West End Address Archive
- Legat, John, jun. (at Walker & Marwick, chartered accountants, 157 W. George Street)
Lived at 3 Alberta Terrace (1888 - 1889) - Carswell, Morris, jun. (M. Carswell & Co., silk-worm gut manufacturers, 90 Mitchell Street)
Lived at 1 Alfred Terrace (1899 - 1908) - Dalziel, John jun. (at G. & J. Burns, steam shipping office, 30 Jamaica Street)
Lived at 7 Ardgowan Terrace (1881 - 1893) - Dougans, Andrew, jun. (of Andrew Dougans & Sons, wholesale ironmongers, nail & zinc merchants, shoemakers' furnishings, 25 Dunlop Street & 31 Argyle Street)
Lived at 13 Argyll Place (1879 - 1881) - Smith, Robert Murray, jun., reporter, "Glasgow Herald"
Lived at 31 Argyll Place (1904 - 1908) - Lawson, John, jun.
Lived at 17 Arlington Street (1885 - 1887) - Morrison, John, jun. (of John Morrison & Son, printcutters, 22 Pitt Street)
Lived at 22 Arlington Street (1858 - 1879) - McLay, John jun. (at Carron Company, ironmasters and founders, 123.5 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 28 Arlington Street (1860 - 1863) - Turner, James jun., 18 Renfield Street
Lived at 28 Arlington Street (1860 - 1865) - Bissett, Alex., jun. (at Alex. Bissett, cabinetmaker, upholsterer & general house furnisher ; show rooms, 119 Sauchiehall Street & 235 Hope Street ; works, 89 Renfrew Street)
Lived at 29 Arlington Street (1876 - 1879) - Dykes, John jun., accountant and share-broker, 79 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 37 Arlington Street (1871 - 1873) - Findlay, R.G. jun. (at R.G. Finlay & Brothers, manufacturers by handpower, 12 Renfield Street ; works, 65 John Street, Bridgeton)
Lived at 41 Arlington Street (1871 - 1875) - Baird, Robt. jun. (of Charles & Robt. Baird, later of C. & R. Baird & Muirhead, writers, Procurator Fiscal for Anderston, Commissioner of Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas & Exchequer of England & Ireland, Master Extraordinary of High Court of Chancery in Ireland, 15 Gordon Street)
Lived at 11 Ashley Street (1841 - 1847) - Tait, Wm. Couper (of Brown jun., Davis & Tait, public accountants, auditors & house factors, agents for Scottish Widows' Fund, Liverpool, London & Globe & Plate Glass Insurance Co., managers of Clydesdale Building Society, 65 West Regent Street)
Lived at 33 Ashley Street (1878 - 1882) - Mitchell, John jun., traveller (at Archd. Eadie & Co., paint, colour & varnish manufacturers, oil merchants & refiners, rosin distillers & grease manufacturers, Tradeston Paint Mills, 54-56 Cook Street)
Lived at 41 Ashley Street (1890 - 1895) - Murray, Robert, jun. (of Robert Murray & Son, grain merchants and millers, 128 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 41 Ashley Street (1899 - 1905) - Reid, John jun. (of D. & J. Reid, timber merchants & railway contractors, 21 Bath Street)
Lived at 70 Ashley Street (1849 - 1853) - Murray, James Gemmell (at C. Hope Murray jun., stock
broker, 98 West George Street & Stock Exchange)
Lived at 20 Ashton Road (1912 - 1912) - Knox, John, jun. (of Knox & Service, stock and share brokers, 141 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 32 Ashton Road (1889 - 1899) - Simpson, John, jun., iron and
steel merchant, 55 King Street ; warehouse, 101 King Street
Lived at 4 Ashton Road (1901 - 1902) - 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) - Snodgrass, John, jun., 90 Washington Street
Lived at 14 Ashton Terrace (1881 - 1882) - Bannerman, David, jun., 9 Waterloo Street
Lived at 29 Ashton Terrace (1890 - 1896) - Tulloch, Wm., jun. (of James Anderson & Co., starch & gum manufacturers & merchants, 124 St. Vincent Street ; works, Surrey Street)
Lived at 41 Athole Gardens (1884 - 1899) - Napier, Wm. jun., coalmaster
Lived at 12 Baliol Street (1849 - 1851) - Gow, Robt. jun., accountant and house-factor, agent
for County Fire and Provident Life Offices, 71 Queen Street
Lived at 12 Baliol Street (1853 - 1858) - Lindsay, Robt. jun., commercial and mathematical
academy, 108 West Nile Street
Lived at 12 Baliol Street (1869 - 1884) - Lindsay, John, jun.
Lived at 12 Baliol Street (1884 - 1887) - McMaster, Daniel jun., slater and plasterer, 72 Woodlands Road
Lived at 14 Baliol Street (1903 - 1908) - Chrystal, Andrew jun. (of Chrystal & Co., linen & shirt manufacturers, 68 Gordon Street & 15 Renfield Lane)
Lived at 16 Baliol Street (1871 - 1873) - Walker, Geo. jun. (of G. Walker & Son, drapers, milliners, hosiers & clothiers, 76 later 126 Street George's Road)
Lived at 16 Baliol Street (1876 - 1879) - Gow, Robt. jun., accountant & house factor, agent for County Fire and Provident Life Offices, 71 Queen Street
Lived at 18 Baliol Street (1849 - 1852) - McLeod, Daniel (of Alex. McLeod jun., leather merchant)
Lived at 18 Baliol Street (1862 - 1867) - Howie, H. (at John Ross jun. & Co., merchants, 106 Hope Street)
Lived at 20 Baliol Street (1859 - 1864) - Aird, Hugh Howie (of John Ross jun. & Co., merchants, 106 Hope Street)
Lived at 20 Baliol Street (1864 - 1868) - McClure, David sen. & jun. (of David Maclure & Son, letterpress printers &
lithographers, Sydney Court, 62 Argyle Street)
Lived at 23 Baliol Street (1853 - 1864) - Marshall, John jun., writer (of Hill, Hill &
Marshall, writers, 41 West George Street)
Lived at 29 Baliol Street (1861 - 1863) - Mudie, John, merchant (of John & Wm. Mudie jun., accountants, share brokers & insurance agents, 110 St. Vincent Street, later at 33 Renfield Street)
Lived at 5 Baliol Street (1846 - 1852) - Mudie, Wm. jun. (of John & Wm. Mudie jun., accountants, share brokers & insurance agents, 110 St. Vincent Street, later at 33 Renfield Street)
Lived at 5 Baliol Street (1846 - 1852) - Leiper, Wm. jun., architect, 97 West Regent Street
Lived at 18 Banavie Road (1865 - 1871) - Galt, Robt. sen. & jun. (of Robt. Galt & Son,, accountants & property agents, 20 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 24 Banavie Road (1859 - 1863) - Gilchrist, Wm., jun.
Lived at 30 Banavie Road (1888 - 1897) - Campbell, Wm. L. jun., watchmaker and jeweller, 9 Street George's Road
Lived at 31 Bank Street (1884 - 1886) - Campbell, Hugh jun. (of Campbell & Co., manufacturers & commission merchants, Madeira Buildings, 263 Argyle Street)
Lived at 45 Bank Street (1879 - 1881) - Fraser, Wm. (at John Cree jun. & Co., wholesale stationers, importers of papers, straw boards, 21-25 Royal Exchange Square ; bookbinding & goods, 74 Buchanan Street ; stores, 1 Bothwell Circus & Port-Dundas)
Lived at 87 Barrington Drive (1900 - 1908) - Gillespie, Alex. jun. (of Gillespie, Sons & Co. Ltd., brewers and maltsters. Crown Brewery, Slatefield Street & The Brewery, Dumbarton)
Lived at 10 Beaumont Gate (1905 - 1907) - Eadie, James jun. (at McIntyre, Hogg & Co., shirt makers, woollen manufacturers & merchants, 122 Brunswick Street ; factory, Londonderry ; bleachworks, Neilston)
Lived at 12 Belgrave Terrace (1868 - 1874) - Wilson, James jun.
Lived at 12 Belgrave Terrace (1870 - 1874) - Jones, Robert, jun., slater & plasterer, 3 Wilson Street (Oakfield Avenue)
Lived at 12 Belgrave Terrace (1885 - 1885) - Farquhar, John jun. (of Farquhar & Roxburgh jun., grain merchants, 80 York Street)
Lived at 13 Belhaven Terrace (1880 - 1891) - Knox, Robt. jun. (of Rainey, Knox & Co., manufacturers & agents, 12 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 14 Belhaven Terrace (1871 - 1878) - Coulson, Geo. jun. (of Coulson Brothers, commission merchants, 11 West Nile Street, later of Carlaw, Coulson & Co., ironfounders, Alpine Iron Works, 258 Castle Street)
Lived at 19 Belhaven Terrace (1873 - 1888) - Ewing, H.E. Crum jun. (of James Ewing & Co.,
merchants, 68 George Square)
Lived at 20 Belhaven Terrace (1876 - 1877) - Ewing, H.E. Crum jun. (of James Ewing & Co.,
merchants, 68 George Square)
Lived at 28 Belhaven Terrace (1877 - 1879) - Alexander, A.S. jun. (of Alexander, Son & Drysdale, sewed muslin warehousemen & manufacturers, 15 later 128 Renfield Street)
Lived at 4 Belhaven Terrace (1880 - 1891) - Rutherford, Wm. P., jun.
Lived at 5 Bellshaugh Road (1911 - 1912) - Renison, Wm. jun. (of Renison, McNab & Co., power-loom cloth manufacturers, Boden Street, Bridgeton)
Lived at 12 Belmont Crescent (1881 - 1896) - Thom, James jun. (of James Thom & Son, power loom cloth manufacturers, Parkview Factory, Upper Suspension Bridge)
Lived at 9 Belmont Crescent (1870 - 1878) - McMichael, James jun., accountant & house factor (of James McMichael & Son, accountants, house factors & property valuators, 1 Argyll Arcade)
Lived at 40 Belmont Street (1906 - 1912) - Copland, W.R., jun., civil engineer & land surveyor (of Copland & Foulis, gas, water & sewerage engineers, 146 West Regent Street)
Lived at 8 Belmont Street (1906 - 1912) - Chrystal, James, jun.., grain & commission merchant, 57 Hope Street
Lived at 29 Bentnick Street (1878 - 1879) - Paterson, John jun., warehouseman, 431 Sauchiehall Street
Lived at 29 Bentnick Street (1878 - 1880) - Smith, Wm. jun., Park Grove Place
Lived at 53 Bentnick Street (1878 - 1881) - Yuille, Henry jun. (at Wm. Stirling & Sons, turkey-red dyers & calico printers, 32 St. Vincent Place ; works, Cordale & Dalquhurn, Renton)
Lived at 169 Berkeley Street (1859 - 1864) - McKay, Alex. jun., tailor and clothier, 16 Street Enoch Square
Lived at 169 Berkeley Street (1860 - 1869) - Finlayson, Alex. jun., lath-splitter, 197 Dumbarton Road
Lived at 180 Berkeley Street (1898 - 1901) - Finlayson, Alex. J. jun., lathsplitter, 197 Dumbarton Road
Lived at 210 Berkeley Street (1900 - 1903) - Cameron, Duncan, jun. (of Laurie & Cameron, drapers, 164 Cowcaddens)
Lived at 213 Berkeley Street (1880 - 1884) - McFarlane, R.S. jun. (at M. & J. McFarlane, grain, hay & straw merchants, 151 North Street, later at McFarlane Brothers, job masters & livery stable-keepers, Charing Cross Horse Bazaar, 20 Berkeley Street)
Lived at 38 Berkeley Street (1896 - 1899) - Baird, Thomas jun. (of Wm. Colvil & Co., iron merchants & brokers, 21 West Nile Street)
Lived at 12 Berkeley Terrace (1877 - 1877) - MacAllister, John jun., calenderer, hot-presser & packer, 159 West George Street
Lived at 14 Berkeley Terrace (1860 - 1870) - Smart, Wm. (at John Clark jun. & Co., cotton thread manufacturers, 16 George Street, Mile-end)
Lived at 16 Berkeley Terrace (1878 - 1881) - Smith, Wm. jun., superintendent, 140 West George Street
Lived at 18 Berkeley Terrace (1911 - 1911) - Finlay, W.R. jun. (at W.R. Findlay & Co., warehousemen and manufacturers, 62-68 Queen Street)
Lived at 21 Berkeley Terrace (1870 - 1875) - Kirkpatrick, Thomas, jun. (of John Jackson & Co., corn factors, 38 Hope Street)
Lived at 24 Berkeley Terrace (1871 - 1875) - McClelland, James jun., accountant (of McClelland, Son & Smith, accountants, 103 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 28 Berkeley Terrace (1861 - 1865) - Findlay, W.R. jun. (at W.R. Findlay & Co., warehousemen and manufacturers, 62-68 Queen Street)
Lived at 2 Berkeley Terrace (1869 - 1870) - Steven, James L. (at John Dykes jun., accountant and stockbroker, 92 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 34 Berkeley Terrace (1886 - 1897) - Kerr, Robt. jun. (of Robert Kerr & Son, manufacturers, Paisley)
Lived at 36 Berkeley Terrace (1862 - 1864) - Lillie, James jun. (of Lillie & Russell, clothiers, 45 Queen Street)
Lived at 37 Berkeley Terrace (1870 - 1877) - Glen, John, jun., house painter and decorator, 50 Sauchiehall Street
Lived at 20 Bloomfield Place (1876 - 1880) - Eadie, James jun. (at McIntyre, Hogg, & Co., wholesale shirt manufacturers and merchants, 122 Brunswick Street)
Lived at 2 Bloomfield Place (1862 - 1865) - Weir, Robt. (at Alex. Hope, jun. & Co., manufacturing chemists, Coatbridge Street, Port-Dundas)
Lived at 2 Bloomfield Place (1885 - 1900) - Field, Alex. jun. (of Morrison & Field, merchants, Victoria buildings, 2 West Regent Street)
Lived at 6 Bloomfield Place (1867 - 1868) - Forsyth, Robt., jun. (at Forsyth & Son, marine insurance brokers, commission agents & merchants, 40 Union Street)
Lived at 7 Bloomfield Place (1872 - 1876) - Christie, John jun., builder, 7 Russell Street
Lived at 8 Bloomfield Place (1847 - 1849) - Cunningham, J.R. jun., merchant, 149 West George Street
Lived at 4 Botanic Crescent (1879 - 1885) - Johnston, G. jun. (of Johnston & Montgomery, wine merchants, , later of Geo. Johnston, later Geo. Johnston & Son, wine merchants, 139a St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 15 Bowmont Gardens (1877 - 1891) - McLellan, Lewis jun. (of Lewis & John MacLellan, oil importers & refiners, soap manufacturers, turpentine & pitch importers, 65, 67 & 130 Port-Dundas Road)
Lived at 5 Bowmont Gardens (1895 - 1912) - Grieve, Weir jun. (of Weir Grieve & Jeffrey, solictors, Gordon Chambers, 90 Mitchell Street)
Lived at 6 Bowmont Terrace (1906 - 1906) - Henderson, John jun. (of John Henderson & Son, coal merchants, Stobcross Station)
Lived at 21 Brechin Street (1899 - 1911) - Armour, Robt. S. jun.
Lived at 3 Brechin Street (1888 - 1890) - McLea, Peter, jun.
Lived at 2 Buccleuch Lane (1884 - 1887) - Thomson, John jun., merchant and ship owner, 49 West
George Street
Lived at 6 Buckingham Street (1896 - 1896) - Mein, Alex., jun., commission merchant, 98 West George Street
Lived at 12 Buckingham Terrace (1864 - 1891) - McNair, Robert, jun. (of E. Hallé & Co., commission and cotton-yarn merchants, 69 Street George's Place)
Lived at 13 Buckingham Terrace (1853 - 1855) - Church, Wm. jun., accountant & insurance agent, secretary, Scottish Provident Institution for Life Insurance, 67 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 17 Buckingham Terrace (1853 - 1856) - Jeffrey, Robt. jun., manufacturer, 118 Brunswick Street
Lived at 17 Buckingham Terrace (1859 - 1861) - Wright, C.L., jun., representative of the Edison Engraving Co., 167 Strand, London
Lived at 19 Buckingham Terrace (1899 - 1907) - Cree, Thomas S. (of John Cree jun. & Co., stationers, 17-23 Royal Exchange Square ; works, 74 Buchanann Street ; stores, 1 Bothwell Circus & 99 Pitt Street)
Lived at 1 Buckingham Terrace (1881 - 1887) - Steel, James jun. (of J. & J. Steel, wine and spirit merchants, 156-158 Cowcaddens Street)
Lived at 21 Buckingham Terrace (1857 - 1858) - Steel, James jun. (of J. & J. Steel, wine and spirit merchants, 156-158 Cowcaddens Street)
Lived at 22 Buckingham Terrace (1858 - 1860) - Russell, Charles jun., "Glasgow Herald"
Lived at 23 Buckingham Terrace (1909 - 1913) - Henderson, Geo. jun. (of Buchanan, Hamilton & Co., merchants, 29 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 24 Buckingham Terrace (1858 - 1863) - Steel, James jun. (of James Steel jun. & Co., oil merchants, and paint and colour manufacturers, 124 East Milton Street)
Lived at 24 Buckingham Terrace (1869 - 1875) - Reid, John jun. (of D. & J. Reid, timber merchants, railway contractors & agents for the Argyle gunpowder mills, 136 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 2 Buckingham Terrace (1853 - 1860) - Dick, Alex. jun., writer (of Dick & Stevenson, writers, 180 West George Street)
Lived at 30 Buckingham Terrace (1875 - 1904) - Sellars, James jun., I.A., architect, 266 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 32 Buckingham Terrace (1879 - 1884) - Whytlaw, R.A. jun. (of R.A. Whytlaw, Son & Co., manufacturers, Grove Park Mills, 188 N. Woodside Road ; goods, Mathieson Road ; sample room, 207 Ingram Street)
Lived at 32 Buckingham Terrace (1893 - 1901) - Thom, Robert, jun. (of Thom & Cameron Ltd., methylated spirit makers, wine & spirt merchants, bonded stores, 59 Washington Street, 93-105 Cheapside Street)
Lived at 7 Buckingham Terrace (1910 - 1910) - Lauder, Archd. jun. (at J. Barnett Gow, stockbroker, 69 St. Vincent Street, later at Archibald Lauder, Scotch whisky merchant, 76 Sauchiehall Street & 2 Sandyford Street)
Lived at 10 Burnbank Gardens (1891 - 1902) - Morison, John, jun., stationer, 99 Buchanan Street, later of Morison Brothers, booksellers, stationers, printers & map-mounters, 99 Buchanan Street, later at 52 Renfield Street
Lived at 11 Burnbank Gardens (1886 - 1902) - Campbell, Duncan jun. (of Duncan Campbell & Son, manufacturing stationers, 96 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 14 Burnbank Gardens (1874 - 1909) - Brown, John jun. (of Brown & Sharp, cotton brokers, 163 Ingram Street & 100 Queen Street)
Lived at 16 Burnbank Gardens (1862 - 1864) - Brown, John jun. (of Brown & Sharp, cotton brokers, 163 Ingram Street & 100 Queen Street)
Lived at 18 Burnbank Gardens (1861 - 1862) - Brownlee, Robert jun. (ofBrownlee & Co., timber merchants, City Saw Mills, Port-Dundas & at Kilmarnock & Grangemouth ; Creosote Works, Saracen Street)
Lived at 22 Burnbank Gardens (1889 - 1899) - Richmond, Geo. jun., secretary, British Sea Weed Co. Ltd., 94 West Regent Street
Lived at 32 Burnbank Gardens (1867 - 1869) - Inglis, Wm. E., jun., pawnbroker and jeweller, 29 Orchard Street
Lived at 32 Burnbank Gardens (1895 - 1897) - Cree, Thomas S. (of John Cree jun. & Co., wholesale stationers, importers of papers & straw boards, 17-23 Royal Exchange Square; works, 74 Buchanan Street ; stores, 1 Bothwell Circus & 99 Pitt Street)
Lived at 34 Burnbank Gardens (1877 - 1881) - Kilpatrick, D.R. jun. (at John Orr Ewing & Co., turkey red dyers & printers, 46 West George Street ; works, Alexandria, Dumbartonshire)
Lived at 38 Burnbank Gardens (1874 - 1875) - Finlay, John jun. (of Shaw & Finlay, merchants, 124 St. Vincent Street, later of Finlay, Symington & Co., agents, 54 Dundas Street ; works, Lochburn chemical works, Maryhill)
Lived at 39 Burnbank Gardens (1870 - 1877) - Morrison, Wm., jun. (of R.E. Simpson & Co., sewing machine manufacturers, 11 Bothwell Circus, later of Wm. Morrison & Son, flour importers & general commission merchants, 267 Argyle Street, later at 29 Waterloo Street)
Lived at 3 Burnbank Gardens (1874 - 1904) - MacDougall, D., jun. (of D. MacDougall jun. & Co., wine and spirit brokers, 60 Wellington Street)
Lived at 16 Burnbank Terrace (1910 - 1914) - MacDougall, John M.T. (of D. MacDougall jun. & Co., wine and spirit brokers, 60 Wellington Street)
Lived at 16 Burnbank Terrace (1910 - 1913) - Brownlie, James jun.
