CORNER OF 4TH AND SOUTH
(1785) North, John, house carpenter, corner of South and 4th
BETWEEN SOUTH AND LOMBARD
(1790 census) Wilson, Margret. This is the final person listed on the west side of S. 4th St. in the 1790 census, just after Philip Young of #196. She and her family might have lived with Young as a boarder, or might have had their own place just north of the southern boundary of the city at South Street.
CORNER OF 4TH AND LOMBARD
(1785) #366, Ledwith, Luke
(1785) Ludwig, Luke, sign Golden Fleece, corner of Lombard and 4th
By the jump in numbering from #349 to #366, Ludwig was probably on one of the western
corners.
(1791) #196 S. 4th St., Young, Philip
BETWEEN LOMBARD AND PINE, EAST SIDE (going south)
(1785) #345, vacant or residents would not give name
(1785) #349, Bedford, Gunning
BETWEEN LOMBARD AND PINE, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #373, Hofferman, Godfrey
(1785) Hoffman, Godfrey, cabinetmaker, 4th between Lombard and Pine
(1791) #184 S. 4th St., Standford, Elizabeth
This alignment is speculative.
(1790 census) #182 S. 4th St., "Blacks," nine "all other [i.e. non-white] free persons."
(1791) #170 S. 4th St., Wetherill, Joseph, lumber merchant
BETWEEN LOMBARD AND PINE, UNKNOWN SIDE
No listings.
CORNER OF 4TH AND PINE
(1785) #343 4th Street, #266 Pine Street, Stride, Joseph, painter
(1785) Stride, Joseph, painter, corner of Pine and 4th
By the numbering, on the northeastern corner.
(1791) #93 S. 4th St., no listing.
By counting from the next matchup northward.
(1785) #344, Sheafly, John
By implication of #343, on the southeastern corner. It's possible, though, that #345 was on
the southeastern corner.
(1791) #95 S. 4th St., Faris, Bernard, gentleman
By counting from the next matchup northward.
(1785) #379, Claypoole, Widow
(1785) Claypoole, Mrs., gentlewoman, corner of Pine and 4th
By the numbering, on one of the western corners.
(1791) #166 S. 4th St., Barron, John, Esq.
(1785) #378, no listing
(1791) #168 S. 4th St., Trueman, Richard, lumber merchant
The number would imply this address was on the southwestern corner.
BETWEEN PINE AND UNION, EAST SIDE (going south)
The location of the following two listings is conjectural; certainly they were on the east side of 4th between Pine and Spruce, but whether they were north or south of Union Street (now Delancey) is unknown:
(1785) #341, Boulague, Frederick
(1791) #89 S. 4th St., Scott, George, accomptant
(1785) #342, Williams, Jane
(1791) #91 S. 4th St., Worrell, Mrs., gentlewoman
BETWEEN PINE AND UNION, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #380, Tersey, Francis
(1785) Teare, Francis, shopkeeper, 4th between Pine and Union
(1791) #164 S. 4th St., McElwen, William
(1785) #381, Pancake, Philip
(1785) Pancake, Philip, grocer, 4th between Pine and Union
(1791) #160 S. 4th St., Pancake, Philip, grocer
(1785) #382, no listing
(1790 census) #158 S. 4th St., "Blacks," four "all other [i.e. non-white] free persons."
(1791) #158 S. 4th St., no listing
This address might have been between Union and Spruce.
BETWEEN PINE AND UNION, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Bullinger, Thomas, merchant, 4th between Pine and Union
(1785) Smith, Frederick, gentleman, 4th between Pine and Union
(1785) Williams, Francis, clerk, 4th between Pine and Union
(1785) Winnemore, Jacob, cabinetmaker, 4th between Pine and Union
CORNER OF 4TH AND UNION
No listings.
BETWEEN UNION AND SPRUCE, EAST SIDE (going south)
For some reason the first two 1785 listings have no counterpart in the 1791 numbering series; the 1785 numbering jumps from #299 to #328, but the 1791 numbering does not, going from #75 to #77.
(1785) #328, Hill, Francis
(1785) #330, Barron, John, gentleman
(1785) Barham, John, Esq., gentleman, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1785) #332, McCulloh, Widow
(1791) #77 S. 4th St., McCall, Margaret, gentlewoman
(1785) #336, Gordon, Widow
(1785) Gordon, Mrs., gentlewoman, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1791) #79 S. 4th St., Hill, Henry, Esq.
(modern) #321 S. 4th St.
This address was where wine merchant Henry Hill built his grand mansion in 1786.
Today known as the Hill-Physick-Keith house, it still exists, has been restored and
is occasionally open to tours. Elizabeth B. McCall's Old Philadelphia
Houses on Society Hill includes a section on this building.
(1785) #337, McDowall, William
(1785) McDowell, William, house carpenter, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1791) #81 S. 4th St., McDowell, William, carpenter
(1785) #338, Lapp, Michael
(1785) Lapp, Michael, baker, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1791) #83 S. 4th St., Lapp, Michael, baker
(1785) #340, Stephenson, Mark
(1785) Stevenson, Mark, taylor, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1791) #87 S. 4th St., no listing
BETWEEN UNION AND SPRUCE, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #383, Ratcliff, Matthias
(1785) Ratleff, Mathias, cooper, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
(1791) #156 S. 4th St., Long, William, joiner
(1785) #384, Donnell, Nathan
(1785) Donnel, Nathaniel, chocolatemaker, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1791) #154 S. 4th St., Henderson, William, gentleman
(1791) #154 S. 4th St., McCray, James
(1791) #154 S. 4th St., Reynolds, Mrs.
(1785) #385, Deamer, Joseph
(1785) Dearman, Joseph, shopkeeper, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1790 census) no listing
(1791) #152 S. 4th St., no listing
(1785) #386, Wells, Frederick
(1785) Wells, Frederick, cordwainer, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1791) #150 S. 4th St., Ogden, Charles, schoolmaster
(1790 census) #148 S. 4th St., "Blacks," consisting of 7 "other [i.e. non-white] free persons."
