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Poplar High Street, North Side part 5

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The Post Office Directory, in 1944 from 179 to 241 Poplar High Street

... here is Newby place ...

Commodore House (council flats)
197, 199 & 201 Miller J Ltd, bakers
St James House (flats)

... here is Bazely Street ...

227 Drew Chas Hy, stationer
Post, Money Order & Telephone Call Office & Saving Bank
229 Ritchie Sydney Walter, baker
231 Maxwell Laundries
233 Cox Edward, valeting service

... here is Cotton Street ...
 

Numbering from Kellys Directory, in 1934 from 179 to 241 Poplar High Street

179 Wills Sydney Leonard, wireless supplies dealer

... here is Newby Place ...

189 Nabi Ghulam, silk merchant
191 Bentley Jn, chandlers shop

... here is Collins Place ...

193 Pyne George, greengrocer
195 Cooper Jn, fried fish shop
197, 199 & 201 Miller J Ltd, bakers
209 Goldberg D, chandlers shop

... here is Commodore Court ...

213 Davidson Jacob, chandlers shop
215 Kramer Mrs Liza, clothier
217 Slade R J, newsagent
219 Visokle Samuel, tailor
221 Cohen Abraham. haberdasher
223 Diploma Laundry Ltd

... here is Bow Lane ...

225 & 246 to 256 Wickes Henry & Sons Ltd, shipping butchers
227 Drew Chas Hy, stationer
Post, Money Order & Telephone Call Office & Saving Bank
229 Ritchie Sydney Walter, baker
231 Maxwell Laundries Ltd
233 Cox Edward, valeting service
241 Sun & Sawyers, Andrew Dempster

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1915 from 179 to 241 Poplar High Street

179 Green Dragon, Walter Wm Wood

... here is Newby Place ...

189 Collins Thomas Steward, confectioner
Clarke Benjamin John, chimney sweeper (1 Collins Place)
193 Pyne George, greengrocer
195 Tremain George, fried fish shop
197 Bailey James, chandlers shop
201 East London Cake Co
203,205 & 207 Oyler Thos & Geo, lodging house
209 Red Lion, Edward Henry Tyler
? Amalgamated Sciety of Engine Drivers & Firemen, both land & marine
S Fleetwood, sec
217 Dowle Mrs Matilda, newsagent
219 Goldberg John & son, picture frame makers
221 Beal Richard, scale maker
223 Eldridge Sidney, corn dealer

... here is Bow Lane ...

227 Home & Colonial Stores Ltd
229 Gilbert Charles John, baker
Post, Money Order & Telephone Call Office & Saving Bank
231 Richards & Co, sheet metal workers
235 Weeden James, bootmaker
237 Peacock Percy, chemist
239 Covelley Henry, greengrocer
241 Exchange Tavern, Jas Edward Radford

 

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1910 from 179 to 241 Poplar High Street

179 Green Dragon, Walter Wm Wood

... here is Newby Place ...

191 Peterson Mrs Esther, confectioner
Clarke Benjamin John, chimney sweeper (1 Collins Place)
195 Tremain George, fried fish shop
197 Bailey James, chandlers shop
199 & 201 East London Cake Co
203,205 & 207 Oyler Thos & Geo, lodging house
209 Old Commodore, Edward Henry Tyler
213 Nash John Henry, boot maker
215 Platto Dominico, hairdresser
217 Dowle Mrs Matilda, newsagent
219 Goldberg John, picture frame maker
221 Beal Richard, scale maker
223 Clifford William, corn dealer

... here is Bow Lane ...

225 Buckley Samuel, wardrobe dealer
227 Home & Colonial Stores Ltd
229 Gilbert Charles John, baker
Post, Money Order & Telephone Call Office & Saving Bank
233 Landor, Shutes & Co, sauce mas
235 Weeden James, bootmaker
237 Peacock Percy, chemist
239 Coveley Henry, fruiterer
241 Exchange Tavern, Mrs Georgina Wickes
 

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1899 from 179 to 241 Poplar High Street

179 Green Dragon, Walter Wm Wood
179a poplar Constitutional Club Co Ltd - Jas Y Mosey, sec

... here is Newby Place ...

