History: Local: 1684 Map, Philadelphia as William Penn Knew It: Philadelphia Co, PA

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        "PHILADELPHIA AS WILLIAM PENN KNEW IT
                       1684

"Commemoration of the 250th Anniversary of the first
arrival, October 28, 1682, of William Penn in America
1682-1932.  Prepared for the Program Committee,
Albert-Cook-Myers-Chairman, Phildelphia-- 1932.

"Drawn by William Wilson Pollock with the historical
collaboration of Albert Cook Myers."

The map is intended as a guide, showing the approximate
location of the lots.  It is in fact fairly accurate,
but the precise location is somewhat distorted owing
to the neccessity to keep it narrow for printers.

The map was designed for use with a fixed width font.

NOTE that the lot numbers were assigned by me;
they are not house numbers or city lot #s.

LEGEND:
   - = 1684 street curb;
   × = present street curb;
   < = western edge of Delaware Riv.;
   ~ = creek;
   x = bridge over creek;
  xx = Draw Bridge;
 [B] = The Burying Yard;
 [P] = Ply. Friends;
 [F] = Friend's Meeting House.;
 [I] = Blue Anchor Inn;
 [L] = Blue Anchor Landing;
FFFF = Granted to the Free Society of Traders

----------------- V I N E   S T R E E T -------×××××××××××××
----. .-------. .-------. .-------. .-------. .×××××. .×××××
    | |       | |       | |     9 | |  14   |      <× ×
    | |       | |       | |    10 | |       |      <× ×
    | |     1 | |       | | 6  11 | |       |      <× ×
    | |     2 | |    4  | | 7  12 | |       |      <× ×
    | |     3 | |    5  | | 8  13 | |       |      <× ×
----   --- S A S A F R A S  S T R E E T ----   ×××××   ×××××
----. .-------. .-------. .-------. .-------. .×××××. .×××××
    | |       | |   19  | |24  34 | |  44   |     <D×D×
    | |       | |       | |25  35 | |  45   |     <E×E×
    | |       |F|       | |26  36 |S|       |     <L×L×
    |F|       |O|       |T|27  37 |E|       |F    <A×A×
    |I|       |U|       |H|28  38 |C|       |R    <W×W×
    |F|       |R|17 18  |I|29  39 |O|       |O    <A×A×
    |T|       |T|       |R|30  40 |N|       |N    <R×R×
    |H|  15 16|H| 20 21 |D|31  41 |D|  46   |T    <E×E×
    | |       | | 22 23 | |32  42 | |       |     < × ×
    | |       | |       | |33  43 | |  47   |     < × ×
----   --- M U L B E R R Y  S T R E E T ----   ×××××   ×××××
----. .-------. .-------. .-------. .-------. .×××××. .×××××
    |S|       |S|53[B]54| |    60 |S|  65   |S    <R×A×
    |T|       |T|   55  |S|    61 |T|  66   |T    <I×V×
    |R|       |R|   56  |T|    62 |R|  67   |R    <V×E×
    |E|  ~    |E|   57  |R|       |E|  68   |E    <E×N×
    |E|   ~48 |E|   58  |E|       |E|       |E    <R×U×
    |T|    ~  |T|   59  |E|    63 |T|       |T    < ×E×
    | |    ~~ | |49 50  |T|       | |  69   |     < × ×
    | |    ~~ | | 51 52 | |  [P]64| |  70   |     < × ×
----   ---- ~~   H I G H  S T R E E T ------   ×××××   ×××××
----. .-------~~ -------. .-------. .-------. .×××××. .×××××