This particular kind of listing is fascinating for the black-history aspect, but
also for the fact that the houses were actually given their numbers by 1790, the year
before the 1791 directory came out.
(1785) #388, Horn, Henry
(1791) #146 S. 4th St., Steinfield, Thomas, grocer
(1785) #389, Bussey, Moses
(1791) #144 S. 4th St., McGalpin, James, porter
(1785) #392, Hookman, Peter
(1791) #142 S. 4th St., McCulloch, Eleanor, boardinghouse
(1785) #393, Winemore, Widow
(1790 census) Winimore, Mary, house keeper
(1790 census) Winemore, Philip
(1790 census) Reed, Lenord
(1790 census) Young, William
(1790 census) Haire, John
(1791) #140 S. 4th St., Winimore, Mary, boardinghouse
(1791) #140 S. 4th St., Winimore, Philip
(1791) #140 S. 4th St., Young, William
(1791) #140 S. 4th St., Haire, John, labourer
(1785) #394, Fudge, George
(1785) Fudge, George, bricklayer, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1791) #138 S. 4th St., Overman, Henry, porter
(1785) #395, Donohue, John
(1785) Donnahue, John, house carpenter, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1790 census) #136 S. 4th St., "Blacks," consisting of 5 "other [i.e. non-white] free persons."
(1791) #136 S. 4th St., no listing
(1785) #396, Green, Michael
(1785) Green, Michael, grocer, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1790 census) Green, Michal, grocer.
(1791) #134 S. 4th St., Green, Michael, grocer
The census also lists people living at "Back of #134" but doesn't give their name.
(1785) #398, vacant or residents would not give name
(1790 census) Baker, Bartley, joiner
(1791) #132 S. 4th St., Baker, Bartley, joiner
The census also lists people living at "Back of #132" but doesn't give their name.
(1785) #399, Smith, Frederick
(1790 census) McClure, Janet, shop keeper. A place of business only, no residents.
(1791) #130 S. 4th St., no listing
(1785) #400, Montgomery, James
(1785) Montgomery, James, ship chandler, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1791) #128 S. 4th St., Montgomery, James, Captain, commander of the custom-house schooner
The location of the following three listings is not certain:
(1785) #401, Moore, Thomas
(1791) #126 S. 4th St., Wharton, Robert, wholesale grocer, also at 107 S. Water St.
(1785) #405, Greenwood, Joseph
(1791) #122 S. 4th St., McDonald, Malcom, grocer, also at 162 S. Water St. and 163 S. Front St.
(1785) #408, Collins, Jeremiah
(1791) #118 S. 4th St., Evans, Josiah
(1791) #118 S. 4th St., Manderfield, John, joiner
(1791) #118 S. 4th St., Starke, John
The 1790 census also lists people living at "Back of #118" but doesn't give their name.
BETWEEN UNION AND SPRUCE, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Hill, Henry, gentleman, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1785) Reynolds, Mrs., shopkeeper, 4th between Union and Spruce
(1785) Young, Conrad, tobacconist, 4th between Union and Spruce
CORNER OF 4TH AND SPRUCE
The numbers jump from a run of addresses on the east side of 4th between Spruce and Walnut that end with #299, to a run of addresses on the east side between Union and Spruce that begin with #328. The listings for Spruce Street are sparse around 4th Street, so it may be that this corner was unoccupied in 1785.
BETWEEN SPRUCE AND WALNUT, EAST SIDE (going south)
(1785) #291, Drummond, Thomas
(1785) Drummond, Thomas, gentleman, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
(1791) #61 S. 4th St., Kerbey, Michael, grocer
(1785) #292, West, James
(1785) West, James, constable, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
(1791) #63 S. 4th St., West, James, constable
(1785) #293, Hook, Widow
(1791) #65 S. 4th St., Rogers, Thomas, brass founder
(1785) #294, Roberts, Widow
(1785) Roberts, Mrs., gentlewoman, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
(1791) #67 S. 4th St., Harper, Christopher, grocer
(1785) #295, Keates & Philips
(1791) #69 S. 4th St., Wilder, Alice, boardinghouse
(1785) #297, Goss, Joseph
(1785) Goss, Joseph, physician, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
(1791) #71 S. 4th St., no listing
(1785) #298, Wharton, Widow
(1785) Wharton, Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
(1791) #73 S. 4th St., Eck, Joseph, gentleman
(1785) #299, Emlin, George, merchant (by implication of proximity of number to #298, and the
subsequent jump in numbering
to #328).
(1791) #75 S. 4th St., Emlen, George, merchant
BETWEEN SPRUCE AND WALNUT, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #410, Baker, Bartholomew
(1785) Baker, Bartholomew, cabinetmaker, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
(1791) #112 S. 4th St., Shippen, William, doctor of physic and professor of anatomy in the university and college
(1785) #411, Mynes, James
(1785) Mines, James, cordwainer, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
(1791) #110 S. 4th St., Fink, Agnes, huckster shop
(1785) #418, Shippen, Edward, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
(1785) Shippen, Edward, Esq., judge of the court of common pleas, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
Edward Shippen (1729-1806) was a prominent Philadelphia attorney during the second
half of the 18th century. He was at various times in his career a Judge of the Vice-Admiralty,
a member of the Philadelphia
Common Council, Prothonotary of the Supreme Court. In 1784 he was appointed to the
position referred to here, President Judge of the Common Pleas Court of Philadelphia County.
He built his house on this block in 1745-46, and lived there until his death. This was
insured (policies #302 and #303, 20 December 1791) by the Mutual Assurance Company, whose
survey lists it as being 40' by 43' and three
stories tall. There was also a two-story kitchen, 25' by 18', and a one-story office, 21' by 17'.
This building was demolished before 1911.
(1791) #100 S. 4th St., Shippen, Edward, Esq., one of the judges of the supreme court
The 1790 census lists Shippen as owning two slaves at this location.
