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PLYMOUTH ROADS AND STREETS | EBRINGTON STREET

OCCUPANTS OF EBRINGTON STREET STREET, PLYMOUTH, IN 1890

North side (from Old Town Street towards Gibbon Street and Ham Street):

1 - Alfred Geach, tailor;

2 - Voddon & Johns, coal merchants, with William Johns living on the premises;

3 - Richard Hoskin, picture frame maker;

4 - Joseph Dower and William Dower, victuallers, Lord Ebrington Public House, plus John Lavers Pope, watch maker;

Here was Garden Street

5 - John Thomas Monk, baker;

6 - Jehoshaphat Hardingham, boot maker, and Mrs Jane Hardingham plus James Treliven;

7 - Joseph Hannaford;

8 - Miss L K Gregory, fancy draper;

9 - William Forward, ironmonger;

10 - John James Tooker, cabinet maker;

11 - Samuel Gerry, butcher;

12 - William Rogers Congdon, corn merchanmt;

13 - John Evens;

14 - Henry Safe, draper, and Mrs Emma Sage, dress maker;

15 - George Harris, grocer;

16 - William Mitchell, painter;

17 - Mrs Eveline Walker;

18 - Mrs Jane Charlick, baker;

19 - Mrs Elizabeth Lake, hardware dealer;

20 - Samuel John Cross, butcher;

21 - William Chubb, tailor;

22 - Owen Gay, stationer;

23 - John James Phear, saddler;

Here was Elizabeth Place

24 - George Charles, tobacconist;

25 - Thomas Lock, boot maker;

26 - Daniel Scanlon, fish and fruit dealer;

27 - Miss Wallace, shopkeeper;

28 - Miss G Snell, greengrocer;

29 - Mrs Elizabeth Levin, umbrella maker;

Here was Park Lane

-- - William Newcombe, cab proprietor;

-- - James Elworthy, joiner;

-- - George Tucker, organ builder;

-- - Richard Triscott, nurseryman;

Here was Gibbon Street and Ham Street.

South side (from Ham Street and Green Street towards Old Town Street):

Here was Ham Street and Green Street

-- - Hope Chapel, United Methodist Free Church, George Watkins, chapel keeper;

Here was Norley Place

30 - Frederick Ratford, beer house;

31 - Henry D Williams, hairdresser, and Mrs Williams;

32 - John Elford, joiner;

33 - William Terry;

34 - Charles S Webb, surgeon, and John Clyma, medical dispenser;

35 - John Down, hosier;

36 - Mrs Margaret Quick, grocer;

37 - John Bridgman, post office clerk;

38 - Joseph John Best, beer house;

39 - John Stokes and Miss Stokes, milliner;

40 - Mrs Ann Symons;

41 - Edwin Doidge;

-- - Pethick Brothers, builders, with Nicholas F Pethick living on premises;

42½ - Thomas Barry, tailor;

-- - Primitive Methodist Chapel;

45 - Mrs Sarah Carpenter, grocer;

46 - Mrs Susan Towell, dining rooms;

47 - Edgar Brownings, joiner, and William Elliott, joiner;

Here was Old Town Street.

NL = Addresses not listed. These were usually let on short-term tenancies and therefore not listed in street directories.

Principal Source:

"Plymouth 1890: History and Directory", originally published by Messrs William White Ltd, Hindsight Publications, King's Lynn, Norfolk, 1989.