Owners & Occupiers of Old Market, Halifax

The occupants of the properties here have included

• Unknown Address:
  • James William Davis
  • Kit Dawtrey
  • Edward Gledhill [1780]
  • John Carr, Linen Draper [1816]
  • Thomas Edwards [1816]
  • Michael Garlick, Atlas Fire Office [1816]
  • Eli Gledhill, Painter [1816]
  • Richard Holroyd, Watch & Clock Maker [1816]
  • Joseph Mason, Grocer [1816]
  • Abraham Mellin [1816]
  • Elizabeth Metcalf, Boot & Shoe Maker [1816]
  • James Metcalf, Umbrella Manufacturer [1816]
  • James Metcalfe [1816]
  • Preston & Sugden [1816]
  • William Rawnsley, Patten Maker [1816]
  • Joseph Suter [1816]
  • Joseph Suter, Druggist [1816]
  • Jeremiah Taylor, Books & Stationery [1816]
  • H. & M. Vicars, Glass & Earthenware Dealers [1816]
  • William Weewall, Hosier [1816]
  • Hannah Young, Milliner [1816]
  • John Farrar [1822]
  • Mary Mason & Son [1822]
  • Holroyd & Riley, Tailors and Drapers [1822]
  • Vicars & Viney [1822]
  • William Whewall [1822]
  • John Whiteley, Saddlers [1822]
  • James Hartley, music & musical instrument sellers [1834]
  • Joseph Hartley, licensed dealer in stamps [1834]
  • John Turner, Grocer & Tea Dealer [1842]
  • Fox Brothers, Clothiers, outfitters, mercers and tailors [1895]
  • Joseph Asquith [1903]
  • Thomas Denton, dispensing chemist [1905]

• Number 1:
  • Peter Kenyon Holden [1822]
  • Shaw Hardcastle Limited [1939]

• Number 2:
  • Anne Wilson, Straw Hats, Milliner [1837]
  • Driver's Stores, Halifax [1939]

• Number 3:
  • Joseph Holroyde, Undertakers & Tailor [1837]
  • Rev Henry Jeff [1871]
  • Aked & Hey [1903]
  • J. M. Hurst, Wines & Spirit [1903]

• Number 4:
  • Joseph Stocks, butter, bacon, cheese, flour dealer [1837]
  • Elizabeth Whewall [1837]
  • E. Cook, Draper, Children & Ladies Outfitters [1903]
  • Charley Dean, optician [1939]

• Number 5:
  • William Blagbrough, boot & shoe maker [1834]

• Number 6:
  • Turk's Head, Halifax [1842]
  • Maurice Lever, optician [1939]

• Number 7:
  • Joseph Blakey Spencer [1837]
  • Alexander Grylls Suter [1837]
  • Hugh Gill [1842]
  • M. Cohen, Optician [1903]
  • Alexandre Limited, tailors [1939]

• Number 8:
  • Elizabeth Beetham, Cloths Broker; Confectioner; Fish & Fruit [1837]
  • George Davis Jewellers [1880]
  • J. Hepworth & Son Limited, Tailor, & Clothier; also Northgate [1903]
  • Gibson Dixon [1939]

• Number 9:
  • The House at the Maypole, Halifax [1400]
  • James Thomas Berry [1837]
  • James Rawnsley, Boot Tree & Last Maker. Clog & Patten Maker, Leather Cutters [1837]
  • William Rawnsley [1851]

• Number 10:
  • Rawnsley & Marvell [1842]
  • James Boote [1903]
  • Millets Stores (1928) Limited, clothiers [1939]

• Number 11:
  • Henry Suter, woollen draper [1834]
  • John Jackson, Linen Draper [1842]

• Number 12:
  • Sarah & Jane Hebden [1834]

• Number 13:
  • John Turner [1837]
  • J. Holroyd & Company, Dyers & Cleaners [1903]

• Number 14:
  • John Herbert [1834]
  • Thomas Denton [1837]
  • Freeman, Hardy & Willis [1903]

• Number 15:
  • Joseph Bairstow [1837]
  • Union Cross, Halifax [1842]

• Number 16:
  • Samuel Swindel [1837]

• Number 17:
  • Swindel & Jeffery [1842]

• Number 18:
  • Joseph Scowby, Basket Maker, Hardware, & Toys [1842]
  • Bradford & Manchester Warehouse Company [1903]
  • Lipton's Grocers, Halifax [1930]
  • Burton's, Halifax [1939]
  • Albert Thompson, billiard hall proprietor [1939]

• Number 19:
  • Thomas Greenwood, cabinet maker [1837]

• Number 20:
  • Henry Kitchen, ironmonger [1837]

• Number 21:
  • Edward Metcalfe, wholeale dealer, grocer & tea dealer [1837]
  • Eagland Bray & Son Limited [1845]

• Number 1866:
  • Mr Pegler

See Storage of gunpowder and Old Market Gaol

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