West End Address Archive
- Agnew, John A., engineer (Morris Warden & Co., engineers & merchants, 68 Gordon Street)
Lived at 66 Airlie Street (1914 - 1914) - Lawson, David (of Dron & Lawson, engineers & machine makers, Cranstonhill tool works, 59 Elliot Street)
Lived at 2 Ardgowan Terrace (1885 - 1894) - Anderson, James (of Lees, Anderson & Co., millwrights, engineers & boilermakers, 100 Clyde Street, Anderston)
Lived at 3 Ardgowan Terrace (1882 - 1885) - Booth, Wm. (at A. & .J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 5 Ardgowan Terrace (1889 - 1890) - Peck, James J., manager (at Napier, Shanks & Bell, engineers and shipbuilders, Yoker)
Lived at 6 Ardgowan Terrace (1886 - 1887) - Fergus, P.R., electrician (at Wm. Harvie & Co., electric light engineers & ship lamp manufacturers, 222 Broomielaw)
Lived at 6 Ardgowan Terrace (1889 - 1894) - Morton, Geo. H. (Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd., shipbuilders & engineers ; building yard, Whiteinch, Partick ; engine works, Stobcross, Finnieston Quay ; head office, Whiteinch)
Lived at 8 Ardgowan Terrace (1883 - 1898) - Hardie, William (at Anderston Foundry Co. Ltd., machine makers, mill furnishers, bolt & nut makers, ironfounders, engineers & manufacturers of railway permanent way materials, 100 Cheapside Street)
Lived at 22 Arlington Street (1902 - 1903) - Thomson, Wm. R.M. (of Wm. R.M. Thomson & Co., consulting engineers & patent agents, & of Alex. Morton & Thomson, 96 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 12 Ashley Street (1875 - 1883) - Garrett, G.H., manager (at L. Sterne & Co. Ltd. Crown Ironworks, engineers & machinists, makers of Emery wheels & machinery, railway springs & buffers, Clerk's Gas Engine & Strong's Patent Feed Water Heater & Filter, 156 North Woodside Road ; showrooms, 191 Sauchiehall Street)
Lived at 47 Ashley Street (1883 - 1886) - Shearer, James D., engineer (of John Shearer & Sons Ltd., shipbuilders & repairers, engineers & boilermakers, Elderslie Shipyard & Graving Dock, Scotstoun)
Lived at 22 Ashton Road (1907 - 1910) - Inglis, John, jun. (of A. & J. Inglis, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 14 Ashton Terrace (1867 - 1876) - Henderson, John L. (of David & Wm. & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, Meadowside Graving Docks & shipbuilding yards, Partick & Finnieston works, 190 Elliot Street)
Lived at 14 Athole Gardens (1881 - 1882) - Henderson, John L. (of David & Wm. & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, Meadowside Graving Docks & shipbuilding yards, Partick & Finnieston works, 190 Elliot Street)
Lived at 14 Athole Gardens (1887 - 1889) - Kirk, Alex. C., engineer and shipbuilder (Robt. Napier & Sons, engineers and shipbuilders ; Lancefield house, Lancefield Street & Main street, Govan)
Lived at 19 Athole Gardens (1881 - 1893) - Hamilton, John, engineer & shipbuilder (Robt. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders ; office & works, Lancefield, Glasgow ; ship-yard, Govan)
Lived at 22 Athole Gardens (1880 - 1880) - Young, J. Graham (of David Rowan & Co., marine engineers & boilermakers, 231 Elliot Street)
Lived at 8 Beaumont Gate (1912 - 1912) - Foulis, Wm. (of Copland & Foulis, civil engineers
and gas engineers, 83 West Regent Street)
Lived at 10 Belgrave Terrace (1869 - 1871) - Henderson, Fred. N. (of David & Wm. Henderson & Co. Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, 190 Elliot Street ; works, Meadowside, Partick)
Lived at 2 Belhaven Terrace (1912 - 1912) - McLellan, Andrew (of A. MacLellan & Co., electrical engineers & contractors, 63 Waterloo Street)
Lived at 4 Belhaven Terrace (1901 - 1901) - MacLaren, Archd. Finlay (of Robt. MacLaren & Co., ironfounders, engineers & cast-iron pipe manufacturers, Eglinton Foundry, Canal Street, Port Eglinton)
Lived at 5 Belhaven Terrace (1905 - 1906) - Findlay, Charles J., engineer & boilermaker (of Muir & Findlay, boilermakers, engineers & smiths, Henrietta Boiler Works, 32-48 Henrietta Street)
Lived at 10 Belmont Crescent (1884 - 1888) - Hopkins, Wm. (at Loudon Brothers, iron & steel merchants, engineers & toolmakers, 46-60 Waterloo Street & Clyde Tool Works, Johnstone)
Lived at 29 Bentnick Street (1895 - 1899) - Lowe, James M., consulting engineer (of Millar, Lowe & Co., consulting & electric light & telephone engineers & machinery merchants, 45 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 35 Bentnick Street (1891 - 1893) - Paterson, Robert (of Patent Paraffin Gas Lighting Co., gas engineers & gas fitters, 12 Washington Street)
Lived at 37 Bentnick Street (1887 - 1901) - Astrop, W.G., cashier (David Rowan & Son, engineers and boilermakers, 231 Elliot Street)
Lived at 37 Bentnick Street (1892 - 1896) - Thomson, D.C. (at D. & W. Henderson & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, Finnieston Steamship Works, 190 Elliot Street ; building yard, graving & slip dock, Meadowside, Partick)
Lived at 45 Bentnick Street (1893 - 1905) - Borrowman, Wm. C., engineer (at Robt. Napier & Sons, engineers and shipbuilders, Govan)
Lived at 53 Bentnick Street (1890 - 1895) - Whitesmith, W. (of Wm. Whitesmith & Co., engineers and machine makers, 1103 Argyle Street)
Lived at 180 Berkeley Street (1908 - 1911) - Clinkskill, Alfred, A.R, mechanical engineer (of James Clinkskill & Son, consulting engineers & machinery valuators,1 Holland Place)
Lived at 186 Berkeley Street (1887 - 1889) - McDonald, Angus (at David Rowan & Son, engineers and boilermakers, 231 Elliot Street)
Lived at 234 Berkeley Street (1889 - 1899) - Anderson, James (of Lees, Anderson & Muir, millwrights, engineers & boilermakers, 100 Clyde Street, Anderston)
Lived at 38 Berkeley Street (1873 - 1881) - Howden, James (of James Howden & Co., marine engineers & steamship builders, 8 Scotland Street)
Lived at 11 Berkeley Terrace (1872 - 1896) - Napier, James A., engineer (atRobt. Napier & Sons, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Lancefield Engine Works, Anderston Quay ; Vulcan Engine Works, 75 Washington Street; shipbuilding yards, Govan ; office, 127 Lancefield Street)
Lived at 32 Berkeley Terrace (1871 - 1874) - Lawson, Charles B. (of Ewing & Lawson, boilermakers, engineers & general ironworkers, Crownpoint Boiler Works, Crownpoint Road & 7 Street Marnock Street, Mile-end)
Lived at 18 Botanic Crescent (1899 - 1901) - Hamilton, John K., consulting engineer (of Hamilton & Co., engineers & specialists in ventilation, heating, drying, pumping, electricity, &c, 53 Waterloo Street)
Lived at 21 Botanic Crescent (1901 - 1907) - Handyside, James B., managing director, Thomson, Sterne & Co. Ltd., engineers & machinists, makers of emery wheels & machinery, of railway buffers & springs, The Crown Iron Works, 156 North Woodside Road
Lived at 19 Burnbank Gardens (1880 - 1886) - Mavor, Samuel, electrical engineer (of Mavor & Coulson Ltd., engineers and electricians, 47 King Street, Mile-end)
Lived at 37 Burnbank Gardens (1897 - 1905) - Ball, Henry William (of Alex. Chaplin & Co., engineers and boiler makers, Cranstonhill engine works, 58-80 Port Street, Anderston)
Lived at 22 Burnbank Terrace (1871 - 1875) - Gray, Wm. H. (at Robert Napier & Sons Ltd., engineers and shipbuilders, Lancefield Street, Govan)
Lived at 110 Byres Road (1897 - 1900) - Crawford, James, cashier (at John & James Thomson, engineers and shipbuilders, Finnieston Engine Works, 36 Finnieston Street)
Lived at 150 Byres Road (1877 - 1882) - McColl, Peter (at David & Wm. Henderson & Co. Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, Finnieston Steamship Works, 190 Elliot Street; yard, Meadowside, Partick)
Lived at 197 Byres Road (1902 - 1906) - Miller, G. & Son, plumbers, sanitary, heating, gas & electrical engineers ; works, 24 Ruthven Street
Lived at 333 Byres Road (1913 - 1913) - MacKinlay & Co., plumbers,
gasfitters & sanitary engineers
Lived at 359 Byres Road (1913 - 1913) - Smith, Andrew Martin (at Barclay, Curie & Co. Ltd., shipbuilders & engineers ; yard & office, Whiteinch, Partick ; works, 30 Finnieston Street & 88 Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 73 Byres Road (1891 - 1899) - Sinclair, Nisbet, engineer (at R. Napier & Sons, engineers and shipbuilders, Lancefield House, Lancefield Street)
Lived at 10 Caledon Street (1889 - 1893) - Stewart, Wm., cashier (at Lees, Anderson & Co., millwrights, engineers & boilermakers, 100 Clyde Street, Anderston)
Lived at 30 Carnarvon Street (1884 - 1885) - Doig, James R. (atA. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 4 Carnarvon Street (1888 - 1903) - Beckett, Edward (of Clarkson & Beckett, engineers and machine makers, and sole makers of the Excelsior patent steam pump, Maryhill Engine Works)
Lived at 2 Cecil Street (1881 - 1882) - Warren, Robt. G., rep., R. Waygood & Co. Ltd., London, electric & hydraulic power lifts & J.P. Hall & Co. Ltd., Oldham, electrical engineers ; office, 116 Hope Street
Lived at 33 Cecil Street (1911 - 1911) - MacKay, Geo. F. (of Telford, Grier & Mackay Ltd., electrical engineers, dairy engineers & patent lamp makers, contractors, 220-222 Broomielaw)
Lived at 57 Cecil Street (1906 - 1908) - Bowman, Frederick G. (of Bowman Brothers, engineers & merchants, 74 York Street)
Lived at 62 Cecil Street (1909 - 1909) - Bowman, Wm. D. (of Bowman Brothers, engineers & merchants, 74 York Street)
Lived at 62 Cecil Street (1909 - 1909) - Birnie, Alex. E., cashier (Wm. Harvie & Co. Ltd., electric light and power engineers and ship lamp manufacturers, 24 McAlpine Street)
Lived at 17 Church Street (1905 - 1906) - Birnie, Alex. E., secretary (Wm. Harvie & Co.
