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DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF CHICAGO,
FROM AUGUST TO DECEMBER, 1843.
Sinclair, Lewis George
- Swinson, Edwin
Sinclair, Lewis George, painter, 47 LaSalle [died, St. Charles, Ill., September 26, 1860, aged 60.
Skinner, Charles (S. & Smith), Mansion House
Skinner, Mark (Beaumont & S.), master-in-chancery, res Illinois, bet Dearborn and Wolcott [died, Manchester, N.H., Sept. 16, 1887, a. 74.
Skinner & Smith, proprietors Mausion Housb, 86-8 Lake
Slater, J. E., warehouseman, Newberry & Dole [murdered by Indians, Rogue River, Cal., August 27, 1851.
Slaton, John L., farmer, res , bet Wells and Franklin
Sleuman, W. H., shoemaker, Charles & Jacob Sauter
Sloan, Edward, soap-maker, at J. Johnston's [died Oct. 31,1889, a. 85.
Slocum, Edward L., druggist, bds Henry B. Clarke
Smale, William, carpenter, res W. Monroe, 3d Ward
Small, William, blacksmith, North Water
Smith, Abial, printer, Democrat office, bds Lake Street House [died, Lockport, Ill., January 25, 1889, aged 80.
Smith, Andrew, lumber merchant, Market near Lake, res Clark, bet Monroe and Adams [died October 28, 1851.
Smith, Barney, butcher, res Michigan ave, rear n.-w. cor of Madison [died at sea off Ireland before 1860.
Smith, Benjamin, tailor, cor Clark and Lake, res 145 Clark [died January 10, 1891, aged 76.
Smith, Charles A., clerk, Benjamin F. Sherman
Smith, Charles Billings,. Baptist clergyman, bds Mrs. Merriam [died, Grand Rapids, Mich., September 17, 1890, aged 76.
Smith, Christie, teamster, cowherd, res Adams, west of Clark [died October 14, 1893, aged 85.
Smith, C. D., clerk, Gurdon S. Hubbard, res Dearborn
Smith, David Sheppard, homaeopathist, office Clark, res 118 LaSalle [died April 29, 1891, aged 75-0-9.
Smith, Elijah (Henry & Elijah S.), res Ohio, bet Dearb. and Wolcott [died July 15, 1879, aged 70.
Smith, George (George Smith & Co.), bds City Hotel
Smith & Co., George, bankers and exchange brokers, 1 LaSalle
Smith, Henry (Henry & Elijah S.), res Ohio, bet Dearb. and Wolcott [died December 26, 1866, aged 69,
Smith, Henry & Elijah, dry goods and groceries, 146 Lake
Smith, Hiram B., tinsmith, Wm. Wheeler & Co., res cor Lake and Wells
Smith, James, shoemaker, David Jay
Smith, James Ayer, clerk, L. P. Sanger [died July Lake [died July 2, 1875 aged 68.
Smith, John E,, clerk, Benjamin F. Sherman
Smith, John L,, clerk, Humphreys & Winslow
Smith, John M., hatter, L, P. Sanger & Co,, res Clark
Smith, John T,, auctioneer, John Bates, jr., bds same
Smith, Joseph Flint (Skinner & S,), Mansion House
Smith, , shoemaker, John B. Mitchell
Smith, Michael, laborer, west of Clark, south of VanBuren
Smith, Michael, harness maker, Silas B, Cobb
Smith, Miss M., teacher public school 3, district 4
Smith, Nicholas, laborer, res 2d Ward
Smith, Orson, city collector, marshal, street commissioner, and health officer, res 181 Wabash ave [died January 29, 1863, aged 61 3/4.
Smith, Samuel Lisle, attorney at law, 268 Michigan, s.-w. cor Rush [died July 30, 1854, aged 37.
Smith, Samuel P., clerk, Gurnee & Matteson, bds July Mrs. Haight [died, Bureau Co., Ill., October 2, 1862, aged 46.
Smith, Theophilus Washington, attorney (S. & Ballingall), 6 Clark [died May 6, 1846, aged 60.
Smith, Thomas, teamster, res Wells, bet Randolph and Washington [died before August 27, 1856, aged
__-.
Smith, Waldo Wait, clerk, Samuel J. Surdam
[died, Jefferson, Ill., May 25, 1882, aged 63.
