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* Mrs. Carl Wegner @ Prairie du Sac, WI +1977+
* Mrs. Anna Bittman @ Kankakee, IL +1977+
=Notable Families=
** Ernest Neville Biden '''1884-1891''' (b. 1884 - d. 1966)
** Nora May Biden '''1884-1891''' (b. 1887 - d. 1893)
==Bittman family==
Anna resided in Kankakee, IL in 1977, and broke bread at Addison.
* Mrs. Anna Bittman @ Kankakee, IL '''+1977+'''
==Bowman family==
1883 @ 173 Howe St. 1911 @ 3229 Groveland Ave., business @ 17 W. South Water St. In 1911, William was a correspondent for the Chicago meeting.
* William E. Clough '''+1883-19111933+''' ==Dear family==* Clem J. Dear '''+1966-1977+''' ==Denton family==* Norman L. Denton '''+1962+'''
==Erikson family==
* Miss Maria Erikson '''+1883+'''
==Erisman family==
* John Lockhart Erisman '''+1937-1962+''' (1886-1965)
** Maurice J. Erisman '''+1941-1944; +1950-1966+'''
** Ralph J. Erisman '''+1966-1973+'''
==Evans family==
* Miss Lizzie Farquharson '''+1883+'''
==Ferguson family==
* Thomas H. Ferguson '''+1923-1933+'''
==Florin family==
==Haight family==
1911 @ 6947 Normal Blvd., William was a correspondent that year for the assembly also+1894-1917+.
* William P. Haight '''+19111894-1917+'''
==Harcus family==
==Hart family==
1883 @ 425 W. Jackson St. In 1883, William was a the earliest known correspondent for of the Chicago meeting, having served +1878-1889+.
* William Hart '''+1878-18841889+''' (b. 1833 Chelmsford, Essex, Eng. - d. 1897 Chicago, IL); shoemaker; Son of William Hart (b. 1806 Essex, Eng.) & Hannah Teeble Hart (b. 1806 Essex, Eng.)
** @ 259 W. Madison St. +1879-1880+; 121 Dearborn St. +1884+
* Elizabeth "Eliza" Crusha Hart '''+1878-1884+''' (b. 1831 Braintree, Essex, Eng.), daughter of David Crusha (b. 1811 Braintree, Essex, Eng.) & Sarah Dillow Crusha (b. 1808 Chelmsford, Essex, Eng.)
** Edwin Hart '''+1878-1884+''' (b. 1870 Chicago, IL). Paul was a concert pianist in 1891.
** William Stringer Hart '''+1878-1884''' (b. 1873 Chicago, IL - d. 1884 Boulder, CO); died of accident.
==Henderson family==
* Ellis T. Henderson '''+1949-1955+'''
==Hendricks family==
* Charles "Chuck" J. Hendricks '''+1977+'''
==Heuser family==
* William Jacobsen '''+1883+'''
==Jaeger family==
* Richard J. "Dick" Jaeger, Jr. '''+1981-1985+'''
==Johanson family==
* Mrs. A.E. King '''+1883+'''
** Miss Evelyn G. King '''+1883+'''
==Kuyper family==
* Geoffrey S. Kuyper '''+1981-1985+'''
==Larson family==
* Mrs. Elizabeth Mackenzie '''+1883+'''
==Maurer family==
* Maurice M. Maurer '''+1966-2005+'''
==McLean family==
* Thomas H. Partridge '''+1883+'''
==Petrequin family==
After the assembly moved about 1952 from Chicago to Oak Park, Maurice continued to reside in Chicago, commuting as a correspondent from there thru 1955.
* Maurice E. Petrequin '''+1944-1955+'''
==Pittman family==
==Potter family==
The correspondent brother for Walter's assembly in Chelmsford was James Cornwell (b. 1830 Kelvedon, Essex, Eng. - d. 1876 Chelmsford, Essex, Eng.). Cornwell penned [https://www.brethrenarchive.org/people/james-cornwell/pamphlets/the-new-birth/ ''The New Birth'']. Walter was a correspondent for the Chicago assembly from +1889-1933+, and a well-known itinerant who played an instrumental role in 1911the start of the [[Aberdeen Meeting Room, ID|Aberdeen Meeting Room]] in [[Idaho]].
* Walter W. Potter '''1868-1937''' (b. 1847 Coggeshall, Essex, [[England|Eng.]]; emig. 1866; d. 1937 Chicago, IL), son of Alfred Potter (b. 1821 Great Coggeshall, Eng. - d. 1895 Chelmsford, Eng.) & Julia Higham Potter (b. 1827 Great Totham, Eng.; m. 1845 Witham, Essex, Eng.; d. 1886 Chelmsford, Eng.). Alfred was employed in 1850 as a laborer for a dealer of wool, the family resided in Ingatestone, Chelmsford. Walter was employed in 1880 for a custom boot & shoe shop, and residing at 241 W. Erie St. Itinerant evangelist. He may have been part of a brief division, but returned. Walter had a sister named Mrs. Julia Bamrood, 11 St. Johns Rd., Chelmsford, Eng. 1911 @ 1210 W. Erie St.
* F. Smidt '''+1883+'''
* Mrs. Smidt '''+1883+'''
==Thomas family==
* Robert Thomas, Sr. @ Milwaukee, WI '''+1977+'''
==Trivess family==
* John Tucker '''+1883+'''
==Ver Steeg family==
* William Ver Steeg '''+1949-1955+'''
==Watson family==
* Ernest Watson '''+1937+'''
==Wegner family==
In 1977, Mrs. Carl Wegner resided in Prairie du Sac, [[Wisconsin]], in fellowship with the Addison assembly.
* Mrs. Carl Wegner '''+1977+'''
==Wettenhall family==
1883 @ 341 W. Washington St.
* Dr. Joseph S. Young '''+1883-1889+'''
* Mrs. Young '''+1883+'''
=Sources=
* ''Names and Residences of those Gathered to the Name of the Lord Jesus in Chicago''. Chicago: Bible Truth Depot, Wm. Hart, 121 Dearborn St. June 1883.
* 1911 AAB1878-2005 LoG's
* Ancestry.com
