Updated:  14 September 2011

The properties in Chapel Street, East Stonehouse, were not numbered in 1812 so the occupants are given in alphabetical order, as per the original source:

• Elizabeth Avent, grocer;

• John Bartlett, victualler;

• William Dyer, pawnbroker;

• James Gildard, ironmonger;

• James Gregory, hair dresser;

• Henry Harris, cordwainer;

• Richard Hele, victualler;

• E Hendy, victualler;

• Thomas Holland, victualler;

• Thomas Huss;

• James James, mercer and tailor;

• James Nightingale, grocer;

• William Perrett, mason;

• John Russell, slop seller;

• Mary Shepton, mantua maker;

• James Shopland, hair dresser;

• Thomas Steel, confectioner;

• John Stone, ironmonger;

• James Teekle, baker;

• William Trego, painter;

• Captain John Williams RN;

• -?- Willcocks, druggist.

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Principal Source:

"The Picture of Plymouth", Rees and Curtis, Plymouth, 1812.