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Page 1 of 4 1904 British Guiana Directory "L" Surnames Copyright 2007: All Rights Reserved - Tim Smellie Sharon Anderson PG Last First Mid Occupation Employer Address City/Area 144 Lachish N. Compositor Lot 79 Lamaha St. 144 La Bonne Mere Business Plantation; Agent, S. Robb Street Culpepper 144 La Blanc D. A. Clerk General Post Office Hincks St. 144 La Borde C. B. Overseer Pln. Ogle East Coast 144 Lade & Co James Merchants 22 & 23 Strand New Amsterdam, Berbice 144 Laing A. W. Clerk Jas. E. Perot & Co New Amsterdam, Berbice 144 Laing I. H. Clerk Curtis, Campbell & Co. La Penitence 144 Laing John B. Sandbach, Parker & Co Water Street 144 Lalla Gnugerpursaud Road Kitty Village Contractor 144 Lam J. E. Stamp Vendor Hopetown Berbice 144 Lam Chuck Clerk Wo-Lee & Co. Water Street 144 Lam C. T. Clerk Ng-a-Fook Lombard St 144 Lam Joseph Clerk Ho-a-Hing Water Street 144 Lam-a-See Tinsmith High Street New Amsterdam, Berbice 144 Lam-a-Suc Cabinetmaker Lombard St 144 Lambert Lionel Clerk S.A. Culpepper, BG Hincks & Robb Mutual Bldgs. Streets 144 Lambert T. Carpenter St. Magdalene St. New Amsterdam, Berbice 144 Lambert T. A. Dist Weldaad East Coast Postmaster 144 Lancaster H. Blacksmith Enmore East Coast 144 Landadell H. J. Clerk S. Davson & Co. Ltd. New Amsterdam, Berbice 144 Lane J. G. Bricklayer M.J. Lopes & Son 144 Langford D. A. Dist Wakenaam Postmaster 144 LaPenitence Business WoodWorking Co, La Penitence Sprostons Ltd. 144 La Roach E. A. Panboiler Cornelia Ida West Coast 144 La Rose Isaac Schoolmaster Ithaca West Bank Berbice 144 La Rose Jacob Baker Stanleytown Berbice 144 La Rose James E. Teacher Friends Berbice 144 La Rose R. S. Schoolmaster & Organist Manchester Berbice 144 La Rose Mrs. R. S. Add'l Sch Manchester Berbice Asst. 144 La Rose W. Butcher Stabroek Market 144 Larrowy F. J. Clerk Brodie & Rainer Water Street 144 Larrowy L. P. Clerk Sprostons Stelling Charlestown 144 Lashley J. J. Catechist Schlmaster, St Dora Upper Demerara Augustine's Mission River 144 Lashley Mrs. F. Millner/Dress D'Urban St maker 144 Lashley N. Master St. John's Parochial Suddie Essequibo Sch. DO NOT REPRODUCE IN ANY FORM WITHOUT COPYRIGHT HOLDER'S EXPRESS PERMISSION Page 2 of 4 1904 British Guiana Directory "L" Surnames Copyright 2007: All Rights Reserved - Tim Smellie Sharon Anderson PG Last First Mid Occupation Employer Address City/Area 144 Lashley W. A. Clerk Natural Ice Depot Water Street 145 Laurence A. S. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 145 Lawrence H. D. 2nd Asst Education Office Public Bldgs. Inspect. 