211 N. Fifth Street COMBINED database

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M
1	House number	Street	Year	Last name	First name	Middle Name	Age	Sex	Race	Occupation	Source	Rents / Owns	Other

2	211	N. Fifth	1857	Date of construction?							Camden County Mortgages / Camden County Map		In 1857 Thomas M. Dyott, owner of the land that became 211 N. Fifth Street, obtained a mortgage of $3,900 from Charles E. French [a Camden grocer who lived at Third and Penn Streets], to be paid back in five years and secured by collateral of the two Cooper Street lots later numbered 427-429. Mortgages Book G, page 610, cited in later deed of sale of 211 N. Fifth Street to David Vickers in 1860. The site of 211 N. Fifth Street appears to be filled in Camden County Map published in 1857: https://www.loc.gov/item/2012590162/
3	211	N. Fifth	1858	Dyott?	Warton (Thomas Wharton Dyott Jr.)					druggist	City Directory		"h 5th ab Cooper" - Note 1860 transfer of property from Thomas W. Dyott to David Vickers. In 1856 Warton Dyott lived on Cooper ab Fourth, likely 427 Cooper St. [Thomas W. Dyott owner of 427 and 429 Cooper Street lots, which were divided to create lot for 211 N. Fifth Street]
4	211	N. Fifth	1859	Dyott?	Warton (Thomas Wharton Dyott Jr.)					druggist	City Directory		"h 5th ab Cooper" - Note 1860 transfer of property from Thomas W. Dyott to David Vickers. By 1860 Census, Thomas W. Dyott in Philadelphia, age 39, druggist, has real estate valued $4,000 and personal estate $2,500, born in Pa. In household with wife Sarah, age 34, born in Pa., inferred children Mary, 16; Sarah, 14; Thomas, 8; Sophia, 11. [In 1850 was in Camden, Middle Ward] Father Dr. Thomas W. Dyott died in 1861, per Philadelphia death certificates index] In 1860, Dyott Jr also sold 429 Cooper Street, a frame dwelling, to Lewis Wilkins for $1,800, deed dated November 20, 1860. Frame dwelling "twenty feet in front, and on on the back end eighty-five feet in length or depth..." (Deed book 36, page 473). Dyott also owned the adjacent lot with a brick dwelling (427) and sold it to Thomas Atkinson in 1860.
5	211	N. Fifth	1860	Vickers	David						Camden County Deeds, Family Search	owns	David Vickers of Camden purchased from Thomas W. Dyott Jr. and Sarah A. his wife of Philadelphia, September 27, 1860. Purchase price: $4,200 [higher than cost of land - house existing]. Deed book 36, page 330. ... "The rear of a lot of ground, one of which Levi Hale and wife conveyed to Thomas W. Dyott June 29, 1846 ... Book C of Deeds page 380 ... the other conveyed to Thomas W. Dyott March 25, 1852 recorded in Book O of Deeds page 280." ... "Subject to the payment of the sum of thirty-two hundred dollars with interest thereon being the balance of a certain mortgage of thirty-nine hundred and fifty dollars dated March 19, 1857 given by the said Thomas M. Dyott and wife to Charles E. French and recorded in Book G of Mortgages page 610." [Charles E. French, a grocer, lived at Third and Penn St in 1858] David Vickers died in 1865: Death notice West Jersey Press, November 11, 1865: "At the residence of his son, 534 Cooper Street, David Vickers, long known as a Merchant on Water Street, Philadelphia, aged 84 years."
6	211	N. Fifth	1860	Date of construction?							NJ Historic Preservation Office, Historic Site Form		Date on form, but no sources identified. Text on form identifies house as "apparently erected in the mid-nineteenth century as an Italianate dwelling."
