Carman, Charles C.

Carman, Charles C.

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Carman

Charles

C.

9/27/1916

5/7/1890

1546 North 12th Street

several bldgs in Germantown see references

south side Bainbridge east of 22nd St.

Ancestry.com Phila. City Directory - 1890 Charles C. Carman, carpenter, 1546 N. 12th St. William Carman, clerk, home 1546 N. 12th William A. (?) Carman, carpenter, Home: 6815 Kirby Ave., Oak Lane Station --------------------- City Records D.C. Liens book #407; filed January 27, 1860; satisfied February 10, 1860 Charles C. Carman vs. John Fraser. Claim for $1091.42 for work against 2-story stone messuage situate on northhwest side of Tulpehocken street about 55 feet front and about 58 feet deep with a piazza back and front. That lot of ground situate on northwest side of Tulpehocken street beginning 343 feet 9 3/4 inches southwest of Green street and thence north 46 degrees 12 minutes 378 feet 9 inches more or less to Washington Lane . . . ------------------ City Records D.C. Liens book #407; filed June 18, 1861; satisfied but no date Charles C. Carman vs. Samuel Lukens. Claim for $375.for work and materials against a 3-story brick dwelling with 2-story back building situate on the east side of Howard street 132 feet north of York street, in front 18 feet and in depth including back building 57 feet and the lot of ground. ----------------- City Records D.C. Liens book #407; filed August 24, 1861; satisfied with judgment Charles C. Carman vs. Henry Chapman. Claim for $5,425. for work and materials against 3-story rough cast dwelling in front 42 feet and 32 feet deep and lot of ground No. 17 in plan laid out by Chas. H. Shoemaker situate on the northwesterly side of Chestnut street Germantown, beginning 480 feet westerly from Morton street. ----------------- City Records D.C. Liens book #410; filed November 13, 1868; satisfied October 31, 1870. Elizabeth Wright and and John H. Sharpley co-partners trading as E. Wright & Co. vs. Charles C. Carman, owner, and Jacob S. Beam, contractor. Claim for $742.49 for materials etc. against all those 28 certain adjoining 3-story brick dwelling houses, 24 of which are situated on the east side of 17th street extending from Master street to Jefferson street and 4 on Master street . . . ----------------- City Records D.C. Liens book #411; filed November 6, 1869; satisfied June 19, 1875 Daniel Buck vs. Charles C. Carman, owner or reputed owner and contractor. Claim for $1,273.42 for materials furnished against four brick messuages and lots of ground situate as follows: beginning on the southwest corner of Jefferson and Wellington streets, each 17 feet wide and 92 feet deep. ---------------- City Records D.C. Liens book #411; filed December 10, 1869; satisfied May 21, 1870 Henry Dager, Charles Heritage and Solomon Gilbert, trading as Dager, Heritage & Co., vs. Charles C. Carman, owner and contractor. Claim for $180 for work and materials against a lolt or piece of ground situate at the southwest corner of Jefferson & Willington streets, front on Jefferson street 17 feet and depth along said Willington street 89 feet to a 2 foot 8 1/2 inch wide alley leading into said Willington street, the building is a 3-story brick store built up square. ---------------- City Records D.C. Liens book #417; claim filed April 5, 1872; satisfied August 10, 1872 William Armstrong vs. Bethany Presbyterian Church, owner, and Charles C. Carman, contractor. Claim for $5000. for work and materials against an unfinished stone building and cellar and lot of ground and curtilage on the south side of Bainbridge street 105 feet 8 inches east of 22nd street, containing in front on Bainbridge street 112 feet and in depth 138 feet 6 inches.