Ltd., electric light and power engineers and ship lamp manufacturers, 24
McAlpine Street)
Lived at 18 Church Street (1906 - 1910) - Smith, Andrew Martin (at Barclay, Curie & Co. Ltd., shipbuilders & engineers ; office & yard, Whiteinch ; engineering & ship-repairing works, Finnieston Quay)
Lived at 6 Church Street (1889 - 1891) - MacEachran, John, bookkeeper (atRobt. Napier & Sons, engineers & iron shipbuilders, 127 Lancefield Street ; foundries, 68 Anderston Quay & 75 Washington Street ; shipbuilding yards, Govan)
Lived at 40 Clairmont Street (1860 - 1864) - McEachran, John, bookkeeper (atRobt. Napier & Sons, engineers & iron shipbuilders, 127 Lancefield Street ; works, 68 Anderston Quay & Vulcan Engine Works, 75 Washington Street ; shipbuilding yards, Govan)
Lived at 48 Clairmont Street (1864 - 1874) - Loudon, George F. (of Loudon Brothers, iron &
steel merchants, engineers & toolmakers, 46-50 Waterloo Street, & Clyde Tool Works,
Johnstone)
Lived at 10 Claremont Terrace (1896 - 1907) - Thomson, James R. (of James & George Thomson,
engineers & shipbuilders, Clydebank)
Lived at 9 Claremont Terrace (1889 - 1891) - McCay, J.L.D., mining engineer (at J.S. MacArthur & Co., mining engineers & metallurgical chemists, 74 York Street)
Lived at 104 Clarence Drive (1910 - 1914) - Newell, W.O., cashier (at Warren & Stuart, M.M. Inst. C.E., civil engineers & surveyors, 94 Hope Street)
Lived at 104 Clarence Drive (1913 - 1913) - Horsfield, Geo. M. (of Bladen & Co. Ltd., structural engineers & contractors, Parkhead Girder Works)
Lived at 17 Clarence Drive (1903 - 1904) - Millen, John W. (of Millen Brothers, sheet metal workers & smiths, general engineers & ship furnishers, 169 Finneston Street)
Lived at 68 Clarence Drive (1909 - 1912) - Dron, J. B. (of Dron & Lawson, engineers & machine makers, Cranstonhill Tool Works, 59 Elliot Street)
Lived at 84 Clarence Drive (1903 - 1904) - Hendry & Co., engineers & electricians, 36-44 Renfrew Street
Lived at 8 Clarence Drive (1914 - 1914) - Andrews, H.W. (of Galloways Ltd., engineers & boilermakers, 128 Hope Street)
Lived at 9 Clarence Drive (1913 - 1913) - Campbell, Duncan, engineer (of Campbell, Binnie & Co., engineers & ironfounders, Carntyne, Parkhead & Greenfield, near Hamilton)
Lived at 10 Cleveden Crescent (1905 - 1910) - Mechan, Henry (of Mechan & Sons Ltd., engineers &
contractors, Scotstoun Ironworks, Scotstoun)
Lived at 50 Cleveden Drive (1899 - 1899) - Watson, Archd. (of Archd. Watson & Co. Ltd., electrical engineers & brassfounders, plumbers & gasfitters, 36 George Street)
Lived at 9 Cleveden Drive (1906 - 1906) - Hamilton, James
jun., engineer & shipbuilder (Robt. Napier & Sons,
engineers & shipbuilders, Govan)
Lived at 13 Cleveden Road (1882 - 1887) - Hamilton, James jun.,
shipbuilder (Robt. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders, Govan)
Lived at 13 Cleveden Road (1894 - 1910) - Lawson, John (of Dron & Lawson, engineers & machine makers, Cranstonhill tool works, 59 Elliot Street)
Lived at 2 Clifton Place (1892 - 1895) - Thomson, Geo., engineer (ofJames & George Thomson, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Clydebank foundry, 169 Finnieston Street ; iron ship-yard, Govan)
Lived at 1 Clifton Street (1853 - 1857) - Parker, Edward H., secretary, Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, 207 Bath Street
Lived at 21 Clouston Street (1908 - 1911) - Guthrie, John, manager & secretary (L. Sterne & Co. Ltd., engineers & machinists, makers of the consolidated emery wheels & machinery, railway springs & buffers, feed-water heating apparatus, gas engines & refrigerating machines, Crown Iron Works, 156 North Woodside Road)
Lived at 33 Clouston Street (1891 - 1895) - Booth, Wm., secretary (A. & J. Inglis Ltd., engineers and shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street)
Lived at 1 Colebrooke Place (1908 - 1910) - Primrose, Douglas (of Douglas
Primrose & Co., engineers & agents, 140 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 12 Cresswell Street (1909 - 1911) - Deas, James jun., civil engineer (of Thomson, Gilbert & Deas, civil engineers and land surveyors, 53 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 7 Crown Gardens (1896 - 1902) - Henderson, A.P. (of David & Wm. Henderson & Co. Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, 190 Elliot Street, Finnieston ; dock, Meadowside, Partick)
Lived at 10 Crown Terrace (1909 - 1909) - Thomson, John, engineer (of John & James Thomson, engineers & shipbuilders, Finnieston Engine Works, 36 Finnieston Street)
Lived at 3 Crown Terrace (1876 - 1876) - Henderson, John (of David & Wm. Henderson & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, Finnieston Steamship Works, 190 Elliot Street ; yard & slip dock, Partick)
Lived at 4 Crown Terrace (1894 - 1903) - Mirfin, W.H. (of Neilson Brothers, engineers & tool makers, 102-104 Hydepark Street)
Lived at 12 Derby Street (1866 - 1867) - Hutson, Gayburn (of Manderton, Hutson, & Corbett, engineers & boiler makers, Kelvinhaugh Engine Works, Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 12 Derby Street (1877 - 1881) - Murdoch, Robt. (at Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd., shipbuilders & engineers ; building yard, Whiteinch, Partick ; engineering works, 36 Finnieston Street ; boiler making & ship repairing works, 88 Kelvinhaugh Street ; office, Whiteinch)
Lived at 12 Derby Street (1898 - 1900) - Nowery, Wm. (atA. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundiy, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 37 Derby Street (1877 - 1898) - Hopkins, Wm. (at Loudon Brothers, engineers & toolmakers, iron & steel merchants, 46-50 Waterloo Street & Clyde Engineering Works, Johnstone)
Lived at 11 Derby Terrace (1899 - 1908) - Dron, Wm. (of Dron & Lawson, engineers & machine makers, Cranstonhill tool works, 69 Elliot Street)
Lived at 1a Derby Terrace (1883 - 1885) - Shanks, Alex. (atRobt. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders ; office, Lancefield house, Glasgow ; engine works, Lancefield Foundry ; building-yard at Govan ; boiler works, Vulcan foundry, 75 Washington Street)
Lived at 5 Derby Terrace (1874 - 1876) - Gilchrist, James, engineer (at Barclay, Curle & Co., shipbuilders & engineers ; building yard, Whiteinch, Partick ; engine works, Finnieston Quay ; office, Whiteinch)
