(1785) #3 North Street, Lashley, Edward
(1791) #31 North Alley, Laskey, Edward, butcher
(1785) #4 North Street, Hoff, Conrad
(1791) #30 North Alley, Billings, Lewis, labourer
(1785) #5 North Street, Porter, Andrew
(1791) #29 North Alley, Fryer, Amos, porter
(1785) #6 North Street, vacant or residents would not give name
(1791) #28 North Alley, Fisher, Samuel, labourer
(1785) #7 North Street, Ritter, William
(1791) #27 North Alley, Rutter, William, labourer
(1785) #8 North Street, Finck, Jacob
(1791) #26 North Alley, Finck, Jacob, weaver
(1785) #9 North Street, Myers, Henry
(1791) #25 North Alley, Sonfilt, George, innkeeper
(1785) #10 North Street, Apple, Daniel
(1791) #24 North Alley, Stewart, Derrick, labourer
(1785) #11 North Street, Wade, Jonathan
(1791) #23 North Alley, no listing
(1785) #12 North Street, Dick, Frederick
(1791) #22 North Alley, Luttertwater, Nicholas, hatter
(1785) #13 North Street, Donohue, Humphrey
(1791) #21 North Alley, Apple, Jacob, cordwainer
(1785) #14 North Street, Snyder, Benedict
(1791) #20 North Alley, Snyder, Benedict, weaver
(1785) #16 North Street, York, James
(1785) #17 North Street, Cross, James
(1785) #18 North Street, Follier, Mathias
(1785) #23 North Street, Porter, John
(1791) #11 North Alley, Horn, Henry, blacksmith
(1785) #31 North Street, Zane, William
(1791) #2 North Alley, Wilson, James, coach maker, also at 34 N. 5th St.
(1785) #32 North Street, Clark, Elizabeth
(1791) #1 North Alley, Fisher, John, harness maker
(1785) #62 North Street, Ingles, James
The considerable jump represented by this house number may mean there was a typo. Or
there may have actually been a gap large enough for 30 houses, but remember it's in MacPherson's
numbering system, which means it would have been on the eastern end of the street (on the north
side) which is the less likely end of the street to remain unimproved. Until this is cleared up
the alignment has been placed at #32.