Residents of 503 A in Boyd’s Directory

[Originally posted 27 January 2014; revised 1 May 2016. The most recently added information is highlighted in green.]

The following persons appear in Boyd’s Directory of the District of Columbia at 503 A Street, SE:

[1877] John Fisher (waiter).

[1882] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1883] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1884] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1885] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1887] John C. Hesse (clerk, Adjutant-General’s Office); Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1888] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1889] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1890] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1891] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1892] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1893] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1894] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1895] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1897] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1898] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1899] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1900] Samuel M. Wilcox (clerk, Pension Office).

[1903] Robert A. W. McKeldin.

[1904] Robert A. W. McKeldin (clerk, War Department).

[1905] Robert A. W. McKeldin (physician).

[1906] Robert A. W. McKeldin; William R. Rodenberger (clerk, Capitol).

[1907] Robert A. W. McKeldin (physician); William R. Rodenberger (clerk, Capitol).

[1908] Caroline A. Mack (widow of Frederick Mack); Nellie M. Mack (teacher).

[1911] Caroline A. Mack (widow of Frederick Mack); Nellie M. Mack (teacher).

[1912] Caroline A. Mack (widow of Frederick Mack); Nellie M. Mack (principal).

[1914] Charles W. Bland (notary); James Trimble (bookkeeper, boards).

[1915] Mary Doyle.

[1916] Charles W. Bland (notary); James Trimble (accountant).

[1917] Charles W. Bland (notary).

[1919] Charles W. Bland (notary).

[1920] Mrs. Jane T. Bland.

[1923] Mrs. Mary T. Gaddis.

[1925] Mrs. Mary T. Gaddis.

[1928] Mary T. Gaddis.

[1932] Clement V. Poland.

[1934] Mrs. Anna Smith.

[1936] Francis E. Knott.

[1956] John S. Poole (contractor).

[1967] Paul Nolan.

[1973] Paul Nolan.

Gaddis–Trimble marriage

Washington Evening Star, 16 June 1883, p. 8.

[She later lived at 503 A Street, SE.]

Adam Gaddis (Jr.) and Mary Trimble Gaddis

Covell, Charles. “On Eve of Birthday: Bank Fetes Director, 100.” Washington Evening Star, 17 March 1966, p. B-7.

[The following is an excerpt from a long article about their son, Edgar T. Gaddis. Mary Trimble Gaddis lived at 505 A Street, SE, in her later years.]

Jane T. Bland: will

Washington Evening Star, 4 August 1921, p. 10.

James Trimble: dies at home of Mrs. Charles Bland

Washington Evening Star, 30 March 1919, p. 7.

 

Mary Trimble Gaddis: death

“Deaths.” Washington Evening Star, 9 September 1928, p. 7.

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Washington Evening Star, 11 September 1928, p. 2.

James Trimble: death

“Died.” Washington Evening Star, 18 March 1919, p. 7.

Helen Trimble: inherits house

Washington Post, 4 August 1921, p. 7.