  mariner 
next  Thomas  Arnold,  fliipwright 
next  Samuel  Carpenter,  fr.ilmaker 
next  William  Ivamey,  rtialh^pman 
next  Jane  Robinlbn,  gentlewoman 
next  Ann  M'Intire,  ipinner 
next  Mary  Bickerton,  boarding  houfc: 
next  Jeffc  Hunt,  fchoolmafter 
next  Jofeph  Kavo,  mariner 


[     139     3 

Breiuers^  Alley 

4  Ann  Cannon,  widow 
next  Jacob  Crefman,  fhoemaker 
next  Andrew  Thomplbn,  flioeraaker 
next  Mary  Turner,  widow 

next  William  Morgan,  labourer 
56  Barbary  Graice,  widoViT 

Daniel  Miller,  carter 

Rachel  Helbron,  widov/ 
next  Anthony  Bennett,  fiioemaker 
next  John  Rogers,  labourer 
next  John  Steel,  huckller 
next  John  Gumney,  labourer 
next  Daniel   Aflidon,  blackfinith 
next  John  Grace,  carter 

I   Hannah  Middleton,  widow 
3   Hannah  Drain,  walherwoman 

5  John  Walters,  glover 
7  David  Rofe,  bricklayer 
9  George  Roie,  bricklayer 

Sufannah  Role,  gentlewoman 
I  r   Sarah  Jordan,  gentlewoman 
next  Adam  Striker,  blackfmitb 

25  Michael  Magrath,  foap  and  candle  manufacturer 
next  Edmond  Milne,  gentleman  * 

next  Jofeph  Shaw,  taylor 

next  Samuel  Wheeler,  blackfmith 

next  Henry  Sink,  Paoeraaker 

71   John  Fowzer,  innkeeper 

75  Henry  Shroupp,  gentleman 

Ann  Street. 

Ann  Regans,  midwife 
next  Jofiah  Worrell,  houfe  carpenter 

Phinea?  Fell,  do. 

next  Ann  Rofey,  mantua  maker 

Robert  Buley,  lalpourer 
next  Preflon   Firth,  houfe  carpenter 
John  M'Donald,  fhoemaker 
16  Catherine  Bufli,  widow 
18   John  Goodman,  jun.  whitefmith 
20   EliQia  Thomas,  houfe  carpenter 
22   George  JuRice,  merchant 
24  David  Comly,  houfe  carpenter 
Edward  Lowder,  millwright 

26  Mr.  Simpfon,  mariner 
John  Payn,  bookbinder 

32  Robert  Brookj  furveyor 


I     190     ] 

4 

Kunckle  Street. 

■    JElizabeth  Martin,  widow 
12  Sarah  Nafli,  widow 
j<.  Joliii  Sender,  fen.  woc^fawer 

*       John  Souder,  juii.  currier  ' 

ijcxt  Mary  W^ieelcr,  widow  f 

James  Murdock,  labourer 
John  Town,  lailmaiier 
2S*  Francis  D.  Paftorius,  mariner 
next  Jofeph  Norris,  labourer 
next  Sarah  Price,  widow 

|ohn  Priq',  fugar  boiler 
nest  Killian  Hepler,  porter 
II   Michael  Katz,  carter 
next  Jacob  Biglar,  fugar  boiler 
next  Ghriftian  Lamburts,  watchman 
next  George  Howfel,  fugar  baker 
next  John  M.  Blafh,  fug-ar  baker 

Coaies^s  Sireet,  running  from  Fmnt  Street j  next  to  No*  373. 
North  side. 

2z  John  Menderfield,  tavemkeeper 

•21  John  F)-an,  flioemaker 
next  Jacob  Everly,  labourer 
next  Julia  Granger,  wafherwoman 

Andrew  Ellifon,  grocer  corner  of  Budd  ft 

33  J'lcob  Funderwliite,  labourer 
next  Mary  Seavight,  milkwoman 
next  Jacob  Anthony,  Diipwright 
next  Chrii\ian  Shoemaker,  labourer 

next  Stephen  Walters,  llioemaker  , 

next  Jac'-b  Mafoner,  fchoolmarter 
next  Daniel  Morris,  carter 
next  George  Vanderflice,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Frederick  Comerlo,  banbox  maker 

46  Lewis  Viclor,  gentleman  above  St  John's  ft 
next  Enoch  Thomas,  labourer 
next  Henry  Stetler,  blackfmith 
next  Philip  Walker,  painter  and  glazier 
next  John  Reiily,  porter 
nextt^ohn  Erwin,  meal  merchant 

James  Altemus  wheelwright,  above  Third  f: 
iiezt  John  M'Ghelmer,  labourer 
rext  G'eorge  P.  Stout,  labourer 
next  Abraham  Weckerly,  butcher 
next  Jacob  Shaffer,  flioemaker 
ut'^t  ^ward  J efl'reys,  carter 
Be^t  ^thaniel  Davis,  labourer 


[     191     ] 

Coates's  Street  continued 

iiext  Martm  Wife,  innkeeper 
next  Philip  Oalner,  labourer 

George  Li'ijrtz,  butcher  corner  of  New  Fourth  ft 
next  Oebry  Weckerly,  grocer 
next  Henry  Pinkerman,  bricklayer 
next  John  Deal,  porter 
next  John  Wolfe,  pewterer 

Sotitb  Side, 
f 

Thomas  Mifflin  Souder,  bricklayer 
next  Jofeph  Wotherby,  condable 
next  John  Brother,  labourer 
next  Aaron  Downs,  flioemaker 
next  Jofeph  Innes,  houfe  carpenter 
laeXt  Alexander  Watherhead,  labourer 
next  James  Gibbs,  waterman 
next  Mary  Duffy,  widow 
next  Mary  Winet,  widow 
next  John  Fox,  fhip  carpenter 
next  Luther  Varnes,  gun  maker 

Robert  Frazier,  brafs  fouudev 
next  George  Hefs,  carter 
next  John  Kyzer,  labourer 
next  John  SeiuiefT,  taylor 
next  Martin  Bumbocht,  blackfmith 
next  Ezra  Lowder,  fliingle  dreffer 
next  John  Hegner,  hoop  maker 
next  Jacob  Markes,  fiioemaker    - 
next  Jacob  Crigamyer,  fence  maker 
next  Sarah  Wyant,  widow  • 
next  Levy  Amber,  labourer 

Olrick  Uckftool,  labourer 
next  Cafper  Albert,  brick  maker  ,  i 

next  Frederick  Tackman,  bakev 
next  George  Mace,  flioemsker 
next  Willian!'  Andrews,  butcher 
next  Elizabeth  Kennedy,  widow 
next  Hannah  Henry,  widow 
next  George  Fry,  labourer 
next  Frederick  Ramfheart,  baker 
next  Ifrael  Levering,  fhingle  dreffer 
next  WiUiara  Fitz,  harnefs  maker 
nex^  Peter  Whitefon,  labourer 
next  Jacob  Siner,  brick  maker 

Philip  Siner,         do. 
next  Peter  Rink,  brufh  maker 
hext  Greenbeny  Wiifon,  baker 


r  192  ]* 


Nenv  Fourtb  Street^  leading   North  from  Coatcs's   Strett. 

East  Side.  * 

Kenry  Apple,  labouier 
next  Robert  Dunphy,  labourer 
ne^t  Frederick  i'ulnier,  drayman 
ne^'t  David  FreJ'ley,  bricklayer 
next  George  Nunaniaker,  carter 

\  West  Side.  k 

John  Painter,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Henry  Dailey,  labourer 
next  Tiionias  Giles,  wood  fawer 
next  Samuel  Birmingham,  labourer 
next  Robert  Laws,  chimney  fweepcr 
next  Joieph  Harklefs,  wood  fawer 
next  David  ilydout,  wood  fawer 
next  Jofeph  Cole,  fhoemaker 
nc;:t  Jacob  Nicholfon,  chimiiey  fweepsr 
next  Peter  Henry,  oylteiinan 
neJ^t  John  Hymer,  brick  maker 

f 

roj.lar  Lane,  from  north  Second  Siret  I,  next  to  No.  46H; 
Nort/j  Side. 

.  Jacob  Bailly,  blackfmith 
ti6   Philip  Lugar,  fhoemaker 
ne^t  Chriltiaii  Hubber,  houfc  carpenter 
next  Mary  Krum,  huckfler 
next  John  Fiefier,  carter 
next  Samuel  Allen,  wood  fawyer 
next  Edward  Allmont,  mariner 
next  George  Ricket,  labourer 
next  Adam  Kidd,  labourer 
next  Caleb  J  ohnfon,  labourer 
ne^t  Jacob  Phiffer,  carter 
next  Eliza  Myers,  fearaflrefs 
next  Sufaronah  Reed,  fhoemaker 
next  John  Snyder,  tavernkceper 
next  John  Knott,  painter  and  glazier 
next  Matthew  Schetz,   labourer 

Soutb  Side. 

Vv^illiam  Smith,  grocer 
next  John  Whitener,  carter 
next  likac  Painter,  labourer 


[     193     ] 


Charlotte  Street,  running  N.  is"  S'  betiveen  Brawn  Street  c::^ 
Popltir  Lane,  above  north  Third  Street.     EaSt  Side. 

Jane  Chrift)^,  grocer 
next  Charles  Stocker,  bilcuit  baker 
next  Eddc  Kaun,  huckfler 
next  Chriftian  Widderllone,  butcher 

Adam  Hynian,  butcher 
next  John  Mafon,  mariner 
next  John  Paurman,  butcher 
next  Laurence  Machcn,  porter 
next  Ann  Carr,  widow 
ne  t  Anthony  Myflcie,  grocer 
net  John  Hyden,  labourer 

ne'^t  Catherine  Walters,  widow  <, 

ne  t  Godlieb  Zink,  milkman 
ne  t  Tobias  Ziok,  labourer 
next  Jacob  Fiiber,  labourer 

Ellis  Thomas,  labourer 
next  Chriflopher  Pope,  labourer 
next  John  Lee,  labourer 
next    Nicholas  Beard,  butcher 
next  Sowfret  Henry,  nailor 
nCxt  Jofeph  Hardy,  fweep  malter 
next  Henry  Bontleon,  butcher 
next  Lawrence  Whitner,  taylor 

Barbary  Da)',  widow 
next  John  Bray,  butcher 

Say's  Alley,  north  from   Brown  street,  between  Front  and 
Second  street.      West  side, 

Jacob  Horner,  fhcemaker 
next  Conrad  Gilbert,  cabinet  maker 
next  John  Egerfter,  fandman 
next  Henry  Wilt,  caulker 

Adam  Shaffer,  labourer 
next  George  Link,  carter 
next  Peter  Wedel,  baker 
next  Ludwick  Bird,  baker 

Budd  Street,  running  north  from  Green  Street^  between  Froni 
and  Second  Street,  ■    West  side, 

Thomas  Walborn,  tanner 
next  George  Serach,  labourer 
next  Jacob  Raindollar,  fliipwright 
Qb 


Bud^  street  coniiinu-d. 

next  Sarah  Henry,  walhieiwomaa 
next  Cliarlcs  Bowman,  hog  butcher 
v\txt  Richard  Wickljam,  rigger 
next  Mordecai  Noble,  cliininey  i'weencr 
Jiext  Michael  Kyfer,  fliipwright 
ne>:t  'i'homas  Afliburn,  fhipwright 
iie^t  Jchii  Miifienlire,  boarding  houfe 
next  John  Kalley,  iawer 
next  George  Lewis,  painter 
next  Pearion  Campbell,  labourer 
next  Conrad  Harris,  carter 
next  Frederick  Anthony,  carter 
ncyt  Jfhu  Brady,  mariner 

ncyt  Michael  Shaffer,  porter 

next  William  White,  fliipwright 

Jie^t  John  Ginther,  viauallcr 

iityt  John  Palmer,  fhipwright 

ne^it  Job  Scott,  mafl  maker 

next  John  Owens  currier 

next  George  Sponguenberger,  rigger 

next  Charles  Matthews,  carter 

next  Hugh  Lane,  labourer 

next  Magdalen  Straley,  widow 

next  'I'homas  Broughton,  labourer 

next  John  Decourfey,  flioemaker 

next  Mr.  AJark,   mariner 
82   Peter  Abel,  fiioenaaker 

next  Chriikpher  Randall,  oak  cooper 

next  T  honins  Eldriih,  mariner 

next  Samuel  Alio  ways,  porter 
Richard  Parry,  porter 

Easi  side. 

Plenty  Sybert,  labourer 
next  Caiper  Fulmert,  labourer 
next  George  Yenner,  carter 
next  William  Scribner,  mariner 

Joleph  Steel,  butcher 
next  Johannah  Bendei-,  widow 
next  George  Gray,  fweepmafler 
next  G'ifper  Fulmer,  carter 
ii/£xl 'George  J  itlo\',  dealer 
next  Joieph  Minfler,  butcher 
next  James  Steel,  (liip  carpenter 
next  George  Corfer,  baker 
next  John  Fiflier,  drover 
next  Jacob  Goflir.g,  Englifli  teachsr 
next  Mary  Dogan,  widow 
next  Aiuhony  K.ern,  labourer 


[      195      ] 

BuM  Street  continued, 

next  James  Taylor,  mariner 
next  Danie!  Slack,  Qiip  carpenter 
next  Robert  Armflrong,  carter 

Butler's  Court, 

2  John  Jofepli,  hair  dreffer 

4  i'Vancis  Rolet,  fhip  carpenter 

8  Robert  Wadbn,  rigger 

10  Aaron  Dickenlbn,  wheelwright 
Jaraes  Simpfon,  waterman 

12  Peter  Kelly,  fea  captain 
Daniel  Haythorne,  fhip  joiner 

i6  Daniel  Ncwry,  carter 

1  John  Wheeler,  tavernkeeper  Sc  grocer 

3  John   Dove,  fliip  mafler 

5  Thomas  R.  Jones,  mariner 
7   Pierre  Barrere,  baker 

9  Thomas  F.  Lawler,  Iclioolmafler  and  accomptanv 

11  James  Maken,  fhip  carpenter 

13  Caleb  Show,  fhoemaker 
John  Hacket,  labourer 

15  John  Francis,  labourer 

Noble  Street,  running  E.  tf  JV,  from  Fourth  to  Water  street. 
South  Side. 

Jacob  Franks,  tanner  and  currier 
next  John  Wagner,  tanner  and  currier 
next  Jacob  Wyming,  labourer 

Charles  Williams,  bargeman 

Martin  Ruaner,  vidualler 
next  George  Franks,  tanner  and  currier 
next  Elizabeth  Burk,  widow 
next  Adam  Myers,  labourer 
193  William  Miller,  cabinet  maker 
next  Samuel  Jobfon,  glue  maker 
next  Adam  Helm,  carter 
next  John   White  poft  rider 
nextJlhode  Mullinfon,  widow 

James  Mort'ord,  porter 
next  Catherine  Summers,  widow 
next  Daniel  Hutchinfon,  bricklayer 
next  Williana  Brown,  fhip  carpenter 
next  Jane  Dring,  widow  * 

next  Jacob  Freeberry,  block  maker 
next  George  Herkley,  rigger 


I     196     j 
Nbtle  Street  continued. 

rext  Andrew  Thatclier,  lumber  merchant 
next  J'-.hn  Saulfbury,  maiiner 

Cable  Lane, from  Vine  street^  between  No,  19  and  2i» 

2  Lzrkin  Milner,  fupercargo 

4  J'^eujamin  Bany,  flour  merchant 
^4  "'iVilliam  Savery,  tanner 
16  Jofcph  Taylor,  clerk  In  the  court 
J 8  Abigail  RolV,  gentlewoman 

20  Pccer  P.  Walters,  merchant 
r-Z  George  Ingels,  Inlpecior 

26  Rachel  Mitchel,  gentlewoman 
2S  Sarah  Hoiilehold,  Ichool  miitrefs 

>jo  James  Muiry,  accomptant 
,2  Abraham  Ceilings,  fail  maker 
34  Gecrge  Kiiig,  bricklayer 

42  Hugh  Ely,  tlour  merchant 
.44  Sophia  Negler,  huckfter 

JTCxt  J(4m  Lenard,  mall:  maker 
riext  jcfeph  Fox,  printer 
Jiext  Jolifn  Lind,  watch  maker 
i5ext  Barbara  Shriever,  huckfler 
hcxt  John  KoXj  labourer 

21  RcGna,  Walter,  gentlewoman 
23  Joleph   1  homas,  flour  merchant 
25  Thomas  Norton,  gentleman 

27  Aim  Hawkins,  gentlewoman 
i.exl  Cttherine  Hollinfliead,  widow 

29   Elizabeth  Sober,  gentlewoman 

;;i    Michael  Shanaghan, 
next  William  M'Sparran,  parchment  maker 
next  Elizabeth  Meurat,  tavern  keeper 

39   Jacob  Johiifon,  carter 
jiext  William  Evitt,  mariner 

43  Stephen  Simmords,  lumber  merchant 
^5   John  Rink,  coach  maker 

Norions  Ccv.rt^  West  to  24  Cable  Lane. 

Catherine  Harmer,  glover 
next  Ann  King,  gentlewoman 
next  Anthony  Everhart,  brewer 
next  Henry  Dupli^r, 

Coates  Court,  leading  next  to  2<)  CShle  Lane„ 

Ed'.'  ard  C'.thrall,  boat  builder 
r.tyx  William  Tage,  cooper 


[    lor    ] 

Coates  Court  continued, 

4.  John  Limeburner  harnefs  maker 

5  Elizabeth  Wiley,  feaniftiels 

6  Michael  Walter,  glover 

West's  Alky,  leading  from  Cable  Lane,  next  to  No,  22. 

Jacob  Uunton,  fail  maker 
iiext  William  Stevenfon,  currier 
next  John  Alfop,  meal  merchant 
next  Jonathan' Stockley,  Hiip  mailer 
next  William  Brufter,  Ihip  maftcr 

Oak  Street,   running  North  and  South  nearly  opposite  the 
Hay  Scales  in  the  Northern  Liberties. 

William  and  Abia  Brown,  fiiip  builders,  and  mafi:  yard 
next  Conrad  Lowderback,  labourer 
ne^t  John  Patton,  taylor 
next  James  Pollock,  grocer 
r.ext  George  M'CauIey  boat  builder 
next  AOiton  and  Rambo,  boat  builders 
next  Samuel  Clothier  and  Millwood,  maft  makers 
next  Daniel  Knight,  ftave  merchant 
next  John  Gale,  labourer 
next  Jofliua  Courton,  fliipwright 
next  It'aac  Warren,  labourer 
ne^t  John  Muis,  oak  cooper 
ne'^t  John  Ki.ig,  oak  cooper 
ne'^t  John  Laws,  mariner 
ne^t  Richard  Addis,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Johii  Harmer,  (liipwright 
ne^t  Margaret  Richman,  wafher  woman 
next  John  Marfnall,  maiiner 

Broivns'  Street,  leading  North, from  Front  next  to  No.  404. 

John  Abel,  tanner 
next  Thomas  Gibb,  tanner 
jiext  Chridiana  Gauper,  wafher  women 

14  Thomas  Barnett,  fliallopman 
next  George  Maze,  mall  maker 

20   William  Side,  carter 
next  Mary  Shelhart,  huckfter 
next  John  Kairle,  flioemaker 
next  Joteph  Higgerfon,  mafou 
next  Thomas  Patton,  labourer 
next  Henry  Mofler,  grocer 
next  Peter  Gabel,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Henry  Schell,  carier 


[     138      j 

Brotvn  street  continued. 

next  William  Diinton,  fliip  mafler 

!)ext  Caleb  Bird,  dealer  in  mu)t  water 

r,e::t  Peter  Weatherton,  butclier  above  Seventh  fl 

ijext  Mary  1'aylor,  mantua  maker 

lie-'t  Solomai)  Sell,  taylor 

next  Michael  Shoch,  Ihoemaker  -* 

j-.e::t  John  Smith,  carter 

next  John  Jones,  above  Third  ft 

next  Fiederick  Warner,  biucher 

iiext  Francis  Cooper,  mariner  < 

next  Elizabeth  Sarnighoufen,  gentlewoman 

next  Jonathan  Likings,  labourer 

iieJCt  Benedick  Abraham,  butcher 

iiext  (^iiailes  Yetter,  houie  carpenter 

William  Baker,  carter 

George  Fritz,  blackfmith 

Tohn  Miley,  drover 

Catlip  Sawer,  labourer 

William  Rutherford,  fadler 

Tho'jP.as  M'Go'uden,  labourer 

William  Smith,  labourer 

Jolifph  Young,  labourer 

Vv'iilliam  Ridcy,  butcher  above  Fourth  ft 

Henry  Ritlenhouif,  houfe  carpenter 

David   Braney,  Iabrj.irer 

IMary  Larly,  ichoolmiftrefs 

George  Bymer,  labourer 
j.iwt  Pvlary  Shenaker,  baker 
jsext  Jacob  B.  Barrier,  gentleman 
-9  Tolt'Dh  Fitch,  houl'e  carpenter 
jA-i.t  jscob  lloufer,  hog  butcher 
i!txt  Frederick  AUbright,  cedar  cooper 

Kc-.nry  Tannel,  tavernkeepcr  below  Second  II 
i  !.;;t  Jacob  Faunce,  baker 
rcxt  Henry  Faunce,  tavernkeeper 
next  Jeremiah  Duvall^  porter 
next  John  Gabel,  houfe  carpenter 
next  Martin  Miller,  flioeraaker 
next  George  Fox,  caulker 
I  c:.L  Ufion  Forreft,  wine  merchant 
;    ;.i;  Ad.im  Laver,  carver 

South  Wharves. 

Tohn  Negus,  Market  flreet  ferry 
3  Da\id  Mafiet,  merchant 
next   ]ohn  W.  Godfrey,   iron  merchant 
i;eKt  Charles  and  William  Jolly,  iron  merchants 
next  M'LeoQ  and  Cla;:ton,  ihip  chandlers  &  rope  waken 
next  Fettit  and  Baj-^rd,  merchants . 


[      199     ] 

South  nvbarves  continued, 

H9;-;t  John  R.  Tay'or,  fail  maker 

next  Rugan  ancLRhodes,  grocers 

next  Jacob  Miller,  flour  merchant 

next  Rumford  and  Abijah  Dawes,  merchants 

next  Thomas  Steel,  merchant 

next  William  Mafon,  block  and  pump  maker 

Crooktd  Billet  wharf. 

Edward  By-fne,  innkeeper 
Roberts  and  Jones,  iron  merchants 
Samuel  E.  Howell,  do. 

Manuel  Eyres,  jun.  merchant 

Chesnv.t  Street  ivharf. 

George  G.  ?c   William  Afhbridge,  merchants 

Jonathan  Jenks,  merchant  v, 

AVillis  Sc  Yardley,  merchants 

Charles  Martjaedant,  merchant 

Wation  ic  Paul,  marchants 

William  John  Prichett, 

James  &  Robert  Adapis,  ra^irchaats 

Kithard  Colliugs,  iailmaker 

Caleb  Lovvnes,  merchant 

John   Welfh,  merchant 

R.  Fsures,  bilcuit  baker 

Nicholas  Doyle,  grocer 
24  Thomas  Lloyd,  flour  rac-chant 
24  Peter  A  Grotjan,  merchant 
next  Benjamin  Miller^  grocer 
aext  James  and  John  H.  CrefTon,  merchants 

Wilcocks*s  Wharf. 
Robert  Gill,  naval  ftorekeeper 
Benjamin  Lodor,  block  and  pump  maker 
Anthony  Steel,  v/indlbr  chair  maker 

Walnut  Street  IVkarf. 

Tunis  and  Annefley,  merchants 
James  Yard,  merchant 
Ludlam  and  Houlfland,  phirabeis 
Henry  Moliere,  rope  maker  aiid  (liip  chandler 
Joleph  Wright,  {aihnaker 
Karrick  and  Perciva!,  merchants  Rcfs's  wharf 
ll'aac  Lloyd  flour  merchant  Cox's  wharf,  and  dwelling 
164,  fouth  Fourth  ft 
next  Henry  Sparks,  jun.  merchant 
Edward  Dowers,  faiJmaker 


[     200     ] 

3Iorcton''s  Wharf. 

Jofliua  and  Thomas  Stroud,  mcrcliants 
VVilliam  Harlan,  merchant 
Morton  and  WiUbn,  merchants 

Morrill's  Wharf. 

Hlgbeeand  Milnor,  merchants 
John  Richard,  merchant 
Jackfon  and   Wharton,  merchant 
Miller  and  Murray,  merchants 
Newlin  and  Cart,  oak  coo^)ers 
John  Hallowell, 

Stamper's  Wharf. 

Thomas  Canby,  merchant 

John  Wall,  merchant 

vVilliam  Lane,  and  co.  iron  merchants 

Rudolph  and  Fearis,  flour  merchants 

Wain's  Wharf,  ^ 

JefTe  and  Robert  Wain,  merchants 
Fergufon  M'lhvaine,  merchant 
Eurk  and  Cummings,  grocers 

Levi  Hollingsworih's  Wharf. 

Levi  HoUingfwcrth,  and  Son,  n.'crchants 
Andrew  Burkhard,  inipeclor  of  the  revenue 

Sims's  Wharf. 

W iiliam  8c  Jonjithan  Leedom,  iron  merchants 
Thomas  Stewart,  failmaker  i 

Joieph  Johnfon,  rope  maker  i<.  fhip  chandler 
Richard  Tittermary  £c  Son,  do.  do. 

Latimer's  Wharf. 

Clifton  and  Watkins,  fail  makers 

Jones  and  Smith,  merchants 

William  G.  S:  Robert  C.  Latimer,  merchants 

"William  and  James  Steel,  merchants  corner  of  Pine  ft 

South  side  cf  Pine  street  tvharf. 

Wharton  and  Palmer,  merchants 

Ruiiell  and  Boone,  merchants 

George  Goodwin,  fliip  chandler  Si  rope  mriker 


C     201      ] 

Bulk  and  Cummings,  giain  Sc  grocery  ftore 

John  Nixon  8c.  co.  mereUants 

Smith  and  Carpenter,  laiUnakers 

Mercer  and  M'Coy,  grocers 

-JVloyes  and  Taiem,  laihnakers 

James  Forten,  iailmaker 

George  Ord,  rope  maker  Sc  fliip  chandler 

North  JV/jarjes, 

ilobert  Bethe!)  and  Sou,  rope  makers  Sc  fliip  chandlers 

Bitklcy's  wharf 
Wilkinlbn  and  Dunton,  iailmakers 
Jacob  S.  Wain,  merchant 
John  Shrc've,  rigger 

John  Wright,  oak  cooper  Blckley's  wharf 
Jacob  Hugg,  fliip  joinef,  Say's  wli^rf 
Robert  and  John  MauU,  failuiakers  CliiTord's  wharf 
Alexander  Davidlbn,  failmaker,  Arch  ftreet  wharf 
Wright  and  Williamfon,  failmakers  R.ace  llreet  wharf 

Bates  and  Middlcton,  lumber  merchants  359  north  Front  (t 

Benoniy  Bates,  do  48  Saint  Tammanys  ft 

Jeremiah  Condy,  attorney  at  law  office  in  fouth  Front  ftreet  3  doors  he- 
's low  Market  and  dwelling  105  Spruce  ft 

Abraham  Picfch,  merchant  yr  Race  ft 

James  Hanfon,  merchant   136  Market  ft 

Samnel  and  Jofeph  Williams,  mahogany  and   lumber  merchants  adjoin- 
ing the  criminal  gaol  Walnut  It 

Richard  Hill  Morris,  lumber  merchant  199  Walnut  ftreet  counting-  houfe 
off  Eighth  in  Walnut  ft 

John  Sproul,  fliallopraan  corner  of  Plumb  and  Fifth  ft 

John  South,  bardinghoufe   and  goods  bought 'and  fold  on  conuiiiffion  t 
Harmony  court 

Hanah  Halberibn,  mantua  maker  Stampers  alley    i  door  from  Second  ft 

Johann  Frederick    Schmidt  minifter   of  the   Lutherian  congregation  27 
norti:  Fourth  ft 

Robert  W^ellford,  ornamental  compofition  manufadurer  49  Chefnut  ft 

Ralph  Pecok,  merchant  53   north  Tliird  ft 

Le  Boutteillier,  merchant  151   fouth  Fifth  ft         / 

Hornor  and  Willfon,  grocers  214.  Market  ft 

Jasob  Juftice  and  co.  merchants  149  Market  tl 

Jolm  Van  Reed,  chief  clerk  to  the  agent  geofral  under  the  Britidi  treaty 

Rofannah  Capron,  boarding  fchool  Fraldin's  court 

James  B.  Lovelafs,  proprietor  of  water  ilage    to  Baltimore,  Arch  ftreet 

wharf 
George  Frank,  painter  and  glazier  23  north  Fourth  ft 

James  C.  and  Samuel   W.  Fifiier,  merchants  13  Arch  ft 

John  Dcvis,  brafs  founder  George  ftreet  between  Eighth  Sc  Ninth  ft 

Ezekiel  Hall,  difiiller  221  north  Second  ft 

C  G 


u 


f     202     ] 

M'Ginnes  and  Devereux,  foap  and^candle  nunufaclurero  bctnccn  Fourth 

and  Flfch  in  Plumb  ft 
Willlain  Houfton,  hair  dielTer  i6  Prune  ft 
John  Lapeixhe,  nieichant  near  19  Filbeit  ft  ■v 

ileniy  Connelley,  cabinet  maker  16  Chefuut 
William  Davis,  (hip  chandler  and  rope  maker  ccrncr  of  Water  and  Race 

and  55  Vine  ft 
Mofes  Wadlow,  fabler  i  north  Front  ft 

Cad.vallader  Griffith,  colleflor  of  taxes  corner  of  Lombard  and  Seven  ft 
John  Jacob  bomner,  gentleman  147  north  Second  ft 
William  Boulton,  filver  pUuer  between  Market  and  Chefuut  in  Sixth  ft 
Martha  Weir,  raillener  68  .Market  ft 
Daniel  Rufton,  fruiterer  Camptown 
Jane  Ofborne, 

John  King,  grocer  24  north  Fifth  ft         ■'' 
George  Ummeniiftter,  merchant 
John  Thomfon,  potter  76  north  Fourth  ft 
John  J.  Richey,  81  fouth  Fifth  ft 

James  Philip  Puglia,  fworn  interpreter  of  foreign  laiiguages  and  cora- 

mifTion  broker  T06  north  Front  ft 
Colonel  Moore,  126  fouth  Second  ft 
Mr.  Hares,  attorney  at  law  15  fouth  Fourth  ft 
David  Burke,  cabinet  maker  Plumb  near  F"ourth  ft 
Thomas  B.  Adams,  attorney  atiaw  16  r  Chefnut  ft 
Burufide  William,  grocer  corner  of  Second  and  Shippcn  ft 


# 


[     ^05      1 


An  Index  of  Names. 


Names.               p<^g<^' 

Names, 

page.       Names.               J^^g'^' 

Aaron  Gary, 

114 

Adgate  Daniel, 

§5  Allch 

m  George.         114 

Abbct, 

Adolph  John, 

3  47  Allen  Mary,                66 

Abbott  George, 

10 

Agnew  Margaret, 

9 

Charles,           160 

Abbot  David, 

3^ 

Akin  James, 

129 

John  William,  64 

William, 

55 

Aitkeft  Robert, 

13 

William,         125 

and  Barnes, 

59 

John, 

67 

Samuel,           192 

Alexanderj 

69 

Aitkin  John,     35. 

^  39 

Enoch,              74 

iMr. 

79 

Allovvays  Samuel 

194 

David,             164 

George, 

89 

Alberger, 

34. 

Samuel,           187 

Frederick, 

104 

Sul'an, 

34 

Joleph  jun.       98 

Henry, 

127 

Mary  Ann, 

170 

Joleph,            lot 

Abel  George, 

20 

Alberfon  RielofF, 

68 

Lewis,           »  160 

George, 

'■ 

Albert  Jofeph, 

»79 

Richard,            09 

John, 

62 

Mrs. 

132 

Charles,           173 

Daniel, 

104 

Calper, 

191 

Robert,      '      169 

John 

197 

Albert!  George  F. 

32 

Samuel,             -i 

Peter 

194 

Albertfon  Matthias 

!j    165 

Charles,            J05 

Abercrombie  J.  rev. 

IC2 

Alberttis  Lewis, 

49 

Thcmas,           3^^ 

Mrs. 

7- 

Ailbiiglit  FredericI 

C    198 

William,           96 

Abingdon  Sufannah 

5   37 

Albright  Conrad, 

^oS 

William,           99 

Abraham  Beiiedi(il 

198 

Michael, 

3« 

and  Wattfon,  45 

Ackley  David, 

22 

'   Charles, 

86  AUibone  Ths.   18  8c    34 

John  B. 

22 

Alcorn  Michael, 

60 

&Stephenfcn  144 

Adams  John, 

^9 

Alexander,  J. 

94' Allifon  David,           lor 

'i'homas, 

20 

Catherine, 

126 

Robert,           196 

Vvilliam, 

94 

Elizabeth, 

137  Alloc! 

1:  Philip,              64 

Peter, 

94 

James  A. 

25  Allmindinger  Jacob,  I  :;o 

Moles, 

i6i 

John, 

68  Allfhy 

'fer  William,     147 

Samuel, 

^S- 

Rachel, 

183  Allwii 

r.e  Lewis,            50 

John, 

170 

Robert, 

153 

Johr^,               115 

James  Sc  R. 

199 

Samuel, 

14  AUmont  Edward.       192 

Thomas  B. 

vin-lf*^     William, 

70  Almtan  John,               87 

Addington  Stephen, 

10- 

William, 

166  AHcp 

John,                  18 

AdJis  Adam, 

141 

Alhaud  J.  P. 

105 

John                 197 

Richard 

^97 

Allardlce  Peter, 

5G          and  Clement       :^ 

[     204     ] 


An  I  N  D  E  X  OF  N  A  M  E  S. 


JVames,  P^g^- 

Altenius  James,  190 

James,  147 

Amber  Levy  191 

Ambioife  Lewi.«,  105 

Amhrulter  Cath,  151 

Amack  Catherine  iSi 

Amies  Tliomas  54 

Amringe  L.  V.  89 

AndauUe  Andie^v  73 

Anderfon  Alexander  18 

RacliHcl  119 

Mofes  1 24 

John  46 

John  169 

Mary  175 

Samuel  V.  45 

Thomas  181 

Ann  19 

Amos  67 

Sarah  172 

Andre  Milly  59 

Andrews  Hugh  ^34 

]acob  47 

Mr.  130 

A^'illiam  191 

John  33 

Timothy  68 

Rcibert  108 

I'erer  118 

John  118 

Anertine  Nathan  104 

Angue  John  i"26 

Annadown  Thomas  112 

Annan  Robert  Rev.    4^ 

Anners  Thomas  S.  90 

Annefley  Thomas  1  20 

Anfby  George  56 

Anthony  Charles  9^ 

George 

Jacob 

James 

John 

Jofeph  142 

?.:-)d'Co.  89 

Anthony  194 

Thomas  90 


Names. 

Jacob  190 

Aoul  Frederick  14S 

Apple  Henry  192 

George  16 

Henry  138 

Valentine  150 

Mr.  13s 

Applegats  Mr. 

Appleton  Chril'.  139 

Armbrufler  Matt.  133 

Henry  134 

x'Vragkity  George  113 

Arbntton  William  175 

Archibald  Earth.  1S7 

Archer  Martha  30 

,    Samuel  74 

Arden  William  83 

William  2  8 

Ardley  Robert  A.  91 

Arentrue  Francis  89 

William  83 

Arkins  Samuel  141 

Armat  Thomas  W.    72 

Armroyd  G.  45 

Armroid  William  28 

Armflrong  Chriftoplier  5 

John  20 

John  54 

Thomas  90 

William  95 

Mary  J56 

Robert  135 

Arnell  John  173 

Arnold  John  158 

'ihomas  174 

Thomas  187 

Arrott  James  50 

Art  James  106 

William  167 

A'thurs  Jane  108 

Arui-.del  Robert  133 

Afaer  Peter  171 

All)  James  29 

Thomas  93 

Jofluia  164 

Jofeph  164 

Michael  148 


Afhbridge  Jane  28 

J;  52 

Geo.  &  Wm.  199 

Afliburn  Thomas  194 

Afliburner  John  59 

Alliby  William  74 

Afhton  Daniel  189 

Aflier  Frederick  117 

Alhley  J.  61 

Aihman  Godfrey  32 

Afnmead  Jacob  149 

John  72 

Aflncn  Benjamin  180 

Samuel  75 

John     •  44 

Ifaac  81 

George  31 

George  153^ 

widow  3^' 

Samuel  ''"40 

Sufannah  41 

Hannah  41 

Affmos  John  121 

Aflon  James  161 

Thomas  143 

Atherton  Henry  132 

Akins  Philip  164 

Atkinfon  Phineas  118 

Attniore  Thomas  59 

Aukard  George  160 

Auner  Peter  123 

Auriol  Auguftine  59 

Auflin  Ifaac  73 

Johanna  87 

Rebecca  146 

Avery  Richard  J.  71 

Ay  res  Stockley  17^ 

Ax  ford  Samuel  16 


Baban  Andrew 

37 

Babb  Richard 

82 

Babe  Richard 

46 

Bach  John 

142 

Bache  William 

64 

Bacon  Sc  Garrigues 


[     205 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Bacon  Job  8c  Ton      *  30 

Job^  ^    -,0 

David  Sc  Jof.  52 

David  52 

Jofcph  139 

Badarague  Thomas  64 
Baddock  Nathaniel  186 
Badfon  widow 
Baeu  Madam 
Bailey  Jane 
Bailly  Jacob 
Bails  John 
Bainbridge  William 
Bailch  Martin 
Baity  Peter 
Bake  Herman 
Baker  &  Cox 

George  A. 

GodiVey  &:  co.  ^2 

John 

Michael 

James 

John  M. 

Mary 

£c  Comegys 
'    Henry,  jun. 

Hannah 

Sarah 

John 

Conrad,  jun, 

Samuel 

John 

John 

'i'racey 

Jacob 

Michae 

Peter 

John   R. 

Samuel       ' 

Margaret 

Thomas 

Jacob 

Stephen 

Michael 

Henry 

Ruth 

Mary  173 


54 
126 

46 
192 

^57 
51 
74 

140 
1 20 

19 

76 


10 

20 

14 
21 

!40 

27 

28 

M3 

55 

143 

62- 

62 

72 
81 
81 
82 
^7 

93 

96 

i67 

169 

U5 
150 

I  CO 


Nome?.. 
Baker  Matthias 
Sarah 
William 

Balde  Anthony 

Baldefqui  Joleph 

Baldwin  Joieph 

Ball  Nathan 
William 
Joleph 
Joleph 

Ballenger  Jacob 

Ballington  Wm. 

Bandollar  Nath. 
widow 

Banger  Timothy 

Banks  William 
William 
John 

Ban  ton  Henry 

Mansfield 

Baralet  John  J. 

Barbary  Ann 

Barber  Samuel 

Barclay  George 
Samuel 
Thomas 

Barenger  Charles 

Barford  John 

Barge  Jacob 
John 

Barger  Jofeph 

A.  8c  CO. 

Baring  Alexander 

Barion   B. 

Barker  James 
John 
William 
Samuel 
Peter 
Rebecca 
Henry 

Barles  John 

Barnard  John 
Martin 

Barnes  Samuel 
William 
Thomas 


page.     ^Names. 
176  Barnes  Sarah 


page^ 

187 

79 

82 
187 


107  James 

198  Andrew 

166  Elizabeth 

15  Hefter 

58  Benjamin 

9  John 

9  John 

39  Devonfliire 

81  Barnett  Henry 
44  Abraham 

136  Thomas 

140  Barnhill  Robert 

82  Sarah 
148  Barr  Thomas 
163             Conrad 
119   Barralt  John  J. 
135  Barras  William 
11;                 John 
148  jParrere  Pierre 

I  1 9    Barret  Robert 

I I  o  Tobias 
23    iJarrier  Jacob  B. 
54  Barrington  Cliarles    16 

165  Richard  157 
I48  Richard  173 

65  Ann        114 

J 76   Barron  Ph'Iip 

1  £  Mary 

15.5   Barry  James 

65  John 

61  Jofeph  B. 

60  William 

162  benjamin 

47   Bart  Phineas 

81  Elizabeth 

8t    Bartell  Martin 

81    Barthelemy  Sarah 
ici    Bartholomew  Clias 
161  Jolin 

131  John 

164  Bartle  Henry 

166  Martin 
106  Michael 

33  Bartlefon  Abner 
56  Henry 


176 
140 
182 

i8r 

139 
197 

25 

29 

141 

148 

142 
151 
195 
93 
179 
198 


141 
102 

109 

67 
60 

41 
196 
165 

179 

128 
69 

31 
31 
90 

87 

19 
56 

8  c 


142  Bartlett  Zephaniah  170 


Gallic,.  /''Is''^' 

J^^n\cy  J.Miics  152 

Bartling-  Ct>ii:ad  40 

Emanviel  77 
•              ClKielUeib  138 

( i  t r to n  Be !i j ;iiti in  36 

r.^iriovv  "Widow  32 

B.utram  Moi.  5t  fon  27 

JTaackfon   29 

I  fane  29 

Thomas  79 

Ifaac  juo.  80 

liafosi  Charlotte-,  67 

Bals  Wm.  Aikn  ig6 

Robtrit  1 5 

Baffet  Tlioiijas  1  76 

Edv.'ai'.:!  110 

Jc  Owen  73 

Bates  Wiliiaiu  12 

Jk  Miudletou  201 

Beno:ny  20 1 

Batfon  I'hani.as  99 

Battan  ZxrA  167 

Batten  Jolisi  108 

Batts  Jolin  167 

Bauch  Ji'hn  154 

Baude  Moiiti;;Tm.  112 

BaiigierJoilp.il  CG 

Baunigard  JrfV'''i>  156 

Baxter  JcjIju  B.  6S 

^^            VVilhuni  16/:^. 

Bayard  Andrew  74. 

Bayard  Adr.ir,  134 

Bayiey   Mr.  125 

Bayiey  lli'Jiriid  loi 

Bayne  Nathauicl  23 

R.'bert  41 

Beach  William  W.  166 

j^eackley  (>briaian  179 

Beak  ICrael  107 

Beale  Pev.r.ci!  1  6 

Joil^ph        .  65 

Beallert  Davis  165 

Beamer  Andrew  39 

Beamgard  Philip  63' 

Beai  d  G'."orge        <  j  69 

Nicholas  184 


[     206     1 

* 

N  D  E  X    OF   N  A  ] 

Name.?. 

page. 

Elizabeth 

Calpcr 

42 

William 

16S 

Niciiolas 

193 

Beawnore  R.  Mifs 

Beaiflickcr  Mary 

39 

Beailey  Stephen 

173 

John  Ton 

125 

Beates  i'rederick 

31 

Beattle  William 

177 

Beatty  Mary 

i'3 

Elizabeth 

46 

Samuel 

1C7 

Samuel 

1S3 

Beaumont  Mary 

161 

Beauveau  Peter 

79 

Beclicel  Jacob 

24 

George 

157 

Beck  Haiah 

18 

Michael 

21 

Paul,  jun. 

44 

George 

64 

Adam 

73 

Henry 

79 

Jacob 

79 

Barbary 

»54 

-  Jacob            9 

'55 

Keniy    - 

15^ 

Peter 

148 

John 

114 

Beckel  George 

26 

Becklv  Daniel 

4^ 

do. 

150 

Bedford  John 

55 

Thomas 

14B 

Giuiaing 

104 

Jofeph 

123 

Bedvvell  Thomas 

'if"' 

Beebe  William 

77 

Catherine 

ife9 

William 

172 

Bee  re  Maiy 

1 12 

B-eiley  Eli'zabeth 

1 10 

BeiCch  George 

35 

Beil  Thomas 

5- 

William 

55 

Saa.uel 

^5 

Names.  j'^g'^' 

William  65 

Mary           >  95 

J.imes  iHr 

William  G.  158 

William  109 

William  123 

William  12 

Peter  i!;9 

Williani  136 

Beefterling  Jacob  148 

Bemmes  John  47  8c  203 

Bender  Mary  144 

John  145 

Lewis  144 

Benedirl  Chrif'tian  124 

Beningiiove  J.  jun.    10 

Jacob  47 

Benner  John  83 

Jacob  84 

Johannah  194 

Bennett  i!^nthony  189 

I.  34 

John  37 

Samuel  58 

James  80 

Titus  84 

Elizabeth  98 

Sarah  10 i 

William  161 

Ileniy  172 

Thomas  1 17 

Sarah  121 

W^illiam  128 

Abigail  186 

Berg  Daniel  141 

Bergaire  Cadet  28 

Bergmeyer  Daniel  40 

Berniaud  C.  s^' 

Bernard  John  1 24 

Berrett  Wliriam  76 

Berry  Peter  L.  i  20 

Berrjman  Jacob  112 

Jolcph  41 

Richard  164 

Berton  David 

Berwick  Richard  141 

BemC.  G.  173 


2or   '] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


.A\v;Hfi-.  page. 

