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Whitechapel High Street - South side part 1

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1841 - from Aldgate High Street to Whitechapel road

1 Three Tuns, William Henry Lemon
2 Huskinson John, butcher
3 Wood Benjamin, butcher
4 Aylward John, butcher
5 Webb Mrs Sarah, tripe dresser

... Irish Court ...

5 Smith & Read, carpenters
6 Withers Mrs Esther, butcher
7 Hurrell Joseph & H, potato salesemen
8 Harben Charles Henry, cheesemonger
9 Withers Edw, tea dealer & grocer

... White Hart yard ...

10 Cornman Philip, livery stables
11 Danby Thomas, grocer
12 Nutter Thomas, grocer
13 Larking Wm & Son, who cheesemongers
14 Boswell W, coachman & wheelwright
14 Littlefield James, potato dealer
15 Hussey Gideon, baker
16 Horns, William Beaumont
17 Haydon William, dining rooms

... Half Moon Passage ...
 

1851 - from Aldgate High Street to Whitechapel road

1 Three Tuns, Justinian Hancock
2 Lankester Robert Lawrance, butcher
3 James George, butcher
4 Frisby Frederick, butcher
5 Shipman Richard, tripe dresser

... here Irish Court intersects ...

5 Smith & Read, carpenters
5 Whiffin George, carcase butcher
6 Withers Mrs Esther, butcher
7 Hurrell Henry, potato saleseman
8 Harben Charles H, who cheesemonger
9 Christie Thomas, who & retail teadealer
11 Danby Thomas, grocer
12 Nutter Whitaker, cheesemonger
13 Larking Wm & Son, who cheesemongers
14 Horn James, engineer & millwright etc
14 Leaver William, dining rooms
15 Hussey Gideon, baker
16 Horns, Stallwood Watkinson
17 Hawkins John, teadealer

... here Half Moon Passage intersects ...
 

1856 - from Aldgate High Street to Whitechapel road

1 Three Tuns, John Martin
2 Lankester Robert Lawrance, butcher
3 James George, butcher
4 Frisby Frederick, butcher
5 Shipman Richard, tripe dresser

... here Irish Court intersects ...

5 Smith & Read, carpenters
6 Withers Mrs Esther, butcher
7 Whiffin George, carcase butcher
8 Sutcliffe Edwin, retail cheesemonger
9 Morris Samuel, tobacco & cigar ma
10 Furnivall Charles, builder
11 Danby Thomas, grocer
12 Hinton Alfred, cheesemonger
13 Larking Wm & Sons, who cheesemongers
14 Horn James, engineer & millwright etc
14 Spink Elisha, dining rooms
15 Hussey Gideon, baker
16 Horns, Michael Myers
17 Hawkins John, teadealer

... here Half Moon Passage intersects ...


1869 - from Aldgate High Street to Whitechapel road
 

1 Three Tuns, James Crane
2 Lankester Roby Lawrance, butcher
3 James George, butcher
4 Hickinbotham John, butcher

... here is Irish Court ...

5 Mead Charles, tripe dresser
5 Read John & Sons, builders
6 Spencer James, butcher
7 Whiffin George, carcase butcher
8 Marshall Albert, greengrocer
9 Brown Wm, mustard manufacturer
11 Danby Thomas, grocer
12 Reynolds Jas Geo, cheesemonger
13 Sulan George, pork butcher
14 Horn Jas & Co, engineers & millwrights
14 Hart Henry, gas fitter
15 Hussey Francis Gideon, baker
16 Horns, John Carr Fryer
17 & 19 Hawkins J & Sons, who tea dealers

... here is Half Moon Passage ...
 

1882 - from Aldgate High Street to Whitechapel road
SOUTH SIDE
1 Three Tuns, Mrs Caroline Morgan
2 Lankester & Chamberlain. meat salesmen
3 Wood Benjamin James, butcher
4 Knight Charles Henry, butcher

... here is Irish Court ...

5 Mead Charles, tripe dresser
    Read John & Son, builders
7 Gower William, fishmonger
8 Freemans Cocoa Rooms
9 & 10 Dixon, Carter & Co, wholesale provision merchants
11 Olley Edward, butcher
12 Hocking Mrs Amelia, cheesemonger
13 Sulan George, pork butcger
14 Horn James & Co, engineers
    Hart Henry, gasfitter
15 Hussey Francis Gideon, baker
16 Horns, Mrs Mary Ann Fryer
17 & 19 Hawkins J & Son, who tea dealers
 

1934 - from Aldgate High Street to Whitechapel road
SOUTH SIDE
1 Three Tuns, Mrs Flora Wood
2 & 3 Bell Top Hosiery Co Ltd
2 & 3 M & M Gowns Ltd, gown manufacturers
2 & 3 Board of Shecheta
2 & 3 Marber Albert, gown manufacturer
4 Mereados, confectioners

... here is Irish Court ...

5 Baker John S & Co, tripe dressers
6 Morris Albert, wall paper dealer
7 Bush L, fried fish shop
9 Sofer Phillip, refreshment rooms
10 Gill Bros, tobacconists
10 Davies Israel, hairdresser
    Aldgate East Chambers : -
    3 White Mark, tailor
    4 Mann & Weintroub, gown manufacturers
    5,6 & 7 Schwartz Simon, restaurant
    10 to 16 Goldblatt Lew, gown manufacturer
    17 Goldstein Sol, tailor
    22 Ritterband Lewis, ladies tailor
    23 Angel C & Son, ladies tailor
    24 & 25 & 34 Goldman Sol & Sons Ltd, hardware merchants
    26 Underwear Supply Association, ladies underwear manufacturers
    27 Watson Frank, plumber
    28 Jacobs & Bitel, mantle manufacturers
    29 & 30 Schwalb Samuel, who furrier
    31 Tannen & Co, embroiderers
    33 Gross & Manheim, dress makers
    36 & 37 Ziprin Lazarus, ladies tailor
    38 Ross, Hirshowitz & Bialick, ladies tailors
    39 Sanders Sol, ladies tailor
    40 Goldblatt Abraham, ladies tailor
    43 Cohen Harry, ladies tailor
    44 Stock Joseph, dress maker
    45 Cohen & Fluster, costume makers
    46 Sank Bros, waistcoat makers

11,12, 13 & 14 Wood Chas B, pork butcher
14a Wagner, Helmnt & Erich Fuchs, gong manufacturers
15 Rafer David, who hosier
16 Wall Paper Stores Ltd, wallpaper manufacturers
16a Morris S & J, woollen merchants
16a Simons Sidney, ladies tailor
16a Tanski Israel, tailor
17 Hawkins & Son, who grocers

... here is Halfmoon Passage ...
 

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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