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

No occupant given until 1851

1851-58    McDougall, Ronald, leather merchant, leather factor & bark merchant, 11 St. Enoch's Wynd & 12 Maxwell St.

1851-53    Ramsay, James

1853-56    Jamieson, Joseph, oil merchant & refiner, 109 Clyde St., Anderston

1856-62    Knox, John, gala plaid & shawl manufacturer, 73-77 Brunswick St.

1860-63    Shaw, Thomas (of Maurice Ogle & Son, booksellers & stationers, 1 Royal Exchange Square, Queen St.)

1863-65    Somerville, James, house painter, 129 Dumbarton Road

1864-65    Bunn, Mrs.

1865-66    Reid, Robt.

1865-68    Smith, Hugh (of Smith & Knox, grain and commission merchants, 13 Hope St.)

1866-76    Clark, John

1868-71    Glen, Peter, house proprietor

1871-74    Struthers, Wilson, brassfounder (of Steven & Struthers, brassfouuders, 32 Elliot St.)

1874-76    Brown, James D. (at Gibson Brothers & Co., , manufacturers, 1 National Bank Buildings, 47 Queen St.)

1876-85    Duncan, Miss Agnes

1876-85    Somers, John, steam-power letterpress printer & lithographer, 75 East Howard St.

1885-88    Carrick, James, heating & ventilating engineer, 43 Bothwell St.

1886-95    Reid, John, manager (at Robt. Murdoch & Co., mild-steel warehouse, 212-214 Holm St.)

1889-99    Thyne, Capt. James, Clan line of steamers, 109 Hope St.

1899-1900    Thyne, Mrs.

1900    No occupant given until 1903

1903    McLean, Mrs. Allison

1903-07    Smith, W.

1908    Yuill, Wm., foreman moulder, ironfounder (at Hydepark Foundry Co. Ltd., ironfounders, 52-74 Finnieston St.)

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