1906: 25 Hallside Street, Glasgow

[welcome12]

Hi everyone, it took me a a little longer than i thought to find you with help from ruskie who got me to your posts, I was born at 31,Hallside in 1946 was there till 1960 if anyone lived or new anyone who might haved lived their,i would love to say hello thank you.

[welcome12]

Meant to say in my post, that my grandmother on my mother"s side lived at no 19, my gran"s name was annie my granddad was known as jock (john Kenny). any infomation on them would be fantastic.

[Billyblue]

Hello Rocky1
Did you find your Docherty family in 1906?

The 1905-06 Post Office directory for Glasgow, at

http://www.archive.org/details/postofficeannual190506gla

says that Hallside Street goes from Naburn Street to Upper Camden Street, but could not find it in the street section.   A search for John Docherty gives the following:
John Docherty, 198 Berkeley Street
J. Docherty, broker, 49 Clyde Street, Anderton
John Docherty, 146 Onslow Drive
John Docherty, Cab & Carriage Hirer, 74 Tobago Street
J.R.Docherty, Tea Dealer, Wholesale & Exclusive, 259 Rutherglen Road

The 1906-07 Post Office directory for Glasgow, at

http://www.archive.org/details/postofficeannual190607gla

Lists the following people in Hallside Street:
29  Garrity, J.
35  Kelly, P
42  Fyfe, W
6, 2  Turner, A, spirit Merchant

Maybe they only listed owners?  Surely all the intervening numbered houses wouldn't be vacant?

Dawn M

[Billyblue]

Forgot to say - you can look at these online, or download as a .pdf document for free but they are large files so take a while to download

Dawn M

[welcome12]

Thank you so much for infomation, also there were a family by the name of carrols who lived up my close for a few yrs only remember them because my older brother was friends with them but he is now deceased.

[Rocky1]

Billyblue, thanks for your help.

I have since been informed that the Docherty and Donnelly families were related, so it's possible that John Docherty and wife in 1906 lived with the Donnelys temporarily. 
I have a later address of 147 Lawmoor Street for Docherty.  I'm told that at one time Lawmoor Street was called 'South Wellington Street'.   A search of the Evaluation Rolls for 1913-14 shows a John Docherty listed as a tenant.   No occupation given.   My John Docherty was an 'Iron Turner' who may have been employed at 'Dixon's blazes' nearby.
There doesn't appear to be a search in the 1911 census for occupants at a specific address.   Unfortunately I don't have a birthdate.

[M G M]

Hi Welcome did you know any of the Gray`s from Hallside street...................

mgm

[welcome12]

Hi m.g.m. sorry i have just spotted you post i knew a family called greys i was friends with a margrat grey who lived next close to me i will get back to you tomorrow as it is late and have to be up early talk later.

[M G M]

That`s fine,margeret grey was my mother,she moved to Naburn st,I was brought up there ,I went to St Francis School,my mother died in 1966.........
did you know any of the other family..........


mgm