163 West Prince's Street, Woodlands
Queen's Gardens
Known as 62 West Prince's Street before 1901

No occupants given until 1888

1888-93    Elder, Miss

1888    Ferguson, Alex., teacher of music

1888-93    Jack, Mrs.

1888    Knight-Soubeiran, Anna, teacher of French & music

1888-93    Linford, Albert W., traveller (Bass Ratcliff & Gretton Ltd., brewers, Burton-on-Trent, 115 Hope St.)

1888-1907    Watson, Wm., cooper, wine and spirit cask merchant, 75 Washington St.

1889-92    Sim, Geo., commercial traveller, 84 Miller St.

1890-93    Duncan, Daniel, jun., milliner and draper, 1-3 Great Western Road

1893-96    Angus, R.M., accountant, Royal Bank, 130 Cowcaddens St.

1893-1900    Chisholm, W.S. (of W.S. Chisholm & Co., iron, steel, metal & machinery merchants, engineers & general ironmongers, 40 York St.)

1893-94    Docherty, James S. (of Shields and Docherty, colliery agents and coal exporters, 15 Gordon St.)

1894-1902    Henderson, John, teacher of French, High School

1895-96    Bernard, James, provision merchant, 341 Garscube Road

1895    MacKay, Mrs.

1896-1907    Kydd, Charles (at John Cousar & Co., linen merchants, sack manufacturers, importers of Calcutta sacks & second-hand bag factors, Corn Exchange Buildings, 81 Hope St. ; warehouse & stores, 46 Washington St.)

1896    McLean, Mrs. Alex.

1901-07    Machell, Wm. R. (of Thomas Machell & Sons, pianoforte, organ & harmonium warehouse, pianoforte tuners & repairers, 45 Great Western Road)

1904-08    Stenhouse, James H. (at Gellatly, Hankey & Co., shipping, forwarding and insurance agents, ship brokers, 33 Gordon St.)

1909-12    Hepburn, Mrs.

1909    Murray, S.J.

1909-12    Putnam, F.H.

1909    Simpson, A.D., Galvanisers Ltd., Hunter St., Whiteinch

1911    MacKay, Eric G., furniture warehouse, 93 Hope St. later at South Exchange Court, 77 Queen St.

1912    Hardie, George

Next door to 151 West Prince's Street     Next door to 175 West Prince's Street

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