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CHESHIRE. ( KELLY's Firth Elizh 496 STOCKPORT. CHESHIRE. ( KELLY's Firth Elizh. (Mrs.), WarrenBulkeley Arms hotel, Warren st Gillett John, bird & animal preserver, 25 Chnrchgate Fish William, hosier, 33 Great Underbank Gladwell William H. butcher, 75 Bowden street, Edgeley Fisher Job, wheelwright, Lawrence street Glennon Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 21 John street Fisher John, tobacconist, 3 Hindley street Glithero & Son, leather merchants, 19 Middle Hillgate Fitz·Maurice Nicholas Fitz-Henry, L.R.C.P.Edin. sur- Glover Edward, shopkeeper, 17 Avenue street, Portwood geon, 216 Wellington road south Godd!l!rd Joseph, chemist, 48 Castle street, Edgeley Fitzpatrick Edward, beer retailer, 29 Wood st. Daw bank Goddard Mary (Miss), baker, 198 Higher Hillgate Flanagan James, grocer, 113 & II5 Higher Hillgate Godfrey &bert, engine driver, 34 Fox street, Grenville at Flaws A. J. (Mrs.), milliner, 92 Shaw heath Godwin Frederick, shopkeeper, 41 Hayfield st. Portwood Fleming William C. hosier, 10 Little Underbank Godwin John Cope, furniture dealer & broker, 88 t go Fletcher B. T. & Co. cigar importers, Mechanics' Insti- Lower Hillgate & I Garn-et street tute, Wellington road· south Goldstone Abraham, pawnbroker, 19 Moseley st. Edgeley Fletcher Benjamin Thornley, :Millstone inn, Portwood Goldstone Henry, traveller, 15 Bloom street, Edgeley street, Portwood· Good & Son, drapers, 3, 5 & 7 Meal House brow & Fletcher Daniel H. beer ret. 29 Lancaster st. Portwood mantle makers, I Lower Hillgate Fletcher James, shopkeeper, 83 Bennett st. Brinksway Goodall Alfred, tailor, 7 New Bridge lane Fletcher Mary A. (Mrs. ),Blossoms hotel, Wellington rd. sth Goodall Emma (Mrs.), draper, 148 Hall street Flint John, undertaker, 14 Chestergate Goodall James William, tailor, 53 St. Petersgate Flitcroft Ellis, provision dealer, 69 Fox st. Grenville st Goodison George, hatter's engineer, Waterloo road Flitcroft William, .grocer, 21 Hempshaw lane Goodison Hannah· (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 16 Piccadilly Ford Charles, sign writer, Market place Goodwin Geo. Edward', greengrocer, I Hill st. Portwood Ford Hamnah (:M.iss), dTaper, n Holme street Shaw hth Goodwin James, tobacco pipe maker, 6 Gorsey brow Ford Jane (Miss), dress maker, 5 Booth street, Shaw hth Goodwin Joseph, chemist, 16 Park street Ford Margaret (Mrs.), fried fish dlr. 114 Gt.Portwood st Goodwin Joseph, grocer, 129 Buxton road Ford Mary Ann (Miss),provsn. dlr.11 Holme st.Shaw hth Gordon William, music warehouse, 71 Lower Hillgate Ford Matilda (Mrs.), confectioner, 15 King st. we.Edgely Gorse Sarah (Mrs.), grocer, sx Charles street Forshaw James, Royal Oak P.H. II High street Gorst Annie (Miss), pork butcher, 176 Brinksway Fort Thoma.s, solicitor, see Smith & Fort Gorst Frederick, hair dresser, I8o Brinksway Fosbrook Ellen (Mrs.), provision dlr. r6 New Bridge la Gosling John Warren, beer retailer, 27 New Zealand rd Foster Thomas, chemical agent, 19 Park street Gospel Temperance Union (James· Smith, hon. sec.), Fowden Joseph, confectioner, 4I Longshut lane west & Central hall, Lower Hillgate 32 Great Underbank Gospel E. paperhanger, 66 Higher Hillgate Fowles William, shopkeeper, 6 Edward street Gough John, tailor, 38 King street west, Edgeley Fox Augustus Hy. portrait painter, 36 Adswood la. west Gough William, tailor, 10 Chapel street, Edgeley Fox Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 96 Great Portwood st Gould George, bo.iler composition :rpaker, Chestergate Fox John, boot maker, 21 & 53 Great Portwood street Gould Jn. ChadWJck, accountant & stock & share broker, Fox Samuel, insurance agent, 129 Hempshaw lane 69 St. Petersgate France Henry, hair dresser, 192 Higher Hillgate Gould' Thos. photographic apparatus dlr. 104Cheswrgte France William, shopkeeper, 32 Swann street, Portwood Gould William Alfred, architect & surveyor, 69 St. Frank James, blind maker, 9 Market place Petersgate Franklin John, 20 Wellington street Goulden Edmund Albert M.B., B. Ch. surgeon,6Greek st Franks Aubrey & Ben, opticians, 5 Little Underbank Goulden James, shopkeeper, 3I Borron street, Portwood Freedman Samuel, tailor, 2 Castle street, Edgeley Goulden Ja:mes Henry Oswald L.F.P.S.Glas. surgeon, 8 Freeman Isaac, tailor, 3I Middle Hillgate Greek street Froggatt Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 New Bridge lane Goulden Ralph, grocer, 9I Great Portwood street