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Greenwich, Greenwich

Melvilles 1858 Directory of Kent.

GREENWICH is a large town and borough, on the south bank of the Thames,  ...

Gentry in 1858
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Traders in Melvilles 1858 Trade Directory, by surname


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Gentry in 1858

Traders in Melvilles 1858 Trade Directory


Unckless, William, oyster salesman, Clarence street, residence, Market place
Urry, John R., baker, Blackheath hill
Urry, Edward, baker, Trafalgar road
Vaile, William S., Three Crowns Tavern, High bridge, East Greenwich
Valens, William, printer, Royal hill
Valens, Thomas, working jeweller, Queen's place, Blackheath road
Valens, Mrs. Hannah, dressmaker, Royal hill
Vasey, WiUiam, milliner, Church street
Vernez, George, cheesemonger, Stockwell street
Victoria Foundry Company, Limited, engineers and ironfounders, boiler makers, and iron ship builders, Bridge street and Thames street
Vine, Walter, shopkeeper, Bridge street
Wade, Mrs. Eliza, milliner, Greenwich road
Wade, Miss Charlotte, milliner and dress maker, Blackheath hill
Waite, John A., gasfitter and ironmonger, Queen's place, Blackheath road
Walker, Mrs. Hannah, apartments, Holwell place, Blackheath road
Walker, James Thomas, Lord Hood Arms, Bridge street
Wall, George, undertaker and carpenter, Blackheath hill and High street, Deptford
Wallace, Mrs. Eliza, fruiterer and greengrocer, South street
Wallen, William, architect, Burney street
Waller, John Drew, Duke of Wellington, Old Woolwich road, East Greenwich
Waller, Jonathan, shopkeeper, Thames street
Walne, Mrs, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Cottage place
Walsh, James, plumber, &c., Greenwich road
Walter, Joseph, beer retailer, Pelton road, East Greenwich.
Walter, Henry, Banjo beer house, Mount Pleasant place, Lewisham road, Blackheath hill
Walton, John 0., coal and coke merchant, Creek Bridge wharf
Walton, John Charles, coal merchant, Creek Bridge wharf, Norway street
Wappling, Daniel, Sun, Wood wharf
Ward, Francis, Lord Nelson, Trafalgar road
Ward, Charles William, shopkeeper, Cold Bath street
Ware, Philip, Flower of Kent, and timber merchant, Claremont street
Ware, James, carpenter, Royal hill
Warren, Conrad, upholsterer, Union street, and 50, King street, New Town, Deptford
Waterhouse, William, apartments, Circus street, Royal hill
Waterhouse, Richard, Star and Garter, Lower Park street
Watson, Richard, shipwright, Albion street
Watson, William, butcher, Royal hill
Watts and Co., baby linen warehouse, Nelson street
Watts, William, greengrocer, Greenwich market
Wattsford, William, jun., surgeon, Croom's hill
Weale, Mrs. Maria, stationer, Trafalgar road
William, greengrocer and fruiterer Royal hill
Webb, William H., bootmaker, Trafalgar road
Wells, George, grocer, royal hill
Wells, Thomas, carpenter and undertaker, Greenwich road
Wells, John, dairyman, East Greenwich
Wells, Mark, professor of music, Friendly cottages, Albion street
Wells, Samuel, Woodman, George street, Croom's hill
Wenham, E., carpenter, Circus street, Royal hill
West, William, silversmith, Prior street
West, John, confectioner, Croom's hill
Weston, William, Grey Coat Boy, Roan st
Wharton, Thomas, draper, London street
Wheatley, Thomas, farmer, &c., Ivy Cottage, Woolwich road
Wheatley, James, lighterman, Greenwich road
Wheatley, —, livery and bait stables, Prince of Orange lane, Greenwich road
Wheatley, Richard, Union Foundry Arms, Dodd's Corner, Ravensbourne street
Whiffen, Edward, harness, machine strap, and leather hose maker, Blackheath road
Whistler, William, hosier, outfitter, and shirt maker, Nelson street
Whitcomb, James, grocer, Woolwich road
White, George Thomas, confectioner, Royal hill
White, William, marine store dealer, South street
White, Robert, Good Intent, Green lane
White, William, marine store dealer, Green lane
White, John, tailor, Lewisham road
White and Co., tea dealers, Church street, and Borough, London
Whitman, James, tailor and draper, Brand street
Whitmell, Charles George, bankers' clerk, Orchard hill
Whittenbury, James, carpenter, Blackheath hill
Wihherley, George, butcher, Deptford bridge
Wightman, Stephen, blacksmith, Bridge street
Wild, Richard M., coffee house, Greenwich market
Wilkins, George, Red Lion, Green lane
Williams, John C., railway coffee and chop house, London street
Williams, William, cow keeper, Royal hill
Williams,William Henry, plumber, painter, glazier, and gilder, 12, Greenwich road
Williams, John, apartments, Circus street, Royal hill
Williams, the Misses, milliners and dressmakers, George street
Williams, Richard, potato salesman, Church street
Williamson, David, tobacconist, Royal hill
Williams, Valentine, tea rooms, the Nile, Church street
Willis, John, greengrocer, Carr's court, Straight's mouth
Willoughby, Mrs. Rebecca, coffee house, Church street
Willy, John, dining rooms, Trafalgar road
Wilson, Andrew, bricklayer, Reform place, Trafalgar road
Wilson, Miss Sarah Ann, stationer, John's terrace, Woolwich road
Wilson, Daniel, manager to the chemical works, h Brand street
Willson, Henry, butcher, Church street
Wilton, Miss Annie, establishment for young ladies, Wellington terrace, Greenwich road
Winch, Edward, beer retailer, Trafalgar road
Wine, William, wire worker and brazier, Bridge street
Winn, Charles, Greenwich saw mills, Ravensbourne street, and Crane wharf; Shadwell
Withey, Henry, smith, Guilford road
Wood, Thomas, builder, Blackheath hill
Wood, Henry, tobacconist, Stockwell street
Wood, George, smith and farrier, Old Woolwich road
Wood, George, boot and shoe maker, Croom's hill
Wood, Robert, butcher, Stockwell street
Woodcock, Mrs. Susannah, stationer, Greenwich road
Wooder, John, wood and coal dealer, Grove street, South street
Woodhatch, Frederick, collector, Greenwich road
Wooldridge, Mr., Royal Oak, East street
Woostrocht, Nicholas, clerk in Sun Fire Office, Diamond Cottage, Hyde vale
Wright, Joseph, carter and shopkeeper, Thames street
Wright, Edward, butcher, Blackheath Mill
Wright, John, photographic artist, London street
Wright, John, tailor, Albion street
Wright, John, boot and shoe maker, Straight's mouth
Wright, Thomas, seedsman, Greenwich road
Wyatt, George, cow keeper, Blackheath hill
Wynn, William N., auctioneer, surveyor, and estate agent, 3, Thornton row
Wynn, Daniel, locksmith and bell hanger, Royal hill road '
Yeandle, Thomas, tobacconist, Orange place, Greenwich road
Young, William, joiner, Luton place

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