As of December 20, 1791, Shippen also owned another three-story dwelling on this side of this block, 24'9" by 40', which was also insured by the Mutual Assurance Company as of that date (Policy No. 301, from which the foregoing information was derived). This may have been the one at #112 S. 4th St. (#410 by the 1785 numbering) where Dr. William Shippen was living in 1791.
BETWEEN SPRUCE AND WALNUT, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Clymer, George, gentleman, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
(1785) Stuberg, Frederick, hair dresser, 4th between Spruce and Walnut
CORNER OF 4TH AND WALNUT
(1791) #57 S. 4th St., Reed, James
On the northeastern corner? The problem is, the next number further north in the 1785
system, #289, Conrad, Dennis, lines up with a listing Francis White puts as being between
Walnut and Chestnut. (The listing of #55 as being Dennis Conrad's former place is
speculative.)
(1785) #290, Hannah, John
(1785) Hannaw, John, corner of Walnut and 4th
(1791) #59 S. 4th St., Barbezet, Jacob, barber
If the numbering is consistent, this would be on the southeastern corner.
(1791) #88 S. 4th St., Burd, Edward, Esq., Prothonotary of the Supreme Court
(1791) If the number for Hanse is correct, just below, Burd might have been on the
southwestern corner (or just south of it, but speculatively placed on the corner).
(1785) #426 4th Street, #255 Walnut Street, Hanse, Conrad, coach maker
(1785) Hanse, Conrad, coachmaker, corner of Walnut and 4th
(1790 census) Hans, Conrod, coach maker
(1791) #82 S. 4th St., Hans, Conrad, coach maker
This would have been on the northwestern corner.
(1785) Wright, Patrick, confectioner, corner of Walnut and 4th
BETWEEN WALNUT AND CHESTNUT, EAST SIDE (going south)
These four alignments are speculative, based on their being in the right place and right number of addresses remaining, if the eastern corner properties at Walnut and Chestnut are correct.
(1785) #273, Lancaster, Sarah
(1790 census) [#37 S. 4th St.] Lancaster, Sarah, school mistress
(1785) #280, Shannon, Robert
(1791) #39 S. 4th St., no listing
See just below for who was living here in 1790-91.
(1785) #281, Halberstadt, John
(1791) #41 S. 4th St., no listing
See just below for who was living here in 1790-91.
(1790 census) #39 S. 4th St. to #45 S. 4th St., "Blacks," consisting of 12 "other [i.e. non-white] free persons," in this case all lumped in together regardless of who lived in what building. They were probably actually at #39 to #43; see logic as to that in the next listing.
(1785) #284, Fullerton, Widow
(1785) Fullerton, Margaret, 4th between Walnut and Chestnut
(1791) #45 S. 4th St., Thornton, George
This is rather peculiar. The 1790 census notes that the black people were living in
#39-#45 S. 4th St., with George Thornton right next to them, yet the 1791 directory, which follows the census very closely (except for
not including the blacks) lists George Thornton at #45. Most likely the black people were
living at #39 to #43, since that's three properties and an average of four people per address
was already pretty luxurious for 18th century Philadelphia in general, much less free blacks
of the city.
(1785) #287, Turner, David
(1791) #47 S. 4th St., Baker, George, cordwainer
(1785) #288, Loughon, John
(1791) #51 S. 4th St., Murray, Captain
(1785) #289, Conrad, Dennis
(1785) Conrad, Dennis, bricklayer, 4th between Walnut and Chestnut
(1791) #53 S. 4th St., Coe, Richard, cordwainer
BETWEEN WALNUT AND CHESTNUT, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #428, Draper, Jonathan
One would think #428 would be the equivalent of #82, but that one lines up-- Conrad
Hanse, at the corner.
(1785) #429, Philips, John
(1785) Philips, John, turner, 4th between Walnut and Chestnut
(1791) #80 S. 4th St., Phillips, John, ivory turner
(1785) #430, Beek, Thomas
(1785) Beek, Thomas, painter, 4th between Walnut and Chestnut
(1791) #78 S. 4th St., Letchworth, John, chair maker, also at 109 Walnut St.
(1785) #440, vacant or residents would not give name
(1785) #441, Collins, William
(1785) Collins, William, house carpenter, 4th between Walnut and Chestnut
(1785) #447, vacant or residents would not give name
(1791) #60 S. 4th St., Bentley, John, printer
(1790 census) #58 S. 4th St., "Blacks," consisting of 3 "other [i.e. non-white] free persons."
This number is speculative; all we really known is that they were between #46 and #60 S. 4th.
BETWEEN WALNUT AND CHESTNUT, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Couch, Charles, labourer, 4th between Walnut and Chestnut
(1785) White, Esther, 4th between Walnut and Chestnut
CORNER OF 4TH AND CHESTNUT
(1785) #80 Chestnut Street, Todd, John
(1785) Tod, John, schoolmaster, corner of Chestnut and 4th
On one of the southern corners, almost certainly the southeastern based on the tavern
having been established to have been on the southwestern.
(1791) #35 S. 4th St., Paul, Jeremiah, schoolmaster
(1785) #81 Chestnut Street, McKensie, Widow
This is a guess; McKensie could have been between 4th and 5th, if Todd was at the
southwestern corner, though the presence of the Sign of the Seven Stars on that corner
tends to refute that theory. Still, it seems more likely that in such a central intersection (all four
corners are shown to have been built-on already in the 1762 map) both corners would have been
occupied, and these two occupying the southern corners dovetails better with that logic. If
Todd were on the southwestern corner there would have been a jump of four numbers to the east,
meaning no one occupied the southeastern corner in 1785.
(1785) #322 Chestnut Street, Howell, Elizabeth
(1785) Howell, Samuel, gentleman, corner of Chestnut and 4th
(1785) Howell, Mrs., gentlewoman, corner of Chestnut and 4th
On one of the northern corners.
