66 Turnberry Road
House names : Thornton to 1881, then Penarva to 1904, then Pendora to 1905, then St. Albans

No occupants given until 1873

1873-80    Brown, Matthew (of Richardson, Findlay & Co., merchants, 29 St. Vincent Place)

1880-81    Whitelaw, Wm.

1881-82    Campbell, Rev. Colin, B.D., minister of St. Mary's parish, Partick

1882    No occupants given until 1883

1883-93    Shepherd, John Wm., managing director, London & Glasgow Engineering & Iron Shipbuilding Co. Ltd., engine works, St. James' Foundry, 49 Anderston Quay ; boiler works, 172 Lancefleld St.; shipbuilding yard, Middleton Ship Yard, Govan

1893    No occupants given until 1894

1894-1900    McEwen, Alex., tobacco importer, 20 Dixon Street

1900    No occupants given until 1901

1901-04    Cockburn, Charles T. (of Cockburn & Co. Ltd., manufacturing chemists, 130-140 Howard St.)

1904    Silcox, G. (of McIntyre, Silcox & Toshack, wholesale whisky merchants, blenders & brokers, 29 Waterloo St.)

Next door to 62 Turnberry Road                    Across Airlie Street to 88 Turnberry Road

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