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©  Brian Moseley, Plymouth
Webpage created: February 24, 2019
Webpage updated: February 24, 2019

        

ROADS AND STREETS IN OLD PLYMOUTH  |  BATTER STREET

OCCUPANTS OF BATTER STREET IN 1852

HIGHER BATTER STREET

  • 01 - Painters' Arms, William Yabsley;

  • 02 - Richard Gliddon, hair dresser;

  • 03 - NL;

  • 04 - William Bowden, dairy; and Emma Scantlebury, dress maker;

  • 05 - NL;

  • 06 - NL;

  • 07 - Matthew Chapmen, shopkeeper;

  • 08 - Mary Webber, dress maker;

  • 09 - NL;

  • 10 - William Chambers, baker and grocer;

  • --- - Batter Street (Scotch) Chapel

  • 11 - NL;

  • 12 - NL;

  • 13 - ;

  • 14 - William Thomas Brown, cabinet maker.

LOWER BATTER STREET

  • 01 - NL;

  • 02 - NL;

  • 03 - William Waterfield, marine store;

  • 04 - NL;

  • 05 - NL;

  • 06 - Josiah Williams, boot and shoe maker;

  • 07 - NL;

  • 08 - William Bidgood, baker and shopkeeper;

  • 09 - NL;

  • 10 - NL;

  • 11 - NL;

  • 12 - NL;

  • 13 - NL;

  • 14 - NL;

  • 15 - NL;

  • 16 - NL;

  • 17 - King's Arms, Elias Smith;

  • 18 - Misses Neal, milliners and dress makers;

  • 19 - NL;

  • 20 - Robert Walling, shoe maker and marine store;

  • 21 - NL;

  • 22 - William Cook, smith; and William Bunce, coal store; and Thomas Bunce, timber yard;

  • --- - Jacob Smith, beer retailer.

NL = Addresses not listed.  These were usually let on short-term tenancies and therefore not listed in street directories.