
The
History of the Building
ÒCirca 1870, three-story Italianate house, stuccoed; rusticated quoins. Flat roof with bracketed overhang. Victorian wood. panel. Circa 1905 second floor projecting bay addition.Ó
(Inventory of Buildings in Powelton from the application submitted to the national
register of Historic Places, 1985)
1870:
Clement Glingan 25 Wholesale
provisions dealer
Annie 23
Jane Paul 45 Domestic
servant; black; born in
(ED 77, 22; 2nd
enum.:
30-31)
1880:
Cosma W. Gordon 59 Gentleman;
born in
Emma L. Gordon 39 Born
in
Harry Morton Gordon 16 At school; born in N.Y.
Anna Lilly Gordon 13 At
school; born in N.Y.
Emma Louisa Gordon 7 At school; born in
Violet Maud Gordon 4 At school
Andrew M. Gordon 2
Elizabeth Gallgher 27 Servant;
born in
Rose Harkins 26
Servant;
parents born in
(ED 487, 24)
1881
Directory: C.
William Gordon
1892: New Jerusalem church at Chestnut and 22nd:
Rev. Chauncey Giles and Rev. Wm. L. Worcester both listed at 3502
1878:
Rev. Chauncey Giles accepted the call
to become pastor of the Philadelphia New Jerusalem Society. (History of
Philadelphia, 1609-1884 Scharf and Westcott)
1898 Blue Book: Mrs. Eunice Giles
Rev. William L. Worcester
1912: Eunice Giles, widow of Chauncey Giles, in her 91st
year died August 16. Funeral services to be held at her late residence:
1920:
William M Sample 64 Plumber
(Boon and Sample); owns free of a mortgage
Letitia M Sample 89 Mother
Elizabeth S Swing
29 Daughter
Charles W Swing 28 Son-in-law;
dentist
Cora A Graffius 54 Housekeeper;
born in
Mollie L Clark 50 Companion
(nurse); born in
(ED 686, 2A)
In
1900 and 1910, they lived at 3404
Hamilton St.
2009: current
owner: Howard and Sybil Holtzer, purchased 8/1958
single family home; owner occupied
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