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DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF CHICAGO,
FROM AUGUST TO DECEMBER, 1843.
Bond, James - Byrnes,
Michael
Bond, James, house painter, bds City Refectory, 17 Dearborn
Boone, Levi Day, physician, 63 Clark, res 106 State
[14th mayor, died January 24, 1882, aged 74-1-16.
Boorman, John, wagon maker, Franklin
[died, Delavan, O., August 12, 1884, aged __
Booth, Daniel, carpenter, cor Jefferson and W. Washington
[died, Jefferson, Ill., August 22, 1894, aged __
Boston Market, cor Lake and Wells, Clybourn & Hovey, props
Bostwick, George M., bartender, Illinois Exchange
Botsford, I., tailor, Wells, bet Randolph and Washington
Botsford, Jabez Kent (B. & Beers), 109 Lake, res 171 Wabash ave
[died June 8, 1887, aged 75.
Botsford & Beers, stoves, hardware, etc., 109 Lake
Bowas, John, drayman, res South Water, bet State and Wabash ave
Bowen, Charles Henry, apprentice, Democrat, res Henry Bowen
[resides Crawfordsville, Ind.
Bowen, Erastus (B. & Cole), res 40 Michigan ave
[died, Aurora, Kane Co., Ill
Bowen, Erastus Selden [veterinary surgeon] [died Oct. 19, 1883, a. 69.
Bowen, Henry, carriage maker, res State
[died, Fulton Co., O., 1883, aged 76.
Bowen & Cole, dry goods and groceries, 86 Lake
Bowes, John P., John Gage's mill, res Clinton, bet Adams & Jackson
Bowman, Ariel, bookseller and publisher, res 129 Dearborn, n.-e. cor
Madison
[died July 3, 1844, aged 58.
Bowman, Henry, druggist, bds Ariel Bowman
[now living in Oakland, California
Bowmaster, William, cabinet maker, John B. Weir
Boyce, Augustus D., druggist, Leroy M. Boyce, bds Daniel B. Heartt
Boyce, Leroy Merrick, wholesale and retail druggist and apothecary,
119 Lake (Peck & B.), bds E. W. Willard [d. July 23, 1849, a. 33 1/2.
Boyer [Snowhook], Mrs. Elizabeth, [wid. of John K., d. Mch. 12, 1843,
a. 52 1/4], boarding house, 153 South Water, 4 doors west of Clark
[died June 29, 1870, aged 78.
Boyer, James A., ship-caulker, bds Mrs. Boyer [d. Oct. 9, 1866, a. 41.
Boyer, Dr. Valentine Aurand, justice-of-the-peace, 55 Clark, bds Mrs.
J. K. Boyer [died May 11, 1890, aged 76 1/3
Boyington, Charles H., captain schooner Charlotte, res Indiana, bet,
Pine and Sand
Boyland, William, carpenter, Van Buren, bet Clark and Wells
Boynton, Samuel, carpenter, res 147 W. Kinzie [d. Aug. 1882, a. _
Boyrs, John, land-office, W. Washington
Bracken, John (B. & Tuller), res Wabash ave
Bracken & Tuller, dry goods and groceries, 161,Lake
Brackett, William W., editor and proprietor Chicago Express, 92 Lake,
bds American Temperance House
Bradley, Asa Foster, city and county surveyor, res cor Dearborn and
Washington [died, Maplewood, Ill., Feb. 26, 1892, aged 80-1-17.
Bradley, Bristol, dentist, s.-w. cor Clark and Lake, bds Mrs Merriam
Bradley, Cyrus Parker, clerk, Horace Norton & Co., res 218 Madison,
bet Wells and Franklin [died March 6, 1865, aged 45 1/2.
Bradley, David, plow maker, Asahel Pierce, blacksmith
Bradley, David Morrill, printer, Democrat office, res 16.Quincy
[died September 6, 1857, aged 40.
Bradley, Joseph, clerk, William H. Adams & Co.