Lived at 8 Derby Terrace (1874 - 1881) - Dron, Wm. (of Dron & Lawson, engineers & machine makers, Cranstonliill tool works, 69 Elliot Street)
Lived at 8 Derby Terrace (1882 - 1883) - McOnie, Peter W. (of A. & P.W. McOnie, engineers & millwrights, Cessnock Engine Works, Copland Road, Govan)
Lived at 3 Devonshire Gardens (1891 - 1891) - Hardie, Wm., secretary, Anderston Foundry Co. Ltd., machine makers, mill furnishers, bolt & nut makers, ironfounders, engineers & manufacturers of railway permanent way materials, 100 Cheapside Street
Lived at 6 Doune Quadrant (1909 - 1913) - Waddell, Robt. (of Thompson, Waddell & Co., smiths, engineers & millwrights, Scotstoun Mill Road)
Lived at 4 Dowanhill Street (1871 - 1875) - Donald, James T., iron merchant (of John Donald & Son, iron merchants, horse nails & shoes, fan blowers, ventilators, engineers & toolmakers, 42 Cadogan Street)
Lived at 20 Dowanside Road (1886 - 1892) - Henderson, John jun. (of David & William Henderson & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, 30 Lancefield Quay, Finnieston ; foundry, 33 Anderston Quay ; yard, Partick)
Lived at 24 Dowanside Road (1874 - 1878) - McGlashan, Alex. (of J. McGlashan & Co., engineers to the spirit & beer trade, Albany Works, Catherine Lane, Cathedral Street)
Lived at 51 Dowanside Road (1903 - 1914) - Aitken, Thomas, commercial traveller, New Howe Machine Co. Ltd., cycle manufacturers, engineers & mal-cast founders, smiths, 128 Avenue Street, Bridgeton, later at Osmonds Ltd. of Birmingham
Lived at 16 Dryburgh Gardens (1898 - 1901) - Fraser, Archibald (at David & Wm. Henderson & Co., Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, building yard, graving & slip dock, Meadowside, Partick)
Lived at 10 Dudley Drive (1902 - 1905) - Robinson, Arthur, representative, James Keith & Blackman Co. Ltd., engineers & specialists in ventilating & warming, drying, etc., 90 Mitchell Street
Lived at 35 Dudley Drive (1908 - 1911) - Gloag, James, cashier (at Ross & Duncan, marine engineers & boilermakers, Whitefield Works, Govan)
Lived at 7 Dudley Drive (1906 - 1909) - May, Wm. W., manager (Robt. Napier & Sons, engineers and shipbuilders, Lancefield Street)
Lived at 5 Edelweiss Terrace (1892 - 1899) - Clinkskill, Alfred, A.R. (of James Clinkskill & Son, practical consulting engineers & machinery valuators, 1 Holland Place, St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 143 Elderslie Street (1890 - 1892) - Wallace, John (at
Robt. Napier &
Sons, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Lancefield Engine Works, Anderston Quay
; Vulcan Engine Works, 75 Washington Street ; shipbuilding yards, Govan ; office,
127 Lancefield Street)
Lived at 17 Elderslie Street (1868 - 1872) - Eadie, Wm. (of William Eadie & Co., millwrights,
engineers & machine makers, 245 Stobcross Street)
Lived at 41 Elderslie Street (1859 - 1863) - Coutts, Wm., jun. (of Coutts, Muir & Co., engineers and contractors, 140 Bath Street)
Lived at 62 Elderslie Street (1896 - 1897) - McMillan, Wm. (at A. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundr'y, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 19 Elgin Terrace (1880 - 1890) - Parker, Wm. S. (at A. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 23 Elgin Terrace (1875 - 1878) - Blair, Archibald (at A. & J. Inglis Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 23 Elgin Terrace (1910 - 1914) - Ionides, Philip D. (at the British Westinghouse Electrical & Manufacturing Co. Ltd., elecrical engineers & contractors, 65 Renfield Street)
Lived at 35 Falkland Street (1902 - 1904) - Arthur, Allan, A.M.I.C.E., A.I.E.E. (of Allan Arthur & Ure, electrical engineers & contractors, 192A St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 42 Falkland Street (1904 - 1906) - Coutts, Wm., jun. (of Coutts, Muir & Co., engineers and contractors, 140 Bath Street)
Lived at 63 Fergus Drive (1898 - 1900) - Pearce, R.F. (of Miller & Pearce, plumbers, coppersmiths & brassfounders, 71 Hydepark Street at Todd & McGregor, engineers & iron ship-builders, Clyde foundry, 33 Anderston quay & Meadowside building-yard & graving-dock, Partick)
Lived at 12 Fitzroy Place (1863 - 1868) - Coulburn, E. Rushton (of George Bennie & Co., mineral oil engineers & founders, Kinning Park Foundry, Great Wellington Street, Paisley Road)
Lived at 3 Fitzroy Place (1868 - 1874) - Neilson, Walter (ofNeilson & Co., engineers & ironfounders ; engine works, Hvdepark Street ; foundry & boiler yard, Finnieston Street)
Lived at 4 Fitzroy Place (1858 - 1862) - Cassells, John (at R. Laidlaw & Son, gas engineers & contractors, iron & brass founders, gas meter & tube manufacturers, Alliance & Broomhill Foundry, Barrowfield Iron Works, Mile-end ; office, 147 East Milton Street)
Lived at 14 Glasgow Street (1867 - 1869) - Munro, James (at D. & G. Graham, bellhangers, gasfitters, brassfounders, locksmiths, window-blind manufacturers, telegraph & electric light engineers & contractors, electric and pneumatic bell fitters, Sauchiehall Street, 134-140 Douglas Street & 201 Byres Road)
Lived at 14 Glasgow Street (1884 - 1889) - MacLachlan, E. (of Maclachlan & Co., electrical engineers & contractors, 215 St. Vincent Street/ Italian warehousemen, 902 Sauchieball Street)
Lived at 3 Gray Street (1904 - 1905) - Smith, John, cashier (L. Sterne & Co. Ltd.,
engineers & machinists, makers of Emery wheels & machinery, railway springs &
buffers, Clerk's Gas Engine & Strong's Feed Water Heater & Filter, The Crown
Iron Works, 156 North Woodside Road ; showrooms, 191 Sauchiehall Street)/00/Breslin,
J. Wm./3
Lived at 13 Great George Street (1885 - 1900) - Smith, John, cashier (L. Sterne & Co. Ltd.,
engineers & machinists, makers of Emery wheels & machinery, railway springs &
buffers, Clerk's Gas Engine & Strong's Feed Water Heater & Filter, The Crown
Iron Works, 156 North Woodside Road ; showrooms, 191 Sauchiehall Street)
Lived at 14 Great George Street (1883 - 1885) - Brand, James, C.E. (of Wharrie, Colledge, & Brand, civil engineers and land surveyors, 109 Bath Street)
Lived at 60 Great George Street (1879 - 1888) - Thomson, James M. (of John & James Thomson, engineers & shipbuilders, Finnieston Engine Works, 36 Finnieston Street,
later 75 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 1000 Great Western Road (1882 - 1902) - Kemp, Robt. G.