7	211	N. Fifth	1862	Gibson	Henry	C.				captain	City Directory (Phila)		home 211 N. 5th, Camden. [Do not confuse with another Henry C. Gibson, importer (liquor dealer), listed at 232 & 234 S. Front, Philadelphia with home 1033 Spruce, Phila.] Earlier Philadelphia directory listings: In 1860 Philadelphia City Directory, a Henry C. Gibson, paints, oils & c (Philad.) home in Camden, Cooper below Sixth; in 1861 Philadelphia directory Henry C. Gibson, merchant, 4 N. Fifth [Philadelphia], home in Camden. Married to Hannah Vickers: Married December 29, 1840, in Gloucester NJ, per NJ Marriage Records, Ancestry.com. [Camden County not yet divided from Gloucester in 1840.] In 1860 Census was in household of father-in-law David Vickers at 534 Cooper Street - household David Vickers, 75, gentleman, born in NJ, had real estate valued $25,000 and personal estate $25,000; Henry Gibson, 47, wholesale paint store, personal estate $1,000, born in Rhode Island; inferred wife Hannah Gibson, 38, born in NJ; inferred son James, 17, in paint store, born in NJ; inferred daughter Lilly, 9, born in Pa.; attending school; inferred daughter Annie, 3, born in Pa.; Annie Kane, 12, attending school; Catharine Powell, 40, servant, born in Ireland, cannot read or write.
8	211	N. Fifth	1862	Gibson	Henry	C.					Prowell History of Camden County		Civil War veteran - Henry C. Gibson enlisted with Company B. Third Regiment New Jersey Volunteers (Three Years), a captain, company mustered in May 28, 1861, and he resigned August 21, 1862. (p. 103) Also verified by West Jersey Press, ad October 2, 1861: "Volunteers Wanted! For the Army of the Potomac, New Jersey Brigade, Gen. Kearney, Commanding, to be mustered into service, subsisted and forwarded to the Seat of War at once. ... H.C. Gibson, Captain, Recruiting Officer, Camden N.J." [Note: This is not the Captain Gibson who was in charge of the Fort Delaware prisoner of war camp -- that was A.A. Gibson, per Philadelphia Inquirer.] West Jersey Press May 29, 1861: "West Jersey Rifles - This fine company left for Trenton on Friday last, under the command of Capt. Gibson; they numbered one hundred and one men, with the officers." West Jersey Press Dec 11, 1861: Jersey Boys at Work - "The detachment from the Third New Jersey Regiment, which discomfited the rebel cavalry, at Annondale, on Wednesday last, was composed of a portion of the West Jersey Rifles, Captain Gibson, and was under the command of Lieut Frank L. Knight of this city. ... Captain Gibson served in the Florida war, and while a strict disciplinarian, is ever attentive to the welfare of those under him..." Is in Unit list, indicated "dismissed" vs "resigned" in Prowell history -- brother-in law David Vickers Jr. also in this unit: http://www.njstatelib.org/wp-content/uploads/slic_files/searchable_publications/civilwar/NJCWn154.html Unit history: http://www.njstatelib.org/wp-content/uploads/slic_files/searchable_publications/civilwar/NJCWn150.html Recruiting poster featuring Captain H.C. GIbson: https://digitalcollections.nyhistory.org/islandora/object/islandora%3A159359
9	211	N. Fifth	1863	Gibson	Henry	C.	44		white		Draft registration records, Ancestry.		Registered for the draft in Camden, age 44 on July 1, 1863, born abt 1819. [age inconsistent with 1860 Census, indicated as age 47 at that time. Rhode Island birth records, Ancestry, list date of birth as 1812.
