121-127 N. 33rd
These buildings were built about 1879 and were owned by Mary C. Brooks. They may have been built by Hewitt Brothers.
Previous Residents of 125
N. 33rd Street
1880:
Mary
S[ellers] Bancroft 61
Elizabeth
Parrish 27 Daughter
Stephan Parrish 29 Son-in-law; Artist
Fredrick
[Maxfield] Parrish 9
Mary Heinkin
27 Servant; born in
Nellie Kern 21 Servant; parents born in
The 1879 directory lists Mary Sellers
Bancroft at 3300
Baring St. In 1890, Stephen and Elizabeth Parrish lived at 3407 Spring
Garden St. In 1900, they lived in Cornish, Sullivan Co., New Hampshire.
For an introduction to the Sellers
family, see the Powelton Post, March, 2009.
Maxfield Parrish became
the most popular artist in the U.S. in the early 20th century.
1890 Directory: Herman
Hoopes, Nescochague Mfg
Co., paper at 609 Chestnut St. and 610 Jayne St.
Revised 3/12/2018