189 Kaye Thomas, timber merchant
191 ...per Henry, confectioner
Clarke Benjamin John, chimney sweeper (1 Collins Place)
193 Scruton Thomas, greengrocer
195 Bourne Joseph, fried fish shop
197 Hewlett Mrs Emilia Charlotte, chandlers shop
199 Raitt Horatio William, hatter
201 Bohs John Henry Chas. baker
203,205 & 207 Oyler Thos & Geo, lodging house
209 Old Commodore, John Christopher Armstrong
213 Dowle Robert & Son, bootmakers
215 Schoenfeld Adolph, tobacconist
217 Reed Benj Saml, house decorator
219 Goldberg Isaac, picture frame maker
221 Beal Richard, scale maker
223 Carter Brothers, corn dealers

... here is Bow Lane ...

225 Kemsley frederick, greengrocer
227 Home & Colonial Stores Ltd
229 Gilbert Charles John, baker
Post Office, Money Order Office & savings bank
231 Comor & Halpern, who confectioers
235 Weeden James, bootmaker
237 Peacock Persy, chemist
239 Wortley Richard, undertaker
241 Exchange Tavern, Hy Wickes

 

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1882 from 179 to 241 Poplar High Street

179 Green Dragon Railway Tavern, Edward Davis
181 & 183 Raitt Wm Henry, hat ma

... here is Newby Place ...

187 Youthed Henry, coffee rooms
189 Allen Miss Sophia, milliner
191 Bland Alfred Thomas, grocer
193 Beadman James, coffee house
195 Biggs Mrs Mary Ann, confectioner
199 Gerlach Carl, hairdresser
201 Oyler Thos & Geo, bakers
203, 205 & 207 Oyler Thomas & George (St James Chambers)
209 Old Commodore, Wm F Lake
211 Gregg Robert, coffee rooma
215 Sheppard John Aslett, tobacconist
217 Robson & Scott, iron cement ma
Robson Jno Wordsworth, artist
219 Goodman Thomas, bootmaker
221 Drapper Wm, china, glass etc delaer
223 Carter Brothers, corn dealers

... here is Bow Lane ...

225 Beach Geo & Benjn, ironmongers
227 Freeman Henry, tailor
229 Chamberlain Robert, plumber
231 & 233 Gannaway Fredk, grocer
235 Revell john, hatter
237 Peacock Percy, chemist
239 Wortley Richard, undertaker
241 Sun & Sawyers, George West
 

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1869 from 179 to 241 Poplar High Street

179 Green Dragon, Henry John Marsh
181 & 183 Matthews john Wm, hat maker

... here is Newby Place ...

187 Abbott William, outfitter
189 Hilton Thomas, pewterer
191 Bowman William, confectioner
193 Nokes Henry, coffee house
195 Biggs Mrs Mary Ann, chandlers shop
197 March Frederick, bootmaker
203 Self Chas Matthew, auctioneer
207 Karby John Heaton, painter
209 Old Commodore, Wm F Lukes
211 Midmer Henry, coffee rooms
213 Barrett William, bootmaker
215 Morgan Mrs Ann, baker
217 Prosser Evan, builder
219 Goodman Thomas, bootmaker
221 Davies Henry, glass & china dealer
223 Carter Brothers, corn dealers

... here is Bow Lane ...

