6 Dryburgh Gardens, North Kelvinside

No occupants given until 1896

1896-1901    Cowie, James, manager (at Cooper, Corah & Sons, hosiery manufacturers, 2S Jamaica St.)

1896-99    Kling, A.

1896-1905    Laing, Robert (of James R. & Wm. Laing, watch & clock makers, goldsmiths & jewellers, 53-55 Brunswick St.)

1896-97    McCulley, Robt., musician

1896-98    Osborne, Geo. S. (at Summerlee & Mossend Iron & Steel Co., makers of pig-iron, iron & steel, 172 West George St. ; works, Summerlee & Mossend ; colliery, Blackhill, Knightswood)

1897-98    Munro, Wm.

1897-1908    Taylor, David, manufacturers' agent, 49 Virginia St.

1897-98    Winder, J.A., manager (Yost Typewriter Co. Ltd., manufacturers of typewriters & duplicators, 112 St. Vincent St.)

1898-1900    Dunlop, Wm. (at Thomas Dunlop & Sons, flour importers, ship owners & brokers, agents for Corporation of Lloyds, Haytian Consulate, 70 Wellington St.)

1898-1907    Ferguson, Daniel, draper, milliner & clothier, 199 & 348 Garscube Road

1898-1901    Fetherston, Charles Edward, cigar merchant, 152 Sauchiehall St.

1900    McDonald, David, clerk (Royal Bank of Scotland)

1901-04    Aitken, Thomas, commercial traveller, Osmonds Ltd. of Birmingham

1902-05    Wallace, Maggie (of Wallace & Clark, analytical & consulting chemists,138 Bath St., then in 1903, ladies' & children's dressmaker, 67 Elmbank St.)

1903-07    Clouston, James J., draper, 375 New City Road

1905    James, Thomas L., warehouseman

1907    MacKenzie, David, pawnbroker, 147 Gairbraid St.

1908-12    Borthwick, J. Fairlie (of Black & Borthwick, shirting, wincey & dress goods manufacturers, 73 Dunlop St.)

1910    Buchanan, Andrew Walter (of Joshua Buchanan & Son, wine merchants & cordial manufacturers, 23 Clyde St., Port Dundas)

1912    Gillespie, Wm., slater & plasterer, 141 Glebe St.

1912    Nimmo, Charles Stewart, tailor & clothier, 231 Gt. Western Rd.

Next door to 10 Dryburgh Gardens

Around the corner to 6 Wilton Mansions (152 Wilton Street)

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