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Dundee Vehicle Registrations 1904 ‐ 1932 2001 - 2500 TS Registrations Friends of Dundee City Archives Dundee Vehicle Registrations 1904 ‐ 1932 2001 - 2500 Regist TS Owner Make Style Weight Registered Cancelled ration Serial TS 2001 Dundee Town Council James Thomson City 4.1/4 HP B.S.A. Motor Cycle 1.5cwt 16 Sept 1919 Engineer, Dundee. TS 2002 Dundee Town Council (Works Dept) James 4.1/2 HP B.S.A. Motor Cycle 3cwt 31 Oct 1919 Thomson City Engineer TS 2003 Dundee Town Concil ( Works Dept) James 4.1/4 HP B.S.A. Motor Cycle 3cwt 31 Oct 1919 Thomson City Engineer TS 2004 John Small, 31 Wellgate, Dundee. 2.3/4 HP Sunbeam Motor Cycle 150lbs 16 Sept 1919 TS 2005 George McWalker, 3 Annfield Row, Dundee. 3.1/2 HP Rover Motor Cycle 200lbs 16 Sept 1919 TS 2005 L. McStewart, Anntibber, West Ferry. 3.1/2 HP Rover Motor Cycle 200lbs 10 July 1920 TS 2006 Ronald Valentine, Sandford, Nr. Wormit, Fife. 4 HP Douglas Motor Cycle 200lbs 18 Sept 1919 TS 2006 J. Douglas, Thorngarth, West Ferry. 4 HP Douglas Motor Cycle 200lbs 4 Aug 1920 TS 2007 David B.Gibb, Brae house, Johnshaven. 3.1/2 Rudge Multi Cycle 240lbs 18 Sept 1919 TS 2008 A.G. Kidd & Son Ltd, 64 Watson Street, 24 HP Albion Motor Car Van Body Painted Yellow. 37cwt 19 Sept 1919 Dundee. 10 June 2011 Page 1 of 49 Regist TS Owner Make Style Weight Registered Cancelled ration Serial TS 2009 Walter Kennes, Kincraig, Wormit, Fife. 25 HP Crossley Motor Car Touring Body Painted Broken White. 35cwt 20 Sept 1919 TS 2010 William Sturrock, 5 Kilberry Terrace, Lochee. 4.1/4 HP James 1.5cwt 20 Sept 1919 TS 2010 George Stewart Martin, 33 Cleghorn Street, 4.1/4 HP James 1.5cwt 15 June 1920 Dundee. TS 2011 Wilfred Lawson Smith, Ballomill, Dundee. 2.3/4 HP Alldays Motor Cycle 170lbs 20 Sept 1919 TS 2011 Thomas Dingwall Robertson, 39 Forfar Road, 2.3/4 HP Alldays Motor Cycle 170lbs 11 Feb 1920 Dundee. TS 2012 John Stewart, 10 Roslin Terrace, Dundee. 4 HP Douglas 240lbs 22 Sept 1919 TS 2013 Thomas Watson Roctomey Courley, 10 4 HP Triumph Motor Cycle 200lbs 22 Sept 1919 Addison Place, Arbroath. TS 2014 William Scott Taylor, 6 Bangham Terrace, 12 HP Rover Motor Car 4 Seater Painted Grey. 22cwt 24 Sept 1919 Dundee. TS 2015 Cambrian Vinegar Co. John Yeaman Rogers, 20 HP Ford Motor Car Van Body Painted Blue Colour. 14cwt 24 Sept 1919 Rosemill. TS 2016 William Brechin, Ythan Villa, Downfield, 12 HP Rover Motor Car Four Seated Touring Body Painted 22cwt 25 Sept 1919 Dundee. Grey. TS 2017 William Findaly, 298 Perth Road, Dundee. 20 HP Ford Car Van Body Painted Light Brown. 14cwt 25 Sept 1919 TS 2018 William Douglas Kidd, St Margarth, Perth 3.1/2 HP Rover Motor Cycle 240lbs 27 Sept 1919 Road, Dundee. 