10	211	N. Fifth	1863	Gibson	Henry	C.				captain	City Directory
11	211	N. Fifth	1865	Gibson	Henry					captain	City Directory
12	211	N. Fifth	1867	Gibson	Hannah						Camden County Deeds, Family Search	owns	Hannah Gibson, wife of Henry C. Gibson, purchased at a sale by special master to settle claims of the heirs of David Vickers (Hannah Gibson was one of four heirs - others Jesse Vickers, David Vickers and Annie Kerns). Sale included land in Cumberland County and in Camden. This property described: "Beginning at the southwest corner of Fifth and Lawrence Streets and running thence (1) southwestwardly in the west line of Fifth Street sixty-two feet to a corner thence (2) westward and at right angles with Fifth Street forty feet to a corner in line of Isaac H. Porter's lot thence (3) northward in the line of said Porter's Lot and parallel with Fifth Street sixty-five feet to a corner in the South line of Lawrence Street thence (4) eastward in the South lineof Lawrence Street forty feet to the place of beginning" ... "The same premises being the rear end of two lots of ground one of which Levi Hale and his wife conveyed to Thomas W. Dyott by indenture dated June 29, 1846 ... Book C of Deeds page 580 ... and the other of said lots Levi Hale and wife conveyed to the said Levi Hale and wife to Thomas W. Dyott March 25, 1852 ... Book [09? 69?] of Deeds page 280 and which Dyott and wife conveyed to David Vickers September 27, 1860 ...Book 36 of Deeds page 330...."
13	211	N. Fifth	1869	Moulton	Hamilton	L.				machinist	City Directory		In 1867 was listed as a machinist at 101 N. Fifth Street
14	211	N. Fifth	1870	Moulton	Hamilton					gentleman	City Directory		[Henry C. Gibson not in 1870 Camden directory and could not find Gibson family anywhere in 1870 Census -- but returns to this address by 1871]
15	211	N. Fifth	1870	Paden	Mary	A.				no occupation listed	City Directory
16	211	N. Fifth	1870	Moulton	Hamilton	L.	38	male	white	retired manufacturer	US Census		Address inferred from presence in City Directory. Born in New Hampshire, has real estate valued $56,500 and personal estate $40,400. Married, wife Frances.
17	211	N. Fifth	1870	Moulton	Frances	J.	31	female	white	keeping house	US Census		Born in Massachusetts. Married, husband Hamilton.
18	211	N. Fifth	1870	Moulton	Walter		13	male	white	attending school	US Census		Born in Massachusetts.
19	211	N. Fifth	1870	Moulton	Lizzie		11	female	white	attending school	US Census		Born in Massachusetts.
20	211	N. Fifth	1870	Patton (Paden)	Mary		35	female	white	domestic servant	US Census		Born in NJ.
21	211	N. Fifth	1871	Gibson	Henry	C.					New Republic (newspaper)		Henry C. Gibson among Republican candidates for Board of Chosen Freeholders, Second Ward. (March 11, 1871)
22	211	N. Fifth	1872	Gibson	Henry	C.				gentleman	City Directory
23	211	N. Fifth	1872	Gibson	Henry	C.				president, New Jersey Chemical Company	Prowell History of Camden County		President of the New Jersey Chemical Company, which incorporated in 1872, with Thomas B. Watson, treasurer, and WIlliam Lafferty, secretary; that year company purchased the New Jersey Chemical Works on Cooper Creek. Described in 1886 history: "This company continues the manufacture of chemicals and fertilizers, and have fitted up eight large buildings of brick and stone and two large acid chambers, two hundred by forty feet in dimensions, for the preparation of their products, which are shipped to localities in the different states." (p. 528) Survey map of New Jersey Chemical Co's Works, 1872: https://www.philageohistory.org/rdic-images/view-image.cfm/HGSv7.0566
24	211	N. Fifth	1872	Gibson	James	V.				gentleman	City Directory		Per 1860 Census, son of Henry C. Gibson. Veteran of the Civil War - Third Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry, Second Lieutenant (U.S. Civil War Soldiers, National Park Service. U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007.). Recruiting poster 1863 offering bounties, listing James V. Gibson: https://digitalcollections.nyhistory.org/islandora/object/islandora%3A159405
25	211	N. Fifth	1873	Gibson	H.	C.					Camden Democrat (newspaper)		Legal notice: H.C. Gibson signed as property owner a petition for a drainage culvert to be laid on Fifth Street. (Jan 25, 1873 and other dates)
26	211	N. Fifth	1874	Gibson	Hannah	V.				no occupation listed	City Directory
27	211	N. Fifth	1874	Gibson	Henry	C.				no occupation listed	City Directory
28	211	N. Fifth	1874	Gibson	Lillie					no occupation listed	CIty Directory
29	211	N. Fifth	1874	Gibson	James	V.				produce commission merchant	City Directory		In 1875 married Arabella Hackett, per New Jersey United Methodist Church Records, Ancestry (married January 26, 1875 in Camden, First Methodist Episcopal Church).
