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Poplar High Street, South Side part 4

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The Post Office Directory, in 1944 from 108 to 154 Poplar High Street

... here is Stoneyard Lane ...

112 & 114 School of Engineering & Navigation (LCC)
126 Poplar Public Library
134 Joint Council. The Order of St John & British Red Cross Society
134 Invalid Childrens Aid Association (London) Poplar Branch
138 Specter Mrs Dora, confectioner
140 Love Jn, confectioner

... here is Simpsons Road ...
 

Numbering  from Kellys Directory, in 1934 from 108 to 154 Poplar High Street

108 Spotted Dog, Joseph Magnus
112 to 124 London County Council Education Dept, school of Engineering & Navigation
126 Poplar Public Library
130 Settlement of the Holy Child
134 Sizer Carrington Fredk, registrar of births, deaths & marriages for Poplar
138 Spencer Mrs Dora, confectioner

... here is Simpsons Road ...

154 Poplar (Borough of) Finance Department

Numbering from Post Office Directory,in 1915 from 108 to 154  Poplar High Street

108 Spotted Dog, Mrs Frances Heayslip
London County Council Education Dept, school of Engineering & Navigation
Herbert A Garratt, AMLCE principal
122 Walters Nathan Baraf & Co, wholesale confectioners
124 Bircham C O & Son, gun makers

... here is Poplar terrace ...

126 Poplar Public Library
Harry Rowlatt, borough librarian
128 Marshall Thomas
134 Charity Organisation Society, Poplar Union District Committee
William Gibson Martley MA, sec
134 Martley William Gibson MA
136 Clarkson John & William, architects & surveyors
136 Clarkson John, district surveyor
136 Clarkson William, FSI auctioneer
138 Calipe Casimir, watch maker
140 Inch George, ship chandler
148 Pope Edwin & Son, cork manufacturers

... here is Simpsons Road ...

154 Riddall John Charles, builder & tax collector

Numbering from Post Office Directory,in 1910 from 108 to 154  Poplar High Street

108 Spotted Dog, Geo Henry Jones
London County Council Education Dept, school of Engineering & Navigation
Herbert A Garratt, AMICE principal
122 Walters Nathan Baraf & Co, wholesale confectioners
124 Bircham C O & Son, gun makers

... here is Poplar terrace ...

126 Poplar Public Library
Harry Rowlatt, borough librarian
128 Marshall Thomas
134 Society for organizing Charity Relief & Repressing Mendicity
F Goodhus, org sec
134 Martley William Gibson MA
136 Clarkson John & William, architects & surveyors
136 Clarkson John, district surveyor
136 Clarkson William,auctioneer
138 Calipe Casimir, watch maker
140 Inch George, ship chandler
144 Lowry Mrs Sophia, lodging house
146 Amalgamated Society of Engineers Social Club
William Fisher, sec
148 Collier Bros & Co, who. grocers

... here is Simpsons Road ...

154 Riddall John Charles, builder & tax collector
 

Numbering from Post Office Directory,in 1899 from 108 to 154  Poplar High Street

108 Spotted Dog, Mrs Jane Frances Craighead
110 Philcox Alfred, greengrocer
112 Willis Raymond, enameller
114 Stevenson Wm & Geo, cabinet makers
118 Meeting House for Peculiar People
122 Walters Nathan Baraf, wholesale confectioner
124 Bircham C ) & Son, gun makers

... here is Poplar Terrace

126 Poplar Public Library - Harry Rowlatt, librarian & sec
128 Marshall Thos, commercial traveller
132 Warren Alf Haman, insurance agent
134 Society for Organizing Charitable Relief etc - W G Martley MA sec
136 Clarkson William
128 Calipe Casimir, watch maker
104 Inch George, ship chandler
142 Roper Jn, dealer in paper hangings
148 Springhall Benj Thos, undertaker

... here is Simpsons Road ...

154 Riddal John Charles, builder & tax collector
 

Numbering from Post Office Directory,in 1882 from 108 to 154  Poplar High Street

108 Spotted Dog, Henry Reynolds
112 Watling James Cooper, undertaker
114 Purdy Abraham, registrar
116 Wiehe William, tailor
118 Gill James jun, ironmonger
120 Coleman John Kemp, cabinet maker
122 Pound John, dealer in old stores
124 Bircham Charles O, gun maker
126 Philo George, purveyor of teak
126a Read Miss Frances, day school

... here is Poplar Terrace ...

