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DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF CHICAGO,
FROM AUGUST TO DECEMBER, 1843.
Deaths Hugunin, John Clark -
Latrobe, Charles Joseph
OBITUARY
Names, places,* dates, and ages at death of some of Chicago's Old Settlers, prior to 1843, and other well - known citizens who arrived after 1843, together with others prominently connected with Illinois history
Hugunin, John Clark, died, Milwaukee, Wis., July 4,1865, a. 54 1/2.
Hugunin, Judge Peter Daniel, died April 22, 1865, aged 82 2/3.
Hugunin, Capt. Robert, died, Lyons, Ill., June, 1862, aged 70.
Humphrey, Rev. Zephamiah Moore, died, Cincinnati, O., November 17, 1881, aged 57.
Hunt, Chas. Cotesworth Pinckney, died April 21, 1892, aged 90.
Hunt, Edwin, died October 14, 1874, aged 65 3/4.
Hunt, Dr. Wm. Carlton, died February -, 1891, aged 64.
Hunter, Gen. David, died, Washington, D.C., February 2, 1886, aged 83-6-11.
Hunter Edward E., justice of peace, died
Huntoon, Bengsley, died
Huntoon, Geo. M., died, Grand Ledge, Mich., Aug. 6, 1884, a. 93.
Huntoon, jr., Geo. M., died, So. Evanston, Dec. 21, 1879, aged -.
Hurlbut, Henry H., author, died April 21, 1890, aged 77.
Hurlburt, Gen. Stephen Augustus, died, Lima, Peru, S.A., while U.-S. Minister, March 27, 1882, aged 66.
Hussander, Peter John, clothier, died December 19, 1886, aged 62.
Ingalls, Albert W., prin. Dearborn School, died, April, 1850, a. -.
Ingham, Geo. Collins, lawyer, died Feb. 26, 1891, aged 39-11-16.
Ingraham, Granville S., grocer, died, Pass Christian, Miss., Dec. 20, 1892, aged 68.
Irwin, Matthew, U.-S. factor and Indian agent, died, Uniontown, Ia., about 1845, aged 75.
Jackson, Francis, died May 7, 1890, aged 51.
Jackson, Obadiah, jr., lawyer, died March 13, 1878, aged -.
Jackson, Obadiah, sr., grocer, died October 18, 1865, aged 64.
James, Benj. F., lawyer, died, Washington, D.C., 18-, a. -.
Jamieson, Judge John Alex., died June 16, 1890, aged 65 1/3.
Jamieson, Lemuel B., printer, died February 2, 1888, aged 63.
Jamieson, Capt. Louis Titus, died, Rio Grande, Tex., Oct. 1856, a. 51.
Jansen, Egbert L., bookseller, d., Detroit, Mich., Nov. 13,'92, a. -.
Jennings, Benjamin, type-caster, clown, died Jan. 23, 1874, a. 66.
Jewell, Dr. James Stewart, died April 17, 1887, aged 49 1/2.
Johnson, Dr. Hosmer Allen, died February 26, 1891, aged 68.
Johnson, Wm. S., died, Jacksonville, Fla., March 21,1882, a. 58 2/3.
Jones, Daniel Amasa, packer, capitalist, and philanthropist, died January 11. 1886, aged 78.
Jones, Geo. Wallace, ex-senator, died, Dubuque, Ia., July 22,1896, aged 92-3-10.
Jones (Bromfield) John, (octoroon), died May 21, 1879, aged 62 1/2.
Jones, Judge Stevens S., murdered March 15, 1877, aged 54 1/2.
Jouett, Charles (first Indian agent at Fort Dearborn), died, Trigg Co., Kentucky, May 28, 1834, aged 62.
Jussen, Edmund, lawyer, died, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany, February 17, 1891, aged 60-10.
Keeley, Michael, brewer, died December 26, 1888, aged -.
Keen, Joseph, jr.,died, Philadelphia, Pa., March 5, 1854, aged 32,
Keith, Col. Abijah, merchant, died June 29, 1890, aged 69 1/2.
Keith, Morgan L., ex-alderman, died Sept. 30, 1890, aged 82.
Kennicott, Dr. Jonathan Asa, died May 12, 1893, aged 69.
Kennicott, Joseph E., died, Arlington Heights, Cook Co., Ill., January. 14,-1884, aged 70.
Kennicott, Maj. Robert, naturalist, died, near Nulato, Alaska, May 13, 1866, aged 30 1/2.
Kennison, David, last survivor of the Boston Tea-Party, died Feb. 24, 1852, aged 115-3-17; interred in Lincoln Park. about 320 feet n.-w: from the Couch tomb, and about 30 feet east of the east line of North Clark street.
Kercheval, Louis Cass, d., Hickory Creek, Ill., Sept.. 14, 1846, a. 52.
Kimball, James B., U.S.N., died, Pensacola Navy Yard, Fla., May 18, 1879, aged 43 3/4.
Kimball, Henry R., died, Cairo, Ill., November 4, 1854, aged 45.
Kimberly, Col. John Ellis, died December 23, 1893, aged 5_.
King, Byram, died
King, John Lyle, lawyer, died April 17, 1892, aged -.
Kingsbury, Henry W., killed at Antietam, Sept. 17, 1892, aged-.
Kingsbury, Julius Jesse Bronson, U.S.A., died June 26,1856, a. 59.
Kinsley, Hubert M., caterer, died, New-York City, Sept. 22, 1894, aged 63-0-3.
Kinzie, Ellen Marion, dau. of John Kinzie, and first white child born in Chicago, Dec. 20, 1804; married to Dr. Alex. Wolcott. July 20, 1823, by John Hamlin, J.-P., of Peoria; later wife of Geo. C. Bates; died, Detroit, Mich., Aug. 1, 1860, aged 55-7-11.
Kinzie, Lieut. Geo. H., died, Mt. Vernon barracks, Ala., August 26,1890, aged -.
Kinzie, James, died, Clyde, Iowa Co., Wis., Jan. 13, 1866, a. 62 3/4.
Kinzie, John,(Sha-ne-au-ke), Indian agent and trader, first white American settler at Chicago, 1803; died Jan. 6, 1828, a. 65-0-14.
Kinzie, John Harris, jr., died, Ft. St. Charles, Ark., June 17, 1863, aged 24 2/3.
Kirk, James Smith, soap manufacturer, died, So. Evanston, Ill., June 16, 1886, aged 68.
Kirkland, Elizabeth Stansbury, author and educator, died July 30, 1896, aged 60.
Kirkland, Joseph, lawyer, died April 29, 1894, aged 64.
Knickerbocker, Judge Joshua C., died January 5, 1890, aged 53 2/3.
Knox, Col. Edward Burgen, died April 9, 1890, aged 52; 2d sergeant U.-S. Zouave Cadets, 1860.
Laframboise, Alexis, died
Laframboise, Francis, died
Lamb, Patrick, died before April 9, 1857.
Larued, Edwin Channing, lawyer, died, Lake Forest, Ill., Sept. 18, 1884, aged 64.
Larrabee, Lieut. Lucius Sherman, killed at Gettysburg, July 2, 1863, aged 26.
LaSalle, Robert Rene Cavelier de, killed, Texas, Mar.18, 1887, a. 43..
Latrobe, Charles Joseph, died December 4, 1875, aged 73-9-14.
* In most cases, except as otherwise stated, the deaths occurred in Chicago.
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).
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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