Lived at 24 Burnbank Terrace (1885 - 1890) - Dykes, John jun., accountant and stockbroker, 79 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 2 Burnbank Terrace (1882 - 1884) - McKie, John jun., merchant (of Gatehouse Cotton Co., spinners & manufacturers, 24 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 6 Burnbank Terrace (1854 - 1858) - Hall, John jun. (of Leslie & Hall, general metal merchants & wholesale ironmongers, 174 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 6 Burnbank Terrace (1861 - 1872) - Murray, C. Hope, jun., stockbroker, 98 West George Street & Stock Exchange
Lived at 12 Bute Gardens (1914 - 1914) - Harvey, Alex. jun. (of G. & A. Harvey, engineers, millwrights, machine tool manufacturers & factory architects, Albion works, Woodville Street, Govan)
Lived at 4 Bute Gardens (1893 - 1899) - Hutson, Guybon, jun.
Lived at 3 Bute Mansions (1898 - 1902) - Dykes, John jun., stockbroker, 48 West George Street
Lived at 4 Bute Mansions (1904 - 1905) - White, Matthew, jun. (of John White & Sons, millers, Scotstoun Mills, Partick ; head office, 45 Hope Street)
Lived at 4 Bute Mansions (1913 - 1913) - McCallum, John, jun., stationer
Lived at 101 Byres Road (1904 - 1904) - Cruikshanks, James, jun., house factor, property and insurance agent, 162 Byres Road
Lived at 118 Byres Road (1886 - 1891) - Thomson, Wm. jun., flour salesman (at John Gray, corn and flour factor and agent, 45 Hope Street)
Lived at 140 Byres Road (1881 - 1893) - White, John, jun., miller, Scotstoun Grain Mills
Lived at 150 Byres Road (1883 - 1886) - Cruikshanks, James, jun., house factor, property and insurance agent
Lived at 162 Byres Road (1887 - 1891) - McGeoch, Wm., jun. (of William McGeoch & Co., ironmongers, wholesale warehouse, Morrison's Court, 108 Argyle Street ; retail warehouse, 113 Argyle Street)
Lived at 176 Byres Road (1868 - 1869) - Simpson, John jun., iron and steel merchant, 101 King Street
Lived at 197 Byres Road (1897 - 1902) - Jones, Robt., jun., stationer and newsagent
Lived at 205 Byres Road (1886 - 1892) - Jones, Robt., jun., stationer and newsagent
Lived at 207 Byres Road (1886 - 1892) - Duff, John, jun., fish & ice merchant, poulterer & game dealer, 159 Sandringham Terrace, Gt. Western Road
Lived at 386 Byres Road (1878 - 1882) - Scott, John, jun. (at Kelvinhaugh Saw Mills, Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 73 Byres Road (1897 - 1900) - McKechnie, Robert jun., grocer & tea merchant, 128 Shamrock Street
Lived at 15 Carnarvon Street (1909 - 1909) - Tait, Wm. Couper (of Brown jun., Davies & Tait, public accountants & auditors, agents for Scottish Widows' Fund, Liverpool, London & Globe & Plate Glass Insurance Co., managers, Clydesdale Building Society, 65 West Regent Street)
Lived at 26 Carnarvon Street (1877 - 1878) - Buchanan, Robert, jun., pianoforte, organ and music seller, 134 Sauchiehall Street
Lived at 27 Carnarvon Street (1894 - 1902) - Wight, John G. (atAlexander Hope jun. & Co., manufacturing chemists, Coatbridge Street, Port Dundas)
Lived at 30 Carnarvon Street (1878 - 1883) - Merrylees, John jun., 159 Buccleuch Lane
Lived at 38 Carnarvon Street (1882 - 1883) - Arnot, Wm. jun. (of R.C. & W. Arnot, commission merchants, 62 Buchanan Street, later at 18 Springfield Court, Buchanan Street)
Lived at 41 Carnarvon Street (1851 - 1854) - Reid, Hugh jun. (at James & John G. Scott, paint & colour manufacturers, oil refiners & merchants, Crown Colour Works, 220 Dobbie's Loan & 39 North Wallace Street ; warehouse, 84 Great Clyde Street ; office, 4 Dixon Street)
Lived at 43 Carnarvon Street (1882 - 1889) - Sellars, James, jun., architect (at Campbell Douglas, architect and valuator, 266 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 48 Carnarvon Street (1871 - 1875) - Reid, Hugh, jun. (at James & John G. Scott, paint & colour manufacturers, oil refiners & merchants, Crown Colour Works, 220 Dobbie's Loan & 39 North Wallace Street, Parliamentary Road ; warehouse, 84 Great Clyde Street ; office, 4 Dixon Street)
Lived at 48 Carnarvon Street (1879 - 1882) - Lamb, John jun., wright, 152 West Graham Street
Lived at 48 Carnarvon Street (1881 - 1882) - Campbell, Alex. jun. (of Campbell and Tudhope, lithographers, engravers, gold printers & embossers, 6 Union Street)
Lived at 4 Carnarvon Street (1860 - 1863) - Galt, Robt. jun., accountant (of Robert Galt & Son, accountants & property agents ; agents for Reliance Life & Caledonian Fire Insurance Companies, 20 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 4 Carnarvon Street (1864 - 1869) - Bridge, Samuel, jun., fruit merchant, 223 Sauchiehall Street
Lived at 54 Carnarvon Street (1872 - 1873) - Grant, James, jun., builder, 27 Douglas Street
Lived at 56 Carnarvon Street (1872 - 1883) - Napier, James jun. (of James Napier & Co., chemical manufacturers, Vinegar hill, Camlachie)
Lived at 20 Carrington Street (1880 - 1881) - Smeal, Robt., jun. (at Mackay, Smeal & Co., produce brokers and commission merchants, 47 Waterloo Street)
Lived at 20 Carrington Street (1881 - 1883) - Smeal, Robt., jun., merchant, 71 Waterloo Street
Lived at 26 Carrington Street (1883 - 1884) - Weir, Wm. jun. (of T. & W. Weir, bakers, 302 Garscube Road)
Lived at 33 Carrington Street (1893 - 1914) - Stewart, John, jun. (at Wylie, Stewart & Marshall, timber merchants, saw millers & moulding manufacturers, Western Saw Mills, Firhill Basin)
Lived at 52 Carrington Street (1902 - 1904) - Napier, Wm. jun., coalmaster, James Street, Port-Dundas
Lived at 24 Cecil Street (1860 - 1868) - Taylor, John (of John Taylor, jun. & Co., merchants, 28 Cochrane Street)
Lived at 33 Cecil Street (1879 - 1884) - Martin, Wm., jun.
Lived at 40 Cecil Street (1871 - 1876) - Pettigrew, Matthew, jun. (at Archd. Brown & Co., silk gossamer and crape manufactory, 85 Queen Street & 9 Exchange Square)
Lived at 51 Cecil Street (1878 - 1880) - Steven, Mrs. A. jun.
Lived at 55 Cecil Street (1880 - 1899) - McDougall, D., jun. (of D. Macdougall jun., & Co., wine and spirit brokers & agents, Faculty Buildings, 62 Street George's Place)
Lived at 56 Cecil Street (1880 - 1885) - MacDougall, D. jun. (at Alex. Murdoch & Co., wine & spirit brokers, 123 Hope Street ; bonds 35-37 York Street, later of D. Macdougall jun., & Co., wine & spirit brokers & agents, Faculty Buildings, 62 Street George's Place)
Lived at 8 Cecil Street (1874 - 1880) - Hall, Wm. jun., plumber
Lived at 18 Church Street (1897 - 1914) - Withycombe, Thomas Wm. jun., traveller (at Moses,
Risk & Sons Ltd., Provanmill Distillery, wholesale wine & spirit merchants,
blenders, Dundas Street)
Lived at 18 Church Street (1899 - 1909) - Alexander, Edward, jun. (of Edward Alexander &
Sons, merchants & agents, 43 West Campbell Street)
Lived at 13 Clairmont Gardens (1859 - 1881) - Weir, Wm. (of William Weir jun. & Co, sewed muslin manufacturers, 17 South Frederick Street)
Lived at 2 Clairmont Gardens (1858 - 1859) - Eadie, John jun.
Lived at 21 Clairmont Street (1886 - 1890) - Sclanders, Andrew jun., victualler, 20 Stobcross Street
Lived at 2 Clairmont Street (1858 - 1859) - Muir, James jun. (of James Muir & Son, coppersmiths, metal plate workers & gasfitters, 52 Galbraith Street)
Lived at 34 Clairmont Street (1899 - 1902) - McKay, Alex., jun., tailor and clothier, 16 Street Enoch Square
Lived at 40 Clairmont Street (1869 - 1877) - Robertson, Lawrence jun., cashier, Royal Bank,
Royal Exchange, Queen Street
Lived at 2 Claremont Terrace (1847 - 1858) - Aitken, James jun., engineer (of James Aitken &
Co., engineers, millwrights & founders, Cranstonhill & Hill Street Foundries ;
office, Cranstonhill works, & of Aitken & Mansel, iron ship builders, Whiteinch)
Lived at 2 Claremont Terrace (1860 - 1882) - Templeton, James jun. (of James Templeton & Co.,
carpet & hearth rug manufacturers, William Street, Greenhead & of J. & J.S.
Templeton, carpet manufacturers, 128 Crownpoint Road)
Lived at 2 Claremont Terrace (1882 - 1882) - Matheson, John, jun. (of Wm. Stirling & Sons,
Turkey red dyers & printers, 138-142 West George Street ; works, Cordale &
Dalquhurn, Renton)
Lived at 5 Claremont Terrace (1870 - 1879) - Matheson, Mrs. John jun.
Lived at 5 Claremont Terrace (1878 - 1887) - Jack, Thos., jun. (of Thomas Jack, jun. & Co., laies' underclothing & baby linen manufacturers, 12 Mitchell Lane)
Lived at 3 Clarence Drive (1902 - 1905) - Anderson, Wm., jun., commission agent, 15 Renfield Street
Lived at 46 Clarence Drive (1909 - 1910) - Dunnachie, James jun. (Brick Dept., United Collieries Ltd., 109 Hope Street)
Lived at 4 Clarence Drive (1903 - 1904) - Mitchell, Angus jun., manufacturers' agent, 11 West Nile Street
Lived at 8 Clarence Drive (1903 - 1913) - Sharp, Andrew, jun. (at James Goldie & Son, brickmakers, masons & builders, 52 Street Enoch Square ; works, Rutherglen & London Roads)
Lived at 9 Clarence Drive (1901 - 1904) - Clark, Wm. (of John Clark jun., & Co., manufacturers of sewing, knitting & crotchet cotton, Mile-end Thread Works, 47 King Street, Mile-end), later at 125 Buchanan Street
Lived at 16 Cleveden Crescent (1882 - 1882) - Gilchrist, Archd., jun. (of Barclay, Curle, & Co. Ltd., shipbuilders and engineers, Stobcross Engine Works, Finnieston)
Lived at 5 Cleveden Crescent (1892 - 1896) - Watson, Archd., jun. (of Wordie & Co., general carriers, shippers & warehouse keepers, 75 West Nile Street)
Lived at 9 Cleveden Drive (1906 - 1906) - Stevenson, John jun. (of J. & B. Stevenson, bakers, Cranstonhill Bakery, 38 Cranston Street & Vermont Street, Plantation)
Lived at 7 Cleveden Gardens (1900 - 1902) - Steven, Geo. H. jun., C.A. (of Steven & Ker, chartered accountants, 154 St. Vincent Street, later of J. & C. Logan & Steven, chartered accountants, 82 Gordon Street)
Lived at 8 Cleveden Gardens (1899 - 1907) - Ballantine, George jun. (of Geo. Ballantine & Son, importers of Havana cigars, 100 Union Street)
Lived at 8 Cleveden Gardens (1907 - 1907) - 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) - Collins, Ed., jun.
Lived at 68 Cleveden Road (1874 - 1878) - Collins, Edward, jun. (of Edward Collins & Sons, paper manufacturers, Kelvindale)
Lived at 68 Cleveden Road (1884 - 1914) - Campbell, John jun., merchant (of J. & J. Campbell, merchants, ship & insurance brokers, 21 Renfield Street)
Lived at 3 Clifton Place (1851 - 1853) - Crawford, Thomas jun. (of Crawford & Easton, calenderers & packers, 81 Buchanan Street, 9 Gordon Street & 82 Mitchell Street)
Lived at 3 Clifton Place (1864 - 1869) - Alexander, Edward jun., 7 Montrose Street, later at 115 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 5 Clifton Place (1853 - 1857) - Smith, Geo. jun., merchant (of George Smith & Sons, general warehousemen, 32-36 London Street)
Lived at 1 Clifton Street (1849 - 1853) - Greig, Wm. jun. (of James Graham & Co., wrights & timber merchants, 184 George Street)
Lived at 1 Clifton Street (1891 - 1894) - Frazer, John jun., clerk (at Lancefieid Worlc)
Lived at 2 Clifton Street (1845 - 1850) - Kerr, John jun., manufacturer, 51 Cochran Street
Lived at 2 Clifton Street (1850 - 1862) - Smith, David (of John Ross jun. & Co., merchants, 120 Brunswick Street)
Lived at 4 Clifton Street (1846 - 1848) - Steven, Thos., jun. (ofMcDowall, Steven & Co. Ltd., ironfounders, Milton Iron Works, 142 North Woodside Road)
Lived at 12 Clouston Street (1896 - 1902) - McClure, J.H. jun. (at Leisler, Bock & Co., merchants, 21 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 19 Clouston Street (1885 - 1892) - McLeod, Wm., jun. (of James Shearer & Co., produce merchants and importers of preserved provisions, 55 Robertson Street)
Lived at 22 Clouston Street (1898 - 1909) - Turnbull, James, jun.
Lived at 25 Clouston Street (1885 - 1891) - Thom, James, jun. (of James Thom & Son, manufacturers power-loom cloth, 20 Commercial Road, later at 9 South Frederick Street)
Lived at 33 Clouston Street (1878 - 1884) - Duff, Thomas jun. (of Thomas Duff & Co., spindle & flyer manufacturers, 61 Well Road)
Lived at 40 Clouston Street (1887 - 1894) - MacFarlane, Daniel jun. (of D. McFarlane & Son, timber merchants, Ruchill Saw Mills, Maryhill)
Lived at 45 Clouston Street (1889 - 1895) - Murray, John jun., quarrymaster, Mosesfield Quarry, Springburn
Lived at 51 Clouston Street (1889 - 1891) - MacFarlane, Daniel jun. (of D. McFarlane & Son, timber merchants, Ruchill Saw Mills, Maryhill)
Lived at 51 Clouston Street (1895 - 1895) - Hendry, Jas. jun. (of John Maitland & Co., tailors, clothiers & shirtmakers, 109 Argyle Street & 9 Maxwell Street)
Lived at 69 Clouston Street (1901 - 1907) - Thomson, John, jun., merchant and ship owner, 49 West George Street
Lived at 73 Clouston Street (1885 - 1889) - Bryce, A.S. jun., Glenpark Works, East Nelson Street
Lived at 75 Clouston Street (1902 - 1908) - Stout, Thomas jun., M.A., B.L., writer, commissioner of the Supreme Court of New Zealand for taking oaths (of T. & T. Stout, writers, 178 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 12 Colebrooke Terrace (1885 - 1894) - Beckett, Wm. jun., writer (of Brownlie, Watson & Beckett, writers & notaries, 225 West George Street)
Lived at 2 Colebrooke Terrace (1913 - 1913) - McIntyre, John, jun., G.P.O.