    | |       |~~87     | |102    | | 104   |     < × ×
    | |       | ~~88    | |   103 | | 105   |     < × ×
    | |       | |~~89   | |92     | | 106   |     < × ×
    | |       | | ~~90  | |93     | | 107   |     < × ×
    | |       | |  ~~91 | |94     | | 108   |     < × ×
    | |71 72  | |79~~80 | |95     | | 109   |     < × ×
    | |73 74  | |81~~82 | |96   99| | 110   |     < × ×
    | |75 76  | |83~~84 | |97  100| | 111   |     < × ×
    | |77 78  | |85~~86 | |98  101| | 112   |     < × ×
----   -- C H E S T~~N U T  S T R E E T ----   ×××××   ×××××
----. .-------. .- ~~ --. .-------. .-------. .×××××. .×××××
    | |113 114| |123~~  |T|134 135| | 150   |     <D×D×
    | |115 116| |124~~  |H|136 137| | 151   |     <E×E×
    | |117 118|F|125~~  |I|138 139|S| 152   |  159<L×L×
    |F|119 120|O|126~~  |R|140 141|E| 153   |F    <A×A×
    |I|       |U|127 ~~ |D|142 143|C| [F]   |R    <W×W×
    |F|       |R|128 129~~~144 145|O| 154   |O 160<A×A×
    |T|       |T|       | |~~~ 146|N| 155   |N    <R×R×
    |H|       |H|       | | ~~~147|D| 156   |T    <E×E×
    | |121    | |130 131| |148~~~ | | 157   |     < × ×
    | |122    | |132 133| |149~~~ | | 158   |     < × ×
----   -------   W A L N U T  xxx S T R E E T  ×××××   ×××××
----. .-------. .-------. .-  ~~~ . .-------. .×××××. .×××××
    | |161 162| |166 167| |171~~~~x~~179 180|    <  × ×
    |S|       |S|       |S| 172~~~x~~181 182|S187<  ×A×
    |T|163 164|T|168 169|T|173 174| |~~~~183|T   <R ×V×
    |R|    165|R|    170|R|    175|S| ~~~184|R188<I ×E×
    |E|       |E|       |E|    176|T| ~~~185|E   <V ×N×
    |E|       |E|       |E|    177|R| ~~D~  |E   <E ×U×
    |T|       |T|       |T|    178|E| ~~O~  |T   <R ×E×
    | |       | |       | |       |E| ~~C~~ |[I] <  × ×
    | |       | |       | |       |T|  ~K~~~~[L] <  × ×
    | |       | |       | |       | |186~~~~~xx~~   × ×
    | |       | |       | |       | | ~~Cr.~~xx~~   × ×
    | |       | |       | |       | | ~~~~~~~xx~~   × ×
----   --- S P R U C E  S T R E E T ~~~ ----   ×××××   ×××××
----. .-------. .-------. .------ ~~~ ------. .×××××. .×××××
    | |       | |       | |     ~~~         |    <  × ×
    | |       | |       | |    ~~~ |        |    <  × ×
    | | FFFFF | | FFFFF | | FF~~F| | FFFFFF |    <  × ×
    | |       | |       | |  ~~  | |        |    <  × ×
    | |       | |       | | ~    | |        |    <  × ×
----   ------- P I N E  S T R E E T --------     <  × ×
----. .-------. .-------. .------. .--------. .×××××. .×××××
    | |       | |       | |      | |  189   |    <  × ×
    | |       | |       | |      | |  190   |    <  × ×
    | |       | |       | |      | |  191   |    <  × ×
    | |       | |       | |      | |  192   |     < × ×
    | |       | |       | |      | |  193   |     < × ×
    | |       | |       | |      | |        |     < × ×
----   ------  C E D A R  S T R E E T ------   ×××××   ×××××
--------------------------------------------  .×××××. .×××××

