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The Philadelphia Directory
The Philadelphia Directory
: A rooming house at 5th and Market streets, Philadelphia (Philadelphia Directory for 1785), conducted by Mrs. Mary House. Here Madison roomed, as did Floyd and his daughters. Among the ladies
...good.” By May 1781 Scot had moved to Philadelphia, where he advertised himself as “Late Engraver to the State of Virginia.” His name is listed with various addresses in the Philadelphia directories from 1785 to 1822. On 30 December 1793 President Washington, with the approval of the Senate, appointed him engraver to the recently established United States mint—a position which he...
...whom TJ lodged in Philadelphia in 1782 and 1783, and brother of his much-admired friend Mrs. Eliza House Trist, was a merchant who kept a shop on Chestnut Street between Second and Third (Philadelphia Directory for 1785; letters of House to TJ in 1784–1785). House may have imported, or planned to import, some English copying presses of the kind recently patented by James Watt. The result of...
Philadelphia Directory
Jared Ingersoll, a Philadelphia lawyer and attorney general of Pennsylvania, is the only Ingersoll listed in the Philadelphia directory for this year.John Leamy is listed in the Philadelphia directory as “Agent for his Catholic Majesty.”
An entry in the Philadelphia Directory for 1791 reads: “Allen Mrs. gentlewoman, 155 Chestnut Street.”
The Philadelphia Directory
Philadelphia Directory,