Most of these listings do not match up, and so the block assignments of those that do not should be taken with a grain of salt; they are mostly based on numerical proximity to matched-up listings and jumps in numbering.
BETWEEN SPRUCE AND WALNUT, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Lumsden, Robert, wood corder, 7th between Spruce and Walnut
CORNER OF 7TH AND WALNUT
No listings.
BETWEEN WALNUT AND CHESTNUT
No listings.
CORNER OF 7TH AND CHESTNUT
(1785) Campbell, William, harness maker, corner of Chestnut and 7th
(1785) Smith, John, carpenter, corner of Chestnut and 7th
BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND MARKET, EAST SIDE (going south)
(1785) #161, Hilseimer, Jacob
(1785) Hiltzheimer, Jacob, livery stable, 7th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #1 S. 7th St., Hiltzheimer, Jacob, Esq.
Jacob Hiltzheimer was one of the few 18th-century Philadelphians of the "middling sort"--
that is, the artisans that formed what we might call today the middle class-- to have left a
diary. This book, edited by Jacob Parsons, was published as Extracts from the Diary
of Jacob Hiltzheimer of Philadelphia, 1765-1798. Philadelphia: William F. Fell & Co.,
1893. Hiltzheimer was also listed by MacPherson at #1 Heltzheimer's Alley, which was probably
a private alley on Hiltzheimer's 7th Street property.
(1785) #167, Stock, John
(1791) #11 S. 7th St., Stock, John, painter
(1791) #11 S. 7th St., Robinson, John, butcher
(1785) #168, Heron, David
(1785) #168, Iheron, David
(1791) #13 S. 7th St., Sutton, Sarah, widow
(1785) #169, Shrier, Martin
(1791) #15 S. 7th St., Shrener, Hannah, widow
BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND MARKET, WEST SIDE (going north)
(1785) #187, Shoemaker, Isaac
(1785) #188, Eddlestone, Lawrence
(1785) Hidleston, Lawrence, blacksmith, 7th between Chestnut and Market
(1791) #14 S. 7th St., Eddleston, Lawrence, blacksmith
(1791) #8 S. 7th St., Scarrett, John, labourer
(1785) #191, Hart, Henry
(1791) #6 S. 7th St., Hart, Michael, labourer
(1785) #192, Walker, John
(1785) #198, Watkins, William
(1785) #200, Stuetz, Mr.
(1791) #2 S. 7th St., Young, Charles, taylor
This was not at the southwestern corner, which was occupied in 1791 by James Wilson, Esq.
BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND MARKET, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Smith, John, breeches maker, 7th between Chestnut and Market
CORNER OF 7TH AND MARKET
(1785) #1, McCullogh, Widow
(1785) McCullough, Mrs., corner of Market and 7th
By the numbering, on the northwestern corner.
(1785) #156, Briney, George
(1785) Branning, George, blacksmith, corner of Market and 7th
(1791) #1 N. 7th St., Claphamson, Samuel, joiner, also at 265 High St.
By the numbering, on the northeastern corner.
(1785) #159, Rash, Nicholas
(1785) Rash, Nicholas, grocer, corner of Market and 7th
By the numbering, on the southeastern corner.
(1785) #201, Dunlap, John
By the numbering, this was the southwestern corner. This would have been the Jacob Graff
house, where Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence. According to the
then-prevailing historic-preservation theory, the house, which was demolished in 1883, was
rebuilt.
