Updated:  16 September 2011

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

• Charles Baker, victualler;

• -?- Battell, White Hart Inn;

• -?- Beckford, draper;

• John Cater, grocer;

• Thomas Chaff, grocer;

• Collier & Company, porter merchants;

• Joseph Congdon, Commercial Inn;

• William Crees, corn factor;

• Edward Cuddiford, butcher;

• Richard Derry, draper;

• -?- Evans, ironmonger;

• James Fox, grocer;

• Reverend John Gandy, vicar of St Andrew's Church;

• John Gandy, attorney-at-law;

• William Gregg, currier;

• Judith Ham, baker;

• John Hannaford, Oxford Inn;

• Mrs Harvey, grocer;

• Mr Harvey, mercer;

• Peter Jacobson;

• -?- Jeffery, saddler;

• -?- Jenkins, printer;

• Mrs Keene, grocer;

• A King, George Inn;

• -?- Kingdon, Half Moon;

• -?- Lapp, Rose and Crown Public House;

• John Prideaux, druggist;

• -?- Shepherd, saddler;

• -?- Smith, draper;

• Richard Webb, druggist;

• Mr Westlake JP;

• James Wingett, shoe maker;

• George Woollridge.

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Principal Source:

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