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PROPERTY RECONSTITUTION OF SOME KNOWN NORTH END SYDNEY ADDRESSES

BY

ERIC KRAUSE

KRAUSE HOUSE INFO-RESEARCH SOLUTIONS

 

JUNE 2010

(Updated November 7, 2013)

PROPERTY RECONSTITUTIONS INITIALLY BASED ON 1911 WARD ONE NORTH END ADDRESSES
(To See All 1911 Ward One Addresses, Click Here)

Sources:

- Hutchinson's Nova Scotia directory, for 1864-65
- McAlpine's Nova Scotia Directory, 1890-97
- McAlpine's Nova Scotia Directory, 1907-08
1911 Census of Canada
1921 Census of Canada
- Some Older Sydney Cape Breton Family Surnames and Addresses,
By Eric Krause (Krause House Info-Research Solutions), June 2010  
- Robert J Morgan, Orphan Outpost: Cape Breton Colony 1781-1820 (1973)
- Robert J Morgan, Rise Again, Book One (2008) and Book Two (2009)
- Jost House Walking Tour Notes

AMELIA STREET ADDRESSES

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1864 - 1865 DIRECTORY

  • Bracken Dennis, baker, Amelia n Esplanade.

  • CAPE BRETON NEWS, James P. Ward, editor and proprietor, Amelia cor Campbell.

  • Clarke Mary, wid Peter, Amelia n North Charlotte.

  • Hayes Andrew, shipcarpenter, Amelia n Campbell.

  • Johnston Lewis, physician, Amelia n Campbell

  • Jordan William, printer bds Amelia cor Campbell

  • Jost James, dry goods and grocer, n Amelia, h North Charlotte

  • McDonald Alexander, laborer, Amelia n Esplanade.

  • McLennan Duncan, tailor, Amelia n North Charlotte.

  • Meloney Henry E., tanner, Esplanade, Amelia n Campbell.

  • Reid Charles C., lieut. col. Amelia n North Charlotte. Wagner Elizabeth, wid James, Amelia n Campbell.

  • WARD JAMES P., registrar of deeds, telegraph operator, editor and proprietor "C. B. News," Amelia cor Campbell (See advertisement.)

  • Wyleigh Frederick E, printer, bds cor Amelia and Campbell.

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY

  • Boutilier Thomas, engineer, S. S. Marion, h Amelia

  • Cameron Dugald, carpenter, Amelia, h Campbell

  • Curry Allan, sea captain, h Amelia

  • CURRY D. M., accountant, h Amelia

  • Curry, James, truckman, h Amelia

  • Curry James, jr., seaman, h Amelia

  • Downing Christian, laborer, h Amelia

  • Downing, Mary, wid. Daniel, h Amelia

  • McDonald Allan, laborer, h Amelia

  • McKinnon Charles B, laborer, h Amelia

  • McLELLAN DUNCAN, Merchant Tailer, South Charlotte, h, Esplanade, cor. Amelia

  • Musgrave, Mary I, wid John B, h Amelia

14 AMELIA
[On Jost's Hill which ran from Amelia Street to Esplanade]
 (South Side)
 (Corner of Amelia Street and Charlotte Street)

  • c. 1853: Constructed as store for Jost & Jost General Merchants

  • 1907-1908: Poulain Edward  [Edmund], h 14 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: Poulain Rene, machinist, bds 14 Amelia

  • 1911: (Family 6) Gustave Frederickson (37) and Christine (27); Johanna Frederickson; Mary C Frederickson; Mary McIsaac; Albert J Muldon [14 Amelia]

17 AMELIA
(North Side)

  • 1907-1908: Crewe-Read Dora, widow Arthur, h 17 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: Crewe-Read Henrietta, wid William, h 17 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: Crewe-Read Noel, emplmt clk D I & S Co, h 17 Amelia

  • 1911: (Family 25) Noel Reid Crowe (41); Dora E Crowe; Charles S Crowe [17 Amelia]

32 AMELIA
(South Side)

  • ?: Alonzo White, MLA (1867-1868 and 1882-1886)and Attorney General for Nova Scotia

  • 1890-1897: CURRY D. M., accountant, h Amelia

  • 1907-1908: Curry Allan, master mariner, bds 32 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: CURRY D M, J P County Clerk, office, Court Hse, Charlotte; h 32 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: Curry Mary, widow, bds 32 Amelia

  • 1911: (Family 155) Donald M Curry (63) and Catherine (63); Mary A Curry; John J Curry; Mary Curry; Allan Curry; Annie McPhee [32 Amelia]

33 AMELIA
(North Side)

  • 1907-1908: Bates Allan, bookkeeper, bds 33 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: Bates Wm, lovo fireman Steel Wks, h 33 Amelia

  • 1911: ((Family 154) John McDonald (50) and Jane (43); Victor E McDonald; John R McDonald; Alexander McDonald; Earl McDonald; Mary E Maslan [33 Amelia]

34 AMELIA
(South Side)

  • 1907-1908: CURRY JAMES J, City Clerk, office, City Hall; h 34 Amelia

  • 1911: (Family 156) James J Curry (37) and Mary (38); Leo James Curry; Theresa M Curry; Elizabeth Campbell [34 Amelia]

35 AMELIA
(North Side)

  • 1907-1908: Ames Arteman J, machinist, h 35 Amelia

  • 1911: (Family 73) Artine J Amos (36) and Margaret (40); Vernon Amos; George Amos; Helen Amos; Sydney Amos [35 Amelia]

48 AMELIA
(South Side)

  • 1907-1908: Boutilier Thomas, engineer, h 48 Amelia

  • 1911: ((Family 157) John McQuarrie (31) and Annie E (22); Olive M McQuarrie; Gertude McQuarrie; Effie Boutilier; Marie E Boutilier [48 Amelia]

50 AMELIA
(South Side)

  • 1911: (Family 177) William Leonard (28) and Mary C (27) [50 Amelia]

52 AMELIA
(South Side)
(Corner of Amelia Street and George Street)

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Daniel H, bricklayer D I & S Co, bds 52 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: McDonald John J, coutny constable, h 52 Amelia

  • 1911: (Family 162) John J McDonald (52) and Mary A (48); Matilda J McDonald; Hiran D McDonald; George C McDonald [52 Amelia]

79 AMELIA

  • 1907-1908:Green Mrs George, h 79 Amelia; Ingraham H W, provincial cnstble, h 79 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: Wadden Albert, barber, h 79 Amelia

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

80 AMELIA

  • 1907-1908: Beers George, emp Steel Wks, h 80 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: Cavanagh George, barber, h 80 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: Cavanagh Mrs George, dressmaker, h 80 Amelia

  • 1911: (Family 124) George A Cavanagh (41) and Catherine C (34) [Additional names available] [80 Amelia St]

86 AMELIA

  • 1907-1908: Campbell John S, brakesman I C R, h 86 Amelia

  • 1911: (Family 125) Christian Downing (45) [86 Amelia St]

ARMSTRONG STREET ADDRESSES

ARMSTRONG COURT

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Miss Christy, bkpr, bds Armstrong crt

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Wm, laborer, h Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Landry Daniel, barber, bds Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Michael Bridget, widow E, h Armstrong court  

  • 1907-1908: Shoulett Peter, emp D I & S Co, bds Armstrong ct

  • 1907-1908: Williams Benjamin, barber, bds Armstrong crt

1 ARMSTRONG OR 1 ARMSTRONG COURT

  • 1907-1908: Alomond Joseph, emp D I & Co, h 1 Armstrong

  • 1907-1908: McKenzie Alex, emp D I & S Co, h 1 Armstrong ct

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

2 ARMSTRONG COURT

  • 1907-1908: Derau Francis, emp D I & S Co, h 2 Armstrong ct

  • 1907-1908: Landry Chas Peter tailor, bds 2 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Landry Henry, emp D I & S Co, bds 2 Armstng crt [2 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: Landry Herbert, usher Unique Theatre, blds 2 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Landry Paul, h 2 Armstrong court; Laralle Etienne, emp D I & S Co, h 2 Armstrong

  • 1907-1908: Legean John M, emp D I & S Co, h 2 Armstrong ct

  • 1907-1908: Metzler Guy, parcel delivery, 21-23 York, h 2 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Slray David, h 2 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Slray Lawrence, emp D I & S Co, bds 2 Armstng ct [2 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: Summar Murthal, emp D I & S Co, bds 2 Amstng c [2 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: Touqet John, emp D I & S Co, h 2 Armstrong crt

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

3 ARMSTRONG COURT OR 3 ARMSTRONG

  • 1907-1908: Conroy Maurice, emp H Bot Co, h 3 Armstrong ct

  • 1907-1908: Foley Sarah, widow, bds 3 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Williams Alex, emp D I & S Co, bds 3 Armstrong c

  • 1907-1908: Williams Garfield, emp D I & S Co, bds 3 Armstg c [3 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: Williams Henry N, emp D I & S Co, bds 3 Amstg c [3 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: Williams Joseph, emp D I & S Co, h 3 Armstrong

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

4 ARMSTRONG COURT

  • 1907-1908: Chisholm Mrs D R charwmn, h 4 Armstrong crt

  • 1907-1908: Chisholm Miss Margaret A, laundresss Globe Lndry, bds 4 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Laffette John, emp D I & S Co, h 4 Armstrong crt

  • 1907-1908: LeMoal John, emp D I & S Co, bds 4 Armstrong ct

  • 1907-1908: Maanguy Leon, emp D I & S Co, h 4 Armstrong ct

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Harry, emp D I & S Co, h 4 Armstrong crt

  • 1907-1908: O'Brien Kenneth, emp D I & S Co, h 4 Armstrong c   

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

5 ARMSTRONG OR 5 ARMSTRONG COURT

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Daniel A. carpenter, h 5 Armstrong

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Florence, tel operator, bds 5 Armstrong

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Thos, emp D I & S Co, bds 5 Armstrong

  • 1907-1908: Donovan Amos, emp D I & S Co, bds 5 Armstrong

  • 1907-1908: Haggarty Edw, emp Round House, bds 5 Armstrg [5 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac Alex, shppr Lynh Brs & Doln, bds 5 Amsg [5 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: Jennings Alfred, emp D I & S Co, h 5 Armstrong c  

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

6 ARMSTRONG OR 6 ARMSTRONG COURT

  • 1907-1908: Barthelemy Anathalis, emp D I S Co, bds 6 Armstg [6 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: Bird Armand, emp D I & S Co, h 6 Armstrong

  • 1907-1908: McEachern Michael, emp D I & S Co, h 6 Amstg c [6 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: Carpenter J, emp D I & S Co, bds 6 Armstrong crt

  • 1907-1908: Etheerrart F, emp D I & S Co, bds 6 Armstrong ct

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Lauchlin, clerk, h 6 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Morrison Hugh, laborer, h 6 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Poney Charles, clerk, bds 6 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Poney Julien, emp D I & S Co, bds 6 Armstrong ct

  • 1907-1908: Poney Louis, emp D I & S Co, h 6 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Salaun Yves, emp D I & S Co, bds 6 Armstrong ct

  • 1907-1908: Squires John, emp D I & S Co, h 6 Armstrong crt

  • 1907-1908: Tourney Louis, emp D I & S Co, bds 6 Armstrong c

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

7 ARMSTRONG COURT

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Dan J, fireman I C R, h 7 Armstrong crt

  • 1907-1908: McKenzie Angus D, emp I C R, h 7 Armstrong ct

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

8 ARMSTRONG OR 8 ARMSTRONG COURT

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon D H, emp D I & S Co, bds 8 Armstrong;

  • 1907-1908: McNeil John H, brakesman I C R, h 8 Armstrong c

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

10 ARMSTRONG

  • 1907-1908: Henderson John I, emp D I & S Co, h 10 Armstng [10 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: Henderson Stanley, emp D I & S Co, bds 10 Amstg [10 Armstrong]

  • 1907-1908: McClay Robt, emp D I & S Co, bds 10 Armstrong

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Hugh, emp D I & S Co, h 10 Armstrng [10 Armstrong] 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

12 ARMSTRONG OR 12 ARMSTRONG COURT

  • 1907-1908: Dingwall Geo H, clerk Armstrong's Grocery, h 12 Armstrong

  • 1907-1908: Wright Henry, emp D I & S Co, bds 12 Armstrong c

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

BARRACK PARK / VICTORIA PARK ADDRESSES 

  •  December 1785: Barracks, a mess house, an infirmary and soldiers' quarters were constructed.

  • Unknown Date When this Occurred: "old Government House and Gardens now Court House and Jail" shown on Almon plan.

    •

  • 1793: An upper and lower earthwork battery named Fort Ogilvie were constructed.

  • By 1808: A powder magazine and gun shed were completed.

  • 1816: The barracks burned down.

  • 1817: The barracks were rebuilt.

  • 1833: New barracks were built.

  • Post 1854: After the British Regulars left, the various buildings were leased out and the grounds became a public park.

  • 1897: Barrack Park was renamed Victoria Park. [Source: Jost Walking Tour Notes]

  • 1940: The Fortress Headquarters was located here with a new construction of Officers' quarters, barracks, hospital, and mess hall.

  • 1999: The armoury was renamed Fort Ogilvie.

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1864 - 1865 DIRECTORY

  • Bown Edward C., Barrack n North Charlotte.

  • Campbell Alexander, laborer, Barrack n Esplanade.

  • Furey John, laborer, Barrack n North Charlotte.

  • Outram Edmund, Barracks, n Charlotte.

CAMPBELL STREET ADDRESSES

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1864 - 1865 DIRECTORY

  • MacQueen Donald N., barrister, registrar of probate, &c, Campbell n Amelia.

  • Muggah Samuel, Campbell n Barrack.

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY

  • Andrews Philip, coal miner, h Campbell.

  • Boudreau Joseph, pilot S. S. Marion, h Campbell.

  • BOWN HECTOR G., mgr Acadia House Branch, N Charlotte, h Campbl [Campbell]

  • Cameron Dugald, carpenter, Amelia, h Campbell.

  • Hankard James, truckman, h Campbell.

  • Stephens George, clerk, h Campbell.

15 CAMPBELL

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Miss Jane, h 15 Campbell

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

 

17 CAMPBELL

  • 1907-1908: Matheson Norman, fireman I C R, h 17 Campbell

  • 1911: (Family 83) Norman Matheson (35) and Louise (35) [Additional names available] [17 Campbell St]

19 CAMPBELL

  • 1907-1908: Scothorne Herbert, engine driver, h 19 Campbell

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

20 CAMPBELL

  • 1907-1908: Watt A B, carpenter, h 20 Campbell ext

  • 1907-1908: Watt Miss Ella, pianist Comet Th, bds 20 Cmpbll [20 Campbell]

  • 1907-1908: Watt William, emp D I & S Co, bds 20 Campbell;

  • 1911: (Family 82) John McDonald (33) and Lenora A (32) [Additional names available] [20 Campbell St]

32 CAMPBELL

  • 1907-1908: Boudreau James H, Machinist, bds 32 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Boudreau Joseph, eng driver, h 32 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Boudreau Thomas H, clerk D I & S Co, bds 32 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Joyce Marion, widow, bds 32 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Sampson Patrick P, emp I C R, h 32 r Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Terio Miss Lillian, dressmaker, bds 32 Campbell

  • 1911: (Family 158) McNeil Michael (70) and McNeil Alice (41) [Additional names available] [32 Campbell]

  • 1911: (Family 76) Joseph Boudrot (63) and Martha (64); [Additional names available] [32 Campbell]

36 CAMPBELL

  • 1907-1908: Crooks Howard, emp D I & S Co, bds 36 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Daubin Mark, emp D I & S Co, bds 36 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: McLennan Roderick, laborer, h 36 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Shapter Mary, widow John, bds 36 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Somers Peter, emp D I & S Co, h 36 Campbell

  • 1911: (Family 74) Roderick McLellan (60) and Jane (64); [Additional names available] [36 Campbell]

  • 1911: (Family 75) Peter Somers (41) and Margaret (40); [Additional names available] [36 Campbell]

42 CAMPBELL

  • 1907-1908: Corbett Alex, emp D I & S Co, h 42 Campbell

  • 1911: (Family 81) Thomas Thompson (28) and Maud (27) [Additional names available] [42 Campbell St]; Corbett Jas E, emp D I & S Co, bds 42 Campbell

45 CAMPBELL

  • 1907-1908: Frowde H A, insurance agt, 162 Charlotte; h 45 Campbell

  • 1911: (Family 101) Ebinezer Fraser (52) [Additional names available] [45 Campbell St]

46 CAMPBELL

  • 1907-1908: Doyle George H, emp D I & S Co, bds 46 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Doyle John H, restaurant, 72 Prince; h 46 Cmpbll [46 Campbell]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

CHARLOTTE STREET (NORTH) ADDRESSES

1786

  • The city’s earliest courthouse was built in 1786 and stood on North Charlotte Street.