Bctagh  Marg.  B.  123 

Bethell^iobert  22 

William  30 

Robt.  Sc  Ion  20 1 

Betting!*!-  Michael  149 

Bettle  Samuel  59 

Sarah  82 

Bettfon  William  161 

Betty  William  i65 

Betz  Chiiftian  171 

Beuren  A.  Van  48 

Bevens  Thomas  180 

BickerRalF  H.  30 

Bickerton  George  61 

Benjamin  157 

James  159 

Abraham  186 

Mary  187 

Bickham  Georgg 

Caleb  179 

&  Reefe  15 

Thomas  177 

do.  174 

Ifabella  132 

Bickley  Robert  S.  72 

Abraham  72 

David  140 

Bicknell  Peter  126 

Biddle  Charles  12 

John  15 

Clement  93 

William  M.  95 

Owen  123 

Bicrboyrn  John  134 

Biggs  Thomas  48 

Bigloe  Jacob  190 

Bigloe  Philip  1 19 

Billet  Fraiicis  43V 

Billir.gton  Thomas    67 

Billis  James  84 

Billon  Charles      '  58 

Bills  William  163 

Binder  William  140 

Bingham  T.  z: 

A.  s, 

William  60 

Biimey  Horace  -< 


Names.  p<^S'£- 

BiockRrom  John         65 
Bioren  John  92 

Birch  Wm.  Youiig    55 
Birchall  Caleb  31 

Birckhead  Le%'in         i6 
Bird  Thomas  i6a 

George 

Jofeph  108 

John  - 

Chailcs  54. 

Ludwick  193 

Caleb  198 

Eirminghum  Saml.  134 

Bifband  Ann  71 

Bifbin^John 

Biiby  Mary  widow  183 

Bifliop  John  X  13 

'J"  ho  mas  9 

Bifpham  Joleph  9 

Samuel  9 

Biffel  John  57 

Bitters  Charles  28 

Bitton  Lewis  132 

Bivins  Jofeph  44 

Elizabeth       93 

Black  J.  55 

Oliver  151 

John  64 

George  165 

Charles  179 

William         182 

•    do.  183 

do.  1S4 

Blackburn  Edward    36 

William     90 

Blackfaa  5c  Ely  31 

Blackinllon  Prefley    52 

Blackilon  Elizabeth  100 

Blackwell  Rob.  rev.  103 

John  54 

Blackwood  Mary      163 

Bladen  William         is3 

Blades  Mary  105 

Blain  Charles  1  ig 

Blair  Wiiliaai  L.      36 

William  91 

William  103 


65 


Names. 

Samuel 

John  1C2 

Blakely  J-)hn  92 

Jjc  Firth  27 

Blakie  Jamas  no 

Blame  Joteph     1 1  Sc  3:5 

Blanc  Victor  27 

Jofeph  56 

I.ewJs  50 

Blarti  John  M.  190 

Blayney  Arthur  S3 

Eletterman  Henry  105 

Bleyler  John  144 

Blight  Peter  51 

Mary  129 

Blifs  Sulannah  S6 

Blodget  Samuel  90 

31oer  Robert  66 

Bloer  RoliCtt,  jun.  196 

Blomner  John  C  36 
Blondiau  A.  Nicbs.  126 

Blocd  Thomas  15 1 

Bloom  George  iiS 

Bloyd  David  149 

Blum  Charlsrs  54 

Blyth   Jofeph  -24 

Boach  Frederick  3^ 
Boardley  Robevt 

Boatfvvain  George  li.^ 

Boehm  Daniel  28 

Boggs  Walter  1&4 

John  I  lo 

Bnhlen  B.  &  J.  91 

EoilTier  John  rz 

Boker  Aaron  1 1 2. 

do.  A'."* 

Bolltho  C.  &  S.  91 

Bollcn  Sarah  147 

Boiler  &  Jordan  30 

Johrt  Sz 

Jolm  86 
BoUman  E.  8c  L.  -  58 
Bonfall  Sc  Shoemaker  62 

Bolton  William  1 1  r 

J.-.lVph 

bHrtuiel  2; 

Bona  Mr.  154 


[     208     ] 


AN    INDEX    OK    NAMES, 


Names,  p<^g^' 

R.           .  1 40 

i?onil)i.rj';cr  W^m.  114 

Bond  Jolhua  i5.  15 

Fhineas  cjo 

Joteph  162 

Jacob  112 

Bonnell  Charles  87 

Bonneuil  Peter  54 

Boulall  Edward  69 

Samuel 

Jor.adian  87 

Jolni  1  1 1 

-Somleoii  Henry  193 

Boon  Andrew  i  22 

Boone  Jeremiah  51 

dc,  ICO 

Booth  WllUam  53 

Borach  widow  36 

iJordely  John  B.  ico 

Boms  John  89 

Bortertield  Wm.  i  1 7 

Bortfcit  Frederick  172 

Bofborii  Margaret  14 

Bofl)yiliil  Chriiliaii  20 

Bofs  Barbara  23 

BoiTee  Peter  64 

Bofllo  Secunda  108 

Boucher  Jofeph  44 

do.  126 

Bouder  Stephen  64 

Boudinot   Ehas  7^ 

Boulion  Jofeph  182 

VViUiam  202 

Bonlu  Peter  83 

Bouftjuet  A.  Sc  J.  49 

BoLiveau  Peter 

Bouvier  John  B  54 

Boweii  '1  homas  i3 

William  2:^ 

Michael  -, 

Eira  8^ 

William  98 

do.  106 

Bo  we  ring  John  6G 

B'jwei  Michael  52 

Mr.  120 

Jacob  147 


Names.  P^S^'' 

David  1^9 

Rebecca  159 

Bowes  Joleph  70 

(charlotte  97 

Bowie  Jane  166 

Bowles  William  122 

Bo\vman   Charles  163 

Elizabeth  148 

Charles  194 

Bowner  William  148 

Boyd''Jolm  49 

John  185 

John 

/iiidiew  13 

Parkes  25 

Alexander 

Sarah  151 

John  173 

John  176 

Thomas  186 

Boyer  Ifaac  29 

John  George  62 

William  115 

Dollcy  144 

Boyers  Abraham  43 

Boycs  James  56 

Boyle  John  170 

Eleanor  24 

Kiigh  109 

Barney  67 

Neale  116 

J.'.mes  98 

i'hon-.as  182 

John  167 

Edward  116 

John  128 

James  132 

Boys  Nathan  IC5 

Bozoarth  Andrew  y:, 

Brainmt  Peter  25, 

Brade  Lewis  James   52 

Bradford  Samuel  F.  23 

Th.  St  Wm.  50 

Sufannah  73 

William  21 

Samuel  F.  50 

Bradick  Samuel  184 


Names.  pi^g'* 

Bradley  Abraham 

&  Keighler  14 
Thomas  33 
James  169 

Brady  Peter  181 

John  64 

Sufannah       167 
Ann  148 

Robert  174 

John  194 

Brstignara  Daniel  144 
Braman  Benjamin  113 
Brame  Henry  40 

Brand  Martha  37 

Brandt  A.  £c  Chas.    26 
Branham  Ebcnezer    i^ 
Mary        130 
Brantingham  Jofeph 
Braney  David  ig8 

Brafier  Amable  29 

Bray  David  126 

Hannah  128 

Mary  185 

John  193 

Brayfield  John  165 

Brearly  James  25 

Breck  Samuel  fen.  13 
Bieece  Charles  66 

Breillat  Thomas 
iJreintnall  David        56 
^reifh  John  87 

^ren  Martha 
^ren£r  George  134 

-flrefinger  Jacob  63 

-fireuil  Francis  97 

i:frewington  Robert  169 
iJrewtou  Daniel       '172 
B\tj  James 
^rice  John  152 

fridges  Edward         56 
Robert  49 

Jemima  49 

jBright  Michael  18 

Jacob  24 

Mary  105 

Edward         117 
Griggs  Elizabeth     14$ 


[     209     ] 


AN    INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


Biiggs  Samuel 

Francis" 
Brlnghurft  George 
James 
James 
Violet 
Brinton  Richard 
John  H. 
BriftoII  Thomas 

Thomas  L. 
Brittin  Jofeph 
Biittoii  John 

Benj.  Sc  co 

John  jun. 
do. 

William 
Brobert  William 
Brobfton  Jofeph 
Robert 
Brock  William 
Bronger  William 
Brooke  Thomas 

Robert 
Brooks  John 

William 

Sarah 

Catherine 

James 

David 

William 

Samuel 

FJizabetli 

Bo',vyer 
Broom  Elias 

Thomas 
Broffltrre  William  33 
Brofington  Thomas  141 
Brother  John  19 1 

Brotherton  Eliflia    147 
Brown  John  22 

William       195 

Wni  Sc  Ab.  197 


page. 
124 

i3di 

35 

48 

100 

170 

12 

143 

23 

138 

•   ^  > 

86 
179 
76 
89 
90 

39 

78 

13S 

1R9 

152 

»i3 
117 

lO 

173 
m 

»2S 
IP 
96 

125 

108 


Jofeph 

Peter 

John 

George 

Jamcj 


24 
1^,6 

28 
144- 


Names. 
Browne  John 
Brown  William 
James 
William 
.    John 
John 
Elijah 
Thacleiis 
Benjamin 
Jofeph 
David 
Ann 
Sarah 
Hans 
Peter 
Ifaiah 
Francis 
Henry 
Thomas 
John 
James 
James 
Ru  dal 
William 
Widow 
William 
Chrillian 
John 
John 
Michael 
Hannah 
Thomas 
John 
Thomas 
Daniel 
John 
-         John 
ScRclf 
Maiy 
Jan:es 
John  C. 
'Jhomas 
John 
L. 

William 
Sarah 
Liberty 

D  d' 


page. 

54 
157 
174 

33 

175 

56 
60 

114 

67 

175 

72 

75 
137 

«7 
n6 

94 

113 

96 

124 

162 

185 
167 

153 

49 

186 

1S4 

^52 

^37 
152 

150 
158 

159 
172 

103 

105 
89 

128 
90 

133 
91 

141 

lOl 

182 

129 

21 


x'^ames. 
Brown  Paul 
Jacob 
Paul 
John 
James 
Ezia 


page. 

26 

105 

47 

143 


J  ames  Sc  co,   47 
William   i' 
Con     18&86 


Thomas 
C. 

George 

William 

'1  homas 

Riclia-d 

William 

Charles 

John 

Elizabeth 

Rachael 

Abia 

&C0. 

Samuel 
Brugniens 
Brurriard  Rock 
3  rum  mage  John 
Bruner  John 
Brunt  Chriftian 
Brufler  William 
Bryan  Thomas 
John 
Thomas 
Margaret 
Mary- 
Guy 
James 
Bryant  John 
Brynon  George 


54 
132 

70 
1S7 

70 

135 
7? 
7-* 
1^ 
79 
79 
86 

87 

85 

102 

7t 

120 
197 

125 
113 

22 

65 
66 

75 
162 

54 
147 


Buchannan  Alexr.    97 

Buck  C.  "U.  65 

William  102 

Elizabeth        141 

Mr.  144 

Buckious  John         177 

Buckley  Williau)  cc 

Anthony  M.     4S 
Ifaac  139 


[     210     ] 


A :^    INDEX   or    NAMES. 


Buckley  John  6g 

William       58 

Hannah      I63 

Ad-im         I57 

Bndd  Jofepii  20 

William  83 

George  I38 

&  Bartram         27 

Buddy  Peter  I5I 

Budv/ine  James       I85 

Buglafs  Mary  1  27 

Bujac  J.  Lee  52 

Bukins  Godfrey        I5I 

Buley  Robert  I89 

Eiimbocht  Martin  I9I 

Bungs  Eli  I87 

Banner  Sarah  widow  5  I 

Bunting  P.  S.  30?^'  82 

Nicholas      I7I 

John  22 

Burd  Edwaid  61 

E.  Shippen        9 1 

Burden  Joieph  58 

Joleph  58 

Burdock  G.  I36 

Burdon  Stephen         60 

Burge  IlVael  I34 

John  32 

Burgeis  M.  &  H,      57 

Ann  I36 

Mary  158 

Burric  William  67 

Burk  Andrew  82 

Jcfeph  N.  43 

George  I62 

Dayton  I79 

£liz?4)eth  I95 

&r  Cummings  200 

Si  CumiTiings  20 1 

Burkart  Frciiferick      82 

John  I7 

Burke  Suiannah         I9 

David  202 

.JVIaiy  ■  58 

'i  iionias  74 

Aaron  95 

John  I83 

Eurkkard  Andrew  200 


Names.  P<^'g^' 

Burkloe  Samuel  181 

Mary  1 18 

Burnian  Richard  150 

Burn  Jolni  56 

Jcfeph  140 

Burner  John  19 

Burnett    John       ^  ic6 

Burns  Mary  19 

Alexander  132 

George  8»9 

Widow  182 

Mary  132 

Burnfidc  Wra.  202 

Burris  John  182 

Burro  wes  Stephen  27 

Edward  24 

Burtelbach  Jacob  36 

Burtnett  Ddui^il  B.  76 

Burton  John  43 

William  87 

James        .  160 

Bufch  Andrew  83 

Bulb  Lawrence   •  178 

Henry  140 

Catherine  187 

BuQiill  William  148 

Bufla  Paul  71 

Butcher  Job  17 

Jeire  1^8 

Butland  Jamfs  8c  co.  34 

Butler  John  30 

Mr.  46 

Major  73 

Daniel  168 

Laurence  159 

Thomas  104 

Butt  Ludwick  ^32 

Buvet  John       '  36 

Buzby  Chriflian  19 

Benjamin  C.  69 

Benjamin  73 

John  78 

Byles  Benjamin  T57 

Bymer  George  I98 

Byrne  Redmond  45 

Terenge  47 

Patrick  50 

JoFeph  ■  56 


Names.  poge. 

Matthias  181 

Edward  199 

Byrnes  William  185 

Byron   Jofhua  138 

Bywatters  William  165 

C 

Cade  Turvil  9^ 

Caillebaux'Wm.  105 

Calbiaith  Samuel  185 

Gadw^Uider  Thom'.is  1 6 

Calneld  Patrick  159 

Cake  Paul  179 

Peters  P.  182 

Jofeph  115 

Caldcleugh  And.  H  31 

Catdwell  Noble  58 

Andrew  1 1 1 

Charles  iii 

David  34. 

Call  Daniel  185 

John  165 

Callaghan  David  46 

Charles     62 

David  105 

Callleu  Lazett  15 1 

Calla  John  128 

Calvert  Thomas  1 1 1 

Nathan  49 

Calvin  Elora  155 

Cameron  James  29 

'  John  97 

James  121 

Elizabeth  134 

Camp  William  99 

Campbell  John  D.  ig 

William  62 

George  2  ^ 

William  38 

James  162 

Mary  47 

Richard  1 39 

Charles  47 

Sarah  187 

Anthony  178 

James  180 

James  84 

Edward  87 

Patrick  119 


I     211      ] 


AN    INDEX   OF   NAMES. 


Names. 
Campbell  Agnew 

Pea  lion 
Campean  Francis 
Can  Ezra 
Canby  'Ihoroas 
Canby  Thomas 

Thomas 
Can  tie  Letitia 
Cannan  John 
(^auin  Jame^ 
Canizares  D. 
Cannon  James 

John 

Maris 

Ann 
Capvone  H. 

Rofannah 
Care  Philip 

Peter 

John 

and  Wilfcn 
Gary  Matthew 

Elizabeth 

Charles 
Carhart  Ann, 
Carlile  Abraham 
Carlyle  Alexander 

John 
Carmalt  Jonathan 

Caleb 
Carman  James 

Jacob 
Carmick  Stephen 
Carne  Daniel 
Carner  Chriftian 
Caron  Peter 
Carpenter  John 

Samuel 

John 

Jacob 

Thomas 

Samuel 

John 

John 
Carr  John 

JefTe 

Robert 

William 


bage. 

Names. 

133 

Ilaac 

194 

Robert 

30 

Robert 

»56 

Edward 

2co 

Daniel 

54- 

John 

ICO 

William 

63 

John 

^^3 

John 

IB 

Matthew 

108 

Ann 

20 

Carrell  John 

36 

Edward 

87 

Elizabeth 

189 

Carroll  P. 

'*5 

Carrygan  Jaccb 

20  i 

Carfdarph  Eiiza. 

^7 

Caribn  Daniel  B. 

17 

Patrick 

3(> 

Agnus 

^7 

Samuel 

15 

Reuben 

92 

Jonathan 

104 

Joieph 

179 

James 

21 

Carfwell  Samuel 

64 

Carftairs  Thomas 

66 

Carter  Sharon 

10 

Samuel 

\G 

George 

9 

Jofeph 

62 

Elizabeth 

43 

Jaiper 

^^5 

William 

62 

John 

69 

Carteret  Daniel 

21 

Daniel 

57 

Carver  Jacob 

46 

Kennedy  S- 

83 

Samuel 

185 

Cafal  John 

137 

Cafe  John 

I12 

Cafey  Michael 

^'5 

Adam 

25 

Cafii  Thomas 

40 

Gafnar  Enoch 

187  Caffadey  Nicholas 

155 

CalTcdey  Edward 

page.      Names, 

J  54  Caffedy  John 
62  William 

160  CalTeltine  William 
80  Caffon  Daniel 

160  John 

82  Jemima 

51   Catez  John 
86  Cathar  David 
88  Catharine  widow 

1/3   Cathars  Elizabeth 

193   Catnath  Donald 
14  Gathrall  Ilaac 
48  Benjamin 

84  Edward 

46  Cauffman  Jacob 
79  ■     Joieph 

175  Cave  'I'homas 
J  2  Gavender  Charles 

182    Qi^vin  Edward 
37    Centaur  Louifa 


pcge. 
i'ox 


174 

^1 1 

77 

117 

124 

54 

49 

82 

II I 

Id 

23 

77 
196 

'9 


95 

85 


187  Chainederlech  Chas.  34 
159  Chailes  174 

74  Chalk  John  29 

99  Chameau  Peter         166 
106  Chamberlain  Benj.     29 
91  John  3» 

69  Chambers  John  30 

21  Ann  12  £ 
38              George  18 

169  Robert  '3^ 

1 59  Chamberlin  Rich.     125 

160  Chancellor  William 
108  and  CO.  10 

138  Grace  132 

1 39  Chandler  James  25 
173  David  167 
180  Chapin  Nathan  66 

22  Chapman  Benjamin  28 
55  John  69 
99              William         170 

1  J  6  George  9 1 

20  Jane  77 

156  Chard  George  12G 

99  Ghardon  Anthony      55 

I51   Charles  George  47 

43    Charlton  Benjamin  146 

118  Chatlield  Oliver        141 

161   Chaudron  Siaion       5'' 


[     212      ] 


I'Tajne'!,            , 

pa^e. 

Chaiuicy  Charles 

95 

Clitynty  William 

130 

Cherry  D.-ivid 

99 

Cheveiis  William 

139 

Chew  Benjamin 

16 

Bei>jamin 

60. 

Tcfferv 

159 

Jo.rph 

179 

Chierdei  Paul 

21 

Chlene  Margaret 

53, 

Childs  Henry 

M5 

Chore  Jacob 

82 

Chririnun  Henry 

38 

Samuel 

141 

Chrinfielti  Haac 

63 

Chriitian  Caleb 

77 

Elizabeth 

24 

Chriflie  David 

93 

Eli^iabeth 

67 

Chrirty  AViUlam 

48 

JAW 

193 

ilobert 

47 

Hugh 

i? 

Chryaal  Diana 

63 

Diana 

Id 

Chrydler  Jacob 

74 

Church  John 

iGG 

John 

1C9 

iVlordecai 

lib 

Cift  Charles 

28 

Claedy  Samuel 

63 

Clampfer  Adam 

126 

CUipier  Lewis 

52 

Olotworthy  Joh:=i 

2l5 

Clavvges  Daniel 

83 

Claridge  Philip 

35 

Claske  Henry 

5^ 

Joieph 

35 

and  Joiiej 

62 

Beiiiamin 

U 

Jo^h 

29 

■\*'idov.' 

73 

Samuel 

36 

Joleph 

4^ 

James 

46 

Ephraini 

47 

P.cb-rt 

I55 

An  I  N  D  E  X  OF  N  A  M  E  S. 


Names. 
John 
jane 
IVUvk 
^iary 
William 
George 
Jacob 
Samuel 
Samuel 
John 
{.ohn  L 
Joh.>     , 
AV  illiam 
Jacob 
Mark 

Clarklon  Jncob 

Clare  William 
Mary 
William 

Claver  John 

Claughlin  Mary 

Claxton  Mary 
Margaret 

Clay  Curtis 

Alexander 

Claypoole  Joieph 
John 
David  C. 

Clayto'n  Charles 
'vvidow 
SaiTiuel 
Thomas 

Cieather  Fiaiiicis 

Clein  John 

Henry 

Clemans  Job 
Edward 
Edv/ard 

Clemens  Jofeph 
James 

Cleaves   1  homas 

Clf>er  JelTe 

Clements  Jacob 

Clement  John 
Mary 

Cleve'nger  Sauire 

CliiFcrd  John 


page. 

Namts^                page» 

64 

1  homas 

72 

162 

Thos.  &  John  23 

loo 

Hannah 

39 

I67 

Cliftcri  F.  H.  M. 

38 

loo 

Benjamin 

151 

171 

John 

177 

13 

James 

^57 

180 

William 

177 

42 

Climet  Mary 

U7 

17 

Cline 

Peter 

154 

17 

John 

139 

49 

Sarah 

i6r 

5I 

George 

174 

5I 

Jacob 

179 

loo 

Joieph 

MI 

99 

2c  Watkins 

200 

I69 

Clinton  Robert 

98 

lob 

Cling  John 

183 

I69 

Clout 

er  Chriftian 

180 

lS5 

Clothier  Samuel 

197 

186 

Clop 

John 

34 

M3 

John 

8S 

I83 

Clofe  Ann 

120 

31 

Lewis 

177 

I08 

Clatz 

;  John 

M7 

50 

Clou( 

i  Joieph 

39 

50 

John 

162 

97 

Clymer  George 

41 

4I 

Coaii 

sm  Elizabeth 

179 

73 

Coates  Samuel 

26 

I70 

and  Randolph  27 

5I 

Thomas 

30 

I87 

Sarah 

162 

iZ 

John  R. 

93 

I20 

John 

178 

43 

- 

,  Samuel 

50 

9 

John  R. 

50 

123 

Thomas 

82 

53 

William 

91 

70 

Jofiah 

I2y 

136 

William 

141 

140 

Cobourne  Ann 

64 

9 

Coburn  John 

71 

57 

Cochran  John 

69 

112 

8c  Willlamfon  39 

iS 

Robert 

119 

16  Cochrane  S^Thuiiby  15 

[     21J      ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES, 

Ifames,               p^g^-      Names.               j 

na^e. 

Nam:s.               page. 

Cockihigh  Samuel 

154             Tillinghafl 

114 

Edmund 

116 

Cock  William 

183  Gollings  Richard 

100 

John 

117 

Cole  Robert  &c  Son 

II              Abraham 

196   Connoly  D. 

170 

Cojile  Mary 

1 67              Hannah 

1 10  Xonover  Samuel 

93 

Gohoon  Mary 

165               Richard 

199    ^onry 

Daniel 

187 

Cohen  Eleazer42  5:  21  Colrick  Artliur 

19    ( 

Conwell  Crodus 

167 

Bell 

57  Cohvell  Chailcs 

185    ( 

Conyers  John 

59 

Jacob 

76              James 

185    ( 

Conyngham,  Nefb 

itt 

Abraham 

90              widow 

173 

and  CO. 

5^ 

Colt  Richard 

185  Collock  Mary 

109 

Guflavus 

135 

Colfe  James  H. 

14  Collfon  George 

161    1 

Cook 

John 

T44 

James 

134  (]ombes  Jermain 

55 

Alexander 

132 

Jofeph 

186  Comegys  Cornelius 

7-5 

Peter 

133 

James 

173  Comerb  Frederick 

190 

Niffa 

118 

John 

167  Comly  David 

1S9 

Thomas 

128 

Colebuni  Nathaniel 

62              Ezra 

i«3 

George 

26 

Colem:in  Nicholas 

30  Ccnard  John 

143 

Sufannah 

6e> 

Sarah 

137  Conrad  John 

9f. 

-Abraham 

28 

Kitty 

'30              Eunis 

102 

Henry 

.     86 

John 

41                     Job'l 

124 

Peter 

186 

Margaret 

I43               Jobn 

12S 

Samuel 

77 

James 

16 j              Jobn 

129 

Margaret 

145 

John 

184              Jobii 

13' 

Hannah 

118 

Charity 

77              l"l^ii 

136 

Samuel 

156 

Golhoun  G.  and  H 

.17          ,     Jofeph 

167 

Robert 

114 

Hugh 

17  Conarle  Thomas  . 

138 

Elizabeth 

175 

Ann 

20  Conaway  Patrick 

171 

Hefter 

175 

Dennis 

94  Conchy  James 

175 

Nathan 

7« 

Conkel  Henry 

47                  John 

175 

Cooke  Alexander 

34 

CoUaday  Abraham 

'.72  Condy  Jeremiah 

43 

John 

11 

Daniel 

72               John 

90 

John 

80 

William 

72               Jeremiah 

201 

Coombs  David 

158 

Collard  James 

152  Conkle  George 

35 

Coop 

ler  B.  Sc  J.  ji 

an.  18 

Cjllet  John 

15              Henry 

13S 

John 

68 

Colley  John 

174  Connelly  John 

5° 

Jofeph 

23 

Collilhaw  Barbara 

126              Henry 

202 

Ths.  Sc  Hugh  31 

Collier  Richard 

185               Patrick 

66 

Ezekiel 

34 

CoUin  Nicholas 

178              Matthew 

77 

Thomas 

^(^ 

Collins  Timothy 

64              Bartholomew    •^g 

Thomas 

163 

Edward 

61               Jacob 

169 

Mary 

170 

Chalkley 

6i              Rachael 

i5i3 

Ths.  &  Hugh  72 

Edward 

9   Conner  James 

165 

Catberiae 

76 

Cato 

78              Michael 

60 

J. 

80 

Zaccheus 

25   Connor  Michael 

H5 

Mary 

86 

Sarah 

91              Elizabeth 

146 

John 

I03t 

Cato 

31               Bridget 

157 

James 

139 

Mary 

183              Bridget 

^75 

Benjamin 

125 

Chalkley 

74            Jkliduel  0. 

100 

William 
Conrad 

128 
14c 

r  214  ] 


An    index    of    NAMES. 


Kamfs.  p<^S^' 

&  Thorn fon  83 

Francis  198 

Thomas  171 

Mark  98 

■^^ope  P.  Thomas  74 

John  128 

John  141 

Copelaiid  Prudence  24 

William  184 

Coppinger  John  187 

^orhtt  Mary  19 

William  67 

Julep  h  IC4 

IddIow  109 

Corbin  Daniel  144 

oren  John  136 

Qordeil  Lewis  57 

Clordner  John  90 

Corgae  'ihomas  160 

Corkrin  James  S^  62  102 

^crlefs  Matthias  58 

Corletc  Catherine  178 

^ornely  Jam?o  38 

omiiTi  John  164 

John  107 

James  107 

Cornyn  James  23 

Comian  Jofeph  43 

Adam  70 

Frederick  149 

jofeph  81 

^orran  VVf^liam  64 

^orrsn  Mary  159 

Corry  Robert  45 

Correy  Thomas  181 

Corfey  Georg-e  194 

Coi-fj^rave  James  1^7 

Coffey  William  161 

John  78 

CwTart  David  80 

Coil.tls  James  14 

Cotmaii   Kitty  35 

Cotter  Timothy  4.3 

Cott!  ill  John  ^71 

Cottringer  Elizabeth  11 

Cottringer  62 

Coulflcn  Nathan  36 

William  63 

Coulton  Margaret  1 1 G 


Names.  /'"J'f* 

Coulter  Jofeph  10 1 

John  84 

Countryman  John  159 

Coiipar  P«.obert  2 1 

Goupland  Mr.  136 

CoLiife  Henry  152 

Courfey  Lydia  88 

Courtney  Francis  14 

John  170 

John  08 

Kebecca  97 

Andrew  107 

Courton  Jolhua  197 

Coiifland  John  119 

Coy/pei  thwaite  J.  139 

Cav.ver  Birbary  140 

Cox  Gideon  12 

Jacob  16 

Ja<;ob  68 

William  20 

Efek  45 

Samuel  74 

John  157 

Jofhua  160 

William  176 

Widow  182 

Paul  50 

James  94 

Widow  95 

Moles  100 

John  103 

Caxe  James  S.  13 

W.D.  61 

Joiia  D.  95 

Coy  Edward  157 

Cozen  H'aiah  152 

Craig  Ji'hn  41 

John  56 

Thomas  167 

Janet  59 

■J'jiomas  iSi 

Philadelphia  67 

John  96 

Selh  cc  CO.  15 

Jofeph  )i4 

Mary  25 

Elizabeth  25 

Craij^head  Mary  186 

CraJMrs.  145 


Names.  pcgt. 

Craft  John  133 

Cramoiid  Phillip  60 

Crane  Roger  186 

Pioger  161 

Craner  Mary  132 

dans  David  155 

Crap  Jofeph  97 

Crawford  Samuel  17 

James  60 

Sarah  46 

James  1O6 

Feli::  iQG 

Sarah  1 78 

Jarne*  ico 

Crawley  Elizabeth  112 

Craycroft  Jofeph  159 

Creamer  ChrilUan  157 

Crean  John  103 

Cremer  Henry  73 

Oefs  Peter  12 

Henry  34 

John  37 

George  144 

Creffman  Jacob  189 

Crcffon  John  E.  14 

Richard  C.  22 

£c  Wain  II 

James  &  John  1991 

Benjamin  27 

S?.rah  27 

Mary  9 

J?mes  132 

Criben  John  160 

Crigamyer  Jacob  186 

Cringle  Andrew  150 

Crifpin  Sar:^h  k  co.    10 

Crips  Richard  140 

Croafdile  Martha  135 

Crone  Thomas  ici 

Cronen  Ji-clith  1 15 

Crontial  Betheniel  90 

Crofs  John  185 

John  89 

George  178 

John  114 

Crofsly  James  1^5 

Crofsman   H.  15 

Croto  Henry  120 

Cicthers  ^ohu  9 


[     215     1 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


2\'.ames.               P^g^-  Mimes.                P^g^' 

Crothers  Anth.  27  &  33  Thomas      -166 

Crouding  Peter          121  Elizabeth  139 

Cruk.'Lank  Jofeph     129  Samuel         60 

Croufillat  L.                17  Cyperliak  Barbary    151 

Grouthie  Cacharlne  127  (Tyius  Abraham          77 
Growell   Samuel        173 

Eliflia           iSi  D 

Croxfbrti  William      40  Dabney  Thomas 

Ciuklhank  J.  and  J.     10  Dabadie  John 

Crufon  William          87  D-iiley  tifury 

Criimmins  Elizabeth  65  Dalby  Daniel 

Ciumback  Godfrey  121  Abraham 

Cryder  Kitty               31  Dale  Peter 

li  >ac                S4  Richard 
Culbertlbn  Wm.    :.   8 
Cnlin  and  Hellough   4 


John 
Curameus  James 
Cummii;^-  V\''i!iiam 
Cummings  Phcebe 
George 
William 
George 
George 
Cummins  James 
James 
Ifaac 
Thomr.s 
Cumpfton  Thomas 


Dallas  A.  J. 

Daly  Mary 
46  Mr. 

63  Dalzell  Jane 
31  William 

40   Dallam  Samuel 
63   Dankvverth  John 
46  Daniel  Pliineas 

159  John 
183  John 
15 G   Dannaker  Chriftian 

92   Dankel  Henry 

160  Dare  Bennoni 
80   Darr  Jacob 
^9    Darrach  James 


Cunningham  Robt.   37,sDaiciuey  Peter 
George  t4:^Dauce  Simeon 


Cunitz  John 
CupdevilU  James 
C'urren  Samuel 
Currans  Charles 
Currie  William 

Ma  ry 
Cufack  A.nn 
Curtain  Plannah 
Curtis  Elidia 
Curry  Charles 

John 
Curt  Nichoias 
Curylier  Peter 
Culhing  Caleb 
Caifhbert  yVnthony 
Thomas 


20   Dauderm  Jacob 
124   Daugherty  John 
30  Patrick 

John 

Richard  104 
114 


76 

58 
192 

122 

131 

180 

9^ 

16 

lO 

2+ 

54 
do 

128 

20 

76 

121 

30 
21 

18 
40 
10 

29 
129 

68 
78 
91 


IC9 

54 

98  John 

121  Dautrachey  Alex.  '71 
24  Davenport  widow  47 
44  Eliza.  183 

184  Davey  John  iSi 

173  Davidtbn  Wm.  35  k:; 9 

137  John  170 

104  Charles  176 

1S7  Alexander  87 

109  William  88 

122  James  100 


Names,  pcg^- 

Davidlon  Eleanor     129 
Davies  Benjamin 

llaac 
Davis  William 

George 

Robert 

William 

JohnSc  CO. 

Widow 

Thomas 

John 

Edward 

Francis 

John 

Richard 

Stephen 

Ifaaf 

Richard 

Nathaniel 

Thomas 

Nathaniel 

Sam.  Eneas 

William 

Prifcila 

Samuel 

Rice 

Catherine 

George 

W^illiam 

George 

James 

William 

Elijah 
'       li'a  ac 
Davifon  James 
James 
John 
Arthur 
Davey  Jolin 
Davy  William 

Roberts  &:  co.  48 
Dawbell  John    ,       138 
Dawderman  Jacob   i2i<j 
Dawes  Jonathan         ■x'6 
R.&A.  44 

Abijah  48 

Dawns  Maiv  1 1? 


89 
158 

202 

IS 

180 

65 
II 

41 

5* 

4S 

73 

159 

do 

169 

do 

do 

171 

176 

i«6 

190 

H 

86 

87 
104 
106 
H4 

13 
122 

'3 

28 

29 

141 

18 

33 

150 

61 

70 

95 


[     5>1G     J 
AN'    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


xMi'mc: 


page       Names.  p^g^-     -Names.  P^df') 

Dawfon  Uobert  25*De  La  Gran^je  Jof.  William  74 

Elias  75       E.  G.  M.  64                John.,  76 

Daniel  34  De  Lahieviors  (;has.  49    Dewitt  Hugh  109 

'Ihomas  163  Dc  Ford  Jc-hn  99   Dexter  Sarah  133 

Thomau  163   Delamar  Eleanor  22                 Ricli::rd  135 

John  87   Dclaniater  John  42    Diatz  Frederick  87 

William  90  Delaunay  Peter  42    Dialogue  John  124 

"William  114  Delavau  Jofenh  164   Dice  Henry  143 

Day  Catherine  165                  James  144  Dick  Philip  16 

Samuel  177                   John  179               Philip  4^' 

Rarbary  193  Denbam  Peter  168              Margaret  54 

Auguftus  91   Denning  Catherine  ii6              Daniel  47 

Deakar  Mofes  153  Denkar  Davis  155              Frederick  164 

Deal  Peter  36  Dcnkla  Chrill.  H.  31              Peter  138 

John  191    Dciniiibn  Robert  47               Peter  48 

Nicholas  66                     James  131              Charles  104 

Dean  Alexander  60  Denna  Patrick  166   Dickenfon  JoQah 

Hannah  61   Dcnncy  John  145                       Aaron  195 

Dean- Nicholas  79                 Daniel  40   Dickerfon  Mahlon  58 

I/eas  William  42                 Olende  135.  Dickins  Aflibury  25 

Debree  B.  John  120  Dennis  John  36  Dickinibn  Daniel  52 

D:.baufre  James  do  Denman  Meeker  50                     Thomas  98 

,D'Autrechy  Alex.  98  Demar  Lewis  J57                     Jofiah  141 

De  Bartholt  David    49  Deppe  Henry  75  Diekron  John  59 

Decamps  B.  56  Derbrow  Hugh  176  Diehl  N.  8c  Son  18 

John  ^5  Delauque  Lewis  55               John  82 

Decatur  Stephen  49  Defabaye  Lewis  60              Nicholas  66 

Decharms  Mrs.  1 1   Defcnret  L.  55   Dilcart  John  145 

Decauriey  John  194  Defliair  M.  130  Dill  H.  Joieph  160 

Decickfon  Jofepli  85  Defmaric  Mary  154  Dillingham  Simeon    17 

Deeter  Melchor  107  Defmond  Timothy  97  Oillon  Alexander  185 

Dser.vcilerjohn  33  Detrick  John  ^S^..       J?^'"       ,  ^^^ 

De  Briell  64  Detour  Jane  """ 

Defield  Peter  167  De  Viar  Don  Jofeph 

Degrayem  N.  120       Ignatius 

Dehait  Jacob  77  Devan  William 
DeimlingM.  F.  G.   35  Devall  Elijah 

Deitz  Peter  129  Devercux.  John 

Delaney  Patrick  128  Deveny   William 

Di-lbos  Peter  103   Devis  John 
■  Dell  Solomon  do  Devitt  Hugh 

Deiyon  Ifasc  130  Devine  Margaret 

Abi?,ail  88  Devilear  John 

De  Forreft  Henry       42   Dewces   Lewis 
D;  Haven  Wm.       44  William 

John         75  George 


IC4 

)h 

Dilworth  Sarah 
Ann 

51 
60 

62 

Jofeph 

12 

177 

James 

24 

49 

174 

James 
Richard 

25 
do 

106 

Dinnln  Robert 

68 

201 
1 09 
119 

Dixey  Thomas 
Dixon  John 

Andrew 

185 
96 

81 

Patrick 

118 

165 
71 

George 
Dixfon  George 

■43 
125 

48 

Dobbin  James 

187 

[   2ir    ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


A'limes.  P'^S'^' 

Dobbins  Thomas       47 

Jiifiice  90 

Dobfaii  George  14 

Tiiomai  55 

Dodds  Martha  175 

Dodge  Jobn  7S 

John  13J; 

Doez  Joleph  54 

Doenart  Henry  83 

Doig'  John  184 

Dogan  Maiy  J94 

Dol'in  Chailes  T17 

Dalby  Mary  109. 

Dniiiel  do 

Jofeph  1 3  I 

■DoUin'Paul  78 

Donian  John  1 17 

Dominick  Charles    125 

Donaldfon  Ilaac  27 

Jofeph        37 

Aaron      162 

Wm.T.     dc 

Wm.T.  177 

Donath  Jof.  &  co.     50 

Dciiegan  Thomas      1 66 

Douherty  James       171 

Doi'.houe   rhomas    103 

Donlevy  John  182 

DoKneley  Eli-^abeth  157 

Cacliarine     121 

Donoughow  James     44 

Doogan  Jofeph  58 

Doran  Michael  55 

Dority  Jofepb  43 

Dorneck  Elizabeth     31 

Dorfey  Ben.  Sc  Son    57 

Nathan  51 

John  3 1 

Dougherty  James     166 

John        185 

William  1S7 

George      48 

John  49 

Doughty  Daniel       1*53 

James       i6r 

^  James       175 

Jor.atbar.  176 


Names.  P^S^' 

James  179 

Doiiglafs  John  5  + 

Robert  7 1 

Francis  75 

William  76 

Elizabeth   ^^3 

Antlicw  86 

John  108 

M  r.  I  I  o 

Richard  114 

John  1  i  6 

Dorieu  H^nry  31 

Dove  John  195 

Dow  Reheccg.  164 

Dowds  John  106 

Do  we  George  180 

Dowers  Edward  199 

J^ohn  56 

Edxvard  1 13 

Dowgan  Richard  152 

Downhime  John  145 

Downing  Jacob  33 

do  18 

Downey  Elizabeth  174 

Downs  Earl  1 4 

Aaron  191 

Sarah  107 

Doyle  Batt  16 

Dennis  49 

John  45 

ChriUiana  1 85 

Dennis  47 

Nicholas  199 

Samuel  7c 

Draper  John  55 

Jonathan  102 

Drain  Hannah  189 

Drewry  SpafFord  71 

Dring  Jane  19^ 

Drinker  Henry,  jun.  zo 

Jofeph  71 

Henry  21 

Jofeph  do 

Sc  Bartow  23 

John  118 

Mary  27 

Ee 


Names,  P'^i^"' 

Droz  Hiimbc-rt  71 

Dryer  Ar.drew  i  24 

Duane  Wm.   115  Sc  112 

Dubbs  &  Eail  j  2 

Dubbs  M.artin  39 

Dubariy' John  5^ 

Dyberiv    Thomas  17,^. 

Diblo^  Paul  103 

Diibofq  Henry  98 

Dubois  Aliraham  25 

Dubree  Jofeph  96 

Dachc  John  i  10 

Ducomb  Vincent  93 

Dacoing  Sc  Lacombe  22' 

Dtidel,  Garret  172 

Duer  William  166 

Duey  Adam  4^ 

Duflee  1  horn  as  156 

Diifneld  John  *    46 

John  47 

Samuel  91 

Diifief  N.  GoLiin  61 

DufFy  Mary  191 

Duguet  Mr.  48 

Dulonval  MrSi  42 

Dumas  John  F.  87 

Dumoutet  J.  B.  5^ 

Jt'hn  57 

Dunant  Edwaid  48 

Edward  96 

Edv.  ard  loo 

Duncan  Richaid  i8r 

Pha^bs  19 

Jude  23 

James  iSo 

Mary  135 

Dunfor  George  135 

Dungan  J.  ?c  T.  14. 

Thomas  75 

Daiihain  Aaron  159 

Dunherley  Luke  154 

Mary  d.) 

Dunkin  Ann  69 

Dunlap  John  i5 

Richard  165 

JoUn  i«7 

Sarah  177^ 


,iH 


M    1  N  D  i:  X    OF    N  A  M  E  S. 


Nume.u 

page. 

A'^auK's.               p^S^' 

Dunia;)  Jair.cs 

109 

David 

i3« 

J. 

60 

Early  ATaiy 

198 

Robert 

107 

John 

7S 

Djiilevy  Joli'i 

•  d) 

Earnell  Jacob 

(^3 

'  HAicn 

122 

Jacob 

13 

Diwv.i  Edward 

38 

Earout  Geoige 

149 

Ma.  id 

182 

Eaftburn  Thomas 

1 80 

John 

J  65 

John 

167 

i-:dward 

70 

Joleph 

83 

Daniel 

114 

Eafis  ].hn 

13'^ 

Dj.iiiiijg  Ann 

159 

Eaton  Nathaniel 

74 

Dunphy  Jariics 

39 

Ebert  v,  iduw 

03 

Robert 

192 

Eb-rleCharles 

35 

Duriton  Jacob 

197 

Frtd'.-rick 

Id 

William 

198 

Ebling  Jolin 

146 

DiHiwoody  John 

12 

Ec  les  James 

IQU 

DjplcfTii  Le  Barb 

ler  29 

Eckfelut  Jacob 

;6 

Duplier  Henry 

196 

Eckford  Elzabeth 

!08 

Diiplaine  Mra. 

lOI 

EclcindorfF  Martin 

45 

DunoHCeaii  P.  S« 

95 

Eckley  Abraham 

3^ 

Dupuy  Dsnitl 

5" 

Eckfteen  Jacob 

^5 

Daniel 

80 

EckRein  Frederick 

12 

D-irnc]!  'I'homas 

52 

Eckley  Rebecca 

171 

Dir.ang  Jchii 

109 

Eddy  Charles 

42 

Tucob 

108 

George 

IC5 

Vac  oh 

57 

Eddowes  Ralph 

67 

Diiiant  Eleanor 

185 

Edeaporn  Peter 

161 

Dih'ney  Michael 

i53 

Edelman  John 

81 

Dufar  F.            97 

Sc  58 

Edenborn  Jacob 

80 

Dulla-.i  Michael 

144 

Edgar  James 

166 

Dutilh  E. 