Lived at 5 Cowan Street (1886 - 1887) - Anderson, Wm., jun., accountant, 166 Buchanan Street
Lived at 23 Cranworth Street (1906 - 1907) - Walker, Robt. jun. (of Robt. Walker & Son, manufacturers, 8 Ingram Street)
Lived at 5 Crown Circus (1860 - 1867) - Walker, Robt., jun. (of Robert Walker & Son, manufacturers, 8 Ingram Street)
Lived at 6 Crown Circus (1867 - 1876) - Henderson, Charles jun. (of Charles Henderson & Co., iron, steel, copper, tin & metal merchants & agents, 9 York Street)
Lived at 9 Crown Circus (1889 - 1891) - Mitchell, Stephen jun. (of Stephen Mitchell & Son, tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 51 Street Andrew's Square)
Lived at 10 Crown Gardens (1873 - 1880) - Deas, James jun., civil engineer (of Thomson, Gilbert & Deas, civil engineers and land surveyors, 53 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 7 Crown Gardens (1896 - 1902) - Cousland, Joseph, jun. (of Alex. Cousland & Son, wire-cloth manufacturers, 3 Mitchell Street ; works, 59 Finnieston Street)
Lived at 70 Crown Road North (1910 - 1910) - Blair, Geo. jun. (of George
Blair, engineers' & shipbuilders' tools & furnishings agent, 38 later at 11
Queen Street)
Lived at 8 Crown Road North (1892 - 1904) - Shearer, John jun. (of John Shearer & Sons Ltd., shipbuilders, repairers & boilermakers, slip, graving docks & shipyards, Kelvinhaugh, Elderslie & Yoker)
Lived at 13 Crown Terrace (1893 - 1908) - Henderson, John, jun. (of David & Wm. Henderson & Co., engineers, boilermakers & shipbuilders, ship works, 30 Lancefield Quay ; Foundry & yards, Partick)
Lived at 4 Crown Terrace (1877 - 1889) - Jack, Robt. jun. (at Ewing, Angus & Co., merchants, 56 Hope Street)
Lived at 16 Derby Street (1862 - 1882) - McKessock, Peter, jun.
Lived at 30 Derby Street (1892 - 1896) - Dunn, John, jun.
Lived at 30 Derby Street (1900 - 1903) - Orr, Robt., jun. (of Henry & Campbell, wholesale grocers & sugar merchants, 7 Madeira Court, 257 Argyle Street)
Lived at 40 Derby Street (1888 - 1890) - Bryce, David jun. (of David Bryce & Son, booksellers & stationers, reading-club, 129 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 14 Derby Terrace (1870 - 1873) - Peacock, John, jun. (of J.S. Dunn & Co. Ltd., timber merchants, Rockvilla Saw Mills, Port Dundas
Lived at 6 Doune Gardens (1909 - 1909) - McGhie, James jun. (of Gray & Co., monumental & architectural sculptors, 460 Sauchiehall Street)
Lived at 4 Doune Quadrant (1909 - 1909) - Stevenson, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Stevenson & Son, yarn agents and merchants, 45 W. Nile Street)
Lived at 5 Doune Quadrant (1889 - 1898) - Kidston, Wm., jun., manufacturer and warehouseman, 51 Miller Street
Lived at 15 Dowanside Road (1894 - 1898) - Watson, George (of George Watson jun., & Co., chemical manufacturers, 10-16 East Nelson Street)
Lived at 15 Dowanside Road (1900 - 1901) - Lang, Wm. jun., merchant (of Lang, Young, & Co., lead merchants & manufacturers, 23-25 Crookston Street ; office, 190 West George Street)
Lived at 16 Dowanside Road (1873 - 1878) - Collie, Alex., jun. (of Gunn & Collie, clothiers, 141 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 17 Dowanside Road (1900 - 1904) - 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) - Bannerman, David, jun., Corn Exchange Buildings, 9 Waterloo Street
Lived at 3 Dowanside Road (1879 - 1882) - Graham, David, jun. (of D. & G. Graham, bellhangers, gasfitters, locksmiths, Venetian blind manufacturers, Sauchiehall Street, 134-140 Douglas Street & 201 Byres Road)
Lived at 6 Dowanside Road (1882 - 1894) - Galloway, James jun.
Lived at 7 Dryburgh Gardens (1909 - 1911) - Welsh, Hugh, jun., assistant restistrar, 3 Maxwell Street, Partick
Lived at 39 Dudley Drive (1913 - 1913) - McKechnie, Robt. jun., grocer and tea merchant, 128 Shamrock Street
Lived at 15 Dunearn Street (1904 - 1909) - Anderson, Robt. jun. (at John Tullis & Son, tanners, curriers, leather merchants, machinery belt, fire hose & lace makers, St Ann's Works, John Street, Bridgeton)
Lived at 16 Dunearn Street (1897 - 1903) - Cairns, John, jun. (at Austin & McAslan, nurserymen & seedsmen, 89 Mitchell Street & Salkeld Street ; nurseries, Cathcart)
Lived at 23 Dunearn Street (1909 - 1909) - Dallachy, Hendry, jun. (at Crawford, Herron & Cameron, writers, 104 West Regent Street)
Lived at 9 Dunearn Street (1910 - 1910) - Raeburn, James jun. (of Burton, Son & Sanders Ltd., sugar millers, syrup refiners, almond & spice grinders & bakers' sundriesmen. Park st., Kinning Park)
Lived at 4 Edelweiss Terrace (1905 - 1909) - Dawson, Capt. James jun. (of Dawson Brothers, ship and insurance brokers, managers of the Cape Steam Shipping Co. Ltd., 12 York Street)
Lived at 6 Edelweiss Terrace (1900 - 1901) - Leitch, Charles jun., grain merchant
Lived at 12 Elderslie Street (1866 - 1867) - Gow, James jun. (at David & Wm. Henderson & Co., shipbuilders & engineers, 190 Elliot Street, Meadowside)
Lived at 12 Elderslie Street (1891 - 1897) - Mill, John jun., plasterer (of John Mill & Son,
plasterers, 74 Waterloo Street)
Lived at 17 Elderslie Street (1862 - 1865) - Mill, John, jun., boot & shoe maker, 44 Main Street,
Anderston & 201 Upper Main Street, Gorbals
Lived at 17 Elderslie Street (1863 - 1865) - Johnston, Wm. jun. (at Wm. Penney & Son, commission merchants, 3 North Court, Royal Exchange)
Lived at 40 Elderslie Street (1858 - 1859) - Cormack, James, jun. (of James Cormack & Sons, smiths, heating & ventilating engineers, 142 North Street)
Lived at 62 Elderslie Street (1878 - 1879) - Coutts, Wm., jun. (of Coutts, Muir & Co., engineers and contractors, 140 Bath Street)
Lived at 62 Elderslie Street (1896 - 1897) - Barrie, John, jun., grocer & provision merchant, 86 Elderslie Street
Lived at 68 Elderslie Street (1878 - 1879) - Syme, Campbell, jun. (at Miller, Brown & Co., slaters and plasterers, 8-10 Washington Street)
Lived at 76 Elderslie Street (1884 - 1886) - Barrie, John, jun., grocer & provision merchant
Lived at 86 Elderslie Street (1878 - 1883) - Barrie, John jun., grocer & provision merchant, 86 Elderslie Street
Lived at 89 Elderslie Street (1880 - 1881) - Ewing, Wm. (of Wm. Ewing (jun.) & Co., silk manufacturers & bandana printers, 86 later 80 Buchanan Street, later East India & foreign commission agents, 18 Renfield Street, later at 7 Royal Bank Place)
Lived at 13 Elgin Terrace (1866 - 1889) - Henderson, Alex., jun., clerk, Union Bank of Scotland Ltd., Union Street
Lived at 16 Elie Street (1894 - 1899) - McIndoe, Robt , jun. (at Wm.
M. Cunningham, writer and notary public, 93 West Regent Street)
Lived at 9 Elie Street (1894 - 1895) - Young, Peter jun. (of Peter
Young, Sons & Co., house factors & insurance agents, 11 Miller Street, & 74 Oswald
Street, London Road, later also at 43 Tobago Street, Calton)
Lived at 9 Elie Street (1904 - 1909) - Giffen, Alex. jun., wine commission agent, 161 Hope Street
Lived at 1 Eton Terrace (1866 - 1873) - Croll, James T. (of John Cree jun., & Co., wholesale stationers & importers, 21 & 25 Royal Exchange)
Lived at 22 Falkland Street (1914 - 1914) - McNeil, Charles, jun., B.Sc., B.A. (of Kinning Park Hydraulic Forge, 270 West Scotland Street)
Lived at 32 Falkland Street (1912 - 1912) - Leslie, J. Adam jun. (of Leslie & Hall, general metal & tin-plate merchants & agents, 48-50 Cadogan Street)
Lived at 33 Falkland Street (1903 - 1905) - Fullarton, David, jun. (at Morris & Co., Esparto merchants, 204 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 35 Falkland Street (1902 - 1905) - Dunnachie, James jun. (Brick Dept., United Collieries Ltd., brick & furnace block manufacturers, 109 Hope Street)
Lived at 36 Falkland Street (1904 - 1909) - Kempt, Irvine, jun.
Lived at 37 Falkland Street (1902 - 1911) - Murray, James jun., (of James Murray & Sons Ltd., wholesale wine & spirit merchants, blenders, exporters & brokers, 23-27 Street Enoch Square)
Lived at 39 Falkland Street (1909 - 1912) - Hendry, James jun. (of John Maitland & Co., tailors, clothiers and shirtmakers, 109 Argyle Street & 9 Maxwell Street)
Lived at 130 Fergus Drive (1896 - 1899) - Wilson, Robt. jun., ironmonger, 24 Great Western Raod, Hillhead
Lived at 17 Fergus Drive (1889 - 1893) - Coutts, Wm., jun. (of Coutts, Muir & Co., engineers and contractors, 140 Bath Street)
Lived at 63 Fergus Drive (1898 - 1900) - McGavan, Nathan, jun. (of McGavin & Sclanders, wholesale tea dealers, 9 York Street later at 33 Robertson Street)
Lived at 70 Fergus Drive (1889 - 1893) - Findlay, James jun. (of James Findlay, jun. & Son, house factors, valuators, agents, North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., 96 West Regent Street)
Lived at 76 Fergus Drive (1884 - 1884) - Findlay, Robt. (of James Findlay, jun. & Son, house factors, valuators, agents, North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., 96 West Regent Street)
Lived at 76 Fergus Drive (1897 - 1897) - Will, Louis, jun., commission merchant (of Louis Will, jun. & Co., commission merchants, 11-13 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 78 Fergus Drive (1882 - 1886) - Kelso, James jun., 20 Union Street
Lived at 11 Fitzroy Place (1855 - 1878) - Mirrlees Wm. jun., saddler later of Wm. Mirrlees & Co., saddlers, 97 Buchanan Street
Lived at 12 Fitzroy Place (1849 - 1851) - White, Wm. jun., merchant, 113 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 12 Fitzroy Place (1851 - 1859) - Shearer, John, jun. (of J. Shearer & Son, ship & house carpenters, joiners, blockmakers & blacksmiths, Kingston Dock Saw Mills , 247 Paisley Road ; branch at Salterscroft Graving Dock, Govan)
Lived at 12 Fitzroy Place (1879 - 1883) - Lang, Wm., jun., merchant & drysalter, 190 West George Street
Lived at 14 Fitzroy Place (1869 - 1873) - Whitson, Alex. jun. (of Eekhout & Co., iron, coal & oil merchants, 88 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 16 Fitzroy Place (1879 - 1884) - McCallum, Robert, jun., house factor & property agent, valuator, 69 Union Street; district oifices, 2 Great Wellington Street & 661 Govan Road
Lived at 16 Fitzroy Place (1900 - 1912) - Mailer, Daniel, jun., slater
Lived at 10 Fortrose Street (1883 - 1889) - McGeoch, Wm., jun. (of William McGeoch & Co., wholesale & general ironmongers & agents, Morrison's court, 108 Argyle Street)
Lived at 22 Fortrose Street (1874 - 1881) - McGeoch, Wm. jun. (of Wm. McGeoch & Co., ironmongers & steel merchants & agents, Morrison's Court, 108 & 113 Argyle Street)
Lived at 28 Fortrose Street (1867 - 1868) - McGaw, Peter, jun., painter, paperhanger and decorator
Lived at 3 Gardner Street (1889 - 1891) - Dunlop, Robert, jun. (of Kerr & Richardson Ltd., wholesale & export & account book & loose leaf ledger manufacturing stationers, Tower Works, 58 Renfrew Street)
Lived at 53 Gardner Street (1910 - 1910) - Halley, Wm. jun., architect and measurer
Lived at 17 Garriochmill Road (1887 - 1889) - Simpson, John, jun., flesher
Lived at 57 Garriochmill Road (1909 - 1909) - Riley, Henry, jun. (of Riley, Son & Co., steel file & engineers' tool manufacturers, 59 Robertson Street)
Lived at 16 Gibson Street (1871 - 1876) - Weir, Robt. (at Alex. Hope jun. & Co., manufacturing chemists, Coatbridge Street, Port Dundas)
Lived at 21 Gibson Street (1881 - 1885) - Campbell, Wm. L. jun., watchmaker, jeweller & optician, 3 Street George's Road
Lived at 29 Gibson Street (1885 - 1888) - Jeffrey, J.W., jun. (of Jeffrey & Co., merchants & mill furnishers, 48 New Wynd)
Lived at 39 Gibson Street (1884 - 1887) - Hurll, John, jun., writer & notary public, 121 West Regent Street
Lived at 43 Gibson Street (1874 - 1878) - Glen, John, jun., painter & decorator, 22 East Bath Lane, off Sauchiehall Street
Lived at 43 Gibson Street (1880 - 1884) - Kidston, Wm. jun., warehouseman (J. & W. Campbell & Co., warehousemen, 137 Ingram Street), later manufacturer & warehouseman, 51 Miller Street
Lived at 43 Gibson Street (1891 - 1894) - Davidson, Thomas jun. (at Thomas Hinschelwood & Co. Ltd., oil refiners, paint & varnish manufacturers, Glenpark Street, Bridgeton)
Lived at 85 Gibson Street (1906 - 1906) - MacKay, John jun. (of John McKay & Son, upholsterers & cabinetmakers, 203 Sauchiehall Street ; works 87 Pitt Street)
Lived at 14 Glasgow Street (1862 - 1869) - Smith, T. Greig, jun., (G.P.O.)
Lived at 14 Glasgow Street (1896 - 1899) - Findlay, R.G., jun. (ofR.G. Finlay & Brothers, manufacturers by power and hand-loom, 12 Renfield Street ; factory, 79 John Street, Bridgeton)
Lived at 24 Glasgow Street (1875 - 1879) - Thomson, James jun. (of Thomsons, Ritchie & Craig,
later Thomson & Craig,
accountants, agents for London Economic Life Assurance Society & for Lancashire
Fire Assurance Co., 70 George Square)
Lived at 54 Grant Street (1858 - 1866) - Grant, James jun., builder, 27 Douglas Street
Lived at 55 Grant Street (1867 - 1882) - Baird, Hugh jun. (of Hugh Baird & Son, merchants, 24 Gordon Street)
Lived at 60 Grant Street (1868 - 1874) - Gibb, Alex. jun. (Glasgow Cask and Produce Co., cask and produce dealers, 46 Couper Street)
Lived at 89 Grant Street (1896 - 1898) - Temple, J.G. jun., journalist
Lived at 26 Granville Street (1890 - 1895) - Harper, John jun., commission agent, 3 West Nile Street
Lived at 10 Great George Street (1867 - 1870) - Symington, John jun. (of National Bank of Scotland)
Lived at 10 Great George Street (1873 - 1880) - Murray, John jun. (of John Murray & Son, grocers & wine merchants, 38 Gibson Street & 111 Great Western Road)
Lived at 2 Great George Street (1881 - 1893) - Montgomerie, Wm. jun., secy. (Broxburn Oil Co. Ltd., manufacturers of oils, candles, paraffin wax, sulphate of ammonia, &c.; works, Broxburn, Linlithgow ; office, 28 Royal Exchange Square)
Lived at 60 Great George Street (1891 - 1905) - Eadie, James jun. (at McIntyre, Hogg, & Co., wholesale shirt manufacturers and merchants, 122 Brunswick Street)
Lived at 62 Great George Street (1864 - 1868) - Merrylees, John jun. (of John Merrylees & Son, zebra & wool shirtings manufacturers, 7 Alston Street)
Lived at 62 Great George Street (1867 - 1879) - Merrylees, James, jun.
Lived at 62 Great George Street (1868 - 1871) - Douglas, Andrew, jun. (of Andrew Dougans & Sons, wholesale ironmongers, wire, nail & zinc merchants & shoemakers' furnishings, 25 Dunlop Street & 31 Argyle Street)
Lived at 62 Great George Street (1880 - 1881) - Young, T.C. jun. M.A., LL.B, writer (at Young, T.C. (& Son), writer(s) & notary(ies) public, 13 John Street, later at 87 Union Street, later at 173 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 4 Great Kelvin Terrace (1867 - 1880) - Young, T.C. jun. M.A., LL.B, writer (at Young, T.C. & Son, writers & notaries public, 173 St. Vincent Street, later of T.C. Young & Rowley Orr, writers, 93 West Regent Street)
Lived at 4 Great Kelvin Terrace (1890 - 1897) - Alexander, James jun., writer (of MacKenzie, Gardner & Alexander, writers, 153 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 7 Great Kelvin Terrace (1870 - 1880) - Murray, Charles Hope, jun. (James Storer & Co., oil merchants, refiners, paint & varnish manufacturers, Barrowfield Works, 48 French Street, Bridgeton)
Lived at 7 Great Kelvin Terrace (1899 - 191805) - Orr, John jun. (of Cowan & Co., commission
merchants, 51 St. Vincent Street, later of Orr, Colvil & Co., shipbrokers &
commission merchants, 9 Gordon Street)
Lived at 9 Great Kelvin Terrace (1846 - 1849) - McFarlane, Daniel, jun.
Lived at 100 Great Western Road (1884 - 1885) - Wallace, John, jun.
Lived at 110 Great Western Road (1884 - 1885) - Inglis, R. jun.
Lived at 11 Great Western Road (1866 - 1868) - McKim, Alex. jun.
Lived at 154 Great Western Road (1886 - 1893) - Fenwick, Wm.
(at A. Mitchell jun., Sons Ltd., manufacturers, 107 John Street)
Lived at 1624 Great Western Road (1910 - 1910) - Lamb, John, jun.
Lived at 197 Great Western Road (1878 - 1880) - Sharpe, Andrew jun.
Lived at 211 Great Western Road (1896 - 1901) - Elvin, Andrew jun., glazier, painter, window cleaner, glass stainer, embosser & glass merchant, 170 Stirling Road
Lived at 21 Great Western Road (1911 - 1911) - Mollison, Geo. jun., family butcher
Lived at 264 Great Western Road (1893 - 1893) - McLean, Donald,
jun.
Lived at 273 Great Western Road (1897 - 1903) - MacLean, Don., jun.
Lived at 273 Great Western Road (1904 - 1911) - Kent, John, jun., butcher
Lived at 362 Great Western Road (1874 - 1876) - Burton, T.C., jun.