(1785) #448 4th Street, McKinley, John
(1785) McKinley, John, sign Seven Stars, corner of Chestnut and 4th
On one of the western corners by the numbers, and on the southwestern corner based on
the fact that Raizer was the first listing in the 1790 census for the west side of 4th
Street in the Southern District, which began at Chestnut.
(1790 census) Raizer, John, tavern
(1791) #46 S. 4th St., Raser, John, innkeeper
(1791) #46 S. 4th St., Stewart, Charles, weaver
Raizer or Raser had one free black servant in the 1790 census.
BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND MARKET, EAST SIDE (going south)
(1791) #3 S. 4th St., Nichols, William, Esq., [Clerk of Orphans Court & City Sessions]
(1791) #3 S. 4th St., Shepherd, John, merchant taylor
(1791) #5 S. 4th St., Clinton, Ann, boardinghouse
(1791) #7 S. 4th St., Way, George, coach maker, also at 13 Greenleafe's Alley
(1785) #260, Marshall, William, reverend
(1785) Marshal, William, Reverend, minister, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #13 S. 4th St., Audibert, P.B., merchant
(1791) #13 S. 4th St., Bernard, Sarah, widow
(1785) #261, Thomson, James
(1785) Thompson, James, sign Indian Queen, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #15 S. 4th St., Thompson, James, innkeeper
The Indian Queen was one of the better taverns of the city. It was in existence by
1758 when the regimental surgeon (Lieutenant Rogers) of Forbes' Regiment lodged there during
that winter. It covered an area of 21 feet wide and 40 feet deep, and was a three-story brick
building, according to a 1767 insurance survey. It had five large rooms on the first floor
for parties, four of which could be joined to form two even larger rooms. It had 16 lodging
rooms on the second and third floors, with servants quarters in the garret, and two kitchens.
(Rum Punch and Revolution by Peter Thompson, p.59)
Constitutional delegate Fisher Ames lodged at the
Indian Queen tavern in Market Street upon his arrival in Philadelphia in early December of
1790, before moving on to Mrs. Sage's boardinghouse on N. Front St., and remarked on the
stage office being the place adjoining the tavern, where they dropped their baggage.
(1785) #262, Martin, John, tailor
(1785) Martin, John, taylor, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #17 S. 4th St., Martin, John, taylor
(1785) #263, Burchill, James
(1785) Burchall, James, grocer, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #19 S. 4th St., Letchworth, William, shopkeeper
(1791) #19 S. 4th St., Patton, George, printer
(1785) #264, Burchill, John
(1785) Burchall, John, cordwainer, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #21 S. 4th St., Smith, Sarah, shopkeeper
(1791) #21 S. 4th St., Langdon, Woodbury, Commissioner at the Office for Settling Accounts between the United States and Individual States, in list at end
(1785) #265, Friese, John
(1791) #23 S. 4th St., Keene, Joseph, currier
(1785) #266, Christen, Jeremiah
Cresson, Jeremiah, gentleman, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #25 S. 4th St., Cresson, Jeremiah, joiner
(1785) #267, Aimes, Worstley
(1791) #27 S. 4th St., Cottringer, James, officer of the customs
(1785) #268, Jones, Daniel
(1785) Jones, Daniel, Reverend, minister, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #29 S. 4th St., Inskeep, Joseph, schoolmaster
(1785) #269, Smith, John
(1791) #31 S. 4th St., Knorr, George, baker
(1785) #271, Jones, Samuel
(1785) Jones, Samuel, house carpenter, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #33 S. 4th St., Jones, Samuel, carpenter
BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND MARKET, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #450, Rogers, Benjamin
(1785) Rodgers, Benjamin, cordwainer, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #44 S. 4th St., Tucker, Edward, grocer
(1785) #451, Rutter, George, painter
(1791) #42 S. 4th St., Rutter, George, painter, also at 43 S. 5th St.
(1785) #452, Dickinson, Widow
(1785) Dickenson, Mrs., gentlewoman, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #40 S. 4th St., Davis, Joseph, currier
(1785) #453, Widowfield, John
(1785) Widdifield, John, house carpenter, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #38 S. 4th St., Dickenson, Morris, cordwainer
(1785) #454, Lynch, Edward
(1785) Lynch, Edward, clerk to the surveyor general's office, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #36 S. 4th St., Hayes, Mary, widow
(1785) #455, Portney, John
(1785) Poultney, John, ironmonger, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #34 S. 4th St., Kite, Joseph, sexton
(1785) #456, Lewis, Mereby
(1785) Clowes, Morribal, shopkeeper, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #32 S. 4th St., Sheed, William, cryer of the court of state
(1785) #457, Jones, Barbara
(1791) #30 S. 4th St., Brown, Francis, taylor
(1785) #458, vacant or residents would not give name
(1791) #28 S. 4th St., Hunt, Richard, hatter
(1791) #28 S. 4th St., Tybout & Hunt, hatters
(1785) #459, Scull, Benjamin
(1785) Scull, Benjamin, hatter, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #26 S. 4th St., Anderson, William, hairdresser
(1785) #460, Uhl &, Brown
(1785) Uhl and Brown, taylors, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #24 S. 4th St., Elder, David, taylor
(1785) #461, Johnson, Gersham
(1785) Johnston, Gershom, stagemaster, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #22 S. 4th St., Steel, Mary, spinster
(1791) #22 S. 4th St., Rogers, Benjamin, cordwainer
(1785) #462, Parker, J______
(1791) #20 S. 4th St., Parke, Thomas, doctor of physic
(1785) #463, McDonald & Kennedy, tailors
(1785) McDonnald and Kennedy, taylors, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #18 S. 4th St., McDonnald, William, taylor
(1785) #464, Haynes, Casper William
(1785) Haynes, Casper, hairdresser, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #16 S. 4th St., Haines, Caspar W., brewer
(1785) #465, Williams, Samuel
(1785) Williams, Samuel, cabinetmaker, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #12 S. 4th St., Williams, Samuel, joiner, also at 14 S. 4th St.