53 

Edmcndlbn  Francis    86 

Diuail  Jeremiah 

198 

EdNvards  Griffith 

14 

Moiin 

58 

James 

-''-4 

Duvivier  Lewis 

i,,S 

Jofhua 

41 

Dv-er  Walter 

184 

James 

47 

John 

187 

E    • 

Jacob 

46 

folcph 

170 

El!*y  John 

194 

Elizabeth 

49 

arin  gftght 

134 

Edward 

67 

Jacob 

119 

Philip 

95 

Earlia--?  Catherir.c 

66 

Jofeph 

loi 

Earl  Clayton 

M 

Fvichard 

III 

James 

56 

Griffith 

129 

Eenjainin 

151 

John 

*i7 

Cdeb 

178 

Jonathan 

140 

AfcraKam 

13S 

Robert 

154 

Names.  p'^g'^ 

Ehringhaus  Adolph   15 

Eigelberener  Peter     16 

EiTenhnt  Andrew     141 

Eifenbrey  Peter  40  &  8 1 

Catherine  36 

Eke  widow  63 

Egan  1  horn  as  67 

Egans  Price  176 

Egger  Thomas  75 

Egerfter  John  19.^ 

EgleiVone  Jofeph      127 

Ehrenfeller  George    77 

Einfworth  John        J 78 

Elder  Thomas  17 

Eidredge  Samuel        1 1 

Eldrith  Thomas       194 

Eleter  John  1 1 6 

El  friths  Widow        126 

Elkinton  Afa  19 

Afa  73 

Ellaways  Edward       96 

Ellet  John  Sc  Charles  1 1 

Ellenor  Eleanor        152 

Ellicott  Andrew         38 

Samuel  97 

■William  121 

Ellingham  George    178 

Elliot  William  33 

John  50 

Samuel  48 

Vv'illiam  124 

Ellis  Rowland  84 

David  118 

Thomas  184 

EUifon  Andrew        190 

'''        James  174 

Ellifon  65 

Elmfle  Alexander      89 

Elter  John  138 

Elton  Jofeph  34 

George  116 

Elverlon  John  12^ 

Ely  Hugh  Sf  Jofeph  17 

Hugh  196 

John  ^83 

Emerick  Henry       '72 

Baltis  6 1 


[  ll^J  ] 


An    index   of    N  A  M  E  S. 


Eniciicli  George  22 

John  22 

Emery  John  155 

Lewis  25 

Samuel  4S 

John  41 

J  accb  1:^1 

Ernes  Worlel/  83 

Ann  83 

Emlen  George  63 

Mary  72 

Emlui  Ann  90 

Endriei  Michael  143 

Jacob  143 

Eneffer  James  '38 

Mary  38 

Eneu  James  179 

Engeard  Henry  145 

Englreight  Chrif.  i6<) 

EnglKli  Joieph  146 

Engles  James  166 

Francis  8:1 

John  172 

Ennis  Ann  107 

John  126 

Enwaighter  Eliza  149 

Epple  Andrew  31 

Erdman  Charles  115 

Enters  Lewis  146 

Erringer  Frederick  146 

Ervin  John  143 

Erwia  Hugh  128 

Catherine  35 

John  181 

•John  190 

Samuel  7S 

Robert  68 

Catherine  123 

John  125 

Rebecca  Mrs.  79 

Eflier  John  37 

Jacob  bi 

Eflier ricji  George  35 

Eller  Adam  103 

EUing  Nicholas  65 

Elpey  ^Villiam  1 19 

Ellell  Danici  19 


A\nnes  P'^S'-'' 

EHill  Briton  139 

E:henger  Martin  178 

Etrio  Clirilliaiia  36 

William  36 

James  158 

Etlfer  George  3  7 

Evans- Robert  jun.  14 

John  182 

Griffith  33 

Oliver  16 

Robert  36 

Peter  5  r 

Robert  jun.  36 

Eliiiabeih  52 

John  33 

Cadwallader  175 

Cadwallader  42 

John  53 

Able  150 

John  B.  56 

Edward  167 

Charles  72 

David  74 

Sarah  75 

David  75 

Margaret  84 

David  88 

Thomas  88 

Robert  97 

John  C.  98 

David  loo 

lonatlian  10 1 

John  B.  102 

liaac  104 

Robert  158 

Jolhua  139 

David  162 

Oliver  119  £:  16 

Everhart  Anthony  196 

Everhart  Abraham  41 

Everly  Adam  89 

Jacob  190 

Everlev  FJenry  146 

Mr.  1 23 

Henry  146 

John  61 

Evitt  William  196 


Nanus 

1  's~  * 

Ewing  David 

oh.i 

75 

VVilliiun  ^ 

106 

James 

75 

Jnhn 

89 

Eyre  Joint 

HO 

Nathan 

17 

Eyres  Samuel  Br 

9 

Samuel  B. 

i7 

Mao»',el 

j.m 

Fiible  George 

I.;  2 

Fagel  M'chacl 

»3^ 

Fagundas  Jacob 

95 

Fairbain  John 

5- 

Falcker  James 

7'^ 

Falconer  William 

70 

Nathaniel 

82 

Fail  R.  M. 

75 

Farnicr  Thomas 

16'^ 

James 

59 

Fary  Elizabeth 

U7 

Farran  J.Iary 

49 

Farrell  John 

^77 

Thomas 

io7 

Faris  Edward 

37 

FalFit  'Ihomas 

'^7 

Faulke  Calj.er 

3^ 

Faulkner  William 

187 

i^'aunce  Clniil;.ui 

149 

Jacob 

198 

Henry 

198 

Margaret 

'4^ 

Heniy 

Ui 

Fan  res  Francis  L. 

45 

Faumian  John 

^93 

Fawkner  Matthew 

43 

Fayette  M.;ry  L. 

99 

Fcason  Joi'eoh 

93 

Febinger  Elizabeth 

I  -• 

Feck  Fri^Jcrick 

^h 

Fee  Roberr 

»86 

Feeley  Sarah 

35 

Felker  George 

37 

Fell  Richard 

3' 

[     220     ] 


An  I  N  D  E  X  OF  N  A  M  E  S. 


Kunij--,  page. 

i^li;r,eas  1S9 

JTemiT.futoii  joliiy  70 

EciuiHil  Anna'  185 

IVnnxk  P.  176 

}''enneil  Willlain  iii 

rtiniier  iipnry  ju 

IViuc.ii   i  hoiiias  79 

Ann  1:9 

rertuf;!!  Thomas       17 

iicbert  J  52 

Hu^a  2; 

i '.-!"- '-'.-)  t  i;o 

"■  Samuel  68 

Lrnjumin  73 

Ebcii.  zar  I17 

Samuel  142 

i'ernoi!  .■■r.  92 

Pe.iiiler  Jolin  83 

Ec-nee  JGi:pii  32 

field  John  13 

.Stephen  143 

ChriRian  94 

Peter  98 

AVilliam  )ci 

Kathuii  23 

F'K-l'jii!g  Robert  13 

1  idler  Jchn         '  I92 

Fi'.ga!  Giaft  156 

J-'iuiie  John  1 14 

Finch  John  89 

Peter  I05 

Fiiiegiia  Mary  21 

Fink  Jacob  124 

F'inlay  James  I32 

Viuney  Charles  1 13 

Eiieing  Phillip  156 

Firth  John  3I 

P.eflon  1S9 

J^ifher  1  horn  as  53 

Nicholas  74 

Eiillia  I7 

Tks.  ^JofhuagG 

J^imes  C.  73 

joha  13 1 

■Liias  I32 

Elilha  St  CO.     23 

Eiederick  I47 


Names. 

page. 

Martin 

34 

William 

149 

Mary 

37 

Archibald 

I78 

John 

I82 

1  acob 

193 

Micrs  51 

John  I94 

K..  Samuel  51 

C.  James  73 

Vv .  Samuel  73 

Samuel  '  75 

David  131 

Fillc  John  174 

Fits  John  4I 

Sarah  44 

Mary  1  ^^9 

J.  G.  £c  W.  20 1 

kM'Glatherygb 

Fider  M.  L.        .85 

Cftiherine  26 

Adam  I51 

Fitch  Ju.'eph  198 

F'thiu  P.rael  165 

Yiiz  William  191 

Peter  99 

Fiitlcr  Jacob  143 

Fitzgerald  Jaines  1 1 1 

Robert  122 

Sc  Cazins  56 

Fitzpartrick  Mary  I54 

Fitziaiidolph  liaac  89 

Fii-zlimmons  Thomas 9 1 

Thomas  94 

Flahavan  Sarah  55 

Flake  Sarah  18 

George  76 

Jacob  37 

Geqrge  4I 

Flamand  James  140 

Flanagan  Stephen  1,6 

J^li"      .  75 

Flaume  Francis  143 

Flaxberd  Lewis  120 
Fleckier  Valentine  124 

Fleming  William  160 

Charles  19 


Names.  page* 

Sterne  166 

Flenno  John  1&7 

Fletcher  Sarah  37 

Elizabeth  75 

Piichajd  82 

James  lio 

John  133 

Fleefou  Thomas    '  138 

Fhckwirs  David  159 

C.  and  M.  SS 

Fling  William  24 

Sulannah  60 

Edv/ard  125 

Fllfin  John            .  174 

Thomas  I30 

Richard  I54 

Flint  John  73 

William  I27 

Flintham  William  iti 

John  86 

WiWam  I25 

Flood  Lyde  I80 

Flook  Margaret  142 

Flowers  ihomas  24. 

John  175 

George  41 

George  8  r 

Peering  j^n  28 

Samuel  and 

Frederick  144 

Folwell  John  21 

llichard  23 

Nathan  ■  27 

S.  130 

William  27 

Fonde  Andrew  169 

Foot  Mary  114 

Fopis  Arthur  87 

Fogal  Nicholas  153 

Foquet  Lewis  44 

Forbes  Arthur  165 

Force  Peter  127 

David  127 

Forde  StandiQi  86 

Hannah  1 14 

Ford  Gernais  141 

John  187 


[     221  J 


AN    INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


IJ'ames.  pi^g^' 

Ford  Elizabeth  77 

Lawrence  83 

Jchn  D.  99 

Fordham  Benjamin  88 
Forepangh  George  114 
Forepaugh  Fred.  28 
?ore(ler  Miciiael 

William 
Forqua  John 
Forrelt  Wiiliara 
Thomas 
Ufion 
Forrefter  Henry 

Herbert 
Forfler  Robert 
Foriyth  David 
Forten  James 
James 
Fortune  Nicholas 
Walter 
Nicholas 
Fortifau  Sarah 
Fort  William 
Fofler  VVaiter 

William  A.   177 

Silas  168 

Peter  107 

Fotterall  Stephen  E,  47 

Fougeray  Rene         loi 

Foulke  Owen  &  Chs.  12 

Mary  SiEhza.  20 

Caleb  41 

Cadwallader   142 

Fournier  Mr. 

FotheraJl  Stephen 

Fowlar  John 

Fowler  Michael 

Fowman  James 

Fox  JuOinian 

George 

Elizabeth 

Michael 

William 

John 

Edward 


164 
167 

»73 
H7 
41 
196 
102 
142 

»ss 

181 

181 
2or 
146 
83 
132 
158 
106 

77 


Names. 

Michael 

Jofeph 

Sarah 

George 
■    James 

John 

Jofeph 

Martha 

Samuel 

James 

George 

Michael 

James 
Foy  William 

Michael 
Fraley    Frederick 

John 
Frame  Nathan 

do 
Francis  John 


page. 

196 

174 

'  198 

88 

88 
14 
92 
171 
92 

I2S 

183 

114 

129 

85 

171 

^-9 
^5 


51 

189 
165 
166 


29 

JS2 

39 
191 

39 


William  T.  60 
William 
Catherine 
Francis  Mr. 
John 
Manuel 
John 
Mrs. 
Frank  John 

George 
Leonard 
Frankiord  John 
Frankeibury   widow  88 
Franklin  Lemuer      171 
Walter 
Samuel  R. 
Chriflian 
Joieph 
Franks  Jacob 
George 
Mr. 
Mr. 
Peter 
IfaacI 
Johii 


84 

133 

42 

77 
43 

195 
92 
33 
32 
33 

175 


55 
70 

73 

79 

195 
do 

201 
33 

66 


Names. 
Frazier  Robert 
Andrew 
Matthias 
William 
Naibro 
Robert 
Chrifliana 
Fredericks  F. 
Frcderickfon  G. 
Free  Benjamin 
Freeberry  Jacob 
Freeman  T.  B. 

Cato 
Freeouf  John  F. 
French  William 
William 
Charles 
Freno  Paul 
do. 
Freftmutt  Daniel 
Frefnaye  Lewis 
Fretz  Jacob 
Freytag  Michael 
Fricke  Frederick 
Michael 
Auguflus 
Fricker  Jofeph 
Frier  John 
Fries   John 
Fritz  George 
Peter 
Mary 
Catherine 
Fry  Georg-e 
Robert 
Ellis 
Henry 
Jacob 
Fryburg  John 
Fullerden  Gabriel 
Fuller  widow 

.  EHzabeth 
John 
Fullerton  Alex. 
Valejia 


page. 
191 

1+3 

165 

do 

51 

90 

136 
156 

144 

140 

195 

15 

184 

79 

50 
118 

130 
46 

97 
35 

47 
^37 
172 

145' 
148 
57 
145 
190 

14 
198 

81 

do 

176 

191 

52 

77 

87 

126 

41 
145 

177 
i«7 

15 

74 


f 


[     222     ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Names.  p^g^- 

FuUerton  Efther  29 

Fiilmer  Calper  194 

I-'ulmeit  Calper  do 

Fulton  Samuel  116 

Samuel  12 

Janies  173 
Funderwirhe  Jacob  190 

P'uilong  John  147 

Furry  Manis  170 

Fyau  John  190 


Gabel  Peter  197 

John  19^ 

Galbraith  Patrick  175 

Gale  John  197 

Gallagher  Wm.  156 

George  161 

Margaret  166 

James  50 

Andrew  6j 

Charles  118 

Gallet  Fra litis  124. 

Galloway  Joi'epU  169 

Gaily  J.>fcph  26 

Jofeph  34 

Gambia  John  162 

Mary  34 

James  99 

tl,).  1 17 

Garalde  Denife  100 

Garaud  Jacob  9  1 

GarchetG.  Son  &  co.  95 

Gardette  Janies  -  93 

Gardner  James  125 

George  do 

John  151 

Brazizld  23 

Heity  58 

Henrieta  67 

Aaron  68 

Cua'  80 

Jacob  86 

Valentine  87 

Vv'iiliam  100 

Benjamin  105 

J.  121 


Names,  p<^S'^' 

William  125 

Gardiner  Joiin  71 

do.  1 1 1 

GarenM.  105 

Garner  James  4^ 

Garland  Ruth  133 

Garllck  widow  131 

Gartland  John  25 

Garret  Philip  24 

Levi  51 

Garrick  Elizabeth  72 

Gariendena  Vin.  106 

Garrigues  8c  Marfhall  11 

Samuel  138 

Benj.  F.    53 

William  76 

Samuel  83 

Abiaham  85 

Samuel  131 

Garrifon  Heuiy  107 

Gartley   William  177 

John  76 

do.  1^7 

Garvin  James  172 

Garwood  James  i6j 

William  176 

Gafkill  Ebenezer  73 

Gal's  George  97 

Gatier  Rene  38 

Gatliffe  Samuel  99 

Gatter  Nathaniel  174 

Martin  134 

Gatz  Frederick  156 

Gauper  Cliriftiana  197 

Ga-.v  Chambers  8;;; 

Robert  1 66 

Robert  21 

Gilbert  iz6 

&  M'Gee  22 

Geblei"  Godfrey  97 

Godfrey  61 

Gedde  Mary  1 10 

Geddes  Mary  94 

Geiger  Martin  145 

Geley  Peter  61 

GeifTe  William  34 

Geiifel  Matthias  32 


N'ames.  I'^S^i 

Genther  John  H.  27 

Jolm  H.  84 

Charles  157 

Charlei  do 

Gentry  Robert  153 

George  William  69 

William  4(y 

Edward  10  r 

Richard  30 

Charles  102 

Gerbicr  John  36 

Gerhard  William  21 

Conrad  28 

Germain  Abraham    134 

Germon  John  29 

Gcrnon  Richard  72 

Gethen  William  50 

Gevan  Catherine  152 

Geyer  Andrew  32 

John  38 

do.  62 

Gibb  Thomas    ,  197 

Jonathan  28 

Gibbons  Francis  116 

David  154 

Gibbs  Joel  2r 

Sufannah  63 

Jofiah  W.  69 

Benj.  fen.  73 

Eenj.  jun.  do 

Jacob  103 

do.  105 

Burroughs  110 

Jonathan  128 

James  191 

GlbeitfoR  Maty  74 

Gibertfon  Mr.  129 

Gibfon  Ed.>'?.id  35 

James  loo 

James  95 

William  15S 

Gideon  Jacob  75 

Gigg  AuguTtine  lor 

GifFord  Thomas  173 

Mr.  42 

Gihon  John  J  59 


[     223     ] 


I\''ames. 

page. 

Gilbert  Jofeph 

153 

David 

Z^ 

Jacob 

45 

Fiederick 

46 

Robert 

52 

David 

61 

^            Conrad 

'93 

Michael 

S4 

Gllbraith  Robert 

162 

Gilchrifl  Cliailes 

'5 

Gilby  William 

^63 

Giifry  William 

J87 

Gil  fry  John 

,G5 

Matthew 

178 

Gill  David 

Si 

Rachd 

98 

Robert 

199 

do. 

37 

WilUain 

184 

Gillam  John 

43 

do. 

46 

Lewis 

71 

Gillafpie  Hanp.rdi 

i/S 

Gillafpy 

94 

h  Strong 

56 

Giles  Mr. 

192 

Agnes 

175 

Gill^.ger  George 

114. 

Giller  John  E. 

187 

Giliip  \Villiam 

173 

GillinghaiK  James 

25 

do. 

27 

Gilpin  Thomas 

88 

Lydia 

5^ 

Jofliua 

43 

Thomas 

106 

G'ltemavd  James 

163 

Gilman   James 

184 

Gilmer  George 

III 

Giiloup  Elizabeth 

72 

Ginings  John    , 

^55' 

Ginder  Augud 

26 

Giiuher  Jolin 

195 

Girard  Stephen 

n 

John 

56 

GIrvan  James 

91 

43 


N  D  E  X   OF    NAMES. 

A-'cimes. 
Gitche'.l  David 
Glading  James 

Rebecca 
Glauie  Jaccb 
Glatis  George 
Glaizer  Henry 
Glenn  William 

Joieph 
Glentv.'orLh  r.  F. 
James 
Glofe    M3ry 
Gl*)ver  William 
Goetz  Frederick 

Jacob 
Godfrey  Edward 
John  W. 
do. 
Charles 
GofF  Samuel 
Thomas 
Godfliol  John 

Frederick 
Goddard  George 
Goddcy  Matthew 


page.      Karnes,  P^s^' 

160  Gofling  Jacob  194. 

T22  Gols  Jofeph 

do  Goul   Valeiiline 
142  Goinibn  John 

do  Gouge  John 
J 48  Goveit  William 
E. 


53 

f'4 

ic8 

62 

11 1 

59  William         do 

72  Gowland  Abraham  176 

71   Gral)a  John  147 

155  G;able  Matthias       134. 

J  64  Grabe:   George  187 

83  Grace  John  183 

164  Jacob  124 

170  John  189 

67   Graice  Barbary  do 

198  Grndie  Thoma:s         166 

1S5   Gran' John  c;8 

162 


1S6 
148 
178 
141 
18c 


Klaer 
Cifper 
Mrs. 
B. 

W'illiam 

^  Sophia 

Goldfmith  Thomas  142  Grsfiard  Peter 

Gominger  Jaccb         32  Graham  Peter 

Goodman  John         145 

do. jun.    146 

do.  jun.    189 

Sc  Ebeth  149 

Fhcebe 

Goodwin  Jonathan 

John 

George 

Gordon  A. 

Jofiah 
Rebecca 
Robert 
Eliizabeth 


Robert 
Gorgas  George 
Gorley  Ki:gh 
Gorman  Edward 
Patrick 
Gofner  George 

Rebecca 


71 

40 

71 

200 

S3 
127 

^5 
do 

loi  Grandon  John 
ic6  Granger  Jtilia 
153  Grant  W^illiam 
178  William 

19  Aloander 

169  John 

79 

90 


55 

145 

do 

'9 
7? 

14 

iC 

167 

let 

76 


Thcma 
John 
do. 
Jane 
Ann 

Robert  M.  165 
Alexander  J  68 
H,:gh 
Edv.ard 
Margaret 
Ann 
David 


171 

6 


107 
12 
190 
U7 
'5=» 


AN    INDEX    OF    N  A  M  ES. 


page 

130 


hitmen. 
Gi-ant  John 

Hugh  1 09 

Giatz  S.  8c  H  16 

Simon  do 

Gi-^uw  John  142 

Grrjvellc  Louifa  27 

Gravenfliiie  John  15 

;               Peter  do 

Samuel    79 

Giftvey  Fiedeyck  {55 

Gray  Edward  17 

William  163 

David  37 

Jol'eph  do 

Nathan  78 

William  91 

Ihomas  113 

John  116 

;        Maiy  126 

'        William  158 

Georg-c  1.94 

fjrcble  \'Villiam  135 

George  do 

(}rebler  Rachel  14 

Jacob  166 

I                .do.  15.8 

Ireland  John  1 19 

jSreen  Enoch  10 

James  128 

do.  171 

Rufus  18 

Margaret  174 

Aflibel  26 

Lemuel  53 

Peter  183 

Eleanor  62 

Robert  67 

Adam     -,  do 

John  89 

do.  99 

Mary-  102 

William  no 

'J'homas  141 

Stephen  154 

Greaves  Alexaridcr  ig)6 

Gi-pfves  Thomas  9^3 


Names.  "    page, 

Greenway  J)iVph  26 

VViduw  22 

Gregory  Mary  25 

John  52 

do.  1 0,9 

Ann  136 

Greiner  Frederick  32 

John  80 

do.  121 

G ribbon  Patrick  104 

GiifFen  Seth  138 

Grifli,!  Peter  54 

Benjamin  127 

Moies  24 

Griffins  Richard  126 

Griffith  Caleb  59 

Joleph'  177 

baraii  66 

Robert  E.  72 

Johi?  1 20 

Abigail  167 

Elizabeth  58 

B.  &  M.  10 

Ii>iac  146 

Evan  148 

Elizabeth  150 

Griffits  Cadwallider  104 

Hannah  115 

Samuel  P.  50 

Grimes  J(iJin  175 

do.  176 

Martin  159 

Grimm  Elizabc;^i  149 

Groombridge  Mr.  95 

Mrs.  do 

Grum  William  74 

Groughen  Cath.  183 

Grofs  J.  Woollery  96 

Grotjan  Peter  A.  199 

Grous  Frederick  40 

G rover  John  168 

George  70 

Groves  Jeffe  144 

John  17 

Daniel  145 

Henry  135 


Names.  p^S^o 

Catherine      149 

Mrs.  60 

GhriRian         73 

Guennj;teau  Jofcph    31 

Gnenaux  A.   Mairs  82 

Gueroll  Wm.    46  &  4B 

GueR  8c  Baneker        55 

John  1 5' 

A.  R.  Sc  M.    52 

George  95 

Gugger  James  40 

Guibert  J.  8c  co.  10 

Guier  8c  Diehl  12 

John  '    do 

A,  ii«j 

Elizabeth        124 

Guike  Henry  150 

Gulaker  Patrick        107 

Gullager  Chriflian      23 

Guldy  Jacob  78 

Gullen  John  ^(J 

GunH?ey  John  i8g 

Gumpert  Abraham   142 

Gunkle  M.  16 

Gunnefs  G.  M.         179 

Gurley  Hugh  178 

Gurney  2i  Smith        49 

Francis         100 

Gutterfon  J.  J.  i6i 

Guyger  George  4  c; 

Cafper  114 

Gyhgar  Gharles         132 

Gynn  Ann  12$ 

H 

Hsas  Henry  147 

Conrad  30 

Frederick  14^ 

Hacker  Leonard  148 

Hackct  John  195 

Hadteg  Andrew  59 

Hafiine  Catherine  33 

John  38 

Haga  Godfrey  8c  co.  8i 

Hagcnau  John  N.  15 


[     225     ] 


A  K    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


pag-ner  Pliiiip  84 

Hdhn  William  21  Sc  126 

Chriflian  2t 

Haines  Ephraiin  21 

Haius  8c  Jones  9 

Adam  12 

John  B.  34 

George  34 

William  44 

John  67 

Hale  Thomas  89 

Matthew  129 

Thomas  89 

Samuel  174 

Mary  177 

Hailer  Frederick  71 

John  74 

Halberfon  Hannah  201 

Hall  Ezekiel  201 

h.  Sellers  10 

Robert  117 

Margaret  1 1 

John  188 

do.  151 

Nathaniel  174 

Catherine  26 

Mary  54 

Richard  182 

James  183 

Samael  do 

John            .  69 

Richard  do 

William  C.  73 

John  90 

do.  127 

Hallman  Jo''"  23 

Hallowell  William  146 

Wm.jiui.  31 

John  95 

do.  200 

Halverftadt  Cath.  95 

George  138 

SCI31 

Halzel  Jacob  23 

Hamble  Archibald  142 

Hamer  Jacob  '  10 


Names.  p(ig<^' 

Hamil  James  54 

Hamilton  William    16 

do.  18 

Thomas     do. 

Hugh        145 

Patiick,    162 


Artb 


4'J 


John  Scfon  55 

John  59 

James  70 

do.  92 

William  107 

John  108 

do.  m 

Hamlen  Jofeph  ic;4 

Hamlet  Godfrey  86 

Hammond  Nichs.  131 

Hampflcad  Martin  26 

Hampton  Samuel  181 

Ranchman  John  80 

Michael  do 

John  jun.  do 

Hanckel  John  M.  145 

Hancock  William  57 

Hand  Ezekiel  156 

Margaret  3 1 

John  154 

Nicholas  80 

Kanes  Margaret  33 

Hanford  Lewis  91 

Hcmley  John  133 

Hanna  Edward  106 

Hannis  Benjamin  149 

Hannah  William  118 

Hannell  James  11 1 

Hannold  George  19 

Hannum  W.  L.  97 

Hanfe  Conrad  61 

Conrad  94 

Hanfman  Adam  43 

Hanl'ell  Bamett  -38 

Jacob  129 

do.  80 

Hanfon  Andrew  168 

James  201 

Haram  loc 


Names,  p'^g'^'- 

Haibcrger  Henry  70 

Harbcibn  Ben.  Sc  Ion  10 

Benj.  148 

Harby  John  143 

Jacob  143 

Harding  George  166 

Mr.  52 

Ruth  7S 

William  io5 

Hardy  John  14 

Jofeph  103 

Richard  42 

David  104 

John  105 

Hares  Charles  90 

Hare  Robert  90 

HarfcM-d  John  167 

Hargelheimer  Sam.  167 

Harkins  Thomas  84 

Harker  Jofeph  153 

Harkins  Neal  172 

Harklefs  James  44 

Jofeph  192 

Harlan  William  200 

Jofhua  94 

Harland  John  91 

Sarah  167 

Harman  William  175 

Jacob  26 

Georg;e  80 

William  32 

John  34 

Harmes  James  N.  6S 

Harman  John  107 

Harmer  Catherine  195 

Harmon  John  135; 

Harper  Mary    ■.  22 

Mary  4^ 

Thomas  56     \ 

William  64 

John  95 

Widow  123 

Benjamiji  138 

James  159 

Harrah  John  184 

Harris  Mary  i7» 


F  f 


r     226     ] 


An    index    of    1^  A  M  E  S. 


Names.  P^Z^- 

Harris  Elizabeth  23 

Robert  46 

Charles  55 

James  <;8 

John  88 

Conrad  194 

Harrifon  John  J  50 

do.  5  2 

'i'honias  59 

William  60 

Francis  177 

Mary  71 

Sarah  '  H9 

George  9  2 

Mary  100 

i            Matthias  do 

Francis  127 

Hart  Jofeph  148 

Naphtali  30 

Alexander  159 

John  37 

do.  52 

Nicholas  60 

Seymour  86 

Mary  104 

Charles  121 

William  122 

George  J  34 

Hartley  James  21 

John  28 

do.  139 

Hartman  Peter  125 

Matthew   85 

John  183 

Hartviock  Juttice  148 

Hair  George        •  164 

Elizabeth  76 

Hartung  Elizabeth    29 

William  87 

Harvey  8c  Worth  21 

Samuel  do 

John  108 

Peter  62 

SaTTifon  71 

&  Davis  79 

Harwood  Johu  134 


Names,  P'^S^' 

Haflctt  Willi  am  ^9 

HaiTel  Charles  14S 

Haffenclevtr  Mary  40 

Haffinger  Jacob  12 

Hahings  John  100 
Haftruniuf  Chrinop.  44 

Haihawav  Caleb  ico 

Hathorn  Daniel  180 

Hatton  Thomas  69 

Hatraore  llaac  1 34 

Hauguel  A.  30 

Haughey  William  47 

Hatz  Peter  81 

Hswcs  Fredciick  147 

Henry  163 

Hawk  &  Batfon  45 

William  115 

Hawkins  Sc  Allen  45 

Henry  102 

Ann  196 

H^ay worth  J.  51 

Hawthorw  Thomas  5S 

Hayden  William  97 

Hazard  Ebenezer  75 

PL  A.  125 

Haydock  Robert  52 

Rob.  &  CO.  112 

Haynendine  Jacob  30 

Haynes  David  170 

Hay  John  31 

Sarah  186 

James  118 

Hayes  Samuel  58 

Edward  183 

Haythorne  Daniel  195 

Hay  ward  John  HI 

Hazlehurit  5j  fon  25 

Robert  25 

Headman  William  69 

Healy  James  69 

Heard  Sufannah  135 

Heartveld  Redra.  155 

Heath  Charles  P.  68 

Heatly  Charles  27 

Heatton  Joleph  149 

Hebcrton  Gtorge  55 


Names .  p^S^' 

Hebron  John  163 

Heddeiiy  George  64. 

Hedges  Lndlow  150 

Heeuey  John  175 

Begins  Charles  61 

Herlonman  John  149 

Heyier  J'hn  191 

Plelig  Juliu  24 

Heinibetger  Fred.  144 

Heimer  89 

Heins  Henry  And.  80 

Heifz  Frederick  80 

Helfinger  Henry  43 

Helboth  George  31 

Helbrum  Jacob  95 

Hclbron  Rachel  189 

Helfenfleine  Samuel  32 

Hclfrlch  Francis  172 

Helt  John  H.  40 

Helth  Peter  158 

Helm  Adam  195 

Chrif.  Helm  35 

Elizabeth  36 

George  W.  54 

Elizabeth  79 

John  116 

Helmbold  C.  &r  Geyer  79 

Hclmuth  Heni'y  C.  1 5 

John  K.  56 

Hembtl  William  18 

do,  jun.  22 

Heln  Jacob  40 

Hemings  Mary  151 

Hempel  Chrifllan  142 

Hendel  Elizabeth  2iJ 

Henderfon  William    18 

Mary  172 

John  26 

Robert  52 

Mary  60 

William  93 

Thomas  98 

Martha  1 1 1 

Mary  122 

Henke  Jofeph  152 

Henrickfon  Jofeph  137 


[   22r   3 


AN   INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


A^ames. 
Hemy  William 

Sow  fret 

&  Boggs 

Peter 

Alexander 

Sarah 

Cafper 

H. 

John 

William 

Peter 

Hannah 
Henrick  John 
Heniigel  Jacob 
Hepler  Killian 
Heibcrt  Lawrence 
Elizabeth 
Herborn  Jofeph 
Herkly  George 
Herkins  John 
Herknels  Adam 
Herman  Jacob 
Hermflead  Cath. 
Hera-Ghrif.  &:  John 
Heron  John 
Herrald  Hannah 
Hetherington  Geo. 
Hannah 
Henry 
Iierfe  Samuel 
Merter  Mary 
Hcrtzog  Jolepb 

Andrew 
Hefs  William 
Lewis 
George 
Peter 
Heillzon  Maria 
Hethmond  Gonftant  4^ 


9 

93 
12 
92 
12 

94 

5° 
37 
S6 

63 

80 

9^ 
65 
88 
go 
II 

75 

80 

95 
05 
43 
66 

14 

44 

05 
04 

68 
06 
41 
39 
33 

2() 
47 

6r 
37 
91 
55 
36 


Hewitt  Pvobert 
Hewes  Jofiah 
Hewfon  Thomas 
Heyberger  Jacob 
Hcyde  John 
Heydel  Sarah 
George 


5' 
57 
60 

150 
43 
28 


3:) 


Names.  p<^gs- 

Hey  I  George  15 

John  14+ 

George  26 

Philip  28 

Heyler  John  30 

Heylin  Ilaac  35 

Heyms    Frederick  143 

Heyn  John  149 

Heynbech  Mary  143 

Heynburger  Geo.  153 

Heynold  Charles  151 

Hibbs  Brightwell  119 

Hiverton  George  55 

Hickman  Selby  97 

Benjamin  87 

Hickner  Apolono  133 

Hicks  Nicholas  125 

Benjamin  98 

William  132 

Migbee  Thomas  19 

Jofeph  66 

&  Milnor  200 

Higgerf'^n  Jofeph  197 

Higgins  Thomas  158 

High  Jacob  164 

Hight  Ghriftian  119 

Hilborn  Jofeph  33 

Benjamin  39 

Hill  Elizabeth  31 

Mary  16 

John  16 

Benjamin  154 

Ann  48 

John  57 

Robert  183 

Johanna  126 

Mary  79 

George  W.  126 

Maris  116 

Samuel  1.29 

Hugh  1I7 

Moles  &c  CO.  139 

Robert  119 

Jofeph  144 

Hilland  Henry  131 

Hillegas  Michael  35 


Names.  P'^K^* 

Hilling's  Benjamin      92 

Hillman  John  S.  126 

Sc  19 

Cornelius    no 

Hiltzeimer  f  homas    68 

Hilvard  8c  Pippitt      59 

•Hindman  John  85 

Helens  Kitty        *        30      % 

Hines  James  162 

Hinton  B.  65 

Hirft  Thomas     10  &  25 

Hitchcocft  Daniel    167 

Hobfon  John  65 

Hocker  George  2S 

Hockley  Frederick  14.4 

Thomas        14 

Eleanor       36 

T.  73 

Hodge  Hannah  10 

Andrew  72 

George  no 

Hodgdon  John  168 

Samuel        72 

Hodfcn  B.  94 

Thomas  44 

Hoechling  Anthony  87 

Hoffman  Val.&Di.  35 

Jacob  do 

Sophia  do 

Valentine    80 

Wolfgang    81 

HofFuan  Widow         84 

Hogan  James  169 

David  ^8 

Hogard  Elizabeth      65 

Hole  Peter  134 

Hnlden  Jeremiak      164. 

Holderuefs  Wm.       14 

Holgate  G.  12S 

Holland  Jacob         170 

Hannah         22 

Nathaniel     5^ 

Hollick  Michasl         79 

Charles         135 

HoUir.giworth  Levi    96 

Jehii    109 


[     228     ] 
AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Names.  p^S^' 

■HollingfvvortH  Levi 

I',  foil   200 

Holli»fliead  Cath.     196 

Hollobufli  Youll        85 

Peter        155 

HoUowell  Efther        99 

Hollyday  Elizabeth  81 

Holmes  Fillier  166 

Elizabeth     112 

William       123 

Holt  George  31 

Samuel  iSo 

I-Ioltzbecher  F.  H. 

Sc  Harmes     6 

Eloumer  9 

Human  Abraham        81 

He  mm  an  John  73 

Honey  George  82 

ilonogroat  Catherine'21 

Hood  John  24 

do.  34 

George  177 

John  178 

Charles  178 

Thomas  I09 

Jolm  144 

Hookey  Anthony     1 45 

Hoops  10- '.el  76 

Hopper    '..braham      139 

Ifaac  T.        loi 

Levi  91 

Levy  46 

Hover  Ifaac  105 

Hoover  John  167 

Ann  do 

Lawrence     176 

John  137 

Hope  Thomas  27 

Jjlopkins  Alexr.        160 

Kichard         13 

Catherine    121 

cc  Howell     1 4 

Rebecca       42 

William       55 

Robert        103 

J-  58 


Niwies.  p(ig^' 

Patrick  180 

William    .115 

Wm.  W.  143 

Hopkinfon  Jofep'h  92 

Hoppel  George  136 

Hopp  Mary  i4o 

Horn  Jacob  35 

C.  62 

Horner  &  Wilfon  201 

Benj.&fon  10 

Benjamin  129 

Jacob  193 

Horton  I'homas  126 

Hofier  Henry  106 

Ilosfoid  Hannah  ij^ 

iloikins  Thomas  39 

Hovendon  R.  166 

Koiick  John  381 

Hough  Ifaac  2^ 

Thomas  193 

John  12'* 

Houk  Frederick  4^ 

Hoiilbert  Jane  116 

How\t  Peter    ,  147 

i/oufer  John  185 

Jacob  198 

JTonfeman  Charity  1 85 

i/outon  Matthew  I06 

William  202 

i^ouRon  James  74 

do  17 1 

//outzell  Jacob  56 

i/ow  Robert         •  167 

John  77 

Richard  132 

i/oward  Thos.  52 

Peter  53 

Lewis  93 

E.  IGO 

William  139 

i/owell  Ephraim  I50 

John  I52 

David  171 

ii/annah  32 

S.  E.  33 

Reading  36 


Names.  pi^.'^'i 

Jfannah  37 

E.  38 

and  Son  70 

Arthur  &:  co.  90 

Samuel  9 1 

Mary  125 

Abraham  139 

Samuel  E.  199 

//owland  Ifaac  16I 

bowlings  Ifaac  173 

i/owfel  George  190 

//bwthore  Eliz.  94 

Hozty  Ifaac,    160  173 

and  179 

//ubb  Anthony  89 

iiZiibbard  John  I56 

i/ubbert  Mrs.  93 

77ubbes  Chiiflian  192 

i/uber  and  Voight  28 

i7uckelJohn  I6 

William  45 

Huddle  Jofeph  17S 

Jofeph  jun.  175 

iiTudner  Catherine  173 

i/udfon  Sarah  182 

William  gt 

ifuffman  Thomas  165 

Hughburn  George  138 

//ughes  John  10 

Edward  i(n 

James  162 

John  24 

and  Fritz  24 

Caleb  26 

Elizabeth  37 

Ann  95 

Levan  98 

Thomas  109 

William  120 

Catherine  1 29 

i/enry  143 

Robert  do 

Sarah  176 

ifugg  Jacob  137 

John  159 

John  201 


t 


[     2^9     ] 


An    index   of    N  A  M  E  S. 


Mimc^  page. 

JT^iigflon  Charles  149 

i^ugucnin  Chas.  F,    55 

jViiUckank  Garret  107 

i/umphreys  Riclwid  12 

Jsmes  14 

Abel  53 

Jolhua  178 

James  97 

Daniel  98 

Clement  9S 

Cath.  106 

Mary  1 1 2 

Hunn  John  175 

Hunt  William  21 

Wilfon  50 

Pearfon  66 

Thomas  79 

Criiwale  185 

JefTe  188 

/funter  James  152 

John  161 

John  171 

George  53 

William  90 

William  94 

Sarah  132 

i7ijpfield  Chailes  So 

Harley  John  172 

Thomas  1 1 2 

^uron  Lawrence  17 

-<7urry  Samuel  67 

i/ints  John  B.  172 

i/arll  Henry  152 

ifurft  Charles  65 

John  171 

J.    //.             ^  42 

Hutchings  John  1 .  137 

HutrhinsT  5c  co.  I7S 

Sc  Clement  17 

Hutckins  Joieph  58 

Hutchinlbn  Sidney  129 

Daniel  195 

James  172 

Mahlon  25 

John  98 

Charles  122 


Names  P-ge- 

//utman  George  142 

i^nrRler  William  94 

Hntt  Jonathan  98 

f/utton  James  10 

Thomas  172 

Nathaniel  176 

Thomas  158 

Mr.  95 

7/utz  John  84 

ifuver  Anthony  154 

Hyde  John  24 


Name::  p^g(^' 

Robert  76 

Henry  1 32 

Ifaehar  Ifaac  52 

Ifborn  Jonathan  1 85 
liVael  Ifrael 

Ifrael  Samnel  ,»■  25 

Iszard  Jane  I56 

Ives  EUzabeth  129 


George 

90 

Jac 

;k  Francis 

60 

Hyden  John 

193 

Jackfon  John 

III 

Hyley  Jacob 

159 

Mrs. 

i20 

Hyman  Adam 

193 

&  Wharton 

200 

//ymer  John 

192 

Benjamin 

159 

Hyndman  Samuel 

184 

John 

187 

Hynes  Henry 

164 

Wm. 

IO4 

Hyncman        19  an 

d  88 

Hugh  &■'  J. 

I2 

Frederick 

31 

David 
Ifaac  H. 

29 

166 

I 

Ann 
Elizabeth 

I69 

I70 

Ickhi-vey  Frederick 

I30 

Jeremiah 

I74. 

Inibert  Felix 

59 

Richard  B. 

146 

Iralay  Robert 

I7 

Samuel 

I49 

Immell  Micbael 

31 

liaac  H. 

166 

Ingerfoll  Jared 

90 

Mary 

95 

Ingles  George 

196 

Hugh 

12 

Joieph 

86 

Jacobs  Wm. 

151 

Inglis  Catherine 

I02 

llrael 

24 

Ingraham   Francis 

56 

George 

26 

Ink Ion   Rebecca 

2  2 

HenieRer 

39 

Innes  Wm.  &  co. 

18 

Caleb 

157 

Henry 

12S 

James 

43 

Joieph 

I9I 

David  j\m. 

89 

Infkeep  John 

73 

Wm. 

91 

John 

78 

Philip 

^35 

Ireland  Patience 

177 

^ 

cobfon  Matthias 

188 

Irick  Chriftopher 

I03 

Jacob  Benjamin 

I4P 

Irons  Soloman 

1.9 

Jacobs  Chriftlan 

I54 

Irvine  James 

74 

Nicholas 

158 

Samuel 

1B8 

Ifrael 

24 

Irwing  David 

67  Jacoby  Leonard 

26 

Irwin  John  M. 

43 

Jared  Martin 

125 

Sarah 

67  James  Margaret 

161 

[      250     ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES, 


Joliii 

Martha 
Thus.  G. 
Jameny  John 
Juuiary  David 
Jaiivier  Tho^. 
Jacquett  Thos. 
Jarvis  John 

Elijah 
Jarehen  Samud 
J;irdine  Lewis  T. 
Jnuaon  Daniel 
JauiraucI  Peter 
Jean  M^iy 
Jeans  Il'aac 
JelFers  Joh;i 
Jeffreys  Edward 
Jcrteries   Daniel 
■^enkins  Jofeph 
Philip 
Mrs. 
Jenks  and   Fell 

Jonathan 
Jennings  George 

Francis 
John 

Tervis  Chas. 

Jc  rvis  Elizabeth 

Jewell  Kenneth 

Joad  John 

jobiun  Samuel 

Jook  Mr. 

J  ''^n foil  Jacob 
Joieph 
Charles 
Shndrech 
Andrew 
William 

Eleanor 

]  faac  *• 

Jvihn 

Jofeph 

William 

Samuel 

Tohn 


page. 
35 

89 

106 
21 
47 

I57 
43 
44 

•64 
75 
57 

101 

148 
,140 
190 
I54 
12S 
133 
155 
27 
199 

I71 

40 

63 

I57 

35 

71 

5« 

195 

144 

196 

200 

162 

164 

169 

163 

Jacob 

II 

19 
20 
34 

38 
P.   38 

44 
8d 


Names.  P^S^' 

Margaret  47 

Jeremiah  61 

Mary  178 

liaac  63 

George  65 

David  65 

William  68 

Ann  69 

Piichard  70 

Margaret  82 

Benjamin  86 

Mary  i^i 

Sarah  io2 

Martha  io7 

Joliah  112 

Mofes  i36 

Conrad  ^39 

Mary  187 

Caleb  192 

Alex.  153 

Samuel  1^5 

Ilaac  do 

Johnfton  John  57 

Wdliain  92 

John  116 

William  157 

John  ^19 

Benjamin  '26 

Adam  i43 

and  Dunbar  84 

William  122 

Joice  Dominick  51 

Jolly  Elizabeth  i63 

Charles  Bo 

Chas.&Wm.  198 

Jones  Margaret  162 

Robert  i64 

John  170 

Mary  1-4 

Solomon  '46 

Jonathan  n 

C3vven  &  Jona.  do' 


William 


do 

John 

Ifaac  24 

llichard  2  c 


do 
19 


Nantes.  P^S^' 

David  26 

Mary  27 

John  29 

John  31 

Richard  32 

William  33 

Ifaac  C.  14 

William  15 

and  Hopper  46 

Lloyd  49 

Nathan  5  3 

Philip  d', 

Owen  do 

Samuel  54 

Hannah  57 

Abfaloni  59 

John  177 

William  62' 

do.  63 

John  65 
Ifrael  Sc  David  65 

Samuel  Z.  66 

Jones  71 

Thomas  P.  74 

John  do 

Ifaac  C.  do 

Catherine  77 

William  78 

John  85 

Samuel  88 

Benjamin  8g 

Ifaac  lei 

Thomas  104 

Benjamin  105 

Deen  J07 

Ebeu  109 

John  112 

Elizabeth  do 

Samuel  116 

Wdliam  117 

Even  118 

Rebecca  125 

John  127 

Rachnel  12S 

Samuel  P.  129 

Catherine  134 

John  140 


[     231     ] 
AN    INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


'A'amts.  page. 