Bradley, Timothy Mathew, check-clerk, Horace Norton & Co., bds
[died September 30, 1890, aged 641/2.
Brady, George, constable, res near N. Clark and N. Water [d. 1860.
Brady, Michael, blacksmith, N. Water, res s.-e. cor Indiana and N.
LaSalle [murdered, May 29, 1852, a. --
Brainard, Daniel, physician, prof. Rush Medical College, 51 Clark,
bds City Hotel [died October 10, 1866, aged 54 1/2.
Braise, Mrs., dressmaker and tailoress, N. Water near Wolcott
Brand, Alexander (Murray & B.), res 35-7 Cass, s.-e. cor Illinois
[died, Aberdeen, Scotland, March 24, 1876, aged 65.
Brayton, H. H., physician, res and office, 119 Clark
Breen, John, packer, Arthur G. Burley & Co.
Breese, Robert Bush, clerk, James Hervey, res N. Clark near Kinzie
Brewster, Elijah, carpenter, Jefferson
Bridges, Thomas Ball, carpenter, W. Lake, 4th Ward
[died, Oak Park, Cook Co., Ill., February 17, 1887, aged 75.
Briggs, Benjamin, wagon maker, Adams west of LaSalle
Briggs, Jeremiah, mason, res south of Adams, west of Clark
Brinckerhoff, John, physician, 49 Clark, chequered drug-store, 143
Lake
[died, New-York City, April 3, 1867, aged 63.
Bristol & Porter, forwarding and commission merchants, South Water
n.-e. cor State [first warehouse on South Side, erected fall of 1839]
Bristol, Richard Clark (B. & Porter), res 5 Dearborn pl
[died, Brooklyn, N.Y., July 10, 1866, aged --.
Bristol, Calvin D., sailor, res Michigan ave
Brock, John A., clerk, James E. Bishop, bds James T. Durant
[died, Livermore, Cal., 1887.
Brock, Michael, carpenter, res 211 Lake
Brock, Mrs. Mary, straw and tuscan hat milliner, 211 Lake
Brock, Thomas, ex-justice of peace, res s.-e. cor Madison and Clark
Brocksmidt, J. W., cooper, J. E. Tucker, res Michigan, bet LaSalle and Wells
Brookes, Frederick Wm., florist, bds Samuel Brookes
Brookes, George, clerk, bds Samuel Brookes
[died, Cleaverville, Ill., September 27, 1854, aged 37.
Brookes, Henry, clerk, [died March 3, 1882, aged 61.
Brookes, Joshua, deputy county-clerk, bds Geo. Davis
[left for Galena, Ill., March 23, 1843, returned in 1883.
Brookes, Samuel, florist, res Clark, bet Madison and Monroe
[died September 2, 1875, aged 81 2/3
Brookes, Samuel Marsden, portr. & landsca. artist, bds Sam'l Brookes
[died, San Francisco, Cal., January 31, 1892, aged 76.
Brooks, Henry E., ship carpenter, res Kinzie, bet Cass and Rush
Brooks, Thos., tailor, 10 Clark, res Illinois, bet N. Clark and Dearborn
Brown, Andrew Jesse, attorney at law, bds Henry Brown
Brown, Asa B., assistant-editor Western Citizen, 124 Lake
Brown, Charles E., laborer on harbor, bds Samuel Jackson
Brown, Clement, bds Sauganash Hotel
[died, Crown Point, Ind., October 30, 1884, aged 79.
Brown, Francis O., shoemaker, John B. Mitchell, res Dearborn, bet Washington and Randolph
Brown, George, chairmaker, Wells, bet Randolph and Washington
Brown, George Elijah, printer, Express office, bds New-York House
Brown, Henry, city attorney, notary, s.-w. cor Lake and Dearborn, res 112-14 Wolcott, near Ontario [author "History of Illinois"]
[died May 16, 1849, aged 60.
