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

No occupant given until 1852

1852-57    Stephen, Alex., shipbuilder. (of Alex. Stephen & Sons, wood & iron shipbuilders, 15 Windmillcroft, slip-dock & building-yards, Kelvinhaugh)

1857    No occupant given until 1858

1858-60    Johnston, Wm. D., secretary, North British Insurance Co., 102 St. Vincent St.

1860-65    Bonar, Rev. Andrew A., Free Church, Finnieston

1865    No occupant given until 1866

1866-69    Smith, James (of Smith & Wellstood, American stove & range manufacturers & founders, 11 Dixon St.; works, Bonnybridge)

1869    No occupant given until 1870

1870-72    Johnston, Thomas (at Merry & Cuninghame, iron & coal masters, 127 St. Vincent St.)

1870-73    Bell, Mrs. E.M.

1873-79    Thomson, Rev. Peter, B.D., minister, Kelvinhaugh Parish Church

1879-80    Green, Rev. Geo. G., M.A., minister, Cranstonhill U.P. Church

1880    No occupant given until 1885

1885-87    Kinghorn, J.M. (Caledonian Railway, 302 Buchanan St.)

1887    No occupant given until 1888

1888-90    Stevenson, John (at J. McNairn, later J. McNairn & Co., American, continental & colonial produce & commission merchant,167 Ingram St.)

1889-90    Stevenson, Wm., miller, grain & produce merchant, 65 Oswald St.

1890-96    Hamilton, John, agent, Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd., Stobcross branch, 119 Dumbarton Road

1896-1905    Hamilton, Mrs. John

1905    No occupant given until 1906

1906    Girvan, Archd. R., mason

1907    Girvan, John, LL.B., writer (of McClure, Naismith, Brodie & Co., writers & commissioners for oaths for English, Irish & Colonial Courts, 77 St. Vincent St.)

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