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Broad Street (North Side)
History of Broad Street (North Side)
1842
As far of the sale of property following the bankruptcy of James Nutter, numbers 1 and 33 Broad Street were sold. No. 1 was occupied by Mr Allen, no. 33 by Mrs Spencer.
1842_Sale_of_Nutter_properties
From east to west
1913
(27) Careless and sons, marine store dealers
(28) Charles Careless
(29) Mrs Mary Brown
Here is Flower Street
(30) Mrs E Cook, dealer in doctor’s bottles
Careless’s marine stores
(34) Edward R O’Hare, tailor
(35) Charles Dunn, baker
(36) William Hunt
(37) Philip Thurlborn, carter
(38) Mrs Newman
(39) William Sargent, police pensioner
(40) Jabez Apthorpe, painter; Mrs Apthorpe, college help
(42) Miss Rebecca Pratt
(43) George Newall, assistant parish clerk (Holy Trinity)
(44) George W Bradbury, cabinet maker
(45) Elijah Maskell, county court bailiff
(46) A Fowler, motor driver
(47) David B Wright, compositor
(48) Robert Thurlbourn, carman
(49) Ernest Barrett, plumber
(50) Joseph Pratt, coachman
(51) Alfred Dunn
Stables
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