Froggatt Oephas, mechanical engineer, Portwood iron Goulden William R. coal merchant, 55 Wellington rd. sth works, Portwood Gourley Arthur, sign writer, I4I Wellington road south Froggatt John, plumber, 33 Ohurchgate Gourley Arthur Martin, decorator, James Leech street Frost Samuel, beer retailer, 82 Daw bank Gow A. H. M. mana.ger of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Frost William Henry, milk dealer, 7 Cale green Bank, 82a, Heaton Moor road Fulton William, painter, I6 Gilmore st. Shaw heath Graham .Joseph, fried fish dealer, 59 New Bridge lane Gafford John, machinlist, 136 New Bridge lane Grange Park Milk Co. dairy, 18 Greek street Gait James, boot & shoe maker, 203 Wellington rd. sth Grant & Bevin, drapers, 13 Little Underbank Gamble Joseph, slaher, 8 London place Grant George, wheelwright, Millgate Gandy Peter, boot maker, II2 Great Portwood street Grant Pauline (Mrs.), IDiilliner, 12a, Thomson st.reet Gardener Harry H. plumber, 224 Shaw heath Grantham Aaron, shopkeeper, 36 Emperor street, Portwd Ga~dner Robert, draper, 44 Bloom street, Edgeley Gray George, chemist, 36 Castle street, Edgeley Gare Machine Co. Limited (J. A. Jackson, sec.), boot & Gray Robert, insurance agent & collector of government shoe machinery mas. The Carrs iron wks. Hopes Carr taxes, 99 Beech road, Bramhall lane Gare Edward, boot maker, I Windsor street, Heaviley Gray Robert, insurance & estate agent, 43 St. Petersgate Garner Alfred, provision dealer, I2 Lord street Gray William, shopkeeper, 35 New Zealand road Garner Elizabeth (Mrs.), tripe dresser, 54 High.llillgate Greaves Frederick Stanley, draper, 5 Great Portwood st Garner Emanuel, provision dealer, 86 Adcroft street Green Edwin, Plough hotel, 4 Lower Hillgate Garner John, bookkeeper, 37 Adswood lane west Green James Howard M.B. surgeon, 56 Higher Hillgate Garner Silas, milk dealer, 22 Lancaster st. Portwood. Green John, cashier, 87 Beech road, Bramhall lan~ Garnet Thomas, shopkeeper, u High·er Hillgate Green John, greengrocer, 12 Howard street, Portwood Garside Martha (Miss), beer ret. & shopkpr.19Union st Green John, shopkeeper, 56 Great Portwood street Garside William, shopkeeper, 385 New Bridge lane Green John, shopkeeper, 33 High street Gasell Samuel, accountant, 26 Fox street, Grenville st Green Joseph, L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. physician Gaskell Abel, Waterloo inn, 10 Waterloo road & surgeon, 59 Buxton road Gate James E. shopkeeper, 199 Wellington road south Green Mary (Mrs.), milliner, 22 King .st. we. Edgeley Gatley Thomas, grocer, I66 Brinksway Green William, furniture broker, 82 Great Portwood st Gatli:ff l\lartha (Mrs.), beer retailer. 6o Bamford street Greenhalgh Ada (Miss), grocer, 24 Shaw heath Gaunt James, fishmonger, 70 Daw bank Greenwood William, loan office, St. Peter's square Gaunt James, shopkeeper, 72 Edward street Gregory Henry, draper, 7 Higher Rillgate Gaunt Josiah, grocer, 57 Great Portwood street Gregory Richard, beer retailer, So Middle Hillgate Geddes Charles, traveller, 39 Bloom street, Edgeley Gregory Smyth (Mrs.), butcher, 61 & 63 Edward street Gee Ernest, greengrocer, 26 Aberdeen cres.Chatham st & 127 Higher Hillgate Gee John, boot maker, II6 Higher Hillgate Gregory Thomas, pork butcher, 1 Buxton road Gee Mary Ann (Mrs.), provision dealer, 70 Churchgate Gregory William, news agent, 355 Hempshaw lane Gee William, greengrocer, 70 Heaton Moor road Greg-ory William, tobacconist, 190 Brinksway Geggall George, butcher, so Heaton Moor road Griffin Mary (Mrs.), shopk-eeper, 34 Bennett st. Brinkswy Gemmell John, farmer, Cale Green farm Griffith Joseph, hatter, 37a, Lower Hillgate f'Tibbons Ema.nuel, clogger, 28 Great Portwood street Griffi.ths &; J ackson, coach builders, Higher Hillgate Gibbons George H. photographer, 167 Wellington road sth Griffiths Elizabeth Jans (Mrs.), dress maker, 251 Wel- Gibbons Thos. L.D.S.Irel. dentist, 107 Wellington rd. sth lington road south . Gibbs John, Victoria hotel, 69 Lower Hillgate Gl'iffiths George, bird dealer, 67 Edward street Gibson Arthur, shopkeeper, 138 Brinksway Griffiths William, Albion hotel, Little Underbank Gibson Matthew, shopkeeper, 52 Ridg-way lane Grimes John, draper, 34 Lord street Gill Mary Ann (Mrs.), draper, 175 Great Portwood st Grimshaw Richard, confectioner, 5 Chapel st. Edgeley Gillard .T osephus, Sun inn, 7 Market place Grimstead Ratcliffe, umbrella maker, 7 Little Unde-rbank .
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