145 Laurence Henry Sexton Church of St. Andrew's Cove & John East Coast 145 Laurence H. H. Barrister-at- Commerce St. Law 145 Laurie A. Overseer Pln. Mara Berbice 145 Laurie J. C. Overseer Pln. Anna Regina Essequibo 145 Law Dr. W. F. Dist Med Port Mourant Berbice Officer 145 Lawson P. Overseer Pln. Springlands Corentyne Coast Berbice 145 Layne E. Compositor Lot B, Hadfield St 145 Layne J. W. Constables Town Constables East Street Sgt. 145 Layne R. A. Carpenter Victoria East Coast 145 Lea Wm Gold/Silver High Street New Amsterdam, smith Berbice 145 Leader Wm. M. Blacksmith 318 East Street 145 Leaman F. J. Warden Dept of Lands and Law Courts Mines 145 Leandro Business Leandro Bros. Lot A 13, Water St Tinsmiths 145 Leaycraft & Co Business 140,142 Pearl St., NY Rep: Chas A USA Mylau, Tower Hotel 145 Le-a-Fuk Wm. Catechist Chinese Mission Met-en-Meeerzorg West Coast 145 Le-a-Wai A. Manager Bartica Hotel & 5 Triangle St., Essequibo Entrepoe Bartica 145 Lee Matthew Clerk Ho-a-Hing Water Street 145 Lee Thos. Butcher Cumingsburg Market 145 Lee Timothy Clerk John Chee-a-Wai 18 High Street New Amsterdam, Berbice 145 Lees J. Clerk Haggin & Co., Stabroek Market 145 Legall Geo. Compositor Third St. Albers Town 145 Legall H. Clerk West India & Panama North Street Teleg. Co 145 Legge C. A. Clerk Police Dept. Brickdam 145 Legge C.H. G. Chief Clerk Audit Office Public Bldgs. 145 Legge C.H. E. Clerk Inspect. Of Villages Law Courts Office 145 Leguan Business Sugar Pln. Co; Prop: Robb and Hincks Maryville Sts. 145 Leighton Alex Supt. Daily Chronicle Office Main Street Bookbinder 145 Leila Joseph Steward Ebenezer E. Indian Regent Rd Bourda Chapel 145 Leisseur L. G. Canvasser Demerara Mutual Life Assur. Soc. 145 Le-Kam Clerk Sam Hing Water Street Werk-en-Rust DO NOT REPRODUCE IN ANY FORM WITHOUT COPYRIGHT HOLDER'S EXPRESS PERMISSION Page 3 of 4 1904 British Guiana Directory "L" Surnames Copyright 2007: All Rights Reserved - Tim Smellie Sharon Anderson PG Last First Mid Occupation Employer Address City/Area 145 Lennox A. Clerk Dept of Lands and Law Courts Mines 145 Leonora Business Pln., Lots 8-10, Water Attny/Agts: St. Sandbach, Parker & Co 146 Leow Thomas Clerk Hing Cheong & Co Co Lombard St 146 Leslie Alexander Manager Pln. Schoon Ord West Bank 146 Leslie Wm. Overseer Albion Berbice 146 Leung David Clerk Jasmins & Gomes Water Street 146 Leung Ignatius Clerk Hing Cheong & Co Co Lombard St 146 Leung Simon Chinese Kingston Interpreter 146 Le Villier W. Sailmaker Smyth St. 146 Lewin D. Van Dist. Registrar Maria Henrietta Upper Berbice River 146 Lewis C. Clerk John Seabra & Co. New Amsterdam, Berbice 146 Lewis Francis A. Postmaster Belfield East Coast 146 Lewis F. Bookkeeper Pln. Mon Repos East Coast 146 Lewis J. Foreman Mercurius Tobacco Water Street Factory 146 Lewis J. N. Panboiler Pln. Melville Mahaica 146 Lewis J. H. Tailor Wismar 146 Lewis Wm. Elliot Barrister-at- High Street Law 146 Li Samuel Clerk Bartica Hotel & 5 Triangle St., Essequibo Entrepoe Bartica 146 Licorish F. Boot/Shoemak High Street New Amsterdam, er Berbice 146 Liddell G. S. Church Officer St. Clement's, Friends Berbice 146 Lighton A. G. A. Overseer Pln. Windsor Forest West Coast 146 Lincoln Edward Coolie Beterverwagting East Coast Catechist 146 Linkton I. H. Manager G. Bettencourt & Co's 43 Water St. Unique Store 146 Litt John Station Master Demerara Railway Lamaha St. 146 Liverpool