10 June 2011 Page 2 of 49 Regist TS Owner Make Style Weight Registered Cancelled ration Serial TS 2018 Alfred A. Duncan, Balkemback, Tealing, By 3.1/2 Rover Motor Cycle 240lbs 16 Nov 1920 Dundee. TS 2019 Melville Dunn Coy, Camperdown Sawmill. TS 2020 Charles Sloan McCrinick, c/o Bouse Spinning 2.3/4 Royal Ruby Motor Cycle 1cwt 30 Sept 1919 Coy, Dundee. TS 2020 Alexander Dickson Cladfield, 15 Longridge 2.3/4 Royal Ruby Motor Cycle 1cwt 13 Oct 1920 Road, London SW 5. TS 2021 William Johnston Campbell, 6 South Baffin 6 HP Ariel Motor Cycle 240lbs 1 Oct 1919 Street, Dundee. TS 2021 Samuel Meakin, 8 Eden Street, Dundee. 6 HP Ariel Motor Cycle 240lbs 20 April 1920 TS 2022 William Richardson Couthie, 57 Erskine Street, 2.3/4 Orient Motor Cycle 150lbs 1 Oct 1919 Dundee. TS 2023 Joseph Ross Ingram, Gowan Bank, Hill Street, 30 HP Daimler Motor Car Van Body Painted Blue. 1ton 13 May 1920 Broughty Ferry. TS 2024 David Hay & Sons, 44 Long Wynd, Dundee. 29 Jan 1920 TS 2024 Messers Ceargill Coy Ltd, 39 St Andrews Street, Dundee. TS 2024 Will Motor Transport Coy, 200 Strathmartine Road, Dundee. TS 2025 James F. Sturrock, Baymount, Wormit On Tay. 3.3/4 HP Scott Motor Cycle 200lbs 3 Oct 1919 10 June 2011 Page 3 of 49 Regist TS Owner Make Style Weight Registered Cancelled ration Serial TS 2025 Messrs Thomas Mairson & Patton, 26 Yeaman 3.3/4 HP Scott Motor Cycle 200lbs 4 Aug 1920 Shore, Dundee. TS 2026 Alexander Scott, The Boueen, West Grove 12 HP Rover Motor Car 2 Seater Painted Grey. 20cwt 4 Oct 1919 Avenue, Dundee. TS 2027 William Hunter & Co Ltd, 10 Bain Square, 15 HP Clement Talbot Motor Van Body Painted Fawn Colour. 26cwt 28 Sept 1919 Dundee. Van TS 2028 James McDonald Forbes, 9 William Street, 14.16 Belsize Motor Car Landaulette Painted Blue. 19cwt 7 Oct 1919 Dundee. TS 2029 William Wilkie, Wolflan, Kirriemuir. 3.1/2 HP Motor Cucoche. 2.5cwt 7 Oct 1919 TS 2030 Thomas Bernard, 29 South Ellen Street, 2.3/4 HP Premier Motor Cycle 130lbs 7 Oct 1919 Dundee. TS 2030 Thomas Bernard, 29 South Ellen Street, 3 HP Connaught Motor Cycle 136lbs 2 Nov 1919 Dundee. TS 2030 John Robertson, Balburnie Place, Invergowrie. 3 HP Connaught Motor Cycle 136lbs 14 June 1920 TS 2031 John Yeaman Rogers, Rosemill, Strathmartine. 20 HP Ford Motor Car 5 Seater Painted Grey. 14.5cwt 7 Oct 1919 TS 2032 James Lavery, 36 Gamble Road. Thorton Fylde, 4 HP Douglas Motor Cycle 240lbs 1 July 1920 Lancashire. TS 2032 Louis M. Hilton, 55 Market Street, Manchester. 4 HP Douglas Motor Cycle 240lbs 8 Oct 1919 TS 2033 Alex Elder, 8 South Baffin Street, Dundee. 2.1/2 HP Coventry Eagle Motor 135lbs 10 Oct 1919 Cycle 10 June 2011 Page 4 of 49 Regist TS Owner Make Style Weight Registered Cancelled ration Serial TS 2034 Edward Cotogno, 118 Albert Street, Dundee. 7.9 HP Matchless Motor Cycle 300lbs 11 Oct 1919 TS 2035 William S. McDonald, 15 North Street, Dundee. 8 HP New Imperial Motor Cycle 400lbs 11 Oct 1919 TS 2036 David Jamieson, Millhole, Newtyle. 20 HP Ford Motor Car 5 Seater Painted Black. 14.5cwt 13 Oct 1919 TS 2037 Richard Roy, 9 Clepington Road, Dundee. 20 HP Ford Motor Car 5 Seater Painted Black. 14.5cwt 13 Oct 1919 TS 2038 James Robertson, c/o Meldrum Esplande, 6 HP A.J.S. Motor Cycle 3cwt 16 Oct 1919 Dundee. TS 2039 Charles W. Walker, Craigie Avenue, Dundee. 