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1864 - 1865 DIRECTORY

  • Blackett John, merchant, Glass Bay, h North Charlotte n Nepean

  • Bown Miss Ann, North Charlotte cor York.

  • Braley Mathew, carriagemaker, North Charlotte n Amelia.

  • BURCHELL JOHN E., dry goods and grocer, North Charlotte, n Amelia.

  • Cassitt Ann, wid George, North Charlotte n Nepean. [Sic Cossit Ann]

  • Clarke John D., North Charlotte n Amelia.

  • FERGUSSON JOHN, commission agent, North Charlotte n Nepean [h?] Esplanade.

  • HILL CHARLES W., deputy sheriff, North Charlotte n Nepean.

  • Hill John D., high sheriff, North Charlotte n Nepean.

  • Johns Miss Phillippina, teacher female school, North Charlotte n York.

  • KEEFE JOHN, shoemaker, Esplanade n York.

  • LeCras John, blacksmith, North Charlotte n Nepean.

  • Leonard Peter, North Charlotte n York.

  • Kynoch Dorah, wid William, North Charlotte n Nepean.

  • Lorway capt, John, ju, North Charlotte n York.

  • McAuley John, shoemaker, South Charlotte n Pitt, h North Charlotte n Amelia.

  • McAuly Mary, washerwoman, North Charlotte n Nepean.

  • McKeen David, surveyor, bds North Charlotte n Nepean.McKENZIE DUNCAN & CO, dry goods and grocers, North Charlotte n Amelia.

  • McLean Ann, wid John, North Charlotte n Amelia.

  • McLeod Murdoch, clerk, bds North Charlotte n Nepean.

  • MACKAY NEWTON L., barrister, North Charlotte n York.

  • Morton Rev. Reland, North Charlotte n Amelia.

  • O'Brian Margaret, North Charlotte n Amelia.

  • Oliver Sarah, wid Francis, boarding house, North Charlotte n Amelia.

  • Ouseley William, surveyor, bds North Charlotte n Amelia.

  • Rigby Mrs. Thomas, boarding house, North Charlotte n York.

  • Thompson Mrs John, boarding house, North Charlotte n Nepean.

  • Usher Maria, wid Henry, n North Charlotte.

  • Woods Elsie, wid John, North Charlotte n Nepean.

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY

  • Benn Caroline, wid John W., bds North Charlotte

  • BOWN HECTOR G., mgr Acadia House Branch, N Charlotte, h Campbl [Campbell]

  • Burchell, George E. h North Charlotte

  • BURCHELL JAMES T., general dealer, Bridgeport, h North Charlotte

  • BURCHELL, JAMES T., of C. B. Foundry & Machine Co., h North Charlotte

  • Campbell Mary, wid Arch., h North Charlotte

  • Campbell Stephen, boiler maker, bds North Charlotte

  • Chalner James, fish dealer, h North Charlotte

  • CHISHOLM COLIN, of Chisholm & Crowe, h North Charlotte

  • CHISHOLM & CROWE, Barristers Dorchester, cor. North Charlotte

  • CROWE WALTER, of Chisholm & Crowe, h  North Charlotte [1911: 233 Esplanade]

  • Crowe Margaret, wid Charles h  North Charlotte

  • Doyle Annie, wid Michael, h North Charlotte

  • Gillis Angus, laborer, bds North Charlotte

  • Gillis Christie, wid John, h North Charlotte

  • Hayes Mary, wid Andrew, h North Charlotte

  • Hayes William, sea Captain, h North Charlotte

  • Hearne Miss Catherine M. J., school teacher, h  North Charlotte

  • Hill Maria E, wid J. William, h  North Charlotte

  • Hill W. A., law student, h North Charlotte

  • Howard James, printer, bds North Charlotte

  • Jacobs Sarah, wid Dr. T. S., h North Charlotte

  • Jost Annie, wid James, h North Charlotte [Annie Marie Burke (1817-1892) and James William Jost, 1807-1880]

  • Keefe Lawrence, blacksmith, h North Charlotte

  • LeCras Edward, bds North Charlotte

  • LeCras Mary, Wid Thomas, h North Charlotte

  • LeCras William, laborer, bds North Charlotte

  • Lever Frederick E., bds North Charlotte

  • Logue Charles, teamster, h North Charlotte

  • McDonald Ann, wid John, h North Charlotte

  • McDonald, John J, clerk, h. North Charlotte

  • McIntosh John, laborer, h North Charlotte

  • McIntyre Alexander, brakeman, C. B. R. , h North Charlotte

  • McIsaac Roderick, laborer, h North Charlotte

  • McKay Malcolm, laborer, h North Charlotte

  • McKay Mary, wid Angus, h North Charlotte

  • McKenzie Angus, laborer, bds North Charlotte

  • McKenzie James, laborer, bds North Charlotte

  • McKenzie Roderick, carpenter, h North Charlotte

  • McLellan John tinsmith, North Charlotte, h do.

  • McLellan, Neil, moulder, bds North Charlotte

  • McLellan, Neil, moulder, bds North Charlotte

  • McLeod Jane, wid John, h North Charlotte

  • McNeil, Roderick, laborer, bds North Charlotte

  • McNeven Malcolm, clerk, h North Charlotte

  • Musgrave Charles H, county constable, h North Charlotte

  • Musgrave Henry R, carpenter, bds North Charlotte

  • Tobin James, gardener, h North Charlotte

  • Tobin, Mrs. Rupert, h North Charlotte

  • TREMAINE LEWIS E, Judge of Probate, North Charlotte, corner Dorchester, h North Charlotte

  • Warren Henrietta, wid Rev A. C. J., h  North Charlotte

  • Watkins Alfred, seaman, h North Charlotte

  • Weeks Miss Rose, boarding house, North Charlotte

  • Young John, book-keeper, h North Charlotte

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED
(Note: Not All Addresses May Be North End)

  • 1907-1908: Brookman Chas T, emp D I & S Co, h Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Brown Stanley E, clerk I C Sch, rooms Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Chisholm Theodore, clerk C M McLeod, bds Chrlte [Charlotte]

  • 1907-1908: Cormick W H, barber Sydney Hotel, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Connors T P, clerk, h Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Connors Joseph, steward Syd Hotel, h Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Connors Thos, tailor J Young & Son, bds Charlotte 

  • 1907-1908: Dawson J B, clerk R Blair, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Findlay Miss Jennie, tailoress, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Finlay Miss M, clerk, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Gillis John, clerk Hall's Bookstore, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Glickman Ike, watchmaker, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Hughes P C, emp N S Furn Co, h Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Masters Augustus, clerk, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Duncan, blacksmith, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McDonald John, baker, h Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McDonald John F, teamster, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McDonald L X, barrister and judge Jrobate Charlotte; bds 148 Crescent

  • 1907-1908: McIntosh G S, prop Palace Cafe, 255 Esplanade; rooms Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McKKINON, cor Charlotte; h 630 George 

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon L H, clerk P O, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon Miss Maud, clerk P O, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Michael Bernice, of Michael Bros, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Mills J C, dry goods, boots and shoes, 752-754 Victoria road; h Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Morris Michael, coachman, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Moseley Arthur, physician, Charlotte; h 273 Bntck [273 Bentinck]

  • 1907-1908: Packard Chas A, painter, Charlotte; h 60 S Bntck [60 South Bentinck]

  • 1907-1908: Peters Miss M L, opr C P R Telg Co, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Phillips Miss Mary, wtrss Blank's restnt, rms Chlte [Charlotte]

  • 1907-1908: POST OFFICE AND CUSTOM HOUSE, Charlotte, corner Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: Wallett A, clerk, 206 Dorchester, h Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Wallett Miss Marshaline, tailoress, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Williams P R, cashier C B E Co, rooms Charlotte

1913

  • 1913: A new courthouse was built in 1913 on Charlotte Street near Dorchester Street.

3 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1890-1897: Building built for C. V. Wetmore [S. H. Stevenson: Builder]

  • 1901: (Family 38) C. V. Wetmore and Josephine

  • 1907-1908: C V Wetmore

  • 1911: ((Family 63) Charles V Wetmore (42) and Josephine (36); Sarah Bruce [3 Charlotte]

4 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: Hayes William, cashier I C R, 4 Charlotte

  • 1911: [4 Charlotte Street was not listed]

7 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Macdougall Geo D, chief engnr D I & S Co, h 7 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 62) William Symons (30) and Adelaide A (26); John R Symons; Beatrice McGilvray; Rachell Bruce [7 Charlotte]

8 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: Cavalier Angus, emp D I & S Co, bds 8 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Costello Peter, laborer, h 8 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Gouenne Eino, laborer, bds 8 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Gueol Joseph, laborer, bds 8 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Gueol Louisa, widow, h 8 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Ounis Arthur, laborer, bds 8 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Seliny Ernest, emp D I & S Co, bds 8 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 35) Edwin S Black and Emma J; Francis L Black; George E Black

  • 1911: (Family 36) John V. McPherson (23) and Annie (26); [Additional names available] [8 Charlotte]

9 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Cameron Dougall, fireman I C R, bds 9 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Cameron John, clerk, bds 9 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Cameron Mary, widow, h 9 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 56) Mary Cameron (62): Douglas Cameron, John E. Cameron, Frances Cameron, Margaret Cameron, Dora Cameron, Joseph Bertinham, Elizabeth A. Bertinham [9 Charlotte]

12 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1866-1880: Jubilee Methodist Church [Moved to corner of George and Dorchester]

  • 1897: New house constructed for Captain Edward Muggah [Built by John Morely]

  • 1901: (Family 15) John E Muggah (35)and Agnes M (29)

  • 1907-1908: Muggah John, supt of ferries, h 12 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 32) John E Muggah (46) and Agnes M (42); Mortan S Muggah; Muriel E Muggah; Helen M Muggah; John E Muggah; Agnus M Muggah [12 Charlotte]

17 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: O' Brien Mrs Ada, nurse, h 17 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 57) Ambrose Hall (40) and Catherine (29); John T Hall; Jane F Hall; Alice S Hall; Elizabeth Hall; Ambrose Hall; Gervais Hall [17 Charlotte]

24 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: Jayne Donald, clerk, bds 24 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Warren Fred W, emp D I & S Co, h 24 Charlotte 

  • 1911: (Family 31) Walter Couper [... ?] (37) and Elizabeth (25); Lillian Ley [24 Charlotte]

25 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1831: Sydney Court House and Jail constructed on part of Government Field

  • 1833: Sydney Court House and Jail

  • 1868: Became the Jailer's Residence when replaced that year by a new structure on DesBarres Street

  • 1907-1908: Ingraham George B, high sheriff, office Court Hse; h 25 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Ingraham George E, deputy sheriff, bds 25 Chrlte [25 Charlotte]

  • 1911: ((Family 64) George B Ingraham (59) and Isabel (57); George E Ingraham; Gertrude M Croll [25 Charlotte]

  • 1932: S. E. Muggah

30 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1890-1897: Musgrave Charles H, county constable, h North Charlotte

  • 1901: (Family 17) Charles Musgrave (62) and Mary (55)

  • 1907-1908: Musgrave C H, detective, h 30 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 30) Charles H Musgrave (72) and Mary (66) [30 Charlotte]

  • 1911: (Family 28) William Davison (27) and Matilda (23); Joseph A Davidson [30 Charlotte]

32 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: Doucet Frank, emp D I & S Co, h 32 Charlotte

  • 1911: [32 Charlotte Street was not listed]

33 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1890-1897: Logue Charles, teamster, h North Charlotte

  • 1901: (Family 112 - Actually 111) Chas J. Logue (51) and Selina (40) [18 Persons - 10 Boarders]

  • 1907-1908: Campbell John, barber, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Graig Wm M, bookeeper, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Dooley John, horse trainer, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Ferguson William, barber, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Gelderd Albert, machinist, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Godfrey J Gordon, agent Metropolitan Life Ins Co, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Grant Patrick, D I & S Co, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Logue Miss Mary stenographer, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Logue Miss Nellie, ticket seller, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Logue Murray, mgr livery stable, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Logue Selina, wid C, boarding and livery stable, 33 r Charlotte; h 33 do

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Angus, tinjsmith, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Daniel P, clerk, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McDonald James, pattern maker, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McDonald John T, cndetr I C R, bds 33 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 65) Selena M Logue (50); Murray Logue; Helen Logue; Mabel Logue; Richard J Logue [R. J. Logue]; Frederick Johnson; James Banks; John Davis; Crandell McDonald; John Musley; George E Russel; James Anderson; Benjamin Oakes; John Morse; Felix Samson [33 Charlotte]

  • [1914: 94th Victoria Regiment in the Sydney, Glace Bay, and Louisbourg area - Regimental staff  to Headquarters]

34 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: McDonald James, emp D I & S Co, h 34 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Neil, blacksmith, bds 34 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 29) James McDonald (30) and Bridget (24); Vincent McDonald; John E McDonald; Mary A McDonald; Colin J McDonald [34 Charlotte]

  • 1911: (Family 27) Francis Stapelton (25) and Mary C (24); Agnus Maud Stapelton; Margaret A Stapelton; Francis A Stapelton [34 Charlotte]

36 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: Corben Walter, brakesman I C R, h 36 Charlotte

  • 1911: ((Family 26) Mary Froux (38); Augean Froux [36 Charlotte]

40 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: Hayes James, clerk, bds 40 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Hayes Mary, widow, bds 40 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 33) William Hayes (50); James Hayes; Emma English [40 Charlotte]

41 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Beckham James, province constable, h 41 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 66) Neil McNeil and Matilda; Neil F McNeil; James H McNeil; Elizabeth J McNeil; Joseph R McNeil; Sydney G McNeil

  • 1911: (Family 67) Hughe Ferguson (39) and Catherine (34); Mary L Ferguson; Sarah Ferguson; Alexander H Ferguson; William J Ferguson; John E Ferguson [41 Charlotte]

  • 1911: (Family 68) James Snow (23) and Mary (20); Theodore Snow; Edward Snow [41 Charlotte]

45 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Carroll James H, com of pilots, h 45 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Smith James, plumber, bds 45 r Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 69) Joseph McDonald (39) and Winifred (33); Daniel McKinnon; Flora McKinnon; Mary McKinnon [45 Charlotte]

47 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1911: (Family 70) John H McDonald (66) and Margaret (66); Donald J McDonald; Eveniline M McDonald; Mary M McDonald; Stephen R McDonald [47 Charlotte]

49 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)
(Corner of Charlotte Street and Amelia Street)

  • 1802: [Historic First market House]

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon John A, clerk, h 49 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Ouillet Andrew, carpenter, h 49 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 71) William Marshall (42) and Lillian (32); Lillian I Marshall [49 Charlotte - Apartment House]

  • 1911: (Family 72) Arthur Butler (34) and Catherine (34); Eliza J Butler (2); Mary Butler (8 months) [49 Charlotte - Apartment House]

54 CHARLOTTE 
(Block 27, Lot A) - [On Jost's Hill which ran from Amelia Street to Esplanade]
(West Side)
(Corner of Charlotte Street and Amelia Street)

  • 1786, June 2 - 1786: Henry Archer

  • 1786 - 1787, September 17: Samuel Sparrow

  • 1787, September 17 - 1790, December 30: Colin Fraser and Christian

  • 1790, December 30 - ?: William Blackburn and John Storey

  • ? - 1824, July 26: Peter Grant, and Sarah

  • 1824, July 26 - 1836, January 13: Thomas Samuel Bown

  • 1836, January 13 - 1853: Thomas Jost

    • c. 1861 - 1880, July 1: James William Jost

  • 1880, July 1 - c. 1892, April 17: Annie Mary Jost (widow James William Jost]

