1 Bute Mansions, Hillhead
Now 72 Hillhead Street, now demolished for the University of Glasgow

No occupants given until 1889

1889-95    Mowat, Joseph G. (of Mowat Brothers, flour importers, 21 Hope St.)

1890-95    Fulton, John F. (of Biggart & Fulton, ship owners, ship & insurance brokers & agents, 24 George Square)

1894-99    Peat, P.T.S., yarn merchant, 11 John St.

1895-1901    Frew, John, manufacturer, 342 Main St., Bridgeton

1896-1901    Gray, Rev. John, B.D., St. George's Road U.P. Church

1899-1905    Wilson, H.L., Lieut. R.N.R., marine supt., Clan Line Steamers Ltd., steamship owners, 109 Hope St.

1901-07    Wilson, Mrs. John

1905-10    Spence, J. Fleming D., Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society, 114 West George St.

1906    Smith, Hugh, engineer, Possil Engine Works, Possil Road

1908    Bowie, John (of W. & J. Bowie, dyers, cleaners & ostrich feather dressers, Clyde Dye Works, Bridgeton)

1910-13    Martin, Charles A., lecturer in French language and literature, The University

1914    Farmer, Wm.

1914    Farmer, James F. (of Wm. Farmer & Sons, Italian warehousemen, tea, coffee & wine merchants, 1 Rokeby Terrace & 29-33 Otago St.)

Next door to 1 Bute Gardens (76 Hillhead Street)            Next door to 2 Bute Mansions (70 Hillhead Street)    

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