(1791) #14 S. 4th St., Williams, Samuel, joiner, also at 12 S. 4th St.
(1785) #467, Richardson, James
(1785) Richardson, James, cutler, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #10 S. 4th St., Martin, James, tavernkeeper, also at 8 S. 4th St.
(1785) #468, Hune & McFarland
(1785) Kennedy and McFarlane, taylors, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #8 S. 4th St., Martin, James, tavernkeeper, also at 10 S. 4th St.
(1785) #469, Anderson, William
(1785) Anderson, William, hairdresser, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #6 S. 4th St., Polk, Jehosophat, saddler
(1785) #470, Moses, Henry
(1785) Moses, Henry, sadler, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #4 S. 4th St., Moses, Henry, saddler
(1785) #471, Hogan, James
(1791) #2 S. 4th St., Westly, Jacob, baker
The following two listings have numbers higher than the theoretically final number for MacPherson's addresses for north-south streets, the southwestern corner with Market Street. They may be printer's errors for what street they lived on, what number house they had, or may be errors by MacPherson.
(1785) #482, Sheveb, Jacob
(1785) #577, Johnson, Richard
BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND MARKET, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Blake, William, labourer, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Care, John, saddle-tree maker, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Clarke, Peter, shopkeeper, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Clinecoff, John, flour merchant, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Eames, Worsley, major, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Errensellers, Jacob, druggist, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Gratz, Michael, merchant, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Hans, Michael, baker, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Haslaine, John, stonecutter, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Jones, Barberry, baker, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Jones, Rebecca, gentlewoman, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Park, Thomas, surgeon, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Patton, Robert, captain, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Perry, Martin, hair dresser, 4th between Chestnut and Market
(1785) Philips, John, tanner, 4th between Chestnut and Market
CORNER OF 4TH AND MARKET
(1785) #247, Sutter, Daniel
(1785) Sutter, Daniel, grocer, corner of Market and 4th
(1791) #5 N. 4th St., Sutter, Daniel, grocer
(1791) #3 N. 4th St., Sutter, Daniel, jun., currier
Based on the number, on the northeastern corner.
(1785) #249, Sickle, Lawrence
(1785) #251, Sickle, Lawrence
(1785) Sickle, Lawrence, grocer, corner of Market and 4th
(1785) #252, Grier, J. McCarter & Co.
(1785) #253, Gardiner, Joseph
(1785) #256, Gratz, Michael
Gratz, Michael and Bernard, merchant, corner of Market and 4th
(1785) #257, Clark, Peter
(1785) #259, New-York and Baltimore Stage-Office
(1785) Lee, Francis, innkeeper and every day stage to and from New York, corner of Market and 4th
Vanhorn, Edward, New York and Baltimore stage-office keeper, 4th between Chestnut and Market
By the numbering, this must have been at the southeastern corner. The listing of Vanhorn as
being on 4th between Chestnut and Market, plus the large number of listings for this
intersection, makes it seem likely that the stage office was part of the corner property, but
just along 4th Street to the south, not at the corner proper.
(1785) #472, Cooper, George
(1785) Cooper, George, breeches maker, corner of Market and 4th
Based on the numbering, on the southwestern corner.
(1785) Heyl, George, grocer, corner of Market and 4th
BETWEEN MARKET AND ARCH, EAST SIDE (going south)
(1785) #239, vacant or residents would not give name
(1791) #21 N. 4th St., Emely, Jabez, painter
(1785) #240, Fisher, Jeremiah
(1791) #19 N. 4th St., Johnson, William, cordwainer
(1785) #242, Ward, Susannah
(1785) Ward, Susannah, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #15 N. 4th St., Ward, Susannah, spinster
(1785) #243, Howell, Isaac, magistrate
(1785) Howell, Isaac, Esq., justice of the peace, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #13 N. 4th St., Dunlap, James, doctor of physic
(1785) #244, Jones, Richard
(1785) Jones, Richard, merchant, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #11 N. 4th St., Jones, Richard, board merchant
(1785) #245, Clark, Sarah
(1785) Clarke, Mrs., 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #9 N. 4th St., Clark, Sarah, widow
(1785) #246, Gratz, George
(1785) Gratz, George, breeches maker, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #7 N. 4th St., Grotz, George, breeches maker
BETWEEN MARKET AND ARCH, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #2, Price, Jonathan
(1785) Price, Jonathan, gentleman, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #2 N. 4th St., Morrell, Robert, house carpenter
(1785) #4, Ashton, Widow
(1785) Ashton, Mary, schoolmistress, 4th between Market and Arch
(1785) #7, Perry, Martin, barber
(1791) #10 N. 4th St., Peerey, Martin, barber
(1785) #8, Hilbourn, Joseph
(1785) Hillburn, Joseph, merchant, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #12 N. 4th St., Hilbourn, Joseph, gentleman
(1785) #10, Moralt, Casper
(1791) #14 N. 4th St., Foulke, Amos, merchant
(1785) #11, Dectry, Christian
(1791) #16 N. 4th St., Aston, George, merchant
(1785) #13, Shoemaker, Michael
(1785) Shoemaker, Michael, cordwainer, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #18 N. 4th St., Laire, William, innkeeper
(1785) #14, Wall, Casper
(1785) Wall, Casper, skinner, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #20 N. 4th St., Cremor, Edith, widow
(1785) #15, Jones, David
(1791) #22 N. 4th St., Singer, Emanuel, currier
(1785) #16, Warner, John
(1785) Warner, John, ivory turner, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #24 N. 4th St., Ritter, Henry, baker
(1791) #24 N. 4th St., Wall, Caspar, skindresser
(1785) #17, Kerr, John
(1791) #26 N. 4th St., Coltman, Sarah, midwife
(1791) #26 N. 4th St., Jones, Rebecca, widow
(1785) #18, Dehaven, Henry
(1791) #28 N. 4th St., Warner, John, whalebone cutter
(1785) #19, Ehrnzellar, Jacob
(1791) #30 N. 4th St., Poulson, Zachariah, jun., printer & librarian
(1785) #21, Olifant, William, Master of the Free School
(1791) #32 N. 4th St., Care, John, saddle-tree maker
(1791) #32 N. 4th St., Cole, Robert, cordwainer
(1791) #32 N. 4th St., McCluer, James, cordwainer
(1785) #22, Davison, James, Rector of the University
(1785) Davidson, James, Reverend, minister, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #34 N. 4th St., Ehrenzeller, Jacob, innkeeper
(1785) #23, Patterson, Robert, professor of the University
(1785) Patterson, Robert, professor of mathematics at the University, 4th between Market and Arch
(1791) #38 N. 4th St., Davidson, James, professor of Humanity College
BETWEEN MARKET AND ARCH, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Dowling, Kearns, cabinetmaker, 4th between Market and Arch
(1785) Friez, John, taylor, 4th between Market and Arch
(1785) Ginnis, Margaret, 4th between Market and Arch
(1785) Heyl, George, shopkeeper, 4th between Market and Arch
(1785) Stiallon, John, shopkeeper, 4th between Market and Arch
CORNER OF 4TH AND ARCH
(1785) #24, Ewing, John
(1785) Ewing, John, Reverend, minister, corner of Arch and 4th
On the southwestern corner.