Smith, William, carpenter, bds Mrs. Post [died 1853.
Smith & Ballingall, attorneys at law, 6 Clark
Snell, William Otis, blacksmith, North Water near Wolcott [died September 3, 1865, aged 53.
Snider, Jacob, currier, Gurnee & Matteson
Snook, Samuel, carpenter, res Dearborn, 1st, Ward
Snow, George Washington, lumber merchant, S. Water, res 244-6 State, s.-w. cor Jackson [died, en route to
Philadelphia, at Altoona, Pa., July 29, 1870, aged 72-10-13.
Snow, Ira, teamster
Snowhook, William Bergen [Snow's O'Hook], grocer, 10 Clark, res Kinzie, 6th Ward [died May 5, 1882, aged 80.
Soden, Dr. Wm. Hill, res s.-w. cor LaSalle and Ontario [died July 12, 1850, aged 41.
Sofftje, Charles, music teacher, bds John H Kinzie
Sollitt, John, carpenter and builder, res W. Adams near Jefferson [died April 5, 1895, aged 81-4-16.
Soper, Palmer, sawyer, res Wells, bet Randolph and Washington
Soraghan, John, teamster, res Michigan, bet N. Clark and LaSalle
Southern Hotel, n.-w. cor State and 12th, G. M. Jackson, prop.
Spahn, William, shoemaker, [died April -, 1890, aged -.
Spar, Andrew, stonemason, res near Rush and Chicago ave
Spaulding, C,, carpenter, res Wells, bet Washington and Madison
Spear, Hugh S., caterer, Washington Coffee House, 89 Lake [died, Kenosha, Wis., January 22, 1886, aged 74.
Speer, Isaac, watch and clockmaker, 36 Dearborn, res Monroe, opp, Dearborn [died September 20, 1879, aged 69 3/4.
Speer, Thomas, tailor, Elijah Smith, res Wells, bet Washington and Madison [died June 6, 1887, aged 72.
Spence, John C., hatter, Israel Cyrus Stephens
Spencer, A. P., printer, Better Covenant office, Randolph
Sperry, Anson, law student, Beaumont & Skinner [died, Marengo, Ill., August 24, 1889, aged 65.
Spring, Giles (S. & Goodrich), res 62 Adams near State [died May 14, 1851, aged 41 3/4.
Spring & Goodrich, attorneys, 124 Lake
Spry, John, laborer, [died February 5, 1891, aged 62-5-22
Squires, Nathan (Fuller & S.), res N. Water, bet Dearborn and Wolcott
St. Palais, James Mary Maurice d'Hassac, Catholic priest, sea 114 Michigan ave, n.-w. cor Madison [died, St. Mary's, near Terre Haute, Ind., June 28, 1877, aged 66.
Staffen, Nicholas, laborer, res Dutch Settlement
Stage-Office, 95 Lake, s.-w. cor Dearborn, Ephraim C, Stowell, agent
Stains, William F,, barber, Henry Knight
Stanton, Charles T., auctioneer, bds United States Hotel [killed and eaten by his companions, en route to California, 1849.
Stanton, Daniel D., merchant, Ashley Gilbert, bds Mrs. John K, Boyer [died, Mystic, Conn., April 23, 1887, aged 71,
Starkweather, Charles Robert, assistant postmaster, res 120 State [died August 27, 1867, aged 51 1/4.
Stead, Francis, city drug store, 76 Lake [absconded
Stearns, L.; clerk, L. B, Goodsell
Stearns, Marcus [Tullius] Cicero, dry goods and groceries, 136 Lake [suicide, April 8, 1890, aged 73 3/4.
Stearns, William, mate, propeller Independence
Steel, J, H., res West Lake, bet West Water and Canal
Steele, Jonathan William, proprietor City Refectory, 17 Dearborn [died November 13, 1881, aged 74.
Stein, Charles (Strausel & S,), res LaSalle near Lake [died, Blue Island, Ill., May 9, 1882, aged -.
Stephens, Israel Cyrus, hats, caps, and furs, 108 Lake, bds [died, Henry, Ill., September 6, 1854, aged -.
Steth, Joseph, blacksmith, Ithraem Taylor, bds same
Steven, Christian S,, tailor, Clark, north of Lake
Stevens, E. C.
Stevens, Geo. E., clerk, A. Garrett, bds Sauganash [res Rushford, Minn.