Lived at 36 Great Western Road (1892 - 1896) - McNeil, John jun. (at Baird & Brown, timber merchants, saw millers & manufacturers of wooden mouldings, Glasgow Saw Mills, 23 Corn Street, Port-Dundas)
Lived at 370 Great Western Road (1866 - 1868) - Blair, Alex., jun.
Lived at 409 Great Western Road (1874 - 1875) - Miller, John, jun.
Lived at 429 Great Western Road (1894 - 1896) - Millar, John, jun., pianist & accompanist, teacher of music, pianoforte & singing, conductor of "Guards" Orchestra
Lived at 429 Great Western Road (1901 - 1901) - Kent, John jun., flesher, 112 Woodlands Road
Lived at 437 Great Western Road (1875 - 1877) - Eadie, James jun. (at Summerlee & Mossend Iron &
Steel Co. Ltd., iron & coal masters, 172 West George Street)
Lived at 468 Great Western Road (1898 - 1904) - Wilson, Robert, jun., general and furnishing
ironmonger
Lived at 470 Great Western Road (1883 - 1904) - Coltart, John, jun., clerk, Union Bank, 2 Trongate
Lived at 487 Great Western Road (1874 - 1878) - McNeilage, Archd. jun., secretary, Clydesdale Horse Society, 194 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 494 Great Western Road (1884 - 1888) - Arroll, Richard H., jun. (of Richard H. Arroll & Son, house painters & decorators, 214 Great Western Road)
Lived at 494 Great Western Road (1907 - 1911) - Crawford, John jun., baker
Lived at 508 Great Western Road (1869 - 1870) - Symington, John, jun., National Bank
Lived at 530 Great Western Road (1871 - 1874) - Duff, John jun., fish, game and ice merchant
Lived at 717 Great Western Road (1874 - 1885) - Bridge, Samuel, jun., fruiterer
Lived at 727 Great Western Road (1879 - 1881) - Kilpatrick, D.R., jun. (at John Orr Ewing & Co., turkey red dyers & printers, 46 West George Street ; works, Alexandria, Dumbartonshire)
Lived at 729 Great Western Road (1875 - 1883) - Roberton, Stephen jun. (of Stephen Roberton & Son, East India agents & merchants, 105 John Street)
Lived at 729 Great Western Road (1910 - 1910) - Davidson, Thomas, jun.
Lived at 90 Great Western Road (1889 - 1894) - Paterson, R. jun.
Lived at 95 Great Western Road (1857 - 1860) - Gardiner,
Joseph jun. (of Gardiner & Co., merchant tailors, army & navy contractors, 50-52
Argyle Street & 3 Miller Street, later 134 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 985 Great Western Road (1876 - 1886) - Smith, David (of John Ross jun. & Co., merchants, 106 Hope Street)
Lived at 3 Great Western Terrace (1873 - 1876) - McNaughton, Wm. jun. (Bank of Scotland, 104 Hope Street)
Lived at 12 Grosvenor Place (1885 - 1907) - Browne, James P. jun. (of John R. Browne & Son, watchmakers and music-sellers, 331 Argyle Street)
Lived at 5 Grosvenor Place (1886 - 1888) - Richmond, George, jun. (of James Richmond & Co.,
upholsterers, cabinetmakers & Venetian blind manufacturers, 57 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 5 Hamilton Crescent (1844 - 1847) - Richmond, George, jun. (of James Richmond & Co.,
upholsterers, cabinetmakers & Venetian blind manufacturers, 57 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 6 Hamilton Crescent (1844 - 1847) - Richmond, Geo., jun., secretary, British Sea Weed Co. Ltd., 94 West Regent Street
Lived at 11 Hamilton Drive (1869 - 1885) - Mitchell, Alex. A., manufacturer (of A. Mitchell, jun. & Sons, manufacturers, Rockvilla Mills, 236 Possil Road ; sample room and office, 110-112 Brunswick Street)
Lived at 21 Hamilton Drive (1886 - 1890) - McMeekin, John, jun. (at Kelvinside Nursery, Hamilton Drive)
Lived at 32 Hamilton Drive (1889 - 1889) - Kilpatrick, D.R., jun. (of McNicol, Kilpatrick & Co., cotton yarn merchants, 19 West Nile Street, later at 7 Royal Bank Place)
Lived at 45 Hamilton Drive (1883 - 1914) - Gow, Robt. jun., accountant and house-factor, agent for County Fire and Provident Life Offices, 71 Queen Street
Lived at 57 Hamilton Drive (1858 - 1864) - Boyd, Robt. jun. (of Robert Boyd & Co., yarn goods commission merchants & agents, 70 George Square & 273 George Street)
Lived at 5 Hamilton Drive (1862 - 1886) - Boyd, Robt., jun. (of Robert Boyd & Co., yarn & goods commission agents & merchants, 53 Cochrane Street)
Lived at 5 Hamilton Drive (1889 - 1892) - Johnston, Geo. jun. (of Johnston & Montgomery, wine merchants, 139 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 10 Hamilton Park Avenue (1876 - 1878) - Paterson, Robt. jun. (of Jack, Paterson & Co., upholsterers and cabinet warehouse, 62 St Vincent Street ; works, 267 Hope Street)
Lived at 14 Hamilton Park Avenue (1860 - 1865) - Graham, James, jun., writer (of A.J. & A. Graham, writers, 198 West George Street)
Lived at 18 Hamilton Park Avenue (1884 - 1888) - Greig, David, jun. (at John McCall & Co., corn factors, 4 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 6 Hamilton Park Avenue (1860 - 1861) - MacLetchie, Hugh jun.
Lived at 9 Havelock Street (1899 - 1902) - Nicholson, Wm. jun., house factor & property agent, 602 Govan Road later agent, Commercial Bank of Scotland (Ltd.), 366 Dumbarton Road
Lived at 24 Hayburn Crescent (1883 - 1887) - Barbour, Thomas, jun.
Lived at 32 Hayburn Crescent (1891 - 1893) - McLean, R., jun.
Lived at 40 Hayburn Street (1911 - 1911) - Hannan Henry Monteith, jun.
Lived at 30 Highburgh Road (1913 - 1913) - Harvey, Alex. jun. (of G. & A. Harvey, engineers, millwrights, tool manufacturers & factory architects, Albion works, Woodville Street, Govan)
Lived at 60 Highburgh Road (1883 - 1887) - Carrick, John jun., stock and share broker, 22 West Nile Street
Lived at 68 Highburgh Road (1889 - 1894) - Darling, Wm. jun.
Lived at 70 Highburgh Road (1899 - 1904) - 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, David (of John Ross, jun. & Co., merchants, 106 Hope Street)
Lived at 74 Highburgh Road (1876 - 1878) - Snodgrass, John, jun. (of J. & R. Snodgrass, millers and flour merchants, Washington Mills, 80-92 Washington Street)
Lived at 74 Highburgh Road (1882 - 1885) - Darling, Wm., jun.
Lived at 74 Highburgh Road (1898 - 1899) - Johnstone, W.G. (of Alex. Hope jun., & Co., manufacturing chemists, Coatbridge street, Port Dundas)
Lived at 10 Hillend Gardens (1893 - 1898) - Boyd, Adam, jun. (of Moir &
Co. Ltd., calico printers, 92 Union Street)
Lived at 2 Hillend Gardens (1894 - 1898) - Greig, Wm., jun. (at James
Graham & Co., wrights and timber merchants, 184 George Street)
Lived at 2 Hillend Gardens (1895 - 1898) - Frame, Wm., jun. (of Wm. Frame & Sons, family grocers and wine merchants, Dowanhill)
Lived at 8 Hillend Gardens (1903 - 1906) - Knox, John jun. (at Walker & Hamilton, stock & share brokers, 62 St. Vincent Street), later at 141 Buchanan Street
Lived at 14 Hillhead Gardens (1877 - 1884) - Harrison, John jun., writer & notary, 92 West Regent Street)
Lived at 6 Hillhead Gardens (1905 - 1905) - Robertson, R.B. (of Robt. Lockhart jun. & Co., seed crushers, oil & commission merchants, 146 St. Vincent Street; works, Waverly Oil Mills, Dairy Park, Edinburgh)
Lived at 1 Hillhead Place (1874 - 1878) - Fleming, James, jun. (at J.W. Fleming & Co., linen & sack manufacturers, 109 Ingram Street)
Lived at 8 Hillhead Place (1885 - 1898) - Finlay, R.G. jun. (of R.G. Finlay & Brothers, manufacturers, 12 Renfield Street ; works, 65 John Street, Bridgeton)
Lived at 22 Hillhead Street (1865 - 1871) - MacDougall, D., jun. (of D. Macdougall, jun., & Co., wine and spirit brokers, Faculty Buildings, 62 Street George's Place)
Lived at 28 Hillhead Street (1885 - 1910) - Erskine, John, jun., merchant, Corn Exchange, 7 Waterloo Street
Lived at 2 Hillhead Street (1867 - 1870) - Law, John, jun., ironfounder, Pinkston Ironworks, Rae street, Port-Dundas
Lived at 30 Hillhead Street (1888 - 1896) - Mitchell, John J. (of A. Mitchell, jun. & Sons, manufacturers, Rockvilla mills, 236 Possil Road ; office, 176 Ingram Street)
Lived at 30 Hillhead Street (1897 - 1900) - Mitchell, Alex. A. (of A. Mitchell, jun., & Sons, manufacturers, Roclcvilla mills, 236 Possil Road ; sale-room, 101 Miller Street)
Lived at 32 Hillhead Street (1882 - 1885) - McEwan, James jun. (of McEwan, Stevenson & Leask, wholesale warehousemen, 9 Union Street)
Lived at 36 Hillhead Street (1882 - 1885) - Smith, John jun., commercial traveller (at Wilson, Mathieson, & Co., wholesale warehousemen and manufacturers, 42 Glassford Street)
Lived at 4 Hillhead Street (1887 - 1888) - Renison, Wm., jun. (of Renison, McNab & Co., power-loom cloth manufacturers, 38 Hosier Street and Boden Street, Bridgeton)
Lived at 17 Hillsborough Square (1875 - 1881) - Miller, Alex., jun. (at Inglis & Wakefield, calico printers, 74 Gordon Street)
Lived at 11 Holyrood Crescent (1872 - 1890) - White, James jun., clerk (at Watson & Middleton, wholesale whisky, brandy wine & tea merchants, 19-21 Oswald Street)
Lived at 11 Holyrood Crescent (1892 - 1898) - Steel, James jun. (of J. & J. Steel, wine & spirit merchants, 156-158 Cowcaddens Street)
Lived at 14 Holyrood Crescent (1861 - 1862) - Cochran, Robt. jun. (of Robert Cochran & Co., earthenware manufacturers, Verreville Pottery, 149 Finnieston Street & North Woodside Mills)
Lived at 19 Holyrood Crescent (1868 - 1873) - Davidson, Thomas jun. (of Thomas Davidson jun. & Co., earthenware manufacturers, Street Rollox Pottery, tobacco pipe manufacturers, Caledonian Pipe works, 33-41 Garngadhill)
Lived at 19 Holyrood Crescent (1873 - 1875) - Inglis, Wm. R., jun., pawnbroker and jeweller, 29 Orchard Street
Lived at 1 Holyrood Crescent (1890 - 1895) - Alexander, James jun. (of Alexander & Baird, silk & cotton handkerchief manufacturers & printers, 84 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 21 Holyrood Crescent (1868 - 1870) - Smart, A. Wilson jun., C.A. (of A. Wilson Smart & Son, chartered accountants & house factors, 68 Bath Street)
Lived at 21 Holyrood Crescent (1901 - 1905) - Brown, Alex., jun. (of Alexander Brown & Sons, house factors, property and insurance agents, 102 Burnside Street)
Lived at 3 Holyrood Crescent (1895 - 1903) - Dallas, Simon (of S. Dallas & Co. later Dallas Ltd., later S. Dallas jun., later Dallas & Co., warehousemen, drapers, milliners, dressmakers & clothiers, Milton House, 107-109 later 160-174, later 103-109 Cowcaddens)
Lived at 6 Holyrood Crescent (1881 - 1881) - Dallas, G.A. (at S. Dallas, jun. & Co., warehousemen, drapers, milliners & outfitters, 103-109 Cowcaddens Street)1890-1904 Dallas, Simon, sen.
Lived at 6 Holyrood Crescent (1889 - 1898) - Dallas, John (of Dallas Ltd., later S. Dallas jun., later Dallas & Co., warehousemen, Milton House, 160 & 174, later 103-109 Cowcaddens Street), later at Royal Bank, Cowcaddens
Lived at 6 Holyrood Crescent (1894 - 1894) - Gemmill, Wm., jun., writer (of Carruthers & Gemmill, writers, 62 Bath Street)
Lived at 25 Holyrood Quadrant (1897 - 1898) - Baird, Hugh jun. (of Hugh Baird & Sons, maltsters &
hop merchants, 134 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 11 Horselethill Road (1884 - 1894) - Collins, Wm.
jun. (of Wm. Collins, Sons & Co., publishers, manufacturing stationers, printers
& book-binders, 139-153 Stirling Road)
Lived at 1 Horselethill Road (1874 - 1887) - Collins, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Collins, Sons & Co.,
publishers, manufacturing stationers, printers & book-binders, 139-153 Stirling
Road)
Lived at 1 Horselethill Road (1888 - 1911) - Donald, Colin Dunlop jun., writer (of McGrigor, Donald, & Co., writers, 172 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 14 Huntly Gardens (1883 - 1895) - Kelso, James, jun., merchant, 88 Hope Street, later at 134 St. Vincent Street, later at 8 Gordon Street
Lived at 15 Huntly Gardens (1874 - 1897) - Kennedy, Wm. jun., managing director, John C.
Wilson & Co. Ltd., bell & brassfounders & finishers for engineers, plumbers &
gasfitters, 99 Portugal Street
Lived at 21 Huntly Gardens (1896 - 1901) - Vannan, Andrew jun. (of A. & R. Vannan Ltd., wine shippers & foreign spirit importers, tea merchants, 53 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 30 Huntly Gardens (1887 - 1887) - Sheriff, Geo., jun.
Lived at 5 Huntly Gardens (1879 - 1883) - Graham, James, jun., writer (of A.J. & A. Graham, writers, 198 West George Street)
Lived at 8 Huntly Gardens (1888 - 1905) - Howat, D.C. jun. (of Howat
Complete Advertising Service, 112 Bath Street)
Lived at 8 Hyndland Avenue (1912 - 1912) - Shirra, James, jun. (at R.A. McLean & Co., stockbrokers, 44 West George Street)
Lived at 105 Hyndland Road (1912 - 1914) - McLean, Donald, jun., grocer
Lived at 129 Hyndland Road (1910 - 1910) - Gardner, Daniel, jun.
Lived at 16 Hyndland Road (1910 - 1912) - Knox, John, jun. (of John Knox, manufacturer, 180 Ingram Street)
Lived at 18 Hyndland Road (1885 - 1904) - Neilson, Walter, jun.
Lived at 18 Hyndland Road (1911 - 1911) - Frame, Wm., jun. (of Wm. Frame & Sons, grocers & wine merchants, Dowanhill & 227 Dumbarton Road)
Lived at 191 Hyndland Road (1907 - 1909) - Heighway, John, jun., commercial traveller
Lived at 194 Hyndland Road (1904 - 1905) - Anderson, Wm. jun., commission agent, 15 Renfield Street
Lived at 200 Hyndland Road (1907 - 1910) - Watson, Archd., jun. (at Wordie & Co., general carriers, carters, shippers & forwarding agents, 75 West Nile Street)
Lived at 29 Hyndland Road (1897 - 1905) - Anderson, David jun., Atlantic Mills (David & John Anderson), Walkinshaw Street, Bridgeton
Lived at 35 Hyndland Road (1881 - 1881) - Mitchell, Alex. A., J.P. (of A. Mitchell jun., Sons
Ltd., manufacturers, 107 John Street)
Lived at 43 Hyndland Road (1913 - 1913) - Sharp, Andrew, jun. (at James Goldie & Son, brickmakers, 52 Street Enoch Square ; works, Rutherglen Road, Shawfield & London Road, Westthorn)
Lived at 83 Hyndland Road (1904 - 1907) - Donachy, Charles, jun., grocer & wine merchant, 142 Dumbarton Road, Partick
Lived at 29 Hyndland Street (1885 - 1888) - Cunningham, J.R., jun., 149 West George Street
Lived at 2 Kelvin Drive (1877 - 1879) - Young, John, jun. (of Miller & Young, commission merchants & yarn agents, 153 Queen Street ; stores, Street Peter's lane, Waterloo Street & 9 Shuttle Street)
Lived at 3 Kelvin Drive (1875 - 1879) - Inglis, Wm. R. jun., pawnbroker and jeweller, 29 Orchard Street
Lived at 50 Kelvin Drive (1898 - 1905) - Lang, John, jun.
Lived at 50 Kelvin Drive (1905 - 1909) - Gilchrist, Archd., jun., secretary, the Clyde Salvage Co. Ltd. 40 Street Enoch Square
Lived at 58 Kelvin Drive (1899 - 1902) - Lang, John, jun.
Lived at 68 Kelvin Drive (1901 - 1905) - Buchan, Thomas, jun. (of Thomas Buchan & Sons, brassfounders & gasfitters, 249 Argyle Street)
Lived at 20 Kelvingrove Street (1877 - 1886) - Smeal, Robt. jun., 45 Cranston Street, Cranstonhill
Lived at 33 Kelvingrove Street (1877 - 1880) - Ross, Donald jun., sewed muslin warehouseman, 128 Ingram Street
Lived at 54 Kelvingrove Street (1857 - 1858) - Creisher, Theodore M. jun. (of The Blythswood Hosiery Co., )
Lived at 54 Kelvingrove Street (1911 - 1912) - Callender, Thomas jun. (of Thomas Callender & Sons, hide and leather factors, 17-21 North Albion Street)
Lived at 64 Kelvingrove Street (1858 - 1861) - MacFarlane, Geo. jun., commission agent, 11 John Street
Lived at 66 Kelvingrove Street (1853 - 1856) - Ferguson James, jun. (of James Ferguson & Sons, wine merchants, 7-9 Cadogan Street)
Lived at 66 Kelvingrove Street (1875 - 1878) - Taylor, James jun., wholesale ironmonger & hardware merchant, 61-65 Mitchell Street
Lived at 1 Kelvingrove Terrace (1903 - 1906) - Spencer, James jun. (of James Spencer & Co., shipowners & stevedores, Tunnel Street, Queen's Dock)
Lived at 2 Kelvingrove Terrace (1896 - 1904) - Spencer, James jun. (of James Spencer & Co., shipowners & stevedores, 60 Tunnel Street, Queen's Dock)
Lived at 7 Kelvingrove Terrace (1904 - 1908) - Blackstock, Geo., jun., butcher, 225 Gairbraid Street
Lived at 3 Kelvinside Gardens East (1905 - 1906) - Blackstock, Geo., jun., butcher, 225 Gairbraid Street
Lived at 3 Kelvinside Gardens East (1907 - 1907) - Turnbull, Wm. B. jun., wine & spirit merchant, 64 N. Woodside Road & 64 Lyon Street, later 508-510 Street George's Road, later at 321 Argyle Street
Lived at 5 Kelvinside Gardens East (1880 - 1889) - Walker, David jun. (of D. & T.M. Walker, accountants & house factors, 160 Hope Street, and at Alexandria)
Lived at 18 Kelvinside Gardens North (1904 - 1911) - Steel, James (of James Steel, jun. & Co., oil merchants, paint & colour manufacturers & manufacturing chemists, 70 Dobbie's Loan)
Lived at 33 Kelvinside Gardens North (1881 - 1881) - Hunter, M., jun. (of Moses Hunter & Co., timber merchants, Firhill Sawmills & 19 MacFarlane Street)
Lived at 35 Kelvinside Gardens North (1879 - 1889) - Shaw, James, jun., manager,Shaw & McInnes, ironfounders, Firhill Ironworks, Springbank
Lived at 38 Kelvinside Gardens North (1883 - 1897) - MacKay, F.H. jun., inspector of schools
Lived at 41 Kelvinside Gardens North (1912 - 1912) - Knox, Robt. jun. (of Robert Knox & Co., merchants, 12 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 44 Kelvinside Gardens North (1881 - 1888) - Wilson, Robt. jun., general & furnishing ironmonger, 470 Great Western Road
Lived at 7 Kelvinside Terrace West (1893 - 1908) - Bankier, Wm. jun. (of Bankier, Wm. jun. &
Co., commission merchants, 15 Renfield Street)
Lived at 5 Kensington Road (1865 - 1878) - Cowan, Joseph, jun.
