DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF CHICAGO,
FROM AUGUST TO DECEMBER, 1843.
Yard, Archibald - Ziegler,
Isaac
Yard, Archibald Pierson, tailor, Chas. Taylor, bds Samuel H. Gilbert [resides Waukegan, Ill.
Yarno, John, shipcarpenter, res Dearborn, south of Madison [died, Sauk City, Minn., December 24, 1881, aged 70.
Yates, Horace Harris, family grocer, 39 Clark, res Clark, bet Madison and Monroe
Yoe, Peter Lynch, book-keeper, Gurnee & Matteson
Yook, Peter, laborer, res south of Jackson
Young, A. W., medical student, Dr. Daniel Brainard
Young, Elisha (William & Elisha Y.), res South Water
Young, Hugh, carpenter, res Washington, bet Wells and Franklin
Young Men's Association, library and reading-room, 37 Clark, 2d floor C. R. Larrabee, librarian
Young, William (William & Elisha Y.)
Young, William & Elisba, South Water
Ziegler, Isaac, pedler, bds Washington Hall [died Oct. 10, 1893, a. 85
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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