Updated:  17 September 2011

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

• John Austin, draper;

• Mary Baxter, lodging house;

• Francis Beaty, Purser;

• Richard Berryman, solicitor;

• Billing & Bagehot, drapers;

• Thomas Billing, timber merchant;

• John Bone, surgeon;

• Robert Bone, solicitor;

• John William Bozon, solicitor;

• James Cossier, haberdasher;

• Nicholas Crews, currier;

• -? -Davie, attorney;

• R Dunning, surgeon;

• Thomas Elworthy, cordwainer;

• Jonathon Elford, Esquire;

• John Foot, Surveyor of Taxes;

• William Gilson, solicitor;

• John Harris, solicitor;

• G F Harris, conveyancer;

• Stephen Hawkins, baker;

• William Higman, saddler;

• George Horton, auctioneer;

• Thomas Hussey, coffee house;

• George Leach, solicitor;

• John Liscombe, brewer;

• Daniel Little, surgeon;

• James Lugger, solicitor;

• Peter Manley, clerk in the Storekeeper's Office;

• John Marshall, Esquire;

• Patrick Mullins, draper;

• Major-General Nelson;

• George Nettle, fruiterer;

• O Nicklin, draper;

• Henry Pascoe, lodging house;

• Charles Peers, solicitor;

• Francis Roberts, mercer;

• Richard Rodd senior, Clerk to the Commissioners;

• Richard Rodd junior, solicitor;

• Richard Rutt, chronometer maker;

• George Sandford, comedian and stationer;

• John Smith, surgeon;

• Thomas Spearman, Purser;

• Sir John St Aubyn's Manor Office;

• Mrs St Aubyn, banker;

• Martin Thomas, wine merchant;

• Thomas Titterton;

• Cornelius Tripe, surgeon;

• Reverend Jonathon Williams, magistrate.

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Principal Source:

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