(1791) #40 N. 4th St., Rogers, William, D.D., provost of E. and O. college
(1785) #25, Clemmens, Jacob (by implication of #24)
(1791) #42 N. 4th St., Heller, Joseph, innkeeper
(1785) #235, Kepley, Catharine
(1785) Keppelle, Mrs., gentlewoman, corner of Arch and 4th
(1791) #25 N. 4th St., Greiner, Frederick, taylor
(1785) #237, De Bernard (by implication of #235)
(1791) #23 N. 4th St., Hilmer, Jacob, barber
The southeastern corner of 4th and Arch was and is occupied by the land of the Quakers; in 1785 it was their cemetery. In 1804 the Arch Street Meeting was constructed in the middle of the plot, where it still stands.
(1785) Boinod, Daniel, bookseller, corner of Arch and 4th
(1785) Riffitts, Tilbiet, innkeeper, corner of Arch and 4th
BETWEEN ARCH AND RACE, EAST SIDE (going south)
(1785) #221, Denzell, John
(1791) #41 N. 4th St., Snowhill, Mary, widow
(1785) #222, Evans, Rowland
(1785) Evans, Rowland, conveyancer, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #39 N. 4th St., Nourse, Joseph, Esq., register of the treasury of the United States
(1785) #223, Darragh, John
(1791) #37 N. 4th St., Biddle, William M., clerk in the comptrollers office of the United States
(1791) #37 N. 4th St., Vanderin, Susannah, boardinghouse
(1785) #225, Knorr, John
(1791) #35 N. 4th St., Middleton, Sarah, huckster
(1785) #226, Guy, Jacob
(1791) #33 N. 4th St., Leech, Peter, labourer
(1785) #227, Nagel, Rudolph
(1785) Nagell, Rudolph, hairdresser, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #31 N. 4th St., Nagel, Rudolph, barber
(1785) #228, Creiner, Frederick
(1785) Griener, Frederick, taylor, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #29 N. 4th St., Femmester, John, comb maker
(1785) #229, vacant or residents would not give name
(1785) #230, Pratt, Henry
(1791) #27 N. 4th St., Smith, Frederick, Reverend, minister of the Lutheran congregation
(1785) #231, Wooly, Sebastian
(1785) Sebastin, _______, gentleman, 4th between Arch and Race
The alignment of these two listings is not certain, but is very possible, given the uncertainty
of White's listing, who did juxtapose other names in his hurried Directory.
BETWEEN ARCH AND RACE, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #27, Frits, John
(1785) Fritz, John, taylor, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #44 N. 4th St., Fritz, John, taylor
(1785) #28, Kughn, John
(1791) #46 N. 4th St., Kuhn, Jacob, barber
(1791) #46 N. 4th St., Ashton, Mary, widow
(1785) #29, Rachon, David
(1791) #48 N. 4th St., Littenger, Samuel, baker
(1785) #30, Culeman, Adam
(1785) Colman, Adam, cordwainer, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #50 N. 4th St., Van Lasher, John, innkeeper
(1785) #31, Lash, John
(1785) #32, Rheiner, George
(1785) Reinhardt, George, grocer, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #52 N. 4th St., Reinhart, George, stable keeper
(1791) #52 N. 4th St., Office for Settling Accounts Between the United States and Individual States,
(1785) #34, Moore, William
(1785) Moore, William, gentleman, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #54 N. 4th St., Heck, George, cooper
(1791) #56 N. 4th St., Huston, Mary, widow
(1785) #35, Creyner, Jacob
(1791) #58 N. 4th St., Greiner, Jacob, blacksmith
(1785) #36, Earl, John
(1785) Earl, John, captain, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #60 N. 4th St., Helmuth, Henry, Reverend D.D., minister of the German Lutheran congregation
(1785) #37, Bringhust, George
(1785) Bringhurst, George, coach maker, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #64 N. 4th St., Martin, George, innkeeper
(1785) #40, Ruse, Jacob
(1785) Rees, Jacob, stocking weaver, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #66 N. 4th St., Shike, Jacob, blacksmith
(1785) #42, Gamble, Widow
(1785) Gamble, Mary, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #68 N. 4th St., Gamble, Mary, widow
(1785) #43, Smith, John A. Myser
(1785) Messersmith, John, tinplate worker, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #70 N. 4th St., Jackson, Anthony, labourer
(1785) #44, no listing
(1791) #72 N. 4th St., Lang, James, ropemaker
(1785) #45, no listing
(1791) #74 N. 4th St., McDowell, Patrick, turner
(1785) #46, Thomson, John
(1785) Thompson, John, potter, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #76 N. 4th St., Thompson, John, potter
(1785) #47, Dawson, Daniel, whitesmith
(1785) Dawson, Daniel, whitesmith, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #78 N. 4th St., Dawson, Daniel, whitesmith
(1785) #48, Burkenbine, George
(1785) Barkenburn, George, carter, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #80 N. 4th St., Berckenbine, George, baker
(1785) #49, Dowling, Kines
(1791) #82 N. 4th St., Knies, Christopher, taylor
(1785) #50, Shright, Philip
(1785) Stride, Philip, stocking weaver, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #84 N. 4th St., Shrit, Philip, yeoman
