1 Colebrooke Place, Hillhead

No occupants given until 1885

1885-89    Anderson, John (late sergeant 4th Queen's Own Hussars), janitor, Glasgow Academy

1885-86    Campbell, Mrs.

1885-88    Smith, James, coalmaster, Saracen and Eastfield, Possilpark

1885-1904    Stewart, James (at J. & W. Campbell & Co., warehousemen, 137 Ingram Street)

1886-92    Graves, Wm. (of Wm. Graves & Co., export merchants, 150 Hope Street)

1886    Janton, Louis, teacher of French

1886-88    McNish, George (of Robt. McNish & Co., tea merchants, 47 East Howard Street)

1886-88    McNish, John (of Robt. McNish & Co., tea merchants, 47 East Howard Street)

1886-91    McVie, Thomas, assistant inspector of schools, Govan & Dumbarton districts

1887-88    Eadie, Jas. C.

1887-88    McNish, Robt.

1887-96    Tait, Mrs.

1888-1911    McBride, Mrs. John

1888-97    Townsend, Mrs. M.

1890-1912    Fleming, Mrs.

1891-1907    Munro, Alexander, traveller (at Samuel Allsopp & Son Ltd., brewers, Burton-on-Trent, 89 Bath St.)

1896-1900    Brown, W.N. (at A. Ralph Brown, stockbroker, 48 West George St.)

1897-1907    Guthrie, Mrs. W.I.

1897-1907    Stevenson, Mrs. Joseph

1902-03    Scotland, Robt. G., surgical appliance maker, 209 Buchanan St.

1906    Elder, Charles

1908-10    Alston, Edward

1908    Alston, Miss E.B.

1908-10    Booth, Wm., secretary (A. & J. Inglis Ltd., engineers and shipbuilders, 64 Warroch St.)

1912    Osbourne, Robert, collector of municipal assessments, City Chambers

1913    MacNab, Miss

Around the corner to 16 Colebrooke Street

Across the Colebrooke Lane and around the corner to 22 Belmont Street

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