Next door to 2 Cecil Street Across Kersland Lane to 6 Cecil Street
Start - End | Name, occupation and work address |
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1875 - 1884 | Easdale, R.M. (of McVean & Easdale, plumbers, brassfounders, gasfitters & spelter manufacturers, 14 Newton Street & 156 Street Vincent Lane) |
1879 - 1881 | Cameron, J. |
1879 - 1880 | Sutherland, A.B., land and property agent, 196 St. Vincent Street |
1879 - 1881 | Moodie, Wm., teacher of music |
1880 - 1881 | Bathgate, Geo. (atMcDowall, Steven, & Co., Milton Iron Works, 142 North Woodside Road) |
1880 - 1881 | Hewison, Rev. James K. |
1880 - 1881 | Mitchell, James Henry (at J.S. Dunn & Co., timber merchants, Rockvilla Saw Mills, Port Dundas |
1880 - 1884 | Cross, Miss C. |
1880 - 1884 | Spencer, Miss |
1880 - 1883 | Stevenson, Mrs. Robert |
1883 - 1884 | Anderson, Rev. T.S., Lyon Street Free Church |
1884 - 1886 | McMunn, Miss, ladies' and children's dressmaker |
1885 - 1894 | McCracken, James C. (at James Connell & Co., merchants, 149 Hope Street) |
1887 - 1900 | Burns, Geo., jeweller and dressing case maker, 66 Buchanan Street |
1887 - 1889 | Watson, Wm. Poole, writer, secretary, Glasgow Perthshire Association, 88 West Regent Street |
1887 - 1890 | Watson, John, teller and accountant, British Linen Co. Bank, Charing Cross Branch, 539 Sauchiehall Street, later at 110 Queen Street |
1887 - 1896 | Munro, Archd. B., 125 Bath Street |
1888 - 1890 | Waddell, Allan, writer (with McGrigor, Donald, & Co., writers, 172 St. Vincent Street) |
1891 - 1892 | Deas, John C. (at Nimmo & Co., oil and colliery plant merchants, 127 Bothwell Street) |
1891 - 1893 | Fansley, C. |
1891 - 1895 | Semple, Mrs. |
1891 - 1904 | Thyne, Robert (of J. & R. Thyne, nurserymen, floral decorators & horticultural valuators, Great Western Nurseries, Kelvinside) |
1894 - 1896 | Stewart, Geo., late H.M.C.S., Civil Service tutor, 213 Buchanan Street |
1894 - 1894 | Cullen, Robert, writer, 223 West George Street |
1894 - 1895 | Inglis, John (of John Inglis & Co., steam ship and yacht agents, 254 West George Street) |
1896 - 1905 | Clark, Thos. |
1897 - 1899 | Williamson, W. Cumstie |
1898 - 1901 | Cook, James, stationer and newsagent, 695 Great Western Road |
1899 - 1901 | Cook, Miss |
1899 - 1900 | Dunn, Joseph |
1899 - 1900 | Paxton, James G. (of Hyslop & Paxton, iron, steel, and metal merchants, & agents, 12 Waterloo Street) |
1900 - 1903 | Walsh, Mrs. |
1901 - 1908 | Paterson, J. Barrie, bookseller and stationer, 695 Gt. Western Road |
1902 - 1904 | Fleming, J.S., furnishing ironmonger, cycle agent, blacksmith, tinsmith & gasfitter, 374-376 Byres Road & 18 Vinicombe Street, Hillhead ; workshop, 13 Vinicombe Street |
1903 - 1910 | Sayers, J.H. |
1904 - 1905 | Allan, Mrs. |
1904 - 1906 | Bruce, Wm. Murray, agent for W.H. Carrington & Co., tobacconists and fancy goods manufacturers, 24 George Square |
1905 - 1909 | Anderson, John M. (of Wm. Anderson & Son) |
1905 - 1907 | Paton, George |
1906 - 1911 | McKechnie, Andrew, writer, 4 Bath Street |
1906 - 1906 | Wells, H. |
1906 - 1908 | Wright, Helen |
1908 - 1912 | Drew, Peter (of Smith & Simons, seed merchants and nurserymen, 36-38 West George Street) |
1908 - 1913 | Finlayson, Mrs. |
1909 - 1914 | Langlands, E.W. |
1911 - 1914 | Carson, Wm., 280 George Street |
1911 - 1911 | MacFadyen, Misses |
1914 - 1914 | Goodfellow, Archd. (with United States Metallic Packing Co., air compressors, steam traps, drilling machines & hammers, 52 Street Enoch Square) |