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Hendon. [Middlesex.] DIRECTORY.) 721 HENDON. [MIDDLESEX.] Cox Irwin Edwat·d Bainbridge, J.P. Parker Wm. The Laurel~, Sunny grdns Biggs William Thomas, Bald Faced Ivor hall, H ighwood hill Paul Thomas, Childs Hill Stag, Edgware road Cunningham J at~es, 3 Highfield. villas, Pawson John, Falshaw, Littleberries, Bi::;hop Augustin,frmr.Dold st. Mill Hill Golders Green Mill Hill Bishop George, builder, Victoria road d' Arcis:~ Madame, 6 Brent villas Pearson Thos. The Ridge, Cbilds Hill BishopWilliam, King's Head, Mill Hill Davenes Edward, Abbeville Perry Rev. Fredk. Mayville, Church walk Blackadey Jane (Mrs.), dressmaker, Davidson Madgwick Septimus, Frith Poole Richard, Hayhurst, The Hollies, Church lane Manor house, Mill Hill Sunny gardens Blake Willis,court dress maker, 7Hen don Davis George, Tudor house Proctor Pl1ilip, Down house Park villas, Finchley road Day William Ansell, Lyndhurst house, ReidPatrk.Sandeman,2Ravensfleld viis Blasson William, surgeon, Mill Hill Brent street Re.vnolds Dr. Russell, Mountfield, Bolton Thomas John, post office mail De-Ath l<'rederick, W oodstock house, Childs Hill contractor, Church walk Golder' s Green · Richardson Frederick, 4 Hendon Park Brand on Geo. boot & shoe mkr.Fuller st Drake Henry, Highwood hill villas, Finchley road Briden Edward, grocer, Burroughs Draper Mrs. 1 Church walk Richardson Timothy, "\Ventworth house, Brown Wm.& Alfred,seedsmen,Brent st Driscoll Rev. Chas. 3 Hamilton terrace Mill Hill Buckingham Mark,cowkpr. Childs Hill Duncan Lawrence, Burroughs Rickard Rev. William [Baptist], 7 Buckingham Wm. butcher, Childs Hill Earp Russell, Partingdale, Mill Hill Cricklewood ter. Childs Hill lane Bunting Charles Waiter, Greyhound Eassie Wm. Clarendon vil. Childs Hill Ritchie J ames Ewing, Wrentham house, Burrell Henry John, grocer, Childs Hill Eley Henry, Bittacy house, Mill Hill Holder's hill BurtonWm. Harridge,butcher,Brent st Ellis Mrs. Alba lodge, Golders Green Roberts Henry Larpent, 4Hamilton ter Bntterworth Anne (Miss), teacher of Everitt Thos.J.. ilian villa, Holders hill Roberts William Henry, Gloucester the pianoforte,6 The Ter. Church lane Field Fredk. Wm. Miles Down ho. Mill HI lodge, Golders Green ButterworthJ ames,teacher of the piano Fishleigh William Leonard Guy, 6 Hen- Rouse Patrick, I Ravensfield villas forte, 6 The Terrace, Church lane don Park villas, Finchley road Russell Frederick, 2 Hendon Park CamfieldChas.jun.plumber,ChurchEnd Fison Rev. Thomas, B.A. [Congrega­ villas, Finchley road Charsley Fredk. gardener, Brent street tional], Brent street Sampson Samuel Fosters, Brent street Charsley William, painter, 4 Foster st . Fitz-Roy Rev. Ernest James Augustus, Sexton Miss, Church End Cheshir John, builder, Brent street [incumbent of St. Paul's], Mill Hill Sharp Ebenezer,Glanville vil.ChildsHill Chesterman Abraham & Edwd.nursery- FormanRichard,Gothic house, Brent st SkeatsHerbert:::ltradling,9Hamilton ter men, Blenheim nursery, The Mead, Freeman Mrs. Oak cottage, Church wlk Smart Edwin James, 8 Hamilton ter Childs Hill Glen Mrs. 2oChurch walk Smith Edward, Eldon ho. Brent street Childs Hill Co-operative Stores Glover William, Holmbush Smith John, Hollycottage,Chnrchlane (William McMullin, manager) Gole Thomas, Brook lodge,GoldersGrn Smith William Foster, Chapel fields Childs Hill Provident Dispensary Goodair Alfred, 1 Highfield villas, Somervell William, Strathaven house (W. W. Andrews, surgeon) Golders Green Somerville David Hugh, 2 Highfield Clark Charles, Rose 9' Crown, Brent st Goodc William, Burroughs lodge villas, Golders Green Clark James, baker, Childs Hill Gregg Henry Poole, Gothic cottages, Southey Miss, 8 Clare villas Clark MarthaAnn (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Golder's Green SouthwellChas.Gurrey lodge,ChildsHll Parsons street Growse Mrs. 2 Brent villas StanleyAdml.Edwd.Dial cot.Burroughs Clark Samuel, baker, Burroughs Haarar Edwd.YewTreecot.Finchley rd Stewart Horatio, Ravensfield, Church Claments George, builder, Foster street Hall Miss, Orange hill End Cooper William, bricklayer, Fuller street Halsey George, Holders hill Sutton Edward, 2Caris vil. Church lane Cornick Reuben, greengrocer, Mill Hill Hancock Chas. Frederick, Hendon hall Taylor William Hy. 6 Hamilton terrace Cowley & Prime, builders, Brent