[Originally posted 1 February 2014; revised 16 November 2015.]
The following persons appear in Boyd’s Directory of the District of Columbia at 417 A Street, SE:
[1871] Phoebe Lowe; John B. Taylor (whitewasher).
[1872] Mercelener Jordon [sic: Jordan?] (lady’s nurse, widow of Fleming Jordon); Thomas W. Jordon.
[1873] William H. Marshall (laborer); Phebe Lowe; William Countee (laborer).
[1875] Mosthena Jarden (nurse).
[1876] William Sweeting (laborer); Jane Garrett (widow of David Garrett).
[1878] Phebe Lowe (widow of Jerry Lowe); Susan Tyler (widow of John Tyler).
[1879] Marcelena Jordan (widow of Flemming [sic] Jordan; Jane Garrett (widow of David Garrett).
[1880] Jane Garrett (widow of David Garrett).
[1881] John L. Butler (driver).
[1882] Jane Garrett (midwife, widow of David Garrett); Charity Washington (servant).
[1883] Silas Washington (driver); Charity Washington (nurse); Jane Garrett (nurse, widow of David Garrett).
[1884] Susan Tyler (servant); Mary Kirkland.
[1885] Jane Garrett (widow of David Garrett); Mary E. Kirkland.
[1886] Jane Garrett (widow of David Garrett); Mary E. Kirkland.
[1887] Jane Garrett (widow of David Garrett); Mary E. Kirkland.
[1888] Jane Garrett (widow of David Garrett); Mary E. Kirkland.
[1891] William Allis (shoemaker); Peter Edelin (shoemaker); Sophia Mitchell (domestic).
[1894] Genevieve T. Yager (widow of Francis T. Yager); Gertrude W. Ashby (clerk, Dead Letter Office).
[1895] Genevieve T. Yager (widow of Francis T. Yager); Llewellyn M. Cook (L. M. Cook & Co.); Gertrude W. Ashby (clerk, Dead Letter Office).
[1896] Gertrude W. Ashby (clerk, Dead Letter Office); Llewellyn M. Cook (L. M. Cook & Co.); Genevieve T. Yager (widow of Frank W. [sic] Yager).
[1897] Lucy J. Dorsey; Gertrude W. Ashby (clerk, Dead Letter Office).
[1898] Addie S. Hillyer; Rev. Charles H. Hayes (assistant rector, St. Mark’s Church).
[1899] Rev. William L. Devries (rector, St. Mark’s Church); Rev. E. Magruder Thompson; Rev. Charles H. Hayes (assistant rector, St. Mark’s Church); Addie S. Hillyer; Cora Johnson (domestic).
[1902] J. Arthur Russell (clerk); Charles E. Chambliss (Department of Agriculture); Sarah Clase (clerk).
[1903] Annie H. Gibson (widow); Henry Ittig (clerk, Navy); B. L. Williams (clerk, Patent Office).
[1904] Alfred F. W. Schmidt (Library of Congress); Anna H. Gibson.
[1905] H. P. Andrews (clerk, Capitol); Anne H. Gibson (widow); Oscar M. Pond (Census Office); Mary A. Matthews (Library of Congress); William C. Hodgkins (surveyor).
[1906] William J. Wallis (teacher); John D. Wolcott (Library of Congress); H. P. Andrews (clerk, Capitol); William J. Wallis (teacher).
[1908] J. Randolph Tucker (clerk, Library of Congress); Lawrence Washington (Library of Congress); Louisa F. Washington (stenographer); Pattie W. Washington; Fannie J. Washington; Willis L. Washington.
[1909] J. Randolph Tucker (Library of Congress); Lawrence Washington (Library of Congress); Louisa F. Washington (stenographer); Pattie W. Washington (clerk); Willis L. Washington.
[1911] George Turner (clerk); Charles J. Turner (salesman).
[1913] Lem J. Embrey (watchman); Lena E. Embrey; Thad J. Embrey (clerk).
[1914] Lee J. Embrey (watchman); Thaddeus J. Embrey (student, boards).
[1915] Chester L. Ballard (mariner); Guy C. Ballard (mariner); Ida M. Ballard (widow of Chester L. Ballard [sic]); Leo C. Lewis (chauffeur); Jerome Scarborough (police captain).
[1916] Annie B. Smith.
[1919] J. Randolph Grove (machinist); Florence Van Cott (stenographer); Joseph J. Brown (machinist).
[1922] Aubrey Simmons (machinist); John A. Simmons (Navy Yard); Maude Douglas (clerk).
[1923] Fannie M. Carpenter (widow of Fred Carpenter).
7 September 2016
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