9.45 HP Stellite 2 Seater Painted Green. 13cwt 16 Oct 1919 TS 2040 Ernest Craig, 42 High Street, Kirriemuir. 4 HP Triumph Motor Cycle 168lbs 17 Oct 1919 TS 2041 Corporation Electricity Dept, Dunhope 20 HP Ford Motor Car Touring Body Painted Dark Blue. 14.3/4cwt 23 Oct 1919 Crescent Road, Dundee. TS 2042 Thomas Mackie, c/o McReid, Maryfield 2.1/4 HP Foy Motor Cycle 140lbs 17 June 1920 Stables, Dundee. TS 2042 George Palmer Aitken, 18 Peddie Street, 2.1/4 HP Foy Motor Cycle 140lbs 20 Oct 1919 Dundee. TS 2043 William MacWhannel, Learry Cottage, 2.3/4 HP Douglas Motor Cycle 2cwt 20 Oct 1919 Wellbank, Monikie. TS 2044 S. C. Halley, Dundarnock, Broughty Ferry. 10.5 HP Calcott Two Seater Painted Grey. 16cwt 20 Oct 1919 10 June 2011 Page 5 of 49 Regist TS Owner Make Style Weight Registered Cancelled ration Serial TS 2045 Arthur Mitchell, 193/195 Brook Street, 20 HP Ford Motor Car Van Body Painted Grey. 14cwt 22 Oct 1919 Broughty Ferry. TS 2046 Elizabeth Mc Mathewson, 116 Seagate, 12 HP Rover Motor Car Open 4 Seater Touring Body Painted 23cwt 20 Oct 1919 Dundee. Grey. TS 2047 David Sibbald Bryson, 43, 45, 47 Trades Lane, 16/20 HP Darracq Motor Lorry Lorry Body Painted Dark Red. 28cwt 22 Oct 1919 Dundee. TS 2048 James Simpson, 44 High Street, Dundee. 20 HP Ford Motor Car Van Body Painted Walnet. 14cwt 21 Oct 1919 TS 2049 Kenneth C. Corson, Rosely, Arbroath. 9.45 HP Studel Motor Car Two Seater Painted Grey. 11cwt 24 Aug 1919 TS 2050 James Raeburn Miller, 13 King Street, Dundee. 2.3/4 HP Douglas Motor Cycle 180lbs 25 Oct 1919 TS 2050 P. R. W. Will, St Regulus East Newport, Fife. 2.3/4 HP Douglas Motor Cycle 180lbs 15 May 1920 TS 2051 Arthur Christain Solllett, 17 Bellfield Avenue, 4 HP Morton Motor Cycle 200lbs 25 Oct 1919 Dundee. TS 2052 Dr. W. Noble Walker, Brook Cottage, Broughty 14 HP Humber Motor Car 4 Seater Touring Body Painted Light 20cwt 27 Oct 1919 Ferry. Buff. TS 2053 Ushwood Lybrom, High Street, Coupar Angus. 16 HP Sunbeam Motor Car Four Seater Touring Body. 24cwt 27 Oct 1919 TS 2054 Norman McLeod c/o Mrs Young, 4 Garland 3.1/2 HP N.U.F. Motor Cycle 200lbs 28 Oct 1919 Place, Dundee. TS 2055 Alexander Fleming Geland, 8 Cardean Street, 3.1/2 HP Ariel Motor Cycle 120lbs 29 Oct 1919 Dundee. 10 June 2011 Page 6 of 49 Regist TS Owner Make Style Weight Registered Cancelled ration Serial TS 2056 Dr. John Anderson, 10 Airlie Place, Dundee. 10 HP Humber Two Seater Body Painted Stone Grey. 15cwt 30 Oct 1919 TS 2057 Fife Coal Co. Leven. 6 HP Enfield Motor Cycle 260lbs 30 Oct 1919 TS 2058 John Heson c/o Boyd, Fairfield Cottage, 4 HP Triumph Motor Cycle 200lbs 17 Nov 1920 Fairfield RdDundee. TS 2058 William Harvey Gowans, Spring Lodge, 4 HP Triumph Motor Cycle 200lbs 30 Oct 1919 Broughty Ferry. TS 2059 The Broughty Ferry Garage, 124 North Gray 25 HP Argyll Motor Car Lorry Body Painted Green.
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