(of T.L. Davidson & Co., engineers & merchants, 62 Robertson Street)
Lived at 1587 Great Western Road (1909 - 1910) - Bell Brothers, motor engineers
Lived at 250 Great Western Road (1914 - 1914) - McLaren, John Finlay (of Robt. McLaren & Co., ironfounders, engineers & cast-iron pipe manufacturers, Eglinton Foundry, Canal Street, Port Eglinton)
Lived at 985 Great Western Road (1904 - 1908) - Ball, Henry Wm. (of Alex. Chaplin & Co., engineers & boilermakers, 58-60 Port Street, Anderston ; office, 60 Cranston
Street)
Lived at 996 Great Western Road (1876 - 1888) - Henderson, Fred. N. (of David & Wm. Henderson & Co. Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, Meadowside Works, Partick)
Lived at 7 Great Western Terrace (1907 - 1912) - Dron, Wm. (of Dron & Lawson, engineers & machine makers, Cranstonhill tool works, 59 Elliot Street)
Lived at 9 Hamilton Crescent (1889 - 1897) - Wharrie, Thomas (of Smith & Wharrie, civil engineers and land surveyors, 54 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 57 Hamilton Drive (1864 - 1867) - Blair, Archd. (at A. & J.
Inglis, engineers and shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ;
shipbuilding yard and slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 15 Havelock Street (1899 - 1903) - Blair, Archd. (at A. & J. Inglis, engineers and shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard and slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 21 Havelock Street (1903 - 1907) - Rose, Alex. (at A. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; yard & dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 10 Hayburn Crescent (1881 - 1898) - Fairfoul, Wm., secretary, (Hutson & Sons Ltd., shipbuilders, engineers and boilermakers, 50 Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 18 Highburgh Road (1904 - 1908) - Shearer, John (at John Shearer & Sons Ltd., shipbuilders, ship repairers, engineers & boilermakers, Elderslie Shipyard & Graving Dock, Scotstoun West)
Lived at 40 Highburgh Road (1909 - 1911) - Hunter, Archd., engineer (Hunter, Stevenson & Co.,
engineers & colliery, quarry and contractors' furnishers, 93 Hope Street)
Lived at 4 Highburgh Road (1901 - 1904) - McMillan, Wm. (of A. & J. Inglis, engineers and shipbuilders, Pointhouse Shipyard)
Lived at 66 Highburgh Road (1890 - 1898) - Carslaw, Wm. H. jun. (of Muir & Findlay, boilermakers, engineers & smiths, Parkhead Boiler Works, 220-226 East Wellington Street, Parkhead)
Lived at 73 Highburgh Road (1902 - 1904) - Smith William P. (of White, Grant and Smith, engineers & patent safety-cage manufacturers, Dalmarnock Foundry, 331 Dalmarnock Road)
Lived at 12 Hillhead Place (1855 - 1856) - Young, James G., ironfounder (of Thomas Edington & Sons, engineers and ironfounders, Phoenix Iron Works, 94 Garscube Road)
Lived at 34 Hillhead Street (1891 - 1893) - Booth, Wm. (at A. & J. Inglis, engineers and shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 44 Hillhead Street (1891 - 1892) - Kirk, Alexander C, engineer & shipbuilder (R. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders ; office & engine works, Lancefield ; building-yard, Govan)
Lived at 17 Hillsborough Square (1878 - 1881) - Hopkin, H.L. (of Loudon Brothers, iron & steel merchants, engineers & machine toolmakers, 39 W. Campbell Street & 26 Cadogan Street & Clyde Engineering Works, Johnstone)
Lived at 19 Hillsborough Square (1900 - 1905) - Kinghorn, David (of Kinghorn Brothers, engineers and machinery merchants, 81 St. Vincent Street and Liverpool)
Lived at 1 Hillsborough Square (1891 - 1893) - Wardlaw, Charles E. (of Wardlaw & Miller, civil engineers and land surveyors, 109 Bath Street)
Lived at 9 Hillsborough Square (1899 - 1906) - Lowe, James M., consulting engineer (of Hine, Urquhart & Lowe, consulting & electric light & telephone engineers & machinery merchants, 45 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 1 Hillsborough Terrace (1888 - 1891) - Findlay, Charles J., engineer and boilermaker (of Muir & Findlay, boilermakers, engineers and smiths, Henrietta Boiler Works, 32-48 Henrietta Street)
Lived at 6 Hillsborough Terrace (1888 - 1890) - Handyside, James B., Russian vice-consul, 203 later 211 Hope Street (of Thomson, Sterne & Co. Ltd., manufacturers of buffers & springs, consolidated emery wheels, smiths' engineers & machine makers, Crown Iron Works, North Woodside Road)
Lived at 19 Holyrood Crescent (1875 - 1877) - Neish,
Theodore L., engineer (of Neish & Wilson, consulting engineers & naval
architects, 23 Royal Exchange Square)
Lived at 22 Holyrood Crescent (1887 - 1890) - Thomson, Wm. Rowan (of David Rowan & Co., marine engineers & boilermakers, 231 Elliot Street, Anderston)
Lived at 20 Huntly Gardens (1900 - 1900) - Thomson, Geo. P. (of James & George Thomson, engineers and shipbuilders, Clydebank, Dumbartonshire)
Lived at 31 Huntly Gardens (1884 - 1888) - Boyd, Thomas A. (of J. & T. Boyd Ltd., ironfounders, engineers & textile machine makers & patentees, Shettleston Ironworks)
Lived at 9 Huntly Gardens (1891 - 1891) - Hall-Brown, E., engineer (of A. Rodger & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, Street Helen's Engine Works, Govan)
Lived at 140 Hyndland Road (1903 - 1907) - Hall-Brown, E., engineer (of A. Rodger & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, Street Helen's Engine Works, Govan)
Lived at 150 Hyndland Road (1907 - 1913) - Jackson, Wm. (of Dunsmuir & Jackson Ltd., engineers & boiler makers, Govan REngine Works, Windsor St, Govan) later 140 West George Street
Lived at 20 Hyndland Road (1899 - 1899) - Rattray, John & Son, plumbers, gas & water heating, sanitary & electrical engineers
Lived at 22 Hyndland Road (1901 - 1901) - Jackson, Wm., engineer (of Dunsmuir & Jackson, engineers & boilermakers, Govan Engine Works, Campbell Street, Govan)
Lived at 53 Hyndland Road (1890 - 1899) - Jackson, Wm., engineer (of Dunsmuir & Jackson, engineers & boilermakers, Govan Engine Works, Campbell Street, Govan)
Lived at 55 Hyndland Road (1887 - 1890) - Andrews, H.W. (of Galloways Ltd., engineers & boilermakers, 128 Hope Street)
Lived at 94 Hyndland Road (1908 - 1914) - Rose, Alex. (at A. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street ; yard, Pointhouse)
Lived at 29 Hyndland Street (1875 - 1882) - Lanarkshire (1st) Volunteers, Royal Engineers Drill Hall ; caretaker, 1902-10, Wm. Duggan 1910-12, Wm. McMaster
Lived at 21 Jardine Street (1894 - 1912) - Hardie, Wm., secretary (at Anderston Foundry Co. Ltd., machine makers, mill furnishers, bolt & nut makers, ironfounders, engineers & manufacturers of railway permanent way materials, 100 Cheapside Street)
Lived at 10 Jedburgh Gardens (1905 - 1909) - Fraser, Wm. (at Anderston Foundry Co. Ltd., machine makers, mill furnishers, bolt & nut makers, ironfounders, engineers & manufacturers of railway permanent way materials, 100 Cheapside Street)
Lived at 21 Kelvingrove Street (1903 - 1904) - Mavor, Henry A., consulting electrical engineer (of Mavor & Coulson, engineers & electricians, 57 W. Nile Street; works, 6-16 Orr Street)
Lived at 54 Kelvingrove Street (1895 - 1898) - Mathie, James F. (of James Howden & Co., marine engineers & steam-shipbuilders, 128 West Street ; engine-works, Scotland Street)
Lived at 64 Kelvingrove Street (1865 - 1867) - Thomson, James, engineer (ofJames & Geo. Thomson, engineers & iron ship builders, Clydebank foundry, 169 Finnieston Street)