street Hanm~r Miss, The Rosary, l\Iill Hill Theobald l\lorell, Holder's hill Cox Arthur, Midland hotel, Station rd Hannaford William, Tenterden hall Thorne Rev. Frederick, Church lane Crick le wood~ Kilburn GasCompany Harley Rev. Robert, F.R.s., F.R• .A..s. Trevelyan Walter,TheOaks,GoldersGrn Limited (J ames William W right, Mill Hill school Vokins John Henry, Harwood house secretary), Childs Hill Henderson James, The Cedars WatsonJoseph,South lodg. GoldersGrn Cripps Margaret (Mrs.), preparatory Hicks Henry W ebb George, Downage schooJ, Church End Hill Henry, 5 Hendon Park villas, Wells Thomas Spencer, Golders hill Dawe Joseph, farm bailiff to Dr. Cur­ Finchley road Weymouth Rd. Francis, M.A. Mill Hill genven, Highwood hill Hill Miss, Burroughs White John, Ivy house, Golders hill Dence -,private asylum, Hendon ho Holbrook Mrs. Lower hale Williams Rev. Theodore, M.A., J.P. Dickers Henry, farmer,Cowhouse farm, Holt Barnard,M.D.Bittacy farm, Mill HI [vicar], Parson street Childs Hill lane Howitt Henry, Burroughs Windram David, 1 Hendon Park villas, DiterJ ames,Plough, & butcher, MillHll Hudson Mrs. Church End J.<'inchley road Donne Henry Wiliiam, builder & under­ H ughes Mrs. Ivy house, Parsons street W oodhouseAifd.J. Helens lea, Childs Hil taker, Brent street Ivory Jas.H.The Hermitage,ChildsHill Woods George Arthur, 5 Hamilton ter Don ne J ames Philip, builder, Church la J ames Abraham Rolfe, l'rith g-range Young John, Tenterden park Donne William, coach builder, spring& JohnsonMatthew,Hammers hill,Mil!Hl COMMERCIAL. axletree maker & tyre smith, Parson st Jolmson William Edward, Gennitt Adams James, carpenter, Childs Hill Duncan Lawrence, figure artist, house, Mill Hill Aldridge John, shopkeeper, Mill Hill Burroughs Johnston James, Manor ho. Golders hll Alien Alfred, builder, Church End Dunham Daniel,farmer,Temple Fortune J ohnstone J. H. Rose villa, Mill Hill Alien Hudson, tailor, stationer & Dunlop Andrew, farmer, Church farm Joues Miss, Church End tobacconii!t, Brent street Earns Richard M. painter, Trelawn LakemanRd. Esmeralda vil. Burrougbs Andtm=on William Arthur,wheelwright, terrace, Burroughs Langton Frederick Charles Rivers, Burroughs Easter Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Holders Hill house Andrews William Wayte, surgeon, Parsons street LocketGeo.Highwood ho. High wood llll Arkleigh house Edwards Henry, furniture & marine Lofts Henry, Brent lodge AnsteeJ olm, ThreeHammers,&builder, store dealer, Burroughs Lon~ Allillgton, 3 Hendon Park villas, 1\I ill H ill Etheridge Thos.blacksmith, Childs Hill Finchley road Augers Alfred, laundry, The Mead, Evans John, butcher, Mill Hill Lucas Philip, Shire hnll Childs Hill Fishington George, nurseryman, The Macandrew Jas. Behnout ho. Mill Hill Austin & Keast, carpenters & joiners, Mead, Childs Hill l\lahlendorff Franz, Stile ho. Church la Church End Foreman Lewis, shopkpr.Golders Green :Makins Waiter Robert, 4 Brent villas Balaam Charles, blacksmith, l\Ii11 Hill Franklin Charles, coal merchant( George Manley George Kent, Kent villa, Bannister Charles Edward, Upper Harrin~ton agent), Railway station Holder's hill Welsh Harp & The Terrace, Church lane M arshall J ames, Gold beaters BarrettWilliam,Adam 9' Eve,Mill Hill Frost Emily Agnes Rebecca (Miss), Mayer John, 1 Albion ter. Childs Hill Batchelor Joseph, baker, Church lane stationer, &; post office, Child:~ Hill l\letcalte Misses, Hightield,GoliJers Grn Batho Thomas Archer & !:ions, builders, Frost Johu, nurserymau, Cambridge Mitchell George, C!lilds Hill Childs Hill nursery, 'l'he Mead, Childs Hill .Mote Mrs. 3 Church walk Beadle Charles, farmer, Childs Hill Furlong William, laundry, Bnrroughs l\1 urphy Cullen, 'l'he Hale Beamont William, (}ricklewood tavern, Furness William, hair cutter, Church la Murray James, Sunny side, Mill Hill Childs Hill lane Gatti Carlo, farmer, Renter's farm M uspratt 1\lrs. 3 Brent villas Beard & Co. laundry, Burroughs Geeves William, butcher, Burroughs Nicoll Mr~. Copt hall, Page street Belgrave, Hicks & Andrews, surgeons, Goldfinch George, chemist, Brentstreet Nuttall Jas. Elm cot. Golders Green Brent street Green Alfred, butcher, Brent street Panter Charles, Golde1·s Green Bettison Wm. com. trav. 1 Trelawn ter Habberlin Miss, milliner, Church End .
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