Lived at 132 Kent Road (1896 - 1899) - Wylie, Alex., jun., flesher
Lived at 143 Kent Road (1888 - 1890) - Crichton, John, jun., C.T.S.P. (at Southern section Y.M.C.A)
Lived at 153 Kent Road (1898 - 1900) - Ballantyne, David jun., dairyman
Lived at 159 Kent Road (1892 - 1892) - Ballantyne, David, jun., dairyman, 159 Kent Road
Lived at 170 Kent Road (1903 - 1906) - Lindsay, Robt. jun.
Lived at 185 Kent Road (1856 - 1858) - Burnet, Geo. jun. (at Muirs, Connel & Brodie, merchants, 28 Royal Exchange Square)
Lived at 193 Kent Road (1854 - 1859) - McColl, Daniel (of Robert Lockhart jun. & Co., seed crushers, oil & commission merchants, 146 St. Vincent Street; works, Waverley Oil Works, Dalry Park, Edinburgh)
Lived at 91 Kent Road (1873 - 1880) - Buchanan, Robt., jun., music seller and teacher, 11 Renfield Street
Lived at 91 Kent Road (1888 - 1891) - Ormond, James, jun., hosier, 2-4 Candleriggs
Lived at 97 Kent Road (1885 - 1897) - Johnston, John C, jun. (Union Bank of Scotland, Ltd.)
Lived at 12 Kersland Street (1895 - 1897) - Johnston, John C, jun. (Union Bank of Scotland, Ltd.)
Lived at 14 Kersland Street (1890 - 1895) - Smith, Wm. jun., restaurateur, 12-16 Queen Street
Lived at 19 Kersland Street (1904 - 1906) - Cunningham, J. R., jun., 27, later 149 West George Street
Lived at 21 Kersland Street (1874 - 1877) - Robertson, James Inches, jun., insurance agent, 80 Renfield Street
Lived at 7 Kersland Street (1876 - 1880) - Neilson, Walter, jun.
Lived at 1 Kew Terrace (1909 - 1911) - Christie, John jun., builder
Lived at 5 Kew Terrace (1853 - 1856) - Marshall, John, jun., writer, commissioner of Irish courts of chancery & common law, 93 West Regent Street
Lived at 7 Kew Terrace (1875 - 1880) - Kennedy, Wm. jun., managing director (John C. Wilson & Co. Ltd., brassfounders, plumbers & gasfitters, 99 Portugal Street)
Lived at 9 Kingsborough Gardens (1901 - 1903) - Cree, Charles D. (of John Cree jun. & Sons, wholesale stationers & importers, 21-25 Royal Exchange Square) Next door to 2 Kirklee (Windsor) Circus
Lived at 1 Kirklee Circus (1908 - 1908) - Miller, Alex. jun. (of Inglis & Wakefield, calico printers, 11 George Square)
Lived at 3 Kirklee Quadrant (1891 - 1891) - Ferguson, James H. jun. (at Stevenson & Fyfe, writers, 133 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 7 Kirklee Quadrant (1881 - 1883) - Whitson, Alex., jun. (of Whitson & Co., iron & coal merchants & iron brokers, 104 West George Street)
Lived at 7 Kirklee Quadrant (1894 - 1894) - Tulloch, Wm. jun., 69 later 124 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 4 Kirklee Road (1880 - 1884) - Finlay, John jun., commission merchant, later of Shaw & Finlay, merchants, 149 Hope Street
Lived at 11 Kirklee Terrace (1866 - 1869) - Mann, John, jun., M.A., C.A. (of John Mann & Son, chartered accountants, 142 St. Vincent Street & Mann, Wright & Co., London)
Lived at 14 Kirklee Terrace (1903 - 1903) - Kinnear, John G. jun. (of Henry Watson & Co., merchants, 138 West George Street)
Lived at 4 La Belle Place (1861 - 1866) - Cree, Thomas S. (of John Cree jun. & Co., wholesale stationers, importers of papers, strawboards, 17-23 Royal Exchange eSquare ; cart entrance, 74 Buchanan Street; workshop & store, 59-61 North Hanover Street)
Lived at 4 La Belle Place (1874 - 1877) - Usherwood, John jun. (at Carslaw & Henderson, muslin manufacturers and handkerchief printers, 68 Gordon Street)
Lived at 25 La Crosse Terrace (1884 - 1888) - Lamb, John, jun., wright, 152 West Graham Street
Lived at 33 La Crosse Terrace (1880 - 1881) - Sandyford, John, jun., house factor, fire, life & plate-glass insurance agent, 27 Hope Street
Lived at 33 La Crosse Terrace (1895 - 1902) - Finlay, D.A., jun. (of D.A. Finlay & Co., wholesale tea merchants, 52 Wilson Street & 67 Hutcheson Street)
Lived at 33 La Crosse Terrace (1900 - 1903) - Ker, Adam, jun. chartered accountant (of Steven & Ker, chartered accountants, 198 St Vincent Street)
Lived at 11 Lansdowne Crescent (1900 - 1902) - Montgomery, Wm. jun. (at Broxburn Oil Co. Ltd., manufacturers of crude, burning & lubricating oils, candles, paraffin wax, sulphate of ammonia, 28 Royal Exchange Square ; works, Broxburn)
Lived at 16 Lansdowne Crescent (1884 - 1885) - Watt, Patrick F., jun.
Lived at 25 Lansdowne Crescent (1856 - 1858) - Hutchison, James jun.
Lived at 28 Lansdowne Crescent (1871 - 1874) - Anderson, J.W. jun. (of Barbour & Anderson, tapestry & muslin curtain manufacturers & of Barbour, Anderson & Lawson, Axminster carpet, rug & Oriental curtain manufacturers, Burnside Works, Brook Street, Mile-end)
Lived at 28 Lansdowne Crescent (1889 - 1890) - Bryce, James jun., master of commercial & mathematical departments, High School
Lived at 2 Lansdowne Crescent (1848 - 1851) - Smith, David (at D. MacDougall jun. & Co., wine & spirit brokers, agents, Faculty Buildings, 62 Street George's Place)
Lived at 30 Lansdowne Crescent (1886 - 1887) - Law, John, jun., ironfounder, Pinkston Ironworks
Lived at 31 Lansdowne Crescent (1881 - 1887) - Lawson, R., jun. (of Robt. Bonar & Co., clothiers, drapers & general warehousemen, 32 Stockwell Street)
Lived at 32 Lansdowne Crescent (1879 - 1881) - Couper, James jun. (of James Couper & Sons, glass manufacturers, City Flint Glass Works, Kyle Street)
Lived at 37 Lansdowne Crescent (1873 - 1885) - Stiell, Wm., jun. (of J. & W. Stiell, curriers and leather merchants, 27-29 Montrose Street)
Lived at 3 Lansdowne Crescent (1872 - 1877) - Mitchell, Stephen, jun. (of Stephen Mitchell & Son, tobacco manufacturers, 52 Street Andrew Square)
Lived at 40 Lansdowne Crescent (1869 - 1872) - Jeffrey, R., jun., manufacturer, 118 Brunswick Street
Lived at 44 Lansdowne Crescent (1861 - 1866) - Bryce, James jun., LL.D., master of commercial & mathematical departments, High School
Lived at 5 Lansdowne Crescent (1850 - 1861) - Hutcheson, James, jun. (at John Orr Ewing & Co., turkey-red dyers and printers, 32 St. Vincent Place ; works, Alexandria & Levenfield, Dumbartonshire)
Lived at 8 Lansdowne Crescent (1864 - 1866) - Alexander, James, jun., yarn merchant and commission agent, 2 Montrose Street, also at 26 Renfield Street
Lived at 12 Lawrence Place (1879 - 1883) - Yuille, Henry jun., linen merchant and agent, 26 Ingram Street, later at 184 Buchanan Street
Lived at 14 Lawrence Place (1864 - 1879) - Yuile, James, jun. (of James Methven & Co., linen, sailcloth, Hessian, and bagging manufacturers, 26 Ingram Street)
Lived at 14 Lawrence Place (1876 - 1877) - Young, Wm., jun. (of Blackley, Young & Co., merchants and commission agents, 163 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 1 Lawrence Place (1875 - 1878) - Young, Wm. jun. (of Blackley, Young & Co. merchants, 103 Holm Street)
Lived at 3 Lawrence Place (1878 - 1879) - Ewing, Wm. (of Wm. Ewing jun. & Co., silk, bandana and pongee manufacturers and printers, 86 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 8 Lawrence Place (1863 - 1865) - Hendeson, Alex. jun., clerk, Union Bank of Scotland Ltd., Union Street
Lived at 16 Lawrence Street (1892 - 1894) -
MacIndoe, Robt., jun. (at James M. Campbell, writer, 108 West Regent Street)
Lived at 8 Lawrence Street (1895 - 1897) - Bell, John, jun.
Lived at 67 Lilybank Buildings (1883 - 1886) - Gilchrist, Wm., jun. (of Wm. Gilchrist & Sons, grain merchants, 39 Hope Street)
Lived at 13 Lilybank Gardens (1883 - 1888) - Miller, Alexander, jun.
Lived at 25 Lilybank Gardens (1898 - 1903) - Murray, C. Hope jun., stockbroker, 98 West George Street and Stock Exchange
Lived at 25 Lilybank Gardens (1905 - 1909) - Taylor, J.M. jun., writer (of J.M. Taylor & Foulis, writers, 180 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 43 Lilybank Gardens (1895 - 1899) - Hutson, Guybon, jun., engineer (of Hutson & Son, shipbuilders, engineers & boilermakers, Kelvinhaugh Engine Works, Kelvinhaugh Street)
Lived at 47 Lilybank Gardens (1894 - 1897) - Williamson, Charles McDonald jun., writer (of Williamson & Bell, writers, 193 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 3 Lilybank Mansions (1907 - 1911) - Russell, Charles jun., "Glasgow Herald"
Lived at 4 Lilybank Mansions (1913 - 1913) - Smith, Geo., jun.
Lived at 6 Lilybank Mansions (1903 - 1905) - Smith, Hugh, jun.
Lived at 6 Lilybank Mansions (1905 - 1906) - Hutson, Guybon jun., engineer (at Hutson & Corbett,
shipbuilders, engineers & boilermakers, Kelvinhaugh Engine Works, Kelvinhaugh
Street)
Lived at 8 Lindsay Terrace (1889 - 1893) - Rankin, James jun., secretary, "The Scottish Farmer", 93
Hope Street
Lived at 8 Lindsay Terrace (1910 - 1910) - 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) - Bexfield, H.J., jun., paper bag manufacturer & printer, 66 Oxford Street & 49 Jamaica Street
Lived at 6 Lothian Gardens (1906 - 1909) - Murray, John jun. (of John Murray & Son, grocers & wine merchants, 26 Gibson Street & 617 Great Western Road, Hillhead)
Lived at 7 Lothian Gardens (1899 - 1903) - Giffen, Alex. jun., merchant
Lived at 11 Loudon Terrace (1874 - 1878) - Mein, Alex., jun. (of Barnsmuir Coal Company, steam coalmasters, 12 Waterloo Street ; collieries, Slamannan)
Lived at 9 Loudon Terrace (1891 - 1903) - Mein, Mrs. Alex., jun.
Lived at 9 Loudon Terrace (1903 - 1906) - Dickie, Wm. jun., accountant, 68 Bath Street
Lived at 23 Lyndhurst Gardens (1896 - 1900) - McConnell, R., jun. (at Robt. McConnell & Co., bleachers, washers & dressers, napery makers, Windsor Bleach Works, 432-434 New City Road)
Lived at 8 Lyndhurst Gardens (1891 - 1899) - Lockhart, Robt. jun. (of Edinburgh)
Lived at 11 Lynedoch Crescent (1885 - 1888) - Dalglish, Robt., jun. (of R. Dalglish, Falconer & Co., calico printers, 18 North Court, Royal Exchange ; works, Lennoxmill, Lennoxtown)
Lived at 12 Lynedoch Crescent (1879 - 1880) - MacFarlane, Walter, jun. (of Walter Macfarlane & Co., architectural, sanitaiy & general ironfounders, Saracen Foundry, Possilpark)
Lived at 12 Lynedoch Crescent (1881 - 1900) - MacGeorge, Andrew jun. (of Malcolm & Co., later of Malcolms, MacGeorge & Co., commission merchants (Mexican & Guatemala Consulate), 22 Royal Exchange Square)
Lived at 17 Lynedoch Crescent (1867 - 1883) - McGeorge, Andrew, jun. (of MacGeorge & Co., merchants and commission agents, 22 Royal Exchange Square)
Lived at 19 Lynedoch Crescent (1883 - 1885) - McNab, James jun., calico printer, 145 Ingram Street
Lived at 3 Lynedoch Place (1863 - 1869) - McEwen, Wm., jun. (of R. & J. Henderson, merchants, 17 Street Vincent Lane)
Lived at 3 Lynedoch Place (1891 - 1892) - McEwen, Mrs. Wm. jun.
Lived at 3 Lynedoch Place (1892 - 1901) - Hall, W. Davidson jun. (of John & W.D. Hall, accountants and auditors, 162 Bath Street)
Lived at 11 Lynedoch Street (1893 - 1913) - Sharpe, John F. jun., 35 Buchanan Street
Lived at 15 Lynedoch Street (1849 - 1851) - Davie, Wm. jun. (of John J. Muir & Co., gingham, cravat & fancy dress manufacturers, 132 Queen Street)
Lived at 21 Lynedoch Street (1858 - 1863) - Arnot, Wm. jun. (of R.C. & W. Arnot, merchants, 18 Springfield Court, Buchanan Street)
Lived at 22 Lynedoch Street (1854 - 1856) - Reid, J. jun.
Lived at 2 Lynedoch Street (1848 - 1849) - Wallace, James (of James & William, sewed muslin manufacturers, & James Wallace, jun. & Co., power-loom manufacturers, 153 Queen Street)
Lived at 2 Lynedoch Street (1850 - 1854) - Church, Wm. jun., accountant, fire assurance agt., & secretary, Scottish Provident Institution for Life Assurance, 67 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 2 Lynedoch Street (1856 - 1862) - Allan, John jun. (of John Allan jun. & Co., oil merchants & drysalters, 31 Argyll Street)
Lived at 3 Lynedoch Street (1850 - 1854) - Goodwin, John jun. (of Arthur Goodwin & Co., later of Lincolne & Co., merchants, engineering manufacturers, railway & mill furnishing specialities, manufacturers glutinous belting syrup, boiler incrustation solvent, sperms, oils, creams & soap powders, agents for asbestos materials, importers & exporters of mechanical appliances for engineering, sanitary & domestic purposes, 13 Dundas Street ; works, 65-67 North Wallace Street)
Lived at 6 Lynedoch Street (1868 - 1906) - Warden, Archd. jun., merchant, 9 Virginia Street
Lived at 1 Lynedoch Terrace (1850 - 1851) - Murray, James
Gemmell (at C. Hope Murray, jun., stockbroker, 98 West George Street and Stock
Exchange)
Lived at 7 Lynn Gardens (1908 - 1909) - Galloway, James jun.