225 Beach Geo & Benjn, ironmongers
227 Freeman henry, tailor
229 Bark Henry, boot & shoe maker
231 & 233 Holton Fredk, linen draper
235 Revell John, hatter
237 Peacock Hamerton, chemist
239 Page William, pie shop
241 Sun & Sawyers, George West
 

1861 census directory listing of head of households

198 Green Dragon - George Frederick Pickers
196 George Browman Smith, Hatter
195 Sarah Hurdy, Stationer
193 William Abbotts, Outfitter
192 Charles Minton, Railway Porter
192 George Plummer, hairdresser
191 James Weston, Ship Joiner
190 George Green, Coffee House Keeper
189 Mary Ann Biggs, Householder
188 Frederick March, Shopman
188 John Healey, General Dealer
187 Charles Plummer, Butcher
185 & 186 Charles Self, Auctioneer
184 John Kirby, Plumber
183 The Old Commodore, Harriet Blackman, Licensed Victualler
182 Henry Midmas ??, Whitesmith
181 William Basset, Boot & Shoe Maker
180 William Robert Morgan, Master Baker
179 Harriet Stevens, General Dealer
178 Thomas Goodman, Boot & Shoe Maker
177 Henry Davies, Earthenware dealer
174 James Everett, Corn & Flour dealer

[These entries were not numbered, estimating  from 1851 numbering]
176 George beach, Ironmonger
174 Henry Bark, Boot Maker
173 Catherine Lowe, House Keeper
171 William Paddington, Super Permit Waiter
170 Ham R Peacock, Pharmaceutical Chemist
169 Jphn R Wynne, Pie House Keeper
168 James Arter, Victualler [Sun & Sawyers]

Numbering in 1856 from Post Office Directory, from 168 to 198 Poplar High Street (in opposite numbering direction)

168 Sun & Sawyers, James Arter
169 Chambers Mrs sarah, fishmonger
170 Peacock Hamerton Richard, chemist
171 Pattenden Wm, agent to Phoenix off
172 & 173 Hollick John & Edwin, linen drapers
174 Bark henry, boot & shoe maker
175 Freeman Henry, tailor
176 Beach George, ironmonger

... here Bow lane intersects ...

176 Evennett James, corn dealer
177 Ward Geo Wm, glass & china dealer
178 Goodman Thomas, boot 7 shoe maker
179 Stevens Mrs harriet, greengrocer
180 Morgan William Robert, baker
181 Barrett William, boot maker
182 Molson John Grundy, oil 7 colorman
183 Old Commodore, Timothy Blackman
184 Karby John Heaton, painter 7 glazier
186 Self Charles, auctioneer & cabinet maker
187 Watson Joseph, butcher
188 Healey John, saw & tool maker
188 1/2 Chipcase Joseph, boot & shoe maker
189 Biggs Mrs Mary Ann, chandlers shop
190 Collier Mrs Ann, coffee rooms
191 Pattenden John, confectioner
192 Dawson Henry Edward, boot maker
193 Abbott William, outfitter
195 Hardy James & Co, stationers
195 Attwood John Borman, civil engineer
196 Matthews John Pearce, hat manufacturer
198 Green Dragon, Thomas Graves
 

Numbering in 1851 from Kellys Directory, from 168 to 198 Poplar High Street (in opposite numbering direction)

168 Sun & Sawyers, Henry Farnes
169 Chambers William, fishmonger
170 Peacock Hamerton Rd, chemist etc
171 Pattenden Wm, agent to Phoenix off
172 & 173 Hollick John & E, linendrapers
174 Bark Joseph, boot & shoemaker
175 Freeman Henry, tailor
176 Beach George, ironmonger

... here Bow lane intersects

176 & 214 Hardy & Weighton, stationers
177 Ward George, glass & china dealer
178 Peacock Robert, boot & shoemaker
180 Morgan William Robert, baker
181 Pow Thomas, pork butcher
182 Hamond Charles, oil & colorman
183 Old Commodore, Edward Kempton
184 Karby John Eaton, glazier
186 Self Charles, auctioneer
187 Fardell Thos jun, butcher & carman
188 Harding Benjamin, greengrocer
189 Weaver Richard, outfitter
190 Collier James, coffee rooms
191 Smith Samuel, confectioner
192 Davis James, cheesemonger
193 Abbott William, outfitter
198 Green Dragon, Thos Graves
 

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