128 Lamb James
130 Johnson Rev Marcus E W
132 Palmer George, rigger
136 Bracebridge Edwd L, architect
138 Gront John, watchmaker
140 Inch George, ship chandler
142 Roper Jno, dealer in paper hangings
144 Everett Zephaniah, coffee rooms
146 Baker & Nairne, solicitors
Clarkson (John & Samuel Flint), architects
Clarkson John, architect & district surveyor
Potts Leonard
148 Gornell Mrs Frances, dyer

... here is Simpsons Road ...

154 Riddall John Charles, builder


Numbering from Post Office Directory,in 1869 from 108 to 154  Poplar High Street

108 Spotted Dog, Chas Jas Riddall
112 Phillips benj & Co, china etc dealer
112 & 122 Phillips Benjamin & Co, riggers & stevedores
114 Purdy Abraham, stationer
    Post Office Receiving House
118 Gill James jun, ironmonger
120 Coleman john Kemp, cabinet maker
122 St Matthias Church House
122 & 112 Phillips Benjamin & Co, riggers & stevedores
124 Bircham Charles O, gun maker
    Philo George, packing case maker (3 Poplar Terrace)
128 Ceely John Thomas, rate collector
130 Marsh John William, solicitor
132 Good Joseph Henry, architect & district surveyor
134 Penner John, ironmonger
136 Bracebridge Edw Ledger, architect
140 Morling Alfred, oilman
142 Roper Jno, dealer in paper hangings
144 Westley George, coffee rooms
146 carter Mrs
148 Grout John, watchmaker
150 Dart John, shirt manufacturer
154 Riddall John Charles, butcher
 

1861 census directory listing of head of households

64 Charles Porter, Watch maker
63 Samuel B Cooper, School Master
62 Mary Ann Rogers, Fancy Shop Keeper
60 Andrew Hind, Auctioneer
59 Edward Coleman, Clerk Copper metal
58 James Wilcox, Linen Draper
57 George Thompson, Plumber Master
56 John P Grieve, Shipwright retired
-- Simpkins Road

54 Harry Goldsmith, Chemist
51 John Carter, Landed Proprietor
50 Morton Miller, Lodging House Keeper
49 Thomas Yurdy, schoolmaster
48 James Forbes, Chemist & China Dealer
47 William palmer, Baker, Pastry Cook
46 Charles Riddal, Inn Keeper [Spotted Dog]

Numbering in 1856 from Post Office Directory, from 46 to 64 ? Poplar High Street (in opposite direction)

46 Spotted Dog, Chas James Riddall
47 Palmer William, baker
48 Bosworth James, china dealer
49 Purdy Thomas, china warehouse
50 Cookman Mrs Elizabeth, cutler
51 & 52 Philps Robert & Co, linen drapers
53 Carter John, auctioneer & surveyor
54 Wrede Mrs Mary, outfitter
55 Martin Henry Parker, academy
Perkins John William, anylitical chemist (2 Poplar Terrace)
Bracebridge Edward Ledger, architect & surveyor (3 Poplar Terrace)
55 1/2 Stock Mrs
56 Roper William, paper stainer
57 Cullen William Henry, solicitor
58 Wilcox Owen James, linen draper
61 Ramsey Henry, auctioneer & estate agent
61 & 83 Gibbs John Young & Son, auctioneers & timber merchants etc
61a Watts George James, builders
61 Simmonds William, veterinary surgeons
61 1/2 Smith Charles Wyatt, surgeon
62 Nunn Miss Susan, milliner
63 Cooper Samuel Bedee, academy
 

Numbering in 1851 from Kellys Directory, from 46 to 64 ? Poplar High Street (in opposite direction)

46 Spotted Dog, Chas James Riddall
47 Palmer William, baker
48 Bosworth James, china warehouse
49 Purdy Thomas, stationer etc
50 Cookman Mrs Elizh, cutler & toy wa
51 & 52 Philips Robert & Co, linen drapers
53 Carter John, upholsterer & auctioneer
54 Wrede Mrs Mary, outfitter
55 Rose John, undertaker
56 Terry William, grocer
57 Cullen Wm Henry, solicitor
58 Wilcox Owen James, linen draper
60 Hind Andrew, tea dealer etc
61 Ramsey Henry, auctioneer
61 Gibbs John Young, timber merchant
62 Baker Robert Boak, solicitor
62 Bousfield James, milliner & lace man
63 Martin Henry Parker, academy
64 Ceely Charles Christopher, builder

 

Search the London & Southern England Pub History site and Street directory by historical Pub name, surname or street address. The Pub history site is a major historical street directory which lists mainly Pubs and street name changes between about 1840 and 1940. The site is updated every day. Contact: Kevan with any updates and additions.
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All transcriptions and imagery is copyright, and excepting personal usage (which is fine); it is NOT available for commercial usage without explicit permission.
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