Jones  John  iS6 

Thomas  153 

John  156 

Sarah  15S 

William  160 

&  Puxibn  24. 

Tlionias  R.  195 

John  19S 

Sc  Kii  fey  90 

Jordan  Saraii  189 

Jofniia  B.  159 

Elizabeth  175 

Naler  116 

Jofcph  John  195 

jourdaa  Mary  39 

Michael  184 

Joynet  Charles  14.0 

Jugiez  Martin  93 

Julien  John  168 

Jiiflice  Jacob  11  St  201 

Charles  82 

John  90 

George  1S9 

ic  Tyfon  22 

'Juvenal  Nicholas  15c 

Joy  Mary  36 

K 

Kane  Patrick  187 

Jacob  113 

John  114 

John  116 

Kalgnii  John  141 

Kirle  John  197 

KalhalFcr  Frederick   88 

Kane  Peter  106 

Kanous  Jacob   87  c<:  14 

Karn  Gabriel  45 

Kaar  William  c6 

Margaret  174 

Karney  William  ^87 

Karrick  •^  Percivali  '99 

Kemnitz  Frederick 

Katz  Michael 

Kaun  Edde 


Kavo  Jofcph 


,90 

193 

lS7 


Names,  P^S'^' 

Kauck  Chriflian  38 

Kaufftlt  Nicholas  I5J 

Kay  Jacob         ■  4° 

Aaron  22 

J.icph  2 1 

Keafie  Benjamin  log 

Kean  Koh^rt  i6i 

D;:niel  162 

Robert  ^61 

James  164 

Ann  176 

Daniel  ^67 

Michael  14 

Wm.  Jones  5^ 

Roger  S3 

John  ^ 

Mary  i37 

Keen  Rachel  '3'' 

Kearney  Tacdy  i87 

Keafoey  Jeffe  5^ 

Keafler  Jane  '29 

Keating  William  ^7^ 

Keatii..^gham  Fred.  6* 

kh°ef  D.irathy  130 

Kees  Henry  I4i 

Kear  Sufanna!i  i37 

Keehmle  George  175 

Leonard  35 

Jacob  1I7 

Keging  James  39 

Kcelar  Catherine  94 

Keel  Baltis  4o 
Keeley  Matths.  17&82 

Eleanor  89 

Keemsr  Elizabeth  17^ 

Keen  John  152 

John  154 

Ann  8 1 

Rachel  I31 

Jol'eph  63 

Keer  George  161 

Keffer  John  23 

Kehane  Thomas  87 

Kehr  John  149 

Keighler  Chrii".  128 

John  68 

Keir  Charles  99 


Names.               p 

".S''W 

Keer  George 

161 

Keith  John 

24 

\vm.  cC  Saml 

.  49 

Kelhafer  F. 

37 

Iveigl.'er  Jacob 

77 

Keller  Adam 

14S 

Conrad 

39 

Cjisrad 

23 

Kelley  Mary     • 

151 

John 

Tt77 

Ann 

1S6 

Peter 

19s 

Thomas 

U 

Eleanor 

20 

William 

-4 

John 

54 

Hugh 

6+ 

do. 

94 

Michael 

102 

John 

IC9 

Phlliip 

112 

I'homas 

IJ4 

Joh.i 

122 

KiUlnger  George 

ig4 

Kelley  ]ane 

75 

Keky  Mr. 

147 

Kenney  Michael 

109 

Kenible  George 

59 

Kemp  George 

66 

William 

9S 

Kennaid  Anthony 

»S7 

Thomas 

44, 

Kennedy  John 

150 

Thomas 

Jit 

Henry 

iSl 

Elizabeth 

'9' 

Henry 

1 1 

Ann 

i.> 

Anty.  Sj  Jol 

m  15 

David 

iO 

Anthonv 

55 

S. 

Uj 

Patrick 

ci'J 

&  M.iore 

63 

M. 

ICo 

]oi<*ph 

loS 

Daniel 

1S7 

AN    INDEX   or    NAMES. 


Namcsc. 
Keiincy  Robert 
Kepple  Michael 
Ker  James 
Jolepli 
Xeilin  Davis 
Kern  Anthony 
Keir  Thomas 
Robert 
Jacob 
Benjamin 
Wiiliam 
Kelsler  John 

Leonard 
Henry 
Frederick 
Ketland  Thos.   6t> 
Ketley  Francis 
Keyier  Adam 

^  Gortrns 
■'^enjamm 
Jaleph 
John 
Kibler   John 

Toleph 
Kidd  Adam 

Robert. 
Kiegel  Henry 
Iviernan  Elizabeth 

Hugh 
Kii^ler  A  nth- my 
Killar  John 
KilUngrworth  Ed. 
Kiiton   Mary 
Ktllpatrick  Ann 
John 
Kih-oy  Thomas 
Kinibsr  Enior 

Widow 
King  Thomas 
George 
Ana 
John 
Keay 
Daniel 
Joieph 
William 
J<;reph 


page 

162 

92 

96 

140 

166 

194 

182 

27 

39 
1 10 

146 

74 

«3 

i4o 

&  91 

166 
18 
26 
do 

^•3 
1  2 

1 48 
19  2 

15 

147 
170 

Io':> 
150 
174 
69 
I  2o 

i84 
180 

loo 

19 

1 8-1 

196 

do 

97 

25 

CO 

66 

75 


Namts.  page. 

Anthony  116 

John  do 

Afa  1 27 

Jane  140 

John  ri6 

do.  203 

Daniel    «  2:; 

KiiJgRon  Henry  158 

Thomas  63 

do.  6 1 

Kingfione  Stephen     41 

Kinnan  John  Gi 

Kinney  B.  So 

Sufannah  20 

Henry  42 

Kinfcl  John  76 

William  do 

Kinfey  Elizabeth  180 

Kintzing  Abraham    72 

Kirby  i/annali  05 

Kii  k  Ifaac  i46 

Francis  i4^ 

John  ,117 

do.  2  3 

Kirkbride  Richard  122 

Kirkbridge.  Jofeph  33 

Kirkham  Charles  29 

Kirk'patrick  John  i63 

Elizab.  53 

KilTelman  Frederick  54 

Kitchen  James  53 

Kite  Jofeph  61 

Ber.jamin  do 

do.  do 

do.  63 

Kitfield  Nathaniel  64 

KittH  Widow  i4 

Michael  do 

do.  5  8 

Klaer  John  i3o 

Graff,  cc  CO.  i^ 

Kline  Jacob  146 

Pet^r  148 

G-^orge  149 

Abraham  4o 

do.  77 

Pliilip  i3i 


Names.  pc^t^ 

Kl  ingle  George  i4o 

Andrew  i42 

Klufln-nan  William  i84 

Knight  James  14^ 

Jonathan  153 

Daniel  197 

Jonathan  18 

J.  33 

Daniel  75 

do,  78 

Jacob  60 

John  103 

(Charles  121 

Daniel  13K 

Knipe  John  149 

Knodle  John  '    39 

Widow  73 

Knorr  Samuel  16S 

John  II 

Jacob  3 1 

Knott  John  192 

Knowles  William    160 

Sarah  50 

Knox  John  172 

Sarah  178 

John  182 

Sarah  185 

Tames  12 

&  Henderfon   21 

Hannah  4o 

W^illiam  50 

Francis  <j^ 

Jofeph  1 1 6 

William  139 

do.  94 

Kofman  Jacob  187 

KoUeat  Philip  97 

KoIIock  Philip  4^ 

Koon  Adam  155 

Kox  John  196 

Kraft  Peter  46 

Kramer  Philip  137 

Krebel  Michael  99 

Kreps  George  35 

Krriger  Jacob  134 

Kriel  Matthias  65 

Krider  William  i37 


[     233      ] 


An  I  N  D  E  X  of  N  a  M  E  S. 


A'amcSi  j 

K:l:ii  Pc-tcr 
Kiioe  Adam 
Kri;)  J; 'in 
K'ips  Widow 

Kroice  H  sHiyc'A 
K-iUtn*Mary 
Kriir.bliaar  Ludwic 
K.tcher  Mary 
K-ughter  Ciia.lcs 
Kiih!  Fivderick 

H.^iiry 
Kuhu  Miehael 

Pctor 

George 

Adam 

Daniel 

Martin 

John 
Kua  Elizabeth 
Kunckcl  Mary 

Chriflian 
Kurtz  Peter 

Jacob 

Henry 
Kyer  Nathan 
Kyier  Michael 
Kyzer  John 
L 
Laak  Charles 
Labourer  John 
Lacave  John 
Lace  William 
Lnconib  Deguire 
Lacoaibe  John 
Laconnt  Thomas 
.Lacy  8c  Dempfey 
Lafferty  Martha 

James 
Lafitte  Peter 
dj. 
Laforge  B.  L. 
Laidley  James 
Laiiiheart  Willizyn 
Lake  John 
Lalor  John 
Lamar  Matthias 


)ao-e.     Navies.  page. 

41;  Leatherman  John  63 
169    Lambert  Peter  30 

14Z    Lanibertus  Cath.        87 

85    Lan)beth  Catherine  135 

144  Lambnrts  Chriflian  igo 
13^  Lamount  John  no 
inx    Lancafter  Thomas    146 

63  Sarah  63 
^27                     Jacob         85 

83  John  87 

26  William  100 

80  Jacob        128 

172    LandellMary  138 

II   Lane  Hugh  194 

19  Win.   Sc  CO.    200 

92  Willi  a  111  95 

108  Edward  99 

13,3  Patrick  108 

do.   Lang  Benjamin        172 

145  Ciiarles  178 
142  John  49 
do.  Langlade  Mrs.  26 

26   Laniog  Jumes  75 

do.   Laperche  John         202 

76   Lapefs  Hannah  98 

68   Laplauche,  59 

19  \.  John  B.  1 07 

IQI    Lapiley  David  ^2 

Laran  John  53 

134   Larcmore  Jane  55 

182   Larer  Melchior  21 

55   Large  Ebenezer        91 

1 2  2  do,  5  o 

i25«'Larkam  Thomas        175 

i8)rf''La  Roche  Hcna         66 

67|La(her  Mary  171 

49  Jacob  144 

185   Lafcelles  John  163 

115   Lalkey  Catherine      8  6 

168   Latimer  Wm-G.  8c    > 

54  Robert  C.      2CO  ^ 

71  J^  Murdock  18 

tj2  Thomas         ^3 

1 50  George  67 

64  William      ici 
48  John  122 

'  14  Latrobe  Hemy  B.     72 

G  g 


Names,                 pi^S'* 

Lauck  David 

34 

John 

80 

Laiidtnilagep  Rich. 

■    19 

Laiidfrbrun  Marg. 

173 

La  in  i  {berry  Carpen. 

■153 

Laugherty  Daniel 

170 

Laurence  I-Lmle 

109 

Thomas 

118 

Lavenir  Aine 

15 

Lavcr  Adam 

198 

Mary 

120 

Laverns  Z. 

104 

Lavel  Peter  D. 

i64 

Law  Samuel 

162 

William 

92 

Charles 

1 63 

Lawerfwyler  Ifaac 

23 

Lawlafs  Mary 

i84f 

Lawler  Thomas  F. 

195 

Matthew 

95 

Lawfon 

152 

Jofeph 

iir 

Alexanda- 

117 

Jacob 

i2r 

SaraJj 

63 

Lawyer  Chriftian 

37 

Lawrence  Jacob 

167 

John 

^57 

Thomas 

17 

H.  &  G. 

27 

William 

St 

Benj. 

lit 

William 

138 

Adam  St 

;.  47 

William 

87 

Laws  Robert 

192 

John 

197 

Lawton  Sarah 

162 

Jeffe 

4'^ 

Lay  F. 

80 

Laye  Michael 

129 

Leacock  John 

65 

Leahy  Sulaimah 

19 

Leamiiig  Rebecca 

4a 

Leamy  John     58  8c  93 

Leat  James 

155 

Leafs  Jacob 

171 

Leaver  John 

66 

[     234     ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Names.  pcigS' 

IjccliGr  Adam  16 

Ledent  J.  53 

Lambert  123 

Ledow  Mary  158 

Lee  IVlr.  177 

Jchn  193 

Benjamiu   ,  21 

William  37 

Cliriilopher  45 

Leech  Henry  88 

Jane  99 

Lcchler  Adam  16 

Lecdom  William  &-' 

Jonathan  iqo 

William  loS 

Jonathan  109 

Lefevrc  L,  42 

Mary  92 

Lees  Mary  go 

Leefs  Henry  132 

Lehman  Jofeph  16 

William  56 

Samuel  140 

Lehrs  Henry  do. 

Legrand  C.  E.  16 

Leih  John  L.  61 

Leirh-el  Martin  I57 

Leiuau  Andrew  30 

George  l:;o 

Leiper  Thoinas  16 

Leiiliman  William     97 

Livezey  John  19 

Lemaire  John  B 

iz 

Lemon  John  12^ 

Lenard  William  175 

John  196 

Lendeman  John  81 

Lcntz  Jacob  147 

Jolm  14S 

Henry  144 

Leonard  John  151 

Mrs.  176 

Lercy  Jolesh  181 

Lefcure  William  28 

Lei'e  Philip  171 

Lefh  Zechariah  80 


5.    94? 


Names.  P'^S"' 

Lcih  Jacob  78 

Lefher  George  28 

Lel'vley  Peter  87 

LeOcr  Joleph  148 

Letchnorth  William  33 

John  6i 

Letombe  P.  94 

Levering  Ifrael  191 

T-.ev!s  William  '    59 

Levy  Solomon  Rrco.  28 

Aaron  34 

William  44 

Moies  90 

Samplon  95 

Jofeph  137 

Leviner  58 

Levingf^o"  John  65 

Lewis  William  166 

John  174 

George  194 

John  R.  34 

J.  S.  43 

Wilham  60 

Henry  79 

Samuel  87 

Jofeph  S.  96  &51 

Mary  98 

John  ic6 

do.  143 

J^mes  75 

Jofeph  142 

Lew  ton  Ann  147 

Lex  Peter  12 

Richard  80 

Ley  Mr.  33 

Liautisr  Lawrerce  104 

Liddon  Abraham  31 

Likings    or.athan  198 

Lirreburner  Philip  26 

Johu  497 

Lird  John  196 

Llndiay  John  13 

William  28 

Lineham  Patrick  no 

Lindemuth  ChriO.  79 

Linenflieet  Charles  143 

Liningfield  George  157 


Names.  P^U^- 

Linington-  Maria  134 

Link  Samael  15^ 

George  193 

Linn  Hannah  55 

John  94 

Linnard  William  i63 

Linton  Benjamin  81 

do.  83 

William  45 

Lintz  George  191 

Lippincott  Jofhua  21 

William  74 

Lifle  John,jun.  &co.  11 

Henry  56 

Lift  Aridrew  ico 

Liihgow  Edward  54 

Litman  Elizabeth  173 

George  28 

Little  Sufannah  177 

Archibald  178 

William  180 

Mrs.  58 

James  ici 

Littlefliip  William  182 

Littlewood  Wm.  1 20 

Livesly  John  167 

Lloyd  John  i65 

Thomas  199 

Ifaac  do. 

Thomas  09 

do.  71 

Prifcilla  120 

J.  62 

Lock  Nathan  22 

Lockton  John'  51 

Lockwood  Jane  I58 

Levi  I60 

Loag  Aon  166 

Lodor  Benjamin  199 

Lewis  49 

Benjamin  126 

Logan  Jane  167 

Alexander  186 

James 

Adam 

Samuel 

James 


55 
122 


[     2J5      ] 


A\    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Lolu  a  Peter  ^'  James  > 

Humphreys  55  5 

Lohra  &  Cailille  11 

John  77 

Loir  John  B-  64 

Long  James  16  [ 

William  68 

John  80 

'  da.  83 

Robert  127 

'Jhonias      '  129 

Longpoint  Dollar  162 

Longlhoru  Jolly  i4i 
Loijgftreth  Jcf.  &  co.  ^q 

Jofliua  33 

Loofbourrow  N.  63 

Loquice  Owen  6g 

Lorain  &  fon  28 

John  87 

Lorange  Le.wis  87 

Lord  Benjamin  1^4. 

Lorey  Mr.  32 

Lott  Henry  102 

Louden  Jacob  159 

John  172 

Thomas  106 
Loudenflager  Jacob  89 

Louder  John  107 
Louderbeck  Henry  165 

Loughery  Patrick  iSo 

John  87 

Loughlade  James  180 

Louis  John  26 
Louthenflager  Catli.  7^5 

Love  William  105 

Lovelafs  James  B.  201 

Low  Benj.  Wm.  10 

Vincent  162 

Catherine  158 

Marian  160 

Nicholas  174. 

Lowbcr  William  96 

Lowder  Edward  189 

Ezra  161 

Lowderbackf  Con.  197 

Lowe  Abraham  -^i 


Lowell  Henry  85 

Lower  George  77 

Lowiies  Caleb  19^ 

David  19 

Jijfeph  <;i 

John  58 

Lowry  R.  153 

■Widow  37 

do.  49 

William  129 

Sarah  1  \o 

Loxley  Widow  74 

Benjamin  98 

Loyd  N.  L.  40 

Mary  iSo 

Daniel  155 

Luck  Peter  181 

Ludlam  and  Houls- 

land  199 

George  53 

Ludlow  Sarah  168 

Lr.dwick  C,  37 

LulT  Adam  156 

Lugar  Philip  192 

Lnkens  Jonathan  14 

Lumard  Charles  163 

Lufijey  Jofiah  25 

Lutz  Jacob  132 

Martin  ]34 

Luzader  Samuel  iSo 

Lynam  96 

Ly brand  JacobJ  41 

Samuel  76 

Chriftian  85 

George  119 

Lyell  Margaret  103 

Lyle  Walter  158 

James  68 

Lynch  Daniel  82 

Edward  ]  5 

Francis  46 

William  52 

Lyndall  Jofeph  163 

Benj.  58  ^  104 

Lyne  John  85 

Lyuham  John  96 


Names. 

P'W-' 

Lynn  Mrs. 

48 

John 

127 

Lyon  Ann 

36 

Lyons  E. 

64 

John 

-7  ^ 

W^illiani 

AO 

Rachael 

8r 

William 

167 

Solomon 

122 

Matthew 

SS 

Lynes  Mr. 

179 

M'Adatns  Robert    X15 

M'Afle  Mr.  180 

M'Affrv  Philip  70 

M'Alifter  John  53 

Alexander        81 

&  Matthews    91 

Charles  loi 

M'A-ilifter  Cath.     -158 

Mary  10 

M-Allefler  Alex.      109 

M'AljMn  and  Napier  83 

Andrew  74 

M'Artcr  Duncan       40 

M^Arthur  D.  46  &  48 

M'Cafferty  Patrick  113 

M'Call  Robert  175 

Judith  56 

Archibald         do 

Margaret  65 

Archibald         Qy 

Margaret        102 

M'Calla  Andrew      170 

William  9^ 

M'Cara  &:  Fridge      53 

M'Carney  Thomas  172 

McCarthy  Mary       110 

M'Carron  Mr.  46 

M'Carty  Rachael       40 

M'Cauley  George 

^54  197 
John         48 
James      78 


[     236     ] 


An    index    of    NAMES. 


Kaives  p(^S^'     Barnes  p(^g^' 

M/z^uley   John        130  William  108 

MC^Iielmer  John      190   M*Culley  Barnard    149 

5° 
68 

22 

2§ 
120 
I20 


Mi'hip.ey  Martha     71  William 

M'Clane  Lotliolans  187  <>  Robert 

Thomas  64  M'Culloch  Hugh 

M'Clare  Samuel         70  John 

M'Clafkcy  Edward  i64  Samuel 

Ths.    181  Sc  171  (]uloh 

M'Clean  William     180  M'^^'Ook  Alexander    59 

M'Clennan  James    131  M'f^uddv  Margaret  1 17 

M'Cioud  M^ilcolm     So  M^Cullan  VVitliam   115 

M-Clennachei)  Robt.  76  M'f-urdy  John 

M'Cleniiagen  Biair    94  M'Datd  Patridlc 

M'Clouo-hlan  M.       168  M'Dennick  widow 

M.i.ry  186  M'Devitt  Neal 

'M'Cloughlm  James  102  M^Dermott  John 

M'Cluie  Samuel       i<;i  M'Donald  John 


Names  p(^i^' 

M'Farlin  Andrew  30 
M'Farling  Margaret  97 
M'Ferran  Samuel  149. 
M'Fee  Ann  168 

Ifaac  182 

M'Gaa  James  ii8 

M'Garvey  Samuel     116 


97 
109 

60 

5^ 
190 


George 

Alice 
M'Collin  John 
MCollom  John 
M'Chelmer  John 
M*Combs  Lawrence  04. 
M'Gonnel  Arthur     180 

William 

Hugh 

James 

Matthew 
M'^C!lonnomey  M 

IVIichael 

Neil 


M-Cormlck  Henry  L84 


,  dc 
James 
Malcolm 
Elizabeth 
Margaret 
Malcolm 
William 

iBi    M'Doniiell  Mr. 

184  M-Douogh  Wm. 

1S6   M-Dougall  Cath. 
90  William 

177  Henry 

iro   M-Dowell  Marg. 

I^3  James 


Robert 


59 
162 

109 
132 
i8g 

177 
14 

48 

4i 

173 

do 
182 
171 

157 

'5 
119 

102 
51 

Tl6 


i8g  M'Elroy  Archibald  122 
loS  James  149 

50  David  113 

78  Thomas  do 

162  Archibald        122 

166  M'ElwaTne  Fergufon 
150  200 

174  M-E\ven  HeRry        182 
M'Cracklm  Philip    162  Thomas 'k  co.  92 

M'Crea  William      122  M'Faden  Archibald  176 

Margaret  69  M'Fall  R.  75 

Ann  -100  M'Farlane  John       167 

M'Grelrch  John    '    I46  John  114 

M'CulUgh  Alex  r.    109  Williara         141 


James 
M'Cullen  Tames 
M-Culley  William 
M  Curney  Hugh 
]M*Gosve;i  Francis 
M'Coy  Daniel 
George 
Alexander 


John 
M'Gauran  Mr. 
M'Gaugy  John 
M'Gee  Samuel 

Ann 
M'Gill  .Margaret 

Stephen 
M'Glnnels  Philip 
M'Ginnis  Neal 

&  Devereux 
M'Glathery  James 

Mordecai 
M'GIautathan  G. 
M'Glue  Luke 
M'Gouden  Thomas  198 
M-Graith  James       126 
M'Gradi  Edward 

Michael 
M'Gunnels  George 
M'Guire  Ann 

Philip 

Michael     "^ 

Mrs. 
M'Henry  Gharles 
M'llhenney  Wm.  jun 
29 

W'iUiam  71 

M'llwham  Thomas  94 
M'Innes  Duncan  59 
M'Luire  John 

Ann 

Samuel 
M'Kavaher  Daniel 
M'/i'ay  Suiannah 

Thomas 

P. 
M'iTenzie  Mary 

Sc  Wildey 

Charles 


187 

78 

log 

40 

44 

45 
^34 

51 

.84 
i4 
32 

113 


70 

69 

179 

78 
107 
120 

56 


171 

187 

65 
.57 
117 
120 

28 
168 
iig 
III 


[     237  .] 
AX     INDEX    OF    N  A  M  E  S: 

■A\vnes.  p'^S'-''     Names,  P'-'^g^-     Names.  /"\?^» 

TvT,Ken2ie  John         117  Robert  179   Maclwe  William  and 

M'A'ean  Jane  136  do  183  co.  55 

'i'liomas  ^  59  Juhn  51  Maden  Mary  133 

do  I50  Wm.    157  &  III   Maddock  Wdliam     58 

Robert  20   M-MiilUn  Robrrt     177  E.  E.  Sc  W.  L.  45 

JoCeph  B.  25  Robert  182  Thomas  in 

La-vrey  44  Johii  187   Mafiett David  1 07  &.198 

M'A'eg-aii  Edward     ^    M'Murtrie  William  99      -        Robert  95 

M'Kinzie  Mary        lOi    M-Nabb  James  131    Magg  Margaret        136 

Alexander       174   M'N^aeht.ine  Corn.     34  Magee  Harriott       181 
James  64   M'Neal  Elizabeth    158  Gabriel  187 

John  88  Margaret        187    Magill  Her.ry  I05 

M'A'ever  Chailes      i3o  M'Nertrie  Andrew  170   Magnus  Joha  96 

Anthony  do   M-Nairn  Malcolm    175    Magoffin  Sc  Son  50 

John  53   M'Nemaree  'I'hs.     184  Magrath  Michael     I89 

MiK.i;i]a  Alexander  182   MNulty  Daniel       J77   Maguire  Philip  37 

James  182   M'Orregy  John         io4  Magau  Mr.  72 

M'Kiniey  Hugh        13  q   M'Orkle  James  R.    174  Maggi  Anthony       I69 
Martha^  80  Jc^hn  ,47    Mahaffy  Martha       I53 

MXenney  Hannah  118  M'Phail  John  i>o   ^ahy  Charles  62 

M'/inighi  Matthew  185  do        49  and  52    Maher  and  M'Dermott 

Jokn  38  Alexander      1-8  46 

M'iToy  James  155  M^Pheat  Mary         i^^    Mahancy  Mary        107 

Il'abella  iii   M'Phee  Ifaac  1^2    Mairs  George  99 

Robert  143  M'Pherfon  John  94    Maken  James  195 

M'Lachl.in  James     ii6  do  1S7    Malambre  Jacob        56 

M'Lane  Samuel  59  WiUiapi  9i    Malcolm  Jane  74 

M  Lave  Ruth  139  Alexander       160    Malerbright  John     IS7 

McLaughlin  Alex.    170  Daniel  66    Maley  Michael         136 

Patrick  175  Elizabeth        187    M.dlon  James  61 

widow  73  Hugh  177    Maloney  J.     92  Sj  112 

M'Laws  William       92 -M-Shane  Barnabas.     29    Man  William  159 

M'Leod  and  Claxton       M'Sparian  William  '96  do  93 

J  98  M'Ouaid  F.  130   Manderfon  Andrew  143 

M'Lovley  Jolm         132  M'Quiiin  Mr.  18^    Manderville  David     37 

M'Macken  Samuel    31  Mace  George  191    Manger  John  I47 

M-Mahon  Thomas    118  Macferrin  Mary  A.  L.    Manly  Henty  14 

MMackens  John      183  HS   Mann  William  34 

M'Mannis Cornelius  i/i  Macgowan  Rof.         62  James  75 

M'Manmay  Chas.      64  do       O.  d  Daniel  82 

M-Micken  Mr.         183  Machen  Lawrence    I93  William  I28 

M-Milliken  Robert  112  Mackie  William       156   Manning  William     54 
M'M)rris  Joleph        42  do  182   Manlell  John  90 

M'Mulien  William  157  Ths.  8c  Peter  48   Mansfield  Jacob         36 

John  165  Peter  67  Marache  Soloman      60 

MisJiael  160  Mercer  JofepU  83 


[      238      ] 


AN    INDEX    0  r    N  A  M  E  S. 


Natnes.  P^^S^' 

March  Piiilip  154 

Maris  Riclisrd  1  i 

Wm.  20 

Georfje  26 

Marklcy  Geoi\:^e  ^^4 

iVlaiker  And  rev/  41 

Marcoe  Abraliain  16 

Marinot  Mr.  56 

XvVarlc  Mr.  194 

Maiko  Hcniy  I49 

Kobert  157 

Henry  21 

Mark".r^^ii  Wm.  135 

Markc:  Jacob  int 

liaar.  8^ 

\    Nicholas  99 

Maikland  John  80 

Marley  Wm.  i':9 

da.  16 

Richard  37 

Eiizabctb  I04 

Marot   Elizabeth  16^ 
Marqiiedant  Chas.   199 

Man-  John  I30 

Marriner  Benjn.  180 

Marrinor  Aiidrew  152 

Marfli  Jolcph  1 63 

6.0  I4 

do  178 

&  J;-Gah  179 

MarOiail  Benj.  ico 

Amor  90 

Benjamin  1S6 

ChriPicphcr  1 1 1 

Hannah  19 

Thomas  24 

C.  JLin.  I'i 

John  197 

Sc  Ducomb  48 
Chas.  &  fon  9 1 

Charles  9 1 

William  99 

Chas.  Jan.  i  la 

.Martin  James  122 

'vVilliam  8G 

Deborah  IC9 


Names.  p^S^' 

Mr.  1 1  o 

Bcnjii.  1  16 

J  acob  J  45 

llaac  1 65 

Mary  170 

Rebecca  171 

Henry  172 

Samuel  I75 

Charles  1^77 

Auguftine  183 

Elizabeth  190 

8c  Holmes  15 

Johanna  19 

Jacob  23 

John  39 

Wi'liani  42 

Peter  154 

Hannah  62 

John  63 

Thomas  loj 

Robert  1 1 9 

Mr.  119 

Martien  M.    30  &  129 

Marvel  Jofeph  180 

Mafley  John  169 

Richard  %i 

Charles  45 

William  90 

Mafon  Elizabeth  76 

Prifcilla  86 

Thomas  86 

Philip  67 


I. 

John 


Sc 


193 

William  I99 

Francis  65 

Robert  100 

Francis  145 

Thomas  148 

do  I51 

William  127 

Hamflead  159 

Thomas  167 

John  149 

Maibner  Jacob  190 

Maffon  Francis  187 


Names.  p(^g^' 

Mailer  Jofeph  127 

Mailers*  Wm.  58 

Mallon  Mary  148 

Mattenly 'J'homas  126 

Mathers  Peter  28 

James  43 

Mathey  Lewis  1 1 

James  47 

Mathifon  Niel  I02. 

Matlack  Jofiah  37 

Mattern  Andrew  142 

Matthews  John  26 

Charles  194 

Lucy  71 

James  76 

Benj.  X15 

James  184 
Matthias  Abraham  159 

Thomas  108 

Mattin  Sarah  131 

Mattis  John  136 
Mauil  Robt.&Johh  201 

Nehemiah  174 

Sc  Trimble  179 

MaurclU  Felix  26 

M^iwer  Thomas  89 

Maxfield  Jofeph  139 

Maxwell  John  164 

Mrs.  65 

Hu;;h  70 

Arch.  loo 

Maxfciner  Adam  146 

Mayors  Wm.  174 

May  Adam  43 

Lewis  13 1 

Mayberry  John  107 

Wm.  84 

Maybin  John  26 

Mayer  Nicholas  140 

George  140 

Mayfield  Catherine  116 

Mayer  Elixabeth  119 

Mayhew  Jacob  169 

Mayhopper  Daniel  143 

Maze  George  197 


[     ^39     ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Names.  p'^^'-'- 

Mazurie  James  I.  50 

Mead  James  178 

Meade  George  69 

RichaiJ  IC3 

Means  John  I03 

Mears  Benj.  104. 

Mentz  P.lioabetli  79 

Menuiffer  Mr.  105 

Mcale  Cliarlcs  69 

James  72 

Joliu  115 

MfciiKii  Samuel  80 

Mtdarah  George  I44. 

Meer  Fhctbe  38 

Moke  John  72 

Meeker  Samuel  160 

Samuel  t.i 

Denmanccco5o 

Samuel  50 

Mcerjohn  38 

Meers  JeiTe  23 

Miers  Sarah  78 

Meiffner  John  I87 

Mellan  Mary  J32 

Meiffon  Joieph  14 

Melah  John  156 

Melbeck  John  96 

Meloy  Catherine  108 

Meldrum  Robert  142 

do  I44 
Mendenhall  Adam   loi 

Ifaac  1 1 8 

Menderfield  John  190 

Meneday  Peter  9 

Mintzer  T.  G.  145 

Merebiah  Mary  74 
Elizabeth  74 
Meredith  Benjamin  150 

Jonathan 

Jofeph 

Ann 

Walter 

Willinra 
M-ioer  Jacob 
Robert 


A^ames. 

Rachacl 
'       Sc  M'Coy 
Robert 
George 
Mercier  John 
Merreficld   Jofeph 
Merrick  Robert 
Robert 
S. 


page. 
178 
201 
107 
107 

20 
174 
176 

71 


38 
49 
7« 
95 
>54 
164 


Merrit  Marmaduke  173 
Merrot  John  187 

M«rne  Robert  64 

Merriman  John  93 

Mervey  William  1I6 
Merviue    John  169 

George  103 

Meefer  Philip  126 

Mefler  Marg^iret       49 
Peter  12S 

Meitler  Samuel  134 
Metts  John  164 

Metze  Catherine  117 
Meurat  Elizabeth  196 
Meylan  Samuel  132 
Michael  Joieph        I73 

Lewis  175 

Michael  John  15 

Middagh  Daniel         92 

Middleton  George    158 

Aaron        16^ 

William   166 

Walter     183 

Hannah 

Miercken  and  co 

Henry 

Mifflifl  Samuel 

Benjamin 

Thomas 

John  F. 
Milbanks  Samuel 
Milbourn  John 
Miles  John 
?vliley  John 
Mill  James 
MilUord  James 


189 
iSi 
18I 

I3 
42 

52 
100 

il« 

145 
19s 

n8 

il7 


Miller  Alexr.  J. 
John  jun. 
John 
Daniel 
Michael 
Andrew 
Adam 
Elifiia 
John 
Daniel 
Mary 
John 
1  hcmas 
Mary 
Jacob 
Simeon 
Jonathan 
Ann 
James 
V«  ni. 
James 
John 
Philip 
K.    ^ 
Jacob 
Jofeph  I. 
Charles 
John 
vViiiitim 
Mai  tin 
Jacob 
Benjamin 
ai'.d  Murray 
David 
Magnus 
Joel 

Margaret 
Wm. 
Philip 
Jncnb 
Ssrah 
Frei'ierick 
Ciiailci 
Ann 
John  jur. 


Si 

68 

6« 

98 

98 

109 

109 

134 

145 

U7 

148 

^S-l- 

159 

184 

172 

Is 

172 
ao 

25 
29 

33 
36 
37 
41 

42 

46 

I9S 
199 
199 

'  2QO 

5''^ 

i: 

1 ,1 
75 
77 
77 
St 
iit 

83 
85 

go 

97 


[     2-iO 


A  N    I  N  D  E  X    0  y    N  A  M  K  '3. 

Ji\u;;cs. 

page. 

,      Namis. 

pc'ge,      J\'ii)ne.s.               j 

bage. 

Miller  Alexander 

59 

Henry 

4;                 ]ohn 

81 

Michael 

99 

James 

80                 James 

116 

Elizabeth 

io;i 

Jacob 

I  of)                 Wm. 

160 

Marg-aiet 

lit 

i{-!chael 

117                  Peter 

99 

Ifaac 

ii(j 

Mitman  l^hilip 

19                Dugan 

1% 

And.  aiidfcjii  121 

Moffett  Jam?s 

174                 Ilabella 

166 

Peter 

1^,6 

James 

162                  Ji^bn 

96 

He  a  IV 

144 

Mo 

ink  George 

8y                 Charles 

80 

Daniel 

189 

Hannah 

161                 Maiy 

180 

Millard   lhonv.;s 

141 

M; 

liere  Henr/  i6f 

i  1 99                 Hugh 

86 

Millednler  Philip 

102 

Molineaiiz  James 

106         .        J'Jbn 

184 

Milligan  James 

91 

M.) 

lony  Peter 

173                  do 

76 

Millivard  Mary  M. 

J54 

Mc 

ilyneux  James 

106                &  Furgufon 

21 

Mills  Ann 

173 

Mo 

n(>-ea  M.  D. 

no                 Alexr.      6i 

&92 

George 

»S7 

Monro  Henry 

173                 Thomas 

72 

Catiicrine 

»57 

Montier  Robert 

22                 1'homas  L 

103 

Miliigaii  Isabella 

166 

Monteith  Benjn. 

64   Morehane  Joleph 

149 

Milleubiiig  Chria. 

155 

M  >on  David 

112    Moreland  Martha 

y6 

Million  John 

J°5 

Moon  Samuel 

61    Moreton  Elizabeth 

160 

Milne  F.dmond 

189 

Sam.  &  David 

[    61    Morford  James 

^95 

Richa.d 

75 

Mooney  James 

109  Morgan  Thos. 

161 

Mihier  Larkin 

196 

'i'homas 

161                 David 

165 

Milnw  James 

53 

\vm. 

46                Wm. 

189 

Ilaac 

100 

Montgomery 

1 10                  Douglafs 

and 

\Vm. 

i»5 

Dorcas 

105                 SchafFer 

28 

Milward  John 

'SS 

Andrew 

173                George 

3I 

Mmgafs  'rho4nas 

133 

c«.'  Ne« 

'bold                Thomas 

44 

Mingle  J^^hii 

75 

17                 Peter 

45 

do. 

120 

Chloe 

65                 &  Price 

52 

Mingus  &  APntoB 

150 

Wm. 

46                Thomas 

72 

Mlnick  Francis 

43 

do 

53                Benjamin  R 

•73 

Jofepii  P. 

97 

do 

72                 Enoch 

-82 

Miniiie  C'hriiH.^n 

70 

Mary 

74                 Wm.  Henry  84 

Chas.  Sc  CO 

100 

Elizbeth 

1 01                 £c  Douglafs 

86 

M'nder  Jofcph 

194 

James 

102                Jacob 

86 

Mints  James 

95 

Robert 

1 03                 Wm. 

80 

Mintzer  T.  G. 

145 

Mg 

ore  Sanniel 

156              George  Wmi2g 

Eliz. 

139 

yVbraham 

158  Mornham  Wra. 

98 

Mitchell  Charlotte 

67 

IfabeUa 

183  Mornington  John 

78 

Rach.nel 

196 

Thomas 

22   Morrell   Robert 

66 

Charles 

106 

John 

106                 Judith 

100 

George 

16.1 

joleph 

114                 James 

26 

Alei-iander 

-1 

Col. 

202                 Jobn 

20 

.Mr. 

3'' 

Reuben 

124  Morris  Sufannah 

119 

riorence  ', 

168 

Tames 

130             Elizabeth 

,36 

[     241     ] 

AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 

yaincs.               P'^S'^'     Names.               p-^g^-      A^wic'S.  pogs 

Ivlonis  H'aac            i4i                 Jol-in               51    ili'uidock  William  .    8t 

John              iftS  ^T/ofiiaUer  Jacob       149                     William  84 

Elihu            164  il/ofs  John                   29  il/iirduck  El^z.  79 

John             165            J"i>ii                  197   -"^Aiifin  WilHain  142 

Duniel  r9o  Geo.    Wm.        74  -^"^urgatroydThos  &  ibas 

William         21   iJ/ofley  Widow          60  96 

Thomas    -     27  ^/olTer  Henry           I97                     Samuel  if) 

•    Thomas  iun.  25^                Soplita          loo   Muiphy  Thomas  127 

Anthony        29  J/ores  Henry            117                Daniel  12:5 

J'lleph            42  jl/olTey  James             i8                 Samuel  164 

RichaidH.  2or    J/otley   Walter        125                  Johii  167 

Samuel           55   ^Jbulder  W"i!Iiam       21                 Owen  177 

Joieph           100  J/ouillie  yT/alherine   36                 Mrs.  i"J4 

liVael               55   il/uunt  Thomas         174                 John  17 

(.  W.             56   Montea  George        120                J^ne  18 

Henry             59  Mountanye  William  87                R.  31 

Anthony        61    i?/oyes  and  Tatem   20 1                Daniel  44 

Oliver             66            James               1O2  Murray  Martha  177 

Robert  fen.   69  ilfoylan  Jafpar           48                Charles  1B3 

Mary              76                Stephen          6^                 William  54 

Ifaac               78   j^/oynihaii  ifanrice77&:               John  102 

John               8r                                      39         >      Lawrence  123 

Mr.                84  iT/uch  Jeremiah        178                James  196 

Riciiard  H.    84   ^l/udey  Peter             163  Murrey  '1  homas  47 

Robeit  1138c  94  J/ullinfon  Rhode      195  Murris  Mary  i6!> 

Ilaac  Wm.     95   TJ/uleaberg   Henry   H.  Murtangb  ]ames  18 r 

Benjn.  W.  and                                       13  Mufchert  Kitty  105 

CO.    97   Maw  William           135  Mulgrave    Jofeph  jua 

Anthony         99  jl/ulford  James          l8i  14^ 

Thomas         loS  il/uU  John                 i48                    Aaron  17^ 

Thomas          no  /5/ullan  Jofeph          103                      James  e^ 

Benjamin    W.  ^T/ullen  &  Lincoln     57  Aaron  inn  57 

113   MuXWn  Edward         172  Mufgrove  Willis  126 

James  C.  '    115                 Tiiomas           70  Mulliaud  Catherine  156 

Morrifou  Hugh        169                William        185  Muihett  lliomas  160 

Alexander    174                 John                33   Myer  Godlieb  gg 

John             18 1                 Thomas          70  My^rs  Lewis  177 

James           io6                Barney          121                Mary  146 

J/ort  Jofeph              151    Mulligan  James      179               Lawrence  164 

jiforrow  Abraham     91                 Sarah            182                John  27 

J/ort on  k  de  Silver    57                 James             36                Adam  152 

Ilaac             168   .'J/nlvey  Charles          62                Elizabeth  192 

&  Wilfon      200   J/unns  Thomas           I3                 Henry  30 

George          172   iJ/urdock  Jofeph         93                Catherine  95 

George            48                 James            190                Henry  36 

Samuel          48               Adara  195 

H   h 


[     242     ] 


An  1,N  D  E  X  of  N  a  M  E  S. 


Myers  William  34 

Peter  126 

Mylan  Jacob  \oz 

Myebrct  Elizabeth  155 

Mynicli  Jacub  35 

Myflk:i<'  Anthony  19I 

Myftetere  Chriftop.  163 

N 

Nagel  Suf.inaah  -^z 

Henry  R.  3:; 

Nail  wicLw  36 

Napier  Thomas  1 1 7 

Nalh  Sarah  widow  1 90 

John  139 

Nathai^  Mofes  52 

Navarf-  Peter  '31 

Nayl  John  45 

Naylor  Samuel  152 

Thomas  do 

Neal  John  9 1 

Neapman  Angel  39 

Neave  Samuel    26&79 

Needhara  Sarah  132 

Negler  Sophia  196 

Negley  William  187 

Negui  John  198 

Neil  Conrad  162 

Mofes  152 

Neild  Charles  51 

Neill  Lewis  12 

Bell  72 

Neilley  J.;mes  93 

Neilfon  Andrew  64 

Neifs.  A.  39 

Neiffer  George  137 

Nellbn  Thomas  182 

William  •  54 

Nefbitt  William  176 

Neugcrke  Peter  65 

Newbold  J;^hn  140 

Michael  10 

William  90 

Newborn  George  133 

Newcomb  Baize  73 

Kewell  Robert  ^7 


Names,  P^S^' 

Newell  Nicholas  176 

.            William  85 

d..  13 

Newhman  Chav'otte  26 

Newkirk  Ann  U  E.  47 

Newlin  8c  Cart  200 

Newman  T.'  64 

Daniel  103 

John  36 

do.  136 

Thomas  55 

Newnani  D.miel  57 

Newport  James  73 

Newry  Daniel  195 

Newton  Ann  i6g 

Frederick  138 

Benjamin  139 

Nice  Jacob  125 

Nicholas  Mary  15 

Madam  55 

Thomas  63 

Nichols  William  82 

do.  31 

W^oodbarn  109 

James  i24 

Nicholfon  Jacob  192 

Charles  1 64 

James  168 

John  172 

Jofeph  151 

James  45 

Mrs.  95 

Patrick  177 

o  feph  137 

Nicklin  &  Griffith  64 

Philip  90 

Niles  William  30 

do.  84 

Nifbet  Francis  76 

Nixon  John  &  co.  201 

Jane  127 

John  103 

Noble  Mordecai  197 

Samuel  148 

Mary  151 

James  115 

Jacob  78 


J\\:mfs.  pcg^' 

Noglee  Elizabeth  138 

Nones  Benjamin  21 

Nonnater  Jacob  44 

Norgrave  Nathaniel  do 

Norkway  Johpi  I73 

Norris  William  187 

Joleph  190 

Thomas  75 

liaac  20 

Jaihes  37 

Jofeph  P.  92 

Ann  128 

North  Rlchkrd  12 

John  108 

Jofeph  79 

John  122 

Caleb  132 

Norton  Thomas  196 

John  X67 

Nott  John  149 

Nottnagel,  Mont- 

mollin,  8c  CO.  50 
Nowiock  Frederick    79 

Nowland  Deborah  77 

Nugent  Edmond  55 

O 

Oakford-  William  1 66 

Charles  103 

Oakley  George  96 

Robert  do 

Oakman  Ifaac  57 

Oalner  Philip  191 

Oat  Jeffe  28  &  144 

O'Brien  WilUam  48 

John  110 

O'Connor  Chridoph.  181 

Dennis  69 

Michael  100 

O'Donnell  Cono  169 

Odenheimer  Philip  80 

Oellers  James  29 

Offley  Ann  51 

Ogden  Hugh  33 

William  112 

Jefeph  69 


r    243     ] 


An    I  iSr  D  E  X    OF   NAMES. 


