11 Hillborough Terrace, Hillhead
Now known as 4 Southpark Avenue, originally as Ann Street.

No occupant given until 1875

1875-88    Faulds, Robt., merchant, 79 West Regent St., later at 80 Renfield Street

1875-79    Faulds, Thomas

1875-83    Milne, Dr. James M., analytical and consulting chemist, 144 West Regent Street

1877-80    Gartley, Geo. T., 82 St. Vincent Street

1879-80    Grey, John, artist, studio 179 West George Street

1880-81    Boath, Wm.

1880-83    Keay, Miss

1880-84    Ramsay, J.G. (of Ramsay & Co., manufacturers of shirts and clothing by steam power, and trousers by special machinery, 63 North Frederick Street)

1883-89    Gladstone, Rev. Geo., minister, N. Dundas St. E.U. Church

1884-86    Algie, James

1884-89    Smith, William Alex. (of Smith, Findlay & Co., shawl manufacturers, 22 West Nile Street)

1884-89    Walker, Miss

1886-89    Faulds, Thomas

1888-89    Faulds, John

1888-99    Stewart, Mrs. David

1890-1903    Easton, Robert

1890-94    Pitcairn, Mrs. Andrew

1891-95    Roberton, Mrs.

1894-97    Pitcairn, Miss

1897-1907    Findlay, Mrs.

1898-1900    McLaren, John W., writer (of J.F. McLaren & Co., writers and notaries, 134 St. Vincent St.)

1898    Thomson, Miss A.

1898-99    Wallace, D.

1900    Stewart, A. McP., India rubber & asbestos manufacturer, 52 Oswald St.

1901-03    Stewart, Miss

1901-06    Watson, Mrs.

1903-06    Armstrong, James Walker, I.M., measurer, 136 Wellington St.

1904-10    MacKinlay, Wm., solicitor (of James Stevenson & Mackinlay, solicitors, 67 W. Regent St. and at Millport)

1912    Brodie, John Boyd, civil engineer, 141 West George St.

Around the corner to 10 Hillsborough Terrace (2 Bower Street, formerly Bruce Street)

Across Rokeby Lane to 2 Southpark Avenue (Rokeby Terrace)      Across Bower Street to 10 Southpark Avenue (1 Hillsborough Square)

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