22 Queen's Terrace, Woodlands
now 9 West Prince's Street, known as 4 West Prince's Street before 1902

No occupant given until 1857

1857-58    Cochrane, Mrs.

1857-59    Hood, Miss, lady superintendant, Free Normal Seminary

1857-58    McKerrow, Mrs.

1857-59    Wallach, Henry, merchant, Virginia Buildings

1858-63    Borthwick, Adam, teacher of writing, arithmetic & book-keeping

1858-60    Cochrane, Hope, teacher of music

1858-61    Dewar, John Stewart, artist

1858-59    Forbes, Donald, painter

1858-60    Kerr, Wm.

1860-61    Collins, Captain T.

1860-61    Houston, Charles

1860-61    Steven, Mrs.

1860-96    Tulloch, Alex., clothier, 257 Sauchiehall St.

1860-61    Young, Mrs.

1861-62    Harvey, James, warehouseman

1861-75    Ross, Thomas, commercial traveller, later tea merchant, 49 Oswald Street

1861-65    Welsh, Mrs.

1863-64    Gilmour, Miss

1863-64    Hofrichter, Arnold, teacher of pianoforte

1863-64    Richardson, Alex.

1863-69    Russell, Robt.

1863-66    Shaw, Mrs.

1864-65    Hope, Mrs., lodgings

1865-68    McNair, James, lithographer & engraver, 15 Hutcheson St.

1866-73    Hewitson, Miss

1866-68    Hofrichter, Arnold, teacher of pianoforte

1867-76    Bell, Mrs.

1867-70    Houston, Mrs. Robt.

1868-70    McLeish, Archd. (of Archd. McLeish & Son, clothiers and drapers, 98 Garscube Road)

1869-83    Russell, Mrs. Robt.

1870-72    Stevenson, John, teacher, Established Church Normal Seminary

1873-77    Galloway, Robert L., wine and spirit merchant, 126 New City Road

1877-82    Crosbie, James, manufacturer, 138 Holm Street

1877-82    Law, David, jun.. (of D. & R Law, wrights and builders, 71 Burnside St.)

1877-78    Marshall, R.A. (of Dixon & Marshall, civil and mining engineers, 170 Hope St.)

1879-80    Hartmann, F.C., metal broker, 6 Dixon Street

1880-81    Ettershank, Wm., assessor of property income tax, 52 Virgmia St.

1881-92    Law, James (British Linen Co. Bank, 110 Queen Street)

1881-85    Macquarrie, L.A., bookkeeper

1881-91    MacQuarrie, Mrs., dressmaker

1882-85    Macquarrie, Mrs. M.A.

1885-87    MacQuarrie, Miss Mary Ann, teacher of music

1887-88    Macquarrie, Mrs. M.A.

1881-82    Stuart, Rev. Alex.

1882-84    Kerr, James M.

1882-1902    Stuart, Misses A. & M., milliners and dressmakers

1883-84    McConnachie, Wm., writer (at Hill, Davidson & Hoggan, writers, 194 Ingram St.)

1883-88    Rennie, John, draper and milliner, 4 Elderslie Street

1884-86    Grant, John

1884    Kerr, John M., grain department, Caledonian Railway

1883-95    Stuart, Rev. Alex.

1887-90    McLennan, Rev. John

1888-89    Watson, Thomas C., Carron wharf, Port-Dundas

1889-96    MacFarlane, Miss, dressmaker

1892-93    Graham, Miss

1892-94    Ross, Miss

1893-95    Brown, George, teacher, Grove Street School

1893-99    Brown, Geo. W., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 71 Great Western Road

1893-94    Meaten, F.F.

1896-1901    Tulloch, Mrs.

1901    Lyon, John

1901-05    McDonald, A.H.

1901-11    Ramage, Mrs.

1902-06    White, Mrs. Isabella

1904-09    More, Mrs. Wm.

1906    Brodie, George

1907-10    Martin, Miss

1914    Ross, Wm., butcher, 169 St. George's Road

1914    Cuthbert, Mrs.

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