Names.  P^S^' 

Ogdeu  K.  79 

William  92 

Ojiilby  Jofeph  1 60 

Juhn  173 

Jofeph  do 

do.  72 

Ogle  Thomas  67 

O'Hagan  Cliailes     io4i 

O'Hara  John  i  fo 

Ohie  George  '  78 

Daniel  147 

Old  William  32 

Oldden  BeDJaniin       21 

James  io3 

Oldenbucgh  Martin    12 

Daniel      29 

Oliver  William  G.    24 

Benjamin        127 

William  35 

Smith  ?>-'  CO.     50 

SatTLiel  79 

Olmfted  Gideon       126 

Oman  John  44 

do.  73 

Omenfettcr  Michael  88 

Frederick  gg 

O'Neal  Sufannah     loS 

O'Neil  Sufannah       170 

Onenburgoer  Martin  44 

Ord  George  201 

John  175 

Orna  John  B.  100 

Ormrad  John  89 

Orr  James  88 

John  134 

Robert  47 

Thomas  50 

Orfo  John  B.  69 

Ofborne  Elizabeth    113 

Jane  IH 

Ott  David  39 

Otto  John  C.  32 

Oukey  Mofes  77 

Ouram  Henry  65 

Overflack  Jacob         53 

Overy  John  102 

Owen  John  141 


Names.  page. 

Jane  26 

Patrick  141 

Mrs.  37 

J'  .    76 

Evan  130 

JeiTe  131 

Owens  John  194 

Martha  158 

Owen  124 

Reuben  134 

Owner  James  160 

James  165 

Oaeas  George  178 


Peter 


76 


Pack  Jeremiah  84 

Paine  Barney  106 

Painter  John  \^a 

Jacob  83 

F.  40 

Jacob  150 

John  do 

do  1 9  2 

Ilaac  do 

Palmer  Richard  1 1 2 

Jofeph  67 

Thomas  92 

Elizabeth  39 

Thomas  do 

Richard  4o 

Jane  57 

Richard  33 

John  B.  158 

IlVael  175 

John  194 

Palyart  Ignatius  157 

Pancake  Philip  62 

Panchack  John  G.  138 

Pancoafl  Samuel  58 

&  Walker  15 

Parcell  Thomas  176 

Parent  John  I54 

Park  Samuel  1 1  2 

Parke  Jacob  i« 

Sv  M'Farland  1 1 


Names.  pC'g"' 

Parke  Soloman  &-'  co.  22 

Parker  John  IT9 

Beulah  131 

William  135 

Thomas  1 1 3 

Achilles  115 

Hagar  69 

Samuel  75 

David  85 

Catherine  36 

William  42 

Thomas  57 

Jeremiah  13 

Mofes  157 

Chriftiana  168 

Ifaac  179 

Parke  Thomas  61 

Jacob  lo 

Parkinfon  Jofeph  127 

William  93 

Robert  1 74 

Parmentier  Charles    40 

Parncut  Sarah  59 

Parris  Gabriel  27 

Parrifli  William  I25 

Robert  38 

Ifaac  24 

Samuel  do 

Parry  Stephen  E. '  le5 

Joh'^  J«  52 

Thomas  25 

Richard  194 

Parfons  Stqohen  97 

Parvin  Pearfon  35 

William  62 

Pafcalis  Felix  io8 

Pafchall  Mrs.  126 

Ann  35 

PafTniore  Thomas  12 

PafTnay  Sufan  66 

Pafley  Samuel  61 

Paflorius  Francis  190 

Pacer  Julianer  7  1 

Patrick  Rebecca  34 

Patterfon  John  141 

E.           *  112 

Stephen  69 


[     244     ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


jVames.  i>^g<^> 

/'atteilbn  John  24 
and  M'A'ean     33 

Maigaiet  136 

Patten  David  123 

William  107 

George  115 

1  homas  76 

Abraham  85 

Kobert  "58 

Abra!)am  10 

John  197 

Thomas  do 

Paul  James  72 

Jeiemiah  63 

Ma  i-y  3  2 

Paul  us  Adam  6^- 

Pawling  Vv  iillara  30 

Paxfon  Timothy  125 

IlVael  96 

Payii  John  189 

Payne  Peter  94 

William  60 

Payran  Stephen  .  173 

Peacan  Thomas  9 

Peacock  Ptalph  7  r 

Pfiacon  '1  Homas  98 

Peal  Raplrael  I20 

7?embrant  182 

Keniy  83 

James  104 

Peaice  Thomas  57 

Calub  22 

'     John  121 

Maithcw  7,6 

T.  55 

pearfon  Elizal)eth  97 

James  39 

Il'aac  40 

do  I  o 

William  14 

Thomas  16 

George  176 

.Pt'afe  Dennis  23 

Peait  Bryan    ,  131 

Ifaac  1 1 1; 

Pechin  John  126 

ChriRiana  do 


Natnes.  pcge, 

PecholierGilleaume  115 

Peclsworth  Joiin  56 

Peircc  Cak*  20 

Samuel  87 

Peiiey  Jacob  81 

Pcntland  James  38 

Pellington  John        178 

Peltz  Mary  54 

Pemboar  Edward      180 

Pembeiton  Joieph     92 

James      53 

widpw      1 2 

Pendegraph  Eleanor  121 

Pening'ton  Michael    70 

Edward     S3 

Il'aac  do 

Mrs.         153 

Penre  Abraham        164 

Peanice  Thomas        99 

Pennock  Sarah  6c 

Penrofe  Thomas       109 

Mrs.  87 

W"illiam        99 

Sarah  177 

William      .7^ 

Penlland  James        138 

Peoples  F.  46 

Pepper  Henry  and  Son 

65 

Miciiael  7S 

Pertival  Jofliua  6S 

Percy ra  Jacob  F.        34 

Peres  Peter  151 

Perfon  Peter  4:j. 

Perkins  Samuel  98 

Perot  John  12 

ElliRon    13  8c  17 

Perpignan  and  Vanicr 

56 

Penin  Daniel  14 

Pernne  Downey  146 

Perrein  E.  98 

Periy  Margaret  198 

Matthew  173 

Pefoa  ]faac  82' 

Peter  George  31 

do  45 


Names.  P^£^' 

Jofeph  26 

Eli'zabetli  do 

John  130 

William  150 

Denhcm  168 

Peters  George  13:; 

Francis  1 05 
Richard  jun.  93 

Role  1 24 

Mary  136 

Lucy  141 

James  109 

John  114 

Sarah  70 
Thomas  T.     76 
Peterman  .George       do 

Peterfon  John  80 

Peteus  Claire  ic)3 
Petberb  ridge  J,  C.  161 

Petiie  Jane  74 

Pettit  Andrew  118 

John  1 03 

&  Bayard  I98 

Pieiffer  Jofeph  I42 

Jacob  J  92 

Phares  William  9 

Pinffer  Chriftian  147 

Phill  Mary  I73 

Philler  Andrew  5  i 

Philips  Ifaac  144 

Abraham  75 

Jonas  89 

Naphtali  9 1 

John  ici 

do  41 

do  61 

William  12 

do  15 

Jonas  32 

Jacob  155 

John  da 

do  167 

Simeon  170 

John  176 

John  H.  179 

do  184 

Jane  186 


[     2^^"      ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


page.      Names. 

II  PI  Lime  Margaret 

29  Plinnrted  George 

165  poff  George 

7 appoint  John 

146  do. 

59  Pointer  William 

is8  Pole  Thomas 

154  EJward  &  CO. 

170  Edward 

■J  08  Polk  Jc'hofhophat 

39  Pollard  Jolin 

187  Pollock  Jaines 

32  Pope  Chriilopher 


/'liipps  Stephen 
'J'homas 

John 
Phyfick' Philip  5. 

Edmoiid 
PicFrancii 
Picaid  Peter 
Pickering  Samuel 
Pitcher  Lary 
Pickel  Niciiolas 
Pickerlgill  John 
i'icauet  Mr. 
/"idi-i'mau  Peter 

Pidgeon  William     ifci6   Poppal  George 
Pierib!  Jeremiah  and  CO.  Porter  J'x'in 


Pielli  Abraham  82  ^' 


Pierrie  Robert 
Mary 
John 
Pi<;rcy  b.rah 

George 
Pik  Samuel  lenr. 
Samuel  juii. 


J23 
do 

33 
20 

i7'S 
do 


James 
Si!«s 
John 
Robert 
do. 
Pofay  Michael 
Poth  Conrad 
Fotier  Solomon 
Potter  ^  Page 
John 


page.' 
1 63 

52 

«4 

133 

96 

do 

do 

6t 

1 10 

197 

193 

106 

144 

112 

106 

II 

34 
74 
68 

63 
89 

22 


Pillegar  Margaret    150  Potts  Nathaniel 
Pinchin  William       43  James 

Pincon  Martin  102  Solomon 

Pinkcrman  Henry    18 1   Poulk  'I'houias 
Pinkertou  John  48'  Poul  William,  jun, 

David       163   Poultney  Thomas 
22  James 

27  John 

157  J'^bn?  ft^n.    do 

178    Poupard  James  84 

145  Powell  William 
Rebecca 
Mary 


Pintard  "William 
Henry 

Pinyard  Jolin 

Matthias 

Piper  Frederick 

Piifield  Robert 

Pitman  &  (Curtis 

l^itner  Aaron 

Plankinhoni  John 
Jacob 

Pleafants  Charles 

Charics  & 


100 
44 

75 
14 
i; 


i36 

l^                Rebecca  137 

46                 Mary  75 

126                Mr.  92 

38                  Samplbn  40 

158                 Sarah  154 

99                 Margaret  163 

Sulannah  165 

Joieph     9   P-.yncell   William  92 

Samuel        13   Pagers  &  co.   loSSi^a 

Patov/ William        131    Prahl  Lewis  143 

lUiefs  George           i<^i   Prall  Henry    ,  96 

Pjatt  John  137 

James  I  o<J 


NiWies.       _        page- 

&  KintK.ing  18 

Piatt  Henry'  21^ 

Preceough  George  87 

Prentice  Benjamin  112 

Mr.  147 

Preflon  "William  126 

Amor  1 1 1 

James  116. 

William  65 

do.  152- 

do.  do 

do.  160 

do  1 67 

Price  Catherine  134 

Benjamin  6b 

Rebecca  82 

Thomas  loo 

Beajamin  104 

Jacob  do 

Richaid  105 

Samuel  50 

•  Chandkr  52 

R.  62 

Jofeph  10 

]ohn  M.  II 

il'abella  1.61 

William  do 

Ann  168 

William- J.  170 

liabeUa  I76 

Sarah  "190 

Prichett  William  & 

John  199 

Prichard  James  88 

Pfiefl  Emanuel     -  24 
Prieihnan  William    42 

Prigmore  John  185 

Primer  Adam  68 
Prodor  Thomas  gen.  75 

Elizabeth  '  52 

Proffer  Uriah  176 

Proudfit  James  93 

Provert  Roderick  119 

Provod  Rachael  184 
PruethhommeRenna  25 

Pryor  Jol'eph  126 

Charles  loo 

Thomas  45 


[     24G     ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


JVantc'!. 

page. 

Names.                P'^g'^' 

Names. 

page. 

jPagh  Tliomas 

117 

Ramley  Ciiriflophcr 

,36 

/^eboul  Peter  F. 

147 

Ilngh 

40 

Charles 

i4i 

/v'ech  George 

43 

T'uglia  Philip  J. 

202 

Alexander 

77 

ii^cchel  Jacob 

132 

/'nllen  Robert 

67 

John 

97 

/^edhair  Martin 

83 

.Pomero  William 

H3 

Ramdieart  Fred. 

191 

/Redman  John 

184 

j'AiicIon  John 

5' 

Ramfliorn  John 

97 

do. 

27 

/'nrlel's  Simeon 

1G9 

Randall  Sarah 

181 

Martha 

65 

7\irvefs  John  Sc  foii    52 

George 

65 

7?edmond  Peirce 

q9 

Mary 

24 

ChriUopher  194 

/Rebecca     33 

Purvis  Catherine 

10 

'I'homas 

99 

Philip 

47 

Z^yles  Mary 

59 

Randell  Magdalen 

98 

i?edwood  Williaui     48 

Randolph  Edward 

28 

itced  John 

igo 

CL 

Rankin  Davis 

164 

William 

i83 

Alexander 

122 

i?uben 

184 

Qnail  Thomas 

182 

George 

83 

Snfannah 

192 

do. 

117 

Rape  Nicholas 

I5« 

William 

68 

Qu^ecn  James 

60 

Rap  John 

^56 

Charles 

J 14 

qjefoet  B.        66 

S^6i 

Rapicaut  Rena 

108 

Samuel 

J^5 

Oiiickfall  Jonathan 

144  Ragnet  Mr. 

97 

do. 

i33 

Qu^ig  Patrick 

181 

Raphan  John 

70 

»    John 

142 

Q^ig"  Henry 

do 

Rainey  Robert 

74 

Reede  and  Ford 

45 

Q^iigley  Michael 

176 

Rafer  Barard 

1^5 

Reed  Lewis 

do 

Qu^indrelo  Charles 

77 

Matthias 

80 

J. 

72 

C^inlin  John 

94 

Rawie  William 

16  Reel  Chriftiana 

124 

Qi^ive  Jamts 

i33 

Robert  T. 

25 

Rces  Nicholas 

150 

Ray  Martha 

187 

Jacob 

82 

R 

Andrew 

178 

George 

iV,8 

David 

102 

Henry 

36 

Ha'ofon  Ceorge 

00 

do. 

103 

do 

39 

Rafsnidcr  Mary 

39 

i?aybold  Jon.iia 

185 

Reefe  Adam 

23 

Kaddack  Jane 

69 

Raj  mond  Peirce. 

99 

Reefs  Valentine 

69 

Haddock  Clirifiian 

102 

Rayner  Thomas 

lOl 

Reele  G.  M. 

82 

Kaes  Hcnrv 

133 

Raylbr  Catharine 

153 

Jacob 

12 

Jofeph 

40 

i?ece  Jo'in 

90 

Reeve  James 

73 

Rake ir raw  Rebecca    72 

do. 

58 

Reford  George 

S« 

J'laia'J'homas 

24 

i?ead  David 

163 

P.egans  Ana 

189 

John 

127 

Samuel 

179 

Reggau  Michael 

116 

Raine  Nathaniel 

106 

Peter 

l«3 

Regnaud  A. 

53 

Rnindollar  Jacob 

193 

Alexander 

io3 

Reg-nier  Peter 

102 

Ralph  James 

77 

James 

124 

Rego  John 

164 

lialflon  Robert 

179 

Collir.fon 

Reichel  Auguninc 

F.72 

Samuel 

(V 

Samuel 

25 

Rehn  George 

173 

Robert 

72 

John 

33 

John 

89 

Ralfion 

i;! 

Jofeph 

12 

Eve 

85 

George 

54 

William  &  cc 

>-54 

Reibens  Henry 

144 

Ramble  John 

150 

i?eaden  James 

182 

Re  id  John 

107 

Rambo  Daniel 

153 

i?cam  Michael 

146 

Jam96 

181 

[     247     ] 


AN    INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


N'amcs.  P<^g^' 

ReideA.  &S.  102 

Keilley  Patrick  178 

Rcilly  Joha  172 

do.  190 

Thomas  60 

Ilelly  John  35 

Reinboldc  Mary  36 

Reineck  Lewis  109 

Reinold  George  13 

Relf  Ann  95 

Rementer  Peter  !36 

Remer  William  153 

Remick  Enoch  177 

Remington  John  168 

Remfheant  Chrift.  155 

Reuneck  Lewis  IC9 

Renno  Francis  169 

Renfhaw  Richard  ici 

ReudofF  George  151 

Reving  James  177 

Rew  Ifrael  145 

Rev  bold  Philip  153 

Reyl  Jacob  147 

i?cynolds  K.  11 1 

Simon  144 

Henry  32 

Samuel  59 

Sarah  177 

James  157 

do.  93 

Elias  171 

William  159 

Henry  04 

Thomas  94 

Andrew  99 

Benjamin  18 

Rhea  Mary  27 

Rhoads  Charles  95 

Samuel  102 

Rhoades  Philip  131 

Rholey  Dennis  i4i 

Riaberg  Goniad  32 

Riakart  John  143 

Rianhard  William     77 

Rice  Ifaac  176 

Philip      ^  157 


Names.  p<^g<^» 

i?ice  Edward  168 

Rachel  no 

George  2  4 

Ilhmael  i34 

Ann  138 

Sarah  ic4 

Hen.  ScPat.  52 

Richard  John  20E 

Rich  Ilaac  83 

Richman  John  61 

Nehemiah  157 

Richards  Samuel  51 

Ifaac  45 

Nathaniel  170 

John  I  o 

Suiannah  177 

William  15 

David  do 

Ann  127 

Hannah  do 

William  133 

Rachel  1 39 

John  96 

Samuel  do 

do.  99 

John  102 

Samuel  18 

Henry  32 

Catherine  I53 

Richardfon  Jolcph  50 

j,yxt  •  122 

Thomas  123 

Riche  George  147 

RicheyJohnJ.  202 
Richman  Margaret  197 

Richie  Mary  112 

James  103 

Ridabock  Philip  65 

Rickets  I'hoHias  149 

George  1 1 3 

Riddal  John  166 

Riddel  David  102 

Ridge  Thomas  1^5 

Riddle  Catherine  77 

Jamci  90 

Samuel  20 


Names,  poge* 

Ridey  William  198 

Ridge  John  86 

Ridgway  Burr  10 

Dillaplain  77 

Jacob  22 

Allen     43  &  17 

Rl^d  James  iSt 

Rievcr  Joha  16  r 

Rihle  John  Jj 

Rihl  Mar)'  i6l 

John  15 

RifRts  Rebecca  29 

Rindt  David  70 

Rhodes  William  1$ 

Rigby  Jofeph  8» 

Henry  22 

Rigler  Stephen  147 

Riley  Elizabeth  132 

Jolenh  42 

do'.  85 

Japob  123 

John  155 

Rimer  Thomas  55 

Rine  Jofeph  152 

Rinedollar  Emanuel  178 

Rink  Sebaftian  x8i 

Peter  191 

John  196 

Rinker  Samuel  1^3 

John  142 

Rino  William  6© 

Rifberg  GuUavus  71 

Rifdal  John  6b 

Rifer  Jacob  34 

Ritchett  James  52 

Ritter  Jacob  2t 

Rittenhoufe  Henry  19^ 

Rivers  Mary  no 

Riviere  J,  P.  35 

Rizer  Martin  J4 

Roach  Ifaac  1 

Road  John 

Robb  Jamei 

do. 

Robblns  Plannah  139 

Roberts  \\  illiam  146 

Jumss  112 


iS3 


[     24S     ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Names. 
i?obsrLs  Sarah 
Owen 
George 

do. 
Elizabeth 
Daniel 
Hugh 
BeiijainiH 
Jofeph 
do. 
Daniel 
Michael 
Ifaac 
John 
Martha 

C 

&  Lyne 

aMaitlia 

Ifaac 

Edward 

Mary 

Francis 

and  Jones 
Robertfon  John 

James  M. 

J.  M. 

Morris 

Mary 

■    do. 

Alexander 

James 

Gccvge 
Robefon  and  Paul 
Kobin  Mrs. 

R. 
Robinett  Richard 

.  <u  iviilelmai 
Robins  Thcn)as 
.  Ann 

Hanr.ah 

John 
Robinfon  Duncan 
Rebecca 

Jpfcph 

Maiy 

James 


page. 
J  63 

9 
129 

do 

140 

75 

33 

88 

90 
do 
9- 
94 
10 
II 

34 
4i 

59 
67 

U4 

199 
S'4 
109 
122 
1  29 
i,S 
do 

94 

do 

IC4 

17 

42 

64 
120 

1  45 

iSo 

21 

139 

■''7 

38 
171 
179 

77 

icy 


Names. 
^obiiil'on  James 
John 
do. 
do. 
do. 

do  176  Sc 
lllunael 
iofcph 
\V. 

William 
"Wm.  jun. 
Jane 
do. 
James 
Sarah; 
/Robert 
i?udeman 
r.rs. 
Parker 
Mori  is 
Samuel 
Ar.n 

A  nth.  W. 
Roch  Chriuian 
i?ockenburg  Samuel  85 
i?odeman  James  187 
i?oderique  Andrew 
i^oebuck  John 
John 
i?ogan  Sophia 
i?oger  Jai;e 
ivoge rs  William 
i?ubert 
jol 


page. 

37 
3i 
do 

79 
28 

24 
89 

60 

70 

75 
81 

87 

88 

I 

25 
10 

14 

33 
79 
-3 
29 

47 

52 
do 
81 


Names,  pi^gf* 

'J'^hoDias  .       34 

William  Y.  59 

i?ohr  John  95 

Henry  26 

i?ohrman  Elizabeth  i46 


29 
42 
170 
120 
176 
163 
172 
I  89 


William  Y.    I 
do 

Jacob 
Thomas 
John 
Benjamin 
Thomas 
Jane 
Ivlaurice 
Docior 
£j  Dor.aldfor 
Wiiiiam 


26 
28 

1T4 

118 

5  25 

i38 

139 

102 

1^5 

9 

33 


i?oib  Martin 
is'oker  Philip, 
ixlolet  Francis 
i?olph  John 

James ' 
i?oney  John 
i?oots  Michael 
i?orcau  S'  phia 
'i^yle  Atkinibn 
Croj)ley 
Hannah. 
Peter 
David 
Suiannah 
George 
Abigail 
Thomas 
David 
Widow 
Ann 
i?ofelIey  Mary 
Roi'et  Jacob 
i^ofey  Ann 
i?ols  William 
Sarah 
Williain 
Samuel 
David 
Abigail 
Robert 
Thomas 
Chailes 
Role. 
John 
Aquilla 
John, jun. 
&c  Simfon 
Henry 
Sarah 
i^ofTet/Joleuh 
iJoffetter  John 


60 

7.; 

195 

172 

78 
18s 
ic3 

10 
58 

158 

i86 

189 

do 

do 

196 

10 

18 

31 

33 

104 

76 

1 89 

166. 

170 

io 

24 

74 

75 

92 

do 

103 

104 

3- 
41 

48 

158 

170 

56 
51 


[     249     ] 


AN   INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


N'cmss.  P^S^' 

1?  :.{leter  John  113 

Roi'c'v  Ann  1S9 

y^  til  Philip  I32  Rulh  M*ry 

x^ocnllacken  widow    ^6 
A'ounden  water  Nicholas 


Names.  P^S'-'- 

Rupi)  John  28 

Hunk  William  169 


124 

i^oufTe  Elizabetli  16 

Rouflctt  Henry  65 

jKouih  John  76 

widow  84 

John  79 

Ilaac  82 

i?ou!Te3L'.  J.  C,  C50 

/^uuffect  G.   F.  \i 

Kourielir  Lou i fa  IC5 

Row  Cornelius  146 

Glorge  62 

Martin  5 1 

Rmven  John  128 . 

Rowe  Jt-lTe  103 

Rowland  James  25 

janies  137 

Rowlett  Jokn  129 

Rowley  Sanniel  145 

ExUvarJ  20 

Row'litigton  John  95' 

Rowen  John         ,  129 

Jane  94 

Rubecam  Daniel         80 

Charles  I42 

Rudolph  Mary  8.i 

Ann  04 

Jol:_;i     _        98 

■Jc  Fearis  aco 

Rudy  widow  36 

Rugan  Sc  Rhodes  199 

&  Rhodes       12 

i^umal  Barney  34 

J?uniberfie1d  Soloman 

107 

i?uncham  Wiiiiam     68 

i?undle  &  EeecU        89 

Runuer  Martin  I95 

John  I50 


HViac  82 

William  22 

Elisabeth  24 

do  do 

Benjamin  128 

William  So 

Lewis  82 

Benjamin  63 

Ruffell  Francis  166 

Robert  1 67 

Stephen  1 8 1 

William  70 

Jofeph  109 

Stephen  116 

Andre  v/  ri8 

Alexander  96 

Francis  62 

Rufton  Daniel  202 

Anthony  10 

do  147 

Rutherford  William 

198 

Rutter  Margaret  150 

Mrs.  101 

John  20 

Ryal  Sa.iivel  104 

Ryai^  Edward  161 

I    Lewis  58 

Rydout  David  192 

Ryzer  George  174 


Sadler  Mary  59 

y¥rs.  76 

i'agnr  Michael  73 

5'ailer  Henry  43 

.Sailor  i'amucl  18 

John  19 

•Saint  Doiiglafs  107 

John"  43 

S'aladc  iSebaflian  114 

SM<i&  Lewis  ■:z 


Names.  P^S^^ 

Salfourgh  Andrew  93 

^'alter'i'amuel  61 

^'andaurn  M.  loi 

Sanders  Mrs.  157 

Elijah  71 

Jac'>b  J  48 

William  186 

Sanderfon  William  170 

Micliael  94 

Sandoz  Charles  H.  1^0 

.Sanfoid   William  18 1 

.Sandsfiekl  John  75 

^aiig  Charles  6?. 

i'anfom  .Samuel  23 

Joll-ph  .  23 

William  72 

5'anvillc  Thomas  I22 

i'argeaut  John  70 

5'arin  Caleb  163 

John  1(14. 

5'arvey  Daniel  159 

iSaul  A  fa  97 

.Saulfbury  John  196 

5'aulkill  Jacob  B.  lyo 

.Saurman  Martin  26 

^.ivage  Edward  123 

5'.7rah  175 

William  44. 

Edward       "  6[ 

John  nG 

Sc  Dugaii  5^ 

Patrick  I19 

Savery  William  19^* 

Thomas  35 

.Sawer  James  10 1 

Ciitlip  193 

James  57 

Siwtvwz  ter  John  39 

Say  Benjauiin-  27 

5ayer  Leonard  150 

Sayre  6'tephen  41 

Mrs.    ,  85 

iSaxton  Charles  139 

5'caife  Elizabeth  107 

5'cattergood  John  H. 

140 


li 


[     250     j 

A  >;     1  N  D  E  X    OK    N  A  j\l  E  S. 

A'i/iihs.  P'^6'-''     Names.  '  pn;;^c.     Names.  /^i'c 

Sestet T-juodThonias  140  scolt  James           .  1 16 'Service  Andrew  50 

Thomas  and    ^       'ilicmas ,      '  137  .Vervois  J'ilm  1 38 

Son  140   Schreiuer  Jacob          28  Setoti  Sarah  40 

6clia;rei-   Dor;)t!-y        41                 Elizabeth       76  .Severn  Benjamin  '21 

j  ^'bn                76   Scriliucr  William  199  Seweily  Geortje  ^45 

SchiiunifnkciiVI    Frcde-  Scravcndyke  James    57  Sexton  Jared  45 

liclc    154  Scull //lili  iin  151         '   Jared  77 

Scl'.tU  Henry             197                 Benjamin         ir             Gtrrard  89 

Henry                 ii                 WilHani          '8  Seybert  ScbaRian  15;, 

.S'cheivee  Chrifiian     89  Scully  John                 05                Adajjp  -.  28 

Scneilmgt:!  CoiulIius        Scully  Benjamin  1S7  Seyfcrt  (^lonrad  i\i 

154.  Sci![)ture  Swat/.  135   Seyt'erheld  John  153 

Schetz  Matthew       192    Seaborn  Elizabeth     38  St-yferchelt  John'C.  28 

Schievcly  Henry         58                  Robert            71   Seyfud  John  154 

Slicipcck  JmC'.d           78    Search  William  I80  Shack  Gorge  I49 

iichmidt  johann  Frede-   Secht  Ge  jv>e  156  ShaKcr  John  147 

lick  zoi    Seckel  Lawrence         ii                 Elizabeth  I'^g 

Schne'der  John         187                 David              I3                 Peter  36 

Galper      138    Segwin  Aiidiew  138                Jacob  190 

SchoiHeld  Samuel       31    Seeger  David               10                 Adam  195 

Sciuill  Prifcilla          117  Sehouett  J.  no                Michael  194 

Schuaio  Barney         126  Selps  Michael              33                 Dorothy  132 

Schlacman  J.  M.        19  Seidcl  John  Nicholas        Shankland  Jofeph  46 

iVchwtitzcr  Mich;.eli37  145    Shaif  Elizabeth  15G 

S;:hi«der  Charles        15   Seitz  Charlotte  79   Shallcrofs  Leonard*   48 

Scott  Catherine        137  Sell  Solomon  '55    Shallas  Francis  80 

SauviK;!              I54            Soiomoii  KjS   Shanahaii  Michael  196 

C-lia                  I70  Sellers  Francis            35                     Michael  75 

Phrebe        ,        171             David                  38   Shane  George  132 

Jor.n                    v,S            Ifaac  120   Shannon  William  ii 

VXilliam            175            Nathan  &;  David                    Sc  Sinith  19 

Vviiliam            178                                        12              .  John  82 

Jani.-s                 180   Sclick  John  171                 arid  Foalk  II 

JaniLs                 tSt    Senfft  Gcor^je  12^                 and  Robins  61 

j^b                     194  Sent  Barbara  iiy   Sharp  Samuel  166 

David                   13   Senex  Carcadia           75             Peter  39 

John                     ig.Senneff' ji-lui  I91  '          Hannah  I25 

John                    23   Senn  John  8c  W".  I5!    Sharpe  Henry  27 

Martha              .  29             Henry  154                 Daniel  40 

Gilbert  \V.        79   sennevs  Mary  '02  and  Herkins  92 

ivooeit                94  Seraoh  George  193                 Robert .'  '  134 

Juhan                 100  .Jei^tant  Willia-n       74  sharplefs  JeiVe  il 

*.  V  iUiiim             lc2                  Elizabct'n        76                       Jol'"  ^3.> 

ivobert               105                 J"'i''                 ^9   •'^havelisr  Mary  352 

Abraham  107  Sermon  &  Abbott       27  ^haw  and  Pearce  57 

Ciiriiliana  icS  I^iiac  24  -    and  92 


[     25i      ] 


A?i    INDEX    OF    N  A  M  E  S. 


page, 
157 

179 

189 

4S 

49 
51 

1\ 

102 

cl-,) 

159 

I ; 


do 

64 
197 

33 

35 

'55 

i4 


Slvaw  Samuel 

Arclu')'ild 
JolVpli 
Alexander 
Matthew 
1'homas 
Jliclvard 
Benjamin 
William 
John    , 
M;itthe»v 
Shea  Eredeick 
Shead  llabflhi 
She  air  George 

George  vC  fan  15 
Henry' 
^  William 
Shelhart  Mary 
'^'helmire  William 
iShermev  Jofeph 
Slieblc  Jacob 
Shi'oe  William 
ShcdwicU  Margaret  156 
Shee  John  119 

Sheed  William  159 

George  171 

do.  do 

William  130 

Shearer  Henry  3.3 

Richard         tyi 
Shedle  George  83 

Shepherd  Samuel      165 
Mary  7S 

William       84 
do.  110 

Thomas     134 
Robert       (37 
Sheppard  Catlierine    86 
Sherer  Henry  37 

Sherman  Jacob  i46 

Matthias      do 
Robert  do 

IlabelU       152 
R.  Vol 

Sherridan  Domlnick  171 
Sheimer  Jofeph  35 
Sheuman  Fhilin        136 


,  I/amcs  P'^S'<^- 

Shewell  Thomas  ?.5 

Shields  John  185 

Robert  27 

Charles  43 

j-hii  91 

J  mes  90 

i  h  )nia3  do 

Jofeph  io3 

Robert  105 

Jam>r3  63 

Shin  James           _  150 

Schhichle  Frederick   10 

Shingle  Frederick  74 

Siiiiikfe  Samnel  65 

Shippen  William  1 1  o 

do.  i42 

Shober  Snfannah  in 

Schoch  Michael  >9^ 

Sh.)om-kei-  Chriftian  u5 

do.  190 

Edward  1 1 

Rebecca  13 

Jofeph  50 

Jacob  12 

l^dward  1 3 

&  Crycler    19 

Jofeph  20 

Sarah  27 

Jofeph  98 

D^niiel  56 

Samnel  60 

Daniel  97 

Sc  Poole  23 

Sc  Berret;:  4j 

Shore  Jane  180 

Shortall  'J'honias  126 

do.^  179 

Shreve  Caleb  131) 

Shrier  Peter  14'J 

Shrocks  Jacob  155 

John  77 

Shuber  Widow  i  s4 

Peter  87 

Shnbert  Gcorgij  1S6 

Shugard  Simon  14J 

Sluiil  Frederick  S4 

Shuller  J^cob  146 


Shult^  Charles 

H. 
Shupert  jol.n 
ShiiQer  Andrew 
Shutt  Dmiel 
Shut 2  Elizabeth 
Shuler  P.ifcilia 
Sibilart  Michael 
Siddo.vs  Jofeph 
Jojin 
J  oil  all 
Side  WiUiam 
Sidlcman  Cafper 

JoHn 
Sieman  Paul 
Siglar  Siinon 
Sigmund  Michael 
Silver  J  ohn  ' 

Robert  Di 
Simering  Hr.nry 
Simington  George 
Simon  John 

Jofeph 
Simrnonds  G. 

Jofeph 
John 
Sinir.ions  Stephen 
Ecefo:i 
Jofepli 
Anthony 
C. 

Catherine 
^      IXivid 
Stej.ihen 
/Jofcph    ' 
Jamej 
Vv'iiliam 
do. 
Simonet 
Simons  lii!!  C. 
Simpfon   fohn 
jofepl, 
J;.mei 

do. 
Deborah 
Mr. 
Jamea 


o 

'79 
S2 

l42 

P 

184 
1.2i^ 
I  19 

n^ 

97 
97 
I2.1 
do 
13 

I4ii 
1  -'O 
187 

147 
164 
124 
29 

16 

75 

*-'^. 
i9ti 

10 

do 

l4 

3^ 

3V 
09 

49 

57 

64 

77 

84 

57 

142 

i6f 

66 

i6i 

162 

186 

189 

>95 


r     252     ] 


An   index    of    N  "A  M  E  S. 


Names. 


P"6 


■SimiA'on  Hannah  20 

Gcorgs  9  2 

Charles  '  102 

William  i4o 

Henry  S5 

John  do 

Joieph  46 

do.  60 

Henry  iSi 

John  77 

^in  Thomas  ij.y 

Siner  Jacob  I91 

Singer  John  82 

John  &  Abrar 

bam  II 

Singifer  Andrew  149 

Singleton  Eii^ubetk  164 

Thomas  179 

Sinclair  13 

bi.-DJv  I^awre'rice  106 

-^'■"nry  189 

'   iralain  !o6 

l>-.Hiy  40 

Sinkey  Ar.thony  171 

Silly  John  ,„  7° 

Sites  John  J 3 2 

Si^i'iayes  \Viirta)n    50 

S:\^t  Kebecca-  43 

Skelleuger  Daniel  161 

Skelly    I'homas  38 

Skinner  Francis  H.    32 

Widow  87 

Skirm  Richard  176 

Skirfet  Mr.  70 

Skyi-i^o  John  21 

Slaitter  James  95 

Slack  Daniel  195 

Shuter  'I'hbnias  105 

Eiaughl;^ei   Godfrey   iSo 

John  144 

SI avte#  James  ifa:; 

Slenjuiei  Jacob  i65 

SJi-.jgUifl'  Joieph  149 

Sloane  ?-'  Vv'ili'on  19 

John  icc? 

Mary  170 


Names.  pcg^' 

Sloane  James  141 

Small  James  160 

Abraham  92 

Small  wood  Hanley  156 

Mflrtha  96 

Smart  Elizabeth  29 

Smeltz  Reinhart  70 

Smiley  William  48 

do.  1 1 7 

James  do 

Smith  George       '  148 

William  do 

John  149 

Hugh  158 

Henry  159 

Francis  167 

Dennis  168 

Jacob  do 

John  169 

do.  do 

do,  do 

Anthony  170 

Jucvb  do 

Thomas  172 

James  I74 

John  \ do 

Robert  177 

Ifabdla     '  I81 

Edward  do 

Jofeph  183 

John  184 

George  do 

Charles  185 

^     y    J.'hn  186 

"William  192 

John  198 

William  do 

Elizabeth  lo 

Thomas  1 2 

Smith  do 

Ji-hn  do 

Jofeph  B.  14 

Jimes  i^ 

Jol^  16 

do.  do 

Thomas  do 


Name.?. 
Smith  William  T. 
Richard  E. 
James 
Matthias 
William 
Ifaac 
Newberry 
Charles 
Samuel  H. 
Jonathan  B. 
John  R. 
William 
Fredeiick 
George 
William 
JoOiya  R. 
Jacob 
John 
SamAiel 
John 
Philip 
Oliver 
Robert 
do. 
S. 

ChiiOian 
John  S. 
Wiiliam 
Willet 
Charles 
D. 

Saranel 
Richard 
James 
John 
David 
James  C. 
Samuel 
Jahn 
George 
Thomas 
Hugh 
"    Samuel 
Edward 
George 
Edward 


page. 

17 
18 
22 
20 

24 

27 
do 

29 

do 
do 
do 

36 

3* 
do 

33 
38 
do 

40   « 

41 

42 

48 

50 
do 

52 

53 

do 

do 

59 
do 
do 
do 
66 

67 
69 
do 
do 

74 

do 
do 

75 
77 
81 
82 
do 
do 


[     255    *] 


A  >:    INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Names.  page. 

Smith  William  W.  1 1 

John  8-3 

do.  do 

^Sc  Stokes  87 

*N3th:n        .  do 

Mary  do 

John  8S 

do.  do 

Abia,ail  go 

Jonathan  do 

Judith  do 

James  do 

Geon  e  92 

Thomas  H.  do 

William  M.  93 

Elizabeth  do 

William  97 

Philip  dj 

John  98 

Fredeiick  100 

James  Jo3 

Harriot  do 

John  104 

'I'homas  do 

Jacob  106 

tc   Mafon  115 

Alexander  117 

Richaid  121 

Mils  do 
'Jhomas       =^25 

Mary       ,  131 

Jacob  do 

Jeremiah  do 

Ann             _  133 

Lambert  i:^.|. 

Sa:ah  do 

Richard  do 

Margaiet  do 

Charles  14.2 

Mary  143 

peter  do 

&  Covsrad  14 

Ik.  Wood  17 

&  Ridgway  22 

Sc  H"lmuth  25 
James  &  Rj, 

chard  50 


A'^atncs.  p^S^' 

Smith  John  70 

Elizabeth  I55 

Joleph  ,  I59 

Wm.  MSore  92 

St  Carpenter  201 

Smither  John  71 

Smyth  Daniel  i  28 

Snell  James          "  79 

Sneed  LeVin  88 

snider   Jacob  121 

Benedict  124 

Michael  131 

sowers  Hannah  133 

Snow  den  &  North  97 

Margaret  145 

liaac  56 

Joieph  66 

&  Fifher  85 

llaac  85 

Sawyer  105 

Thomas  I35 

Margaret  143 

Snyder  John  145 

'\Villi3m  147 

George  do 

John  do 

Charles  152 

John  153 

do.  Ig2 

Mary  26 

Jacob  46 

George  85 

George  B'd 

William  95 

Jofeph  log 

do.  122 

Mr.  J  41 

Adam  142 

Lewis  146 

Mary  Ann  169 

John  34 

Adam  33 

John  C.  b7 

Jacob  m 

John  I22 

hz  Bedford  140 

Soanes  Agnefs  124 


Names.  P^*^^- 

Sober  Elizabeth       196 

Sockam  Stephen       j^g 

Soderftrom  Richard  94 

Solden  Conrad  133 

Solzell  Jacob  135 

Sommerkamp   Philip  C. 

loSc  23 

Sommer  Mr.  203 

John  Jacob    do 

Sonntag'  Wm.  L.     35 

Souder  John  I48 

Daniel  163 

John,  fen.     igo 

do.   jun.      do. 

Charles  121 

Jacob  142 

T.  Mililin   igi 

Souders  149 

Soullicr  &  Wachl- 

muth  57 

South  John  201 

gowerby  Mary  73 

Sparhawk  John  55 

Sparks  Edward  igg 


David 


45 


Richard  F.  51 

Henry         '  56 

David  g4 

Henry  g8 


Richard  F. 


45 


ipeakman  Hannah    72 
Sp'f^ce  George  i4g 

S;;eel  John  1 1 1 

Spence'  Andrew  53 

Spencer  Jofeph  27 

do.  28 

Spengler  &  Brown  107 
Spierry  Jacob  &:  co.  11 
Jacob  ^  95 
Spieckenagel  Wm.  39 
Spiegal  Philip  9I 

Spiegvl  Jolni  87 

Spillard  Henry  170 

Matthew  loS 
Sponguenberger  G  1 94 
Snooner  John  I21 


r  254  ] 


AN    INDEX    OF    NAM  E  S. 

KdJUS. 

/--Tf?-?.      Names. 

pcge.      Name-':, 

page,. 

Spotf'.v  ocd 

59  Steel  J')!in 

105    Sjewart  Robert 

83 

S;  ragg-  .Uichaid 

6r            Anthony 

1 21                   David 

172 

Sprigs  James 

i46            George 

do                   'I'homas 

178 

Spi^gs 

149            Jo'i'"' 

1 05                    James 

181 

S|)rin;;er  George 

108            \Viiriam  &:  J; 

ames                    David 

98 

Spioiil  John 

201 

200                    Sarah 

782 

Sprowjiall 

145            Henry 

145                    Maiy 

77 

Elizabeth   do            Alexander 

158                    James 

183 

Spunger  Francis 

145              Mary 

164                   Ihomas 

iS6 

Joliu 

37  Stccn  James 

108                       dg. 

2C0 

Mary 

81  Steenburgh  Abraham28                   Andrew 

^9 

'Spiuc.k  Peter 

54  Steever  Henry 

1 2                   James 

2  1  ^ 

Stackliouts  Amos 

2  2       -.-           do. 

1 6                 James 

■n  _ 

Stafibid  Robert  S. 

^8               Daniel 

119                 E. 

43 

C  William     24  S.^eJii,  Philip 

12                   Margarel 

t     45, 
41 

George 

83           Abraham 

3  r                   Charles 

. .   y^^^p 

II3           Philip 

86                  do 

44 

-'luiiis  Edward 

106  Steiner  Fiedcrick 

1 24                   Peter 

52 

Stall  Frederick 

20  Steinaner  Michael 

89                    Margaret 

:     78 

h>hn 

3i  Steinnietz  John 

1 7                   Di-'borah 

61 

Ad;-.m 

81                     j.  C. 

83  Stibe  Jacob 

34 

]^hn 

2(j   Slender  Limer 

129  .9tirker  Cviirad 

i46 

Stallard  James 

118   Stephens  Walters 

79   StiiT  Thomas 

6r 

Stammers  Edward 

127                   Pvobert 

41             Frederkk 

TIO 

Stumper  Sarah 

10^                   Samuel 

184  Stiles  William 

^51 

Sianbury  John 

1S6  Sterling  Si.niuel  S. 

1 7              Edward 

95 

Standfield  Heury 

j6o  Sricker  Adam 

109             Jchn 

139 

Stanley  Nonis 

158   Stetle-  Henry 

190  Still  John 

49 

'  Su!Eni,;iIi 

T2   Si-ier  Jacob 

33  Stille^John 

45 

Stanmeyers  Jacob 

42  Stever.s  ilobert 

93             do 

50  , 

Stanton  Gecrge 

1 1  3             _     iVmey 

140             do 

I2r> 

Slarck  TJavg-aret 

7!    stevenlun  Ralph 

149  Still  well  Savage 

7.-> 

i>tarr  Jr.nics 

63                     William 

I97   Stillwaggon  Fred. 