  • 1907 - 1908: Cameron Miss H, stenographer, bds 54 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Anderson, clerk, h 54 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 5) Allan D Jost (38) and Grace H (27); Katherine D Jost; George J Piercey [54 Charlotte]  [Note: Allan D Jost was at 65 Esplanade in 1907-1908]

  • 1920, March 15: Allan Davidson Jost purchase

  • 1921: (Family 56) Allan D., Jost (49) and Grace (38); Cathleen D. Jost (13)

  • 1921: Allan Davidson Jost

  • 1971, November 23: E. Allan Jost sells property

55 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1890-1897: Hill Maria E, wid J. William, h North Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Beattie Mrs Howard, window, bds 55 Charlotte; Hill Maria E, widow, h 55 Charlotte; Miss Mary Hill

  • 1911: (Family 178) Mary W G Hill (44); Margaret W C Hill [55 Charlotte St]

59 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: HILL WILLIAM A G, LL.B, of Gillies & Hill, h 59 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 180) William A G Hill (43) and Ruth R (45); Margaret M Hill; Gertrude G Hill [59 Charlotte St]

61-63 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Jordan James S, moulder, h 61-63 Charlotte

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

62 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: Cameron Chas S, comptroller D I & S Co, h 62 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 4) Charles S. Cameron (52) and Alice M (42); Ann W Cameron; Charles ? Cameron; Margaret M Cameron; Sarah F Cameron; Elizabeth ? Cameron; Alice V Cameron; James A Cameron; M ***M *** S; Kate McNeil; Mary McMullin [62 Charlotte]

63 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1911: (Family 179) Angus M Campbell (68) and Elizabeth H (60); Clarence G Campbell; Angus W Campbell; Elizabeth M Campbell; Minnie J Campbell; Harvey A Campbell; Earnest F Campbell; Alexander Milton; Minnie J Milton; Dorithy G Milton; Franklin A Milton; Alice P Bork; Frederick McCluor [63 Charlotte St]

67 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Landry John, stableman, bds 67 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Maxwell Charles S, liv stbls, 67 Charlotte; h do  

  • 1911: Family 181) Charles F Maxwell (35) and Minnie (28); Mildred L Maxwell; Lavinia Maxwell; Charley S Maxwell; Roy S Maxwell [67 Charlotte St]

  • 1911: (Family 182) Herbert W Watkins (25) and Mary (19) [67 Charlotte]

71 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Leonard Elizabeth, widow, h 71 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Leonard Joseph, teamster, bds 71 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Watkins Herbert, mach Saun Mf Co, bds 71 Chtlte [71 Charlotte]

  • 1911: (Family 183) Elizabeth Leonard (60); Joseph R Leonard; Carrey Leonard; Edward M Leonard [71 Charlotte]

72 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1911: (Family 3) James McVey (63) and Jane M (59); James W McVey; Peter M**Far** Carter; Edith E Carter; Ethel M Hutchison [72 Charlotte]

75 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1787: Reverend Ranna Cossit

  • 1907-1908: MILLAR A C, agt Can Exp Co, h 75 Charlotte; Patterson Mrs Mary D, trnd nurse, bds 75 Charlte [75 Charlotte]

  • 1911: (Family 365) George Bears (29) and Bessie G (30); Roy H Bears; May Christie; Frank Lovegreen; Harry Finch [75 Charlotte]

  • 1975: Purchased by the Nova Scotia Government who restored it.

  • 1977: "Cossitt House" - Since 1977 operated  by the Old Sydney Society to the present.

78 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: ROBB ALLAN O, of Robb Printing Co, h 78 Chrlte [78 Charlotte] 

  • 1911: (Family 2) Allan C Robb (36) and Mary M (32) ; Jack Robb; Jean ? Robb; Adam Stewart; Elizabeth Stewart; Roy J Smith [78 Charlotte]

79 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)

  • 1787-1790: Construction Date

  • [Historic Landry House]

  • 1907-1908: Cahill Jas, conductor D I & S Co, bds 79 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Cahill Mary, widow, h 79 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Parsons Philip, photogrphr, 345 Charlotte; h 79 do [79 Charlotte]

  • 1911: (Family 184) Malcolm McFaddyen (72) and Catherine J (56); Alexander C McFaddyen; Catherine A McFaddyen; Edward H McFaddyen; Macolm McFaddyen [79 Charlotte]

83 CHARLOTTE
(East Side)
(Corner of Charlotte Street and York Street)

  • 1907-1908: Metzler Harry, grocer and crockery, 21-23 York, corner Charlotte; h 83 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Metzler Roy B, stenographer, bds 83 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Metzler Wm A, master painter, 25-27 York; h 83 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 185) Samuel A Cohen (42) and Minnie (35); Sydney Cohen; Annie McLean [83 Charlotte]

  • 1911: (Family 186) Benjamin Williams (32) and Margaret (26); Mildred Williams [83 Charlotte]

84 CHARLOTTE
(West Side)

  • 1877: We believe the house at 84 Charlotte Street was built about 1860 by Edward Liscomb (1811-1901). A.F. Church’s Sydney map of 1877 shows a building on the corner of Charlotte and Yorke as belonging to an “E. Liscomb.” [http://thenorthendturnip.com/2011/08/03/the-liscombes-of-old-sydney/ ]

  • 1907-1908: Harper Frank, clerk Piano & M Co, bds 84 Chrlte [84 Charlotte]

  • 1907-1908: Hickson Mary T, book clerk, bds 84 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Liscombe Frank J, blksmth, 11 York; h 84 Charlte [84 Charlotte]

  • 1911: (Family 1) Francis Liscomb (62) and Susan E (44); Harry Liscomb; Francis Liscomb; Olive Liscomb; Ella Liscomb; Robert Smith; Christie McNeil; Walter C Carter; John Archibald; Maud E Archibald [84 Charlotte]

89 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: Chisholm Evelina, widow, h 89 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Chisholm John, shmkr, 40 York; bds 89 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 193) Evelina Chisholm (46) [Additional names available] [89 Charlotte]

90 CHARLOTTE

  • 1786: William Plant - Book A, pg 20, 1786, Lot 3 Block C, Grant

  • 1795: 10 Mr. Plant, Clerk of Coal Duty and Deputy Clerk of Council

  • 1807-1809: Thomas Dobson

  • 1809-1857: William Bown, Jr.

  • 1864-1865: Bown Miss Ann, North Charlotte cor York

  • 1877: Miss Bown

  • 1880-1884: Newton L. MacKay

  • 1884: Alexander McDonald

  • 1884: Henry Vinson Bown

  • 1884: Alexander McDonald

  • 1905: S.H. Stevenson

  • 1907-1908: Stevenson S H, contractor, 90 Charlotte; h do

  • 1911: (Family 191) Samuel Stevenson (41) and Elizabeth (39) [Additional names available] [90 Charlotte]

98 CHARLOTTE [96 CHARLOTTE - 98 CHARLOTTE]

  • Pre-1803: Thomas Ashfield ... town lot No. 4, Block C, in the town of Sydney.

  • 1803: Plant, William ... Report of Storey to McKinnon: ... town lot No. 4, Block C, in the town of Sydney. ... lot [was] formerly granted to Thomas Ashfield and escheated

  • 1807-1809: Thomas Dobson

  • 1809-1857: William Bown, Jr.

  • 1877: ? McDonald

  • 1880-1886: Henry Vinson Bown

  • 1886: James T Burchell

  • 1903-1904: 96-96 Alex McDonald, Grocer

  • 1903-1904: 98 John McNeil, accountant

  • 1905: 98 A.A. McDonald

  • 1907: 96 vacant store

  • 1907: 98 S.A. Cohen – proprietor Cohen’s Art Store

  • 1907-1908: COHEN S A, proprietor Cohen's Art Store, h 98 Charlotte;

  • 1907-1908: McGillivray Miss Mary, emp Dodge's Studio, bds 98 Charlotte

  • 1911: Family 189) Richard Harris (29) and Annie P (28) [Additional names available] [98 Charlotte]

  • 1911: Family 190) Margaret McSwain (22) [Additional names available] [98 Charlotte]

  • 1914: 96-98    Richard S. Harris, stipendiary magistrate, Buckley Block

  • 1918-1919: 98     W.L. Chirgwin

  • 1921: Family 50 - 98 Charlotte - William Chirgwin (40) and Fannie? (38);  Mary Chirgwin (13); York Chirgwin (09) ----- IMAGE

  • 1923: Peter W. McDonald

  • 1924: Peter W. McDonald, Draftsman with Dominion Iron and Steel Co.

  • 1928: 96- Gilbert H. and Ella King, Dominion Steel and Coal Corp

  • 1928: 98 Mrs. Rita Rutherford (Widow Simeon).

  • 1931: Family 124 - 98 Charlotte - R J MacDonald (53), Mary (42), Harris (19), Clarence (16) and Mildred (11); Family 188 - 98 Charlotte - John Boutilier (40)

  • 1943: Deputy Chief of Police R J MacDonald, and Mrs MacDonald ... 96 Charlotte street ...

  • 1961: 96     Chas and Frances Ross

  • 1961: 98     Harris MacDonald, Carmen (Mary) Pezzareallo, Tim Boudreau

  • 2009: Cindy Lou Worthington  ... husband ... 98 Charlotte St ... apartment building

  • 2009: Tenant Robert Stockley

99 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: McDougall D H, supt mines and quarries D I & S Co, h 99 Charlotte

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

102 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: McVey James, h 102 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 188) James P Cotter (38) and Mary A (38) [Additional names available] [102 Charlotte]

103 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: NASH A E, manager Bk Montreal, h 103 Charlotte

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

105 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Miss Sadie, stngrphr, bds 105 Charlotte

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

107 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: Clark Forbes, emp Sydney Fdy, bds 107 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: CLARKE JAMES, president Sydney Foundry & Mach Works, Ltd, h 107 Charlotte, Nepean

  • 1907-1908: Forbes Jennet, widow, bds 107 Charlotte, c Nepean

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration 

109 CHARLOTTE; 109 - 123 CHARLOTTE;

  • 1785-1791: Construction period (stone building)

  • 1859-1860s: Rebuilt from its foundations in the Gothic Revival style (stone building)

  • 1907-1908: St George's, Church of England, 109-123 Charlotte, corner Nepean

  • 1911: (Family 195) James Clark (66) and Fillah (47) [Additional names available] [109 Charlotte]

120 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: Ross Walter G, supt Elec Light Co, rms 120 Chrlte [120 Charlotte]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration 

122 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: LeCras Charles, wharfinger, bds 122 Charlotte; LeCras Henry, county treasurer, h 122 Charlotte  

  • 1911: (Family 367) Henry Le Cras (82) [Additional names available] [122 Charlotte]

126 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: Gilbert C F, draughtsman Dom Coal Co, rooms 126 Charlotte; bds Grand Hotel

  • 1907-1908: Grattan Miss C M, sch teacher, bds 126 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Hay Norman, emp D I & S Co, rms 126 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McCarthy Arthur K, supt C B E Co, bds 126 Chrlt [126 Charlotte]

  • 1907-1908: McGillivray James, tel opr, h 126 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Nicholls Norman, emp D I & S Co, rms 126 Chrlte [126 Charlotte]

  • 1907-1908: Oxley Don, bank clerk, rooms 126 Charlotte 

  • 1911: (Family 378) James McGillvray (40) and Agnes (48) [Additional names available] [126 Charlotte St] (Note: Many lodgers)

125 - 133 CHARLOTTE;

  • 1907-1908: COURT HOUSE AND COUNTY BUILDING, 125-133 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: CURRY D M, J P County Clerk, office, Court Hse, Charlotte; h 32 Amelia

  • 1907-1908: McVicar H R, janitor Court Hosue, Charlotte; h do [Court House]

  • 1907-1908: McVicar John, tram cndctr, bds Court Hse Chrlte [Court House Charlotte] 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

130 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: Kent J F, supt mills D I & S Co, h 130 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Kent Thomas, mach D I & S Co, bds 130 Charlotte

  • 1911: (Family 383) Howard L Smith (35) and Ida May (30) [Additional names available] [130 Charlotte St]

  • 1911: (Family 384) Margaret Keefe (65) [Additional names available] [130 Charlotte St]

134 CHARLOTTE

  • 1901: (Family 63) John C Peters (32) and Laura (35)

  • 1907-1908: PETERS CAPT J C, of McRae & Peters, h 134 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Robinson Miss Emma, bds 134 Charlotte 

  • 1911: (Family 395) John C Peters (42) and Laura C (42) [Additional names available] [134 Charlotte St] 

140 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Leo V, chmst D I & S Co, bds 140 Chrlt [140 Charlotte]

  • 1907-1908: McLellan Emma, clerk, bds 140 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: McLellan John, tinsmith, 138-140 Charlte; h 140 do [140 Charlotte]

  • 1907-1908: McLellan Neil, emp D I & S Co, bds 140 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Morrison Ronald, tinsmith, bds 140 Charlotte  

  • 1911: (Family 394) John McLellan (61) and Sarah (54) [Additional names available] [140 Charlotte St]

146 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: HANRAHAN E C, General Insurance Agent and Stipendiary Magistrate for Sydney, Royal Bank Building, 164 Charlotte; h 497 Esplanade. See adv. next page [ ... 146 Charlotte Street ....]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

150 - 154 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: Unique Theatre, S J Allison, mgr, 150-154 Chrlte [150-154 Charlotte]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

162 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: ANGWIN J G, mgr J E Burchell Ins Agency, 162 Charlotte; h 30 Union

  • 1907-1908: BURCHELL J E, General Insurance Agency, 162 Charlotte; h 101 Dorchester. See adv.

  • 1907-1908: BURCHELL & MCINTYRE, Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries, 162 Charlotte, Royal Bank Building

  • 1907-1908: Frowde H A, insurance agt, 162 Charlotte; h 45 Campbell

  • 1907-1908: Laffin M L, cler N S Furn Co, bds 162 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Laffin Richard L, meteorological agt, h 162 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

164 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: AMERICAN CONSUL, George N West, rooms 11-12 Royal Bank Building, 164 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: BRUCE JAMES, physician, R B Building, 164 Charlotte; h 46 Whitney avenue

  • 1907-1908: DEMPSTER C J, supt Metropolitan Life Ins Co, h 164 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: GREENLEES REV J A, Presbyterian, h 164 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: HANRAHAN E C, General Insurance Agent and Stipendiary Magistrate for Sydney, Royal Bank Building, 164 Charlotte; h 497 Esplanade. See adv. next page [ ... 146 Charlotte Street ....]

  • 1907-1908: McDOUGALL H F, building material, Royal Bank Building, 164 Charlotte; res Christmas Islnd

  • 1907-1908: McLELLAN J A, eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, Royal Bank Building, 164 Charlotte; h 104 Park

  • 1907-1908: METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO, C J Dempster, supt 164 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: ROWLINGS GEORGE A R, barrister, notary, &c, Royal Bk Bdg, 164 Charlotte; h 220 King's rd

  • 1907-1908: WEST GEO W, American Consul, rooms 11-12 Royal Bank Bdg, 164 Charlotte; bds Syd Htl [Sydney Hotel]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration    

170 CHARLOTTE

  • 1907-1908: BANK ROYAL OF CANADA, J E Burchell, Mngr; 170 Charlotte, cor Dorchester. See adv.