J. B. Registrar/Teac Uitvlugt School West Coast her 146 Llewellyn Rev. C. Minister Wesleyan Church Friendship East Coast 146 Lloyd E. A. Druggist Lot 125 South St 146 Lloyd R. Engineer De Willem West Coast 146 Logan John Clerk Flett, Smith & Co Water Street 146 Loncke J. T. Teacher Roman Catholic School New Amsterdam, Berbice 146 London C. E. Panboiler Pln. Blairmont Berbice 146 London Dr. J. E. Med Main Street Practitioner 146 London J. T. Dept Registrar Woodlands No 10 West Coast Berbice 146 London Miss Teacher Anna Catherina School West Coast 146 Long Fred A. Manager Demerara-Essequebo Wismar Demerara River Railway DO NOT REPRODUCE IN ANY FORM WITHOUT COPYRIGHT HOLDER'S EXPRESS PERMISSION Page 4 of 4 1904 British Guiana Directory "L" Surnames Copyright 2007: All Rights Reserved - Tim Smellie Sharon Anderson PG Last First Mid Occupation Employer Address City/Area 146 Lopes A. B. Spirit Retailers Shopkeeper Farm East Bank 146 Lopes Carlos Wharfinger M.J. Lopes & Son Water Street Werk-en-Rust 146 Lopes J. C. Clerk Smith Bros & Co., Ltd. Water Street 146 Lopes John Partner M.J. Lopes & Son 206 Upper Charlotte St. 147 Lopes Jose Cashier M.J. Lopes & Son Water Street Werk-en-Rust 147 Lopes Manoel J. Partner M.J. Lopes & Son 38 Brickdam 147 Lopes & Son M. J. Merchants Lumber & Timber 3 or 5 Water St. Werk-en-Rust Merchants 147 Lopez M. J. Bookkeeper Pimento & D'Oliveira Water Street Werk-en-Rust 147 Lord A. M. Druggist & Registrar, Victoria East Coast Village 147 Lord E. B. Druggist & Stamp Vendor Lot 110 Barrack St Kingston 147 Lord H. L. Clerk J.N. Fox High Street 147 Lord H. G. Clerk Excelsior Tailoring 44 Water St. Establishment 147 Lord G. N. Manager Excelsior Tailoring 44 Water St. Establishment 147 Lovibond Rev. G. M. Curate Christ Church Waterloo Street 147 Loveluck Edward Accountant for Court, Registrar's Law Courts Office 147 Low A. T. Carpenter Sheet Anchor Berbice 147 Lowe Douglas Overseer Pln. Albion Berbice 147 Lowe P. E. Panboiler Pln. Mon Repos East Coast 147 Lowe H. W. Overseer Pln. Peter's Hall East Bank 147 Lowe Mrs. Steward/Sexto Rome Church Agricola East Bank n 147 Lowenfield Evan Carpenter New St. New Amsterdam, Berbice 147 Lowman D. A. Druggist Bartica 147 Lucas G.J. D. Overseer Pln. Lusignan East Coast 147 Luckhoo David L. Sicknurse Pln. Providence Berbice 147 Luckhoo A. E. Solicitor New Amsterdam, Berbice 147 L'Union Business Estate Co., Pln. L'Union Twn Agt: David Essequibo Carruthers 147 Lushington Col. R A. Police Commandant B.G. Brickdam Inspector Militia 147 Lusiguan Co Business Prop: Lusiguan & Agt: G.R. Garnett East Coast Annandale 147 Luther Jos. Painter 70 Robb St 147 Lyken C. W. Coachbuilder Mahaicony 147 Lyken J. S. Bricklayer Stanleytown Berbice 147 Lynch Charles H. Head Overseer Pln. Port Mourant Berbice 147 Lynch H. A. Dept Registrar Good Hope Essequibo 147 Lyons Patrick Boatbuilder D'Urban St DO NOT REPRODUCE IN ANY FORM WITHOUT COPYRIGHT HOLDER'S EXPRESS PERMISSION.
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