Stevens, Geo, F,, warehouseman, Bristol & Porter, bds Wm. Stevens
Stevens, George G., clerk, Stevens & Carpenter
Stevens, Henry (S. & Carpenter), bds Sauganash [res Winona, Minn.
Stevens, S., tailor, Clark, 4 doors north of Lake
Stevens, William, late lighthouse keeper, ,res 2 River, U.S. light-house
Stevens, William B., blacksmith, Randolph near Clark, res same
Stevens & Carpenter, dry goods and groceries, 166 Lake
Stewart, E, A,, watchmaker, South Water, bet Clark and Dearborn
Stewart, Ephraim T,, dry goods and groceries, 85 Lake [died Decatur, Ill., February 22, 1855, aged -.
Stewart, Hart L., dry goods, res State, bet Randolph and Washington [died May 23, 1883, aged 79 2/3.
Stoce, Clemens, family grocer, 149 Lake, res same [died, San
Francisco, Cal., October 18, 1881, 83d year.
Stockton, John, carpenter, res Illinois, bet Pine and St. Clair
Stone, Horatio Odel, dry goods and groceries, 114 Lake, res Michigan, bet Dearborn and Wolcott [died July 20, 1877, aged 66 1/2.
Stone, Ira (S. & Doolittle), res Columbian House
Stow, Alfred (Dimmock & S.) res Randolph, 2d ward
Stow, Henry M,, iron foundry, North Canal, store 11 Clark
Stow, William H,, iron foundry, North Canal, bds Western Hotel [died August 18, 1881, aged 72.
Stowell, Ephraim C., clerk, stage-coach office, 95 Lake, res Adams near State
Strail, Isaac, dry goods and groceries, Clark, bet S, Water and Lake
Strang, G,, shoemaker, res West Lake, 4th Ward
Strausel, Martin (S. & Stein), res 40 LaSalle [d., Elgin, Ill., Jan. 6,1880
Strausel & Stein, bootmakers, 40 LaSalle, bet Lake and Randolph
Strode, James M,, attorney, 37 Clark, res 84 Randolph [died, Crystal Lake, Ill.,
Stuart, Alexander, clerk, post-office, bds William Stuart [died, Binghamton, N.Y., November 1, 1884, aged 68.
Stuart, John Jay, physician, 59 Clark, res Indiana near Wolcott [died August 15, 1850, aged 40.
Stuart, William, postmaster, res Ontario, bet Cass and Wolcott [died, Binghamton, N.Y., June 20, 1878, aged 67 1/2.
Stubbs, T. R,, carpenter
Sturges, B, R., carpenter, bds Western Hotel
Sturtevant, Austin Dwight, school teacher, dirt, 2, bds J. M, Underwood
Sturtevant, Noah, painter, John I. Dow, res Market [died July 20, 1862, aged 42.
Sullivan, Anthony, laborer, res North Water, bet Wolcott and Kinzie
Sullivan, Eugene, sailor, [died May 10, 1885, aged 73.
Sullivan, Jeremiah H,, constable, res N. Water, bet Clark and Dearb, [died January 19, 1855, aged 71.
Sullivan, Martin, laborer, Gurdon S. Hubbard
Sullivan, Michael, laborer, Gurdon S. Hubbard [d. Oct. 7, 1871, a. 82.
Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, North Water near Franklin
Sulzer, Conrad, brewer [died December 24, 1873, aged -.
Summers, James, laborer, res Kinzie, bet Clark and Dearborn
Sunriker, Peter, tailor, P, Newburgh
Surdam, Duane (Cook & S.), res American Temperance House
Surdam, Samuel Johnson, tinware, stoves, etc., 132 Lake [died September 16, 1893, aged 76.
Swain, Philip, tinsmith, William Wheeler
Sweet, Charles, family grocer, North Water near Wolcott
Sweet, (S. & Doolittle),
Sweet & Doolittle, props. Columbian House, 11-3 Wells, near s.-e. cor South Water
Swenser, Even, laborer, John B. Weir
Swift, Elijah, pawnbroker, 102 Lake, res Dearborn near Lake
Swift, Richard Kellogg, pawnbroker, 102 Lake, res 195 Wabash ave [died, Lawrence County, Mo,, September 28, 1883, aged 70.
Swinson, Edwin, laborer, res North Water near Franklin
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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