Updated:  16 September 2011

The properties in Fore Street, Plymouth Dock (Devonport), were not numbered in 1812 so the occupants are given in alphabetical order, as per the original source:

• Richard O Backwell, ironmonger;

• William Baldy, foreman rope maker in HM Dockyard;

• Rebecca Banks, silversmith;

• John Barrett, confectioner;

• Richard Bartlett, Plymouth Inn;

• Samuel Benjamin, umbrella maker;

• George Bloy, Ring of Bells;

• Richard Bray, Peace and Fame;

• Hannah Brickman, Navy Hotel;

• James Burnett, draper;

• Joseph Burt, grocer;

• William Chenoweth, biscuit baker;

• Samuel Cock, perfumer;

• John Congdon, stationer;

• Lazarus Congdon, stationer and publisher of the Dock Telegraph newspaper;

• Thomas Coxworthy, merchant;

• Cox & Company, opticians;

• Robert Cree, draper;

• Josias Dawe, mercer;

• James Dinnis, baker;

• William Dunsford, silversmith;

• James Ellis, cordwainer;

• Edward Ford, ironmonger;

• Jonas Foot, cordwainer;

• William George, perfumer;

• Henry Gilbard, druggist;

• Arthur Glanville, perfumer and stationer;

• Glencross & Company, druggists;

• Glencross, Marshall & Company, Naval and Commercial Bank;

• Francis Goude, King's Arms Inn;

• William Heath, cordwainer;

• Honey & Bowden, coach makers;

• Edward Hoxland, stationer;

• Thomas Husbands & Son, General Bank;

• Thomas Husbands, ironmonger;

• John James, carrier;

• Henry J Johns, Dock Bank;

• John Knox, cabinet maker;

• John Lambert, notary;

• Samuel Lane, Golden Lion;

• William Lobb, mercer;

• Henry Ludlow, hatter;

• William Ludlow, hatter;

• William May, rope maker;

• James McArthur, draper;

• Thomas Mumford, flour merchant;

• Samuel Mutton, Star and Garter;

• John Norman, Commercial Bank;

• James Patey, confectioner;

• John Pearce, sadler;

• Edward Pearn, tallow chandler;

• Robert Phelps, draper;

• Henry Prinn, recruiting sergeant;

• David Price, mercer;

• Trevilian Rawle, merchant;

• James Richards, Two Trees;

• William Richards, Dock Gates;

• George Rickard, Ordnance Arms;

• William Rose, Military Arms;

• John Rutlidge, mercer;

• Thomas Ryland, tea dealer;

• Robert Saunders, grocer;

• William Smith, upholsterer;

• Thomas Smith, Commercial Inn;

• William Smith, Phoenix Inn;

• John Sole, Fountain Inn;

• St Aubyn & Company, bankers;

• James Tapper, London Inn;

• Joseph Tonkin, pilot;

• John Townshend, Union Inn;

• John Towson, watch maker;

• William Trend, school master;

• John Triggs, cordwainer;

• John Wakely, Prince George;

• Thomas Watkins, New Crown Hotel;

• Thomas Waugh, hatter;

• John Winsland, mercer;

• William Wyatt, Jolly Bacchus.

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Principal Source:

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