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

COSSITT STREET ADDRESSES

16 COSSITT

  • 1907-1908: Fogo Adam G, engine driver, h 16 Cossitt

  • 1907-1908: Fogo Agnes, widow, h 16 Cossitt

  • 1911: (Family 93) Adam G Fogo (43) and Alice (37) [Additional names available] [16 Cossitte]

34 COSSITT

  • 1907-1908: McKenzie Duncan R, fitter I C R, h 34 Cossitt

  • 1911: (Family 92) Duncan MacKenzie (57) and Mary A (34) [Additional names available] [34 Cossitte]

DESBARRES STREET ADDRESSES

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

  • About one acre fronting Charlotte Street was taken from Barracks Park for the county courthouse

  • 1907-1908: Karn H W, jail kpr, h Old Court Hse, DesBarres

  • 1907-1908: Roberts H C, jail keeper, bds Old Court Hse, DesBarres [Old Court House]

34 DESBARRES

  • 1907-1908: Tompkins Nicholas, blksmh, Dodd; h 34 DesBarres

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

38 DESBARRES

  • 1907-1908: Boudreau Wilfred, seaman, h 38 DesBarres

  • 1907-1908: Joseph Nichol, laborer, bds 38 DeBarres [38 Desbarres]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

42 DESBARRES

  • 1907-1908: McKenzie John H, stationery engr, h 42 DesBarres

  • 1911: (Family 77) Thomas Livingston (40) and Millie (35) [Additional names available] [42 Desbarres St]

DOLBIN STREET ADDRESSES

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

  • 1907-1908: Dauphney J.G. porter I C R fht shed, bds Dolbin

  • 1907-1908: DeCoursey, G, bottler, bds Dolbin

  • 1907-1908: Gillis John T, emp D I & S Co, bds Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Madore Edward, teamster, bds Dolbin

  • 1907-1908: McMillan Miss Susan, laundress, bds Dolbin (N)

13 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Wm J, engnr Hav B Co, h 13 Dolbin (N)

  • 1911: (Family 246) Walter Maguire (29) and Mary (19) [13 Dolbin St]

15 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: McSween Peter, emp D I & S Co, h 15 Dolbin (N)

  • 1911: (Family 247) John Goldie (47) and Mary J (50) [Additional names available] [15 Dolbin St]

16 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Lapierre A Co, Ltd, wholesale liquors, office 186 Charlotte; wharehouse 16 Dolbin

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

19 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Lewis Elizabeth, wid Uriah, h 19 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: Lewis Capt H J, h 322 George Lewis Harry, truckman, bds 19 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: Lewis Marshall, emp Rnd Hse, bds 19 Dolbin (N)

  • 1911: (Family 248) Elizabeth Lewis (47) [Additional names available] [19 Dolbin St]

  • 1911: (Family 249) Henry Fennand (26) and Alberta (21) [Additional names available] [19 Dolbin St]

  • 1911: (Family 250) Theophile Depeartent (22) and Louisa (19) [Additional names available] [19 Dolbin St]

  • 1911: (Family 251) John Lemeac (32) and Josephine (44) [Additional names available] [19 Dolbin St]  

21 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Annie, wid J, bds 21 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Hector, truckman, h 21 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: McMillan Christy, widow J, h 21 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: McMillan Miss Jessie, drsmkr, bds 21 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McMullin Peter, em D I & S Co, bds 21 Dolbin (N) 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

29 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Lapierre A, presdt A Lapierre Co, h 29 Dolbin

  • 1911: (Family 252) Daniel J Bryden (46) and Mary (42) [Additional names available] [29 Dolbin St]

31 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: McPherson Cecil, em D I & S Co, bds 31 Dlbn (N) [31 Dolbin (N)]

  • 1907-1908: McPherson W J, I C R policeman, h 31 Dolbin (N)

  • 1911: (Family 253) William McPherson (41) and Jennie (40) [Additional names available] [31 Dolbin St]

33 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Eagles Charles, emp D I & S Co, h 33 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Gallant Alphonse, emp D I & S Co, h 33 Dolb (N) [33 Dolbin (N)]

  • 1907-1908: Gallant Mrs Thyrza, widow, bds 33 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Melanson Henry Joseph, cook Windsor Hotel, bds 33 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: Trahan Treffle, emp D I & S Co, h 33 Dolbin (N) 

  • 1911: (Family 254) Catherine Stevenson (55) [Additional names available]  [33 Dolbin St]

  • 1911: Family 255) Charles Eagles (48) and Ann Jane (49) [33 Dolbin St]

  • 1911: (Family 256) Ambrose Philpot (33) and Agnes (34) [Additional names available] [33 Dolbin St]

37 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Anderson John, fireman I C R, bds 37 Dolbin

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Ernest, bksmn I C R, rms 37 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McIntosh Murd, fireman I C R, rms 37 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McKenzie John brakesman I C R, h 37 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McKenzie Mary, widow N, bds 37 Dolbin (North)   

  • 1911: (Family 258) John McKenzie (51) and Sarah A (55) [Additional names available] [37 Dolbin St]

40 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Gillis James D liverynan h 40 r Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: Gillis Wm B, emp D I & S Co, h 40 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Hart James, emp D I & S Co, bds 40 Dolbin (N)  

  • 1911: (Family 259) Flora Lund (52) [Additional names available] [40 Dolbin St] (Note: Many boarders)

41 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Cann Oliver, emp D I & S Co, bds 41 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Christie Peter, emp D I & S Co, bds 41 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McAulay Ken, fireman I C R, bds 41 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McIntosh Angus, firemn I C R, bds 41 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon J, emp D I & S Co, bds 41 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Musgrave John R, brksmn I C R, h 41 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Sterling Edw, emp D I & S Co, bds 41 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Webb Harry, emp D I & S Co, bds 41 Dolbin (N)   

  • 1911: (Family 260) Peter G Peterie (44) and Margaret (42) [Additional names available] [41 Dolbin St]

43 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: McLean Alonzo A, eng drvr I C R, h 43 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McLean Angus W, bds 43 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: McLean James, conductor S & I, Ry, rooms 43 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: Phalen Wm, baggage master S & L Ry, rooms 43 Dolbin (North)

  • 1911: (Family 261) Angus W McLean (73) and Lucinda M (67) [Additional names available] [43 Dolbin St] 

46 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: McPherson Stan A, bksmn I C R, rms 46 Dlbn (N) [46 Dolbin (N)]

  • 1911: (Family 264) Henry W Crawley (46) and Frances E (40) [Additional names available] [46 Dolbin St]

47 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon John A, emp I C R, bds 47 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Murcie Stewart, em D I & S Co, bds 47 Dolbin (N) 

  • 1911: (Family 263) Harry J Davis (30) and Mary (31) [Additional names available] [47 Dolbin St]

46 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Crawley H W, accountant, h 46 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Allan A, brksmn, rms 46 Dolbin (N)  

  • 1911: (Family 264) Henry W Crawley (46) and Frances E (40) [Additional names available] [46 Dolbin St]

47 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Wilson Miss Bessie, clerk, bds 47 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: Wilson Miss Florence, clerk, bds 47 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Wilson Margaret, widow M, h 47 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: Wilson Miss May, clerk, bds 47 Dolbin (North)

  • 1911: (Family 263) Harry J Davis (30) and Mary (31) [Additional names available] [47 Dolbin St]

50 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Smith Benjamin, sr, truckman, h 50 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Smith Benj, jr, emp D I & S Co, bds 50 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Smith Percy, emp D I & S Co, bds 50 Dolbin (N) 

  • 1911: (Family 265) Benjamin C Smith (57) and Elizabeth (53) [Additional names available] [50 Dolbin St]

54 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Brammer Harry F, bkpr S Fdy, bds 54 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Brymer H F, bkpr Syd Fdy, bds 54 Dolbin

  • 1907-1908: Fraser John, lemve wiper I C R, bds 54 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Horne Robert, emp D I & S Co, bds 54 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Alex, sergt police, h 54 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Alex, jr, clerk 54 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: McLean John, blacksmith, bds 54 Dolbin (North)

  • 1907-1908: McPhee Daniel, clerk, bds 54 Dolbin (North)      

  • 1911: (Family 268) John A McNeil  [Additional names available] [54 Dolbin St]

  • 1911: (Family 269) Thomas Collison (38) and Ellen (42) [Additional names available] [54 Dolbin St]

  • 1911: (Family 270) Elizabeth Morrison (55)[Additional names available] [54 Dolbin St]   

55 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Rudderham Chas, pro Ivy stable, h 55 Dolbin (N)

  • 1911: (Family 271) George D Muggah (47) and Catherine J (30) [Additional names available] [55 Dolbin St]

58 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Wellwood A E, emp I C R, h 58 Dolbin (North)

  • 1911: (Family 272) Duncan A Noble (37) and Bertha R (33) [Additional names available] [58 Dolbin St]

59 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Hill, William, contractor, h 59 Dolbin (North)

  • 1911: (Family 273) William Hill (37) and Lydia (36) [Additional names available] [59 Dolbin St]

  • 1911: (Family 274) David A Weaver (59) and Sarah I (58) [Additional names available] [59 Dolbin St]  [Note: Many boarders]

64 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: Eddys Sol emp D I & S Co, bds 64 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Gillis Hugh, emp D I & S Co, bds 64 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Hunter Annie, wiodw, pvt bdg, h 64 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Hunter John, msngr C P R Tel, bds 64 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: Hunter Wm, emp D I & S Co, bds 64 Dolbin (N)

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon Alex, em D I & S Co, bds 64 Dolbin (N)  

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

143 DOLBIN

  • 1907-1908: McKeigan P.J, brksmn I C R rms 143 Dolbin (N)

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

DORCHESTER STREET ADDRESSES

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1864 - 1865 DIRECTORY
(Note: Not All Addresses May Be North End)

  • Archibald Edward P., agent Glass Bay, Mines, Dorchester n South Charlotte

  • Connell James, tailor, Dorchester n South Charlotte.

  • Dodd Edmund M. judge Supreme court, Dorchester n Esplanade. 

  • Gunn Elizabeth, confectioner, Dorchester n South Charlotte.

  • Leonard Charles E., prothonotary, and controller of customs, Dorchester [n] S. Charlotte, h Fresh Water bridge.

  • TURNBULL WILLIAM, saddle and harness maker, Dorchester n South Charlotte. 

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY
(Note: Not All Addresses May Be North End)

  • Andrews James J, carpenter, h Dorchester.

  • Beatty Adelaide C., wid Howard J., h Dorchester.

  • BOWN CHARLES R., customs broker, Dorchester, h Muggah's Creek.

  • Brophy J. B., resident engineer C. B. R., South Charlotte, h Dorchester.

  • Burchell Arthur S., accountant Merchants' Bank, b Dorchester [h Dorchester]

  • BURCHELL JOHN E., agent Merchants' Bank, h Dorchester.

  • Callaghan James, hostler, h Dorchester.

  • CALLAGHAN JOHN, livery stable, South Charlotte, h Dorchester.

  • Callaghan John jr., hostler, h Dorchester.

  • CHISHOLM & CROWE, Barristers, Dorchester, cor. North Charlotte. See adv. opposite.

  • COFFIN REV. JOSEPH, methodist, h Dorchester.

  • Dodd Caroline M., wid Edmund M, h Dorchester.

  • DODD MURRAY, judge county court, h Dorchester.

  • JOST C. S., of C. S. Jost & Co., bds Dorchester

  • King Mrs, C., h Dorchester

  • Lorway Bessie, wid Charles M., h Dorchester.

  • McInnis William, laborer, h Dorchester.

  • McKENZIE KENNETH, livery stable, Dorchester, h do.

  • McKenzie Miss Maggie, dressmaker, bds Dorchester.

  • MENZIES RICHARD, watchmkr & jewlr, Prince Wm. Hy, h Dorchester [Prince William Henry]

  • TREMAINE LEWIS E, Judge of Probate, North Charlotte, corner Dorchester, h North Charlotte.

  • Wilford F. R. assistant Engineer C. B. R., h Dorchester. 

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED
(Note: Not All Addresses May Be North End)

  • 1907-1908: Jubilee Methodist Church, cor Dorchester and George

  • 1907-1908: Cockell R S, mining engineer, Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: HALEY WILLIAM, mgr Crown Bottling Co, Ltd, h Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY DEPOT, Foot of Dorchester 

  • 1907-1908: Macdonald Malcolm, stblmn, Lynch Bros Dolan Co, Ltd, bds Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: McLean Miss D, opr E Tel Co, bds Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: McLean Daniel, teamster, bds Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: Ruth James J, clerk Bertram, Ltd, bds Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: Whitney J G, operator W U Tel Co, bds Drchstr [Dorchester]

1 DORCHESTER - 7 DORCHESTER or 1 DORCHESTER - 17 DORCHESTER

  • 1900: Sydney Hotel, G L Harrington, prop, Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: Cormick W H, barber Sydney Hotel, bds Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Connors Joseph, steward Syd Hotel, h Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Crooks Malcolm, waiter Sdy Hotel, bds Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Gillis Daniel, waiter Syd Hotel, bds Esplanade 

  • 1907-1908: SYDNEY HOTEL, E LeRoi Willis, Proprietor, 1 to 7 Dorchester, Corner Esplanade. See adv.

  • 1907-1908: Tighe Geo, porter Syd Hotel, rms 37 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: WEST GEO W, American Consul, rooms 11-12 Royal Bank Bdg, 164 Charlotte; bds Syd Htl [Sydney Hotel]

  • 1907-1908: WILLIS E LeRoi, Proprietor Sydney Hotel, h 3-17 Dorchester. See adv. 1280 [... THE SYDNEY ...]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

15 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: SYDNEY HAIRDRESSING PARLOR, E LeRoi Willis, prop, 15 Dorchester

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

19 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: Cunningham A E, agent The Fleischmaan Yeast Co, h 19 Dorchester

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

21 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: McLENNAN A N & CO, Stock and Bond Brokers, Insurance and Real Estate Agents, Sydney Hotel Block, 21 Dorchester.. See adv. [... Phone 4. Phone 53. ...]

  • 1907-1908: MIRA BRICK CO, LTD, A N McLennan & Co, agents, 21 Dorchester

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

23 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: MacKAY W A & CO, Electrical Contractors, 23 Dorchester. See colored slip

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

71 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: KIMBER F C, of Ingraham & Kimber, h 71 Dchstr [71 Dorchester]

  • 1907-1908: Kimber Miss H D, bds 71 Dorchester

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeratioN

101 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: BURCHELL J E, General Insurance Agency, 162 Charlotte; h 101 Dorchester. See adv.

  • 1907-1908: BURCHELL JOHN E, manager Royal Bank of Canada; h 101 Dorchester 

  • 1911: (Family 380) Thomas Cozzolino (43) and Emily (40) [Additional names available] [101 Dorchester]

111 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: Young John A, of Young & Lorway, h 111 Drchstr [111 Dorchester]

  • 1911: (Family 306) John A Young (45) and Katherine (43) [Additional names available] [111 Dorchester]

129 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: CROOK C E, Marble Works, Monuments of all Kinds. Designs supplied upon application, 129 Dorchester; bds Alfonse Hotel

  • 1907-1908: SYDNEY MARBLE WORKS, C E Crook, prop. Dorchester 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

161 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: Fraser Simon, trackmaster I C R, h 161 Dorchester

  • 1911: (Family 277) Christina Fraser (59) [Additional names available] [161 Dorchester]

171 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: McLean Alex C, emp D I & S Co, h 171 Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: McLean Daniel A, emp D I & S Co, bds 171 Dchstr [171 Dorchester] 

  • 1911: (Family 276) Alexander McLean (58) and Annie (60) [Additional names available] [171 Dorchester]

177 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: Matheson Daniel N, engnr I C R, h 177 Dorchest [177 Dorchester]

  • 1907-1908: McLean J A, emp I C R, bds 171 Dorchester

  • 1911: (Family 275) Daniel Matheson (39) and Margaret (37) [Additional names available] [177 Dorchester]

183 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: McKenzie Allan E, egr D I & S Co, bds 183 Dchstr [183 Dorchester]

  • 1907-1908: McKenzie Duncan, mach I C R, h 183 Dorchester

  • 1911: (Family 284) Duncan McKenzie (67) and Margaret (63) [Additional names available] [183 Dorchester]

225 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: Anthony Lester, machinist Shaw & Mason, bds Savoy Hotel

  • 1907-1908: Baker Ross H, baggage mstr I C R Bds Savoy Htl

  • 1907-1908: McKAY D, Proptr Savoy Hotel, 225 Dorchester. See adv.

