[Originally posted 18 July 2015; revised 11 August 2016. The most recently added information is highlighted in green.]
The following persons appear in Boyd’s Directory of the District of Columbia at 307 A Street, SE:
[1871] Thomas A. Maguire (clerk, 2nd auditor); W. H. Maguire (assistant paymaster, Senate).
[1872] Thomas A. Maguire (clerk, House of Representatives); William H. Maguire (assistant paymaster, Senate); Clara M. Richter (Post Office Department).
[1873] M. H. Cooke (telephone operator); Kate M. Cook [sic].
[1875] Clara M. Richter (clerk, Post Office Department); Kate M. Cooke; Mary A. Cooke (clerk).
[1876] Kate M. Cooke.
[1877] Charles Cooke (printer); E. C. Cooke (telephone operator); Clara M. Richter (clerk, Post Office Department); M. H. Cooke (operator).
[1878] W. H. Goodrell (Capitol Police); William E. Tew (clerk).
[1879] Levi Nagle (printer).
[1880] W. H. Goodrell (Capitol Police); Levi Nagle (printer).
[1881] John M. Shomo (Water Department); William H. Shomo (painter).
[1882] William M. Shomo (printer); Grace Tyler (servant).
[1883] William H. Shomo (printer); Grace Tyler (servant).
[1884] William H. Shomo (Government Printing Office); Mary A. Brown.
[1885] Oscar V. Shomo (printer).
[1887] Thomas W. Shomo (Government Printing Office).
[1889] Thomas Songster (books); Thomas G. Songster (clerk); Robert L. Burlin (carpenter).
[1890] Thomas Songster (Government Printing Office); Thomas G. Songster (clerk).
[1891] Thomas Songster (Government Printing Office); Thomas G. Songster (clerk).
[1892] Thomas Songster (clerk); Thomas Guy Songster (clerk).
[1893] Alexander McKie (police).
[1894] Mariana B. Fant (widow of Joseph N. Fant).
[1895] Mariana B. Fant (widow of Joseph N. Fant); Peter J. Nelson (stonecutter).
[1896] Ervin [sic] W. Tate (clerk); Ella Simpson; Robert Simpson (watchman).
[1897] George H. Burke (clerk, Department of Labor); Edward W. Tate (clerk); Robert Simpson (watchman).
[1898] Edward W. Tate (clerk); James M. Collins (Bureau of Printing); James N. Collins (lawyer); John W. Roberts (fireman).
[1899] Kate Fox (clerk).
[1900] John W. Roberts (fireman).
[1903] Harry V. Bosse (undertaker); Mary E. Bosse (widow of William G. Bosse).
[1904] William F. Wheatley (carrier, Post Office).
[1905] Mary E. Bosse (widow of William G. Bosse); William F. Wheatley (carrier, Post Office).
[1906] Amanda Thomas (Bureau of Printing); Frank H. Thomas (machinist); Joseph H. Thomas (wheelwright).
[1907] Joseph H. Thomas (wheelwright); Frank H. Thomas (machinist).
[1908] Frank H. Thomas (Navy Yard); Joseph H. Thomas (wheelwright).
[1909] Joseph H. Thomas (wheelwright).
[1910] John E. Thomas (clerk); Joseph H. Thomas (carpenter).
[1911] Jerome Mack (bookkeeper).
[1913] S. Bruce; Oliver O. Parsons (plasterer).
[1914] Bernard W. Cleveland (tinner, rooms); Florence L. O’Connell (widow of Patrick O’Connell); William J. Hickey (gasfitter).
[1915] John J. Trumbo (molder, Navy Yard).
[1917] John J. Trumbo.
[1919] John J. Trumbo (carpenter); Marie Trumbo (telephone operator); Sophia M. Trumbo (skilled laborer, Government Printing Office).
[1920] John J. Trumbo; Marie Trumbo (telephone operator).
[1921] John J. Trumbo (molder, Navy Yard); Marie Trumbo (telephone operator).
[1922] John H. Trumbo (clerk, O’Donnell’s Drug Store); John J. Trumbo (molder); Marie C. Trumbo (telephone operator).
[1923] John J. Trumbo (molder); Marie Trumbo (telephone operator).
[1925] John J. Trumbo.
[1928] Not listed thereafter.
7 September 2016
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