p. 76: 1770 Thomas Haslewood — Wood Corder in Race Street; 1770 John Lisle — Breeches Maker in 3rd Street; 1778 George Bright married Capt. Moulders Daughter; 1774 Mr. John Frise (Fries?) — Merchant — Race Street
p. 77: 1770 John Stille — Taylor in Front Street; 1770 John McCalla — Taylor in 2nd Street; 1774 Mr. Daily Dancing Master; 1778 Capt. Simmons at Kingcess
p. 78: 1776 Mr. Coe married Mrs. Watkins daughter; 1771 Mr. John Hoover — Christian Street; 1774 John Cole — Coates’s Alley; 1770 Mr. Caruthers in 3rd Street; 1770 Betsy Devonshire Simpstress in Race Steet; 1771 John Cannan (Canaan? Cannon?) Taylor
p. 79: 1770 John Kidd — Shopkeeper in 2nd Street; 1774 Nathan Jones Scrivener; 1770 John Hall — Cooper in front street; 1775 William Malsey in Church Alley
p. 80: 1770 Benjamin Shoemaker — House Carpenter in 7th Street; 1774 Daniel Scalenger Pilot Shippen Street; 1770 Capt. Davidson — in Front Street
p. 81: 1770 Mr. Banks — Coach maker next to Miss L. Hyde’s; 1774 Mr. Sinclair Vine Street; 1774 Mrs. Cross (George’s Widow Two Doors above T’d Whites’s); 1770 Robert Porter — sadler in Market Street
p. 82: 1770 John Purden — storekeeper front Street by the bridge; 1770 Mr. Casewell in Front Street; 1771 Mr. Robert Hunter — Shopkeeper Front Street
p. 83: 1770 Thomas Keats Shopkeeper in 3rd Street; 1776 Mrs. Keats (Thomas’s widow); 1770 George Jenkins — Joseph J’s Brother; 1774 Jonathan Hunn partly opposite to the St. Patrick; 1771 Mr. David Evans — House Carpenter
p. 84: 1774 James Sterling from Burlington at J. Hunter’s; 1778 Mr. Lehi Commissary at Price’s Tavern
p. 85: 1770 Christian Phis (Fiss?) — Fan maker in Spruce Street; 1770 Capt. Burrows Married Widow Sherlock; 1772 John Anderson over the Drawbridge formerly Tavern keeper
p. 86: 1774 John King House Carpenter Lombard Street; 1770 Mr. Perry married Widow Kerr’s Daughter; 1771 Mr. Philip Wirt Christian Street
p. 87: 1770 Benjamin Barger — Shoemaker in Moriss? Alley; 1771 Mr. Lewis — lived at Mr. Moodeys (Moody’s?); 1774 Capt. Alibone Corner of Front and Callowhill St.; 1770 James Huston — Tavern keeper in 2nd Street
p. 88: 1770 Widow Allison — Widow White’s Daughter; 1776 Mr. John George printer; 1770 Miss Jenny Annis — widow Pearse’s sister
p. 89: 1770 Henry Shearman (Sherman?) — Turner in 2nd Street; 1774 Charles Rudolph Shoemaker Chestnut Street; 1770 Widow Bayle — Widow Murdoch’s Daughter in 2nd Street; 1776 Mr. Houghton — Upholsterer; 1778 Mrs. Norris Walnut St.
p. 90: 1770 William Richards — Breeches maker in Market Street; 1770 Widow Coats in 2nd Street
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