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon John, D I & S Co, bds Savoy Hotel

  • 1907-1908: McNab James, emp D I & S Co, bds Savoy Hotel

  • 1907-1908: Morrison Daniel, emp D I & S Co, bds Savoy Hotel

  • 1907-1908: Morrison John, emp D I & S Co, bds Savoy Hotel

  • 1907-1908: SAVOY HOTEL, D McKay, Proprietor 225 Dorchester. See adv. above [... [Near Railway Station] .... P.O. Box 449. Telephone 437 ]

  • 1907-1908: Walker George, emp D I & S Co, bds Savoy Hotel

  • 1911: (Family 309) Daniel McKay (40) and Flora (47) [Additional names available] [225 Dorchester] (Note: Many boarders)

233 DORCHESTER

  • 1907-1908: Gilbert C F, draughtsman Dom Coal Co, rooms 126 Charlotte; bds Grand Hotel

  • 1907-1908: GRAND HOTEL (THE), P McLellan, Proprietor, 233 Dorchester, opp I C R Station. See adv. next page

  • 1907-1908: Hart A W, com traveller, L B D Co, bds Gd Hotel [Grand Hotel]

  • 1907-1908: MAHONEY T S, local manager Havelock Bottling Co, Ltd, bds Grand Hotel Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: Martell W T, clerk, bds Grand Hotel

  • 1907-1908: McDonald A, clerk, bds Grand Hotel

  • 1907-1908: Mc|Kay Welsford D, emp D I & S Co, bds Gd Hotel [Grand Hotel]

  • 1907-1908: Murray C E, wholesale tobacconist and broker, 319 George; bds Grand Hotel, Dorchester

  • 1907-1908: Saunders Geo B, private secy to Mr Fergie of Dom Coal Co, bds Grand Hotel

  • 1907-1908: Williamson H H,emp E Tel Co, bds Grand Hotel

  • 1911: (Family 310) Peter McLellan (42) and Minnie (42) [Additional names available] [233 Dorchester] [Note: Many boarders]

ESPLANADE (NORTH) ADDRESSES

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1864 - 1865 DIRECTORY

  • A'Hearn Elizabeth, wid Peter, boarding house, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • Anderson Robert, dry goods grocer, Esplanade n Barrack

  • Bourinot John, French consul, and Lloyd's agent, Esplanade n York.

  • Brookman Samuel, dry goods and grocer, Esplanade n Dorchester.

  • Brookman Samuel, captain, h Esplanade n Dorchester.

  • Campbell Daniel, dry goods and grocer, Esplanade n York.

  • Campbell William, shoemaker, bds Esplanade n York.

  • Comerford John, livery stables, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • Downey Daniel, shoemaker, Esplanade n Barrack.

  • Giovanti Lawrence, jeweller, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • HARRINGTON CLEMENT H., dry goods and grocer, Esplanade n York (See advertisement.)

  • Hays James, shoemaker, Esplanade.

  • Kennedy Michael, captain, Esplanade n York.

  • LeCras Henry, blacksmith, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • Leonard Peter, Esplanade n Dorchester.

  • McDonald Donald, dry goods and groceries, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • McKinnon Catherine, wid John, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • McNiven Allen, tailor, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • McQuarrie Lochlan, sailor, Esplanade n York.

  • MARTIN ROBERT, postmaster, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • Stiles William, jun, blacksmith, Esplanade n York.

  • Tobin William, shoemaker, bds Esplanade n York.

  • Tracy William, shoemaker, bds Esplanade n York.

  • Warren Thomas, butcher, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • White Alonzo J., barrister, Esplanade n Amelia.

  • Williams James, shoemaker, Esplanade n York.

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY

  • Anderson John, laborer, h North Esplanade

  • Bennett Henry, fisherman, h North Esplanade 

  • Blehr Albert, ship broker, h North Esplanade 

  • Bournot Miss E, h North Esplanade 

  • Bournot Wilmot B, clerk C. B. R. R. office, h North Esplanade

  • Bown Miss Ada, tailoress, bds North Esplanade

  • Brookman Miss P., h North Esplanade, cor. Nepean

  • Burnett Miss Lucy, h North Esplanade

  • Burnett Mahitable, wid Reuben, h North Esplanade

  • Canstant Mrs Assgristine, h North Esplanade

  • Cash Elleu, washerwoman, h North Esplanade

  • Clements William, ferryman, h North Esplanade

  • Egan Charles, moulder, bds North Esplanade

  • Greig Mary Ann, wid James, h North Esplanade

  • Harrington H C?, book-keeper, h North Esplanade

  • Hearn Miss Julia A, boarding house North Esplanade

  • Howard Samuel, miner, h North Esplanade

  • Jordan James, engineer, S. S. Nellie Read, h North Esplanade

  • KEEFE EDWD., of Cape Breton Foundry & Machine Co., h North Esplanade

  • KEEFE JOHN, boot and shoemaker, North Esplanade, h do.

  • Leonard William, fisherman,  North Esplanade

  • Martin Robert, mail contractor, h North Esplanade

  • McDonald Alexander, coal miner, h North Esplanade

  • McDonald Alexander, law student, h North Esplanade

  • McDonald Alexander, seaman, h North Esplanade

  • McDonald Allan J, law student, bds North Esplanade

  • McDonald Angus, truckman, h North Esplanade

  • McDonald Daniel, seaman, h North Esplanade

  • MCDONALD DONALD, general dealer, North Esplanade, h do.

  • McDonald James, asst. accountant, S. & L. & C R Co., h North Esplanade 

  • McDonald John, clerk, h North Esplanade

  • McDonald John, moulder, h North Esplanade

  • McDonald Philip, blacksmith, h North Esplanade

  • McInnis Malcolm, carpenter, North Esplanade, h do.

  • McKinnon Charles, laborer, h North Esplanade

  • McKinnon, Kenneth, mail driver, h North Esplanade

  • McLennan Samuel, student, h North Esplanade

  • McMullin Alexander, carpenter, h North Esplanade

  • McMullin Flora, wid Michael, h North Esplanade

  • McMullin, James, carpenter, h North Esplanade

  • McNeil Mrs. Donald, h North Esplanade

  • MOSELEY FREDERICK, stipendiary magistrate, and barrister, editor, "Advocate," South Charlotte, h North Esplanade

  • SLATTERY MICHAEL, prothy and clerk county court, h  N. Esplanade

ESPLANADE (i.e. identified as neither North nor South Esplanade)

  • Anderson Miss Christie, tailoress, h Esplanade

  • Brison George A, foreman, "The Island Reporter," h Esplanade

  • HARRINGTON C. H., general dealer, lumber merchant, and tannery, Central wharf, h Esplanade

  • Keefe Miss Bessie, clerk, bds Esplanade

  • McDonald Miss Flora, tailoress, bds Esplanade.

  • McDonald John, printer, bds Esplanade

  • McKenzie Miss Christina, tailoress, bds Esplanade

  • McLELLAN DUNCAN, Merchant Tailer, SOUTH CHARLOTTE, h, Esplanade, cor. Amelia

  • McPherson Eddie, clerk, h Esplanade

  • Meloney Henry E., tanner, Esplanade, Amelia n Campbell.

  • Michean John, printer, h Esplanade

  • RICHARDSON FREDERICK, Lumber Dealer [Market Wharf] Esplanade.

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED
(Note: Not All Addresses May Be North End)

  • 1907-1908: Anderson Robert, h off Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Blackadar C F, reporter Syd "Post," h Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Brison andrew, tinsmith, bds Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Browne N M, day editor Post P Co, h Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Fowler William, bootblack, bds Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Gallant Cyril, mach hand Lnych B D Co, h Esplnd [Esplanade]

  • 1907-1908: Haley Lewis, blacksmith's helper, bds Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Hector Wm, shoe shining parlors, 184 Charlotte; bds Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Johnson John, clerk, bds Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Krechew Louis, emp Syd Cash & Credit House, bds Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: MACNEIL P D, mngr Sydney "Post," h Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: McSweeney G S, night editor Sydney "Post." h Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Munroe Albert, barber, bds Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Pottell William, moulder, h Esplanade (North)

  • 1907-1908: RHODES CURRY & CO, LTD, Contractors and Builders; Dealers in Church Furniture, Lumber, &c; Office Warehouse and Yard, Foot Wentworth; Factory, Townsend; and Wharf, Esplanade. See adv. front cover and page 1270 [...PHONES: 112, Office and Warerooms, Wentworth Street. 269, Factory, Townsend Street. 130, Wharf, Esplanade ...] 

  • 1907-1908: Shephard J W, app Ham Ptg Co, bds Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Travers H E K, clerk Bk Mont, bds Esplanade

2 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Fraser Peter, fireman D I & S Co, h 2 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: McDonald James E, carpenter, h 2 Esplanade

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

4 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Fougere Peter, laborer, h 4 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Fougere Simon, emp D I & S Co, bds 4 Esplanade  

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

8 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Boudreau Jeffrey, drug clerk, bds 8 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Boudreau Jedremiah, laborer, h 8 Esplanade 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

10 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Doyle Cornelius, fireman Syd Cem Co, h 10 Esplnd [10 Esplanade]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

12 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Wallace James, emp D I & S Co, h 12 Esplanade

17 ESPLANADE

21 ESPLANADE

25 ESPLANADE

33 ESPLANADE

36 ESPLANADE

37 ESPLANADE

50 ESPLANADE

53 ESPLANADE

60 ESPLANADE

61 ESPLANADE
(East Side)
(Corner of Amelia Street and Esplanade)

  • [1893: Lewis E Jost]

  • 1901: (Family 43) Margaret Gillis (57), (and LEWIS E. JOST (52), ELIZA JOST (51), HARRY H. JOST (24), PERCY M. JOST (22), FLORENCE A. JOST (12)

  • 1901-1902: Lewis E Jost

  • 1907-1908: Jost Harry H, accountant, bds 61 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Jost L E, h 61 Esplanade

  • 1911: Family 7) Lewis E. Jost (63) and Elvina M (63); Florence A Jost; Annie McPhee [61 Esplanade]

  • 1920: Eliza M. Y. Jost (Wife of L. E. Jost]

  • 1933: Lewis Edward Jost

65 ESPLANADE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Jost Allan D. emp D I & S Co, h 65 Esplanade  [Note: Allan D Jost was at 54 Charlotte Street in 1911]

  • 1911: (Family 8) Harry H Jost (34) and Catharine M (31); William H Jost; Mary Butter [65 Esplanade]

67 ESPLANADE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Frederickson, G A, supt rod mill D I & S Co, h 67 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 9) William T Fanjoy (54) and Sarah F (54) [67 Esplanade]

69 ESPLANADE
(East Side)

  • 1901: (Family 44) Charles H Rigby (57) and Alice (40) [7 Persons]

  • 1907-1908: Donkin J E, clerk Bk Montreal, rms 69 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Edens F E, clerk Royal Bk Can, rns 69 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Milsom G D, clerk R Bk Can, bds 69 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Rigby Chas H, emp D Coal Co, h 69 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Wetmore J E, clerk Bk Mont, rooms 69 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: WHERRY M E, manager Sydney Co-op Soc Co, Ltd, bds 69 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 10) Charles H Rigby (65) and Alice L (50); Florence E Rigby; Frances A Rigby; Dorothy M Rigby; Charles L Rigby; Thomas F Harrigan; Samuel Chaloner; Lewis Lauson; Helen Lauson [69 Esplanade]

73 ESPLANADE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: Lambert Peter, machinist, h 73 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: McGillivray Frank, emp D I & S Co, h 73 Esplnde [73 Esplanade]

  • 1911: (Family 369) Frank McGillivray, Isabell McGillivray, Charles C McGillivray, William F McGillivray, Mary C McGillivray, Margaret McGillivray, Arthur McGillivray, Annie Otha

  • 1911: (Family 370) William Deveaux (29) and Flora M (37) [Additional names available] [73 Esplanade]

74 ESPLANADE
(West Side)

  • 1901: (Family 39) Ernest Malomgram (29) and Minnie (28)

  • 1907-1908: Malmgren Ernest, painter, h 74 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 16) Ernest Maingran (38) and Winnie (37) [74 Esplanade]

82 ESPLANADE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: Hall Walter, bookseller and stationer, 198 Charlotte; h 82 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 17) Walter Hall (38) and Emma R (40); Edith B Hall [82 Esplanade]

84 ESPLANADE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: Smith E Bernard, asst mgr Tar & Chem Works, h 84 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 15) [Que?]ddy E DeWolfe (52); Carolyn [?] DeWolfe; Kathleen M DeWolfe [84 Esplanade]

86 ESPLANADE
(West Side)

  • 1907-1908: McNeil John D, emp D I & S Co, h 86 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 14) John [?] McNeil (52) and Rose C (50); John D McNeil [86 Esplanade]

87 ESPLANADE
(East Side)

  • 1907-1908: St Patrick's Church, Catholic (unoccupied), Esplanade

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

89 ESPLANADE
(East Side)
Corner of Esplanade and York)

  • 1868: Owner Michael Kennedy opened Sydney's first drugstore [Kennedy Building]

  • 1901: (Family 48) Isabella Logue (82)

  • 1907-1908: Logue Isabella, widow R, h 89 Esplanade 

  • 1911: (Family 11) Catherine Logue (51) [89 Esplanade]

90 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: McDonald John A, nurse, h 90 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 13) Jessie C. Smith (50); [Additional names available] [[90 Esplanade]

92 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Larder W F, clerk Larder & DeY, h 92 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 12) Edward C. Leahy (60) and Emma J (50); [Additional names available] [92 Esplanade]

105 ESPLANADE

  • 1864-1865: HARRINGTON CLEMENT H, dry goods and grocer, ESPLANADE n York

  • 1866: Harrington, C H ... General Store ....

  • 1868-1869: HARRINGTON CLEMENT H., mercht.

  • 1870-1871: HARRINGTON C. H. merchant

  • 1871: Harrington, Clement H., J.P., storekeeper

  • 1877: C .H. Herrington

  • 1890-1897: HARRINGTON C. H., general dealer, lumber merchant, and tannery, Central wharf, h Esplanade.

  • 1907-1908: Harrington Clement H, of H C Harrington & Co, h 105 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 19) Clement H. Harrington (88) and Margaret M. (70) [Additional names available] [105 Esplanade]

108 ESPLANADE; 108 1/2 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: HARRINGTON REYNOLDS, Lumber Merchant, Harrington Wharf, 108 1/2 Esplanade; h Westmount. See adv.

  • 1907-1908: SYDNEY LUMBER YARD, Reynolds Harrington, Proprietor. See adv. opposite [HARRINGTON'S WHARF, 108 1/2 Esplanade ... Telephone No. 233. P.O. Box 216.]

  • 1911: (Family 34) [ki?]irkHarris (26) and Helen H. (24) [108 Esplanade]

110 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Munroe Harry, blower blast furnaces D I & S Co, h 110 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 18) Harry M. Munro (38) and Annie C ( 35) [Additional names available] [110 Esplanade]

111 ESPLANADE

  • 1908 - 1911: John E. Burchell moved into his dream [newly constructed] house shortly after 1900

  • 1911: (Family 385) John E Burchell (71) and Henrietta M (66) [Additional names available] [111 Esplanade]

121 ESPLANADE

  • 1864-1865: Bourinot John, French consul, and Lloyd's agent, Esplanade n York.

  • 1870: John Bourinot Sr.

  • 1870-1871: BOURINOT Hon JOHN, French Vice-Consul

  • 1871: BOURINOT Hon JOHN, senior, French Vice-Consul, Lloyd's agent for Cape Breton, notary public and ??????

  • 1890-1897: Brookman Miss P., h North Esplanade, cor. Nepean.

