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DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF CHICAGO,
FROM AUGUST TO DECEMBER, 1843.
Sallsbury, T. W. - Simpson,
John
Sallsbury, T. W., dry goods and groceries, South Water near Clark
Saltonstall, Francis G., clerk, Parker & Dodge, res Wm. W. Saltonstall
Saltonstall, Wm., fish dealer, res W. Madison, bet Clinton and Jefferson
[died August 13, 1886, aged 77 3/4.
Saltonstall, Wm. Wanton, assignee in bankruptcy, res 238 Madison
[died March 18, 1862, aged 69.
Sammons, Benjamin,, cooper, bds Frederick Sammons
Sammons, E. W., cooper, res Adams
Sammons, Frederick, cooper, res Canal, bet Adams and Jackson [frozen to death at Calumet, December, 1848.
Sammons, Joel, cooper, Adams near Clark
Sammons, Joseph H., cooper, res Canal, bet Adams and Jackson
Samuel, William, laborer, res near North Branch bridge, 5th Ward
Sandusky, Michael, chairmaker, res Washingt'n, bet Wells and Franklin
Sanger, James Young (L. P. Sanger & Co.), bds Mrs. Green [died July 3, 1867, aged 53 1/4.
Sanger, Lorenzo P. (L. P. S. & Co.), [died March 23, 1875, aged __.
Sanger, Lucian P., contractor, [died, Ottawa, Ill.
Sanger & Co. (J. Y. Sanger), Lorenzo P., hats, caps, and furs, 110 Lake
Satterlee, Merrit Lawrence, dry goods and groceries, South Water, bds Tremont House [died January 27, 1894, aged 79.
Sauganash Hotel, east side Market, north of alley, s.-e. cor Lake, Levi M.
Ousterhoudt, prop. [The Republican Wigwam, where Lincoln was nominated in 1860, occupied its site.
Sauter, Charles (Charles & Jacob S.), res 212 Lake, alderman 2d ward
[died, Blue Island, Ill., May 18, 1877, aged 66 1/2.
Sauter, Jacob (Charles & Jacob S.), res 212 Lake [died March 10, 1865, aged 48.
Sauter, Charles & Jacob, boot and shoemakers, 212 Lake
Savage, Maurice
Sawyer, Nathaniel, clerk, Sidney Sawyer [died, Lake Forest, Ill., November 13, 1890, aged 67.
Sawyer, Sidney, drugs, medicines, groceries, etc., 124 Lake, bds City Hotel [died July 12, 1894, aged 83.
Sawyer, Wm. Henry, butcher, [died May 7, 1888, aged 66-10.
Scales, Charles Rich, clerk, Ward Rathbone, bds same
Scammon, Jonathan Young (S. & Judd), reporter supreme court, res
91 Michigan ave [died March 17, 1890, aged 77 1/2.
Scammon & Judd, attorneys, 123 Lake
Schall, Andre, boarding-house and saloon, 207-9 Randolph [died May 5, 1872, aged
__.
Schaller, Andrew, family grocery, 209 Lake, res same [died, Elgin, Ill., September 7, 1863, aged 49.8-1.
Schank, Lewis G., currier, Johonnett, Wells & Co.
Schenk, Henry, laborer, res Dutch Settlement
Schernerman, Michael, baker, Pfund & Co.
Schlatter, Charles L., U.-S. government agent, res Fort Dearborn
Schmidt, Mathias, carpenter, res Dutch Settlement
Schular, Mathias, blacksmith, Ithraem Taylor
Schuttler, Christian, laborer, res Illinois, bet Pine and St. Clair
Schuttler, Peter, wagonmaker, 224 Randolph, s.-e. cor Franklin, res Illinois, bet Pine and St. Clair [died January 16, 1865, aged 53.
Scorgie, William, lumber merchant, 204 Lake
Scott, James Howie, sashmaker, s.-e. cor W. Madison and Canal, res Jefferson, nr 12th [died, Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 23, 1880, a. 76.
Scott, John, carpenter, res South Canal, 3d Ward [died, Oswego, N.Y., 1870, aged 68.
Scott, Dr. Robert, [died, Oswego, N.Y., April 5, 1882, aged 67-9-22.
Scott, Stephen J. [died en route to California, Sept., 1852, aged __;
buried on the Peninsula; his wid. died, Naperville, Ill., Sept., 1859.
Scott, William, shoemaker, bds Jacob S. Curtis
Scougale, A., wagonmaker, near cor State and Lake
Scoville, Charles Foot,
Scoville, Hiram Henry, apprentice, Scoville & Gates, bds H. H. Scoville
Scoville, Hiram Huff (S, & Gates), res s.-w. cor Randolph and West Water [died March 26, 1879, aged 84.
Scoville, Ives, blacksmith, Scoville & Gates, bds H. H. Scoville
Scoville, Jas. Addison, bookkeeper, Scoville & Gates, bds H. H. Scoville
Scoville, William H., machinist [died May 24, 1884, aged 61.
Scoville & Gates, machinists, millwrights, blacksmiths, and founders, s.-w. cor West Washington and West Water
Scranton, Abner R., with N. Scranton [died, Lake Bluff, Ill., August 5, 1885, aged 56.