NUMERICAL LISTING

1- Hen. WADDY, 
2- Ph. ALFORD, 
3- Giles. KNIGHT,
4- Sar. HERSENT, 
5- Sam. HERSENT, 
6- D. MILNER,
7- Sam. FINNLY, 
8- J. BATCHLO, 
9- Henry WADDY,
10- Thomas SCOTT, 
11- Tho. BETSON, 
12- Sarah FULLER,
13- John BARNES, 
14- Tho. RUDYARD, 
15- Eliz. SHORTER,
16- John RUSH, 
17- Wm. HARMER, 
18- Wm. HARMER,
19- Wm. CLOUD, 
20- N. RANDALL, 
21- Geo. RANDALL,
22- Th. RUTTER, 
23- Tho. BERRY, 
24- Jn. JENNET,
25- Wm. KANE, 
26- Nat. HARDING, 
27- Jn. MARTIN,
28- J. TITTERY, 
29- Jos. WILCOX, 
30- Tho. HALL,
31- Hen. PAXSON, 
32- Jas. PETRE, 
33- Tho. PASCHALL,
34- Jn. SONGHURST, 
35- Jn. BURCHALL, 
36- Jn. CHAMBERS,
37- Benj. WHITHEAD, 
38- Rich. WORRELL, 
39- Wm. WIGGONS,
40- Edw. SAMWAY, 
41- Israel HOBBS, 
42- Jn. KINGSMAN,
43- Jn. HARDEN, 
44- John BARBER, 
45- Geo. PALMER,
46- Rowland ELLIS, 
47- Tho. HOLME, 
48- Sam. CARPENTER,
49- Christopher TAYLOR, 
50- John DAY, 
51- Fran. PLUMSTEAF,
52- GRIFFITH-JONES,
 53- Wm. OXLY, 
54- Rich. ORME,
55- YOUNG-MORGAN, 
56- Tho. SMITH, 
57- Rich. SUTTON,
58- Geo. HARMER, 
59- Jn. Shelton,
60- Jn. JONES & Jn. JENNINGS, 
61- Kath. FARMER,
62- Robt. WHITTON, 
63- W. CLARK, 64- A. COOK,
65- Robert TURNER, 
66- Joseph FISHER, 
67- William STANLEY,
68- Thos. CALLOWHILL, 
69- GRIFFITH-JONES, 
70- Tho. BOWMAN,
71- T. JENNER, 
72- Ben. RICHARDS, 
73- J. AMBLER,
74- M. MORGAN, 
76- Jas. COOPER, 
77- Math. SOULES,
78- Hen. PATRICK, 
79- S. PERSON, 
80- Robt. WADE,
81- Ant. WESTON, 
82- Jn. KINSLEY, 
83- A. HARDEMAN,
84- Ar. MITCHELL, 
85- Ant. WESTON, 
86- Jn. AUSTIN,
87- Humphrey.SOUTH, 
88- Sam. JOBSON, 
89- Sabian COLE,
90- Tho. BAKER, 
91- Tho. ROWLAND, 
92- Jn. TEST,
93- Jn. BOULT, 
94- J. CLAYPOOLE, 
95- Jos. RAINSTEAD,
96- A. NOBLE, 
97- C. EMLEN, 
98- Wm. RAKESTRAW,
99- Jn. HEATON, 
100- D. POWELL, 
101- H. JONES, Co.,
102- Jas. CLAYPOOLE, 
103- Tho. HARLEY, 
104- Wm. PENN,
105- Richard WEBB, 
106- Daniel SMITH, 
107- Geo. WILLARD,
108- Charles PICKERING, 
109- John- Ap. John,
110- Thomas WYNNE, 
111- Tho. HERRIOT, 
112- Richard CORSLEY,
113- Jas. PRICE, 
114- Rich. COOK, 
115- John LLOYD,
116- Da. MEREDATH.
117- Roger HUGHES.
118- Edw. LUFFE,
119- Tho. JONES.
120- Richard HILLIARD.
121- C. PUSEY,
122- Robt. HART.
123- Sarah WOOLMAN.
124- Jn. MARTIN,
125- D. BRINTHALL.
126- Ed. LOVETT.
127- J. BLANCHARD,
128- Mary SOUTHWORTH.
129- Tho. ROUSE.
130- T. MINCHALL,
131- Jn. TIBBY.
132- Jn. GREEN.
133- Neh. MITCHELL,
134- Wm. BUCKMAN.
135- John KING.
136- Henry. WOOD,
137- Cornelius BOM.
138- John BARNES.
139- Richard INCELLO,
140- Jn. SOUTHWORTH.
141- Wm. CARTER.
142- Isaac MARTIN,
143- John FISHER.
144- Andrew. GRISCOMB.
145- John MOON,
146- Jn. GOODSON.
147- Jn. PARSONS.
148- J. CARVER,
149- KIRLE.
150- Edward JEFFERSON.
151- John LOVE,
152- Nath. ALLEN.
153- Wm. WOOD & Co.,
154- Cristopher. TAYLOR.
155- (Thom. HOOTEN),
156- Samuel CARPENTER.
157- Robt. GREENWAY,
158- Alex. PARER-Geo. FOX.
159- Anth. MORRIS,
160- S. CARPENTER.
161- J. PUSEY.
162- T. DENNIS,
163- Ed. CARTLIDGE.
164- Robt. HOLGATE.
165- John FISHER,
166- Arch. MICHELL.
167- Prisilla SHEPARD.
168- Eliz. SIMS,
169- Tho. CROSS.
170- J. TEST.
171- J. LUFFE,
172- John CHILD.
173- Robtb. SUMMER.
174- Robt. LONGSHORE,
175- Saml. BENNET.
176- Wm. FRAMPTON.
177- Francis DOVE,
178- Francis POWELL.
179- James CLAYPOOLE,
180- Thom. BAKER/Jas. MOORE/Sabian COLE.
181- W. FRAMPTON,
182- Samuel JOBSON/H. SOUTH/A. COOK,
183- Enoch FLOWERS/Wm. HAICE/WHEELER,
184- BROMLEY/REYNOLDS/PROPRIETOR.
185- ?,
186- G. BARTHOLOMEW/Tho. BUDD.
187- W. FRAMPTON,
188- John WHEELER.
189- Philip FORD.
190- German Co.,
191- Jos. GROWDEN.
192- Francis-Daniel PASTORIUS,
193- Wm. PENN Jn.
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