  • 1901: (Family 57) Pheobe Brookman (63)

  • 1907-1908: Brookman Miss Phoebe, h 121 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 371) Margaret Brookman (79) [121 Esplanade]

135 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: McMullin Alexander, carpenter, h 135 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: McMullin James, firenman S F D, bds 135 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: McMullin Pius, printer Record P Co, bds 135 Sspld [135 Esplanade]  

  • 1911: (Family 373) Alexander McMillan (50) and Annie (50) [Additional names available] [135 Esplanade]

139 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Sinnamon A W, mech supt D I & S Co, h 139 Espld [139 Esplanade]

  • 1911: (Family 372) Charles Stimpson (46) and Florense A (40) [Additional names available] [139 Esplanade]

145 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Bourfinot Miss Elised, h 145 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 374) Arthur Burchell (40) and Katie E (40) [Additional names available] [145 Esplanade]

147 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Binning Lionel J, agent Singer Machine, h 147 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 375) Josephine Moseley (45) [Additional names available] [147 Esplanade]

153 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Clements George, laborer, h r 153 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Clements William, boat Keeper, h 153 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Clements George, laborer, h r 153 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: Clements William, boat Keeper, h 153 Esplanade 

  • 1911: (Family 376) William Clements (84) and Margaret (80) [Additional names available] [153 Esplanade]

156 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: CURRY A S, of Rhodes, Curry & Co, ld, manager Sydney Branch, h 156 Esplanade

  • 1911: (Family 377) Alfred F Curry (43) and Nettie M (40) [Additional names available] [156 Esplanade] (Note: Many lodgers)

159 ESPLANADE

  • 1907-1908: Dick Alex, sales agent D C Co, h 159 Esplanade

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon W, furnace man, h 159 Esplanade

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

FAIRVIEW STREET ADDRESSES

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

  • 1907-1908: Scothorne Charles, emp I C R, h Fairview

12 FAIRVIEW

  • 1907-1908: Carson Henry H, building mover, h 12 Fairview

  • 1907-1908:  Carson William E, teamster, bds 12 Fairview

  • 1907-1908: Trider Frederick, brakesman I C R, h 12 Fairview

  • 1907-1908: Wambolt George, emp D I & S Co, bds 12 Fairview 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

16 FAIRVIEW

  • 1907-1908: Muggah Herbert, pipe fitter, h 16 Fairview

  • 911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

18 FAIRVIEW

  • 1907-1908: Wilson Charles, driver I C R, h 18 Fairview

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

20 FAIRVIEW

  • 1907-1908: McManus Wm, emp D I & S Co, bds 20 Fairview

  • 1907-1908: Sears George, emp D I & S Co, h 20 Fairview

  • 1907-1908: Sears William, emp I C R, bds 20 Fairview 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

24 FAIRVIEW

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac Angus, emp D I & S Co, bds 24 Fairview

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac Bernard, I C R fireman, bds 24 Fairview

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac John, emp D I & S Co, bds 24 Fairview

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac Miss Maggie, clerk, bds 24 Fairview

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac Neil, jr, barber, bds 24 Fairview 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

FERRY STREET ADDRESSES

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY

  • Ball George, carpenter, h Ferry.

  • Muggah Miss Emma, school teacher, h "Maccalesfield," Ferry.

  • Muggah Miss Hester, school teacher, h "Maccalesfield," Ferry.

  • Muggah Nelson E., farmer, "Maccalesfield," Ferry.

  • Muggah Susan, wid Charles, h "Maccalesfield," Ferry.

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

  • 1907-1908: Cameron Miss Mary, tailoress, bds Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Dornadie Charles, tailor, bds Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Duff John, fireman I C R. bds 89 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY FREIGHT OFFICE, Foot of Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Routledge Mrs Florence, bds Ferry

7 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Dunphy William, emp D I & S Co, bds 7 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Lowther Lucy, window G, h 7 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Norman William, emp D I & S Co, bds 7 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Normore Edward, emp D I & S Co, bds 7 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Robertson Mrs Ida, h 7 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Roeson Miss annie, stenographer, bds 7 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Shephard Harvey, conductor C B E Co, bds 7 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Snow Stephen, emp D I & S Co, bds 7 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Troke William conductor C B E Co, bds 7 Ferry     

  • 1911: (Family 213) Ivey Lowther (63) [Additional names available] [7 Ferry St]

  • 1911: (Family 214) Albert Defrance (35) and Julia (25) [Additional names available] [7 Ferry St]

15 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Ball Miss Eva, bkpr "Sydney Record," bds 15 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Ball Mary J, widow, h 15 Ferry

  • 1911: (Family 262) James Galbraith (29) and Annie T (23) [15 Ferry]

17 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Devoe Howard, emp D I & S Co, h 17 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: LeBlanc Emile, emp D I & S Co, h 17 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: LeBlanc May, milliner, bds 17 Ferry 

  • 1911: (Family 215) Thomas Peck (30) and Frances J (28) [Additional names available] [17 Ferry St]

19 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Chappell Fred M, foreman cnstretn D I & S Co, bds 19 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: McLeod Dan N, emp D I & S Co, bds 19 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: McLeod Hector, emp D I & S Co, bds 19 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: McLeod Malcolm, h 19 Ferry 

  • 1911: (Family 216) Malcolm McLeod (70) and Catherine M (61) [Additional names available] [19 Ferry St]

24 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Clancey Wm H, emp D I & S Co, h 24 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Howlett James, emp D I & S Co, h 24 Ferry 

  • 1911: (Family 217) William Clancey (42) and Mary I (42) [Additional names available] [24 Ferry St]

  • 1911: (Family 218) James Howlett (45) and Lottie C (45) [Additional names available] [24 Ferry St]

28 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: McDonald John, emp D I & S Co, bds 28 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: McEachern Dan, emp D I & S Co, bds 28 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: McEachern Rod, emp D I & S Co, bds 28 Ferry 

  • 1911: (Family 221) Jane Drummond (58) [Additional names available] [28 Ferry St]  [Note: Many boarders]

30 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Saunders Clarence,pattern maker, bds 30 Ferry

  • 1911: (Family 222) William Jones (32) and Georgina (32) [Additional names available] [30 Ferry St]

34 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: McCormack Gordon, emp D I & S Co, h 34 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: McCormack Samuel, blacksmith, h 34 Ferry 

  • 1911: (Family 223) Samuel McCormick ? ( 55) and Annie McCormick (56) [Additional names available] [34 Ferry St]

42 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Lewis Harold, emp D I & S Co, bds 42 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Lewis Miss Katella, bookkeeper, bds 42 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Lewis O A, emp D I & S Co, h 42 Ferry 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

59 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: James Harry, emp D I & S Co, bds 59 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: McClaverty Mrs James, widow, h 59 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Ira, emp D I & S Co, bds 59 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: McWilliams Herbert, em D I & S Co, bds 59 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Morrison Joseph, plumber, bds 59 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Murray Miss Greta, asst manager Boyd's Syllabie Shorthand College, bds 59 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Nicholson Alex, emp D I & S Co, bds 59 Ferry 

  • 1911: (Family 324) Jennie McClaverty (64) [Additional names available] [59 Ferry St] [Note: Many boarders]

  • 1911: (Family 325) George Cox (47) and Bertha (35) [Additional names available] [59 Ferry St]

61 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Cox George, freight clerk I C R, h 61 Ferry

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

63 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Lord Lewis P, tailor, h 63 Ferry

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

65 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Buist Chas, tobacconist, 65 Ferry; h do

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

69 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Pierre John, laborer, h 69 Ferry

  • 1911: (Family 328) Edward Renault (46) and Angelina (47) [Additional names available] [69 Ferry St]

  • 1911: (Family 329) Charles Dornadic (26) and Adourdine (20) [Additional names available] [69 Ferry St]

71 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: ARMSTRONG GEORGE, Groceries and Provisions, Fruits, Fresh Meats, Fish and Poultry, Phone 247. P O Box 708 71 Ferry; h 92 George

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

73 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Dominique Portcous, laborer, h 73 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Guiffre Stephen, laborer, h 73 Ferry 

  • 1911: (Family 330) John Joubier (26) and Mary (23) [Additional names available] [73 Ferry St]

75 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Boudreau Peter, emp D I & S Co, h 75 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Holland Henry, emp D I & S Co, h 75 Ferry 

  • 1911: (Family 397) Gusteate Allain (33) and Julie (30) [Additional names available] [75 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 398) Gregory Spearns (34) [Additional names available] [75 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 399) Desire Curck (27) and Adele (21) [Additional names available] [75 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 399) Louis Briande (39) and Mary (34)  [Additional names available] [75 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 400) Louis Ellisassage (26) [Additional names available] [75 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 401) Henry Roland (24) and Caroline (23) [Additional names available] [75 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 403) Effie McNeil (28) [75 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 416) Albina Stokl (31) [Additional names available] [75 Ferry St]

  • 1911: (Family 418) Christian Polman (36) and Johnana (31) [75 Ferry St]

77 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Berner John, emp D I & S Co, h 77 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Harriet Emile, emp D I & S Co, bds 77 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Hodon Auguste, emp D I & S Co, bds 77 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: LeDu Emanuel, emp D I & S Co, h 77 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Oursin Theo, emp D I & S Co, h 77 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Vigeniu Alex, emp D I & S Co, h 77 Ferry     

  • 1911: (Family 404) Mary Ann Fiour (55) [Additional names available] [77 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 405) Louis Leroy (32) and Rosalie (20)  [Additional names available] [77 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 406) Charles McDougald (36) and Mary (23) [Additional names available] [77 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 407) Duncan McDougald (27) and Margaret (23) [Additional names available] [77 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

78 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: McLean Thomas, emp D I & S Co, h 78 Ferry

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

89 FERRY

  • 1907-1908: Douglas Bros, props Apartment House, 89 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Gallant Mathias, emp D I & S Co, h 89 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Howard W, emp D I & S Co, h 89 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Pineau Nicholas, emp D I & S Co, h 89 Ferry

  • 1907-1908: Selby C W, emp D I & S Co, h 89 Ferry   

  • 1911: (Family 408) Henry Robertson (55) and Angelina (50) [Additional names available] [89 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 409) Paul Landrie (72) and Celina (53) [Additional names available] [89 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 410) Joseph Josephsen (31) and Sophia (30) [Additional names available] [89 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 411) William Hayes (30) and Mary (20) [Additional names available] [89 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 412) Armand Gelos (27) and Mary (20) [Additional names available] [89 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 413) Victor Oursins (32) and Marguerite (40) [Additional names available] [89 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 414) Theophile Oursins (27) and Albertine (27) [Additional names available] [89 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 415) Armand Chandoiseau (38) and Dirginie (44) [Additional names available] [89 Ferry St] (Apartment House)

  • 1911: (Family 417) Pierre Sorhaitz (35) and Lilly (34) [Additional names available] [89 Ferry St]

GEORGE STREET ADDRESSES

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1864 - 1865 DIRECTORY

  • Mathieson Daniel, clerk, Great George n Telegraph office.  [WHERE IF NORTH END?]

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY
(Note: Not All addresses May Be North End)

  • Beaton Alexander J., undertaker, Great St. George, h do.

  • CANDALL ERNEST, physician, Great George, h do.

  • FARQUHARSON REV. ALEX., presbyterian, h Great George.

  • GIHOLMES ROBERT, grocer, South Charlotte, h Greta George. [Great George]

  • GILLIES JOSEPH A., barrister, South Charlotte, h Greta George. [Great George]

  • Grothroe Vincent, blacksmith, bds Great George.

  • Hill Charles, farmer, h Great George.

  • HILL C. W., magistrate, Prince William Henry, h Great George.

  • Johnston Ann, wid Donald, h Great George.

  • KENNELLY D. J., agent and mang, S. & L. C. & R. Co., h Great George.

  • Lewis Orlando, sea captain, h Great George.

  • Lorway Charles, h Great George.

  • LORWAY CAPT. JOHN, port warden, h Great George.

  • Lorway John M., student, h Great George.

  • McDonald Charles [V?], clerk, h Grent St. George [Great George]

  • McDONALD HECTOR, of Gillis & McDonald, h Great St. George [Great George]

  • McIsaac Angus, carpenter, h Great George.

  • McIsaac Miss Annie, tailoress, h Great George.

  • McIsaac Miss Mary, dressmaker, h Great George.

  • Mackenzie J. A. D., clerk, bds Great George.

  • MACKENZIE JOHN A., Books, Stationery, Dry Goods and Grocer, South Charlotte, h Great George. See adv. opposite.

  • McKINNON COLIN, blacksmith, Prince William Henry, h Great George.

  • McLEOD REV. HUGH, presbyterian, h Great George.

  • McLeod Thomas C., student-at-medicine, bds Great George.

  • McLEOD WILLIAM McK, physician, South Charlotte, h Great George.

  • McNeil Michael, blacksmith, bds Great George.

  • Morrison Rory, blacksmith, bds Great George.

  • Muggah Richard, keeper marine hospital, h do.

  • Muggah Samuel, keeper marine hospital, h do.

  • ROBERTSON WILLIAM, Pianos and Organs and Sewing Machines, South Charlotte, h Great George. See opposite.

  • Smith Daniel, laborer, h Great George.

  • Townsend George D., pilot, h Great George.

  • Townsend James, book-keeper, h Great George.

  • TOWNSEND JAMES E., of Matheson, Townsend & Co., h Great George.

  • Townsend Mariann, wid Thomas, h Great George.

  • Wyseigh Frederick E., h Great George.

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED
(Note: Not All Addresses May Be North End)

  • 1907-1908: Brown William, fish dealer, George

  • 1907-1908: Jubilee Methodist Church, cor Dorchester and George

  • 1907-1908: Convent of the Holy Angels, Sister St Pamphillus, George [Founded 1885]

  • 1907-1908: Creelman Miss Jessie, bds George 

  • 1907-1908: Fulton Miss A E, stenographer, bds George

  • 1907-1908: Gillis Miss Margaret school teacher, bds George

  • 1907-1908: Hagen Miss Lillian, bookkeeper, bds George

  • 1907-1908: Harrington Miss Annie E, sch tchr, bds George

  • 1907-1908: Hault G A, optician F C Bezanson, h George

  • 1907-1908: Hodgson William, emp Syd Baking Co, h George

  • 1907-1908: Kennedy Alfred, painter, George

  • 1907-1908: Linden William, blacksmith, bds George  

  • 1907-1908: Macdonald Miss C S, bookeeper, bds George

  • 1907-1908: Macdonald Daniel, emp D I & S Co, bds George

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Daniel C, laborer, George

  • 1907-1908: McDougall Capt Archibald, h George 

  • 1907-1908: McGrath Edward, stableman, bds George

  • 1907-1908: McIntyre Harry M, clerk Oak Hall, bds George

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac Miss M, operator E T Co, bds George

  • 1907-1908: McKenna Miss M, sch teacher, h George

  • 1907-1908: Mckinnon Miss Catherine, sch tchr, bds George

  • 1907-1908: McLean Donald, clerk A D Gunn, bds George

  • 1907-1908: McLean James, asst bookkeeper, h George

  • 1907-1908: McLellan Patrick, electen Fire Station, bds George

  • 1907-1908: Meikle D F, shipper C B Wh Gro, h George

  • 1907-1908: Moser Dougald, upholsterer, bds George 

  • 1907-1908: Norman Charles, teamster C B E Co, h George

  • 1907-1908: Ranson Miss Sophia, waitress, bds George 

  • 1907-1908: Richardson Miss Beatrice, retoucher, bds George

  • 1907-1908: Rutledge Charles, printer, bds George

  • 1907-1908: St Pamphillus Sister, Superior of Convent of the Holy Angels, George [Founded 1885]

  • 1907-1908: White Miss Maud, asst dentist, bds George  

7 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Totten C W, building mover, h 7 George

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

15 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Cameron John, eng driver I C R, h 15 George

  • 1911: (Family 87) John A Cameron (38) and Johanna (32) [Additional names available] [15 George St]

21 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: McDonald W G, engnr I C R, h 21 George

  • 1907-1908: Murray E A, warehouseman, bds 21 George 

  • 1911: (Family 137) William McDonald (35) and Edith C (30) [Additional names available] [21 George St]

  • 1911: (Family 138) Ira A McDonald (26) and Carrie M (22) [Additional names available] [21 George St]

22 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Gillis Agnes E, confectionery, 22 George; h do

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

25 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Sargent John, machinist I C R h, 25 George

  • 1911: (Family 91) John Sargent (45) and Minnie (38) [Additional names available] [25 George St]

38 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Cole Miss Sadie, clerk Crowell's, bds 38 George

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

39 GEORGE

  • 1901: (Family 234) Benjamin Titus (39) and Florence (28)

  • 1907-1908: Titus H Benjamin, engnr I C R, h 39 George

  • 1911: (Family 94) Arthur A Leck (33) and Mary (30) [Additional names available] [39 George St]

55 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Kenneth, electrician, bds 55 George

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

62 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Connolly John, grocer, 192 Charlotte; h 62 George

  • 1911: (Family 121) John Connolly (40) and Sarah (39) [Additional names available] [62 George St]

70 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: DUCHEMIN H P, Barrister, Notary, &c, Royal Bank Bldg, 200 Charlotte; h 70 Geo. See adv. [... P.O. BOX 502 ... TELEPHONE 308 ...] [70 George]

  • 1911: (Family 104) Henry ? Duchemin (41) and Caroline ? (37) [Additional names available] [70 George St]

73 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Frehill Miss Susie, clerk, bds 73 George

  • 1907-1908: JENNINGS D J, managing salesman S S M Co, 332 Charlotte; h 73 George 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

74 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Gibbon The Misses, h 74 George

  • 1911: (Family 120) George A McKay (33) [Additional names available] [74 George St]

75 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Dingwall Miss Adella, stenographer, bds 75 George

