g bulloch furniture dealer

[Gadget]

This is number 9 

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[davidpaul]

many many thanks brevitas did here thro family that they owned property up their but not sure of the facts have other family in the same area so very intrested in anythink that may be connected to them thanks a million davidpaul.

[Gadget]

Glad to have helped, David and thank you for your thanks. It does make a difference to we lookers up 

[SandyMcJ]

If you're looking for info on Stirling residents and businesses in late 19th and early 20th centuries there's a series of directories available for free download on the internet archive. Cook and Wylie directory for 1903 shows G Bulloch business under Brokers and Furniture Dealers at 99-101 Baker st. In 1909 99-103 Baker St is now McKay's pawnbrokers and George Bulloch is listed as a broker at his residence in 32 Baker St.

Sandy

[Gadget]

Hi Sandy 

It's nice to see that the census and death info that I found last night and listed above corresponds to the trade directories.

[davidpaul]

will have a look at that sandymcj thanks wonder if their daughter continued the shop on think she was called Jeanie blewit thanks again davidpaul.

[Gadget]

 

Jeanie blewit

She was the informant on Lucy's death cert, described as daughter

[SandyMcJ]

I can confirm Blewit's was a second hand furniture dealer at the top of the town and was still trading in early 1970's when I lived in Stirling. I agree with brevitas - it's good when all these bits of info come together!

Cheers

Sandy

[Gadget]

Jus checked the certificate again and Jeanie Blewitt was living at 8 Melville Terrace when her mother died in 1952