No.1 was Henry Oldfield – Builder (1893), who had his business at the Bridge-foot (1901), Hy Oldfield & Son (1931).
No.3 Mrs. Sarah Ellen Horner had apartments (1893), Joseph Horner – Reporter (1893), James Walter Horner – Reporter (1901) & Mrs. Harriet Firth – Householder.
No.7 Frederick Lee (1893), John Coulson (1897), Robert Curwen (1901), Philip Triffitt (1905).
No.9 Thomas Piper Longster (1897), Thomas Pamley – Commercial Traveler (1901), James Tate-Smith (1913).
No.11 William Suddaby (1897), Herbert Wilson (1901), Miss. Emily Kirby (1905).
No.13 Mrs Ward (1893), Tindall Anderson (1897).
No.15 Thomas Piper Longster (1901).
No.17 Thomas Coultas (1901), Edgar Leefe (1905).
No.19 Thomas Langton (1897) William Mesey (1905).
No.21 Robert Boyes – Cattle Dealer (1901).
On the other side of the road in No.4 Herbert Todd – Commercial Taveller (1901).
No.6 Miss. Mary Edwards – Dress Maker (1901), William Edward Barker (1905).
No.14 Miss. Alice Bradley – Music Teacher (1901).
No.16 Mrs. Eliza Skelton – Apartments (1897).
No.22 Robert Boyes – Cattle Dealer (1893).
and at the end of the road leading to The Mount, Mr. Lucas had a Clay Pipe Manufactory it was No.11 Cattle Market taken over by George Piercy for his Joiner's Shop (1897) Charles Piercy – Joiner (1929).
No.6 Robert Elsworth Cross – Clothier (1893) John Monks – Shop Keeper (1901).
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