'38 

I:^ec 

ii4             ,       Crooke 

i7  Stiniel  Philip 

1 1 

jo;>. 

i4o                     Saoil.W 

.  20   Stine  Jacob 

35 

Staley  Gtorge 

T  5                         do. 

24  Stineford  George 

182 

Staytor-  William 

,110                    Yvilliam 

60  Staffel  John 

167 

-tcnman  Solomon 

173  s'^eward  John 

128  Stakes  William 

60 

Alexander 

1:5                &  Dev.'itt 

t8  Stokes  James 

5° 

S.ccl    ic.h!!    iCi    J; 

i'?9  Stewardibn  Thomas 

;   72  Stocklburg  I^ir. 

34 

f.^iVpii  ■ 

194  Stev.-art  Rcbert 

106  Stockdale  Jevaldus 

'58 

J-mes 

do                    Grizell 

163  Stocker  Charles 

193 

J.bn 

.■;•                   Moles 

84      .            William 

23 

Jam.s 

C-1.                   Erancis 

167                   Margaret 

49 

j  ^l-n 

77                    Henrv] 

172  Stockley  Jonathan 

197 

'I  hoKtris 

10-                 NcbleC. 

100  Stcckinan  Tabez 

'7 

AN    I  N  D  ]•:  X   OF   N  A  M  E  S. 


Stockton  Samuel 
Stokes  James 

William 
James 
.    'J'liomas 
do 
Slone  Siimuel 
D:mitl 
William 
Stoger  Martin 
Story  R. 

William 
Patience 
George 
Beiijaniin 
SanuiLl 
Stous  Hciter, 
Stout  George 
do 

George  P. 
Stowe  John 
Stow  (jharles 
JoV.n 
do 

Edward 
Jeremiah 
Stowers  Joliii 
Starr  .Saiah 
Stratton  Jofcpli 
Strayley  George 
Stra',  lin  George 
Street  Elizabeth 
Siremback  Jacob 
John 
Strieker  Mrs. 
Stricklaiid  John 
Stride  Joleph 

do 
Strieby  Adam 
Stringer  Peter 
Joleph 
Strong  Matthew- 
Matthew 
Jofeph 
Str oup  John 
Stuckart  John 


64 

5^ 
86 

117 
19 
25 
122 
u,8 
123- 
ii6 

19 

90 

142 
41 

190 
129 

'do 
79 

114 
122 

•5 
»So 
i«8 

94 

104 

150 
76 

&:> 

12 

'41 

I20 

^39 

79 
do 

97 
lii 


Numts.  J. 

Stuckert  Henry 
Stuart  Jamsd 
Tames 
William 
and  F.arr 
Suill  William 
Stultz  Vv'iliiam 
Sturgefs  Stockely 
Sturgis  Stockley 

Peter 
Sturks  Catherine 
Cullender  Jrxcb      f 

Jjhn 
Sullivan  Margaret 
.Samuel. 
Jereniiah 
."Tumbards  i'hJIip 
i'ammejl  &  Brown 

Jcfeph 
iiimmers  John 

Catherine 
Andrew 
do 
do 

Gcorg'e 
iLMilighter  John 
i'uplee  Rebecca 
6Lirman  5arah 
i'utclilF  John 
i-ater  Daniel 
,6'utneilai:d  Dani«^ 
i'ulter  Mary 

Daniel 
Swab  Jacob 
Swain  James 
Martha 
John 
do 
.Swai:;c  'J'hornas 
John 

s;ias 

S>'.an  Robert 
.Sw  anion  John 
Swartz  George 
^.veaney  Elizabetli 
Swecnry  1  honias 


uge.      Names,               ; 

bags. 

128                    Neil! 

.    46 

159                  Martha 

I  2t 

57    .Tweeny  Doyle 

161 

Oj7    Sweetnpple  Thomas  146 

5  I    j'wecfnian  George 

84 

73                       Jane 

ic8 

1  j6   5'weitzer  Benjamin 

'  66 

1 60                   Henry 

'  80 

57   .Swift  Chailes 

166 

66              Henry 

3^ 

Iqo              John 

^9 

149              joleph 

102 

157    Su'ougher  John 

I32 

I51   5ybert  Coniad 

145 

ii      '          Henry 

^94- 

-  S               iSophia 

So 

99         «      5'ybcrt; 

3o 

17   ^ykes  John 

20 

<^o              joha 

■z-x 

165               do 

da 

195               Wilii.ini 

57 

1S6  ^■ymons  John 

5^ 

b-j  5yr.nar  .Syknam 
0 1 

log 

1 20                   T 

K-?, 

J 68  Taboureary  Charl?: 

s  99 

154  lack  man  Frederick 

igi 

99  Tagc  Williant 

i9(> 

68             Robert 

12 

183              Roger 

no 

20  Taggart  John 

i? 

02                   Patrick 

49 

145  Taggert  k  Smith 

59 

142  Talbut  Tliornaa 

121 

154  'I'alley  John 

79 

I55  Tailiana  John 

do 

26  Tslhnan  George 

140 

170                   .Samuel 

I5S 

173  -Tanguy  j  >hn 

118 

93  Tani-ell  He.;-;/ 

(9-^ 

55  Tam.er  A.r.n 

l(n. 

173                 Jane 

I2t 

19       fji       Anna 

i'3r 

I  JO  Tarafcon  L.  A. 

57 

165  T^:;ant  Thoims 

^75 

[     255     ] 


AN    I^  U  E  X    OF    NAMES. 


JVamcs.  PK^^' 

Tairifs  Jolin  1 74 

Tafh  joiVph  151 

Tate  M;irk  187 

Robert  108 

James  ii3 

Tatein  Sarah  69 

Samuel  30 

M.ny  33 

Thomas  ici 

Jertniiah  no 

Taws  jo\i[i  95 

Ta  X  is  Geo  rge  138 

Taylor  R.  39 

Andrew  4i 

John  50 

.  Amos  52 

George  1 1 1 

Maiy  do 

George  114 

John  R.  i|99 

Alexander  187 

Jolm  34 

Robert  181 

'i'homas  178 

John      ,  17 1 

Sayah  1 26 

Enoch  do 

Ami  do 

Amos  do 

Benjamin  do 

John  125 

I'homa^  I28 

John  129 

John  R.  (^o 

Maiy  198 

James  195 

Jofeph  196 

George  l;6 

G.  is 

Nath.tniel  do 

Eobeit  14 

Lewis  do 

Mary  63 

William  jun.  35 

Robert  27 

Jofeph  8r 


Names.  P^g^- 

Amos  juu.  §2 

James  N.  12  ' 

Ann        •  88 

James  •'  13 

Robert  14 

Lewis  do 

John  M.  92 

Ann  8S 

Taylorfon  Robert  27 

Tear  Philip  1 81 

Teas  Charles  122 

tjohu  29 

Tebo  J  >hn  104 

Ted  fold 'John  60 

Tedrici<  Jolcph  25 

Temped  Robeit  icS 

Tennai-d  William  108 

Tiebout  Cornelius  90 

Tiftin'' &  Kiernan  jo8 

Tiffin  James  58 

Teifi'-re  Mijs  64 

TelTe  Thomas  1 16 

Ted  John  114 

TeRjart  Fi-ancis  65 

Thackara  James  56 

William  120 

do  67 

Thatcher  x^ndrew  I96 

Wdliam'  67 

John  70 

William  83 

Jafeph  87 

Richard  24 

Andrew  I38 

Thibauldiers  Mr.  120 

Thibault  Francis  48 

Thomas  Margaret  148 

-Jonathan  150 

Edward  1 54 

Amos  ii;6 

Sufannah  do 

Jofeph  161 

do  166 

John  172 

Richard  176 

Samuel  180 


Names.  paj^e 

James         1S4 

Eliflia         189 

•     Enoch  190 

Ellis  193 

Jofrph         196 

Moley  36 

Jacob  63, 

A.  70 

Daniel  72 

General        75 

Jofeph  86 

Elizabeth      91 

John  20 

Ifaac  26 

Benjamin   103 

Thomas        20 

and  Shreve  23 

Thompfon  John  J.    49 

John        161 

Ifaac        162 

John        173 

do  1/4 

Thomas  178 

Andrew  189 

Margaret  42 

Aitchefon47 

David        48 

Aitchefon  do 

JoItji  I.     49 

do  50 

Mary         54 

Elizabeth  62 

James        69 

Edward     72 

Peter         73 

Alez.         75 

JelTe  79 

Mary         81 

John  16 

Enoch        1 9 

John       '  98 

Aitchefon  do 

Ruth  2o 

Jofliua      34 

Richard  102 

John       104 


N    INDEX    OF    NAME  S. 


Tliomnr'.ii  Mary  105 

Marg.  107 

John  1 09 

Mary  do 

Wm.  no 
David  '     So 

John  112 

Hcury  1 14 

John  119 

George  122 

Javnes  126 

John  ijo 
and  Sv/eeney 

5.> 

cc  Lyle  1 65 

Joh.n  202 

Veto*-  73 

JclVc  i:  CO-  79 

Knucli  19 

Eawaid  72 

Thombtr  John  182 

Thoinhiil  Dorcth.a  113 

Richaid  do 

.  iiornnian  Nitholas'i/g 

i'hornton  John  175 

do  25 

do  125 

1  hornworth  Samuel  y  j 

Thum  Johu  163 

Thumi  Diiuiel  96 

i  iedreck' J.ilcph  25 

i  ilgbman  Eiward  92 

Edward  9:5 

TiHinghaft  Daniel  172 

Tdlycr   Thon-jas  78 

Tilmaii  William  91 

do       .  9.; 

Charlei  G.  £23 

Tihon  William  70 

rimin^^s  Thomas  139 

iincy  John  45 

TifTdrand  Ann  187 

Titlow  George  194 

Titterniary  St  Son  2co 

John  48 

llichard  158 

Tobeo  John  no 


Names.,  P<^S^' 

Toby  Simon  158 

Tod  Alexander  49 

do  103 

do  112 

John  112 

Todd  James  77 

\ViUiam  H.  94 

'I'oland  Henry  60  &  30 

Tomliulbn  Richard  154 

John  16 

Tompkins  Kobert  i\,i 

Jacob  32 

Nathan  1.I5 

Samuel  01 

Tqper  Philip  25 

Tool  Saiah  187 

I  oole  Si'mon  43 

Topijam  Reuben  72 

Toran  Stephen  S3 

Torres  Eamanuel  4i 

rowell  John  175 

Town  John  15 3 

do  190 

'ihomas  13S 

do  140 

widow  J  54 

Thomas  iH 

Towiics  John  41 

I'owiiiend  Noe  1.16. 

Charles  do 

John  99 

Joleph  1 1 S 

Charles  5 1 

Toy  William  157 

Wiilbn  84 

Toze  Francis  it)l 

Tracey  john  185 

Tracy  John  Viz 

Traquair  James  48 

do  13 

Trafel  Jacob  12 

1  rautwine  Wm.  \\.^ 

Travas  Patrick  176 

John  149 

Travers  Patrick  160 

i'ravis  John  185 

do  49 

K  k 


ISfames.  pog<^* 

Tree  John  iSr 

Tremper  Henry  22 

Tretwell  John  67 

TrcITe  Thomas  1 16 

Tribe  John  172 

Inbout  r  rancis  23 

Trimble  John  i6s 

S:  Caiper  7S 

David  135 

Trimner  Mr.  40 

Thomas  132 

Mr.  40 

Tripple  Adam  153 

Troll  Frederick  '  177 

Simon  40 

'i'rotter  William  85 

do           '  23 

Troubat  John  26 

Truut  f^'rederick  3S 

John  144- 

Trucher  John  Lewis  30 

Truman  James  jun.   40 

Evan     '  75 

Richard  114 

James  79 

do  9 

Trnmble  James  50' 

Trump  John  i33 

Daniel  135 

Truchel  Charles  G.    35 

Tryon  Frederick  150 

George  82 

do  2S 

Tucker  Jofeph  (57 

B  72 

Tlicknifs  Luke  123 

Henry  129 

Tliggs  John  "  3$ 

Tully  David  184: 

Hannah  36 

James  i84i 

^Thumpfon  do 

John  188 

TuUey  William  159 

Tumley  joleph  179 

7ujiis  Sc  Annefley  199 

Richard  67 


[     25S     ]      . 
AX    INDEX    0  f    K  A  M  E  S. 

X.wtcs.  P^^'*^'      K^awes.  P^S'-''      ^omcs^  p'^S^- 

7o\\ut  Tdomai            58  Valkecti   Matthias     70   Vaife  Anibiofc  73 

Tiui.bu'ii  Hubert       166  Vallance  J.                4L-!  Vaiighaii  Wm.  B.  186 

Alexander  67  Vallee  Francis          182  Vaux  James  3i 

Vv' ilium      50  Vallciice  William    I61              George  do 

Tanicr  auii  Tliarui'jii                        Benjamin    98              N.  Sf) 

179  Vaiuy  ?\lvan          106  Veazy  Thomas  46 

Jofeph  rev.  i'jo                 f,,hii  F.          94  Vedier  John  9^ 

Maiy             189  VaMum*Hcnry           89   Venclay  Paftien  155 

V/illiatn          44.  Van  Ei^uren  Ab,       9';  Veniicniore  Jacob  160 

do                    16  Vanarfdjile  John        7I    Venner  George  194 

T.  113  Vance   ^v'Uw  ^  178   Vermilia  Flizabetii  29; 

William         41               Matibcw       185   Vernon  Jehn  44 

Jcffe               187                Philip             187   Vetree  Mrs.  I51 

Vvilliam          16               Adam            I63  Viclor  Lewis  190 

Tutton  John             179               James  S.          73   Vidler  Richard  77 

Twclls  Mcirris  8c  co  1 1    ,           Barney            78   Viena  Burner  124 

Gcdliey          do  Vaneiver  John         i4o   Villar  Peter  66 

Ty-bout  George          174  Vancleve  John  W.  138  Vinyaid  W'illiam  150 

Francis            24  Vaudergrief  Mary  106   Virtue  David  I67 

Richard          89  Vanderllice  Jacob   143    Vivant  Chafles  37 

Andrew          do                       Henry     140    Vizer  Thomas  67 

Richard        n3                      George   190  Vogel  Frederick  8S 

7ypi'cco  George          6S                       Daniel      36  Voight  Henry  Sg 

2yfcn  Beiijamia         38                "       George     82   Von  Phul  Widow  42 

Jofeph              22  Vanborne  Benj.       109  Vonwiller  Andrew  76 

David       118   Vouchey  Jane  F.  47 

U  James        138  Vredenbergh  Efther  14 

Vanleer  Benjamin      69                           liaac  do 

I'd- flool  Chick        191  Vannebocth  T.i.e    12'j 

IJ hie  John  32  Van  Ma.-K.erck  A.  101  W 

Uhler  Rachel  l44  Vanneman William  183 

Uhlr  John                i4i                       Fred.       187   Wachter  Anthony  42 

Ulrich  John               32                     John       i6i        •            do.  78 

Ummenletter  Geo.  202  VanKcfdan  Lydia     153   VVaddington  5c  Har- 

Unbeahent  Valen.      81  "v^anneft  John    45  8c  93                          wood  50 

UnderwooJ  Jeliu        70  Vanoften  James        163                          J^hn  90 

do.          96  Van  Velthorn  L.     163    Wadlo^v  Moles  202 

Unger  John               34  Van  Reed  John       201   Wadman  Peace  60 

Mary               13 1    Vaijife  Joleph            24                      Pralfe  51 

IJpman  Mary             37                8c  Burrows      i8   Wager  Philip  28 

Urquehart  Alexr.     160  Vanuxem  8--  Clarke  17  -             John  185 

Ullick  Thos.  Rev.     29  Vardelle  Andrew       72  Wagner  Grace  ^30 

Uwan  Mary  Ann     117  Varden  Ezra              74                  Baltaer  i^^i 

Varner  Philip           i46                  Henry  1S9 

V                      Varnes  Luther         191                  John  55 

Vaillant  James         I44  VarreU  Jacob          I51                     do,  80 

Vanderveekc  John     18  VafTauk  rhomas     ifa                   do'.  195 


[     259     ] 


An^  I  N  -D  E  X  cF  N  A  M  f.  S. 


Names,  P^gC' 

Wagner  Heirrj'  i48 

Wainwright  li'aac  I7 

do.  23 

J.)iuj  127 

Mr.  S3 

Wakeford  Or^flow  61  & 

69 

Walbart  Charles  156 

Walboni  Thomas  195 

Walker  Pliilip  190 

John  le 

Catherine  99 

George  131 

^-^^leaa  178 

Wlliiam  37 

John  134 

Matthew  du 

Ifaac  104 

8c  Kennedy  48 

Stephen  187 

Samuel  25 

William  41 

Hannah  do 

Jofeph  135 

George  29 

James  33 

And  re  .V  42 

Simon  63 

Samuel  70 

Martin  99 

Richard  i;;5 

Margaret  173 

Chriftopher  ^74 

Wall  Charles,  14 

Richard  20 

Mary  129 

George  46 

Mary  i36 

Elizabeth  57 

John  94 

do.  200 

George  109 

Walicon  Thomas  103 

Wallace  Robert  162 

do.  29 

William  5^ 

Thomas  ^c 


Names,  pogc. 

Wallace  Robert  70 

James  I34 

Burton  70 

Samud  81 

Elizabeth  ro5 

James  I06 

William  107 

do.  117 

Alexander  6g 

Walheimer  George    141 

Waliin  Catherine  loi 

Walling  Mary  137 

Wain  Robert  53 

Nicholas  do 

Jncob  S.  201 

JelTe  5S 

Jacob  S.  6-; 

Jefte  8^  Robert 

200 

Wnlniit  Mary  145 

W'dlpnle  Ifaac  02 

Thomas  113 

WalOi  Catherine  61 

John  148 

Michael  171 

Walter  James  168 

Michael  197 

Matthias  150 

Patrick  133 

George  150 

Jacob  F.  78 

John  139 

Stephen  ^oo 

Catherine  193 

Peter  P.  196 

Ge^.ge  A.  107 

Peter  i8 

Charlotte  133 

Peter  P.  50 

George  172 

Piiilip  I40 

Edward  42 

Thomas  56 

Ifaac  6S 

Adam  74 

Rofma  196 

Walters  Abraham  147 


Names.  /""'J"''* 

Walters  John  Tsi 

,Wrilton  J  f  oh  85 

^  amuel  99 

George  149 

Iz  Umftad     27 

Samuel  146 

Wand.;  John  188 

Ward  Sarah  3.2 

John  58 

do.  1  r  2 

do.  162 

Mr.  176 

Patrick  180 

Warder  John  28 

Jeremiaii  30 

Sufannali  136 

Ware  Ann  46 

J;)hn  104 

do.  38 

David  178 

Warence  Fred<;rick  100 

Warino"  Elijah  25 

War!  Mr.  152 

Warner  Jofenh  -xz 

do.  12 

Saxah  33 

Samuel  I29 

Heronimus  42 

Ann  71 

Martha  do 

Fiederick  198 

John  loS 

Margaret  112 

Ann  do 

Philip  2!o 

John  124 

William  174 

Warrel  Jofeph  67 

Warren  Jofeph  137 

J-  ^-  97 

llaac  197 

John  J 16 

Jacob  24 

John  124 

Matthew  161 

Waterman  Jcffe  124 


[     200     ] 
^^    I  N  D^  X    or    NAMES. 


A'ames.  P%^^ 

Waiter  r.  96 

John  172 

Walters  Hanloii       27 
Either  40 

Daniel  49 

John  .139 

Abraham  i43 
Catherine  144 
Watkins  Thomas     i  ii 
Watn-if.ua;!-!  James  H.  73 
Watl'on  Henry  16 

»     John  130 

liaac  64 

Mary  88 

Chas.  &  J.  93 
Margaret  175 
Robert  195 

Thomas  107 
John  118 

iic  Paul  91 

William  156 
Richard  ibo 
Mary  '  168 
Kenry  183 

ScP-aul  199 

Watts  Charles  98 

William  54 

George  109 

Way  Andrew  130 

Way  man  Samuel       65 
"Wayne  Jacob  22 

Wm.S:  Jacob  18 
Samuel  I25 

C.  P.  47 

William         {57 
Weathe'ihead  Alex.  191 
Wcatherill  fienj.        u 
Samuel       23 
Mordccai.  do 
Samuel     i-;4' 
Jol'eph        62 
Moidecai    71 
Weatherton*  Peter     108 
Weaver  Henry  S6 

Frederick  do 
Jacob  J  39 

John  143 


Names.  pc^^' 

weaver  John  77 

Ann  98 

do.  J  no 

Adam  do 

Danic-l  loB' 

Jacob  149 

Henry  150 

John  152 

George  183 

Webb  William  181 

John  2 1 

Thomas  136 

John  55 

Thomas  157 

do.        J  178 

Mary  183 

Webder  Thomas  76 
Weckerly  Abraham  190 

Mary  135 

Oebry  197 

Conrad  146 

Wedel  Peter  193 

Weed  Mary  75 

George  1 15 

Wceknm  James  20 

Weeks  William  j  13 

Weer  William  121 

Wrfer  William  1 17 

Martha  202 

Wejrick  Nicholas  133 

Weils  Elizabeth  3o 
Weiffenbach  Henry  i42 

Welch  John  88 

do.  33 

Michael-  B.  43 

Elizabeth  98 

John  99 

Wellford  Robert  201 

Wells' Gideon  H.  72 

Mary  I24 

Johii  C.  35 

'      John  43 

Welflack  Charles  144 

"Weircr  Godfrey  "i  18 

W^elfli  Plamiah  27 

John  199 

Wefcot  Joel  16 


Names.  pdg^' 

Wefcott  George  16 
Weft  Matthias  17 

Jairies  18 

Benjamin  21 

Francis  51 

Hannah  139 

James  66 

William  86 

Elizabeth  102 

Francis  &  John  96 
Elizabeth  |63 

Wcflfal  Charles  4o 

Whitfield  Nicholas  127 
Wcithoof  John  1 34 
we  [Ion  Sarah  .  93 

Wetherington  C.  64 
Wetherill  Thomas  166 
Welter  Peter  162 

Wever  Philip  126 

Matthew       4o 
Henry  177 

Wevill  Richard  90 

&   Hall  91 

Weyant  John  i46 

W6ydon  Charles  in 
Weyman  Jacob  i^i 
Whamholf  Chriftian  139 
Whartman  Bavbaryi5G 
WliartO'iby  Jacob  153 
Wharton  John  24 

Franklin  44 
Robert  59 
Jofeph  56 
cc  Lewis  48 
John  24 

Ifaae  58 

John  53 

Rebecca     91 
Moo;e       96 
do.  97 

Kearney  do 
W^llliam  103 
Fiftibourn  62 
Elizabeth  do 
Mary  1 3  2 
Peregrine  H. 
i6c 


[     261     ] 


AX    INDEX    o  r    M  A  ^T  E  S. 


Names. 


page. 


J^heelen  John'     * 


'Tharton  &  Palmer  200 

/f-'heelcr  Sauniel        189- 

A/.i!-;.-  190 

Enock  86 

Samuel  ^6 

■  John  I  ~  -, 

jrhdan  P.  7  > 

James  14+ 

/-rilliam  86 

Morris  90 

Thomas  '  .jf  95 

Tohn~,  .  '  III 
J  ■    ■% 

J77 
JVhelen  Iliael  113 

/Fhelenbuvg  Widow  85 
JFhetftone  Jacob  1-56 
^hite  Thwmas  53 

William         •     67 
Sarah  33 

fi'illiayi  S6 

Mary  102 

-Williarn  194 

John  19s 

White  Tvachae!         170 
John  II 

Virgil  179 

Solomon  20 
Jan.ies  *  27 
Chriftophcr  27 
Brittian  38 

i^oCaiyiali  4i 
Margaret  4i 
William  -  42 
George  46 

Samuel  I36 

William         9; 
Whitebread  Chas.   i63 
Henry         84 
Whiteford  i?obett   no 
Whitehead  James    119 
James         96 
John  86 

James "        87 
.    .  '    '    A'ichard      88 
■\^hite1y  Daniel        184 
Whiteman  Margaretgs 
Margareti45 


jy.vnss.  /'-'J-"' 

John  149 

*\^bitner  John  192 

jrhitner  Lawrence   190 

iThitncy  John  50. 

Jrhiteiides  Thomas  ii6 

John  38 

Margaret     4o 

/Thitefon  P^-ter         191 

jrhitito  John  9S 

/niiteali  Z.  and  nMlliam 

'  C.   13 

Z.  42 

fficUham  i?ichard     194 

JFickerlham  Am  )s     25 

♦Abrah.un    32 

Widabaugh  Cafper  119 

H^idderftone  C.  19:5 

^Fiddifield  JViUhm      21 

William        3t 

^rilliairi         71 

James  118 

Widdo'.vs  Peter  129 

J-Figglesworth   Samuel 

5S 
John  &:  ffTU 

liam   55 

/Figgins  Thomas      127 

Siiiannah         78 

frigmore  Mr.  47 

Jofeph  A.  9/j 

rFignell  TFiglow         66 

ihomas      66 

W'lkoW  Henry  44 

Jacob  G.    9  Sc  137 

Ifaac  58 

rnUberger  George     27 

rrilcocks  Samuel         36 

John         •     45 

Alexander      74 

John  188 

i?ichard  i.^ 

James  31 
rf  ildes  Jofeph  25 

J^ill  George  W.       126 
Conrad  7.?. 

jrildanger  c ; 

jf^iley  Sarah  qu 


Names. 
Wiley  Elizabeth 

Ewing 
Wilkin?  Sarah 
James 
jrilkinfon  John 
jnikird  Parr 
WiWii  &  Yardley 
William  Jwnas 
jrilliams  Jnhn 
John 

Catherine 
Mary 
J.'hn 
54ary 
Elijah 
Sarai> 
James 
Kodger 
William 
Jofeph 
Sarah 
William 
Samuel 
Thomas 
Thomas 
John 
Hezekiah 
Thnn-;as 
i?obert 
'Jhomas 
Jeffe 
Mary 
Cliarles 
»'iHiam 
,  Mary 
James 
James 
He  my 
Mary 
Jolm 
Patrick 
William 
rnillamron  Jolfeph 
,  John 

Samuel 

Mrs. 

Jacob 


age 

197 

lis 

91 

in 

18 

182 

199 

51 
64 

23 
179 

28 
1 20 
1 24 
125 

36 

4i 

44 

45 
l42 

55 
56 
6r 

67 

68 

7 

76 

77 

82 

98 

^99 

195 
HI 
ii3 

118 

149 

'55 
161 

162 
164 

r68 

.  -"^^ 

1 01 

139 


[     2f>9,     ] 


AN    INDEX   or    N  A  M  £  S. 


.   Names.  pog^' 

rrilliamlon  Jacob  141 

Iia<tc  104 

K  illiani  151 

JelVc  159 

WiUig  Georgfi  1 1 

Wiliiii^i"  Thomas  58 

do.  6j 

Georf^e  61 

Sc  i-'rancis  loy 

Willis  John  10 

Joiui:haa  45 

Scth  43 

Thomas  71; 

Mufgrove  77 

Joi'.n  113 

Wills  JariiL's  92 

James  Sc  fon  do 

bolomon  9  6 

John  97 

'i"homas  109 

W'liiier  Lambert  i^ji 

Yv'iUbn  Zi  Eiaphant  96 

Robert:  14^ 

Ch;.rles  152 

Robert  J  39 

"William  (1 67 

Margaret  i69 

Mrs.  J  74 

William  175 

M<irgaiet  loi 

John  1 05 

oarah  I'j6 

Be-niamin  1S8 

Greenbeiry  191 

Mary  1  10 

Anthony  iii 

J.mies  J 12 

Gocrgc  117 

do.  17 

B.  95 

Ceorg;e  .  19 

Alexander  ^^ 

"William  7.5 

Benjamin  29 

Safannah  3o 

Walter  31 

Jolia  ]  2  i 


Names.  p(^S^' 

Willbn  Joel  W.  130 

Mary  41 

Philip  42 

Jane  133 

George  135 

Silas  138 

Mary  141 

Elizabeth  54 

John  70 

Matthew  73 

George  7^ 

Ann  79 

Wilt  Abraham  28 

Henry  198 

Wiltmans  Frederick.  74 

VYiltbergcr  Chriftiaii  24 

fe  Smiih   10 

Elizabeth  26 

WiltcVier  Henry       169 

Wilhins  Thomas      169 

wimer  George  169 

Wimlay  John  88 

Wiuet  Mary  1-91 

Winckler  Anthony    85 

Wjnkhoufe  Garb.      151 

Wintworth  Hannah  148 

Wire  John  49 

Wii'e  George  94 

Martin  I91 

Win-iame  Sopliia        37 

Wifhart  Thomas        20 

V.'iieley  Edward        158 

Wifeman  Margaret  20 

Wiler  John  43 

Samuel  142 

Sarah  92 

Msrgaret       167 

Wifeman  Paul  13 

Wiipart  George         88 

Chrif.  148 

Win  Philip  128 

Wiftar  Richard  10 

Thomas  11 

Daniel  do 

John  41 

Calper  62 


Name^.  pf^g^' 

Peter  143 

Wm.  Sc  John  11 

Michael  168 

WitmSn  Gatheri'.ie     9G 

Samuel  34 

Witt  Abip;al  152 

Wceipper  George  ?o 

Woglom  Abraham    37 

John  S  2 

Pc.\.r  79 

Wolfe  Andrew  66 

Cuthcrlne  121 

Mary  67 

John  '-;i 

IVaW  Lewis  35 

Mr.r;  i-oi. 

John  1-8 

Philip  H.  93 

-     M.;ry  104 

Jacob  18;^ 

f-Foii!^,tich  Francis  17S 

JFonderly  David  i3r 

Jacob  41 

jrilliam  42 

WoQ^  Catherine  27 

Elizabeth  64 

Sophia  80 

Thomas  89 

Barbara  20 

James  23 

Samuel  143 

Peter  171 

Valentine  174 

^Foods  Cornelius  124 

Hannah  49 

George  -65 

JFoodie  Emanuel  95 

Wbodby  Margaret  129 

JFoodbjuie  IFilliam   50 

James  76 

fFoodland  Ifaac  W.  46 

Woodman  Jofeph  I57 

JFbodroff  W.  IV.  38 

/roedruff  Hannah  17 

Woodfide  Eli//abeth  7 1 

John  89 

/Food  ward  Wm.  W.  do 


[     263     ] 
AN    INOEX    OF    NAMES. 


■  ood  i\ard  Mary 
John 


page. 


Ill 


Wolf  Andrew  154 

Wooley  George        133 

Wooling  Elizabetn  128 

Wool  me ry  Mr.  34 

Wool  ridge  Robert     66 

JFoolrich  Jonas  loi 

JFoolfton  Benjamin   iix 

Work  Samuel  i^g 

Workman  Wm.       177 

Worm'lead  Michael  do 

V/oncIl  John  73 

Jonathan       74 

Elizabeth    and 

Jane  jti 

JoGah  109 

Worth  James  i4i 

Worthy  Francis       183 

Wotherfpoon  Thos.    50 

Woriherby  Jofeph    191 

Wouchercr  Eliza.       90 

Wray  VViUiaui  9  £-'.  28 

John  162 

Wright  widow  4i 

John  20 1 

and  Williams 

201  £c  86 
Jofeph  59 

Mali;  om         7 1 
Enoch  do 

Thomas        79 
do  83 

Andrew       170 
John  104 

Jofeph  199 

John  1 1 1 


Names.      ,  pcg< 

Malcom        ] 

Thomas 

Syru;. 

John 
Wrigley  Francis 
Wroth  William 
Wurts  Sarah 
Wyand  John 

Henry 
Wyant  Sarah 
Wy  Ilk  cop  Jofeph 

Benjamin  46 
Wymer  Roll n a  170 

Andrew       164 
Wyming  Jacob         195 


Names, 


5^ 

172 

163 

x3o 

23 

53 
191 

27 


William 

Thomas 

Lewis 

James 

Chriftopher 

Philip 

William 

&c  Hifier 

Jacob 

Willi  are 

Lewis 

Nicholas 

John  T. 

bamuel 

Jacob 


page. 
55 

54 
J  07 
70 
77 
85 
91 


145 

'5- 
18- 
122 
i4o 

5* 
'57 


Yard  James 
do 

Shandy 
Peter 
JefTe 
Yarnall  Ellis 
Ycrger  John  • 

do 
Yocom  Tames 
Ycpft  John 
Yorke  Samuel 

Jonathan 
Young  Mary 

William 

Charles 

Henry 

Samuel 

Tames 

d9 


199 
63 

66 

96 

141 

9 
82 

i4o 
39 
l4o 
47 
117 
179 
171 
173 

37 
46 

47 
49 


Zane  John 
Zantzinger  Henry 
Thomas 

Zard  Lewis 
'^argabee  Anthony 
Zehrens  Anthony 
Zeifs  Andrew 
Zeller  Mary 

Jacob 

baniei 

John 
Zenfs  Francis 
Zerbat  Phi'J^p 
Zeis  Francis 
Zi!)!ey  Hetty 
Zivjler  William         15? 
Zimmerman  Ad  a  in     S5 
Zink  Godlieb  193 

Ziwk  Tobias  do 


120 

12 

B. 

12 
i85 

80 
I4r> 

39 

30 
do 
3t 

32 


^7 

:42 


^:>5 


SUPPLEMENT 


Adams  I'homas  B.  attoiney  at  law  i6i  Chefnut  ft 

Anthony- Jolep!],  goldlmith  and  jeweller  94  Market  ft 

Armat  S:  Copper,  merchants  21  north  Second  ft 

Afhton  &  Rambo,  boat  builders  Oak  ft  N.  L. 

Barry  William,  {"ilver  pia-ter  5  north  Third  ft 

Biddle  William  ^.  attorney  at  law  245  Market  ft 

Siouine  &  Adams,  lumber   merchant,  yaid  near  the  corner  of   FifUi  and 

Walnut  it 
Brown  Leonard,  tayior  35  Pine  ft 
Btukhart  Henry,  labourer  next  67  Lombard  (1: 
Burrows  k  VanlUe,  fiiip  chandlers  corner  of  Vine  and  Water  ft 
Campbell  Anthony,  bifcuk  baker  Swanfon  ft 
Carman  Samuel,  hdics  flioe  maker  next  49  Lombard  ft 
Clayton  8c  co.  dealers  in  ikins  183  Ibuth  Second  ft 
Carty  Joliah  S.  hatter  17  foutb  Front  ft 
Champeys  h  Clay,  merchants  132  Market  ft 
Conrad  John  &  co.  bookfellers  and  ftationers  30  Chefnut  ft 
Cox  Samuel,  ftioemaker  47  Arch  ft 

Gjttuicau  Dennis,  Charles    Hu^er,  Sc  co.  msrchaats  near  Sixtli  la  "Wal- 
nut ftreet 
Cook  John,  baker  157  fouth  cifth  ft 
Cbe  Robert,  jun.  22  north  Fifth  ft 
Coyles  Jam.es,  innkeeper  15  ibuth  Fourth  ft 
Corby  Thomas,  blackfmiih  corner  of  L^nion  Sc  Third  ft 
Conyngham  Guftavus.  fea  captain  3i  Lombard  ft 
Cranrton  Sc  Alexander,  merchants  71    fouth  Front  ft 
Catchiel  Patrick,  Qioemaker  fouth  Second  near  Lombard  ft 
Cox  Daniel  W.  merchant  22  W^alnut  ft 
Cliffton  JchiiJ  jun.  74  Swanfon  ft 

Crawford  James  &  co.  merchants  corner  of  Union  and  Third  ft 
Cooper  Sc  Thomofon,  grocers  141  Race  ft 
Clothier  Samuel  Sc  Milwood,  maft  makers  Oak  ft  N.  L, 
DifFenbach  Sc  co.  241  north  Second  ft 
Dorfey  Benedict  Sc  fon,  grocers  3  Sc  5  fouth  Third  ft 
Duval  James  S.  naerchant  80  north  Second  ft 
Davidfon  William,  broker  107  Arch  ft 
Dubofq  Henr)'.  filvercr  of  glafs  fouth  Sixth  ft 
Delany  Patrick,  faddle  and  harnefs  maker  Locuft  ft 
Dowdeiman  Jacob,  oak  cooper  Coates  alley  near  Front  ft 
Eagles  Silas,  boufe  carpenter,  and  meafurer  of  carpenters  work  236  fouth 

Third  ft 
Francis  Thomas,  gewtleman  fouth  Seventh  ft 
Frazier  Nalbro  Sc  John,  merchants  95  foiHh  Front  ft 


[     2G0     ] 

Guy  RiciK.rd,  bricklayer  ucy.i.  6i  ^onjbard  ft 

GoLirjon  John,  merchant  89  fouth  Fifth  II 

Ham  James,  bifciiit  b?kcr  91  Lombard  ft 

Heidley  Leonard,  inukfjepcr  186  north  Second  It 

Holget  Sanniel,  flioemaker  173  Ibuth  Front  ft 

Higbee  Thomas,  ^^indib^  chr.ir  maker  146  north    Water  II 

Ifrael  ifrael,  flierifi"  corner  of  Third  and  Chefimt  ft 
^  Jcimes  Ott'^,  cabinet  and  chair  maker  :;44  fonth  Front  ft 
y  Jaincs,  Clibhorn,  and  Englifh,  nierchants  13  fouth  Front  ft 

Jones  and  Thompfon,  groceis  4  north  Four.th  ft 

Jackipn  David,  jun.  druggift  69  Chefiiut  ft 
'Jones  Philip,  umbrella  maker  80  fouth  Second  ft  and  north  B.ond  ft  near 
I  the  centre  fquare. 

f  Kenly  Charles  J.  M.  D.  135  Walnut  ft 
'  Kenly  William,  gentleman  135  Walnut  ft 
;;  Kingftcne  Thomas,  houfe  carpenter  near  151  fouth  Fifi'n  ft 
•  Laval  Feter,  rope  maker  Carpenters  ft 

Meeker  £c  Baldwin,  boot  and  Ihoe  makers  88  Market  ft 

M'Kenzie  Mary,  gentlewoman  36  Union  ft 

MidlcD  Walter,  fea  captain  6©  Plumb  ft 

MTrvv'in  John,  auftioneer   10  north  Eighth  ft 

Moulthrop  8c  Street,  exhibition  of  wax  figures  i©7  north  Second  ft 

Na -ler  Th(y:iias  Ec  Samuel,  boat  builders  north  Front  near  Oak  ft 

Patterfon  Robert,  profeffor  of  mathematics  in   the  Univerfity  of  Penn- 
fylvania,  148  fouth  Fourth  ft 

Porter  Catherine,  gentlewoman  back  of  1B4  foath  Second  ft 

Spencer  and  MofFett,  grocers  270  fouth  Third  ft     ^ 

Sharpe  Benjamin,  taylor  94  Chefnut  ft 

Shelmerdine  James  and  Edward,  hatters  175   fonth  Front  ft 

Shields  John  and  fon,  commifllon  merchants  &  brokers  171  north  Front  ft 

Stokes  William,  boot  and  fiioe  maker  158  north  Second  ft 

Saulnier  and  Wilfon,  woolen  drapers  and  men's  mercers  63  Market  ft 

Shettle  Daniel,  brick  maker,  yard  corner  of  Chetnut  a^id  Fourth  ft  from 
Schulkill  &  dwelling  corner  of  Second  &   Walnut   ft.  from  Do. 

Thomfon  and  Price,  merchants  195  Market  ft 

Vallon  Lewis  C.  teacher  of  the  French  language  28  Spruce  ft 

Wallace  John  B.  attorney  at  law  44  Walnut  ft 

VVood  William  £c  co.  hatters  46  north  Second  ft 

WoodrufT  Archibald  and  co.  grocers  68  north  Second  ft. 

young  Samuel,  harbour  mafter  170  fouth  Front  ft 

'V  che  Mr.  grocer  north  Third  ft 


[   1    3 


v-iA  oooo  coca  KUd  xio*  »«3  oooc  cooo  coco  'Xgo  oooo  oo&)  »oo  ocoa  ooco  o&co  c3do  codo  cOsW  so:;'  moo  aeca  oom  ccoo  oom  atoo 

C<U  0009  bOOO  0000  CAOr  moo  mm  oooo  oooo  oooo  cooo  oooo  coco  wood  OOOa  0000  0000  fCOO  0000  0000  OCC«  oooo  3000  cooo  O^jtJ  ^oo 


CONSTITUTION 

O   F    1'  U  £ 

UNITED   STATES, 

Aj    PASSED    IX    CONVKNTION,     SEPTEJIBER     1 7,      I7S7. 


Wi 


E,  the  People  of  the  United  States,  in  order  to  form  a  more 
perfefl  Union,  e(tablilh  JnQice,  infure  Domcllic  Tranquility,  provide  for 
the  Common  Defence,  promote  the  General  Welfare,  and  fecuie  the 
Bieffings  of  Liberty  to  Omfclves  and  our  Poflenty,  do  ordaiu  and  eftab- 
•ifh  this  Constitution  for  the  United  States  of  AMERICA, 

A  R  T  I  C  L  E     I. 

Sect.  I.  ALL  Legillative  Powers  herein  granted,  fliall  be  veRed  in 
a  CONGRESS  of  the  United  State*;,  which  fliall  coniill  of  a  Senate  and 
Houfe  of  Reprefentativej. 

Sect.  2.  The  Houfe  of  Pi.cprefentatives  fhall  be  compofed  of  Members 
chofcn  every  feeond  year,  by  the  People  of  the  fcveral  States  ;  and  the 
Electors  in  each  State  fhall  have  the  C)£alifications  recjuifite  for  Eleclers 
of  the  mofl  r.nmeroiis  brar.ch  of  the  State  Legidature. 

No  perfon  (hall  be  a  Reprefentative  who  (liall  not  have  attained  to 
ihe  Age  of  Twenty-five  Years,  and  been  feven  Years  a  Citizen  of  the 
United  States,  and  who  fhall  not,  when  eledled,  be  an  Inhabitant  of  that 
State  in  which  he  (hall  be  chofen. 

Ueprefentatives  and  direct  Taxes  fliall  be  apportioned  among  the 
feveral  States  v/hich  may  be  included  within  tliis  Union,  according  to 
their  refpeclive  Numbers,  which  fhall  be  determined  by  adding  to  the 
whole  Number  of  free  Perfons,  including  thole  bound  to  Service  for  a 
Term  of  Years,  and  i'lcludjng  Indians  not  taxed,  Three-fifths  of  all 
ether  Perfons.  The  adtual  enumeration  fhall  be  made  within  three 
Years  after  the  fu-ft  Meeting  of  the  Congrefs  of  the  United  States, 
and  within  every  fubfequent  Term  of  ten  Years,  in  fuch  manner  as 
ihey  Ihall  by  Law  direft.  The  number  of  Reprefentatives  fliali  not 
exceed  one  for  every  Thirty  Thoufand,    but    each  State    (hall  have   at 

A 


L    ^    ] 

Icafl;  one  Rcptefcn'alivc  ;  zwl  until  fiicli  eiur.neralion  fimW  be  made,  tlic 
State  oi  JSfetv-Hampshirc  fliall  be  entitled  to  clinic  three — Massachusetts 
eight — Rhode-Island  and  Providence  Plaittations  ont— ^Connecticut  five — 
I^'env-Tork  lix — New-Jerscj  four — Fennsjlvania  eight — Delanvare  one — 
Maryland  [\7i-r-Virgitiia  ten — North-Carolina  five — South-Carolina  five,-— 
and  Georgia  three. 

When  Vacancies  happen  in  the  Reprefcntation  from  any  State,  the 
Executive  Authority  thereof  fliall  ilTue  Writs  of  Elcdion  to  fill  fuch 
vacancies. 

The  Houfc  of  Reprefentatives  flsall  chnfe  their  Speaker  and  other  Oin- 
ccrs,  and  (liall  have  the  foic  Power  of  Impeachment. 

Sect.  3.  The  Senate  of  the  United  Ssates,  Ihall  be  compofsd  of  two 
Senators  from  each  State  :  chcfen  by  the  Legiflature  thereof  for  Hx 
years,  and  each  Senator  iliall  have  one  vote. 

