Edward Tilghman, James Ash, Owen Jones, John Pemberton, Thomas Clifford, James Pemberton, Samuel Pleasants, Caleb Foulke, William Savery, James Cresson, James Logan, Benedt. Dorsey, Samuel Clark, John Parrish, Thos. Harrison, John Payne, Mary Payne, John Todd, Mary Todd, James Todd, Alice Todd, Lucy Payne, Anna Payne, Mary Payne, Betsy Blau, Thos. Poultney, Stephen Burrows, Mary Burrowes, Sarah Waln, Esther Fisher, Saml. Coates, Arthur Howell, John Elliott, Jr., Thos. Follet, Caleb Atmore, John Poultney, Caspar W. Morris, Zaccheus Collins, Henry S. Drinker, Chas. West, Jr., John Biddle, Elijah Conrad, Ebenezer Breed, John E. Cresson, Richard Johnson, Geo. Roberts, Benj. Chamberlain, Abigail Drinker, Maria Hodgdon, Kitty Doughten, Benjamin Morgan, Jr., Caleb Carmalt, James Bringhurst, Anthony Morris, Griffith Evans, Isaac Bartram, Anna P. Pleasants, Israel Pleasants, Samuel Emlen, Jr., Nicholas Waln, Samuel Emlen, Owen Biddle, Samuel Shaw, Eliza Collins, Anna Drinker, Mary S. Pemberton, Sarah Biddle, Mary Shaw, Abigail Parrish, Susanna Jones, Phebe Pemberton, Sarah Parrish, Mary Pleasants, Elizabeth Dawson, Mary Eddy, Ann Marshall, Sarah Ann Marshall, Mary Drinker, Jr., Eliz. P. Dilworth The short but happy married life of Dorothy Payne Todd was spent at 51 South Fourth street,[33] now Fourth and Walnut streets, and here her sons, John Payne and William Temple Todd, were born.[34] In 1793 that dread disease, the yellow fever,[35] raged in Philadelphia, and John Todd hastened to send his wife to a place of safety. She and her infant son, William Temple, three weeks old, were carried in a litter to Gray's Ferry, then well beyond the city's limits. John Todd himself returned to the city. His parents were first taken, and he, feeling himself stricken, hastened to Gray's Ferry for one last glance at his beloved wife. Dolly, in spite of his remonstrances, threw herself into his arms and pressed her lips to his. After days of unconsciousness she slowly recovered to find her husband and her infant son no more. John Todd, Sr., left a will. To his son John he willed £500 and his watch; and to each of his grandsons, Payne and William Temple, he left £50. John Todd, Jr.,[36] died October 24, 1793. To his wife he left the settlement of his "very small estate." His will had been made some time before his death, and said: