27 St. Vincent Crescent, Kelvinhaugh
Known as Stobcross Crescent before 1851.

No occupant given until 1855

1855-65    Train, Thomas, commission agent, agent for Gilkison & Hunter, distillers, Campbeltown, & Robert Younger, brewer, Edinburgh, 179 Argyle St.

1856-66    Hamilton, James (of Robert Barclay & Curle, wood & iron ship-builders, boat-builders, joiners, blacksmiths, painters & blockmakers, 59 McAlpine St. ; slipdocks, Broomielaw & Clydeholm, Whiteinch)

1856-59    McFarlane, Samuel (of John King & Son, powerloom-cloth manufacturers & merchants, Canada Court, 78 Queen St.)

1858-66    Peden, Adam, hosier & glover, 171 Argyle St.

1859-62    Goldie, James, central police chambers, later civil engineer

1862-75    Clark, David, merchant, commission & insurance agent, 40 Union St.

1865-68    Hunter, Geo., wool & commission merchant, 54 St. Enoch Square

1866-73    Peden, Mrs.

1867-70    Taylor, James (of Turnbull & Co., manufacturing chemists, 37 West George St. ; works, Camlachie)

1868-71    Kirkwood, R. Reid, merchant & commission agent, 137 W. Regent St.

1870-72    McNee, Wm., wine & spirit merchant, 546 St. Vincent St. & 216 Dumbarton Road

1871-72    Duncan, Fred., R.N.R., superintendent, marine office, 12 James Watt St.

1871-73    Logan, Archd., M.D., 184 Main St., Anderston

1872-80    Barton, Hugh (of Barton & Co., ship-store merchants, 27 Oswald St.)

1872-77    Smyth, Wm. H. (at F.B. Lecky, merchant, 39 Gordon St.)

1873-80    Miller, James F. (of James Miller & Co., rivet & screw manufacturers, 204 Stobcross St.)

1875-78    Clark, Mrs.

1877-79    Edgar, Rev. Robt., Cranstonhill U.P. Church

1878-80    Glass, Charles (of Charles Glass & Co., publishers & printers, 85 Maxwell St.)

1879-81    Campbell, Rev. J.M., minister, or chaplain to seamen, Seamen's Chapel

1880-90    Barton, Mrs.

1880-83    Greenlees, James, bootmaker, 464 Argyle St., 153 Cowcaddens & 7 Dowanhill Place, Partick

1880-82    Stevenson, James, flag & banner maker, 197 Dumbarton Road

1882-86    Gow, James D. (at James Hay & Sons, steam-ship owners & brokers, 111 Union St.)

1883-84    MacKenzie, Geo., jun., photographer, 195 Dumbarton Road

1886-87    Hunter, Alex., writer & notary public, 188 St. Vincent St.

1886-87    McVinnie, Robert, ship chandler, smith, copper & tinsmith, ship furnisher & ironmonger, 69-73 Finnieston St.

1887-89    Cameron, John, music & general publisher, 83 Dunlop St.

1887-90    Lang, James, superintendent engineer (at Geo. Smith & Sons, merchants and shipowners, 45 W. Nile St.)

1887-90    Wallace, James (at G. & J. Burns, steam shipping office, 30 Jamaica St.)

1889-90    Lowe, Rev. T. Hill, incumbent, St. John's (Episcopal) Church, Cranstonhill

1890    No occupant given until 1895

1895-1903    Dickson, Wm.., stationmaster, Central Station

1895-99    Robertson, R. (of R. Robertson & Son, oil merchants, importers & agents, paint & varnish manufacturers, Bridge St. Station Buildings, 33-35 Commerce St.)

1896-1901    Williams, John, railway contractor

1897-1902    McKellar, D., stevedore, General Terminus and Queen's Dock

1897-99    Williams & White

1900-07    McKinlay, Wm. (at Stevenson & Co., wholesale warehousemen, 37 Queen St.)

1901    Lamond, James, cashier (at Mitchell, Watson & Co., accountants & stockbrokers, 30 Renfield St.)

1902-05    Morris, Mrs.

1903    Allison, Thomas, station superintendent, Central Station

1906    McMillan, Mrs. Christina

1907-11    Anderson, H.A.S. (of Anderson, Grant & Co., motor agents, 345-347 St. Vincent St.)

1908    Lamond, Geo. L., cashier (at M. Robin & Son, wine & spirit merchants, 188-204 Howard St.)

1912-13    Lorkin, F., wine & spirit merchant, 68 Cranston St.

1914    Henry, Charles

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