(1785) #51, Barthoe, William
(1785) Bartowe, William, skinner, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #86 N. 4th St., Bartho, William, labourer
(1785) #52, Evans, Isaiah
(1785) Evans, Isaiah, plasterer, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #88 N. 4th St., Weaver, Adam, breeches maker
(1785) #53, Leghorn, John
(1791) #90 N. 4th St., Trimble, Francis
(1785) #54, Scott, Samuel
(1785) Scot, Samuel, house carpenter, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #92 N. 4th St., Bunner, Jacob, custom-house officer
(1785) #55, Nagel, Henry
(1791) #94 N. 4th St., Lauck, John, cedar cooper
(1785) #56, Leech, Peter
(1785) Leach, Peter, shopkeeper, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #96 N. 4th St., Witman, Samuel, painter
(1785) #57, Roodle, John
(1785) Rodno, John, flour broker, 4th between Arch and Race
(1791) #98 N. 4th St., no listing
BETWEEN ARCH AND RACE, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Ballaberger, Jacob, broker, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Bassadee, Lewis, shopkeeper, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Boerhave, Martin, butcher, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Boyd, Andrew, house carpenter, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Christie, James, potter, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Clingham, Charles, porter, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Creslor, Adam, innkeeper, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Fisher, Jeremiah, grocer, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Frybogger, John, butcher, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Giegor, Jacob, sadler, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Graff, John, shopkeeper, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Greenwood, Joseph, gentleman, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Grinnson, John, blacksmith, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Justice, George, bricklayer, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Knox, George, baker, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Lalor, Henry, hatter, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Levi, Abraham, gentleman, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Lewis, Catharine, shopkeeper, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Morrison, Peter, gentleman, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Nail, Henry, shopkeeper, 4th between Arch and Race
(1785) Smith, Mr., minister, 4th between Arch and Race
CORNER OF 4TH AND RACE
(1785) #58, Mindz, William
(1785) Mentz, William, bookbinder, corner of Race and 4th
(1791) #100 N. 4th St., Lloyd, Nicholas, joiner
(1785) #60, Kugler, Charles
(1785) Kugler, Charles, sign Seven Stars, corner of Race and 4th
(1785) Kneer, Henry, sign Seven Stars, corner of Race and 4th
(1785) #217, vacant or residents would not give name (by implication of #218)
(1791) #45 N. 4th St., Baldwin, Matthew, Esq., attorney at law
(1791) #45 N. 4th St., Darragh, Henry, boardinghouse
(1785) #218, Keely, Matthias
(1785) Kelly, Matthias, grocer, corner of Race and 4th
By the numbering, on the southeastern corner.
(1791) #43 N. 4th St., Dickhaut, John, teacher
(1785) Darroch, John, sadler, corner of Race and 4th
(1785) Gunckle, Michael, grocer, corner of Race and 4th
(1785) Inskip, John, merchant, corner of Race and 4th
BETWEEN RACE AND VINE, EAST SIDE (going south)
(1785) #199, Frantz, Jacob
(1791) #81 N. 4th St., Frantz, Jacob, carriage & horse keeper
(1785) #201, Lawyer, Christian
(1791) #77 N. 4th St., Dady, Jeremiah, house carpenter
(1791) #77 N. 4th St., Fox, Adam, cordwainer
(1791) #77 N. 4th St., Trost, Martin, brass founder
(1791) #77 N. 4th St., Weber, John Jost, shopkeeper
(1791) #77 N. 4th St., Young, Ann, widow
(1785) #202, Waggoner, Adam
(1785) Waggoner, Adam, stocking weaver, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #75 N. 4th St., Sipps, Michael, labourer
(1791) #73 N. 4th St., Mayer, Henry, brick maker
(1785) #206, Pennor, William
(1785) Penno, William, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #67 N. 4th St., Runner, Lewis, butcher
(1785) #208, Ogden, Hugh
(1791) #65 N. 4th St., Ogden, Hugh, coach maker
(1785) #209, Miller, John
(1791) #63 N. 4th St., Miller, John, blacksmith
(1791) #63 N. 4th St., Miller, George, labourer
(1785) #210, Walter, Peter
Also see #212.
(1791) #61 N. 4th St., Bearley, Henry, mason
(1791) #61 N. 4th St., Walter, Peter, cordwainer
(1785) #211, Halfline, John
(1791) #59 N. 4th St., Haefflin, John, stone cutter
(1791) #59 N. 4th St., Geyer, Baltzer, taylor
(1791) #59 N. 4th St., Reiffschneider, John, grocer
(1785) #212, Walters, Peter
(1785) Walters, Peter, jun., cordwainer, 4th between Race and Vine
Also see #210.
(1791) #55 N. 4th St., Allen, Samuel, brewer, also at 57 N. 4th St.
(1791) #57 N. 4th St., Allen, Samuel, brewer, also at 55 N. 4th St.