30	211	N. Fifth	1874	Gibson	Henry	C.					New Republic (newspaper)		Listed as a member of the new Board of Chosen Freeholders, representing the Second Ward. (May 16, 1874) Also in Freeholders list in Prowell History of Camden County, 1884 and 1885.
31	211	N. Fifth	1875	Gibson	Henry	C.					Camden Democrat (newspaper)		Board of Freeholders meeting: "Mr. Gibson presented a communication from citizens, alleging that a large bone boiling establishment is in course of erection in Stockton township on the east side of Cooper's creek, and opposite to the Second Ward of this city, and on his motion Mr. Potts, the member from that township, was instructed to notify the projectors of the enterprise that no nuisance will be tolerated in that locality." (March 20, 1875)
32	211	N. Fifth	1875	Gibson	Henry	C.					Camden Democrat (newspaper)		Reference to his death. (But see note below about probate in 1877) - At Board of Freeholders meeting - "Mr. Nicholson announced that since its last meeting, one of the members, Henry C. Gibson, from the Second Ward, had died, and offered a series of appropriate resolutions, regretting his death and speaking in high terms of his usefulness as a member, and also of his character as a citizen. They were unanimously adopted." (Nov. 13, 1875) Resolutions published at greater length in The New Republic, November 13, 1875. "... Whereas by the active and unselfish interest he took in the affairs of this county, in the faithful performance of his duty as a Chosen Freeholder, and by his uniform courtesy, equable temper and kindness of heart, his death not only becomes a public loss but a social sorrow. / Resolved, That in the death of Herny C. Gibson the county loses a citizen and an officer, whose integrity of character and constant rgard for the public welfare won him the respect of all..."
33	211	N. Fifth	1875	Ballet?	Anna	Maria				domestic	New Republic (newspaper)		Address not in this item, but includes Henry C. Gibson: "Anna Maria Ballet was convicted of stealing about $50 worth of wearing apparel from the house of Henry C. Gibson, in which she was employed as a domestic. Sentenced to one year in the state prison." (Feb 27, 1875)
34	211	N. Fifth	1877	Gibson	Hannah					no occupation listed	City Directory
35	211	N. Fifth	1877	Gibson	Hannah	C.				no occupation listed	City Directory		widow
36	211	N. Fifth	1877	Gibson	Lillie					no occupation listed	City Directory		listed as 21 N. Fifth, but likely a directory error - is at 211 N. Fifth Street in the next directory.
37	21	N. Fifth	1877	Gibson?	Henry	C.					Will and Probate Records, Ancestry		?? Probate record for Henry C. Gibson - but see above 1875 fpr his death.
38	211	N. Fifth	1878	Gibson	Hannah					no occupation listed	City Directory		(daughter of Hannah C. - in other records called "Anne" or "Annie"
39	211	N. Fifth	1878	Gibson	Hannah	C.				no occupation listed	City Directory		widow
40	211	N. Fifth	1878	Gibson	Lily (Lillie)					no occupation listed	City Directory		(per other records, daughter of Hannah C.]