Lived at 66 Kelvingrove Street (1849 - 1855) - Kirkcaldy, David, engineer & draughtsman (atR. Napier & Sons, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Lancefield foundry, 68 Anderston Quay, Vulcan foundry, 75 Washington Street, shipbuilding yards, Govan ; office, 127 Lancefield Street)
Lived at 9 Kelvingrove Street (1858 - 1860) - Kelly, Alex. (at Napier Brothers, engineers & windlass makers, 100 Hydepark Street)
Lived at 9 Kelvingrove Street (1882 - 1887) - Crawford, James S., cashier (at John & James Thomson, engineers and shipbuilders, Finnieston Engine Works, 36 Finnieston Street)
Lived at 2 Kelvingrove Terrace (1881 - 1895) - Muir, Hugh (of Muir & Caldwell, engineers & boilermakers, Scotia Engine Works, 130 Elliot Street)
Lived at 7 Kelvingrove Terrace (1883 - 1883) - Tod. Wm. (of David Rowan & Co., engineers & boilermakers, 231 Elliot Street)
Lived at 7 Kelvingrove Terrace (1909 - 1909) - Warden, Willoughby C. (of Morris, Warden & Co., engineers & merchants, 68 Gordon Street)
Lived at 4 Kensington Gate (1901 - 1911) - Blyth, A.H.V., engineer (atA. & J. Inglis, engineers and shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street)
Lived at 142 Kent Road (1898 - 1900) - Morton, Alex., engineer (of Neilson Brothers, engineers & machinists, Albert Works, Hydepark Street)
Lived at 185 Kent Road (1868 - 1872) - MacKay, Wm. (at Tod & McGregor, engineers & iron ship-builders, Clyde foundry, 33 Anderston Quay, & Meadowside building-yard & graving-dock, Partick)
Lived at 201 Kent Road (1860 - 1865) - Howie, Robt.. (at Alex. Chaplin & Co., engineers & boilermakers, Cranstonhill Engine Works, 58-80 Port Street, Anderston ; office, 60 Cranston Street)
Lived at 201 Kent Road (1878 - 1889) - Morgan, Andrew, foreman engineer (at John & James Thomson, engineers & shipbuilders, Finnieston Engine Works, 36 Finnieston Street)
Lived at 207 Kent Road (1890 - 1892) - Mitchell, James ( at A. & J. Inglis Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 207 Kent Road (1904 - 1904) - Howie, Robt. (at Alex. Chaplin & Co., engineers & boilermakers, Cranstonhill Engine Works, 58-80 Port Street, Anderston ; office, 60 Cranston Street)
Lived at 79 Kent Road (1874 - 1878) - Hamilton, Wm. (of Addison, Hamilton & Barrie, engineers & boilermakers, 23 Hyde Park Street)
Lived at 97 Kent Road (1874 - 1877) - Hopkins, H.L. (of Loudon Brothers Ltd., engineers & machine tool makers, iron & steel merchants, 39 West Campbell Street & 26 Cadogan Street)
Lived at 11 Kersland Street (1909 - 1909) - Bowman, Wm. D., engineer and merchant, 109 Hope
Street, later of Bowman Brothers, engineers and merchants, 74 York Street
Lived at 21 Kersland Street (1902 - 1909) - Bowman, Fred. G. (of Bowman Brothers, engineers
and merchants, 74 York Street)
Lived at 21 Kersland Street (1903 - 1909) - Thomson, Geo. Carruthers, F.C.S. (of Thomson & Duncan, engineers and agents, 273 Central Chambers, 93 Hope Street)
Lived at 23 Kersland Street (1892 - 1897) - Henderson, Fred. N. (of David & Wm. Henderson, & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, Finnieston Works, 190 Elliot Street ; yard, graving dock & slip dock, Meadowside)
Lived at 14 Kew Terrace (1892 - 1898) - Wharrie, Thomas, C.E. (of Wharrie, Colledge & Brand, civil engineers & land surveyors, 109 Bath Street)
Lived at 5 Kew Terrace (1867 - 1881) - Wharrie, Thomas, C.E., Wharrie, Colledge, & Brand, civil engineers and land surveyors, 109 Bath Street)
Lived at 5 Kew Terrace (1889 - 1894) - Inglis, J. Antony (at A. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 30 Kingsborough Gardens (1888 - 1896) - Mechan, Samuel (of Mechan & Sons (Ltd.), engineers & contractors, Scotstoun Ironworks, passenger station, Scotstoun)
Lived at 42 Kingsborough Gardens (1903 - 1903) - Brand, James, C.E. (of Wharrie, Colledge & Brand, civil engineers & land surveyors, 109 Bath Street)
Lived at 11 Kirklee Circus (1888 - 1895) - Brand, James, C.E. (of Wharrie, Colledge & Brand, civil engineers & land surveyors, 109 Bath Street)
Lived at 13 Kirklee Circus (1895 - 1898) - Anderson, James, engineer (of Anderson & Caroe, engineers & agents, 128 Hope Street)
Lived at 15 Kirklee Circus (1909 - 1914) - Scott, Wm., manager, Woodside Electric Co., electric light engineers and manufacturers, 141 South Woodside Road
Lived at 33 La Crosse Terrace (1891 - 1895) - Munro, Alex. (of Alex. Munro & Co., artesian well engineers & mineral boring prospectors, Mercantile Chambers, 53 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 63 Lauderdale Gardens (1907 - 1907) - Wharrie, Thomas (of Smith & Wharrie, civil engineers and land surveyors, 54 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 20 Lawrence Place (1859 - 1864) - Fairfoul, Wm. (at Hutson & Son, shipbuilders, engineers & boilermakers, 126 Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 6 Lawrence Street (1896 - 1899) - Bergius, Walter M., engineer (of Bergius Launch & Engine Co., marine motor engineers & launch builders, Dobbies Loan)
Lived at 10 Lilybank Gardens (1911 - 1914) - Henderson, Fred. N. (of David & Wm. Henderson & Co., engineers & iron shipbuilders, Meadowside Graving Docks & shipbuilding yards, Partick & Finnieston steam ship works, 190 Elliot Street)
Lived at 13 Lilybank Gardens (1888 - 1892) - Hutson, Guybon, jun., engineer (of Hutson & Son, shipbuilders, engineers & boilermakers, Kelvinhaugh Engine Works, Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 47 Lilybank Gardens (1894 - 1897) - Warren, Robert G., representative, R. Waygood & Otis Ltd., electric & hydraulic lifts for passengers & goods, News Chambers, 67 Hope Street ; J.P. Hall & Co., Oldham, electrical engineers ; 94 Hope Street
Lived at 49 Lilybank Gardens (1903 - 1911) - Wilson, Thos. (of Loudon Brothers Ltd., engineers & machine tool makers, 39 West Campbell Street & 26 Cadogan Street)
Lived at 4 Lilybank Mansions (1914 - 1914) - Seligman, L.C. (of L.C. Seligmann & Co., motor
engineers & agents, 96-102 Renfrew Street)
Lived at 5 Lilybank Mansions (1911 - 1911) - Booth, Wm. (at A. & J. Inglis, engineers &
shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch street ; shipbuilding yard & slip
dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 8 Lindsay Terrace (1887 - 1889) - Hutson, Guybon jun., engineer (at Hutson & Corbett,
shipbuilders, engineers & boilermakers, Kelvinhaugh Engine Works, Kelvinhaugh
Street)
Lived at 8 Lindsay Terrace (1889 - 1893) - Laidlaw, David (of
R. Laidlaw & Son, gas &
water engineers & contractors, cast-iron pipe & tube manufacturers, Alliance
Foundry, 147 East Milton Street Broomhill Foundry, 358 Dobbies Loan & Barrowfield
Iron Works, Fordneuk Street, Mile-end)
Lived at 2 Linfern Road (1856 - 1877) - Laidlaw, David, jun. (of
R. Laidlaw & Son, gas & water engineers &
contractors, cast-iron pipe & tube manufacturers, Alliance Foundry, 147 East
Milton Street Broomhill Foundry, 358 Dobbies Loan & Barrowfield Iron Works,
Fordneuk Street, Mile-end)
Lived at 2 Linfern Road (1872 - 1877) - Stewart, James, works manager (at L. Sterne & Co. Ltd., engineers & machinists, makers emery wheels & emery wheel machinery, railway springs, buffers, feed-water heating apparatus, refrigerating & ice making machines, The Crown Iron Works, 156 North Woodside Road & London)
Lived at 6 Lothian Gardens (1899 - 1904) - Ball, Henry Wm. (of Alex. Chaplin & Co., engineers & boiler makers, Cranstonhill engine works, 58-80 Port Street, Anderston)
Lived at 19 Lynedoch Crescent (1870 - 1871) - Caird, Edward B., engineer (of James Howden & Co., marine engineers & steamship builders, 8 Scotland Street)