  • 1907-1908: Dingwall W R, patter mkr D I & S Co, h 75 Geo [75 George]

  • 1911: (Family 105) William Dingwall (59) and Mary P (60) [Additional names available] [75 George St]

78 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: McIntyre Angus D, mech frmn D I & S Co, h 78 George

  • 1911: (Family 108) William D Paige (29) and Jean M (26) [Additional names available] [78 George St]

  • 1911: (Family 109) Sydney S Lelacheur (30) and Catherine A (28) [Additional names available] [78 George St]

79 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: McAulay James, postal clerk, h 79 George

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

87 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Martin M H, foreman, R, C & Co, h 87 George

  • 1911: Family 112) Alfonse Vassako (46) and Ella (40) [Additional names available] [87 George St]

92 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: ARMSTRONG GEORGE, Groceries and Provisions, Fruits, Fresh Meats, Fish and Poultry, Phone 247. P O Box 708 71 Ferry; h 92 George

  • 1911: (Family 113) George Armstrong (61) and Margaret C (35) [Additional names available] [92 George St]

93 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Smith Christina, widow M, bds 93 George

  • 1911: (Family 118) Daniel J Smith (36) and Dolena (29) [Additional names available] [93 George St]

94 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Duncan McD, asst city engnr, h 94 Geo [94 George]

  • 1911: (Family 119) Duncan ? Campbell (32) and Emily J (40) [Additional names available] [94 George St]

97 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Archibald Charles, machinist D I & S Co, bds 97 George

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

101 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Alex A, conductor I C R, h 101 George

  • 1911: (Family 116) Alexander E McNeil (41) and Alexandra (34) [Additional names available] [101 George St]

105 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Wm, emp D I & S Co, h 105 George

  • 1911: (Family 117) Charles Buyst (38) and Alice (32) [Additional names available] [105 George St]

106 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Brown Miss Georgina A, stenogrphr, bds 106 Geo [106 George]

  • 1911: (Family 122) James R Fraser (47) and Isabel (52) [Additional names available] [106 George St]

110 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Tobin Edward, emp G L Murphy, bds 110

  • 1907-1908: George Tobin George, emp D I & S Co, bds 110

  • 1907-1908: George Tobin Henry, tailor, h 110 George

  • 1911: (Family 148) Henry V Tobin (62) and Jane S (60) [Additional names available] [110 George St]

111 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Cuthbert Wm, mach D I & S Co, h 111 George

  • 1911: (Family 140) John A McLean (29) and Alice (29) [Additional names available] [111 George St]

115 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Farman Seymour, emp D I & S Co, bds 115 Geo [115 George]

  • 1907-1908: McCurdy David, D I & S Co, bds 115 George

  • 1907-1908: McSween John W, barber, bds 115 George

  • 1907-1908: MacVey Miss Maud, stenographer, bds 115 George; McVey Wm, brcklyr D I & S Co, h 115 George; Weattherbee Miss E A, stenogrphr, bds 115 George    

  • 1911: (Family 139) William McVay (59) and Frances A (48) [Additional names available] [115 George St]

116 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Finch W J, chemist Tar & Chem Co, bds 116 Geo [116 George]

  • 1907-1908: Tobin Vincent, moulder D I & S Co, h 116 George 

  • 1911: (Family 147) Vincent Tobin (38) and Maud A (32) [Additional names available] [116 George St]

117 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Ferguson Clara, widow, bds 117 George

  • 1911: (Family 141) Charles W Totten (59) and Annie (58) [Additional names available] [117 George St]

120 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Kyte J W, general and commission merchant, 346 Charlotte; h 120 George

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

121 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Bell John, emp D I & S Co, bds 121 George

  • 1907-1908: Borgal Raymond, shippingclerk, h 121 George

  • 1907-1908: Lyons Walter, pipe fitter, h 121 George

  • 1907-1908: McNutt L, emp D I & S Co, bds 121 George

  • 1907-1908: Quinn James, electen D I & S Co, bds 121 George

  • 1907-1908: Wells Geo, emp D I & S Co, bds 121 George

  • 1907-1908: Welsh George, emp D I & S Co, bds 121 George     

  • 1911: (Family 149) John R McDonald (62) and Mary (49) [Additional names available] [121 George St]

  • 1911: (Family 150) Daniel McNeil (45) and Mary (53) [Additional names available] [121 George St]

  • 1911: (Family 151) Patrick Doherty (51) and Lavinia S (51) [Additional names available] [121 George St]

122 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: McMillan F M, postal clerk, h 122 George

  • 1911: (Family 176) Francis McMillan (45) [Additional names available] [122 George St]

128 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Fletcher Miss Frances, stengrphr, bds 128 George

  • 1907-1908: Nash Wm E, of Nash & McAllister, h 128 George

  • 1907-1908: Ray Robert J, engnr D I & S Co, h 123 George  

  • 1911: (Family 159) Nash William (43) and Agnes B (35) [Additional names available] [128 George]

130 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Setchell Frank A, lcmtve engnr, h 130 George

  • 1907-1908: Setchell Frank A, lcmtve engnr, h 130 George

  • 1911: (Family 161) Satchell Francis A (44) and Annie L (37) [Additional names available] [130 George]

131 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: McCONNELL JAMES, of Wood & McConnell, h 131 George

  • 1911: (Family 160) Roberts John R (31) and Florence B (29) [Additional names available] [131 George]

135 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Muillins Vincent, commision broker, h 135 George

  • 1911: (Family 143) Vincent Mullins (50) and Helena A (37) [Additional names available] [135 George St]

138 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: McDonald D Ross, chief clerk P O, h 138 George

  • 1911: (Family 144) Donald R McDonald (39) and Lina V (34) [Additional names available] [138 George St]

161 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Brown F M, purchasing agt D I & S Co, h 161 Geo [161 George]

  • 1911: (Family 197) Robert J Rae (39) and Prudence A (40) [Additional names available] [161 George St]

167 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Muggah David E, emp I C R, bds 167 George

  • 1907-1908: Muggah Henry W, emp I C R, h 167 George

  • 1907-1908: Muggah Kate A, bds 167 George

  • 1907-1908: Muggah Miss Louisa R, bds 167 George  

  • 1911: (Family 198) Henry W Muggah (61) [Additional names available] [167 George St]

  • 1911: (Family 199) Margaret McDonald (60)

    • [Additional names available] [167 George St]

169 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Curtis John, blacksmith D I & S Co, h 169 George

  • 1911: (Family 200) Patrick Fitzgerald (53) and Annie (38) [Additional names available] [169 George St]

  • 1911: (Family 201) Charles Sampson (32) and Annie (30) [Additional names available] [169 George St]

171 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Allen Thomas, emp D I & S Co, bds 171 George

  • 1907-1908: Chandler John, emp D I & S Co, bds 171 George

  • 1907-1908: Crowell Fred, emp D I & S Co, bds 171 George

  • 1907-1908: Hawkins W, emp D I & S Co, bds 171 George

  • 1907-1908: Purdy A G, truckman, h 171 George

  • 1907-1908: Rodgers Geo, emp D I & S Co, bds 171 George

  • 1907-1908: Taylor Wm, emp D I & S Co, bds 171 George  

  • 1911: (Family 202) James Townsend (23) and Nina D (22) [Additional names available] [171 1/2 George]

  • 1911: (Family 203) John F Champion (31) and Lucy S (22) [171 1/2 George]

  • 1911: (Family 204) Frederick Trider (34) and Bessie L  (35) [Additional names available] [171 George St ] (Note: Many boarders)

173 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Matheson Daniel, emp D I & S Co, bds 173 George

  • 1907-1908: Matheson Miss Sarah, boardong, h 173 George

  • 1907-1908: McDonald fred, emp D I & S Co, bds 173 George

  • 1907-1908: McMillan John, emp D I & S Co, bds 173 George

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Hugh G, emp D I & S Co, bds 173 George

  • 1907-1908: McPhee Daniel, emp D I & S Co, bds 173 George

  • 1907-1908: Munroe Andrew, emp D I & S Co, bds 173 George     

  • 1911: (Family 205) Sarah Matheson (36) [Additional names available] [173 George St ] (Note: Many boarders)

175 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Ball E M, dlr in hides, skins, etc, 175 George; h do

  • 1911: (Family 206) Himan Davison (29) and Minnie (28) [Additional names available] [175 George St ]

178 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: SHAW EDWIN E, president Shaw & Mason, h 178 George

  • 1911: (Family 209) Edwin E Shaw (32) and Maude M (30) [Additional names available] [178 George St ]

182 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Nicholson H A, cashier D I & S Co, h 182 George

  • 1907-1908: Nicholoson Roy, teller Bk Mon, bds 182 George 

  • 1911: (Family 210) Henry Nicholson (60) and Eunice C (50) [Additional names available] [182 George St ]

188 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Johnson E J, physician, office and h, 188 George

  • 1911: (Family 208) Edmund J Johnstone J (52) and Caroline C (45) [Additional names available] [188 George St ]

200-208 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: SHAW & MASON, LTD, Brass and Iron Founders, Manufacturers and Jobbers, 200-208 George

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

217 GEORGE

  • 1901: (Family 226) Donald M McAdam (34)

  • 1907-1908: MacADAM REV D M, Catholic, h 217 George

  • 1907-1908: MacAdam John, bds 217 George

  • 1907-1908: MacAdam Miss Kate, bds 217 George

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Miss Kate, bds 217 George

  • 1907-1908: McKINNON REV J J, Catholic, h 217 George  

  • 1911: (Family 396) Donald M McAdam (44) [Additional names available] [217 George St]

225 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Lyceum Theatre, N W Mason, manager, George

  • 1907-1908: Rigby S Gordon, clerk Bk Mont, bds 225 George

  • 1907-1908: Ross Andrew, janitor Lyceum, George   

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

226 GEORGE

  • 1907-1908: Drake Robt & Sons, boot & shoe mkrs, 226 George

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

VICTORIA PARK - MARINE HOSPITAL (NEAR SAND POINT)

  • 1872: The Federal Government had provided in the Estimates for a Marine Hospital at Sydney, Cape Breton.

  • 1907-1908: Marine Hospital, R Muggah, supt, George

  • 1907-1908: Muggah Elizabeth, wid S, bds Mar Hosp, George [Marine Hospital]  

  • 1907-1908: Muggah Richard, supt Marine Hospital, h George

  • 1907-1908: Muggah Sidney R, asst. trackmaster I C R, bds Marine Hospital, George

  • 1936: RCMP housed here until at least 1936 when it was proposed that the RCAF replace them at that location.

GLEBE PLACE ADDRESSES

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

 

  • 19017-1908: McDonald Miss Aggie, dressmaker, rms Glebe ave

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon Frank, emp D I & S Co, h Glebe lane

  • 1907-1908: McMullin Miss A, toll bookkeeper E Tel Co, bds Glebe avenue

12 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: McMullin Neil, eng driver I C R, h 12 Glebe ave

  • 1911: (Family 285) Neil McMullin (47) and Josephine (42) [Additional names available] [12 Glebe Place]

13 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Peck James, laborer, h 13 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Peck Samuel, emp D I & S Co, bds 13 Glebe avenue 

  • 1911: (Family 295) Frederick McQuarrie (22) and Eliza (22) [Additional names available] [13 Glebe Place]

14 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Grattan James, shoemaker, 14 Glebe avenue; h do

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

15 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Bowie Artemus, emp D I & S Co, h 15 Glebe ave

  • 1907-1908: Nash Mary, widow Thos, bds 15 Glebe avenue 

  • 1911: (Family 296) Arthur Bowie (32) and Margaret (32) [Additional names available] [15 Glebe Place]

16 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Laphen Joseph, painter, h 16 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Laphen Joseph, jr, clerk, bds 16 Glebe avenue 

  • 1911: (Family 278) Joseph Laphen (46) and Mary P (42) [Additional names available] [16 Glebe Place]

19 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Bagnell Philip, master mariner, bds 19 Glebe ave

  • 1907-1908: Frederickson Mark, printer, bds 19 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Hall Catherine, widow, h 19 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Hall Miss Ella, bookkeeper, bds 19 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Jackson William, emp D I & S Co, bds 19 Glebe av

  • 1907-1908: LeVatte James, emp D I & S Co, bds 19 Glebe ave

  • 1907-1908: Mark Thomas, machinist, bds 19 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Mark Walter, tram conductor bds 19 Glebe Ave    

  • 1911: (Family 297) Catherine Hall (50) [Additional names available] [19 Glebe Place]

20 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Beers Miss Bell, clerk, bds, 20 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Beers Miss Blanche, clerk, bds 20 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Beers Miss Effie, clk Crowell's Ltd, bds 20 Glebe a

  • 1907-1908: Beers Wm H, carpenter, rooms 20 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Johnson D H, emp D I & S Co, h 20 Glebe avenue  

  • 1911: (Family 279) James Beckham (50) and Ellen (48)[Additional names available] [20 Glebe Place]

22 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac Charles J, barber, 285 Charlotte, rooms 22 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: McMullin Daniel J, barber, h 22 Glebe avenue 

  • 1911: (Family 280) George McKenzie (37) and Blanch E (31) [Additional names available] [22 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: Family 282) Rosalie Martin (53) [Additional names available] [22 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: (Family 283) Bridget Lockroix (31)  [22 Glebe Place]

24 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Gabriel Llewelyn, laborer, h 24 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: McQuarrie D L, hackman, rooms 24 Glebe avenue 

  • 1911: (Family 287) Walter Lyons (32) and Martha (35) [Additional names available] [24 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: (Family 289) Edward Gautier (39) and Lousia (32) [Additional names available] [24 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: (Family 290) Edward Lechaspentierr (30) and Leownie (27) [24 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: (Family 291) Grietin Brand (36) and Julia (36) [Additional names available] [24 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: (Family 292) Michael Sullivan (29) and Rose (35) [Additional names available] [24 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: (Family 293) Kenneth McLeod (34) and Ethel (24) [Additional names available] [24 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: (Family 294) Guy B Bennington (29) and Leah (26) [Additional names available] [24 Glebe Place]

26 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Chartier Constant, emp D I & S Co, h 26 Glebe av

  • 1907-1908: Lloy George, blacksmith, rooms 26 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: McLean Daniel D I & S Co, rms 26 Glebe ave 

  • 1911: (Family 288) James Campbell (40) and Christina (36) [Additional names available] [26 Glebe Place]

27 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Crowley William, emp D I & S Co, h 27 Glebe av

  • 1911: (Family 298) William Crowley (29) and Annie M (28) [Additional names available] [27 Glebe Place]

29 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Quinn Surdick, blacksmith, h 29 Glebe avenue

  • 1911: (Family 299) Theophilus Porteous (33) and Sarah J (37) [Additional names available] [29 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: (Family 300) John J McNeil (26) and Margaret (22) [Additional names available] [29 Glebe Place]

33 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Emile Dismar, emp D I & S Co, bds 33 Glebe ave

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Joseph, teamster, h 33 Glebe avenue

  • 1907-1908: Pescheloche Leon, emp D I & S Co, bds 33 Glebe av

  • 1907-1908: Sleeny Joseph, laborer, bds 33 Glebe avenue 

  • 1911: (Family 301) David Johnson (37) and Margaret (34) [Additional names available] [33 Glebe Place]

  • 1911: (Family 302) Patrick P Sampson (37) and Mary (26) [Additional names available] [33 Glebe Place[

  • 1911: (Family 303) Francis McKinnon (35) and Lucy (33) [Additional names available] [33 Glebe Place]

43 GLEBE

  • 1907-1908: Bonnell Simon, emp D I & S Co, h 43 Glebe ave

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

HARRINGTON ADDRESSES

11 HARRINGTON COURT

  • 1907-1908: Cameron H, emp D I & S Co, bds 11 Harrington ct

  • 1907-1908: Gillis Rodk, emp D I & S Co, bds 11 Harrington ct

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon Angus, em D I & S Co, bds 11 Hrngtn ct [11 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon Stephen A, emp D I & S Co, bds 11 Harrington court

  • 1907-1908: McLeod Jos N, emp D I & S Co, bds 11 Hrngtn crt [11 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Malcolm, private brdng, h 11 Harrington c

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Michael R, carriage mkr, bds 11 Hrngtn ct [11 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Ronald J, emp D I & S Co, bds 11 Hrngtn c [11 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Stephen D, em D I & S Co, bds 11 Hrngtn c [11 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: Smith John, emp D I & S Co, bds 11 Harrington ct  