Lived at 11 Melrose Gardens (1911 - 1914) - Cumming, John jun., builder, 12 Harrington Street
Lived at 12 Melrose Gardens (1907 - 1908) - Lorimer, Wm. jun. (of N.B. Locomotive Co. Ltd. Polmadie)
Lived at 20 Mirrlees Drive (1913 - 1913) - Sawers, Thomas, jun. (atJ. & T. Sawers, fishmongers, ice merchants, poulterers & game dealers, 11-15 West Howard Street, 7 Buckingham Buildings, Hillhead & 562 Sauchiehall Street)
Lived at 26 Montague Street (1891 - 1893) - McCallum, Peter jun. (of Peter McCallum & Son, plumbers, 102 Gt. Western Road)
Lived at 34 Montague Street (1901 - 1901) - Gardiner, Joseph jun. (of Gardiner & Co., clothiers & outfitters, goverment contractors, 50-52 Argyle Street , 3 Miller Street & 134 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 14 Montgomerie Quadrant (1886 - 1896) - Cree, Thomas S. (of John Cree, jun. & Co., wholesale stationers, paper importers, etc., 21-25 Royal Exchange Square ; goods, 74 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 15 Montgomerie Quadrant (1887 - 1910) - Moore, Alex. jun., C.A. (of Moore & Brown, chartered accountants & stockbrokers, 209 West George Street)
Lived at 17 Montgomerie Quadrant (1887 - 1899) - Gow, Leonard, jun. (of Allan C. Gow & Co., ship & insurance brokers, Corn Exchange Place, 19 Waterloo Street)
Lived at 8 Montgomerie Quadrant (1890 - 1914) - White, John jun. (of John White & Sons, millers, Scotstoun Mills, Partick)
Lived at 9 Montgomerie Quadrant (1914 - 1914) - George, jun. (at G.B. Smith & Co., iron fence & gate, iron bridge, roofs & wire rope manufacturers, wire merchants & contractors, 56 West Regent Street ; works, 630 Keppochhill Road, later of Macfarlane & Findlay, washing & wringing machine manufacturers, 18 Elliot Street, Cranstonhill, later McHutchison, Findlay & Co., wool & commission merchants, agricultural agents, 17 Oswald Street ; stores, 99 Clyde Street, Anderston)
Lived at 2 Moray Place (1875 - 1879) - Clark, Wm. (of John Clark jun. & Co., cotton-spinners and thread manufacturers, 8 George Street, Mile-end)
Lived at 5 Moray Place (1853 - 1856) - Liddell, James jun. (of Liddell & Wilson, commission merchants, 10 Garthland Street)
Lived at 5 Moray Place (1869 - 1872) - McIlvride, A.B. jun. (of A.B. Mcllvride jun. & Co., manufacturers of plain & ornamental boxes ; shop fixture boxes for drapers & stationers; travellers' sample cases, pattern cards & books, importers of French cromos & fancy papers, wholesale fancy stationers & foreign fancy goods merchants, 52 Glassford Street & 59 Hutcheson Street)
Lived at 5 Moray Place (1882 - 1885) - Murray, Robert jun. (of Robert Murray & Son, grain merchants and millers, 128 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 5 Moray Place (1907 - 1909) - Webster, Robt. jun. (of Robert Webster & Son, silk mercers, drapers, &c., 135-139 Argyle Street)
Lived at 8 Moray Place (1858 - 1862) - Johnstone, Geo. jun., wine merchant & agent, 15 Bedford Street ; counting house, south area, Royal Exchange
Lived at 8 Moray Place (1859 - 1861) - Easton, Samuel J.H. (of W.R. Findlay jun. & Co., wholesale hosiers and warehousemen, 62-68 Queen Street)
Lived at 12 Napiershall Street (1873 - 1874) - McKechnie, Robt. jun., grocer and tea merchant, 128 Shamrock Street
Lived at 25 Napiershall Street (1902 - 1904) - Docherty, James jun., slater & plasterer
Lived at 50 Napiershall Street (1910 - 1910) - McGeachy, James jun. (of James McGeachy & Son, booksellers, 93-95 Union Street)
Lived at 6 Napiershall Street (1898 - 1902) - Davie, Wm. jun., manufacturer (of John James Muir & Co., manufacturers, 12 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 12 Newton Place (1845 - 1858) - Robertson, Laurence jun., accountant, sharebroker & secretary for Colonial Life Assurance Co., 58 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 15 Newton Place (1858 - 1861) - Brown, Hugh jun. (of Gilkison & Brown, ship & insurance brokers, 51 Miller Street)
Lived at 17 Newton Place (1841 - 1843) - Brown, Wm. jun., merchant & secretary of Standard Life Assurance Co. (of M. & W. Brown jun. & Co., merchants, 35 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 21 Newton Place (1859 - 1863) - Taylor, John, jun., merchant (of John Taylor jun. & Co., merchants, 28 Cochran Street)
Lived at 3 Newton Place (1855 - 1880) - Fraser, John jun., manufacturer, 43 Argyle Street
Lived at 7 Newton Place (1872 - 1876) - Paton, David C. (of John McKie jun. & Co., merchants, 149 West George Street)
Lived at 17 Newton Terrace (1871 - 1876) - Stiell, Wm. jun. (of J. & W. Stiell, curriers & leather merchants, 151 Gallowgate, later at 27-29 Montrose Street)
Lived at 3 Newton Terrace (1863 - 1870) - Paton, D.C. jun., merchant (of D.C. Paton & Co., merchants, 4 West Regent Street)
Lived at 4 Newton Terrace (1899 - 1900) - Smith, Geo., jun. (of Smith, Sons & Laughland, warehousemen & manufacturers, 208-216 Argyle Street)
Lived at 8 Newton Terrace (1868 - 1877) - Brown, Mrs. John, jun.
Lived at 19 North Clairmont Street (1893 - 1898) - Smith, David, merchant (of John Ross jun. & Co., commission agents, 120 Brunswick Street)
Lived at 1 North Clairmont Street (1849 - 1852) - Boyd, Thomas jun., merchant, metal broker & commission agent, 33 Renfield Street
Lived at 1 North Clairmont Street (1850 - 1852) - Johnston, A.M. jun. (at Patrick W. Fraser,
stockbroker, 33 Gordon Street)
Lived at 22 North Gardner Steet (1907 - 1909) - Sclanders, A. jun. (of Sclanders & Goodwin, grain merchants, 11 Union Street)
Lived at 196 North Woodside Road (1843 - 1844) - Mitchell, Alex. jun. (of Mitchell & Whytlaw, fancy, plain & check powerloom cloth manufacturers, 104 Hutcheson Street ; mills, Grovepark & Rockvilla, Possil Road)
Lived at 196 North Woodside Road (1857 - 1864) - Smith, Archd. (of Wm. Bailley jun., chemical broker, later of Archd. Smith & Co., produce brokers & commission merchants, 30 Street Enoch Square)
Lived at 271 North Woodside Road (1853 - 1855) - McLeish, Archd. jun., later A. McLeish & Son, tailor(s), clothier(s) & draper(s), 98 Garscube Road
Lived at 2 North Woodside Road (1852 - 1858) - Martin, Harris jun., slater, 255 North Woodside Road
Lived at 376 North Woodside Road (1879 - 1880) - Duff, John jun., fishmonger, poulterer, and game dealer, 159 Sandringham Terrace, Great Western Road
Lived at 386 North Woodside Road (1875 - 1878) - Armour, Robt. jun. (of Muir & Armour, straw bonnet, plait & lace manufacturers & importers of millinery, 25 Queen Street)
Lived at 60 North Woodside Road (1848 - 1853) - Armour, Wm. jun.
Lived at 60 North Woodside Road (1848 - 1850) - Turnbull, Wm. (jun.), spirit dealer
Lived at 64 North Woodside Road (1863 - 1889) - Wylie, James jun., grocer and provision merchant, 80 North Woodside Road
Lived at 76 North Woodside Road (1865 - 1868) - Wylie, James jun., grocer and provision merchant
Lived at 78 North Woodside Road (1862 - 1876) - McNee, James, jun., baker and confectioner
Lived at 78 North Woodside Road (1886 - 1889) - Wylie, James jun., grocer and provision merchant
Lived at 80 North Woodside Road (1862 - 1876) - Simpson, John, jun., flesher
Lived at 84 North Woodside Road (1913 - 1913) - Roberton, Stephen jun. (of Stephen Roberton & Son, East India agents & merchants, 105 John Street)
Lived at 59 Novar Drive (1908 - 1910) - Brown, Alex. jun. (of Alex. Brown & Sons, property agents, valuators & house factors, 102 Burnside Street, agents, Commercial Bank of Scotland, 249 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 5 Novar Drive (1903 - 1907) - Gillespie, Alex. jun. (of Gillespie, Sons & Co. Ltd., brewers & malsters, Crown Brewery, Slateford Street & The Brewery, Dumbarton)
Lived at 73 Novar Drive (1908 - 1911) - Baillie, James jun. (of James Baillie, malt and hop merchant, 11 Bothwell Street ; store, 3lA Elderslie Street)
Lived at 12 Oakfield Avenue (1901 - 1901) - McNab, James jun., calico printer, 145 Ingram Street
Lived at 13 Oakfield Avenue (1859 - 1863) - Duff, Thos., jun. (of Thomas Duff & Co., spindle and flyer manufacturers, 61 Well Road)
Lived at 18 Oakfield Avenue (1884 - 1887) - MacKay, John, jun. (of John Mackay & Son, upholsterers, cabinetmakers & bedding manufacturers, 203, later 270 Sauchiehall Street ; works entrance, 6 Scott Street)
Lived at 21 Oakfield Avenue (1865 - 1876) - Dick, Alex. jun., writer (of Dick & Stevenson, writers, 180 West George Street)
Lived at 31 Oakfield Avenue (1866 - 1876) - McCowan, David, jun. (of Wm. Euing & Co., insurance brokers, Royal Exchange)
Lived at 67 Oakfield Avenue (1892 - 1905) - Graham, Wm., jun., registered plumber
Lived at 7 Oakfield Avenue (1908 - 1908) - Drew, Wm. jun., local secretary, Westminster Fire Office, 24 St. Vincent Place
Lived at 10 Oakfield Terrace (1898 - 1903) - McBrayne, David jun., (of Bennett, Browne & Co.,
insurance brokers, 17 Exchange Square)
Lived at 12 Oakfield Terrace (1883 - 1886) - Murray, John jun. (of John Murray & Son, grocers and wine merchants, 26 Gibson Street & 617 Great Western Road, Hillhead)
Lived at 1 Oakfield Terrace (1903 - 1903) - Simpson, Robt. jun. (of Robert Simpson & Sons, drapers, clothiers & general warehousemen, 3-7 Jamaica Street & 207 Argyle Street)
Lived at 24 Oakfield Terrace (1867 - 1869) - McEwan, James, jun. (of McEwan, Stevenson & Leask, wholesale warehousemen, 9 Union Street)
Lived at 8 Oakfield Terrace (1885 - 1912) - Ker, R. Charles (at A. Mitchell, jun., & Sons, manufacturers, Rockvilla millls, 236 Possil Road ; office, 112 Brunswick Street)
Lived at 1 Oakvale (1895 - 1896) - Napier, Wm. jun., coalmaster, Cowdenhill colliery, East Kilpatrick
Lived at 3 Oakvale (1854 - 1860) - Nairn, Andrew, jun.
Lived at 4 Oban Drive (1912 - 1913) - Cumming, John jun., builder, 12 Harrington Street
Lived at 79 Oban Drive (1902 - 1907) - Rodger, Alex., jun.
Lived at 87 Oban Drive (1910 - 1910) - Mollison, Wm. jun. (of Brand & Mollison, dyers, 70 Queen Street & Port Dundas Works, 80 Milton Street)
Lived at 100 Otago Street (1864 - 1876) - Greig, David jun. (at John McCall & Co., corn factors, 4 Bothwell Street)
Lived at 102 Otago Street (1864 - 1866) - Johnston, John C. jun. (Union Bank of Scotland Ltd.)
Lived at 108 Otago Street (1888 - 1890) - Tweedley, David jun., writer, 157 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 10 Otago Street (1875 - 1879) - Littlejohn, James, jun. (of Daniel Waters & Co.,
painters and decorators, 72 Cromwell Street & 86 Oxford Street)
Lived at 42 Otago Street (1889 - 1890) - McArthur, James, jun. (at John McConnack & Co., builders and contractors, vat and tank builders, 5 Balmano Street)
Lived at 52 Otago Street (1888 - 1889) - Littlejohn, James W. jun. (of Waters & Littlejohn, painters & decorators, 72 Cromwell Street & 86 Oxford Street)
Lived at 52 Otago Street (1890 - 1892) - Jackson, Andrew jun. (of Andrew Jackson & Son, grain merchants, 22 later 18 Union Street)
Lived at 57 Otago Street (1845 - 1850) - Jackson, Andrew jun. (of A. & J. Jackson, grain & commission merchants, 13 Hope Street)
Lived at 57 Otago Street (1855 - 1869) - Walker, Robt., jun. (at A. Jackson & Sons, billposters, 34 Anderson Street, Partick)
Lived at 60 Otago Street (1879 - 1882) - Ker, R. Charles (at A. Mitchell jun. & Sons, manufacturers, Rockvilla Mills, 236 Possil Road ; office, 112 Brunswick Street)
Lived at 81 Otago Street (1886 - 1895) - Glen, John jun., painter & decorator, workshop, South Woodside Road
Lived at 94 Otago Street (1884 - 1888) - Young, Wm. jun. (of Blackley, Young & Co., merchants & commission agents, 103 Holm Street)
Lived at 97 Otago Street (1879 - 1880) - Wilson, Robt., jun., general & furnishing ironmonger, 24 Great Western Road
Lived at 97 Otago Street (1883 - 1889) - Reid, Adam, jun.
Lived at 98 Otago Street (1882 - 1887) - Reid, A., jun.
Lived at 98 Otago Street (1891 - 1892) - Watson, John jun., coal and coke master, Wishaw and Balquhaston collieries, 12 Dixon Street
Lived at 10 Park Circus (1860 - 1884) - 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) - Jamieson, Wm. jun. (of Paterson, Jamieson & Co., merchants and manufacturers, 58 Dundas Street)
Lived at 12 Park Circus (1859 - 1869) - Stewart, Ninian B., jun. (of Stewart & McDonald Ltd., warehousemen & manufacturers, 146 Argyle Street, 4-28 Mitchell St & 187 Rutherglen Road)
Lived at 14 Park Circus (1892 - 1892) - Stephen, Alex. jun. (of Alex. Stephen & Sons, wood and iron shipbuilders ; slip-dock and building yards, Kelvinhaugh)
Lived at 15 Park Circus (1860 - 1879) - Anderson, John, jun. (of David & John Anderson, manufacturers; works and warehouse, Atlantic Mills, Walkinshaw Street)
Lived at 18 Park Circus (1888 - 1888) - York, William, jun., writer, 156 West George Street
Lived at 19 Park Circus (1868 - 1869) - Cross, Alex., jun. (ofAlex. Cross & Sons, seed merchants, manure manufacturers, importers of Peruvian guano, nitrate of soda, linseed oil cakes, Hope Buildings, 19 Hope Street ; warehouses, 86 Washington Street & Anderston Quay ; manure works, Canal Bank, Port Dundas)
Lived at 25 Park Circus (1876 - 1886) - Cross, David, jun. (ofAlex. Cross & Sons, seed merchants, manure manufacturers, importers of Peruvian guano, nitrate of soda, linseed oil cakes, 19 Hope st. ; warehouses, 86 Washington Street & Anderston quay ; manure works, Canal bank, Port-Dundas)
Lived at 25 Park Circus (1881 - 1886) - Cassells, Robt., jun., 168 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 29 Park Circus (1884 - 1892) - Anderson, John, jun. (of David and John Anderson, manufacturers ; works and warehouse, Atlantic Mills, Walkinshaw Street)
Lived at 2 Park Circus (1878 - 1888) - Bannatyne, Andrew, jun., accountant, 138 West George Street
Lived at 4 Park Circus (1862 - 1863) - Robertson, Laurence jun. (of L. & R.H. Robertson, chartered accountants, stockbrokers & insurance agents, 58 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 4 Park Circus (1872 - 1894) - McCowan, David, jun. (of Wm. Euing & Co., insurance brokers, Royal Exchange)
Lived at 9 Park Circus Place (1905 - 1905) - Jameson, Robt., jun., writer (of Jameson, Son & Maclae, writers, 149 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 10 Park Quadrant (1872 - 1875) - Service, Wm. jun., merchant (at Geo. Smith & Sons, warehousemen and merchants, 208-216 Argyle Street)
Lived at 4 Park Quadrant (1858 - 1869) - McEwan, Wm., jun. (of R. & J. Henderson, merchants & drysalters, agents for Bank of Africa Ltd. & Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, 17 St Vincent Lane)
Lived at 8 Park Quadrant (1882 - 1891) - Hamilton, Wm. jun. (of David Hamilton & Co., yarn and grey cloth merchants, 62 Ingram Street, later at 128 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 14 Park Terrace (1861 - 1872) - Allan, Alex. jun. (of James & Alex. Allan, merchants, agents for the Montreal Ocean Steam Ship Co., 70 Great Clyde Street)
Lived at 2 Park Terrace (1864 - 1873) - Taylor, James, jun., wholesale ironmonger & hardware merchant, 61-65 Mitchell Street
Lived at 13 Parkgrove Terrace (1897 - 1903) - Henderson, Laurence jun. (of Nielson & Maxwell, iron & steel merchants & agents, 88 Cadogan Street)
Lived at 3 Parkgrove Terrace (1898 - 1909) - 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) - McOnie, Andrew, jun. (of W. & A. McOnie, engineers & millwrights, Scotland Street Engine Works, 224 West Street)
Lived at 7 Parkgrove Terrace (1885 - 1890) - Aikman, Thomson jun. (of Thomson Aikman & Co., ship
& produce brokers & commission merchants, 5 Prince's Square)
Lived at 26 Partickhill Road (1874 - 1884) - Lockhart, Robt. jun. (of Robt. Lockhart jun. & Co., seed crushers, oil & commission
merchants, 5 Washington Street)
Lived at 52 Partickhill Road (1866 - 1872) - Raeburn,
James jun. (of James Raeburn & Co., grain merchants, 33 Hope Street)
Lived at 53 Partickhill Road (1884 - 1885) - Wood, Alex. jun. (of Alex. Wood & Sons, scale-beam,
coffee & sugar mill manufacturers, weighing-machine makers & furnishing
ironmongers, 14-18 Stockwell Street)
Lived at 56 Partickhill Road (1842 - 1847) - Watson, Wm. jun., merchant
Lived at 62 Partickhill Road (1847 - 1857) - Craig, James jun.
Lived at 64 Partickhill Road (1869 - 1871) - Leslie, J. Adam jun. (of Leslie & Hall, metal &
tin-plate merchants, 48, 50 Cadogan Street)
Lived at 69 Partickhill Road (1887 - 1904) - Kennedy, Thos. jun. (at Lang & Cousin, muslin and fancy dress manufacturers, 42, 48 and 50 Ingram Street)
Lived at 8 Partickhill Road (1858 - 1864) - Reid, John jun. (of John Reid & Son, printers, and paperbag manufacturers, 97 W. Campbell Street)
Lived at 19 Peel Street (1895 - 1898) - Stevenson, John, jun. (of J. & B. Stevenson, bakers and flour merchants, 7-11 Houldsworth Street, Cranstonhill)
Lived at 31 Peel Street (1874 - 1882) - Maxwell, John jun.
Lived at 45 Peel Street (1874 - 1880) - Low, Archd, jun., plumber and brassfounder, 78 Merkland Street, Partick
Lived at 49 Peel Street (1891 - 1897) - Sclanders, Andrew jun., grocer and provision merchant, 135 Dumbarton Road and 32 Anderson Street. Partick
Lived at 49 Peel Street (1891 - 1907) - Raebum, James, jun. (of James Raeburn & Co., grain merchants, 33 Hope Street)
Lived at 69 Peel Street (1881 - 1884) - Kidston, Wm. jun. (of A. & G. Kidston & Co.,
iron & general metal merchants, 81 Great Clyde Street)
Lived at 74 Peel Street (1852 - 1857) - Young, Alex., jun., branch manager, British Dominions General Insurance Co. Ltd., 179 W. George Street
Lived at 28 Polwarth Street (1912 - 1912) - Gossip, Robt. jun. accountant (at African Lakes Corporation (Ltd.), East African merchants & ship owners, 45 Renfield Street)
Lived at 59 Polwarth Street (1903 - 1906) - Puller, James T., jun.