Lived at 18 Lynedoch Street (1885 - 1889) - Blair, Archd. (at A. & J. Inglis Ltd., engineers &
shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard, Pointhouse)
Lived at 1 Lynn Gardens (1914 - 1914) - Coutts, Wm. (of Coutts & Co.,
engineers & agents, 90 Mitchell Street)
Lived at 8 Lynn Gardens (1912 - 1912) - Coulborn, E. Rushton (of George Bennie & Co., engineers and ironfounders, Kinning Park Foundry, Great Wellington Street, off Paisley Road)
Lived at 5 Marchmont Terrace (1875 - 1886) - Peck, James, lithographic artist and draughtsman, 178 Buchanan Street, later ship draughtsman (at Napier, Shanks & Bell, engineers and shipbuilders, Yoker)
Lived at 25 Napiershall Street (1878 - 1882) - Drysdale, J. & Co., smiths' engineers and masons' tool manufacturers
Lived at 38 Napiershall Street (1887 - 1889) - Inglis, Antony (of A. & J. Inglis, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard, Pointhouse)
Lived at 15 Newton Place (1865 - 1867) - Henderson, A.P. (of David & Wm. Henderson & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, Finnieston Steamship Works, 190 Elliot Street ; building yard, graving dock & slip dock, Meadowside, Partick)
Lived at 20 Newton Place (1893 - 1909) - Napier, James R. (ofRobt. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders, Vulcan Foundry, 75 Washington Street & Lancefield Foundry, 68 Anderston Quay ; ship-building yard, Govan)
Lived at 26 Newton Place (1855 - 1862) - Thomson, Geo., engineer (of James & George Thomson, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Clyde Bank Foundry, Finnieston & Clyde Bank iron shipyard, Govan)
Lived at 2 Newton Place (1857 - 1867) - Inglis, Antony (of A. & J. Inglis, engineers & iron shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard, Pointhouse)
Lived at 11 Newton Terrace (1863 - 1864) - Cleghorn, Alex., engineer (atRobt. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders, Lancefield House, 181 Lancefield Street)
Lived at 18 Newton Terrace (1891 - 1893) - Walker, James A. (of Wm. Bryden & Son, bellhangers, gasfitters, electric light engineers & telephone contractors, brassfounders, engravers, smiths, hoistmakers, Venetian & roller blind manufacturers, 206 Bath Street)
Lived at 15 North Clairmont Street (1911 - 1911) - Thomson, Sterne & Co. Ltd., Crown Iron Works, manufacturers of buffers & springs, consolidated emery wheels, smiths' engineers & machine makers
Lived at 156 North Woodside Road (1875 - 1883) - Forsyth, John (of John Forsyth & Co., engineers & boiler coverers, non-destructible hair felt, 4 Bath Street ; works, 28 Hopehill Road), later at Caithness Street
Lived at 214 North Woodside Road (1883 - 1897) - Stewart, Charles E. (of Cuthbertson, Stewart & Co., electrical engineers, 167 Holm Street, later of British Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co. Ltd., electrical engineers & contractors, 65 Renfield Street)
Lived at 376 North Woodside Road (1904 - 1909) - McCay, J.L.D., mining engineer (at J.S. McArthur & Co., mining engineers & metallurgical chemists, 74 York Street)
Lived at 110 Novar Drive (1908 - 1910) - Browning, Geo., A.M.I. Mech.E. (of Millar & Allan Ltd., rep., United Eng. Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, Singapore, 11 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 114 Novar Drive (1908 - 1908) - Young, James G., ironfounder (of Thomas Edington & Sons, engineers and ironfounders, Phoenix Iron Works, 91 Garscube Road)
Lived at 18 Oakfield Avenue (1888 - 1890) - Bell, David (atRobt. Napier & Sons, engineers and shipbuilders, Lancefield house, Glasgow ; engine works, Lancefield Foundry ; building-yard at Govan)
Lived at 37 Oakfield Avenue (1877 - 1914) - Christie, Charles C., bookkeeper (at Kyle & Frew, civil engineers and land surveyors, 216 West George Street)
Lived at 7 Oakfield Avenue (1906 - 1910) - Jackson, Wm., engineer (of Dunsmuir & Jackson, engineers and boiler makers, Govan Engine Works, Campbell Street, Govan)
Lived at 18 Oakfield Terrace (1885 - 1887) - Findlay, Charles J., engineer & boilermaker (of Muir & Findlay, boilermakers, engineers & smiths, Henrietta Boiler Works, 32-48 Henrietta Street)
Lived at 20 Oakfield Terrace (1890 - 1899) - McLaren, John, clerk (at Robt. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders, Lancefield House, Lancefield Street)
Lived at 103 Otago Street (1887 - 1892) - Walker, Peter (at A. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 103 Otago Street (1903 - 1910) - Lang, Alex., C.E. (of Armour & Lang, civil engineers & land surveyors, 207 West George Street)
Lived at 51 Otago Street (1881 - 1889) - Hamilton, Claud Ltd., electrical & motor-car engineers & electric power & lifting contractors
Lived at 71 Otago Street (1913 - 1913) - McLaren, Robt., jun. (of Robert MacLaren & Co., ironfounders, engineers & patent cast-iron pipe manufacturers, Eglinton Iron Works, Canal Street, Port Eglinton)
Lived at 11 Park Circus (1891 - 1908) - Inglis, John (of A. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 23 Park Circus (1873 - 1889) - Inglis, P.M. (of A. & J. Inglis Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & dry dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 23 Park Circus (1889 - 1889) - Hamilton, Claud (of Claud Hamilton Ltd., electrical engineers and electric power and lighting contractors, 247 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 5 Park Quadrant (1899 - 1902) - Hamilton, Claud (of Claud Hamilton Ltd., electrical engineers and electric power and lighting contractors, 247 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 7 Park Quadrant (1902 - 1910) - Brown, Geo. (of James Howden & Co., Scotland Street Engine Works, marine engineers and steamship builders ; office, 128 West Street)
Lived at 12 Park Terrace (1870 - 1872) - Hutson, Guybon (of Hutson & Corbett, shipbuilders, engineers & boilermakers, Kelvinhaugh Engine & Boiler Works, Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 14 Parkgrove Terrace (1884 - 1887) - Hamilton, James jun., engineer & shipbuilder (R. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders, Lancefield house, Glasgow ; engine works, Lancefield Foundry ; building-yard, Govan)
Lived at 5 Parkgrove Terrace (1879 - 1882) - Caldwell, James (of Muir & Caldwell, engineers & boilermakers, Scotia Engine Works, 130 Elliot Street)
Lived at 6 Parkgrove Terrace (1874 - 1888) - McOnie, Andrew, jun. (of W. & A. McOnie, engineers & millwrights, Scotland Street Engine Works, 224 West Street)
Lived at 7 Parkgrove Terrace (1885 - 1890) - Tod, David (of Tod & McGregor, engineers &
shipbuilders, Meadowside Shipbuilding Yard)
Lived at 47 Partickhill Road (1845 - 1859) - Tod, Wm. (of Tod & McGregor, engineers &
shipbuilders, Meadowside Shipbuilding Yard)
Lived at 47 Partickhill Road (1859 - 1860) - Tod, David (of Tod & McGregor, engineers & shipbuilders, Meadowside
Shipbuilding Yard)
Lived at 47 Partickhill Road (1862 - 1877) - Morrison, J.F., joiner (at Thos. Wingate & Co., engineers & shipbuilders, Whiteinch)
Lived at 48 Partickhill Road (1877 - 1880) - Todd, Wm., of Ayton (of Tod & McGregor,
engineers & shipbuilders, Meadowside Shipbuilding Yard)
Lived at 49 Partickhill Road (1865 - 1867) - Laing, R.G., iron, metal and commission merchant, railway engineers colliery and shipbuilders' stores contractor, 29 Waterloo Street
Lived at 19 Peel Street (1879 - 1884) - Blair, Archd., (of Aitchison, Blair & Co., engineers and boilermakers, Whitecrook Engine Works. Clydebank)