41	211	N. Fifth	1878	Gibson	James	V.				no occupation listed	City Directory		In 1876 and 1877 directories, listed at 315 Stevens Street, with business at 124 Federal Street (J.V. Gibson & Co., stoves heaters, ranges, and tin roofers.) By 1880, age 37, retail grocer, lived at 315 Linden Street with wife Belle, age 26, and son Horace, age 1. 1882: "James V. Gibson, of Camden, is now the route agent for the Bridgeton R.R. mail service." (Bridgeton Evening News, March 4, 1882) 1884: "James V. Gibson, formerly in the stove business, is in the Pension Bureau." (Morning Post, March 25, 1884). Died 1921 per NJ Death Index, Ancestry; wife survived until 1933 per death notice in Washington Evening Star: "Bell H. Gibson, widow of James V. Gibson ... Interment in Arlington National Cemetery" (Jan 20, 1933)
42	211	N. Fifth	1878	Lloyd	Anna	A.			colored	servant	City Directory		Could not identify further definitively in Census - in 1870 an Anna Lloyd, age 10, Mulatto, was recorded living with her parents and siblings in Bridgeton, Cumberland County.
43	211	N. Fifth	1878	Vickers	David					no occupation listed	City Directory		(per other records, brother of Hannah C. Gibson]
44	211	N. Fifth	1880	Gibson	Hannah		57	female	white	housekeeper	US Census		Born in NJ, both parents born in NJ; widow. [By 1883 lived at 521 Linden Street, 1884 at 402 Linden - Linden Terrace. Died 1895, per Courier-Post March 1, 1895, "widow of the late Captain Henry Gibson."]
45	211	N. Fifth	1880	Gibson	Lillie		23	female	white	no occupation listed	US Census		Daughter. Born in NJ, both parents born in NJ; single. [A Lillie Gibson died in 1883 per NJ death records, Ancestry, but listed as age 32 not aligned with this record. Camden Morning Post later noted a death of Lillian Gibson on Linden Street, one of several on that street from typhoid fever (Nov 24, 1884). Mother Hannah lived on Linden Street by that time, see line above.
46	211	N. Fifth	1880	Gibson	Hanna		20	female	white	no occupation listed	US Census		Daughter. Born in NJ, both parents born in NJ; single. Died in 1891 per Courier-Post, July 18, 1891: "Mr. Jas. V. Gibson, of the Pension Bureau, Washington City, was called home by the death of his sister, Miss Hannah Gibson, which occurred last Sunday evening." Hannah V. Gibson,b abt 1859 died July 12 1891, age 32, per NJ Death Records, Ancestry.
47	211	N. Fifth	1880	VIckers	David		35	male	white	clerk	US Census		Boarder. Born in NJ, both parents born in NJ; married (spouse not listed at this address) [Also note above is related to head of household Hannah Gibson, per settlement of estate of David Vickers in 1867. David Vickers Jr. was a veteran of the Civil War - stories about his service in West Jersey Press, also a report that he married a woman from Santiago while on a government-sponsored mission to Chile - West Jersey Press, October 10, 1866, in Genealogy Bank.] Article about him in this newsletter: https://museum.mil.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/4thQtr2009.pdf
48	211	N. Fifth	1881	Atkinson	Lillie					lady	City Directory		(A Robert Atkinson, architect, is across the street at 212 N. Fifth St.)