Lived at 1 Portman Place (1880 - 1881) - Giffen, Alex. jun. (of Giffen & Leslie, wine merchants and agents, 161 Hope Street)
Lived at 4 Portman Place (1864 - 1866) - Wilson, John jun. (of John Wilson & Son Ltd., brass and bell founders, Buchan and Oxford Streets)
Lived at 12 Princes Gardens (1896 - 1899) - Daly, James (jun.), J.P. (of Daly & Co., drapers and clothiers, Tron House, 60-74 Trongate, later also at 199 Sauchiehall Street)
Lived at 2 Princes Gardens (1891 - 1891) - Service, Wm. jun., merchant & shipowner (at Geo. Smith & Sons, 200 Argyle Street)
Lived at 1 Princes Terrace (1869 - 1870) - Copland, W.R., jun., civil engineer & land surveyor (of Copland & Foulis, gas, water, and sewerage engineers, 146 West Regent Street)
Lived at 6 Queen Margaret Crescent (1902 - 1907) - Dow, Walter, jun. (of Dow & Frame, plain and fancy muslin manufacturers, 207 Ingram Street)
Lived at 7 Queen Margaret Crescent (1891 - 1897) - Farquhar, John, jun. (of Farquhar Brothers, grain and flour merchants, 49 Hope Street)
Lived at 8 Queen Margaret Crescent (1886 - 1889) - Kay, Arthur, jun. (ofArthur & Co. Ltd., warehousemen and manufacturers, 78 Queen Street)
Lived at 9 Queen Margaret Crescent (1887 - 1890) - Paul, John jun. (of R. & W. Cuthbertson, wool and cotton waste merchants & engine waste manufacturers, 94 Brook Street)
Lived at 8 Queen Margaret Road (1909 - 1912) - Kerr, John jun., merchant
Lived at 12 Queens Crescent (1862 - 1871) - Ferguson, John, jun. (ofJ. Copeland & Co., engineers, boilermakers & millwrights, makers of high & low pressure steam engines, flour & corn mill machinery, vertical & circular sawing machinery, sugar mills, hydraulic presses, calenders, paraffin & oil refinery, Pulteney Street)
Lived at 14 Queens Crescent (1882 - 1887) - Townsend, Robt. jun., manufacturing chemist, Port Dundas Chemical & Oil Works, 128 Bishop Street
Lived at 6 Queens Crescent (1884 - 1889) - Lilburn, James, jun. (of Aitken,
Lilburn & Co., ship owners, insurance brokers, managers of the Glasgow Shipping
Co. & General Shipping Co., 80 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 8 Queens Gardens (1908 - 1908) - Dunlop, Thomas, jun. (of Thomas Dunlop & Sons, grain merchants, shipowners, ship insurance brokers, 70 Wellington Street)
Lived at 20 Queens Gate (1911 - 1911) - Sharp, Andrew, jun. (of James Goldie & Son Ltd., brickmakers, builders, 52 Street Enoch Square ; works, Rutherglen & London Roads)
Lived at 31 Queens Gate (1907 - 1907) - Hall, Wm. (of Wm. Hall jun. Ltd., wholesale clothiers, 73 Robertson Street)
Lived at 41 Queensborough Gardens (1913 - 1913) - Copland, W.R. jun., civil engineer & land surveyor (of Copland & Foulis, gas, water & sewerage engineers, 146 West Regent Street)
Lived at 4 Queensborough Gardens (1901 - 1902) - Miller, James, jun., house factor and architect, 754 Gallowgate
Lived at 5 Queensborough Gardens (1902 - 1905) - Taggart, Henry R., jun. (of Moore, Taggart, & Co., warehousemen, Tontine House, 14 Trongate)
Lived at 5 Queensborough Gardens (1903 - 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) - Cook, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Cook & Sons, saw, file, plane, edge-tool manufacturers, grinders, Glasgow Saw & File Works, 24 Elliot Street & 42 Havelock Street, Cranstonhill)
Lived at 6 Radnor Street (1875 - 1878) - Steven, Andrew jun. (at John Ure & Son, Crown Flour Mills, 66-68 Washington Street)
Lived at 7 Radnor Street (1873 - 1877) - Sellars, James jun., I.A., architect, 266 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 13 Rokeby Terrace (1874 - 1879) - Ross, Thomas jun. (at Thomas Ross & Son, manufacturing goldsmiths & watchmakers, 107 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 1 Rosebery Terrace (1887 - 1894) - Maitland, W.C. (of John Cree jun. & Co., wholesale stationers, paper importers, 21-25 Royal Exchange Square)
Lived at 13 Rosslyn Terrace (1901 - 1901) - Dunlop, Thomas, jun., grain merchant (at Thomas Dunlop, grain and flour merchant, Corn Exchange Buildings, 5 Waterloo Street)
Lived at 15 Roxburgh Street (1880 - 1885) - Raeburn, James, jun., corn & commission merchant, 263 Argyle Street
Lived at 10 Royal Crescent (1869 - 1881) - Kelly, Wm. jun., merchant (of Kelly & Co., cotton brokers & commission merchants, 52 Virginia Street)
Lived at 11 Royal Crescent (1846 - 1848) - Taylor, John jun., merchant, 19 Cochran Street
Lived at 17 Royal Crescent (1857 - 1860) - Lochhead, Wm. jun. (of Wylie & Lochhead, cabinetmakers & upholsterers, upholstery furnishers, paper hangings, carpet, floor-cloth, damask, moreen, blankets, bed & table linen, wax cloth, hair & hair cloth, down & feather merchants, 45 Buchanan & 34 Mitchell Street ; funeral undertakers, posthorse & carriage hirers, 58 Union Street, Kent Road & Whiteinch stables)
Lived at 18 Royal Crescent (1859 - 1870) - Knox, Robt. jun. (of Rainey, Knox & Co., merchants, manufacturers & agents, 8 St. Vincent Place ; power-loom works, Craigpark factory, Townmill Road)
Lived at 19 Royal Crescent (1862 - 1865) - Andrew, D. jun., architect, 248 W. George Street
Lived at 24 Royal Crescent (1902 - 1905) - Hunter, Wm., jun. (of Hunter, Hardin & Wilson, Germiston Bolt & Rivet Works, Petershill Road)
Lived at 5 Royal Crescent (1887 - 1891) - Shearer, John, jun. (of J. Shearer & Son, ship & house carpenters, joiners, blockmakers & blacksmiths, Kingston Dock Saw Mills, 247 Paisley Road & Salterscroft Graving Dock, Govan)
Lived at 8 Royal Crescent (1883 - 1888) - Walker, Robt. jun., commission merchant & agent for British Empire Mutual Fire & Life Assurance Co., 12 South Hanover Street
Lived at 10 Royal Terrace (1856 - 1865) - Fraser, John, jun. (at Lancefield Spinning Co., 7O Miller Street)
Lived at 16 Royal Terrace (1850 - 1885) - Raeburn, James jun. (of Raehurn & Middleton, commission agents, corn & butter factors, 34 Street Enoch Square)
Lived at 17 Royal Terrace (1862 - 1869) - Whitelaw, James T. (of J. Ross jun. & Co., merchants, 106 Hope Street)
Lived at 19 Royal Terrace (1857 - 1869) - McClure, Peter jun., writer (at MacLay, Murray & Spens, writers & notaries public, 169 West George Street)
Lived at 19 Royal Terrace (1900 - 1900) - Mitchell, John jun., Ottoman, Portuguese & Honduras vice-consul, 18 East Clyde Street
Lived at 2 Royal Terrace (1859 - 1860) - Mitchell, John jun., Ottoman, Portuguese & Honduras vice-consul, 18 East Clyde Street
Lived at 9 Royal Terrace (1857 - 1859) - Mitchell, John jun., Ottoman, Portuguese & Honduras vice-consul, 18 East Clyde Street
Lived at 9 Royal Terrace (1860 - 1869) - Fraser, John jun., manufacturer, 43 Argyle Street
Lived at 9 Royal Terrace (1869 - 1872) - Brown, Gavin jun. (of Gavin Brown & Son, wrights & building contractors, 18 Portland Street)
Lived at 20 Rupert Street (1912 - 1912) - Elliot, Wm. jun., bookkeeper, 116 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 34 Rupert Street (1883 - 1884) - Smith, Montague jun., organist, Adelaide Place Baptist Church, later sub organist, Coats' Memorial Church, Paisley
Lived at 51 Rupert Street (1903 - 1903) - Barlas, Geo., jun.
Lived at 13 Ruthven Street (1903 - 1910) - Wardlaw, Johnston jun., earthenware manufacturer, Wardlaw Street
Lived at 8 Ruthven Street (1890 - 1894) - Cree, Charles D. (of John Cree jun. & Co., stationers, 21-25 Royal Exchange Square ; bookbinding dept., 74 Buchanan Street ; stores, Forth Street & Spiers' Wharf, Port-Dundas)
Lived at 2 Saltoun Gardens (1899 - 1903) - Cree, Charles D. (of John Cree jun. & Co., stationers, 21-25 Royal Exchange Square ; bookbinding dept., 74 Buchanan Street ; stores, Forth Street & Spiers' Wharf, Port-Dundas)
Lived at 3 Saltoun Gardens (1903 - 1908) - Russell, James jun., baker
Lived at 74 Sanda Street (1913 - 1913) - Roberts, Wm. D'Esterre, merchant (of W.D. Roberts & Co., merchants, 43 West Nile Street, & John Ronald jun. & Co., wine merchants, 29 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 10 Sandyford Place (1846 - 1854) - Lindsay, Robert jun. (at Cranstonhill Foundry)
Lived at 13 Sandyford Place (1873 - 1874) - Lindsay, Robt. jun. (of Rait & Lindsay, engineers, Cranston Hill Foundry, 60 Elliot Street)
Lived at 18 Sandyford Place (1872 - 1873) - Allardice, Wm. (at A. Mitchell jun. & Sons, manufacturers, Rockvilla mills, 236 Possil Road ; sample room & office, 110-112 Brunswick Street)
Lived at 21 Sandyford Place (1886 - 1893) - Henderson, Laurence, jun., traveller (at Neilson & Maxwell, iron merchants & agents, 88-90 Cadogan Street)
Lived at 24 Sandyford Place (1886 - 1889) - Morgan, John jun., commission agent, 13 Dixon Street
Lived at 24 Sandyford Place (1890 - 1898) - Anderson, James jun. (of J. & R. Anderson, house painters & decorators, 217-219 Hope Street)
Lived at 27 Sandyford Place (1879 - 1881) - Boyce, John T. jun., commission merchant (of John Boyce jun. & Co., merchants, Virginia Buildings, 41 Virginia Street)
Lived at 6 Sandyford Place (1844 - 1858) - Stephen, Alex. jun., shipbuilder (of Alex. Stephen & Sons, wood & iron shipbuilders ; slip-dock & building-yards, Kelvinhaugh)
Lived at 7 Sandyford Place (1857 - 1860) - Henderson, Laurence jun. (of Neilson & Maxwell, iron & steel merchants & agents, 88 Cadogan Street)
Lived at 8 Sandyford Place (1894 - 1898) - Marshall, Wm. jun. (of Thomas Croil & Co.,
merchants, 22 Renfield Street)
Lived at 1 Sardinia Place (1868 - 1873) - Ferguson, James H. jun. (at Stevenson & Fyfe, writers, 150 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 903 Sauchiehall Street (1874 - 1881) - Stevenson, James jun. (of James Stevenson & Son, flag makers, 197 Dumbarton Road)
Lived at 940 Sauchiehall Street (1892 - 1894) - Raeburn, James jun. (of Murray & Raeburn, sugar millers, syrup refiners, spice merchants & grinders, &c., 10 George Street, later of Burton, Son & Sanders Ltd., sugar millers, syrup refiners, almond & spice grinders, bakers' sundriesmen, Park Street, Kinning Park)
Lived at 948 Sauchiehall Street (1903 - 1905) - Brownlee, Alex., jun. (of A. Brownlee & Co., ship furnishing ironmongers, 33-34 Anderston Quay & 110 Warroch Street)
Lived at 958 Sauchiehall Street (1904 - 1909) - Watson, Mrs. Wm. jun.
Lived at 10 Somerset Place (1869 - 1872) - Weir, Wm. (of Wm. Weir jun. & Co., sewed muslin manufacturers, 17 South Frederick Street later W. & P. Weir & Co., sewed muslin manufacturers, 15 Renfield Street)
Lived at 12 Somerset Place (1859 - 1870) - Ewing, H.L. Crum jun. (of James Ewing & Co., merchants, 68 George Square)
Lived at 13 Somerset Place (1863 - 1864) - Honeyman, John jun., architect, 61 West Regent Street
Lived at 13 Somerset Place (1865 - 1869) - McKie, John, jun., commission merchant, 24 later 33 St. Vincent Place
Lived at 2 Somerset Place (1858 - 1871) - McGeorge, Andrew jun., writer (of A.A. MacGeorge, writers, 21 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 6 Somerset Place (1842 - 1851) - Fraser, John, jun., manufacturer, 43 Argyle Street
Lived at 7 Somerset Place (1876 - 1882) - Edward, Alex. jun., 115 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 8 Somerset Place (1856 - 1858) - McNab, James jun., house painter
Lived at 120 South Woodside Road (1900 - 1900) - Church, Wm., jun., chartered accountant, insurance and property agent, 75 Street George's Place
Lived at 26 Southpark Avenue (1878 - 1887) - Steven, Alex. jun. (of Brown, Steven & Williamson, sugar merchants, 41 Virginia Street)
Lived at 34 Southpark Avenue (1870 - 1877) - Govan, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Govan & Son, muslin
manufacturers, 15 Renfield Street ; works, Pollokshaws)
Lived at 45 Southpark Avenue (1843 - 1850) - Govan, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Govan & Son, muslin manufacturers, 15 Renfield Street ; works, Pollokshaws)
Lived at 47 Southpark Avenue (1843 - 1850) - McArthur, James jun. (of McArthur Brothers,
merchants and agents, 47 Oswald Street)
Lived at 55 Southpark Avenue (1868 - 1870) - Govan, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Govan & Son, muslin manufacturers, 15 Renfield Street ;
works, Pollokshaws)
Lived at 64 Southpark Avenue (1850 - 1875) - Govan, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Govan & Son, muslin manufacturers, 15 Renfield Street ;
works, Pollokshaws)
Lived at 66 Southpark Avenue (1850 - 1875) - Bell, Geo. jun., architect (of Clark & Bell, I.A.,
architects, 37 West Nile Street, later 212 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 71 Southpark Avenue (1875 - 1875) - Davidson, Thomas jun. (Thos. Davidson, jun. & Co., clay merchants & tobacco pipe manufacturers, Caledonia Pipe Works, 33-41 Garngad Hill)
Lived at 5 Spring Gardens (1882 - 1903) - Sandford, A.L. (of John Ross, jun., & Co., merchants, 37 West Nile Street)
Lived at 10 St James Terrace (1901 - 1911) - Davidson, Thomas jun. (of Thomas Davidson, jun. & Co., tobacco pipe manufacturers & clay merchants, Caledonian Pipe Works, 33-41 Garngad Hill)
Lived at 1 St James Terrace (1867 - 1869) - Davidson, Thomas jun. (of Thomas Davidson, jun. & Co., tobacco pipe manufacturers & clay merchants, Caledonian Pipe Works, 33-41 Garngad Hill)
Lived at 2 St James Terrace (1866 - 1867) - Campbell, John jun., agent
Lived at 2 St James Terrace (1892 - 1894) - Campbell, Mrs. John, jun.
Lived at 2 St James Terrace (1896 - 1896) - Bryce, David jun. (of David Bryce & Co., booksellers and stationers, 129 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 5 St James Terrace (1866 - 1870) - Arneil, James jun., carting contractor, 114 Holm Street
Lived at 19 St Vincent Crescent (1910 - 1910) - Young, Robert jun., accountant, 95 Wellington Street
Lived at 20 St Vincent Crescent (1887 - 1888) - Armour, Robt. S. (of Robert Armour jun. & Co., rope, iron & metal merchants, 308 Stobcross Street)
Lived at 20 St Vincent Crescent (1890 - 1896) - Campbell, Hugh jun. (of Hugh Campbell & Co., commission merchants, 2 Oswald Street & Thrashbrush Coal Co. ; colliery, Airdrie ; depot, Caledonian Railway, Glebe Street)
Lived at 21 St Vincent Crescent (1865 - 1868) - Jackson, John jun. (of John Jackson & Co., corn factors, 38 Hope Street)
Lived at 21 St Vincent Crescent (1868 - 1871) - Armour, Robert S. (of Robert Armour jun. & Co., rope, iron & metal merchants, 308 Stobcross Street)
Lived at 21 St Vincent Crescent (1887 - 1888) - Jenkins, A., jun.
Lived at 22 St Vincent Crescent (1871 - 1883) - Gilchrist, Duncan, jun. (atBilsland Brothers, bakers, 45 Hydepark Street)
Lived at 22 St Vincent Crescent (1887 - 1890) - Jackson, John jun. (of John Jackson & Co., grain & commission merchants, 38 Hope Street)
Lived at 23 St Vincent Crescent (1864 - 1868) - Jackson, John jun. (of John Jackson & Co., grain & commission merchants, 6 Hope Street)
Lived at 24 St Vincent Crescent (1860 - 1863) - Lillie, James jun., clothier (of James Lillie & Son, clothiers, 45 Queen Street)
Lived at 24 St Vincent Crescent (1867 - 1870) - Brown, Wm. jun. (of Brown, Downes & Co., wholesale grocers, importers & tea merchants, 24 Dunlop Street)
Lived at 26 St Vincent Crescent (1870 - 1872) - MacKenzie, Geo., jun., photographer, 195 Dumbarton Road
Lived at 27 St Vincent Crescent (1883 - 1884) - Wilson, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Wilson & Son, builders, brick & tile makers, builders & potters, 706 Gallowgate & Cavendish Street, Laurieston)
Lived at 34 St Vincent Crescent (1851 - 1855) - Clark, Allan jun., merchant (of Clark & Drummond, cotton yarn & goods merchants, 48 Virginia Street)
Lived at 35 St Vincent Crescent (1851 - 1852) - Clark, Allan jun., merchant (of Clark & Drummond, cotton-yarn & goods merchants, 48 Virginia Street)
Lived at 36 St Vincent Crescent (1852 - 1854) - Jackson, John jun. (of John Jackson & Co., corn factors, 38 Hope Street & 17 Baltic Street, Leith)
Lived at 47 St Vincent Crescent (1871 - 1876) - Robertson, Geo. jun. (of Wm. Bryce & Co., commission merchants & agents, 17 Street Enoch Square)
Lived at 50 St Vincent Crescent (1866 - 1868) - Crockett, Wm. jun., merchant (of W. & G. Crockett, wholesale grocers, wine & spirit merchants, 358 Argyll Street)
Lived at 52 St Vincent Crescent (1851 - 1856) - Alexander, James jun. (of Alexander & Baird, silk handkerchief & muslin manufacturers & printers, 88 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 53 St Vincent Crescent (1875 - 1879) - Orr, Wm., jun. (at George Smith & Sons, merchants & shipowners, 200 Argyle Street)
Lived at 57 St Vincent Crescent (1870 - 1875) - Carswell, Morris, jun. (M. Carswell & Co., silk-worm gut manufacturers, 90 Mitchell Street)
Lived at 6 Strathmore Gardens (1895 - 1899) - Hurll, J., jun., writer and notary public, 121 West Regent Street
Lived at 13 Sutherland Terrace (1879 - 1881) - MacKay, Lauchlan, jun., 45 Cranston Street
Lived at 19 Sutherland Terrace (1878 - 1881) - Cruickshank, James, jun., house factor & insurance agent, 162 Byres Road
Lived at 4 Sutherland Terrace (1885 - 1886) - Drummond, John jun., writer (of A. S. & J. Drummond, writers and notaries public, 194 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 6 Sutherland Terrace (1887 - 1900) - Mitchell, Alex., jun., power loom cloth manufacturer (of A. Mitchell, jun. & Sons)
Lived at 6 Sydenham Road (1888 - 1895) - Mitchell, Mrs. A., jun.
