Dent Street (Blockhouse) Worcester 1905

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Right Side From Little Park Street

  1. McDonald John, j’man shoemaker
  2. Purser Leo, labourer
  3. Jaynes John (Black Lion)
  4. Boyce George, labourer
  5. Lewis Herbert, j’man leather dresser
  6. Griffiths Albert, grocer’s porter
  7. Spragg Charles, boatman
  8. Sanders John, labourer
  9. Howells George, tinman
  10. Willow Pl. – Turner Walter, j’man paintr.
  11. Willow Pl. – Gittus George, labourer
  12. Willow Pl. – Price Oliver, labourer
  13. Willow Pl. – Smith Herbert, labourer
  14. Willow Pl. – Hawkins Charles, j’man skinner
  15. Willow Pl. – Bissell William, labourer
  16. Willow Pl. – Rushton Edward, tinman
  17. Willow Pl. – Cooke Mrs. J., charwoman
  18. Willow Pl. – Johns William, gasfitter
  19. Willow Pl. – Read Henry, labourer

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  1. Matthews Charles John, iron worker
  2. Best William, drayman
  3. Bunn Mrs. Selina, gloveress
  4. Evans William, gardener
  5. Middleton Albert, tinman
  6. Hopkins Joseph, journeyman bricklayer
  7. Meek James, labourer
  8. Attwood Mrs.
  9. Biddle Samuel, journeyman upholsterer
  10. Jelf Alexander, bricklayer
  11. Colcomb William, labourer
  12. Passey William, labourer
  13. Bacon John, labourer
  14. Yates Frank, tanner
  15. Nicholls Charles, labourer
  16. Roberts John, mail-cart driver
  17. Glazzard Ernest, labourer
  18. Rogers Edwin, labourer
  19. Yapp Mrs. Alice, charwoman

Edwards Reece Edward, labourer
Here Is Little Park Street
Source: Littlebury’s Directory of Worcester & District. Tenth Edition. Printed and Published by Littlebury & Company, The Worcester Press, Worcester. 1905.