49	211	N. Fifth	1881	Crawford	Joseph					Supt, WJRR	City Directory
50	211	N. Fifth	1881	Heney	William					shoe dealer	City Directory
51	211	N. Fifth	1881	Hummerston	not named					manufacturer	City Directory
52	211	N. Fifth	1882	Sibole	John	L		M		reverend	US City Directories
53	211	N. Fifth	1882	Humistdh	Franklin	R F				meat preserver	US City Directories
54	211	N. Fifth	1882	Newell	William					no occupation listed	US City Directories		boards. Died 1893 at age 91: Death Certificate indicated they were born around 1792 in Philadelphia, PA and were buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery; gravestone can be found on the Find a Grave Index, 1600s-Current
55	211	N. Fifth	1883	Crawford	Joseph					superintendent	US City Directories; Camden County Courier 13 Oct., 1883; Camden County Courier 03 Nov., 1883		Superintendent of WJRR; worked with the sugar trade; held 20 shares of stock after restarting the Camden Iron Works (formerly Star Iron Works);
56	211	N. Fifth	1883	Henry	William					shoes, Phila	US City Directories
57	211	N. Fifth	1883	Tilton	Mary	P R					US City Directories		Widow. Wills and Probate Records: A Probate record for Mary P R Tilton was found to indicate her death in 1893 on March 10th intestate
58	211	N. Fifth	1884	Dorphly	Jay					no occupation listed	US City Directories
59	211	N. Fifth	1884	McWilliams	Annie					domestic	US City Directories		Was the domestic of MPR Tilton
60	211	N. Fifth	1884	McWilliams	Mary					domestic	US City Directories		Was the domestic of MPR Tilton
61	211	N. Fifth	1884	Tilton	Mary	P R				boarding	US City Directories		Employed Anne McWilliams and Mary McWilliams; Widowed
62	211	N. Fifth	1884	Walton	Edward					no occupation listed	US City Directories	own
63	211	N. Fifth	1885								Sanborn Insurance Map		This part of the block not recorded on the 1885 map.
64	211	N. Fifth	1885	Tilton	Mary					no occupation listed	US City Directories		widow
65	211	N. Fifth	1885	Schindler	Fannie	R				domestic	US City Directories		Was the Domestic of Mary Tilton
66	211	N. Fifth	1887	Auction of furnishings							Morning Post		Davis and Harvey Auction: Sale of household furnishings, listed complete with a refrigerator, offer of a showing at 8 am on the day of sale. (April 14, 1887)
67	211	N. Fifth	1887	Union Republican Club (Camden Republican Club)							Camden County Courier		AKA in later sources Camden Republican Club. Has renovated the building to serve as its headquarters, will have a formal opening soon - story includes description of interior uses. (May 28, 1887)
68	211	N. Fifth	1887	Griffin	Charles	H				barber	Camden, NJ Directories		Lived and worked from 211 N. Fifth St. Note: published description of uses by Republican Club includes barber shop on the second floor. (Camden County Courier, May 28, 1887) Race listed per Charles H. Griffin was listed in the 1885 Census as age 20 to 60, Colored (Black), living in Winslow, Camden County, Camden, in household of Steven Thomas, Black male, age 20-60, a farmer; also in household Sylvia J. Griffin Black female age 20-60.
69	211	N. Fifth	1888	Griffin	Charles	H				barber	Camden, NJ Directories		Lived and worked from 211 N. Fifth St.; race listed per 1885 NJ State Census. [In New York in 1888 a Charles Griffin was accused of fraudulently attempting to vote and sentenced to 2 years and 4 months - but not "Charles H. Griffin" or identified as residing in Camden - Camden Daily Telegram, Nov 21, 1888]
70	211	N. Fifth	1888	Griffin	Charles	H				janitor	US City Directories		Living at 211 N. Fifth St.
71	211	N. Fifth	1888	Camden Republican Club						club	US City Directories; Courier Post 09 June, 1891; Courier Post Jan 23 1888; The Morning Post 14 Jan 1888; The Morning Post 17 Jan 1888;	rent	Was also present in 1889 according to the US City Directories; Formed in 1887; Composed of "Orthodox" Republicans and "Protectionists" in 1888 and were against free-trade, enraged by one Secretary Eldredge who proposed it in support of "Tariff Reform" for Camden; Held Annual meetings on January 16th where a new board was elected consisting of B.C. Reeve, Robert L. Barber, Isaac Doughten, Frank H. Burdsall, George E. Wilson, P. V. Voorhees, W. N. Bannard, John T. Bottomley, and Franklin C. Woolman and the club was considered to be in good financial condition at this time
72	211	N. Fifth	1889	Camden Republican Club						club	US City Directories; The Morning Post 19 Jan., 1888; Courier Post 09 Feb. 1888; Camden Daily Telegram 21 Mar. 1889	rent	January 19th, Louis T. Drousse is re-elected president due to contributions to the club but gives it to Armstrong in a later relection; Judge Armstrong becomes the new president of the club and gives a talk in association with the Fisheries Association to discuss the issues presented to fishermen by the government at the time; In 1889 the Republican Club purchased a new club house on Cooper street
73	211	N. Fifth	1889	Griffin	Charles	H				janitor	Camden, NJ Directories		Race (Black) identified in other sources.