Lived at 25 Peel Street (1904 - 1908) - Richmond, Andrew, tobacconist and cigar merchant, 402 Dumbarton Road1908 Blair, Archd. (of Aitchison, Blair Ltd., engineers & boilermakers, Whitecrook Engine Works, Clydebank)
Lived at 31 Peel Street (1906 - 1906) - Harman, Bruce, manager (Robt. Napier & Sons, engineers and shipbuilders, Lancefield house, Lancefield Street & Main street, Govan)
Lived at 37 Peel Street (1883 - 1888) - Thomson, Dugald (at David & Wm. Henderson & Co., engineers & iron shipbuilders, Meadowside Graving Docks & shipbuilding yards, Partick)
Lived at 41 Peel Street (1885 - 1889) - Peck, James J., ship draughtsman (at Napier, Shanks & Bell, engineers and shipbuilders, Yoker, near Glasgow)
Lived at 47 Peel Street (1882 - 1886) - Coutts, Wm. (of Coutts & Co., engineers & agents, 140 Bath Street)
Lived at 17 Polwarth Street (1908 - 1912) - McCall, Thomas (of Thomas McCall & Co., electrical engineers & contractors, 116A Mains Street)
Lived at 35 Polwarth Street (1907 - 1910) - Thomson, James R. (of James & George Thomson, engineers & shipbuilders, Clydebank Foundry, Finnieston Street & Clydebank Shipbuilding Yard, Govan)
Lived at 4 Princes Terrace (1870 - 1872) - Inglis, John, LL.D. (of A. & J. Inglis Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 4 Princes Terrace (1877 - 1877) - Murray, T.R., works manager, Crown Iron Works (L. Sterne & Co., engineers & machinists, makers of emery wheels & machinery, railway springs & buffers, heating apparatus, gas engines, refrigerating machines, 156 North Woodside Road & London)
Lived at 8 Queen Margaret Road (1890 - 1898) - Thomson, George P. (of James & George Thomson Ltd., engineers and shipbuilders, Clydebank)
Lived at 4 Queens Gardens (1893 - 1902) - Thomson, George P. (of James &
George Thomson Ltd., engineers and shipbuilders, Clydebank)
Lived at 8 Queens Gardens (1891 - 1893) - Henderson, J.A.F., C.A. (of L.C. Seligman & Co., motor engineers & agents, 96-102 Renfrew Street)
Lived at 25 Queensborough Gardens (1908 - 1912) - Turnbull, Campbell (of John Turnbull jun. & Sons, M.I.M.E., F.A.I., consulting & mechanical engineers & valuers, turbine manufacturers, 190 West George Street)
Lived at 5 Queensborough Gardens (1903 - 1908) - Duncan, Robert (of Raeburn & Duncan, electrical & general engineers & brassfounders, 26 Vinicombe Street)
Lived at 71 Queensborough Gardens (1905 - 1905) - Primrose, Douglas (of Douglas Primrose & Co., engineers & agents, 140 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 8 Queensborough Gardens (1907 - 1910) - Bell, Stewart, electrical engineer (of Paterson, Bell & Co. Ltd., consulting & electrical engineers & agents, 65 Bath Street)
Lived at 1 Redcliff Mansions (1903 - 1907) - Raeburn, Charles E. (of Raeburn & Duncan, electrical and general engineers and brassfounders, 4 Moncrieff Lane, Oxford Street, South-side)
Lived at 1 Redcliff Mansions (1903 - 1905) - Lawson, Charles B. (of Ewing & Lawson, boilermakers, engineers & ironworkers, Crownpoint Boiler Works, Crownpoint Road & Street Marnock street, Mile-end)
Lived at 5 Redcliff Mansions (1903 - 1910) - Napier, David D. (of Napier Brothers, engineers and windlass makers, 100 Hydepark Street)
Lived at 10 Rokeby Terrace (1881 - 1883) - Napier, Wm. D., engineer (Napier Brothers, engineers and windlass makers, 100 Hydepark Street)
Lived at 10 Rokeby Terrace (1882 - 1883) - Scout, John (of Scott & Montgomerie, contractors, engineers & general commission agents, 29 Waterloo Street)
Lived at 16 Rosslyn Terrace (1877 - 1878) - McEwen, James C. (of Thomas Edington & Sons, later James C. MacEwan & Co., ironfounders, engineers & agents, Phoenix Iron Works, Garscube Road office, Merchants House buildings, 20 Street Vincent Lane)
Lived at 8 Rosslyn Terrace (1877 - 1912) - Watt, George H. (of Geo. H. Watt, & Co., engineers and merchants, 41 Robertson Street)
Lived at 12 Roxburgh Street (1906 - 1912) - List, John F. (of L C. Seligmann & Co., motor engineers and agents, 96-102 Renfrew Street)
Lived at 19 Roxburgh Street (1911 - 1913) - List, John F. (of L.C. Seligmann & Co., motor
engineers and agents, 96-102 Renfrew Street)
Lived at 4 Roxburgh Street (1909 - 1911) - Thomson, James M., shipbuilder (of James & George Thomson, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Clydebank Foundry, 169 Finnieston Street ; iron shipyard, Govan)
Lived at 13 Royal Crescent (1855 - 1875) - Hamilton, James (of Barclay, Curle & Co., wood & iron shipbuilders, engineers ; engine-works & slip docks, Stobcross ; building yards at Stobcross & Clydeholm, Whiteinch)
Lived at 15 Royal Crescent (1866 - 1883) - Pickering, John (of Pickering & Son, railway waggon builders, engineers & iron founders, 75 Bath Street ; works, Wishaw)
Lived at 5 Royal Crescent (1872 - 1879) - Miller, John R. (at
R. Napier & Sons,
engineers & iron shipbuilders, Lancefield foundry, 6S Anderston Quay ; Vulcan
foundry, 75 Washington Street ; shipbuilding yards, Govan ; office, 127 Lancefield
Street)
Lived at 20 Royal Terrace (1861 - 1864) - Thomson, Geo., engineer (of James & George Thomson, engineers & iron ship builders, Clyde-bank foundry, 169 Finnieston Street)
Lived at 8 Royal Terrace (1849 - 1853) - Moore, W.P. (of Dempster, Moore & Co., engineers & machinists, iron & steel merchants, engineers' ironmongers, bolt, nut, rivet & chain makers, agents, 49 Robertson Street ; iron warehouse, 41 York Street)
Lived at 8 Royal Terrace (1894 - 1896) - France, James (of John Broadfoot & Sons Ltd., engineers & brassfounders, Admiralty contractors, Inchholm Works, James Street, Whiteinch)
Lived at 2 Saltoun Gardens (1913 - 1913) - Mirrlees, James Buchanan (of Mirrlees & Tait, engineers & millwrights, Scotland Street; office, 128 West Street, Tradeston)
Lived at 10 Sandyford Place (1854 - 1859) - Gilchrist, Archd. (of Barclay, Curle & Co., wood & iron shipbuilders, engineers ; engine-works & slip docks, Stobcross ; building yards, Stobcross & Clydeholm, Whiteinch)
Lived at 11 Sandyford Place (1866 - 1893) - Gilchrist, James (of Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd., shipbuilders & engineers ; building yard, Whiteinch, Partick ; engineering & ship-repairing works, Finnieston Quay ; head otfice, Whiteinch)
Lived at 11 Sandyford Place (1893 - 1900) - Robertson, Wilfred M. (of W.M. Robertson & Co., engineers & boilermakers, 100 Clyde Street, Anderston)
Lived at 18 Sandyford Place (1870 - 1872) - Smith, David (of Smith & Rodger, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Broomielaw & Govan)
Lived at 27 Sandyford Place (1860 - 1866) - Thomson, James M. (of John & James Thomson, engineers & shipbuilders, Finnieston Engine Works, 36 Finnieston Street)
Lived at 6 Sandyford Place (1875 - 1882) - Brown & Young, plumbers, gasfitters, sanitary engineers & water works contractors
Lived at 924 Sauchiehall Street (1896 - 1913) - Robertson, W.M. (of Wilson, Lees & Co., engineers & boiler makers, 100
Clyde Street, Anderston)
Lived at 73 Southpark Avenue (1868 - 1869) - Cumming, R.A. (of John Pollock & Co., engineers & machine-tool makers & millwrights, 76 Lancefield Street)
Lived at 19 St Vincent Crescent (1914 - 1914) - Reid, Joseph (of Reid Brothers, merchants & agents, colliery engineers & iron work furnishers, 29 Street Enoch Square)
Lived at 21 St Vincent Crescent (1871 - 1876) - McLean, Andrew (of Barclay, Curle & Co., wood & iron shipbuilders, engineers ; engine-works & slip docks, Stobcross ; building yards, Stobcross & Clydeholm, Whiteinch)