Brown, Jeduthan, attorney, res Sauganash Hotel
Brown, Joseph, laborer, res W. Madison, bet Water and Canal
[died before December 24, 1850
Brown, Joseph E., carpenter, shop and res, 254 Clark
[died March 8, 1879, aged 65.
Brown, Lemuel, blacksmith, boarding house, 142 Lake
[died December 29, 1883, aged 99.
Brown, Rufus B., warehouse man, John P. Chapin & Co., res 189 Lake
[died, Burlington, Wis., September 2, 1872, aged 69.
Brown, Mrs. Rufus B., dress and cloak maker, 189 Lake, up stairs
[died February 2, 1890, aged 73
Brown, Samuel, blacksmith, Dearborn
Brown, Sam'l Lockwood, clerk, A. G. Burley & Co., bds Wm. H. Brown
Brown, Simon B., res Ohio, bet Cass and Rush [d. Mar. 19, 1889, a.-.
Brown, S. C., clerk, Edwin P. Clark, bds Ruel Ambrose
Brown, Thomas, captain schooner Warren, bds John J. Jackson
Brown, Thomas, drayman, res N. LaSalle, bet Ohio and Illinois
Brown, William, grocer, res N. Water, bet Clark and Dearborn
Brown, Wm., bds Sauganash [died, Nevada City, Cal., Dec. 3, 1850.
Brown, William Hubbard, [cashier], 8 LaSalle, (A. G. Burley & Co.), res 301 Illinois, n.-w. cor Pine, school agent
[died, Amsterdam, Holland, June 19, 1867, aged 72.
Browne, Charles Evarta [school-teacher, 1835-8; a resident of Milwaukee Co., Wis., until 1868; later a real-estate dealer at 41 Clark
st; residing at Glencoe, Ill., died 189_
Bryan, Alex. Brodie, druggist [died, Lawtey, Fla., Feb. 1891, aged __.
Bryan, Archibald, teamster, bds
Bryan, Fred'k Augustus, clerk, Clarke & Co., bds Wash'ton Coffee Ho.
[died December 17, 1886, aged 67.
Buchanan, Nelson, saddle and harness maker, Charles E. Peck
[died October 1, 1858, aged 38 1/4
Buckley, Noah, pawnbroker, cor Randolph and Wells
[died before June 22, 1852.
Buckley, Timothy, butcher, Fulton Market bds City Restaurant
[died July 14, 1854.
Buddington, John, res Randolph, east of Clark
Buell, Horatio, auction and commission, dry goods and groceries,
stoves, 121 Lake
Buell, Norman, printer, Democrat office, bds David M. Bradley
Buhl, Charles, hat and cap store, 129 Lake
Bumpstead, Thomas, jr., res Wells, bet Lake and Randolph
Bunch, Clybourn (col'd), drayman, res Wells, bet Madison and Wash
Burch, Isaac Howe, banker (Newberry & B.), bds City Hotel
[died, Nice, France, April 9, 1884, aged 68.
Burcky, Frederick, baker, LaSalle, bet Lake and Randolph
Burdick, Amos W., carpenter, res Randolph near Franklin
Burdick, E., porter, Mansion House
Burgess, John, wagon maker, 184 Randolph, res Michigan ave
Burhans, Henry J., livery stable keeper, Market
Burke, John, laborer, south of W. Jackson, 3d Ward
Burke, Lewis, south of Madison, east of LaSalle
Burke, Patrick, tobacconist, Henry Chapman, 40 Clark
Burley, Arthur Gilman (A. G. B. & Co.), bds Tremont House
Burley & Co. (Wm. H. Brown), Arthur G., china, glassware, crockery, 105 Lake
Burley, Augustus Harris (S. F. Gale & Co.), bds Mrs. Haight
Burley, Charles, clerk, S. F. Gale & Co., bds S. F. Gale
Burling, Edward, carpenter, bds Wm E. Manley [died February 24, 1892, aged 73.