74	211	N. Fifth	1889	Camden Wheelmen							Camden Courier-Post		Camden Wheelmen formally open clubhouse at Fifth and Lawrence Streets - story includes description of interior uses. (May 6, 1889)
75	211	N. Fifth	1890	Camden Wheelmen						club	US City Directories/Courier Post/The Morning Post	rent	A club for Camden Cyclists who protested against the cycling behaviors of those who were not part of their club and had caused accidents in the city on 13 May, 1890; Participated in the 18 Sept, 1890 Philadelphia Park Avenue Wheelmen Lantern Parade; about 400 members as of 01 July, 1890
76	211	N. Fifth	1890	Saunders	Levin (Levan)	J				messenger PRR	US City Directories/Camden NJ Directories		1890 first recorded year at this address; in 1888 lived at 721 Kaighn's Avenue. [In 1885 NJ Census, while living at 719 Cherry Street: Levan J. Saunders, Black, male, age 20-60; Elizabeth Saunders, Black, female, age 20-60; Clarence Saunders, Black, male, age 5-20; William Saunders, Black, male, age 5-20; Bertha Saunders, Black, male, age 5-20; Harold G. Saunders, Black, male, under 5. Per U.S. death certificate index, Harold was born during 1884-85 and died on July 11th 1885 at 9 months old, he was buried in Lebenon Cemetery (a historically African American cemetery in Philadelphia);Child of Levin J and Elizabeth Saunders. Per NJ Births and Christening Index, Elizabeth Saunders was the spouse of Levin J Saunders; Had Bertha with Levin on October 13th, 1883; Maiden name Gray
77	211	N. Fifth	1891								Sanborn Insurance Map		Map indicates that 211 N. Fifth Street is a three-story brick dwelling with a two-story brick section at the rear adjacent to 434 Lawrence Street. It has a slate or tin roof. https://maps.princeton.edu/catalog/princeton-dj52w6444
78	211	N. Fifth	1891		Camden Wheelmen					club	US City Directories/Courier Post 09 June, 1891/ Th Morning 11 Dec. 1891	rent	Rented the building for about $600, played a game of football against the West Jersey Athletic Association
79	211	N. Fifth	1891	Saunders	Clarence	W				cleaner	US City Directories		Cleaner for PRR (P Railroad); Child of Annie E Saunders (widow of William Saunders); housed in 910 Ferry Ave.