Immediately  after  they  fliall  be  afTembled  in  confecpence  of  the  firfi: 
Eledtion,  they  fhal!  be  divided,  as  er^nally  as  may  be,  into  three  clalfes. 
The  Seats  of  the  Senators  of  the  firlt  clafs  fliall  be  vacated  at  the  expi- 
ration of  the  iecond  year,  of  the  fecond  clalk  at  the  expiration  of  the 
fourth  year,  and  of  the  third  clafs  at  the  expiration  of  the  fixth  year,  fo 
that  one-third  may  be  chofen  every  fecond  year;  and  if  vacancies  hap- 
pen by  refignation  or  otherwife,  during  the  recefs  of  the  Legiilature  of 
anv  State,  the  Executive  thereof  may  make  temporary  appointments 
until  the  next  meeting  of  the  Legiflature,  whicli  fliall  then  fill  fuch  va- 
cancies > 

No  perfon  fliall  be  a  Senator  who  fliall  not  have  attained  to  the  age 
of  thirty  years,  and  been  nine  years  a  citizen  of  the  United  States,  and 
who  lliail  not,  when  eleded,  be  an  Inhabitant  of  that  Sfatc  for  which 
he  (hall  be  chofen. 

The  Vice- Prefident  of  the  United    States    fhall    be    Prefident  of  the} 
Senate,  but  fliall  have  no  vote,  unlefs  they.be  equally  divided. 

The  Senate  fliall  choofe  their  other 'omcers,  and  alfo  a  Prefident  pro 
tempore;  in  the  abfence  of  the  Vice-Prefident,  or  when  he  fliall  exer- 
cife  the  office  of  Prefident  of  the  United  States. 

The  Senate  fliall  have  the  fole  power  to  try  all  impeachments.  When 
fitting  for  th:^t  purpofe,  they  fliall  be  on  oath  or  aflirmation.  When 
the  Prefident  of  the  United  States  is  tried,  the  Chief  Jiiflice  fliall  pre- 
fide  :  And  no  perlbn  fhall  be*GOiivic\ed  without  the  concurrence  of  two- 
thirds  of  the  members  prefent. 

Judgment  in  cafes  of  impeachment  fliall  not  extend  further  than  to 
removal  from  office,  and  difqualification  to  hold  and  enjoy  any  office  of 
honor,  truft  or  profit  under  the  United  States  ;  but  the  party  convi6led 
(hall  ncvertheleis  be  liable  and  fnbjecl  to  indictment,  trial,  judgment  and 
punifliment,  according  to  law. 

'  Sect,  4.  The  times,  places,  and  manner  of  holding  Eledions  for  Se- 
nators and  Reprefentatives,  fhall  be  prelcribed  in  each  flate  by  the  Le- 
giilature thereof  ;  but  the  Congrefs  may  at  any  time  by  law  make  or  alter 
inch  regulations,  except  as  to  the  places  of  chufing  Senators. 
■  The  Congrefs  fliall  afifemble  at  leaf!  once  in  every  year,  and  fuch  meet- 
ing fliall  be  on  the  firfl  Monday  in  December,  unlefs  they  Ihall  by  la^v 
appoint  a  different  day. 


Li] 

Ssct.  5.  Each  Iv^ufeTlial!  b2  the  Judge  of  the  ekdlion.',  i-etnrns  and 
qualifications  of  its  o.vu  members  ;  and  a  majority  of  each  (liall  con- 
Ititute  a  quorum  to  do  biifiiiels ;  but  a  fmaller  number  may  adjourn 
from  day  to  day,  and  rnay  be  authorifed  to  compel  the  attendance  of 
abfent  members,  in  I'nch  manner  and  under  fuch  penalties  as  each  houfc 
may  provide. 

Each  houfe  may  deternihie  tha  rules  of  its  proceedings,  punifb  its 
members  fordiforderly  behavior,  tmd,  with  the  concurrence  of  two- 
thirds,  expel  a  member. 

Each  houfe  fhall  keep  a  journal  of  its  proceedings,  and  from  time  to 
time  publifii  .the  fame,  excepting  fuch  parts  a;;  may  in  thc-ir  judgment 
require  fecrecy  ;  and  the  Yeas  and  Nays  of  the  members  of  either  houfe 
on  any  queftioii,  fiial!,  at  the  defire  of  one-fifth  of  thofe  prefent,  be  en- 
tered on  the  journal. 

Neither  houfe,  during  the  feffion  of  Congrcfs,  fhall,  without  the  con- 
font  of  the  other,  adjourn  for  more  than  three  days,  nor  to  any  other 
place  than  that  in  which  the  two  houfes  flull  hi  fitting. 

Sect.  6.  The  Senators  and  Reprefentativcs  fhall  receive  a  compcn^ 
fation  for  their  fervices,  to  be  afcertained  by  law,  and  paid  out  of  the 
Treafury  of  the  United  States.  They  fiiall  in  all  cales,  except  treafon, 
felony  and  breach  of  the  peace,  be  privileged  from  arrefl:  during  their  at- 
tendance at  the  fellipn  of  their  refpedive  houfes,  and  in  going  to  and 
returning  from  the  fame  ;  and  for  any  j'peech  or  debate  in  either  houfc, 
they  lliall  not  be  qucftioned  in  any  other  place. 

No  Senator  or  Reprefcutative  fhall,  during  the  time  for  which  he 
was  eleclcd,  be  appointed  to  any  civil  office  under  the  authority  of  the 
United  State=,  which  ihall  have  been  created,  or  the  emoluments  where- 
of fliall  liave  been  iucreafed  during  fuch  time;  and  no  perfon  holding 
any  oflice  under  the  United  States,  fhall  be  a  member  of  either  houfe 
during  his  continuance  in  office. 

Scc:.  7.  All  bills  for  railing  revenue,  fhall  originate  in  the  houfe  of 
Reprefentatives  :  but  the  Senate  may  propufe  or  conc^ar  with  amend- 
ments as  on  other  bills. 

Every  bill  which  Ihull  have  paffed  the  Houfe  of  Reprefentatives  and 
the  Senate,  fhall,  before  it  become  a  law,  be  prefented  to  the  Prefident 
of  tli£  United  States ;  if  he  approve,  he  fliall  fign  it ;  but  if  not,  he 
fliill  return  it,  with  his  objections,  to  that  houfe  in  which  it  fliall'  have 
originated,  who  fliall  enter  the..objeclions  at  large  on  tlieir  journal,  and 
proceed  to  re-confider  it.  If  after  fuch  re-confideration  two-thirds  of 
that  houfe  fhall  agiee  to  pais  the  bill,  it  fliall  be  lent,  together  with 
the  objeftions,  to  the  other  houfe,  by  vy-hich  it  fhall  likdt'ife  be  recon- 
fidered,  and  if  approved  by  two-thirds  of  that  houfe,  it  fliall  become  a 
law.  But  in  all  fuch  cafes,  the  votes  of  both  houfes  fhall  be  determi- 
ned by  Yeas  and  Nays,  and  the  names  of  the  perfous  voting  for  and 
againfl  the  bill,  fhall  be  entered  on  the  journal  of  each  houfe  refpedlive- 
ly.  If  any  bill  fhall  not  be  returned  b/  the  Prefident  within  ten  days 
(Sundays  excepted)  after  it  fhall  have  been  prefented  to  him,  the  fame 
fhall  be  a  law,  in  like  manner  as  if  he  had  ligned  it,  unlefs  the  Coii- 
grefs  by  their  adjournment  prevent  its  return,  in  which  cafe  it  Ihall  not 
be  a  law. 


[     4     ] 

Eveiy  order,  Refolution  or  vote  to  which  the  concurrence  of  the  Se- 
nate and  Houfe  of  Rcprefentatives  may  be  neceffnry  (except  on  a  qiief- 
tion  of  adjoui-nineiu)  fliall  be  prelented  to  the  Prefidciit  of  the  United 
States;  and  before  the  fame  fhiill  take  efTefl,  fliall  be  approved  by  him, 
or  being  difapproved  by  him,  (liall  be  rcpalTed  by  two-thirds  of  the  Se- 
n.ite  and  Houle  of  Reprefenta'tives,  according  to  the  rules  and  limitati- 
ons prefcribed  in  the  cafe  of  a  bill. 

Sect.  8.  Tiie  Congrefs  fhall  have  power — to  lay  and  colIecV  taxes, 
duties,  impolh  andexcifes,  to  pay  the  debts,  and  provide  for  the  com- 
mon defence  and  general  welfare  of  the  United  States  ;  but  all  duties 
imports  and  excifes  fliall  be  uniform  throughout  the  United  States  ; 
To  borrow  money  on  the  credit  of  the  United  States  ; 
To  regulate  commerce  v/nh  foreign  ,  nations,  and  among  the  feveral 
States,  and  with  the  Indiiin  tribes  : 

To  eRablifh  an  uniform  rule  of  naturalizd;:ion,  and  uniform  laws  on 
the  fubjeft  of  bankruptcies,  throughout  the  United  States  ; 

To  coin  money,  regulate  the  value  thereof,  and  of  foreign  coin,  and 
fix  the  ftandardof  weights  and  meafures  : 

To  provide  for  the  punifhment  of  counterfeiting  the  fecurities  and 
current  coin  of  the  United  States  ; 

T®  eftablifh  Pod-Offices  ami  Poft  roads  ; 

To  promote  the  progrefs  or  fcience  and  ufeful  arts,  by  fecuring,  for 
limited  times,  to  authors  and  inventors,  the  exclufive  right  to  their  rcf- 
peclive  writings  and  difcoveries  ; 

To  conflitbte  tribunals  inferior  to  the  fupreme  court ; 
To  define  and  pun ifli    piracies  and  felonies  committed    on  the    high 
fcas,  and  ofti^nces  againff  the  law  of  nations  ; 

To  declare  war,  grant  letters  of  marque  and  reprifal,  and  make  rules 
concerning  captures  on  land  or  water  ; 

To  raife  and  fupport  armies  ;  but  no  appropriation  of  money  to  that 
ufe,  Ihall  be  for  a  longer  term  than  two  years  ; 
To  provide  and  maintain  a  navy ; 

To  make  rules  for  the  government  and  regulation  of  the  land  and 
naval  forces : 

To  pronde  for  calling  forth  the  militia  to  execute  the  lav/s  of  the 
union,  fupprefs  infurreclions  and  repel  invafions  ; 

"J'o  provide  for  organizing,  arming  and  difciplining  the  militia,  and 
for  governing  fucli  part  of  them  as  may  be  employed  in  the  ferviceofthe 
United  States,  referving  to  the  ilates  refpectively,  the  appointment  of 
the  officers,  and  the  authority  of  training  the  militia  according  to  the 
difcipline  prefcribed  by  Congrefs  ; 

To  exercife  exclufive  legislation  in  all  cafes  w hatfoever,  over  fuch 
diflrid  (not  exceeding  ten  miles  fquare)  as  may,  by  cefTion  of  particu- 
lar ftate?,  and  the  acceptance  of  Congrefs,  become  the  feat  of  the  go- 
vernment of  the  United  States,  and  to  exercife  like  authority  over  all 
places  purchafed  by  the.  confent  of  the  legiflature  of  the  Hate  in  which 
tiie  fame  fhall  be,  for  the  erc£lion  of  forts,  magazines,  arfenals,  dock- 
yards, and  other  needful  buildings  ; — And 


r  ^  ] 

To  make  all  laws  uhich  fliall  be  iiecerTaiy  and  proper  for  carrying  in- 
to execution  the  foreg'oiii;:^'  powers,  and  all  other  powers  veiled  by  this 
coiif'titution  in  the  government  of  the  United  States,  or  in  any  depart- 
]nentor  office  thereof. 

Sect.  9.  'i'h^  mig-:atioi)  or  impirtation  of  fuch  perfons  as  any  of  the 
ftates  now  cxiRing  Oiall  think  proper  to  admit,  fli..li  not  be  prohibited  by 
tlie  Gongrefs  prior  to  the  Year  180S,  but  a  tax  or  duty  may  be  impol- 
cd  on  fuch  importation,  not  exceeding  ten  dollars  for  each  perfon. 

The  privilege  of  the  writ  of  Habeas  Corpus  (hall  not  be  fui'pended, 
unlefs  Avhen  in  cafes  of  rebellion  or  invalion  the  public  fafety  may  re- 
quire it. 

No  bill  of  attainder,  or  ex-poft  faflo  law  fliall  be  paffed. 

No  capitation,  or  other  diiedltax,  fliall  be  laid,  unlefs  in  proportion 
to  the  cenfus  or  enumeration  herein  before  direded  to  be  taken. 

No  tax  or  duty  fliall  be  laid  on  articles  exported  from  any  ftate.  No 
preference  fliall  be  given  by  any  regulation  of  commerce  or  revenue  to 
the  ports  of  one  ftate  over  thole  of  another  :  nor  Iball  veflels  bound  to 
or  from  one  flate,  be  obliged  to  enter,  clear  or  pay  duties  in  another. 

No  money  fliall  be  drawn  from  the  treafury,  but  in  confequence  of 
appropriations  made  by  law :  and  a  regular  fiatemcnt  and  account  of 
the  receipts  and  expenditures  of  all  public  money,  Ihall  be  publiflicd 
from  time  to  time. 

No  title  of  nobility  fliall  be  granted  by  the  United  States ;  and  no 
perfon  holding  any  office  of  profit  or  truH:  under  them,  fliall,  without 
the  confent  of  the  Congrefs,  accept  of  any  prefent,  emolument,  office  or 
title  of  any  kind  whatever,  from  any  king,  prince  or  foreign  ftate. 

Sect.  10.  No  ftate  fliall  enter  into  any  treaty,  alliance  or  confedera- 
tion ;  grant  letters  of  marque  and  reprifal ;  coin  money;  emit  bills  of 
credit ;  make  any  thing  but  gold  a.nd  filver  coin  a  tender  in  payment  of 
debts  ;  pafs  any  bill  of  attainder,  ex-poft  fa£lo  law,  or  law  impairing 
the  obligation  of  contracls,  or  grant  any  title  of  nobility. 

No  ftate  fliail,  without  the  confent  of  the  Congrefs,  lay  any  impnfts 
or  duties  on  imports  or  exports,  except  what  may  beabfolutely  necefl"a- 
ry  for  executing  its  infpedion  laws  ;  and  the  net  produce  of  all  duties 
and  impofts  laid  by  any  ftate  on  imports  or  exports,  fliall  be  for  the  ufe 
of  the  treafury  of  the  United  States ,  and  all  fuch  laws  fliall  be  fubjedl 
to  the  revifion  and  ccntroul  of  the  Congrefs.  No  ftate  fliall,  without 
the  content  of  Congrefs,  lay  any  duty  of  tonnage,  keep  troops  or  fliips 
of  war  in  time  of  peace,  enter  into  any  agreement  or  compaifl  with  a- 
'nother  ftate,  or  with  a  foreign  power,  or  engage  in  a  war,  unlefs  adlual- 
ly  invaded,  or  in  fuch  imminent  danger  as  will  not  admit  of  delay. 

ARTICLE     II. 

Sect.  I,  The  executive  power  fliall  be  vcfted  in  a  Prefident  of  the 
United  States  of  America.  He  fliall  hold  his  office  during  the  term 
of  four  years,  and,  together  with  the  Vice-Frefident,  chofen  for  the 
fame  term,  be  cleded  as  follows : 


/ 


[  ^  ] 

Each  ft  ate  fliall  appoint  in  fuch  mawner  as  the  Legiflature  thereof  may 
diiec\,  a  number  of  elecTlors,  equal  to  the  whole  nnmber  of  Senators  and 
Keprelciuatives  to  which  the  (late  may  be  entitled  in  the  Congrefs  :  but 
no  Senator  or  Repreicntative,  or  perfon  holding  an  office  of  truil  or  pro- 
iit  under  the  United  States,  fliall  be  appointed  an  elector. 

The  electors  fliall  meet  in  their  rel'pcdive  flates,  and  vote  by  ballot 
for  two  peri'ons,  of  whom  one  at  lead  (hall  not  be  an  inhabitant  of  the 
fame  flats  with  themfclvcs.  And  they  fliall  make  a  lill  of  all  the  pcrfons 
voted  for,  and  of  the  nnmber  of  vote^  for  each ;  which  lift  they  fliall 
lign  and  certify,  and  tranfmit  fealed  to  the  feat  of  the  Government  of 
the  United  States,  direded  to  the  Prehdeut  of  the  Senate.  The  Pre- 
fiJent  of  the  Senate  Ihall,  in  the  prefence  of  the  Senate  and  Houfe  of 
Rcpreffntatives,  open  all  the  certificates,  and  the  votes  Ihall  then  be 
counted.  The  perfon  having  the  grcatefl  number  of  votes  fhall  be  the 
Prefident,  if  fucn  numt)erbe  a  majority  of  the  whole  nufnber  of  electors 
appointed)  and  if  there  be  more  than  one  who  have  fuch  majority,  and 
have  an  equal  number  of  votes,  then  the  Houfe  of  Reprefcntatives  fliall 
immediately  chufe,  by  ballot,  one  of  them  for  Prefident  ;  and  if  no  per- 
fon have  a  majority,  then  from  the  five  highelt  on  the  liH,  the  faid  Houfe 
fhall  in  Lhe  manner,  chul'e  the  Prefident.  But  in  chuhng  the  Prefident, 
the  votes  fhall  be  taken  by  Rates,  the  reprefeutation  from  each  flate 
having  one  vote  :  a  quorum  for  this  purpofe  fliall  confifl  of  a  member 
or  members  from  two-thirds  of  the  flates,  and  a  majority  of  all  the  ftates 
ihall  be  neceffary  to  a  choice.  In  every  cafe,  after  the  choice  of  the 
Prefident,  the  perfon  having  the  greateft  number  of  votes  of  the  elec- 
tors, fhall  be  the  Vice-Prefident.  But  if  there  fhuuld  remain  two  or 
more  who  have  equal  votes,  the. Senate  fliall  ehufe  from  them,  by  ballot, 
tiie  yice-Prelident. 

The  Congrefs  may  determine  the  time  of  chufing  the  eledlors,  and  the 
day  on  whlcli  they  Ihail  give  their  votes ;  which  day  (hall  be  the  fame 
throughout  the  United  St-ites. 

No  perfon,  except  a  natural  born  citizen,  or  a  citizen  of  the  United 
States,  at  the  time  of  the  ^'.Joption  of  this  Gonftitution,  fliall  be  eligible 
to  the  office  of  Prefident ;  neither  fliall  any  perfon  be  eligible  to  that 
office,  who  fhall  not  have  attained  to  the  age  of  thirty-five  years,  and. 
biei)  fourteen  years  a  relident  within  the  United  States. 

In  cafe  of  the  removal  of  the  Prefident  from  office,  or  of  his  death, 
rengnation  or  inability  to  difcharge  the  powers  and  duties  of  the  faid 
office,  the  fame  fliall  devolve  on  the  Vice-Pr«lident,  and  the  Congrefs 
may  by  law  provide  for  the  cafe  of  removal,  death,  refignation  or  ina- 
bility, both  of  the  Prefident,  and  Vice-Prefident,  declaring  what  officer 
ihall  then  aclas  Prefident, and  fuch  officer  fhall  act  accordingly,  uwtil  th(j 
difability  be  removed,  or  a  Prefident  fhall  be  elefted. 

'ihe  Prefident  fiiall,  at  ftated  timesj  receive  for  his  fervices,  a  com. 
peiifation,  which  fhall  neither  be  increafed  nor  diminiflied  during  the 
period  for  which  he  fhall  have  been  elected,  and  he  fliall  not  receive 
Within  that  period  any  other  emolument  from  the  United  States,  or  any 
cf  them. 

Before  he  enter  on  the  execution  of  his  office,  he  fliall  take  the  fol- 
lowing oath  of  affi'-mation. 


[  r  ] 

'•  I  do  folemuly  fwear  (or  affirm)  that  I  will  faithfully  execute  the 
olllce  of  Prefident  of  the  United  States,  and  will,  to  the  belt  of  my  abi- 
lity, preferve,  proted  and  defend  the  conRitution  of  the  United  States. 
«  Sect.  2.  The  Prefident  fliali  be  commander  in  chief  of  the  army  and 
navy  of  the  United  States,  and  of  the  militia  of  the  feveral  Rales,  when 
called  into  the  adnal  fervice  of  the  United  States  ;  he  may  require  the 
opinion,  in  writing,  of  the  principal  officer  in  each  of  the  executive  de- 
partments, upon  any  fubjeft  relating  to  the  duties  of  the  refpeAive  of- 
fices ;  and  lie  fhall  have  power  to  grant  reprieves  and  pardons  for  of- 
fences againit  the  United  States,  except  in  cafes  of  impeachment. 

He  fhall  have  power,  by  and  with  the  advice  and  confent  of  the  ie- 
nate,  to  make  treaties,  provided  t\Vo-thirds  of  the  fenators  preftnt,  con- 
cur:  and  he  (hall  nominate,  and  by  and  with  the  advice  and  confent 
of  the  fenate,  fhall  appoint  ambalTadors,  other  public  miniRers  a-.vd  con- 
fuls,  judges  of  the  fupreme  court,  and  all  other  oflicers  of  the  United 
States,  whofe  appointments  are  not  herein  otherwife  provided  for,  and 
which  (hall  be  eRabliihrd  by  law.  But  the  Congrcfs  may,  by  law,  veft 
the  appoiniment  of  fuch  inferior  officers  as  they  thii.k  proper,  in  the 
Preiident  alone,  in  the  courts  of  law,  or  in  tlie  heads  of  departments. 

The  Prefident  Oiall  have  pov/cr  to  fill  up  all  vacancies  that  may  hap- 
pen during  the  recsfs  of  the  fenate,  by  granting  coramifuons  which  ftiall 
expire  at  the  end  of  their  next*  fefiion. 

Sect.  3.  Pie  (hall,  from  time  to  time,  give  to  the  Ccngrefs  informal 
ticn  of  the  Rate  of  the  Union,  and  recommentl  to  their  confideration, 
Inch  meafures  as  he  fliall  judge  necefiary  and  expedient;  he  may  on 
extraordinary  occafions,  convene  both  houfes,  or  either  of  them,  and  in 
cafe  cf  difagreement  between  them,  with  reipedl  to  the  time  of  adjourn- 
ment, he  may  adjourn'  them  to  uich  time  as  he  (hall  think  proper  ;  he 
ffiall  receive  nmbaffadors  and  other  public  miniReis  ;  he  fiiall  take  care 
tliat  tl">e  laws  be  faitlifuUy  executed,  and  fhall  comroiffion  all  the  offi- 
cers of  the  United  States. 

Sect.  4.  The  Prefident,  Yice-Prefident  and  all  civil  officers  of  the 
United  States,  fliall  be  removed  from  office  on  impsachment  for  and 
eonvidtion  of  treafou,  bi  ibery,  or  other  high  crimes  and  mifdemeanors, 

ARTICLE    III. 

Sect,  I.  The  judicial  power  of  the  l/nited  States  fliall  be  vefted  In  one 
iupreme  court,  and  in  fuch  iiifcrior  courts  as  the  Congrefs  may,  ficm 
time  to  time,  ordain  ;ind  eRablifli.  1  he  judges.,  both  of  the  fupreiric 
and  inferior  courts,  (hall  hold  their  offices  during  gccd  behavior,  and 
4^  iliall,  at  Rated  times,  receive  for  their  fervices,  a  compenfation,  which 
fliail  not  be  diminiflied  during  their  coniinuance  in  office. 

Sect.  2.  The  judicial  power  ffiall  extend  to  all  cafes  in  law  and 
equity,  arifmg  under  this  conRiiution,  the  laws  of  the  United  States, 
and  treaties  made,  or  which  fliall  be  made,  under  their  authority  ;  to 
all  cales  affecting  ambalTadors,  other  public  jiiiuiRcrs  and  confuls  ;  to 
nil  cafes  of  admiralty  and  maritime  jnrifdiclion  ;  to  controverlies  to 
which  the  United   States  Iliall  be   a  party  ;  to   tontroveiUes  between 


[     8     1 

two  or  niore  flates,  between  a  ftate  and  chlzens  of  another  (late,  be- 
tween citize«is  of  different  (iates,  between  citizens  cf  the  fame  ftate 
claiming  hinds  under  grants  of  different  Rates,  and  between  a  ftate,  or 
the  citizen  thereof,  and  foreign  Hates,  citizens  or  fubjefts. 

In  all  cafes  affecling  ambaffadors,  other  public  minifiers  and  confuls, 
Hiid  thofe  in  which  a  (late  fliall  be  a  party,  the  fupreme  court  (hall  have 
origina!  jurif'diclion.  In  all  the  other  cafes  before  mentioned,  the  iu- 
pitme  Court  (hall  have  appellate  jnrifdiAion,  both  as  to  law  and  fact, 
with  inch  exceptions,  and  under  fuch  regi;latIoi.3  as  the  Gongrefs  (hall 
make. 

The  trial  oC  all  crimes,  except  in  cafes  of  impeaciiment,  (hall  be  by 
jnry  ;  and  fuch  trial  {hall  be  held  in  the  ftate  wheie  the  laid  crimes 
(hall  have  been  committed;  but  when  not  committed  within  any  ftate, 
tiie  trial  (IihII  be  at  fiichpUceor  places  as  the  Gongrcfs  may  by  law  have 
directed. 

Sect,  3.  Trc;afon  againil;  tliC  United  States,  (liall  confift  only  in  levy- 
ing war  againft  them,  or  in  adhering  to  their  enemies,  giving  them  aid 
and  comfort.  No  perfon  (hall  be  convicled  of  treafon,  unlel's  on  the 
tcftirnony  of  two  witncfies  to  the  fame  overt  ac"i,  or  on  confeflion  in  open 
court. 

The  Congrefs  fliall  have  p^iwer  to  dccl.ire  the  punidnnerit  of  treafon, 
but  no  attainder  of  treafon  Ihail  v/ork  corruption  of  blood,  or  forfeiture, 
except  during  the  life  of  the  perlbn  attainted.  1 

A  R  T  I  C  L  E     IV. 

Sect.  I.  Full  faith  and  credit  fnall  be  given  in  each  ftate  to  the  public 
acls,  records,  and  judicial  proceedings  of  every  other  ftate.  And  the 
Congrefs  may  by  general  laws  prefcribe  the  manner  in  which  fuch  a£ts, 
records,  and  proceedings  ftiall  be  proved,  and  the  effect  thereof. 

Sect.  2.  The  citizens  of  each  ftate  ftr^ll  be  entitled  to  all  privileges 
and  immunities  of  citizens  in  the  feveral  Rates. 

A  perfon  charged  in  any  ftate  with  treafon,  felony,  or  other  crime, 
who  (hall  flee  from  juftice,  and  be  found  in  another  ftate,  (hall,  on  de- 
mand of  the  executive  authority  of  the  ftate  from  vvliith  he  fled,  be  de- 
livered up,  to  be  removed  to  the  ftate  having  jurifdiftion  cf  the  crime. 

No  perfcn  held  to  fervice  or  labor  in  one  (late,  under  the  laws  thereof, 
efcaping  into  another,  fhail,  in  confeqnence  of  any  law  or  regulation 
therein,  be  difcharged  from  fuch  fervice  or  labor,  but  (hall  be  delivered 
up  on  claim  of  the  party  to  whom  fuch  fervice  or  labor  may  be  due. 

Sect.  3.  New  ftates  maybe  admitted  by  the  Congrefs  into  this  Union  ; 
but  no  new  ftate  ftiall  be    formed  or  erected  v,  ithin    the  jurifdiclion  of^ 
any  other  ftate;  nor   any  ftate  be   formed  by  the  junction  of  two  or 
more  ftates,  or  parts  of  Itates-,  without  the  confent  of  the  legillaturcs  of 
the  ftates  concerned,  as  well  as  of  the  Congrefs. 

The  Congrefs  fhall  have  power  to  difpoi'c  of,  and  make  all  t'.eedful 
rules  and  regulations  relpecLing  the  territory  or  other  property  belong- 
ing to  the  United  States  ;  and  nothing  in  this  Conftitution  (hall  be  I'o 
conftrued  as  to  prejudice  any  claims  of  tlie  United  State?,  or  of  any  par- 
ticular ftate. 


I  y  j 

Sect.  4.  The  United  States  Hiall  guarantee  to  every  ftate  in  this 
Union,  a  Republican  Form  of  Government,  and  fliali  protecl  each  oi:' 
il;"m  againft  invKfion  ;  and  on  application  of  the  Legiflature,  oV  of  the 
iil;:ecacive  (when  the  Legiilatiire  cannot  be  convened)  againll  domcfuc 
violence. 

ARTICLE     V. 

The  Congrefs,  whenever  two-thirds  of  both  houfes  fhall  deem  it  nei 
ceffary,  fliall  propole  amendments  to  this  conftitution,  or,  on  the  appli- 
cation of  the  Legillatures  of  two-thirds  of  the  feveral  Oates,  fliall  call 
a  convention  for  propoiing  amendments,  which,  in  either  cafe,  Ihall  be 
valid  to  all  intents  and  purpofes,  aspart  of  tliis  conftitution,  w;hen  rati- 
fied by  the  Legillatures  of  three  fourths  of  the  feveral  Rates,  or  by  con- 
ventions in  three-fuurths  thereof,  as  the  one  or  the  other  mode  of  ratifi- 
cation maybe  propofed  by  the  Congrefs  ;  Provided,  that  i>o  amendment 
which  may  be  m..de  prior  to  the  vear  one  thonfand  eight  hundred  and 
eight,  {hall  in  any  manner  afiett  the  firft  and  fourth  claufes  in  the  ninth 
fection  of  the  firft  article:  and  that  no  fiatc,  without  its  confent,  fhall 
be  deprived  of  its  equal  Uiffiage  in  the  Senate. 

ARTICLE     VI. 

All  debts  contradlod  and  engagements  entered  into,  before  the  adop- 
tion of  this  conftitution,  fliall  be  as  valid  againfl  the  United  States  un- 
dcrr  this  conftitution,  as  under  the  confederation. 

This  conltitution,  and  the  laws  of  the  Ualted  States  which  fliall  be 
innde  in  purfuauce  thereof  ;  and  all  treaties  made,  or  which  fhall  be 
made,  under  the  authority  of  the  United  States,  llTall  be  the  fupiame 
law  of  the  land  ;  and  the  judges  in  every  f\ate  fhall  be  bound  thereby  ; 
any  thing  in  the  conllituticn  or  laws  of  any  ftate  to  the  contrary  not- 
withllanding. 

The  Senators  and  Reprefentatives  before  mentioned,  and  the  mem- 
bers of  the  feveral  State  Legjflatures,  and  all  executive  and  judicial 
otHcers,  both  of  the  United  States  and  of  the  feveral  States,  fliall  be 
bound  by  oath  or  affirmation,  to  fupport  this  conftitution  :  but  no  re- 
ligious teft  fhall  ever  be  required  as  a  qualification  to  any  office  or  pub- 
lic trull  under  the  LTnlted  States. 

ARTICLE     Vn. 

Tiie  ratification  of  the,  conventions  of  nine  ftates,  fhall  be  fufficienC 
for  the  eflabrtlhment  of  this  conftitution  between  the  ftates  fo  ratifying 
til?   fainr.. 


L     ^G    ] 


I>one  In  Convention,  by  the  unanimous  consent  of  the  States  present, 
ib^,  seventeenth  clay  ef  September,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  tboii- 
ff^  (I  seven  hundred  and  cigbljrseven,  and  of  the  Independence  of  the 
United  Slates  of  America,  the  twelfth.  In  witness  whereof,  nve 
have  hereunto  subscribed  our  names. 


-    New-Hv.inpfhire. 
^ohn  Lcngd'n, 
^Nicholas  'Gi'nian. 

Maffaciuifctts. 
Nathaniel  Gorham, 
Ihfus  King. 

Qjnnecticiit. 
Will iain^ Samuel  Johnson, 
Roger  Sherman. 

New- York. 
:^hxander  Hamilton, 

New-Jerfey. 
William  Livingstony 
David  Br  ear  icy, 
William  PatersoVy 
Jonathan  Dayton. 

Pennfylvania. 
Benjamin  Franklin^ 
I'h'-mas  3IiJflin, 
Robert  Morris, 
Qeorge  Clymer, 
jThflmas  Fitzsimsns, 
jQTcd  Inge  r  sol  I, 
James  WilsotJ, 
Goirocrneur  Morris. 


GEORGE  WASHINGTON,  Prefident, 

And  deputy  from  Virginia. 

Delaware. 

Gcorgji  Rend, 
Cunning  Bedford,  jun. 
John  Dickinson, 
Richard  Basse tty 
Jacob  Broom. 

Maryland. 
James  M'- Henry, 
Dan.  of  St,  Tho.  Jenifery 
Daniel  Carrol!. 

Virginia. 
John  Blair, 
James  Madiso)i,  Jun. 

North-Carolina. 
William  Blount, 
Richard  Dobbs  Spaight, 
Hugh  Williamson. 

Soutb-Caroliiia, 
John  RutlcdgCy 
Charles  C.  Pinck7iey, 
Charles  Pinckney, 
Pierce  Butler. 

Georgia. 
William  Few, 
Abraham  Baldwin. 
Atteft.  William  Jackson,  Secretary. 


In  Convention,  Monday,   September  17th,  1787. 


Resolved, 

THAT  tl'.e  preceding  conf\itution  be  laid  before  the  United  States 
in  Congrefs  aflfembled,  and  that  it  is  the  opinion  of  this  convention, 
that  it. fliould  afterwards,  be  fubnaitted  to  a  convention  of  delegates, 
chofen  in  each  ftate  by  the  people  thereof,  underthe  recornmeBdation 
of  its  Legislature,  for  their  affent  and  ratification  ;  and  that  each  con- 
vention alfenting  to,  and  ratifying  the  fame,  (huuld  give  notice  thereof 
to  the  United  States  in  Congrefs  affembled. 

Resolved,  That  it  is  the  opinion  of  this  convention,  that  as  foon  as 
th»  couveinions  of  nine  ftatss  ftiall  have  ratified  this  conftitution,  the 


[  11  ] 

United  States  in  Cotigiefs  afVembled,  ftiould  fix  a  day  on  which  eWaoilt 
fhoukl  be  appointed  by  the  dates  ^  which  (hall  have  ratified  the  fame, 
and  a  day  on  which  theeleaars  flionkt  affemble  to  vote  fur  the  prtfidsnt, 
and  the  time  and  place  for  com;nencing  proceedings  under  this  confti- 
tutioii.  ■  That  at'cei-  inch  publication  the  cleaors  ftiotild  be  appouited, 
and  the  Senators  and  reprel'eutatives  elected.  That  the',eledors 
ftould  meet  on  the  day  filtcd  for  the  eledion  of  the  Prelldent,  and  fhould 
traufmit  their  votes,  certified,  firjned,  fealed  and  dire-ied  as  the  coi> 
iliiution  requires,  to  the  fer.retary  of  the  United  States  in  Congrels  a;- 
fembled  ;  that  the  Senators  and  R-piefentatives  fliouid  convene  at  th^: 
*time  and  plar.c  affijjned  ;  that  the  Senators  flioulu  appoint  a  Prefident 
of  the  Senate,  for  the  fole  purpofe  of  receiving,  opening  and  counting 
the  votes  for  prelident  ;  and,  that  after  he  fliall  b*  chofen,  the  Con- 
grefs,  togeth.-r  with  the  Prtfident,  Ihould,  without  delay,  proceed  to 
e:;ecute  tlis  cunltitution. 

E/  the  unanimous  order  of  the  convention. 
GEORGE  WASHINGTON,  Prefident, 
WILLIAM  JACKSON,  Secretary. 


ni  CONVENTION,  September  17th,  1787. 
Sir, 

WE  have  now  the  honor  to  fubmit  to  the  conGderatlon of  ihe  Unit. 
ed  States  in  Gocigiels  alTembled,  that  conftitution  which  has  appeared  to 
us  the  moft  advifable. 

The  friends  of  our  country  have  long  feen  and  defued,  that  the  pow- 
«•  of  making  war,  peace  and  treaties,  that  of  levying  money,  and  re- 
gulating commerce,  and  the  correfpondent  executive  and  judicial  autho- 
rities, fhould  be  fully  and  efteclually  vefted  in  the  general  government 
of  the  Union;  but  the  impropriety  of  delegating  fuel)  extenfive  truRto 
one  body  of  men,  is  evident — Hence  refults  the  neceirity  of  a  ditFcrent 
organization. 

It  is  obvioully  impraclicablc^  \n  the  federal  govcrnm^^nt  of  thefe 
ftates,  to  fecure  all  rights  of  independent  fovereignty  to  each,  and  yet 
provide  for  the  intereft  and  fafety  of  all — individuals  entering  into  fo- 
ciety,  mud  give  up  a  (haie  of  liberty  to  preferve  the  red.  The  mag- 
nitude of  the  lacrifice  mud  depend  as  well  on  fituation  and  circumdance, 
as  on  the  object  to  be  obtained.  It  is  at  all  times  difficult  to  draw 
with  precifion  the  line  between  thole  rights  which  muft  be  furcendered, 
and  thole  which  may  be  refervcd  ;  and  on  the  prefent  occafjon  this  dif-  ~ 
ficuky  was  increafed  by  adifTereiice  among  the  feveral  dates  as  to  their 
lituation,  extent,  habits,  and  particular  intereds. 

In  all  our  deliberations  on  this  fubiect  we  kept  deadily  in  our  view, 
that  which  appears  to  us  the  greated  intereli  of  every  true  American, 
the  confolidation  of  our  union,  in  which  is  involved  our  proiperity,  feli- 
city, ■i'afety,  perhaps  our  national  exidence.  This  important  confide-- 
ration,  ferioully  and  deeply  irr.prelTcd  on  our  minds,  led  each  date  in 
the  convention  to  be  Lets  rigid  on  points  of  inferior  Magnitude,  thau 
might  have  becri  othcrwifc  cxpec\ed  ;    and  thus  ^^the  conditution-  •-vlncli^ 


L     i^     J 

we  now  prefcr.t,  is  tlie  refult  of  a  fp'rit  of  amitr^  nr.d  of.  that  mututil 
dcrference  and  concefTion  which  the  peculiarity  of  our  political  fuuation 
rendered  indilpcDfible.  ■ 

'1  hat  it  will  meet  the  full  and  entire  approbation  of  every  Hate,  is 
not  perhaps,  to  be  expecled ;  but  each  will  d-ubtlcfs  confider,  that  had 
htr  interefl;  alone  been  conlulted,  the  confequciices  might  liavc  been 
particularly  difagreeable  or  i'ljurlous  to  others;  that  it  is  liable  to  as 
tew  exceptions  as  could  reafonably  have  been  expected,  we  liope  and 
♦jelieve;  that  it  may  promote  the  lafting  welfare  of  that  country  ib  dear 
to  us  all,  and  fecure  her  freedcfm  and  happinelV,  is  our  moll  arder.t 
Avifh.  With  great  refpecl,  we  have  the  honor  to  be  Sir,  your  ^J^cel-- 
Jcr/cy's  moft  obedient  and  humble  Servants, 

GEORGE  WASHINGTON,  Trefident. 
Ev  the  unanimous  oider  of  the  convention. 

His  Excellency  the  Pre-^ 
fident  of  Consrefs.        S 


The  united  STATES  in  CONGRESS  assembled. 
^  Friday,  September  28th,  ijSy* 

Piefent— Ne\v-Ham,prnire,  Maffachufctts,  Connedicut,  New-York, 
New-Jerfey,  Pennfylvania,  Delaware,  Virginia,  North-Carolina,  South- 
Carolina,  and  Georgia,  and  from  Maryland,  Mr.  Rofs. 

Congrefs   having   received  Vne  report  of  the  convention  lately  affem- 
bled  in  Philadelphia, 

J\e.':oived  Unani'.noitsly 
THAT  the  faid  report,  with  the  refolutions  and  letter  accompany- 
ing' the  lam.e,  be  tranfmitted  to  the  feveral  legislatures,  in  order  to  fub- 
mit  to  a  convention  of  delegates,  chofen  in  each  Hate  by  the  people 
thereof,  in  conformity  to  the  refolves  of  the  convention,  made  and 
provided  in  that  cale. 

CHARLES  THOMPSON,  Secretary. 


AMENDMENTS. 

A  R  T  I  C  L  E     I. 

Congrefs  {hall  make  ko  law  refixcling  an  eflabliflimein  of  religion, 
rr  prohibiting  the  free  exercife  thereof  ;  or  abridging  the  freedom  of 
fpitch,  or  of  the  pi  els  ;  or  the  right  of  the  people  peaceably  to  affem- 
blr  and  to  petition  the  government  for  a  redrefj  of  grievances. 

ARTICLE     IL 

A  well  regulated  militia  being  neceiTary  to  the  fecurity  of  a  free 
Hate,  the  ri^ht  of  the  pccoletokeep  and  bear  arms  fliall  not  be  infrin- 

.-cd.  ■  ^ 


L      -^      J 
ARTICLE     Iff. 

No  foldier  fhall,  in  time  of  peace:,  be  qiiaitered  in  any  hpiife  with- 
out the  confent  of  the  owner,  nor  in  time  of  war,  but  in  a  manner  to 
be  prefcribed  hf  law. 

ARTICLE     IV. 

The  right  of  the  people  to  be  fecure  in  their  perfons,  houfes,  papers, 
and  ciFefls  agaiiilt  unreaioDable  fearciies  and  feizures,  fhali  ;'.ot  be  violated 
and  no  warrants  (hall  iffue,  but  upon  probable  caufe,  fuppoited  by  cath 
or  affirmation,  a;id  pnrticulaily  delcnbing  the  place  to  be  learched,  jr,.'. 
the  perfons  or  things  to  be  feized. 

ARTICLE     V.      . 

No  perfon  fhall  be  htU  to  anf^ver  fv)r  a  capital  or  other  wife  inia- 
mous  crime,  unlefs  on  a  prefentment  or  indiclmentof  a  grand  jury,  ex- 
cept in  cafes  arifmg  in  the  land  or  naval  forces,  or  in  the  militia  when 
in  aclual  fervice  in  time  of  war  or  public  danger  ;  nor  fhall  any  perfon 
be  fubjecl  for  the  fame  ofFcnfie  to  be  twice  p\it  in  jeopardy  of  life  or 
limb  ;  nor  fliall  be  compelled  in  any  criminal  cafe  to  be  witnefs  againfl 
hirnielf,  nor  be  deprived  of  life,  liberty,  or  property,  without  due  pro- 
cefs  of  law  ;  nor  iliall  private  property  be  taken  for  public  ufe  without 
juft'conipenfation. 

A  RT  I  C  L  E     VI. 

In  all  Criminal  pj-ofecutions,  the  accuftd  fliall  enjoy  the  right  to  a 
fpeedy  and  public  trial,  by  an  impartial  jury  of  the  (late  and  diflridl 
wherein  the  crime  fliall  have  been  committed,  which  didrict  fhall  have 
been  previoufly  afcertained  by  law,  and  to  be  informed  of  the  nature 
and  caufe  of  the  accufation  ;  to  be  confronted  with  the  witnefTes  againfl 
him  ;  to  have  coniiuilfory  procefs  for  obtaining  witnefTes  in  his  favor, 
and  to  have  the  allifiance  of  counfel  for  his  defence. 

ARTIGDE     Vn. 

In  fuits  at  common  law,  where  the  value  in  controverfy  fliall  exceed 
twenty  dollars,  the  right  of  trial  by  jury  (hall  be  prefcrved,  and  no  fad, 
tried  by  a  jury,  fliall  be  otherwife  re-examined  in  any  court  of  tiie 
United  States,  than  according  to  the  rules  of  the  common  law. 

A  R  T  I C  L  E     VIII. 

Exceflive  bail  flial!  not  be  required,  nor  excefllve  fines  impofed,  nor 
cruel  and  unufual  punifliments  inflided. 


[     14.,    ] 
ARTICLE    IX. 

The  enumeration  in  the  conriitiition,  of  certain  right?,  (hall  not  bii 
CDolhuedto  deny  or  dilparage  others  retained  by  the  people. 

A  R  T  I  C  L  E     X. 

Th^  powers  not  delegated  to  the  United  States , by  the  confUtution, 
T!or  prohibited  by  it  to  the  ilates,  are  referved  to  the  ftates  refpeclively, 
or  to  the  people. 

A  R  T  I  C  L  E  XI. 

Th«*  judicial  power  of  the  United  States  fliall  not  be  coi-fHrued  to 
extend  to  anv  l\iit  in  law  pr  equity,  commenced  .or  profecuted  jvgainft 
one  of  the  United  States  by  citizens  of  asother  ftate,  or  by  citizens  or 
fubje^ts  of  any  foreign  ftate. 


[  M    ] 


MINISTERS,  COMMISSIONERS 
AND  CONSULS  he. 

