Next door to 46 Carnarvon Street Next door to 54 Carnarvon Street
Start - End | Name, occupation and work address |
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1871 - 1879 | Scott, Joseph (at Rowley & Dick, drysalters and oil merchants, 40 Bath Street) |
1871 - 1875 | Sellars, James, jun., architect (at Campbell Douglas, architect and valuator, 266 St. Vincent Street) |
1872 - 1875 | Young, W.F. (at J.R. Jaffray & Co., merchants, 64 Union Street) |
1873 - 1876 | Allan, Miss |
1873 - 1880 | Smith, Wm. (of William Smith & Son, fancy goods warehouse, 235 Sauchiehall Street) |
1875 - 1880 | MacEwen, Wm. (at F.H. McLeod, chemical works & sheep dip manufactory, 6 Main Street, Anderston ; wool broker, 3O Ann Street) |
1876 - 1877 | Johnston, Alexander E., chemist and dmggist, 338 St. Vincent Street |
1876 - 1878 | Morison, Hector, cashier (at McCowan & Houston, chartered accountants & stockbrokers, 87 St Vincent Street) |
1877 - 1881 | Jordan, James, plasterer, 44 Jane Street |
1878 - 1887 | Grieve, John A. (of Lambert & Grieve, cabinetmakers & upholsterers, glass show-case makers & shop fitters ; warehouse, 123 Bothwell Street ; works, 11 Street Peter's Lane) |
1879 - 1882 | 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) |
1881 - 1882 | Bradley, Edward, commission agent, 49-51 Pitt Street |
1881 - 1882 | Lamb, John jun., wright, 152 West Graham Street |
1881 - 1895 | Smellie, James, measurer (at H. Herbertson & Co., measurers, 167 St. Vincent Street) |
1884 - 1898 | Rintoul, Mrs. |
1884 - 1885 | MacKenzie, Miss, E.S., dress and mantle maker |
1884 - 1885 | McKenzie, Joseph P., tea merchant and grocer, 359 Argyle Street |
1884 - 1889 | Henderson, John |
1884 - 1889 | Fulton, Mrs. |
1884 - 1886 | McDonald, Wm. |
1887 - 1900 | Adam, Robert, stationer, 146 Street George's Road |
1887 - 1889 | Magrane, C. |
1887 - 1906 | Motherwell, C.R., writer (at James Hutcheson & Sons, writers, 115 Wellington Street) |
1889 - 1892 | Stockham, James A., Inland Revenue officer, 56 Hope Street |
1889 - 1890 | Watson, Robt., writer and notary public, 109 West George Street |
1890 - 1891 | Bain, J.R. |
1891 - 1903 | McDonald, Miss |
1891 - 1904 | Robertson, Henry (at J. Buchanan & Co., coach-builders, 123-145 North Street) |
1892 - 1901 | McNair, Hugh B. (at Geo. Ure Baird, apron and pinafore manufacturer, 64 Gordon Street) |
1893 - 1895 | Mundell, Mrs. |
1895 - 1897 | Gall, Miss S., dressmaker |
1895 - 1909 | Stevenson, W.A. (at Queen Insurance Co., for fire and life insurance and annuities , 75 St, George's Place) |
1898 - 1902 | Trotter, James P. (Wm. Ritchie & Sons), 1 National Bank Buildings, Queen Street |
1900 - 1900 | Wood, David |
1902 - 1902 | McNair, Mrs. |
1904 - 1911 | Beattie, Thomas |
1909 - 1910 | Dalgleish, David, shirt manufacturer, 97 West Campbell Street |
1911 - 1911 | Kyle, Mrs. |
1912 - 1912 | Brothers, Mrs. |