Lived at 24 St Vincent Crescent (1864 - 1866) - Neilson, John, ironfounder (atNeilson & Co., engineers & ironfounders ; engine works, Hydepark Street ; foundry & boiler yard, Finnieston)
Lived at 26 St Vincent Crescent (1859 - 1863) - Lawson, John (of Dron & Lawson, engineers & machine makers, Cranstonhill tool works, 59 Elliott Street)
Lived at 30 St Vincent Crescent (1881 - 1887) - Caldwell, James (of Muir & Caldwell, engineers & boilermakers, Scotia Engine Works, 130 Elliot Street)
Lived at 44 St Vincent Crescent (1869 - 1874) - Welsh, Thomas M., engineer (atA. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 47 St Vincent Crescent (1876 - 1879) - McEacharn, John (atRobt. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders ; office, Lancefield house ; engine works, Lancefield Foundry ; building-yard at Govan ; boiler works, Vulcan foundry, 75 Washington Street)
Lived at 51 St Vincent Crescent (1876 - 1879) - Welch, Thomas M., engineer (atA. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 51 St Vincent Crescent (1885 - 1891) - Russell, George Henry (of Kirkland & Russell, civil engineers & architects, 4 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 53 St Vincent Crescent (1853 - 1856) - Welsh, Thomas M., engineer (atA. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 63 St Vincent Crescent (1879 - 1884) - Parker, Edward H., secretary, Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, 207 Bath Street
Lived at 11 Strathmore Gardens (1898 - 1908) - Robertson, O. Miller (withD. Stewart & Co. Ltd., manufacturers of sugar-making, refining plant, bleaching, dyeing & finishing machinery, electric traction engines, steel works' plant & pumping machinery, refrigerating engineers & electricians, London Road Iron Works)
Lived at 4 Strathmore Gardens (1902 - 1904) - Guthrie, John, manager & secretary (L. Sterne & Co. Ltd., engineers & machinists, makers of emery wheels & machinery, railway springs & buffers, heating apparatus, compression refrigerating & ice making machines, The Crown Iron Works, 166 North Woodside Road)
Lived at 2 Striven Gardens (1895 - 1897) - Tod, Wm. (of Tod & McGregor, engineers & iron
shipbuilders, Clyde Foundry, 33 Anderston Quay & Meadowside)
Lived at 3 Sydenham Road (1860 - 1864) - Lonergan, Alfred E. (of Ross & Duncan, marine engineers and boilermakers, Whitefield Works, Whitefield Road, Govan)
Lived at 2 Thornville Terrace (1900 - 1900) - Henderson, J.L., engineer (of David & Wm. Henderson & Co., engineers & iron shipbuilders, Meadowside Dock, Partick
Lived at 37 Turnberry Road (1876 - 1881) - Hutson, Guybon, sen. engineer (of Hutson & Corbett, later Hutson & Son, shipbuilders, engineers & boilermakers, Kelvinhaugh Engine Works, Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 14 University Avenue (1887 - 1894) - Tod, Wm. (of David Rowan & Co., marine engineers & boilermakers, 231 Elliot Street)
Lived at 21 University Gardens (1913 - 1913) - Rattray, Wm. A. (of John Rattray & Son, gasfitters, bellhangers, heating & sanitary engineers & lead merchants, 233 Hope Street & 359 Byres Road)
Lived at 23 University Gardens (1896 - 1902) - McOnie, Andrew (ofA. & P. W. McOnie, engineers and millwrights, 104 W. George Street, later at Cessnock Engine Works, Copeland Road, Govan)
Lived at 3 University Gardens (1890 - 1890) - Thomson, Wm. (David Rowan & Son, engineers and boilermakers, 231 Elliot Street)
Lived at 1 University Gardens Terrace (1891 - 1900) - Hunter, Archd., engineer (Hunter, Stevenson & Co., engineers and colliery furnishers, 93 Hope Street)
Lived at 3 University Gardens Terrace (1898 - 1901) - Nicol, Wm. (at A. & J. Ingis, engineers and shipbuilders, shipbuilding yard and slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 15 Victoria Buildings (1878 - 1879) - Inglis, Antony (of A. & J. Inglis, engineers & iron shipbuilders, Whitehall Foundry, 64 Warroch Street ; shipbuilding yard & slip dock, Pointhouse)
Lived at 12 Victoria Crescent Road (1867 - 1869) - Williamson, James, naval architect (Barclay, Curie & Co., shipbuilders & engineers ; head office & building yard, Whiteinch ; engine works, Finnieston Quay)
Lived at 20 Victoria Crescent Road (1883 - 1892) - McKendrick, John (of Alex. Chaplin & Co., engineers and boilermakers, Cranstonhill Engine Works, 58-80 Port Street, Anderston ; office, 60 Cranston Street)
Lived at 4 Victoria Crescent Road (1875 - 1880) - Raeburn, Charles E. (of Raeburn & Duncan, electrical & general engineers & brassfounders, 26 Vinicombe Street)
Lived at 12 Vinicombe Street (1905 - 1907) - Raeburn & Duncan, electrical & general engineers & brassfounders
Lived at 26 Vinicombe Street (1905 - 1907) - Burns, Andrew (of Burns, Baumgarten & Co., engineers & machinery agents, 104 Hydepark Street)
Lived at 5 Walworth Terrace (1872 - 1879) - Dron, Wm. (of Dron & Lawson, engineers and machine makers, Cranstonhill)
Lived at 5 Walworth Terrace (1874 - 1882) - McLaren, John, clerk (at Robt. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders, Lancefield House, Lancefield Street)
Lived at 7 Westbank Quadrant (1892 - 1900) - Boyd, Richard H. (of J. & T. Boyd Ltd., ironfounders, engineers & machine makers, Shettleston Ironworks)
Lived at 43 Westbourne Gardens (1895 - 1906) - Kennedy, Wm.. (at Alex Chaplin & Co., engineers & boilermakers, Cranstonhill Engine Works, 60 Cranston Street ; works, 58-80 Port Street, Anderston)
Lived at 21 Westend Park Street (1879 - 1882) - Main, James, carpenter (David & Wm. Henderson & Co., engineers & iron shipbuilders, Meadowside Graving Docks & shipbuilding yards, Partick)
Lived at 34 White Street (1885 - 1886) - Main, James, carpenter (David & Wm. Henderson & Co., engineers & iron shipbuilders, Meadowside Graving Docks & shipbuilding yards, Partick)
Lived at 47 White Street (1886 - 1893) - MacKellar, A., Finnieston Engineering Co., engineers & ship furnishers, 169 Finnieston Street
Lived at 11 Whittingehame Drive (1908 - 1911) - MacMillan, Wm. (of A. & J. Inglis, engineers & shipbuilders, Pointhouse Shipyard)
Lived at 23 Whittingehame Drive (1898 - 1898) - Hutson, Alex., engineer (Hutson & Sons Ltd.,
shipbuilders, engineers & boilermakers, 50 Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 5 Whittingehame Drive (1903 - 1905) - Douglas, G.M. Holmes (of Kyle, Dennison & Laing, civil engineers & land surveyors, 174 W. George Street)
Lived at 1 Woodlands Drive (1911 - 1911) - H. L. (of Loudon Brothers, engineers & toolmakers, iron & steel merchants, 46-60 Waterloo Street & Clyde Tool Works, Johnstone)
Lived at 23 Woodlands Drive (1891 - 1894) - Wilson, Thomas (at Loudon Brothers Ltd., engineers & machine toolmakers, iron & steel merchants, 39 West Campbell Street, 26 Cadogan Street, & Clyde Engineering Works, Johnstone)
Lived at 31 Woodlands Drive (1901 - 1901) - Lightbody, J.H., representative, Doulton & Co., sanitary engineers & potters, iron & brass founders, bath makers & metallic and porcelain enamellers, London & Paisley
Lived at 6 Woodlands Drive (1895 - 1909) - Napier, John (ofRobt. Napier & Sons, engineers & shipbuilders, Vulcan foundry, 75 Washington Street & Lancefield foundry, 68 Anderston Quay ; ship-building yard, Govan
Lived at 10 Woodside Crescent (1853 - 1859) - Rowan, James, engineer (of David Rowan & Co., engineers & boilermakers, 231 Elliot Street)
Lived at 22 Woodside Place (1899 - 1909) - Alley, Stephen E., engineer, later managing director, Alley & McLellan Ltd., engineers & shipbuilders, Sentinel Works, Polmadie
Lived at 8 Woodside Terrace (1901 - 1907)