Lived at 6 Sydenham Road (1895 - 1896) - Hutson, Guybon jun.
Lived at 15 Turnberry Road (1902 - 1902) - Anderson, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Anderson & Son,
manufacturers, 441 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 56 Turnberry Road (1860 - 1861) - McIntyre, John, jun., G.P.O.
Lived at 95 Turnberry Road (1887 - 1889) - MacLean, Donald, jun., grocer, 129
Hyndland Road & 50 Wilton Street
Lived at 132 University Avenue (1901 - 1901) - McNab, James jun.
Lived at 76 University Avenue (1855 - 1859) -
Barlas, George, jun.
Lived at 12 University Gardens Terrace (1900 - 1903) - Smith, Wm. jun. (of Wm. Smith, restaurateur, 117-119 Argyle Street, and 3-5 Maxwell Street)
Lived at 1 University Gardens Terrace (1887 - 1893) -
Sclanders, Andrew jun., grocer and provision merchant, 135 Dumbarton Road & 32
Anderson Street, Partick
Lived at 9 University Gardens Terrace (1888 - 1891) -
McLachlan, L. jun., flour and foreign produce merchant, 45 Hope Street
Lived at 9 University Gardens Terrace (1892 - 1896) - Blair, Donald (at Alex. McLeod, jun., leather merchant & boot-top manufacturer, 94-96 King Street
Lived at 2 Victoria Buildings (1877 - 1878) - Kay, Alex. jun. (of James Finlay & Co.)
Lived at 19 Victoria Circus (1854 - 1869) - Gow, Robt. jun., ironfounder, accountant
Lived at 3 Victoria Circus (1864 - 1909) - Smart, Wm., (of John Clark, jun. & Co.,
manufacturers of sewing & knitting cotton, Mile-End
Works, 47 King Street)
Lived at 9 Victoria Circus (1881 - 1886) - Mitchell, A.A. (of A. Mitchell, jun. & Sons, manufacturers, Rockvilla Mills, 236 Possil Road ; office, 112 Brunswick Street)
Lived at 12 Victoria Crescent Road (1895 - 1899) - Lammie, John jun., 172 St. Vincent Street, later at 144 Hope Street
Lived at 20 Victoria Crescent Road (1879 - 1881) - Gibson, George jun. (of George Gibson & Son, merchants, 77 Queen Street)
Lived at 32 Victoria Crescent Road (1889 - 1889) - Whytlaw, Robt. A. jun. (of R.A. Whytlaw, Son & Co., manufacturers, Grove Park Mills, 188 N. Woodside Road ; Violet Grove Mills, 9 Mathieson Road ; sample room, 34 West George Street)
Lived at 34 Victoria Crescent Road (1901 - 1912) - Mitchell, John J. (of A. Mitchell, jun. & Sons, manufacturers, Rockvilla Mills, 254 Possil Road ; office, 176 Ingram Street)
Lived at 4 Victoria Crescent Road (1900 - 1909) - Hall, John jun. (of Leslie & Hall, general metal merchants & wholesale ironmongers, 174 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 10 Walworth Terrace (1860 - 1862) - Cockburn, Wm. jun., veterinary surgeon, M.R.V.C.S., 112 North Street
Lived at 12 Walworth Terrace (1876 - 1877) - Grant, James jun., mason and builder, 27 Douglas Street
Lived at 1 Walworth Terrace (1862 - 1866) - Munro, Alex. jun. (at Schrader & Mitchell, leather, bark & hide factors, 69 East Howard Street & 12 Fox Street)
Lived at 1 Walworth Terrace (1869 - 1876) - McBay, John jun.
Lived at 1 Walworth Terrace (1908 - 1908) - Gilchrist, James jun. (at James Gilchrist, engineers' ironmonger, 60 Robertson Street)
Lived at 5 Walworth Terrace (1866 - 1872) - Cadenhead, James jun. (at Rainey, Knox & Co., merchants, manufacturers & agents, 8 St. Vincent Place ; power-loom works, Craigpark factory, Townmill Road)
Lived at 9 Walworth Terrace (1861 - 1865) - Harvey, Wm. jun., commission agent, 27 Union Street
Lived at 9 Walworth Terrace (1861 - 1870) - McGhie, George jun., gilder, picture frame manufacturer, print seller, fine art dealer, 565-569 Sauchiehall Street
Lived at 9 Walworth Terrace (1899 - 1899) - Balloch, Robt., jun.
Lived at 113 West Graham Street (1887 - 1888) - Bowman, John, jun.
Lived at 166 West Graham Street (1897 - 1905) - Henderson, Matthew, jun.
Lived at 184 West Graham Street (1892 - 1894) - Duncan, James, jun.
Lived at 39 West Graham Street (1896 - 1897) - Lyburn, James, jun.
Lived at 8 West Graham Street (1878 - 1888) - Kent, John, jun., flesher
Lived at 348 West Princes Street (1877 - 1880) - Young, Wm., jun. (of Blackley, Young & Co., merchants & commission agents, 103 Holm Street)
Lived at 1 Westbank Quadrant (1879 - 1882) - Bryan, John jun. (of Ogilvie & Bryan, accountants, auditors & insurance agents, 58 West Regent Street)
Lived at 5 Westbank Quadrant (1887 - 1891) - Young, Wm., jun. (of Blackley, Young & Co., merchants & commission agents, 103 Holm Street)
Lived at 7 Westbank Quadrant (1882 - 1884) - Baird, Hugh, jun. (of Hugh Baird & Sons, maltsters & hop merchants, 134 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 17 Westbourne Gardens (1874 - 1884) - Taylor, J.M., jun., writer (of J.M. Taylor, Nelson, Walker & Co., writers, 180 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 1 Westbourne Gardens (1899 - 1899) - 1897-1900 MacLellan, Peter, jun.
Lived at 20 Westbourne Gardens (1897 - 1900) - Mitchell, Stephen, jun. (of Stephen Mitchell & Son, Imperial Tobacco Co. of Gt. Britain & Ireland Ltd., tobacco & snuff manufacturers, 36 Street Andrew's Square)
Lived at 29 Westbourne Gardens (1912 - 1912) - Richmond, Geo., jun. (of Colvill, Greenlees & Co. Ltd., Argyll & Burnside Distilleries, Campbelltown, 40 Wellington Street)
Lived at 39 Westbourne Gardens (1887 - 1887) - Knox, John jun. (of John Knox, manufacturer, 80 Ingram Street)
Lived at 3 Westbourne Gardens (1881 - 1885) - Dow, Walter jun. (of Dow & Frame, plain & fancy muslin manufacturers, 207 Ingram Street)
Lived at 6 Westbourne Gardens (1897 - 1906) - Osborne, Robt. jun. (of Robt. Osborne & Sons, wholesale provision merchants, 109 Candleriggs)
Lived at 7 Westbourne Gardens (1880 - 1887) - Magauran, Francis, jun., clothier, 24 Finnieston Street
Lived at 24 Westend Park Street (1909 - 1911) - Finlayson, A. jun., H.M. Customs & Excise, Custom House, 94 Great Clyde Street
Lived at 28 Westend Park Street (1906 - 1906) - 1894-99
Authterlonie, Thomas B. jun.
(of Auchterlonie & Sons, foreign and commission merchants, 261 West George
Street)
Lived at 11 Westminster Gardens (1894 - 1899) - Copland, W.R., jun., civil engineer and land surveyor (of Copland & Foulis, gas, water, and sewerage engineers, 146 West Regent Street)
Lived at 3 Westminster Gardens (1899 - 1901) - Warren, Thomas T. (of T. Warren, jun. & Co., wholesale wine and spirit merchants, 89 Scotia Street)
Lived at 5 Westminster Gardens (1906 - 1911) - Warren, Thomas T. (of T. Warren, jun., & Co., wholesale wine and spirit merchants, 39 Scotia Street)
Lived at 6 Westminster Gardens (1899 - 1906) - Russell, Charles jun., "Glasgow Herald" office, 65-69 Buchanan Street, and 60-68 Mitchell Street
Lived at 9 Westminster Gardens (1903 - 1909) - Boyd, Wm., jun. (at Wm. Boyd & Co., ironfounders, Blythswood Foundry, North Street & William Street, Anderston
Lived at 22 Westminster Terrace (1881 - 1888) - Buchanan, Thomas jun., M.B., surgeon
Lived at 24 Westminster Terrace (1874 - 1875) - Callender, Thomas jun. (of Thomas Callender & Sons, hide & leather factors & general commission agents, 17-21 North Albion Street)
Lived at 25 Westminster Terrace (1855 - 1856) - Wood, James, jun.
Lived at 12 White Street (1895 - 1896) - Muir, James, jun. (of James Muir & Son, coppersmiths, metal plate workers and gasfitters, 52 Galbraith Street)
Lived at 12 White Street (1896 - 1898) - Campbell, Wm. L., jun., watchmaker & jeweller, 9 Street George's Road
Lived at 51 White Street (1881 - 1885) - Russell, Wm. jun., builder
Lived at 51 White Street (1890 - 1894) - Waddell, John (at John Ross, jun., & Co., merchants, 132 Hope Street)
Lived at 77 White Street (1893 - 1904) - McEwen, A. jun.
Lived at 80 White Street (1898 - 1902) - Drysdale, jun. John W.W. (of Drysdale & Co. Ltd., engineers, centrifugal pump makers, fans, Bon-Accord Works, Ferry Rd., Yoker)
Lived at 16 Whittingehame Drive (1914 - 1914) - Grieg, Wm., jun. (of James Graham & Co., wrights & builders, 304 Cathedral Street)
Lived at 25 Whittingehame Drive (1898 - 1898) - King, Benjamin jun. (at Tower & Arrol, merchants & commission agents, 16 Dixon Street)
Lived at 24 Willowbank Street (1867 - 1872) - Paul, R.B. jun., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 303 New City Road
Lived at 14 Wilton Drive (1892 - 1894) - McNeill, John, jun. (of McNeill & Paterson, wrights, builders & cabinetmakers, 6 Yarrow Gardens)
Lived at 27 Wilton Drive (1904 - 1905) - Boyd, Robt. sen. & jun. (of Robt. Boyd & Co., yarn & goods commission merchants, 70 George Square)
Lived at 107 Wilton Street (1858 - 1867) - Pettigrew, Mathew jun. (at Archd. Brown & Co., silk gossamer & crape manufactory, 85 Queen Street & 9 Exchange Square)
Lived at 107 Wilton Street (1880 - 1904) - Ker, R. Charles (at A. Mitchell jun. & Son, manufacturers, 176 Ingram Street, Rockvilla Mills, 236 Possil Road)
Lived at 108 Wilton Street (1896 - 1898) - Wight, John G. (at Alexander Hope jun. & Co.,
manufacturing chemists, Coatbridge Street, Port Dundas)
Lived at 13 Wilton Street (1877 - 1879) - Arrol, Thomas jun. (ofSir Wm. Arrol & Co. Ltd., engineers, bridge builders & contractors, Dalmarnock Ironworks, 241 Baltic Street)
Lived at 150 Wilton Street (1898 - 1899) - Greig, Wm., jun.
Lived at 168 Wilton Street (1902 - 1911) - Borland, Walter, jun. F.F.A., consulting actuary, 157 W. George Street
Lived at 176 Wilton Street (1914 - 1914) - Gillespie, Alex., jun. (of Gillespie, Sons & Co.. Ltd., Crown Brewery, brewers and maltsters, Slatefield Street & The Brewery, Dumbarton)
Lived at 194 Wilton Street (1898 - 1905) - Ross, David, jun. (of David Ross & Sons, wholesale wine & whisky merchants, Gordon Chambers, 82 Mitchell Street)
Lived at 227 Wilton Street (1909 - 1909) - Clark, John, jun. (of Clark & Struthers, shirtings & fancy dress goods manufacturers, 9 Bell Street)
Lived at 251 Wilton Street (1913 - 1913) - McLean, Donald, jun., grocer
Lived at 50 Wilton Street (1899 - 1899) - Steel, James jun. (of Clark, Steel & Co., later James Steel jun. & Co., paint & colour manufacturers, Milton Colour Works, 122-124 East Milton Street)
Lived at 67 Wilton Street (1863 - 1869) - Mitchell, Alex. jun. (of Mitchell & Whytlaw, manufacturers, 84 Ingram Street ; works, Grove Park, North Woodside Road & Rockvilla, Possil Road)
Lived at 71 Wilton Street (1864 - 1888) - Mitchell, Alex. A. (of A. Mitchell jun. & Sons, manufacturers, 107 John Street ; Rockvilla Mill, 264 Possil Road)
Lived at 71 Wilton Street (1903 - 1910) - Gilkison, Robt. jun., merchant, 97 West George Street
Lived at 75 Wilton Street (1859 - 1872) - Swann, Geo. Jameson jun. (at P. Henderson & Co., ship and insurance brokers, 15 St. Vincent Place)
Lived at 90 Wilton Street (1895 - 1901) - Anderson Wm. jun. (of Henderson, Wilson & Anderson, accountants & insurance agents, 62 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 41 Winton Drive (1893 - 1903) - Davidson, Thomas jun. (Davidson, Junior & Davidson, wholesale tea dealers & importers, 48 York Street)
Lived at 18 Woodlands Drive (1894 - 1903) - Spencer, James, jun. (of James Spencer & Co., shipowners and stevedores, 316 Paisley Road)
Lived at 19 Woodlands Drive (1894 - 1896) - Robertson, Alex. McD. jun., mandoline teacher
Lived at 33 Woodlands Drive (1906 - 1906) - Donald, C.D. jun., writer & commissary clerk-depute of Lanarkshire (of C.D. Donald & Sons, writers, 37 Virginia Street)
Lived at 10 Woodlands Terrace (1855 - 1861) - Cross, Alex., jun., barrister-at-law
Lived at 14 Woodlands Terrace (1908 - 1908) - Brown, Hugh jun. (of Hugh Brown & Co., sewed muslin manufacturers, 104 Virginia Place)
Lived at 17 Woodlands Terrace (1867 - 1875) - Robertson, Laurence jun. (of L. & R.H. Robertson, accountants & stockbrokers, secretaries to Colonial Life Assurance Co., later agents to Standard Life Assurance Co., 58 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 9 Woodlands Terrace (1861 - 1872) - Mann, John, jun., M.A., C.A. (of John Mann & Son, chartered accountants, 137 W. George Street, & Mann, Wright & Co., London, E.C.)
Lived at 9 Woodlands Terrace (1900 - 1901) - Jameson, Robert, jun., writer (of Jameson, R. & Son, later Jameson, Son & Maclae, writers, 150 later 149 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 13 Woodside Crescent (1865 - 1872) - Macfarlane, Wm. Dove jun., medical practitioner, consulting surgeon
Lived at 17 Woodside Crescent (1907 - 1913) - Stevenson, James jun., merchant (of Stevenson, Ross & Co., cotton yarn agents, 21 West Nile Street)
Lived at 4 Woodside Crescent (1862 - 1888) - Kerr, Robt. jun. (of Gilmour & Kerr, cotton spinners & power loom cloth manufacturers, Virginia Buildings ; works, Street Rollox)
Lived at 8 Woodside Crescent (1843 - 1848) - Whyte, Wm. jun. (of James Lade & Co., merchants, 154 St. Vincent Street)
Lived at 12 Woodside Place (1856 - 1873) - Smith, Wm. jun. (of Lancefield Spinning Co., 70 Miller Street)
Lived at 14 Woodside Place (1846 - 1859) - Brown, John, jun. (of Brown & Sharp, cotton brokers, 163 Ingram Street & 100 Queen Street, later at 146 Buchanan Street)
Lived at 15 Woodside Place (1864 - 1893) - Bryson, Robt. jun., merchant & cotton broker, Ingram Place, 111 Ingram Street
Lived at 20 Woodside Place (1851 - 1854) - Dalglish, Robt. jun. (of R. Dalglish, Falconer & Co., calico printers, 29 St. Vincent Place ; works, Lennoxmill, Lennoxtown)
Lived at 23 Woodside Place (1870 - 1872) - Malcolm, Wm. jun. (of Malcolms & Wadham, commission merchants, 22 Royal Exchange Square)
Lived at 24 Woodside Place (1855 - 1857) - Ewing, H.E. Crum jun. (of James Ewing & Co., merchants, 68 George Square)
Lived at 26 Woodside Place (1865 - 1874) - Smith, David (of John Ross jun. & Co., merchants, 106 Hope Street)
Lived at 4 Woodside Place (1852 - 1869) - Miller, Geo. jun. (of Miller & Co., engineers, iron & brass founders, boiler makers, Vulcan Foundry, Coatbridge)
Lived at 8 Woodside Place (1880 - 1882) - Miller, Mrs. Geo. jun.
Lived at 8 Woodside Place (1881 - 1888) - Warden, Archd. jun. (of Archd. Warden & Son, merchants, 9-11 Virginia Street)
Lived at 1 Woodside Terrace (1837 - 1838) - Anderson, Dr. Andrew jun., consulting rooms, 15 West George Street
Lived at 4 Woodside Terrace (1841 - 1849) - Church, Wm. jun., merchant (of Church Brothers, commission merchants, 22 Renfield Street), accountant & insurance agent, 67 St. Vincent Street
Lived at 9 Woodside Terrace (1843 - 1853) - McGhie, James jun. (of Gray & Co., sculptors, monumental & architectural, in granite, marble & freestone ; works, 460 Sauchiehall Street)
Lived at 3 Yarrow Gardens (1901 - 1910)