80	211	N. Fifth	1891	Saunders	Levin	J				messenger	US City Directories		Messenger for PRR (P Railroad); Child of Katie Saunders (spooler) housed on Grant Ave, near Cooper Ave
81	211	N. Fifth	1892		Camden Wheelmen					club	US City Directories		Baseball game against the AAC on the athletic grounds on Fourth and Erie and lost 2 to 12
82	211	N. Fifth	1892	Saunders	Clarence	W				messenger	US City Directories		Son of Albert Saunders from 1873 Mulford St., Camden; Worked as a messenger for PRR
83	211	N. Fifth	1892	Saunders	Levin	J					US City Directories		Appears to be the same Levin J Saunders from 1890
84	211	N. Fifth	1893	Saunders	Clarence	W					US City Directories		Appears to be the same Clarence W Saunders from 1892
85	211	N. Fifth	1893	Saunders	Levin	J					US City Directories		Son of John Saunders of 1873 Mulford St., Camden; Worked as a messenger for PRR (P Railroad); same person from 1890
86	211	N. Fifth	1894	Saunders	Clarence	W				messenger	US City Directories		Same Clarence Saunders from 1892
87	211	N. Fifth	1894	Saunders	Levin	J				messenger	US City Directories		Messenger for PRR (P Railroad); 1900 Census record indicates Levin and family moved out some time before 1900
88	211	N. Fifth	1893	Camden Wheelmen							Camden Morning Post		Club changed its name to the Carteret Club (Feb 14, 1893)
89	211	N. Fifth	1894	Carteret Club (Camden Wheelmen)							Camden Daily Telegram		After the club's name change, decided by March 1894 to move in June into 421 Penn Street. (March 2, 1894) Saunders family may have moved with the club, are in the 1895 NJ Census in proximity to other Penn Street neighbors: Levan J. Sanders (Saunders), Black male, page 20 to 60; Elizabeth Sanders (Saunders), Black female, age 20 to 60; Clarence Saunders, Black male age 20 to 60; Bertha Sanders, Black female, age 5 to 20; June or Jane (?) Sanders Black female age 5-20; Edna Sanders Black female age 5 to 20. Levin and Clarence Saunders later worked for the Carteret Club on Cooper Street.
90	211	N. Fifth	1894	Boarding house							Courier Post 07 Sept. 1894		Offer of room for boarding for 2 gentlemen or a married couple on second floor (But no boarding house at this address in city directory business listings.)
91	211	N. Fifth	1895	Boarding house							Courier Post 09 April, 1895		Furnished or Unfurnished rooms with or without boarding advertised. (But no boarding house at this address in city directory business listings.)
92	211	N. Fifth	1895	Cook	Arthur	T				machinist	US City Directories
93	211	N. Fifth	1895	Howard	Frank	G				traveling agent	US City Directories;		Worked as traveling agent for PRR (P Railroad); a Frank Howard listed as attending parties in Merchantville and Camden (Courier-Post 24 Jan 1895; The Morning Post 05 Oct 1895; The Morning Post 13 Dec 1895; The Morning Post 28 Sep 1895)
94	211	N. Fifth	1895	Sheehan	John	C I				tinsmith	US City Directories		Tinsmith in Philadelphia
95	211	N. Fifth	1896	Cook	Arthur	T				machinist	US City Directories; The Morning Post 13 Aug 1895		Part of a panel of 100 jurors in September 1895 assembled for the Circut Court
96	211	N. Fifth	1896	Howard	Catherine					no occupation listed	US City Directories		Spouse of Frank G. Howard.
97	211	N. Fifth	1896	Howard	Frank	G				no occupation listed	US City Directories; Courier Post 23 Nov. 1896; Courier Post 10 Nov. 1896		Spouse of Catherine Howard; Rooms advertised as "Fine Rooms", either single or en suite with or without a bed for boarding and single rooms for gentlemen to rent;
98	211	N. Fifth	1896	Gates	George	Washington				reverend	US City Directories; Morning Post 29 Aug., 1900; Morning Post 07 July, 1899; The Morning Post 28 Aug 1900		Rector of Saint Augustine; Member of the Convocation of Burlington; Defense Lawyer; Born in May 1st, 1822 in Utica, NY; Licensed as a physician and medical doctor;
99	211	N. Fifth	1896	Sharp	Annie	E		F			US City Directories; Camden Daily Telegram 03 Apr 1896; Courier-Post 13 Nov 1896	rent	Widow. Warrant out for her to attend court to settle verbal disputes with Lizzie Hastings; Day Nursery Association treasurer
100	211	N. Fifth	1896	Sheehan	John					sheet iron worker	US City Directories	boarder