From  the  U^fITED  States  to  Foreign  Powers, 


To  the  Kingdom  of  Great-Britain,  and  iPs  Dominions, 
Rufus  King,  Minider  Plenipotentiary. 
Chrifloplier  Gore,        ?  Commiilioners  for  fettling  claims  forfpolia- 

William   Pinckney,    3  tions,  &c.  at   London. 

S.  Wiliiarns,  agent  for  managing  claims  for  fpoliations  Sec.  at  London. 
David  Lenox,  agent  for  protecting  American  feamen  at  London. 
Samuel  Cabot,   commercial  agent. 

Samuel  Williams,  conful  at  London. 

Elias  Yandcyhorft,     Brillol. 

Robert  W.  Fox,       ~—        Falmoutb. 

James  Maury,  -— —       Liverpool. 

Jofeph  Wilfon,        • Dublin. 

Thomas  Auldjo,  vice-conful  at  Cowes- 

George  Knox,  Conful  at  Kingfton  upon  Hull. 

James  Holmes,  Belfaft. 

John  Church, Cork.  ^ 

Harry  Grant,  Leith. 

John  Gavino,  Gibraltar. 

Nicholas  RoulTelet,  ■ Demarara  and  Effequibo. 

John  Elmftie,  jun.     Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

j'homas  Fitzllmons,  "^ 

Samuel  Sitgreaves,    j         Commiflioners  for    liquidating  the    claims  of 

Thomas  M'Donald     )>  Britifh  creditors    under  the  treaty,  fitting 

Henry  Pye  Rich,      |  at  Philadelphia. 

John  Guillimard,     J 

John  Read,  American  agent  to  afllftin  afcertaining  faid  claims. 

William  M.  Smith,  Britifli  agent  fordo.  / 

To  the  French  Republia,  and  her  dominions. 
Oliver  Eifworth,  T 

William  R.  Davie,       Venvoys  extraordinary  Sc  mlnifters  plenipotentiaiy 
William  V.  Murray,J 
P.  F.  Dobree,  agent  at  Nantes. 

Ifaac  C.  Barnet,  do  Bordeaux. 

Etienne  Gathalan,  jun.       do  Marfeilkii 


[  1'^  J 

Edward  Stevens,  conful-general  tor  St.  Domingo. 
Hemy  Haminoiid,  conlul  at  Cape  Francois. 
Kobert  Ritchie,         do  Port-au-Prince. 

Jacob  Lewis,  do  lile  of  Fiance. 

To  the  Kingdom  of  S-pain, 
David  Humphreys,  Minitier  Pl;?i'potentiary. 
Moles  Young,  Conlul  ai  Madrid. 

Jofeph  Yznardi,  jiin.     do  Cadiz, 

liobert  Montgomery,     do  Alicant. 

Vv'illiaiii  Kirkpatfick,    do        'Malaga. 
Evan  Tones,  do  New-Orleans. 

William  E.  Huling,  Vice-coniul     do 
John   Morton,  Coni'ul  at  Havanna. 

Lucius  M.  O'Brien,       do  St.  Andero. 

William  Willis,  do       ,  Barcelona. 

Auguftin  Madan>  •        do  La  Guayra. 

James  Blake,  do  Santo  Domingo. 

Joliah  Blakely,  do  St.  Jago,  in  Cuba. 

To  the  Kingdom  of  Portugal.,  and  its  dominims, 
William  Smith,  Miniller  Plenipotentiary. 
Thomas  ^ulkley,  Gonful  at  Lifbon. 
John  M.  Pintard,     do  Madeira. 

John  Street,  do  Fayal. 

John  Culnam,  <Xp  TenerifTe. 

To  the  Bata'cicn  Republic, 
William  Vans  Murray,   Minifter  Refident. 
Silvan  us  bourne,  conlul  general  at  Amfterdam. 
Ezekicl  Foreman,  do  Rotterdam. 

Benjamin  H.  Phillips,  conful  at  Curracoa. 

71,1  the  Kingdom  of  Denmark,  and  its  dominions* 
Hans  Rcdolpho  Saabye,  conful  at  Copenhagen. 
Henry  Cooper,  do  Santa  Cruz. 

To  the  Kingdom  of  Prussia. 
John  Q^incy  Adams,  Minilkr  Plenipotentiary. 
Fredeiick  W.  Lutze,  conful  at  Stettin. 

To  Germany. 
Jofeph  Pltcaini,  conful  at  Hamburg. 

Frede--ick  J.  Wichelhaufen,  do       -t'rjemcn. 

Philip  Mark,  do        Frinconia. 

To  the  Kingdom  of  Sweden. 
Elias  Backman,  conful/ at  Gottenbu'g. 
Job  Wall,  do         J-.:.  Barthclcmew's. 


L    17   ] 

Ta  the  ItaUan  States. 
Thomas  Appleton,  conful  at  Leghorn. 
John  Mat:hieu,  do  Naples, 

John  ^apiifie  Sartori,  do         Rome. 

To  Sivitzer/and. 
Frederick  G.  Wallofton,  conlul  at  Gc^va. 

To  tbi  Barhary  Pcnoers. 
James  Siinpfon,  conful  at  Morocco. 
Richard  O'Brien,  conlul-general  at  Algiers. 
William  Eaton,        conful  at  Tunis. 
James  L,  Cathcart,     do         Tripoli. 

In  Cbinai, 
Samuel  Snow,  conful  at  Canton. 
Jameg  Rcid,  vice-conful       dri. 


MINISTERS  AND  CONSULS, 

from  Foreign  Ponycrs,  resident  in  the  United  States. 

From  tie  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain. 
Robert  Liflon,  envoy  extraordinary,  and  miniiler  plenipotentiary. 
Edward  Thornton,  fecretary  of  legation. 
Thomas  Barclay,  conful-generai  to  the  eaflsrn  dates. 
Phineas  Bond,   conluUgeneral  to  the  middle  and  fouthern  flares. 
Thomns  M'Dinough,  conful  for  Ncw-Hamp(hire,  Maffachufetts 
Rhode-Iiland  ar,d  Coni.ecticut.  ' 

John  Breefe,  vice-co,.faJ,  Rhod;-Il]and. 
Gabriel  Wood,     do  Baltimore. 

Benjamin  Moodie,  conful,  N.  and  S.  Carolina,  and  Georgia. 
John  Wallace,  vice-conful  for  Georgia. 

From  the  Kingdom  of  Spain. 
The  Chevalier  D^n  Carlos  Martinez  de  Yrujo,  envoy  extraordinary 

and  minifler  plenipotentiar)- frora  Spain. 
Don  Fclijie  Fatio,  fecretary  of  legation. 
Don  Jofeph  Ignatio  de  Viar,  conful-gcneral 
Don  Juan  Stoughton,  conful  in  Bofton. 
Don  Jofeph  Wifeman,  vice-conful  Rhode-iaand. 
Don    I  homas  Stoughton,  conful  New-York. 
Don  John  Baptift  Bernabeu,  conful  Baltimore. 
Don  /.ntonio  Argote  Villalohos,  conful  Norfolk. 
Don  Diego  Morphy,  conful  Charlefton  S.  Carolina. 
Qon  Manuel  Reugrl,  vice-conful,  Savannah. 

C 


[     18     ] 

From  tie  Kingclam  of  Portugal, 
Chevalier  FieirC,  minifler  refident. 
Ignatius  Palyart,  conful-g«neraI. 
John  Abraius,         vice-conful,  New- York. 
James  F.  Vercnockc,     do  South-Carolina. 

Richard  Codman,  do         MalTachufetts. 

From  the  Bat  avian  Republic, 
R.  G.  Van  Polanen,  miniQer  relident. 
Adrian  Valk,  conful,  Maryland  and  Virginia. 

Jan  Boonen  Graves,     do       S.  Carolina  and  Georgia. 

Fiem  Prussia, 
Charles  Godfrey  Palcike,  conful-general. 
Johann  Ernit  Ghriftian  Schultze,  conful  at  Baltimore. 

From  Siveden. 
Richard  Soderftrom,  conful-general. 
Jofeph  Winthrop,  vice-conful,  Charlefton,  S.  C. 

Jonathan  Swift,  do  Columbia  &  the  ports  on  the  Potomack. 

Charles  F.  Degen,  vice-conful  for  New-Hampfliire,   MalTachufetts  and 

Rhode-Ifland. 
Henry  Gahn,  vice-conful  for  New- York  and  Conne£licut. 
Simon  Lynch,  vice-conful  for  Norfolk,  and  all  other  ports  in  Virginia, 

except  thofc  on  the  Potomack. 
John  Baretz,  vi«e-Gonful  for  North-Carolinaa 


r  19  ] 

DUTIES 

PAYABLE    B  r    LAW. 

ON    ALL 

GOODS,  WARES,  and  MERCHANDIZE;^ 

Impoftsd  Into  the  United  States  of  America^  from  any 
foreign  port  or  place y  in  ijessels  belonging  to  the  United 
States,  from  and  after  the  last  day  of  Jitney  1800. 


A> 


.RMS,    fire  and  fide,    not  otherwife  enumerated,    or  parts 

thereof,  -  -  -  per  cent,  ad  \ral.  15 

Apparatus,  philofophical,  fpecially  imported  for  any  fcminary  of 

learning  -  -  -  -  -  free 

Ale,  beer  and  porter,  in  cafks  or  bottles,  cents  per  gal.  8 

On  the  value  of  bottles,         -         -         _  per  cent,  ad  val.     iihf. 

Artificial  flowers,  feathers  apd  other  ornaments  for  women's  head 

drelTcs,  -  -  .  _  ,  -  15 

Anifeed,  .  .  _  .  .  >  do 

Articles  of  all  kinds  of  the  growth,  product  or  manufadlures  of 

the  United  States,  fpirits  excepted,  -  .         -       free,, 

Anchors,  -  -  .  _  .  -        izlif. 

B 
Brafs  cannon,  -  -  -  -  -  ^S 


wire, 


free 


iron,  or  flee!  locks,  hinges,  hoes,  auvils  and  vifes,  izhf. 

All  other  manufadlures  of  brafs,         -         -                  -              -  '5 

Balls  and  balfams,  (fee  powders,  pafles,  and  Sec.)             -         -  "" 

Beer,  ale  and  porter,  in  caflcs  or  bottles,            cents  per  gallon  8 

On  value  pf  the  bottles,  per  cent.  ad.  val.                  -         -         -  i^hf. 

Bricks  ana  tiles                 -             -                 .         '         -         -  15 

Bonnets,  hats  and  caps,  of  every  kind         -                 .             .  do 

Boots             -                 -         .         .             _         cents  per  pair  75 


[     20     ] 


B:-)oks,  blank  -  -  -         per  cent.  ad.  val. 

Bonks  of  perfons  who  come  to  refide  in  the  United  States 
3xittons  of  every  kind  -  .  _  - 

B;.!cki;s,  ilioe  and  knee  -  -  -  - 

B,i.!l..s  -  -  -  -  -         - 

Bull  on  -  -  - 

Burgundy  wine 

G 
Cariag«"5,  or  parts  of  carriages, 
Cards,  pi  lying  .  _  . 

, vvo(J  and  cotton 


12hf. 

free 

do 

-      1 2hf. 

free 

cents  per  gal.  45 


Cables,  and  tarred  cordage 

Cabinet  wares 

C^p-,  hat>-  and  bonne'-f,  of  every  kind 

Carpet?  and  c;:}peting 

Cariiicgf  paper 

Candles  cf  lailow 

_  of  vVHX  or  fpeiimceti 


per  cent  ad.  val. 
cents  per  pack, 

cents  per  doz. 

cents  per  cwt. 
per  cent  ad  val. 


cents  per  lb. 


cents  per  gal. 
per  cent  ad.  val. 


Cna.rpaign  wine  -  -    * 

Cape.s  -  .  .     _  _ 

Canes,  walking-flicks  ar,d  whips 

Cambricks  -  -         .     - 

Cheefe  _  _  ^ 

China  ware  -  -  - 

Cinnamon,  cloves,  currants  and  comfits 

Chintzes,  av^d  all  liit^  and  cotton  manufatlures,  whether  print 

ed,  ftained  or  coloured^  or  otherwife 
Cocoa  -  -  - 

Chocolate 

Clogs  and  goL-^flioes  (fee  flioes) 
Cord-^ge,  tarred 

•  and  yarn,  untarred 


cents  per  lb. 
per  cent  ad  val. 


cents  per  lb. 

cents  per  pair 
cents  per  cwt. 


Coiinetics,  ^  _  »  ^         per  cent  ad  val. 

Coal  -  -  i  .         ,         cents  per  bufh. 

Colours  (fee  painters)  -  -  per  cent  ad  val. 

Copper  manufaci\ures  _  -  _  -  . 

in  plates,  pigs  and  bars  _  _  .  . 

Compofition  fox- the  teeth  or  gums  (fee  dentrifice)  per  cent  ad  val. 

Coffee  -  -  -  -  „         cents  per  lb. 

Cotton  -  -  ... 

—  or  linen  manufaftures,  of  all  defcriptions,  per  cent  ad  val. 

ClocJks  and  watches,  or  parts  of  either 

Cuaches,  chariots,  phxtons,  chairs,  cliaifes,  folos,  or  other  carri- 
ages, or  parts  of  either,  -  -  - 

Clothing,  ready  made  -  -  -  - 

Clothes,  books,  houlhold  furniture,  aad  the  tools  or  implements 
( f  the  trade  or  profeffion  of  perfons  who  come  to  re- 
fide  in  the  United  States, 
CutlalTesj  or  parts  thereof,  -  .  - 


20 

25 

50 

18a 

IS 
do 
do 
do 

6 

AS 

^S 

i2hf 

do 
7 

•     ^S 

do 

I2hf 
2 
;» 

15 

180 

225 

15 

5 

15 

do 

free 

15 

5 

3 

i2hf 


20 
]  2hf. 


free 


[      21      1 

D 

Dates  and  figs  -  -  -  --  -^5 

Dentifrice,  powders,  tindnres,  preparations  and  coirpofitions  for 

the  teeth  or  gums                  ...  do. 

Dolls,  drefled  and  undreCTed,  or  parts  tliereof  -  -     do. 

Drugs,  medicinal,  except  thofe  commonly  uled  for  dying  -    do. 

. and  woods  for  dving-                  ...  free 

E 

Earthen  and  ftone  wares,              -              -              -              -  15 

Effences  (fee  powders,  partes.  Sec.)              -                    -  do. 

F 

Fans,  or  parts  thereof,              -----  do. 

Fayal  wine,              .                  -                  -                ceiTts  per  gal.  2S 

Feathers,  and  other  ornaments  for  women's  head  dreffes, 

per  cent  ad  val.  15 

Fringes,  commonly  ufed  by  upholfterers,  coach  makers  and  fad- 

dlers,                  -              ~   -                  -                  -  do. 

Figs,                        -----  do. 

Flowers,  artificial,        ,.         -                       -                       -  do. 

Floor-cloths  and  mattSj  or  parts  of  either,              -              -  do. 

Fruits  of  all  kinds               ,                   .                   -                   -  do. 

Furrs  of  every  kind,  undrelTed                   -                   -                   -  fiee 

G 

Glafs,  black  quart  bottles                   -                   -                 -  izhf. 

. Window  glafs              -              -              -               -  15 

All  other  ghfe,  and  manufadurcs  thereof,             -  20 

Glauber  falts,  -  -  -  cents  per  cwt.  200 

Gauzes,  .  -  -         per  cent,  ad  val.   i2hf. 

Geneva  (fee  fpirits)  -  - 

Ginger                       -                           -        ■'             -                  '  ^5 

Gira.  doles,  or  parts  thereof  -  -  <       ^^ 

Gololboes  (fee  ilioes)  -  cents  per  pair   15 

Gloves  and  mittens  of  every  kind,  -  per  cent  ad  val.  do. 

Gold,  filver  and  plated  ware,                  -                       -  den 

Gold  and  filver  lace                      -                           .                       -  do. 

Goods,  wares  and  merchandize,  imported  direclly  from  China  or 
India,  in  fliips  or  veffels  not  of  the  United  States,  ex- 
cept teas,  china  ware,  and  all  other  articles  liable   to 

higher  rates  of  duties,          percent,  ad.  val.  12^- 

Goods,  wares  and  merchandize  intended  to  be  re-exported  to  a 
foreign  port  or  place  in  the  fame  fliip  or  vefTel  in  which 
they  llCl!  be  imported — and  all  articles  of  the  growth 
product  or  manufadlure  of  the  United    States,    fpirits 

excepted                                -                                -  free. 

Goods,  wares  and  merchandize,  not  herein  otherwife  particularly 

enumerated  and  dcfcribed                 per  cent  ad.  val.  i2hf. 

Glue                          -                          _                          •               ,  ^5 

H 

Hangers,  or  parts  thereof                         -                         -  do. 

Hair  powder                   -                                -                                .  do. 

Hats,  caps,  and  bonnets  of  every  kind                 -                 -  do. 


[      22     ] 

Hemp                 -                                  -                 cents  per  cwt.  ico 

Glides,  raw                   .               .               _                   .                 .  free 

Hoiifliold  furniture  of  perfons  who  come  to  refide  in  the  U.  States  do 

I 
Implements  oftlie  trade  or  profeflion  of  j^erfons  wliocome  to  refide 

in  the  United  States                  -                  -                  -  do 

Indigo              -                  -              -                  -           cents  per  lb.  25 

Iron  wire                  _              .                  -                  -                  -  free 

lieel  or  brafs  locks,  hinge?,  hoes,  anvils  &  vifes  per  cent  ad  val.  12^- 

Iron,  cail,  Hit  or  rolled,  and  all  mannfactures  of  iron,  fteel  or  brafs, 
.or  of    which    either  of    thefe  metals  is  the  article  of  chief 

value,  not  being  other  wife  particularly  enumerated  15 

J 

le.vcilerv  and  pafie-work  -  -  -  do 

L 

Lare  f^f  gold  and  filver                  -                  ...  do 

J. aces  and  lawns                   .                   _                   -                   -  i2hf 
Lacts,  lines,  fringes,  taffels  and  trimmings,    commonly  ufed  by 

iipholfterers,  coach-malrers  and  fadlers  -  15 
Lamp-black  -  -  -  -  I2hf 
Lapis  caliminaris  .  _  _  -  free 
Leather,  tanned  and  tawed,  and  all  manufadures  of  leather,  or 
of  which  leather  is  the  article  of  chief  value,  not  other- 
wile  particularly  enumerated  -  -  15 
Lead  and  mulTcet-ball   '              -                  -                cent  per  lb.  i 

.  all  other  manufadures  of  lead,  or  In  which  lead  is  the  chief 

article                  -                       .              _               -  do 

Lemons  and  limes              -              -             -          per  cent  ad  val.  15 
Linen  and  cotton   manufa£lHres,    or   of  both,  whether  printed, 
ftained  or  coloured,  or  cotton  and  linen  manufadures  not 

printed,  ftained  or  coloured                   -                        -  izhf 

Linen  mannfadlures,  printed,  ilained  or  coloured  do 

LiToon  and  Opoi to  Wines                  -             -         cents  per  gal.  30 

Locking  glaffes                  -             -              -         per  cent  ad  val.  29 

M 

T\  la  nil  failures  of  tin,  pewter  and  copper  per  cent  ad  val.  15 

of  iron,  fteel  or  brafs,  not  otherwife  particularly  enumerated  do 

;  of  leather,  not  otherwife  particularly  enumerated  do 

. (,f  lead,  not  otherwife  particularly  enumerated     cent  per  lb.  i 

of  cotton  or  linen,  or  of  both,  printed,  Rained  or  coloured, 

or  of  cotton  not  printed,  ftained  or  coloured,  i^erct.  afiv.      lihf 

cf  linen  not  printed,  ftained  or  coloured,  -  do 

of  glafs  (fee  glaf*) 

of  tobacco  (fee  fnuff  and  tobacco) 

cf  wood  (fee  cabinet  wares,  and  wood) 

of  the  United  States,  fpiiits  excepted  -  -  ffee 

Ts^^tts,  floor  cloths,  or  parts  of  either         -  percent  ad  val.  15 

;^,*j]t;  ...  cents  per  buftiel  10 

Ma:ble,  ftate  and  other  ftone,  bricks,  tiles,  tables,  mortars  and 
other  utenfiis,  of  marble  cr  Hate,  and  generally  all  ftone 
and  earthen-ware  -  -  per  cent  ad  val.         15 


[     23      ] 

"Madeira  wine  (fee  wines) 

Malaga  wine                 -             -                 -            cents  per  gal.  aS 

Mace              -              _              -                  -            percent  ad  val.  15 

Medicinal  drugs,  except  thole  commonly  uled  in  dying              -  do 
Merchandize,  goods  and  wares  imported  diredly  from  China  or 
India,  in  fliips  or  veflels  not  of  the  United  States,  except 
teas,  china  ware,  and  all  other  articles  liable    to  higher 

rates  or  duties              -                  -              -                   -  i:4 
Merchandize,  goods  and  wares  intendeo  :o  be    1  ^-cxoorted  to  a 
foreign  port  or  place  in  th'^  fame  fliip  or  vefTel  iu  wiiicli  they 
fhall  be  imported — and  all  articles  of  the  growth,  producl 

or  manufadliire  of  thi;  United  States,  fpirits  excepted  free 
Merchandize,  goods  andware^  i  ot  herein  otherwiie  particularly 

enumerated  and  defcribed                    -                  -  lahf 

Mittens  and  gloves  of  every  kind                  -              -              -  i> 

Millenary  ready  made                  -              -                  -                  -  di> 

MolaiTes                  -                  -                  -                  cents  per  gal.  5 
Mulkets  and  firelocks,  with  bayonets  fuited  to  the  fame 

per  cent  ad  val.  15 

.       —  or  parts  of  either  -  -  -do 

Mulkets  and  firelocks,  without  bayonets,  or  parts  of  either  do 

Mufiard  in  flour  -  -  -  --do 

Muflins  St  muflinets  whether  priijited,  ftained,  colored  or  othersvife  lahf 

N 

Nails                  -              -             -                  -              cents  per  lb.  2 

Nankeens             -                 -                 -          per  cent  ad  val.  i2h: 

Nutmegs                 -             -                 -                 -                 .  i^ 

O 
Oranges  -  -  -  -  -do 

Ornaments  for  women's  head  drefTes         -           per  cent  ad  val,  15 

Ointments,  oils  and  odors  (fee  powders,  paRes,  Sec.)                -  do 

Olives                  .              -              .                  •              -              -  do 

Oil              -              -                  .              ,                  .              -  do 

Oporto  and  Lifbon  wine             -             -               cents  per  gal.  30 

P 

Paper  hangings              -                  -              .         per  cent  ad  val.  15 

writing  and  wrapping                  -                  -              -  i2lif 

fheathing  and  cartiidge              -                  -                  -  15 

Painter's  colours,  whether  dry  or  ground  in  oil,  except  thofe  com- 
monly uled  in  dying  -  -  -do 

Pack-thread  and  twine                  -                  .         cents  per  cwt.  400 

Pafle  boards,  parchment  or  vellum,          -              per  cent  ad  val.  lihf 

Palle-wovk  and  jewellery                 -                  -                  -  n; 

Phxtons,  or  parts  thereof                  -              -              -              -    •  20 

Plainer  of  Paris                  .                  _                  .                  .  free 

Pewter  manufadures             -             -                  per  cent  ad  val.  1 ; 

old              .                  -                  .                  -              -  free 

Pepper                  -                  -                       -                cents  per  lb.  6 

Perfumes               ...                pe^  cent,  ad  val.  i  -. 

Piftols,              -                  -                  -              -            .              .  ,5 
Pictures  and  prints,                -             .             .                 _             liht. 


\ 


[  '^■'^-  ] 


cents  pCr  lb. 
per  cent,  ad  vaJ. 


Pimenp, 

3Viiitiiig  lypes, 

Pickles  uf  all  forts 

Printed,  flained  or  coloured  goods  or  nianufadures  of  cotton,  or 
of  linen,  or  of  both, 

Pnilofopliical  apparatus,  fpecially  imported  for  any  feniinary  of 
learning, 

Porter,  beer  and  ale  in  cafks  or  bottles,  cents  per  gal. 

en  the  yalue  cf  tlie  bottles,  per  cejit.  ad  val. 

Powder,  i'or  Iiair,  _  _  _  . 

-^ gun  powder,  -  per  cent,  ad  val. 

Powders,  pafles,  balls,  balfams,  ointments,  oils,  waters,  wafhes, 
tindures,  eflences,  or  other  prepaiations  or  compoGtions, 
commonly  called  fwect  fcents,  odois,  perfumes  or  cof- 
metics — and  all  powders  or  preparatioiis  for  the  teeth  or 
gums.  - 

Plumbs  and  prunes, 

Raifinf, 

Raw  hides  and  Ikins,  _  _  - 

Rum  (fee  fpirits)  -  -  - 

s 

Salts,  weighing  more  than  56  pounds  per  bufhel,  cents  per  56  lb. 

weighing  56  pounds  per  bufliel,  or  lefs,        cents  per  bufl)el, 

glaubcr,  -  -  cents  per  cwt. 

Stained,  printed  or  coloured  goods  or  manufadures  of  cotton,  or 

per  cent,  ad  val. 


4 
I2hf. 


i2hf. 
free 


lahf 

'5 

1 2hf. 


H 


oi  linen,  or  of  both, 
Salt  petie,' 
Saint  Lucar  wines, 
Starch, 
Sail  cloth, 

Slate,  (lone,  and  Pione  ware 
Saddles,  or  parts  thereof 
Sattins  and  other  wrought  fdks 
Sieel, 
— » —  iron  or  brafs  locks,  hing'^-,  hoes,  anvils  and  vifes,  per  cent 

ad  val 
all  other  raanufadures  of  Reel, 


cents  per  gal. 
per  cent,  ad  val. 


cents  per  cwt. 


^.heathiug  and  cartridge  paper, 

Sherry  wine, 

Sea  ilores  of  fliips  or  vefTels, 

Spermaceti  candles. 

Sweet  icents  (fee  powders,  pafles,  &C.) 

Spirits  diltilled  in  foreign  countries,  viz. 

From  Grain. 
Firfl  proof,  -  - 

Second  do.. 
Th.ird  do. 
Fourth  do. 
Fifth  do. 
Sixth  do. 


cents  per  gallon, 

cents  per  lb. 
per  cent,  ad  val. 


cents  per  gal. 


H 

do. 

do. 
free 


20 

2G 

200 

i2hf 

fiee. 

40 

15 
i2hf 

15 

I2hf 
do 


i2hf 

>5 

do 

40 

free. 

6 

IS 


2S 
29 
31 

40 
5^ 


I     25     ] 

From  other  Materials. 


i'irft  proof  '       -  -  -  cents  per  gal. 

Second  do.  -  -  -  - 

Third  do.  -  _  -  .  _ 

Fourtii  do.  .  -  _  . 

Fittli  do.  - 

Sixth  do.  ----,._ 

Spirits  diflilled  in  the  United  States,  imported  in  the  fame  fhip  or 
veffel  in  which  they  had  been  prcvioully  exported  from  the  Uni- 
ted States,  viz. 

From  Molasses. 

Fird  proof  -                  -              -              cents  per  gal. 

Second  do.  __._.„ 

Third  do.  _.--__ 

Fourth,  do.  _              „ 

Fifth  do.  -                   -              -                   -               . 

Sixth  do.  -                  -                  ,              -              .              , 

From  materials  of  the  g^roivth  and  produce  of  the  United  States. 

Fireproof  -  -  -  cents  per  gal. 

Second  do.  -  _  .  _ 

Third  do. 

Fourth  do.  -  .  _  - 

Fifth  do.  -  ... 

Sixth  do.  -  -  -  -  - 

Spikes  -  -  -  -  cent  per  lb. 

Silver  and  plated  ware  -  -  per  cent  ad  val. 

Skins,  raw  -  -  -  _  - 

Shoes  and  flippers  of  filk  -  -  cents  per  pair, 

-- — —other  (hoes  and  dippers  for  men  &  women,  clogs  Sc  golofhoes 
— —  other  flioes  and  flippers  for  children 


Swords,  cutlafies  or  parts  of  either. 

Stockings  -  -  - 

Stone  and  earihen  ware 

Soap  -  -  . 

Solos,  and  other  carriages,  or  parts  thereof. 

Sulphur  „  .  .  . 

Sugars,  brown  ... 

— » —  white  clayed  -  -  . 

white  powdered 

all  other  clayed  or  powdered 

lump  -  - 

loaf       •      -  .  - 

other  refined 

Sngar  candy  , 

§nufF 

D 


r  cent  ad  val. 


pe 


cents  per  lb. 
percent  ad  val. 

ceflts  per  lb. 


2S 

3- 

3S 
46 


15 

2E 

28 


7 
8 

9 
It 

I? 

18 

I 

do 
free 
25 
15 
10 

15 

do 

do 

2 

20 
free 

2hf 

5 
do 

ihf 

6hf 

9 
6 

iihf 


L     26     ] 


Taflels  and  trimmings/commonly  ufed  by  upholfterers,  coach-makers 

andfadlers,                 -                  -  ,            per  cent  ad  val.  15 

Tables  of  marble,  llate  or  other  flone,  or  parts  thereof  do. 

Tallow  candles                  -                  -             -             cents  per  lb.  2 

Teas  from  China  and  India. 

bohea                      -                  -                   cents  per  lb.  12 

ibuchong  and  other  black  teas                   -                  -  18  .» 

hylbn,  imperial,  gunpowder  or  gomee              -                  -  02 

other  green                  -                  -                   -                  -  20 

From  Europe. 

bohea                  -                  -                  _                  -                   -  14 

foLichong  and  other  black  teas,                   -          cents  per  lb.  21 

hyfon,  imperial,  gunprwder  or  gomee                  -              -  40 

other  green  teas                  _                  .                  -  24 

From  any  other  place. 

bohea                  -                  -                  -                    -  17 

fpuchong  and  other  black  teas                   -                  -  27 

hyfon,  imperial,  gunpowder  or  gomee                  -              -  50 

other  green  teas                  -                  -                  -              -  30 

TenCriffe  wine                   -                   _              _           cents  per  gal  28 

Twine  and  pr.ck  thread                  -                  -          cents  per  cwt.  400  ♦ 

Tin  manufactures                   -                  -                   per  cent  ad  val.  i^ 

in  pigs  and  plates                  .                   -                  -  free 


Tinttlures  (fee  powders,  pafles.  Sec.) 

Tiles  and  bricks 

Toys,  nototherwife  enumerated 

Tobacco,  manufadtured  (other  than  fnufF) 

Tools  of  the  trade  or  profeffion  of  perfons  who  come  to  refide  in  the 

United  States  - 

Types  for  printing  -  -  per  cent  ad  val. 


IS 

do 

ihf 
cents  per  lb.  10 


V 
W 


Velvets  and  velverets 

Wares  of  tin,  pewter  and  copper  -  - 

earthen  or  ftone  -  - 

—  China  -  -  -  - 

gold,  filver  and  plated  -  -  - 

Wares,  goods  and  merchandize,  imported  direftly  from  China  or 
India,  in  fliips  or  veffels  not  of  the  United  States,  except  teas, 
China  ware,  afid  all  other  articles,  liable  to  higher  rates  of 
duties  -  .  -  - 

Wares,  goods  and  merchandize,  of  the  growth,  produce  or  manu- 
factures of  the  United  States,  fpirits  excepted 

Wafers  -  -  - 

Waters  and  wafhes  (fee  powders,  paftes,  Stc.) 

Walking  flicks,  whips  and  canes,  percent  ad  val. 

Wax  candles  .  -  -  cents  per  lb. 

Watches  and  clocks,  or  parts  of  either,  per  cent  ad  val. 


free 
i2hf 

i2hf 


do 
do 
do 


i2hf 


free 

do 
[2hL- 

K 

15 


[     27     ] 

JViiies  in  casks,  bottles  or  other  vessels, 
— —  Malmfey,  Madeira  and  London,  particular  Madeira  wine 

cents  per  gal.  5S 

all  ot^ier  Madeira  wines                  -                  -  50 

all  Burgundy,  Champaign,  Rhenifh  and  Tokay  45 

Sherry                   _                   -                   .                   -  40 

St.  Lacar                 -■                -                 -                 -  do 

claret  a^d  other    wines  not  enumerated,    when    imported  in 

bottles  or  cafts  ...  3^ 
Lifbon,  Oporto  and  other  Portugal  wines  -  -  30 
TenerifFe,  Fayal,  Malaga,  St.  George,   an^  other  weftern 

ifland  wines                  _                  -                  -  a8 
— — — —  all  other  wines  when  imported  otherwife  than  in  bottles  or 

cafes                 -                 -                 per  Gent  ad  val.  23 

On  the  value  of  the  bottles                 .                 _                 _  i2hf 

Window  glals                   -                   -                   -                   -.  15 

Wire,  of  brafs  andiron                 .                 .                 _  free 

Wool  and  cotton  cards                 -                  cents  per  doz.  50 

Wool,  unmanufactared                  .                  _                  -  f,-ee 

Wood,  unmauufaclured                  .                  _                  -  do 

Wood,  manufadlured  (exclufive  of  cabinet  wares)  per  cent  ad  val.  i2hf 

Y 

Yarn,  untarred                 ...             _              cents  per  cwt.  225 
All  other  goods  not  before  particularly  enumerated  and  defcribed, 

per  cent  ad  val.  1 2hf 


I.      28      ] 


•#06  coca  oe«0  OCOO  com  «C0  CCOO  OOOO  »W  COOO  OOOO  OOOO  OOCO  X^OOW  OOOO  com  0005  OOOa  GOM  00O9  6003  003»  OOM  OfflW  n»o» 
9000  0003  OOCO  COOO  £000  D0»1  C«00  CCOO  coco  OOCO  0000  COOO  OOOC  ^^  OOOO  OCO}  00C3  OOOO  OOOO  OOCO  OOOO  OOOO  OOOO  OOOO  DOOQ  OOCO 


ON    THE 


TONNAGE   OF  SHIPS    OR   VESSELS, 


ARE    IMPOSED    THE 


FOLLOWING    DUTIES, 


To  wit- 


N  fiiips  or  veffels  of  tlie  United  States,  entered  from  any  foieign 
pan,  and  from  anofhev  ftate,  if  laden  with  meichandize  received  in  one 
ftate,  to  be  delivered  in  another,  6  cents  per  ton. 

Oh  veffels  built  in  the  United  States,  fince  July  20th,  1789,  owned 
■wholly,  or  in  part  by  foreigners,  and  from  foreign  ports,  30  cents  per  ton. 

On  all  other  veffels  entered  from  a  foreign  port,  and  from  one  diftridt 
to  another,  with  merchandize  on  board,  50  ce.its  per  ton. 

Veffels  from  an  adjoining  ftate,  and  licenced  veffels  employed  in  the 
coafticg  trade,  or  in  the  bank  or  vvhale  filherieS|  are  exempt  from  duty, 
v/hilft  fu  employed,  except  once  in  a  year. 

I'onnage  duties  muft  be  paid  within  ten  days  after  reporting  the  cargo 
to  the  colleflor;  and  any  captain  attempting  to  leave  a  port,  without 
payiiig  the  tonnage,  forfeits  rive  hundred  dollars. 

To  afcertain  the  tonnage  of  a  fliip,  if  the  fame  be  double  decked, 
take  the  length  theieof  from  tha.fore  pait  of  the  main  ftem  to  the  after 
part  of  tlv  Hern  poll  above  the  upper  deck;  the  breadth  at  the  broadelt 
pprt  above  the  main  wales  ;  half  of  which  breadth,  account  the  depth, 
d«ducl  from  the  length  three-fiftljs  of  the  breadth  ;  multiply  the  re- 
inainder  by  the  breadth,  and  that  produ£l  by  the  depth,  and  divide  the 
h-.ll;  product  by  ninety-five.  If  the  fliip  be  fingle  decked,  take  the 
iength  and  breadth  as  above  direded  ;  take  the  depth  from  the  under  fide 
f)f  the  deck  plank  to  the  ceiling  in  the  hold ;  and  deducting  from  the 
length  three-ffths  of  the  breadth,  multiply  and  divide  as  aforefaid. 


[     29     ] 


DRAWBACKS  and  BOUNTIES. 


ON  all  merchandize,  on  which  duties  to  the  amount  of  twenty  dol- 
lars have  been  paid  (fpirits,  manufacliiiTd  tobacco,  fnuff  and  refined  fu- 
gar,  excepted)  if  re-exported  within  twelvemonths,  to  a  foreign  country, 
a  drawback,  equivalent  to  the  dutitis,  will  be  allowed,  deducting  one  per 
centum  for  office-fees,  Sec. 

On  fpirits,  amounting  to  iqo  gallons,  exported  in  vefTels  of  thirty  tons 
and  upwards,  a  drawback,  equal  to  the  import  paid,  dedutfling  one  cent 
per  gallon,  for  office  fees,  &c.  and  on  fpirits  diflillsd  from  molaffes, 
within  the  United  States,  an  additional  allowance  of  fouit  cents  per 
gallon.  ' 

On  Pickled  Fifli,  of  the  fifheries  of  the  United  States,  thirty  cents ; 
and  other  provifions  falted  within  the  United  States,  25  cents  per  bar- 
rel, a  bounty  on  exportation,  provided  it  amounts  to  three  dollars. 

There  is  likewife  an  annual  bounty  calculated  to  encourage  the  fifli- 
erles,  granted  to  the  owners  and  mariners  of  filhing  vefTels,  employed  in' 
that  buUnefs  four  months  in  th«  year  ;  provided  the  bounty  to  any  one 
vefTcl  does  not  exceed  170  dollars  in  a  fcafon. 


Tare  allowed  en  Goods  sitbjedl  to  Duties  hy  Weight, 


Description  of  Goods. 


Gheft  of  Bohea  tea 

Half  chelt  ditto 

Quarter  chert  ditto 

Gheft  of  hyfon,  or  other  green  teas 

Every  box  of  other  tea 


Coffee,  in  bags 

in  bales 

in  calks 
Sugar,  other  than  loaf,  in  cafks 

in  boxes 

in  bags  or  niatts 
Cocoa,  in  calks 

in  bags 


More  than 

Not  more  than 

Tare 

7olb 

3^ 

20  ' 

70  lb. 

20 

5° 

70  lb. 

l8 

70 

80 

20' 

80 

22 

Tare  per  cent* 

2        -= 

3 

12 

12 

-       15 

5 

10 

. 

I 

Pimento,  in  cafks. 

in  bags  " 

Cheefe,  in  hampers 

in  boxes 
Candles,  in  boxes 
Chocolate,  in  ditto 
Cotton,  in  bales 

in  feroons 
Glauber  I'alts,  in  cafks 
Indigo,  in  barrels 

in  other  caiks 

in  feroons 

in  bags  or  matts 
Nails,  in  cafks 
Pepper,  in  cafks 
in  bales 

in  bags 
Sugar  candy,  in  boxes 
Segars,  in  boxes 
Shot  in  cafks 
Twine,  in  cafks 

in  bales 


Tare  per  cent* 
16 


3 
10 


■z 

6 

8 

12 

15 

lo 

3 
8 

12 

5 

2 

10 
10 

3 
12 


And  on  all  other  goods  according  to  the  invoice  thereof, 


or  the  actual  wei?:ht. 


Allowance  for  Leakage. 

On  liquors  in  calks,  fubjedl  to  duty  by  the  gal. 
Beer,  ale,  and  porter,  in  bottles 
All  other  liquors  in  bottles 


tip,  ct. 
5 


Allowance  for  Draft, 


On  any  quantity,     i  cwt. 

I 

to 

2    cwt. 

lib. 

2 

2 
3    ^ 

to 
to 

10 

3 
4 

10 

to 

IS 

7 

18 

- 

- 

9 

[     31      ] 


Rates  at  ivhich  Foreign  Coins  are  estimated  in  calculating 

Duties. 

Dolls.  Cts. 
Pound  fterling  of  Great  Britain  -  -         -        4     44 

Livre  Tournois  of  France  -  -  -  18^ 

Florin,  or  Guilder  ci  the  United  Netherlands  -  40 


JO'S 


Mark  banco  of  Hamburgh  _  .  - 

Ri;:  Dollar  of  Denmark  -  -  - 

Rial  Plate  of  Spain  -  -  _  - 

Rial  of  Vellon  of  ditto 

Milree  of  Portugal 

Pound  fcerling  of  Ireland 

Tale  of  China 

Pagoda  of  India  -  -  - 

Rupee  of  Bengal  -  -  - 

And  all  ether  coins,  as  nearly  as  may  be  to  the  intrinfic  value,  com- 
pared with  the  money  of  the  United  States. 


s 

I 

24 

4 

10 

I 

4f? 

I 

94 

55i 

CUSTOM   HOUSE   FEES,    &c. 


Entry  of  a  veffel  of  100  tons  or  upwards 

Clearance  of  ditto  ' 

Entry  of  a  veflel  under  ico  tons 

Clearance  of  ditto 

Pernilt  to  land  goods 

Ever}'  bor.4  caken  officially 

Permit  to  load  goods  for  exportation  for  drawback 

Every  Oi^^cial  certificate  or  bill  of  health 

Every  other  oflicial  document  (i  eg', Rer  excepted) 

For  meafurement  of  a  veffel  of  lod  tons  and  under,  per  ton 

ditto  ditto  from  100  to  200  tons 

ditto  ditto  above  200  tons 

On  each  vefiel  of  ico  tons  and  upwards,  with  goods  fubjedl  to  duty 

under  100  tons,  with  ditto 
All  veffcls  not  having  goods  fubjscl  to  duty 
Infpector,  for  every  day  when  acc.ially  employed,  receives 
Mcafurer,  for  every  loo  buflicls  of  fait 

ditto  ditto  coal 

Weigher,  for  every  cwt. 
Guager,  for  guaging  and  marking  every  calk 
Computing  contents  cf  fpirits  or  wine  ' 

Counting  bottles  of  cyder,  beer,  ale  or  porter,  per  dozen 


dot.  cts. 

2 

50 

2 

5° 

I 

50 

I 

50 

0 

20 

0 

40 

0 

30 

0 

20 

0 

20 

0 

I 

I 

5^ 

z 

0 

0 

0 

I 

SO 

0 

I 

66| 
66 

0 

40 

0 

50 

0 
0 

8 

0 

3 

0 

I 

RULES 

ron  REDUCING  The 

CURRENCIES 

OF    THE 

DIFFERENT    STATES, 

INTO  EACH  OTHER. 


jj^^    ^  I  ^0  reduce  tlie  currencies  of  New-Hampfhire,  Maffachuretts,  ■ 
JL  Rhode-Tflaiid,  Conuedicut  and  Virginia,  into  thofe  of  New- 
^ork  and  North  Carolina,  to  the  given  fum   add  i  part  thereof. 

Of  Pennfylvania,  New-Jerfey,  Delaware  and  Maryland,  to  the  given 
fum,  add  ith^ 

Of  South  Carolina  and  Georgia,  from  the  given  fum,  fubtrad  l^ths 
thereof. 

On  the  contrary. 

2d.  To  reduce  New-York  and  North  Carolina,  into  New-Hamp- 
fiiire,  Maffachufetts,  Khode-Ifland,  Connedliciit  and  Virginia,  from  the 
given  fum,  deduft  ith  thereof. 

Into  Pennfylvania,  New-Jerfey,  Delaware  and  Maryland,  from  tlie 
fum  given,  deduct  ^^g-th  thereof. 

Into  South-Carolina  and  Georgia  to  the  furo  given,  add  J-th  and  then 
then  take  half  of  the  whole. 

3d.  To  reduce  Pennfylvania,  New  Jerfey,  Delaware  and  Maryland, 
into  New-Hampfliire,  Mafi'achufetts,  Rhode-Ifland,  Connecticut  and 
Virginia,  from  the  fum  given,  dedudl  -ith  thereof. 

Into  New  York,  and  North  Carolina,  to  the  fum  given,  add  ^^^th 
thereof. 

Into  South-Carolina  and  Georgia,  multiply  by  s-g-th,  and  divide  the 
product  by  5  ;  or  multiply  by  28  and  divide  by  45. 

4th.  To  reduce  South-Carolina  and  Georgia,  into  New-Hampfhire 
Mafi'achufetts,  Rhode-Ifland,  Connecticut  and  Virginia,  to  the  given 
fum,  add  -|.ths  thereof. 

Into  Pennfylvania,  New-Jerfey,  Delaware  and  Maryland,  multiply 
the  given  fum  by  45  and  divide  by  28. 

Into  New-Yort  and  North  Carolina,  from  the  given  fum  fuj^^rad 
•|-,  and  double  tlie  remainder. 


k