(1785) Roush, Francis, hair dresser, corner of Market and 7th
BETWEEN MARKET AND ARCH, EAST SIDE
(1785) #130, Evans, Daniel
(1791) #43 N. 7th St., no listing
(1785) #131, West, John
(1791) #41 N. 7th St., Gillon, John, stone cutter
(1785) #134, Carson, Andrew
(1785) Carson, Andrew, grocer, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #39 N. 7th St., Rummell, George, porter
(1785) #135, Stow, Lazarus
(1785) Stow, Lazarus, cordwainer, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #37 N. 7th St., Trunk, Daniel, house carpenter
(1785) #137, Humphreys, Whitehead
(1785) Humphries, Whitehead, distiller, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #33 N. 7th St., Bartling, Conrad, carpenter
(1791) #33 N. 7th St., Moore, Charles, doctor of physic
(1785) #138, Crumby, Jacob
(1791) #31 N. 7th St., Kramler, Jacob, labourer
(1785) #139, Shubart, Michael
(1785) Shubart, Michael, distiller, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #29 N. 7th St., Shubart, Michael, distiller
(1785) #140, Henneizer, Jacob
(1791) #25 N. 7th St., Henhizer, Jacob, carpenter
(1785) #141, Baker, Jacob
(1791) #23 N. 7th St., Baker, Jacob, baker
(1785) #142, Keeble, John
(1785) Keble, John, gentleman, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #21 N. 7th St., Keble, John, clerk in the office of the receiver general of the land office
(1791) #21 N. 7th St., Rugg, John, gentleman
(1785) #146, Robinson, John
(1791) #5 N. 7th St., Croto, John, labourer
(1791) #5 N. 7th St., Keyser, Christian, blacksmith
(1791) #5 N. 7th St., Kickell, John, blacksmith
(1785) #148, vacant or residents would not give name
(1785) Evans, Daniel, cordwainer, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #3 N. 7th St., Pearson, James, house carpenter
BETWEEN MARKET AND ARCH, WEST SIDE
(1785) #7, no listing
(1791) #6 N. 7th St., Gross, Frederick, tobacconist
(1785) #8, Marker, Andrew
(1791) #8 N. 7th St., Reed, Ann, widow
(1785) #9, Loudhon, Widow
(1785) Snowden, Mrs., 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #10 N. 7th St., Walker, Clement, painter
(1785) #10, Kinck, Casper
(1785) Rentch, Casper, shoemaker, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #12 N. 7th St., Clinch, Caspar, labourer
(1785) #12, Stiniker, Justice
(1785) Strarringers, Justice, labourer, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #14 N. 7th St., Turringer, Justus, cooper
This man may hold the record for the most-misspelled surname in 18th century Philadelphia.
(1785) #13, Derry, Widow
(1791) #16 N. 7th St., Bell, William, stone cutter
(1785) #14 or #15, no listing
(1791) #18 N. 7th St., Cochran, Jane, schoolmistress
(1785) #16, Hazleton, Isaiah
(1785) Hazelton, Isaiah, blacksmith, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #20 N. 7th St., Spence, Ann, schoolmistress
(1785) #17, Sharp, Daniel
(1785) Sharp, Daniel, innkeeper, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #22 N. 7th St., Sharp, Catharine, beerhouse
BETWEEN MARKET AND ARCH, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Chitzs, Michael, labourer, 7th between Market and Arch
(1785) Isenhowan, Jacob, carter, 7th between Market and Arch
(1785) Keylar, William, gentleman, 7th between Market and Arch
CORNER OF 7TH AND ARCH
(1785) #127, Allardice, Joseph
(1785) Allerdice, Joseph, dyer, corner of Arch and 7th
(1785) #128, Rittenhouse, David, State Treasurer
(1785) Rittenhouse, David, state treasurer, corner of Arch and 7th
(1785) Dick, Godfrey, labourer, corner of Arch and 7th
Probably the same "Godfrey Derck, labourer" who was at #44 N. 7th, just to the north,
in 1791.
(1785) Garrigues, Conrade, soap boiler, corner of Arch and 7th
(1785) Huelling, Jonathan, house carpenter, corner of Arch and 7th
(1785) Philips, Isaac, house carpenter, corner of Arch and 7th
(1785) Sickle, William, corner of Arch and 7th
(1785) Stow, Mrs., corner of Arch and 7th
BETWEEN ARCH AND RACE, EAST SIDE
(1785) #126, Stervey, Peter
BETWEEN ARCH AND RACE, WEST SIDE
(1785) #23, Kitts, George
(1785) Kitts, George, butcher, 7th between Market and Arch
(1791) #34 N. 7th St., Kitts, Jacob, tallowchandler
(1785) #24, Shaup, Widow
(1791) #36 N. 7th St., Katts, Michael, skindresser
(1785) #25, Bartling, Conrad
(1785) Bartling, Conrade, house carpenter, 7th between Arch and Race
Had moved to the other side of the street by 1791.
