Next door to6 Kew Gardens (10 Ruthven Street) Next door to 10 Kew Gardens (14 Ruthven Street)
Start - End | Name, occupation and work address |
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1890 - 1894 | Walton, G.K. |
1890 - 1893 | Walker, John, fishmonger, poulterer and licensed game dealer, 4 Ruthven Place, 245 Byres Road |
1891 - 1896 | Kay, Archd., R.S.W., artist ; studio, 136 Wellington Street |
1891 - 1909 | McQueen, Robert, traveller (at S. & W. McCulloch, wholesale grocers, tea and wine merchants, 357 Argyle Street) |
1891 - 1905 | Moyes, John Y., basket, brush & comb warehouse, 49 St. Vincent Street ; toy and fancy goods emporium, 41 Argyle Arcade |
1894 - 1896 | Allan, John |
1896 - 1898 | Hinderwell, H.G., agent, 93 Hope Street |
1898 - 1901 | Baynham, Mrs. |
1898 - 1901 | Grant, Peter |
1898 - 1907 | Craig, R.W. |
1898 - 1904 | King, J.W. |
1901 - 1911 | Hamilton, G. |
1901 - 1908 | Woodrow, Miss J., teacher of pianoforte |
1902 - 1902 | MacKenzie, Miss |
1902 - 1909 | Woodrow, Mrs. Jane |
1904 - 1911 | Thomson, Hugh J., chemical and produce broker, 147 Bath Street |
1905 - 1910 | Thornton, A.S., cashier (John Ferguson & Sons, manufacturers of brushes & merchants for bellows, mats, feather dusters, chamois leathers, gloves, 54 York Street) |
1905 - 1905 | Thornton, Charles |
1911 - 1911 | Caie, J. Forbes |
1911 - 1911 | Dunnett, Mrs. |
1913 - 1913 | Rae, Mrs. |
1914 - 1914 | Liston, Robert G., draughtsman (A. & P. Steven, electric & hydraulic lifts makers, pumping engines & cranes, 181 Street James' Road) |