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DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF CHICAGO,
FROM AUGUST TO DECEMBER, 1843.
Kane, Patrick - Kroger,
Arnold
Kane, Patrick, drayman, res Kinzie, bet Clark and LaSalle
[died August __, 1885, aged __.
Kapahn, Godfrey, laborer, res Dutch Settlement
Karle, Carl, laborer, res North Water near Franklin
Kaster, John, laborer, res Dutch Settlement
Kastler, Nicholas, shoemaker, res Dutch Settlement
[died January 4, 1888, aged 70.
Kautenburger, Peter, laborer, res Dutch Settlement
Kay, Abel, farmer, res cor Franklin and Madison
Keating, Owen, blacksmith, bds Charles McDonnell
Keef, James, laborer, res Chicago ave, 5th Ward
Keef, Michael, carpenter, Cruver & Sensor [died before Sept. 5, 1850.
Keef, Owen, res Chicago ave, 5th Ward
Kehoe, Michael, laborer, [died May 5, 1890, aged 83 1/8.
Keilman, Henry, draper and tailor, Clark near South Water
Kelley, Edward, apprentice, Ellis & Fergus, bds Thomas Kelley
Kelley, John, blacksmith, North Water, bet Wolcott and Kinzie
Kelley, Patrick, provisions, Lake, near Sauganash Hotel
Kelley, Thomas, gardener, res North Branch, 4th Ward [died July 1867, aged __.
Kellogg, B. C., cooper, Norton & Tuckerman, res North Water
Kellogg, Chauncy P., stage-coach agent, Tillotson, Humphrey & Co., bds Tremont.House
Kelly, Jas., printer, Western Citizen, res State, bet Lake and S. Water
[died, Winnetka, Ill., May 5, 1895, aged 86.
Kelly, John, laborer, Gurdon S. Hubbard
Kelsey, Patrick, boarding-house, Wolcott, bet Kinzie and Michigan
Kemper, Wm.. laborer, Wolcott, w. s., bet Oak and Bellevue, till 1852.
Kennedy, James, millwright and engineer, Stow's foundry
Kennedy, John, saddler, Dennison Horton, res N. Water, bet Clark and Dearborn
Kennedy, Michael, laborer, res North Water, bet Wells and Franklin
Kennicott, William Henry [the pioneer], dentist, 133 Lake, res same
[died at "The Grove," Cook Co., Ill., Oct. 22, 1862, aged 54-8-6.
Kernikerbacker, Samuel R., shoemaker, res south of First
Kernikerbacker, Mrs. S. R., dressmaker, res south of First
Kenny, Patrick, laborer, res Wolcott, bet North Water and Kinzie
Kent, B. H. (K. & Gilson), bds Tremont House
Kent, Daniel W., turner, Trumbull Kent
Kent, Lawrence, cabinet maker, Lake, near Tremont House, res Lake
Kent, Trumbull, turner, Randolph, bet LaSalle and Wells
Kent & Gilson, livery stable, Lake
Keough, Michael, laborer, rea W. Water, bet Washington and Madison
[died , 1886, aged
Kercheval, Gholson, real estate dealer, bds Mrs. Post [died California,
Kercheval, Lewis Cass, justice of the peace, 5 Clark, bds City Hotel
[died December 8, 1852, aged 64.
Kesson, A., bds Mahlon D. Ogden
Kettleatring, Joseph, teamster, res Morgan, bet Randolph and Lake [died November 17, 1883, aged 75,
Kiest, Henry,. laborer, res cor North Wells and Chicago ave
[died, Northfield, Ill., 1882, aged 75.
Killey, Michael, laborer, res North Clark, bet Water and Kinzie
Killick, James Evans, soap and candle maker, res Michigan ave [died January 27, 1887, aged 83.
Kimball, Harlow, res 71 Monroe near State [died, Oakland, Cal., August 25, 1881, aged 78.
Kimball, Mark, bookkeeper, Botsford & Beers, bds Jabez K. Botsford
[died May 29, 1891, aged 70.
Kimball, Walter, [died August 17, 1882, aged 72.
Kimbell, Martin Nelson, farmer [died Feb. 13, 1895, aged 83-0-20.
Kimberly, Edmund Stoughten, physician, 101 Lake, res 77 State
[died, Barrington, Ill., October 25, 1874, aged 72.
King, J., carpenter, bds Samuel Jackson, Fort Dearborn
King, John, jr., fancy dry goods, 28 Dearborn, bds Mrs. Haight [died January 18, 1891, aged 85-9-13.
King, Nathaniel, clerk, Tuthill King, res 12 Lake [died, St. Charles, Ill., February 21, 1894, aged 88.
King, Solomon, hostler, Illinois Exchange, bds same
King, Thomas, shipcarpenter, res bet State and Clark
King, Tuthill, ready-made clothing, dry goods, etc., 115 Lake, res 198
Clark [died, Thomasville, Ga., March 16, 1886, aged 82.
King, Wendell R., clerk, Gurnee & Matteson, bds Tremont House.
[died March 30, 1884, aged 60.
King, Willis, lumber salesman, Geo. W. Snow, res Clark [d. Dec. 4,'53.
Kingswell, William, teamster, res Wabash ave, bet Jackson and Fifth
Kinney, Joel, tanner, Gurnee & Matteson, res 43 Franklin near Lake
[died, Wilmette, Ill., April 8, 1888, aged 86.
Kinyon, Anson, harness maker, Dennison Horton
Kinzie, John Harris, register U. S. land office, 82 Lake, res 243 Michigan
[died, on cars near Pittsburg, Pa., June 19, 1865, aged 62.
Kinzie, John Harris, jr., killed, Ft. St.Charles, Ark., June 18, 1862, a. 33
Kinzie, Robert Allen, [died December 13, 1873, aged 63.
Kirk, George, foundryman, bds LaSalle House
Kirk, William, laborer, res cor Dearborn and North Water
Kisling, John, furrier, Anton Getzler, bds same
Kittel, Michael, cooper, Clark, res Franklin
Klaffy, Thomas, laborer, res N. Clark, bet N. Water and Kinzie
Klear, Francis A., res State
Klien, Matthias, baker, North Water, res same
Knapp, M. L., physician, professor Rush Medical College, bds Dr. Daniel Brainard
Knapp, Nicholas, wheelwright, Perkins & Fenton
Knickerbocker, Abraham Velie, groceries and provisions, South Water, bet State and Dearborn [died Aug. 20, 1847, aged 33.
Knight, Henry, (col'd) barber, hairdresser, baths, 54 Clark
Knights, Darius, carpenter, Alex. Loyd [died Oct. 22, 1882, aged 68.
Knopp, Henry, laborer, res Dutch Settlement [Wolcott, e. s., bet Oak and Bellevue pl] [died, Oak Park, Ill., 1890, aged 94.
Knox, James H., tanner, Wells, cor Polk [died July 31, 1849.
Knutson, Nelson, laborer, res N. Wells, bet N. Water and Kinzie
Knutson, Olla, laborer, res North Water near North Branch bridge
Kober, Charles, butcher, south side Randolph, near Franklin, res same
[died May 18, 1852, aged 47-4-20
Kornmeyer, Bernhard, tailor, Clark, bet Lake and South Water [resides at Lockport, Ill..
Krafft, Joseph W., shoemaker, Dan. Taylor, res Clark near Randolph
Kreinbill, John, cabinet maker, res rear 224 Randolph
Kreyenbeihl, John, cabinet maker, Caleb Morgan
Krinbill, Martin, clerk, Albert G. Hobble
Kroger, Arnold, cabinet maker, res Lake [died Nov. 13, 1878, aged 74.
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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