(1791) #38 N. 7th St., no listing.
(1791) #44 N. 7th St., Derck, Godfrey, labourer
BETWEEN ARCH AND RACE, UNKNOWN SIDE
CORNER OF 7TH AND RACE
(1785) Sheridan, Paul, blacksmith, corner of Race and 7th
BETWEEN RACE AND VINE, EAST SIDE
(1785) #115, Rencher, Thomas
(1791) #45 N. 7th St., Woodside, John, gentleman
(1791) #47 N. 7th St., Johns, Elizabeth, widow
(1785) #117, Heyler, Sebastian
(1785) Heylor, Sebastain, biscuit baker, 7th between Race and Vine
(1791) #49 N. 7th St., Parkenson, Thomas, taylor
(1785) #119, Powel, Samuel
(1785) Powell, Samuel, house carpenter, 7th between Race and Vine
(1785) #120, Ashton, Widow
(1785) Ashton, Rebecca, 7th between Race and Vine
(1791) #55 N. 7th St., Ashton, Rebecca, widow
(1791) #57 N. 7th St., Knox, William, clerk
(1791) #59 N. 7th St., Eddleman, John, labourer
(1791) #61 N. 7th St., Ashton, John, house carpenter
(1791) #65 N. 7th St., Martin, John, clerk
BETWEEN RACE AND VINE, WEST SIDE
(1785) #33, Sommers, Martin
(1791) #46 N. 7th St., Sommers, Martin, labourer
(1785) #34, no listing
(1791) #48 N. 7th St., Karling, George, labourer
(1785) #35, Clawges, Daniel
(1785) Claugs, Daniel, painter, 7th between Race and Vine
(1791) #50 N. 7th St., Clawges, Daniel, painter
(1785) #36, Powel, Frederick
(1785) Powell, Frederick, 7th between Race and Vine
(1791) #52 N. 7th St., no listing
(1785) #38, vacant or residents would not give name
(1791) #54 N. 7th St., no listing
(1785) #41, Inscape, John
(1785) Inskipp, John, labourer, 7th between Race and Vine
(1791) #56 N. 7th St., Inskeep, John, well digger
(1785) #42, Lewis, Richard
(1791) #58 N. 7th St., no listing
(1785) #43, vacant or residents would not give name
(1791) #60 N. 7th St., no listing
(1791) #64 N. 7th St., Wood, Mary, widow
(1791) #66 N. 7th St., Fisher, Margaret, widow
(1791) #72 N. 7th St., Sist, Thomas, plaisterer
(1791) #74 N. 7th St., Leveston, James, carpenter
(1791) #76 N. 7th St., Ryall, Isaac, cordwainer
(1791) #78 N. 7th St., Smith, Frederick, baker
(1791) #80 N. 7th St., Loyd, Nicholas, blacksmith
(1791) #84 N. 7th St., Shaffer, Jacob, cordwainer
(1791) #86 N. 7th St., Bergemeyer, Daniel, cordwainer
(1791) #88 N. 7th St., Johnson, Robert, clerk
After #43 the numbers jump to #84, below.
BETWEEN RACE AND VINE, UNKNOWN SIDE
(1785) Carlin, Jonathan, labourer, 7th between Race and Vine
(1785) Morsell, Joseph, printer, 7th between Race and Vine
(1785) Richardson, Mrs., 7th between Race and Vine
(1785) Serne, Samuel, house carpenter, 7th between Race and Vine
BEYOND VINE TO THE NORTH
(1785) #84, vacant or residents would not give name