Burnam, Ambrose, contractor, res Wabash ave near Washington
[died October 21, 1870, aged 59.
Burnet, John, drayman, res Kinzie, bet Wolcott and N. Dearborn
Burton, Edward, merchant tailor, 162 Lake, res same [ d, Woodstock, Ill.
Burton, George, sailor
Burton, Henry, tailor, Edward Burton, bds same
Burton, Horace, clerk, Norton & Tuckerman
Burton, John, vegetable gardener, N. Clark, s.-e. c or North ave
[died May 16, 1852, aged 58.
Burton, Stiles, retired merchant, bds American Temperance House
[died January 12, 1875, aged 66-9-6.
Busch, Franz, wagon maker, John Burgess
Busch, John B., blacksmith, 29 Market, res Randolph, bet Wells and Franklin
Bushnell, Wm. H., draughtsman, Ogden & Jones [story-writer for Eastern papers, "Sea-Foam,"
died, Washington, D.C., Mar. 1,1890, a. 66 3/4.
Butler, Horace, dry goods and groceries, forwarding and commission, South Water, bds Mrs. Seth Johnson
[died, New York State.
Butler, John H., carpenter, Alex. Loyd, bds Clark, bet Madison and
Monroe
Butler, Lorin G. (Gray & B.), res Clark, bet Adams and Jackson
Butler, Nathaniel F., clothier, res Monroe
Butler, Richard, laborer, res Ohio, east of Rush [d. before Feb. 3, 1851.
Butler, William Harrison, clerk, Horace Butler, bds. Mrs. Seth Johnson
[died August 16, 1878, aged 61-9-14.
Butler, William Moulton, clerk, Chas. Walker & Co., bds N. F. Butler
[died, Hobart, Ind., December 2, 1895, aged 75.
Butterfield, George, bds Tremont House [died September 22, 1854.
Butterfield, Jonas, captain, res Franklin
Butterfield, Jonathan Carver, printer, Prairie Farmer, 112 Lake, bds same [died. July 7, 1854, aged 43.
Butterfield, Justin (B. & Collins), U: S. attorney, res 267 Michigan,
n.-w. cor Rush [died October 23, 1855, aged 65.
Butterfield, Justin, jr., attorney, 5 Clark near South Water
[died, Washington, D.C., March 5, 1852, aged 33.
Butterfield & Collins, attorneys at law, 105 Lake
Butterfield, Lewis, attorney [died October 27, 1845, aged 28.
Butterfield, William, medical student, Dr. Daniel Brainard
[First graduate Rush Medical College, died Jan. 13, 1878, aged 57.
Butterfield, William, carpenter, Clark
Butterworth, Mrs. Mary Ann, widow, North Water near Wolcott
Buxton, O. S., wagon maker, James O. Humphrey
Buzzard, Solomon, harbor laborer, Samuel Jackson
Byrnes, Michael, porter, Tremont House, res 91 Dearborn
[died December 18, 1869, aged -.
These remarks were on the first page of
the listing of residents. It is included here for users of each
page.
REMARKS.-It has been the design to include in this Directory the names of all persons and all firms in the City; to arrange them alphabetically; and in every instance to give the correct spelling. There may be cases, however, where names may have been
accidentially inserted in the wrong connection, and cases also of incorrect orthography. Abbreviations, which occur only in a very few words, will readily be understood: bet stands for between; res for residence; bds for boards; Rand for Randolph; Mad for Madison; Wash for Washington; etc. The word street in most instances is omitted. The place of business uniformly precedes the residence.
Very few of the buildings were numbered, except Lake Street; the numbers now given are those of the present, (1896).
The deaths in most cases, except as otherwise stated, occurred in Chicago.
Source: Directory of the
City of Chicago Illinois for 1843, Compiled By Robert Fergus, Printer, A
Resident of Chicago since July 1, 1839. Chicago: Fergus
Printing Company, N. W. Cor. Illinois St. and Dearborn Ave. 1896.
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