Scranton, Noah, block, pump, and spar maker, Wolcott, s.-e. cor North Water [died April, 1860,
Scranton, Noah, jr., with N. Scranton [died July 8, 1875, aged 53.
Scruder, Marcus, tanner, Gurnee & Matteson
Sealey, George, grocer, South Water, west of State
Seaman, jr., Willett, clerk, Bracken & Tuller, bds Sauganash Hotel
Searles, Samuel V., machinist
Seaton, Israel, carpenter, Washington, bet Wells and Franklin
Seebor, Christopher, agent Kelley's patent pump, Theron Pardee's warehouse
Seeley, Rufus R., hats and caps, 225 Lake
Seger, Joseph, water carrier, res Dutch Settlement
Sensor, John Washington (Cruver & S.), res s.-w. cor North Clark and Michigan [died, Hawkeye, Ia., November 27, 1885, aged 73.
Sergeant, S. H., bartender, New York House
Serry, Edward P., blacksmith, William Otis Snell, res Kinzie, bet Cass and Rush
Sexton, Stephen carpenter, res Kinzie, bet Cass and Rush [died April 7, 1861, aged 51.
Seybold, F. E., blacksmith, Randolph near Wells
Shaddle, Miss Ellen, teacher, 120 Clark
Shaddle, Peter, upholsterer, 45 Clark, res south of First [died, Evanston, Ill., February 1, 1883, aged 84.
Shapley, Morgan L., ship-carpenter, res Government Reservation
Sharer, George, tailor, John H. Hodgson, res Wells, bet Washington and Madison
Shaw, Isaiah, clerk, Charles Follansbee
Shaw, John O. (Clarke & Co.), bds City Hotel
Shaw, Joseph, carpenter, res cor Jefferson and West Washington
Shay, John, laborer, John Dennis
Shay, Michael, res N. Wells, bet North Water and Kinzie [died "from neglect," August 23, 1850.
Shelby, Daniel, sailor captain, res 47 Adams [died Dec. 3, 1852, a. 40.
Sheldon, C. P., clerk, Philo C. Sheldon
Sheldon, Philo C., groceries and provisions, 254 Lake, junction of S. Water and Lake, res Franklin
Shepherd, Hiram, mason, res Market, bet Randolph and Washington
Shepherd, Rob't, carpenter and builder, res Cass, bet Indiana and Ohio [died February 4, 1872, aged 64 2/3.
Shepherd, Thomas J., mason, res Market
Shergold, Thomas, house and sign painter, bds H. H. Husted [died May 5, 1870, aged 56.
Sheriff, John, book-keeper, Jas. P. Allen, cor W. Canal and W. Water
Sherman, Alson Smith, builder, (Johonnett, Wells & Co.), res W.Washington near Clinton [7th mayor
Sherman, Benj. F., dry goodly and groceries, cor Lake and Clark [died, Buffalo, N.Y., April 19, 1885, aged 70.
Sherman, Ezra Lewis (Ballentine & S.), bds City Hotel [died Riverside, Cook Co., Ill., Feb. 14, 1881, aged 63.
Sherman, Francis Cornwall, brickmaker and builder, res Michigan ave, county commissioner [5th mayor, died November 7, 1870, aged 65.
Sherman, Francis Trowbridge, clerk, H. H. Husted, bds F. C. Sherman
Sherman, jr., Nathaniel, dry goods and groceries, 158 Lake, res LaSalle near Lake [died September 25, 1852, aged 34 1/2.
Sherman, Oren (S. & Pitkin), res 79 Clark
Sherman, Robert D., agent, Benj. F. Sherman, res Clark, bet Madison and Monroe
Sherman, Silas Wooster, [elected sheriff Cook County in 1834 and 1836 died, Chocolate Bayou, Texas, August 15, 1852, aged 61.
Sherman, Wm. George, clerk, Sherman & Pitkin, bds Oren Sherman
[died September 7, 1867, aged 41 1/2.
Sherman [Oren] & Pitkin [Nath'l], dry goods and groceries, 107 Lake
Sherry, Thomas, clerk, Ira B. Eddy & Bro. [died, Bloomington, Ill., October 17, 1860,
Sherwood, R. W., teacher of penmanship, bds Mrs. Post
Sherwood, Smith Jones, jeweler and watchmaker, 144 Lake, res La-
Salle, bet Washington and Madison
Sherwood, jr., William, jeweler, Smith J. Sherwood bds same
Shinnager, Joseph, res cor N. LaSalle and Ohio
Shitz, Peter, wagonmaker
Shoemaker, Conrad, sailor, res near N. Water, bet Dearb. and Wolcott
Shoemaker, Joseph, mason, res 5th Ward
Short, Jacob, farmer, res near Franklin and South Water
Short, Mrs., res Washington, bet LaSalle and Wells
Shrigley, John
Shubart (Scott), Benedict, merchant tailor, 183 Lake, res same [died April 1, 1854, aged 42.
Shurr, William (Hatch & S.), res South Water near Dearborn
Sicar & Co., groceries and boarding-house, N. Water near Dearborn
Simons, Edward, butcher, res Jefferson [died Aug. 30, 1876, a. 60 1/2.
Simpson, Andrew, mason, res W. Monroe, bet Clinton and Jefferson
Simpson, John, mason, res S. Canal, bet Adams and Jackson [died before May 12, 1851.
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
accidentally 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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