  • 1911: (Family 230) Malcolm McNeil (67) and Elizabeth (61) [Additional names available] [11 Harrington]  [Note: Many boarders]

17 HARRINGTON COURT

  • 1907-1908: Johnson Peter, carpenter, h 17 Harrington court

  • 1911: (Family 231) Peter Johnston (38) and Jennie (31) [Additional names available] [17 Harrington]

21 HARRINGTON COURT

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Catherine, wid A, bds 21 Harrington ct

  • 1907-1908: O'Hearn John F, baker, h 21 Harrington court

  • 1907-1908: Roache Cecilia, wid J, bds 21 Harrington court 

  • 1911: (Family 232) Catherine McDonald (64) [Additional names available] [21 Harrington]

  • 1911: (Family 233) Clement Maillaid (27) and Mary (27) [Additional names available] [21 Harrington]

25 HARRINGTON COURT

  • 1907-1908: Gillis James F, bksmn I C R bds 25 Harrington court

  • 1907-1908: Goldie John, emp D I & S Co, h 25 Harrington crt

  • 1907-1908: Grady Wm, emp D I & S Co, bds 25 Harrington ct

  • 1907-1908: Landry Harry, emp D I & S Co, bds 25 Hrngtn ct [25 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: Martell Albert, emp D I & S Co, bds 25 Hrngtn ct [25 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: Martell Simon, emp D I & S Co, bds 25 Hrngtn ct [25 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: Merchison John, emp D I & S Co, bds 25 Hrgntn ct [25 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: Mumblique Simon, em D I & S Co, bds 25 Hngtn ct [25 Harrington]

  • 1907-1908: White Frank, teamster, bds 25 Harrington court 

  • 1911: (Family 234) Felix Boudrot (68) and Selina (49) [Additional names available] [25 Harrington]

  • 1911: (Family 235) Michael Campbell (33) and Catherine (25) [Additional names available] [25 Harrington]

INTERCOLONIAL ADDRESSES

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

 

  • 1907-1908: Cameron M, brakesman I C R, bds Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Malcolm, carpenter, bds Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Kennedy John, emp R, C & Co, bds Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Ling Wm, emp D I & S Co, bds Intercolonial Hse [Intercolonial House]

20 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: Hardy Philip, emp I C R, h 20 Intercolonial

  • 1911: (Family 331) John McPherson (39) and Mary (36) [20 In?] [20 Intercolonial]

26 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Mary, widow A, h 26 Intercolonial

  • 1911: (Family 364) Donald McDonald (38) [Additional names available] [26 Intercolonial]

32 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: Grantmyre Andy, emp I C R h, 32 Intercolonial

  • 1911: Family 323) Andrew Grantmire (30) and Gertrude (28) [Additional names available] [32 Intercolonial]

36 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac Miss Minnie, tailoress, bds 36 Interconlnl [36 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: Murphy Maurice E, foreman pipe fitter D I & S Co, h 36 Intercolonial

  • 1911: (Family 322) Maurice E Murphy (43) and Margaret T (36) [Additional names available] [36 Intercolonial]

44 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: Muggah Nelson E, emp I C R, h 44 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Muggah Susan, widow Capt Chas, bds 44 Interclnl [44 Intercolonial] 

  • 1911: (Family 321) Nelson Muggah (54) [Additional names available] [44 Intercolonial]

46 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon Joe D, brksmn, rms 46 Intercolonial

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

56 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: Beaton J J, truckman, h 56 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Beaton William McF, laborer, bds 56 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Champion F emp D I & S Co, bds 56 Intercolonial 

  • 1911: (Family 318) Angus McKenzie (45) and Annie (37) [Additional names available] [56 Intercolonial]

76 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: Embree Lewis G, brakesman I C R, bds 76 Intclnl [76 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Allen, brakesman I C R, bds 76 Intclnl [76 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Angus H, brksmn I C R, bds 76 Intclnl [76 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Angus M, pipe fitter, h 76 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Hugh, brksmn I C R, bds 76 Intedrcolnl [76 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: McIntyre Michael, brakeman I C R, bds 76 Intercnl [76 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: McKenna Joseph D, brksmn I C R, bds 76 Interclol [76 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon Hector, emp D I & S Co, bds 76 Intclnl [76 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: Stamper Robert, emp D I & S Co, bds 76 Intercolnl [76 Intercolonial]  

  • 1911: (Family 319) Flora McLeod (52) [76 Intercolonial]

  • 1911: (Family 317) Raymond Digou (66) and Mary A (66) [Additional names available] [76 Intercolonial]

96 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: Galman Maurice, porter I C R, bds 96 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Hamilton Wm, peddlar, bds 96 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Hamilton Wm, pedlar, bds 96 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Hotel American, D D Reeves, prop, 96 Intercolnl [96 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: Morrison Duncan, bksmn D I & S Co, bds 96 Intcnl [96 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: Nicholson Wm, blacksmith's hlpr, bds 96 Intrclnl [96 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: Reeves D D, prop Hotel American, h 96 Intercolnl [96 Intercolonial]

  • 1911: (Family 316) Thomas A McLean (60) and Mary (55) [Additional names available] [96 Intercolonial]  [Note: Many boarders]

102 INTERCOLONIAL-104 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: Campbell Michael, emp I CR, bds 104 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Gillis Joseph V, carpenter, h 104 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Graves Fred, emp D I & S Co, bds 104 Intercolnl [104 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: Kennedy Joseph A, shipper, bds 104 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: McAdam Allan, emp D I & S Co, bds 104 r Intclnl [104 r Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: McAdam Flora, widow D, bds 104 r Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: McAdam Miss Isabelle, houskpr, bds 104 r Intclnl [104 r Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: McAdam Joseph, mechanic, h 104 r Intercoloial [104 r Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Daniel J, bds 102-104 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon John Alex, emp I C R, bds 104 Intclnl [104 Intercolonial]    

  • 1911: (Family 314) Joseph McAdam (28) and Jennie (28) [Additional names available] [104 Rear [Int?] [104 Intercolonial Rear]

  • 1911: (Family 315) Daniel McInnis (55) and Catherine (47) [Additional names available] [104 Intercolonial]  [Note: Many boarders]

110 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: Burt John, emp D T & S Co, h 110 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Oursin Fulgence, emp D I & S Co, h 110 Intercolnl [110 Intercolonial]

  • 1911: (Family 313) Thomas Morrison (52) and Arrabella (56) [Additional names available] [110 Intercolonial]

114 INTERCOLONIAL

  • 1907-1908: Jacobs John B, foreman car repairer D I & S Co, h 114 Intercolonial

  • 1907-1908: Jacobs Miss Sadie, stenographer, bds 114 Interclnl [114 Intercolonial]

  • 1907-1908: Jacobs Wm, emp D I & S Co, bds 114 Intercolonial

  • 1911: (Family 311) David Thompson (55) and Elizabeth (55) [Additional names available] [114 Intercolonial]

  • 1911: (Family 312) Fabian McLellan (57) and Mary A (57) [Additional names available] [114 Intercolonial]

LOUISA STREET ADDRESSES

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

  • 1907-1908: McGillivray Colin, moulder D I & S Co, h Louisa

  • 1907-1908: McGillivray Miss May, clk McA Bkste. bds Louisa

  • 1911: (Family 433) Colin McGillvary (35) and Margaret (34) [Additional names available] [Louisa St]

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

  • 1907-1908: McIntyre Harold, clerk, bds Louisa

  • 1907-1908: McIntyre James, boilermaker I C R, h Louisa

  • 1911: (Family 60) James A. McIntyre (32) and Lottie A. (32); [Additional names available] [Louisa St]

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

  • 1907-1908: Nicholson Catherine, widow N, bds Louisa

  • 1907-1908: Nicholson John, blacksmith I C R, h Louisa

  • 1907-1908: Nicholson Joseph, emp D I & S Co, bds Louisa

  • 1911: (Family 61) John Nicholson (31) and Florence (39); [Additional names available] [Louisa St]

NEPEAN STREET ADDRESSES

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1864 - 1865 DIRECTORY

  • LECRAS THOMAS, dry goods and grocer, South Charlotte n Dorchester, h Nepean n South Charlotte.

  • Liscob Edward, blacksmith, Nepean n North Charlotte.

  • Muggah Charles, captain, Nepean n South Charlotte.

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY

  • Brookman Miss P., h North Esplanade, cor. Nepean.

  • Florian James, gardener, h Nepean.

8 NEPEAN

  • 1907-1908: McDonald James, emp D I & S Co, h 8 Nepean

  • 1911: (Family 212) James A McDonald (41) and Laura (37) [Additional names available] [8 Nepean]

52 NEPEAN

  • 1907-1908: DOLAN JAMES A, secretary-treas, Lynch Bros Dolan Co, Ltd; h 52 Nepean

  • 1907-1908: McCarvell James J, clerk, bds 52 Nepean

  • 1907-1908: McIsaac R A, salesman, bds 52 Nepean

  • 1907-1908: Werther F O, mfr stove lining, h 52; Nepean

  • 1907-1908: Werther W R, chemist D I & S Co, bds 52 Nepean 

  • 1911: (Family 368) John F Miles (34) and Mabel L (29) [Additional names available] [52 Nepean St]

56 NEPEAN

  • 1907-1908: SCOTT JOHN H, manager Scott Stationery Co, Ltd, h 56 Nepean

  • 1911: (Family 211) Sydney Burchell (35) and Elsie I (34) [Additional names available] [56 Nepean]

PLEASANT STREET ADDRESSES

14 PLEASANT

  • 1907-1908: Murphy Arthur, brakesman I C R, h 14 Pleasant

  • 1911: (Family 90) Arthur A Murray (37) [Additional names available] [14 Pleasant St]

20 PLEASANT

  • 1907-1908: Grantmyre Wilson, brakesman I C R, h 20 Plesnt [20 Pleasant]

  • 1911: (Family 89) Wilson Grantmire (34) and Mary M (28) [Additional names available] [20 Pleasant St]

28 PLEASANT

  • 1907-1908: McKenzie Peter, baggage master I C R, h 28 Plsnt [28 Pleasant[

  • 1911: (Family 86) Peter J McKenzie (41) and Agatha E (31) [Additional names available] [28 Pleasant]

36 PLEASANT

  • 1907-1908: Morley Joseph H, drftsmn D Coal Co, h 36 Plsnt [36 Pleasant]

  • 1907-1908: Morley Mary, widow A, bds 36 Pleasant 

  • 1911: (Family 85) Angus N McDonald (38) and Julia (28) [Additional names available] [36 Pleasant]

45 PLEASANT

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Allan M, 45 Pleasant

  • 1911: (Family 88) Allan M McDonald (33) and Sarah J (27) [Additional names available] [45 Pleasant St]

WALKER STREET ADDRESSES

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

  • 1907-1908: McVicar Duncan, plumber's hlpr H G Hagen & Co, bds Walker

22 WALKER

  • 1907-1908: McDonald Chas, plmbr D J Smith, bds 22 Walker

  • 1911: (Family 336) Martin Loboueld (35) and Agnes (43) [Additional names available] [22 Walker St]

  • 1911: (Family 337) Lauchlin McDonald (65) and Catherine (39) [Additional names available] [22 Walker St]

30 WALKER

  • 1907-1908: Heley Louis, blacksmith, bds 30 Walker

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

YORK STREET ADDRESSES

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1864 - 1865 DIRECTORY

  • Boland Walter, truckman, York n North Charlotte.

  • Burchill George E., coal mining agent, Bridgeport, h York cor N. Charlotte.

  • Hankard James, truckman, York [n] North Charlotte.

  • QUINAN REV. JAMES, York n North Charlotte.

NORTH END ADDRESSES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1890 - 1897 DIRECTORY

  • No York Street addresses were listed!

ADDRESS TO BE DETERMINED

  • 1907-1908: HAVELOCK (THE) BOTTLING CO, LTD, Manufacturers of High-class Carbonated Beverages, York, Corner Armstrong

11 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Liscombe Frank J, blksmth, 11 York; h 84 Charlte [84 Charlotte]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

17 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Xavier Sister, nurse, St Anthony's Home, 17 York

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

21 YORK-23 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Metzler Guy, parcel delivery, 21-23 York, h 2 Armstrong court

  • 1907-1908: Metzler Harry, grocer and crockery, 21-23 York, corner Charlotte; h 83 Charlotte

  • 1907-1908: Metzler Wm A, master painter, 25-27 York; h 83 Charlotte

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

35 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Boland Miss Kate, bds 35 York

  • 1907-1908: Boland Miss Margaret, dressmaker, bds 35 York

  • 1907-1908: Power Michael J, mach D I & S Co, bds 35 York

  • 1907-1908: Power Walter J, gate keeper D I & S Co, h 35 York  

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

40 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Chisholm John, shmkr, 40 York; bds 89 Charlotte

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

42 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Thurston Sidney C, livery stable, 42 York, h 126 King's road

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

48 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Larkins Peter H, clerk, h 48 York

  • 1911: (Family 175) Peter Harkins (44) and Teressa A (42) [Additional names available] [48 York St]

51 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Sacred Heart Sister, nurse, St Anth Hme, 51 York

  • 1907-1908: St Anthony's Home for Orphans, 51 York

  • 1907-1908: St Joseph Sister Mary, Moth Superior St Anthony's Home, 51 York

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

81 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Keefe Jas J, emp Singer Sew Mach Co, h 81 York

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

82 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Fraser A D, frmm stck hse D I & S Co, h 82 York

  • 1911: (Family 153) Selby R Joyce (39) and Mary P (32) [Additional names available] [82 York St]

86 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Jordan Miss Beatrice M, stenogrphr, bds 86 York

  • 1907-1908: Jordan Edward, mach D I & S Co, bds 86 York

  • 1907-1908: Jordan Etrhel, bookkeeper, bds 86 York

  • 1907-1908: Jordan Miss G E, clerk Hall's Bkstre, bds 86 York

  • 1907-1908: Jordan George, clerk, bds 86 York Jordan James, machinist I C R, h 86 York

  • 1911: (Family 173) Howard Steele (37) and Ella C (35) [Additional names available] [86 York St]

87 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Conway Minnie, widow, h 87 York

  • 1907-1908: Thompson John, laborer, h 87 York 

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

100 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Dwyer Patrick, emp D I & S Co, bds 100 York

  • 1907-1908: Hayman James, emp D I & S Co, bds 100 York

  • 1907-1908: McKinnon Michael, emp D I & S Co, bds 100 York

  • 1907-1908: Purcell J, emp D I & S Co, bds 100 York

  • 1907-1908: Saunders Harry W, prop York House, h 100 York

  • 1907-1908: Thomas Hugh, emp D I & S Co, bds 100 York

  • 1907-1908: York House, H W Saunders, prop 100 York   

  • 1911: (Family 167) Annie Hunter (52) [Additional names available] [100 York St] [Note: Many boarders]

158 YORK

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Jas C, groceries and crockeryware, 158 York; h 160 do [160 York]

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration

160 YORK

  • 1907-1908: McLean Neil, ep D I & S Co, bds 160 York

  • 1907-1908: McNeil J C, grocer, 160 York; h do

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Jas C, groceries and crockeryware, 158 York; h 160 do [160 York]

  • 1907-1908: McNeil James H, emp D I & S Co ,bds 160 York

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Michael B, emp D I & S Co, bds 160 York

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Neil, freight clerk I C R, bds 160 York

  • 1907-1908: McNeil Rory J, emp D I & S Co, bds 160 York   

  • 1911: (Family 169) Peter Malard (35) and **naide (36) [Additional names available] [160 York St]

  • 1911: (Family 170) Josephine Royer (48) [Additional names available] [160 York St]

  • 1911: (Family 171) Charles Bourk (50) and Angela (30) [Additional names available] [160 York St]

  • 1911: (Family 172) Joseph Letaneau (45) and Mary (38) [Additional names available] [160 York St]

164 YORK

  • 1907-1908: Smith Murdock A, engine driver, h 164 York

  • 1911: (Family 332) Murdick Smith (44) and Edith M (40) [Additional names available] [164 York St]

189 YORK

  • 1907-1908: McDonald John Patrick, cabman, h 189 York

  • 1911: This address did not appear in the Ward One enumeration