(1785) #214, Gregson, John
(1785) Gregson, James, brewer, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #53 N. 4th St., Hampton, James, schoolmaster
(1791) #53 N. 4th St., Hicks, Elizabeth, widow
(1791) #53 N. 4th St., Jones, Elizabeth, seamstress
(1791) #47 N. 4th St., Lehman, William, taylor
BETWEEN RACE AND VINE, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #61, Cloody, Abraham
(1785) Clandinkt, Abraham, shopkeeper, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) #63, Snyder, Jacob
(1791) #106 N. 4th St., Clapp, John, blacksmith
(1785) #65, Fryberg, John
(1791) #108 N. 4th St., Greble, John, cedar cooper
(1785) #66, Hammond, Widow
(1785) Hammond, Elizabeth, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #110 N. 4th St., Hammond, Elizabeth, widow
(1785) #67, Wilson, James
(1791) #112 N. 4th St., Lawyer, Christian, porter
(1785) #68, Levy, Abraham
(1791) #114 N. 4th St., Green, Thomas, house carpenter
(1791) #114 N. 4th St., Snyder, William, wire maker
(1785) #69, Boyce, Andrew
(1791) #116 N. 4th St., Donaldson, Joseph, merchant
(1785) #70, Robinson, William
(1785) Robinson, William, house carpenter, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #118 N. 4th St., North, Caleb, grocer
(1785) #71, Titmus, Samuel
(1785) Titmus, Samuel, sign Rising Sun, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #120 N. 4th St., Penington, Isaac, sugar refiner
(1785) #72, Cressman, Andrew
(1785) Cressmon, Adam, cabinetmaker, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #122 N. 4th St., Kressman, Andrew, cabinetmaker
(1785) #73, Creass, John
(1785) #74, Wickerley, George
(1785) Wickerly, George, brass founder, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) #75, Greble, John
(1785) Grebler, John, cedar cooper, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #124 N. 4th St., Graff, John, shopkeeper
(1785) #76, Rine, Adam
(1785) #77, Minnick, Michael
(1785) Minne, Michael, taylor, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) #78, Carrol, William
(1785) #79, Wirt, Philip
(1785) Wirte, Philip, shopkeepers, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) #80, Vanhorn, Robert
(1785) Vanhorn, Robert, gentleman, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #128 N. 4th St., Edenborn, Jacob, currier
(1785) #81, Bunner, John
(1785) #81, Runner, John
(1785) Runner, John, butcher, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #126 N. 4th St., Runner, John, butcher
(1791) #126 N. 4th St., Martin, Herman, baker
(1791) #130 N. 4th St., Albright, Catharine, widow
(1791) #132 N. 4th St., Fimple, Jacob, taylor
(1791) #132 N. 4th St., Roberts, Israel, labourer
(1791) #132 N. 4th St., Watson, John, carver and gilder
(1791) #132 N. 4th St., Westfall, Ferdinand, schoolmaster
(1791) #134 N. 4th St., Baker, Christina, milk woman
(1791) #134 N. 4th St., Baker, Henry, butcher
(1791) #136 N. 4th St., Higgins, Samuel, labourer
(1785) #89, May, Adam
(1785) May, Adam, baker, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #138 N. 4th St., Reisser, Jacob, tinman
(1785) #90, Shoms, Barney
(1785) Shoemo, Barney, cedar cooper, 4th between Race and Vine
(1791) #140 N. 4th St., Shomo, Bernard, cedar cooper
(1791) #140 N. 4th St., Pine, Charles, stocking weaver
(1785) #91, Chevalier, Widow (by implication of proximity of number to #90, and the jump in numbers
thereafter to #125.
(1791) #142 N. 4th St., no listing
BETWEEN RACE AND VINE, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Branstadt, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Care, Barnet, hair dresser, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Carter, William, shopkeeper, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Diegell, John, druggist, 4th between Race and Arch
(1785) Fresmuch, Daniel, baker, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Griffirs, Samuel, house carpenter, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Guyger, Jacob, taylor, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Lahn, Jacob, translator of the French, German and English languages and keeps the German
circulating library, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Long, Jacob, clerk, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) McCrea, Ann, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Naglee, Henry, cordwainer, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Pratt, Henry, merchant, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Stillan, Henry, plasterer, 4th between Race and Vine
(1785) Teare, George, shopkeeper, 4th between Race and Vine
CORNER OF 4TH AND VINE
(1785) #198, Heissheiser, Lewis
(1785) Heesshafen, Lewis, merchant, corner of Vine and 4th
Because of the jump in numbering from #91 to #125, and from #162 to this address, #198, I
believe #198 was on one of the eastern corners of 4th and Vine. The listing on Vine Street
makes it clear that it was on one of the southern corners.
(1791) #83 N. 4th St., Schweickart, Frederick, wine dealer
(1791) #83 N. 4th St., Shinckle, John, labourer
Alignment is based on continuation of numbering to the south.
BEYOND VINE TO THE NORTH:
(1785) #125, Hutz, Widow
(1785) #147, Stock, Philip
(1785) #148, Bordley, George
(1785) #160, Hinckle, Henry
(1785) #162, Merriott, Thomas
(1791) #162 N. 4th St., Haller, Philip, cedar cooper
(1791) #162 N. 4th St., Harman, John, baker
(1791) #162 N. 4th St., Tryer, Peter, breeches maker
(1791) #164 N. 4th St., Roth, Adam, porter
(1791) #164 N. 4th St., Waggoner, Adam, porter
(1791) #166 N. 4th St., Bennett, Rosanna, huckster shop
(1791) #166 N. 4th St., Gribble, Mary, widow
(1791) #166 N. 4th St., Kraus, Michael, butcher
(1791) #166 N. 4th St., Patton, James, carter
1791 DIRECTORY: BETWEEN VINE AND CALLOWHILL
(1791) N. 4th St., Andrews, John, D.D.P.R. & B.L. Col. College
(1791) N. 4th St., Baggs, John, labourer, between Vine and Callowhill Sts, Northern Liberties
(1791) N. 4th St., Burckhart, Peter, carpenter, between Vine and Callowhill Sts, Northern Liberties
(1791) N. 4th St., Fenton, William, tutor [at the] academy
(1791) N. 4th St., Johnson, Samuel, house carpenter, between Vine and Callowhill Sts, Northern Liberties
(1791) N. 4th St., Jones, Catharine, widow, between Vine and Callowhill Sts, Northern Liberties
(1791) N. 4th St., Siddons, William, house carpenter, between Vine and Callowhill Sts, Northern Liberties
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