3602 Hamilton Street

 

 

The History of the Building

 

ÒCirca 1870, three-story Italianate double with Victorian porch, bracketed flat overhanging roof, full-height first floor windows. Stucco over brickÓ

(Inventory of Buildings in Powelton from the application submitted to the national register of Historic Places, 1985)

 

The 1892 Bromley Atlas shows 3604 as a vacant lot owned together with 3602.

 

Previous Residents

 

1870:

Malcolm Campbell      43        Stock broker; real estate: $16,000; property: $8,000; his father was foreign-born.

Martha Campbell         39

Mary L. Campbell        16

John A. Campbell        15

Kate A. Campbell        14

Alexander Campbell    12

Malcolm Campbell, Jr. 10

James W. Campbell       3

Martha A. Campbell      1

Grace Deming             35                    Domestic Servant; born in Ireland; she could not read or write

Hannah Poll                22                    Domestic Servant; born in Ireland

Annie McBride            23                    Domestic Servant; born in Ireland

(1st Enumeration: pp 15-16; 2nd Enumeration: p 29)

            The 1861 Directory listed Malcolm Campbell, stockbroker, 35th below Baring.  The1866 Directory: Malcolm Campbell, ÒAdamÕs Express, h Hamilton near 33rd, Mantua  In 1880, they boarders living at 3401 Walnut St.  Malcolm listed his occupations as Òmining and real estate.Ó

 

1872 Atlas shows the owner as M. Campbell.

Sometime between 1870 and 1872, the deed was transferred from Malcolm and Martha A. Campbell to William W. Allen (Book 220, p 242).

 

1880:

William W. Allen         45        Insurance broker; father born in N.J.

Elizabeth G. Allen      43

Mary M. Allen             17

John Allen                   13

Rodney D. Allen            9

Charles C. Allen            7

William R. Allen            5

Mary Smith                  25        Servant; born in England, parents in Ireland

Kate Fullooney            23        Servant; parents born in Ireland

(ED 487, 23)

            In 1870, they lived down the block at 3614 Hamilton St.  In 1900, William was living at 3417 Hamilton St. with his second wife, Annie.  In the 1910 Census and the 1906 Blue Book, he is listed at 3419 Hamilton St.

 

1887 Directory: Allen, John, bookkeeper

 

1890: Albert W Borst

            In 1900 and 1910, the Borst family lived next-door at 3600 Hamilton St.

 

1896: Brown, Samuel H., Jr.; Home: Bala, residence: 3604 Hamilton St. [3602/04?]

(Catalogue of the University of Pennsylvania.)

 

1900: 

Charles A Jenkins        58        Dry goods merchant; born in Va., parents born in N.Y.; owned with a mortgage

Emma L Jenkins          55        Married 35 years, 6 children

Gertrude Jenkins         33        Clerk in auditing dept.  of a trust co.; single

Alice C Fuller              28        Daughter; married 8 years, 1 child

Robt H Jenkins            26        Son; dry goods merchant

Bertha A Jenkins         23        Daughter; school teacher

Charles A Jenkins        19        Salesman, Dennison (?)  manuf.  co.

Kate Glenn                  24        Servant; widowed with one child; born in Ireland, immigrated 9 years earlier

(ED 543, 9B)

            In 1870, they lived at 3714 Baring St.

 

1910: 

Charles A Jenkins        68        Dry goods salesman; born in Va.; owned free of a mortgage

Emma H Jenkins         65

Gertrude Jenkins         43        Clerk in insurance; single

Herbert H Jenkins       39        Dry goods salesman; single

Bertha A Jenkins         34        School teacher; single

Charles A J Jenkins      29        Son; novelty salesman; married

Mary McCallum           41        Servant; widowed, no children; born in Ireland, immigrated in 1888

(ED 492, 3B)

 

1920: 

Charles A Jenkins        75        born in Pa.[?], parents born in N.Y.

Emma L Jenkins          73

Gertrude Jenkins         50        Secretary for an estate

Robert H Jenkins         39        Manager for Howe Seal Co. [?]

Bertha A Jenkins         35        Public school teacher

Ethel Campbell           26        Servant; black; born in Jamaica, immigrated in 1919

(ED 686, 4A)

 

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