
I added a new page on Alfred Brignall, who was a dry goods dealer.
He lived at a series of addresses in Vancouver, including Glencoe Lodge from 1910 to 1914.
Vancouver West End history
I added a new page on Alfred Brignall, who was a dry goods dealer.
He lived at a series of addresses in Vancouver, including Glencoe Lodge from 1910 to 1914.
I updated the page on John George Hewitt Crawford (often called John George Crawford or J. G. Crawford). He was an importer, commission merchant, and shipping agent.
According to the Vancouver directory, he lived at 1841 Barclay Street in 1900. (It appears that a later address for this house was 1835 Barclay Street.)
He was at 1835 Barclay Street in 1916.
I added illustrations and information on members of his family.
I updated the page on William Henry Keltie Russell, who was a commission merchant and manufacturers agent. He lived at 1214 Denman Street in 1902 and 1903.
I added illustrations and information on members of his family.
I updated the page on Samuel John Emanuels, who was an auctioneer, notary public, general commission agent and vice-consul for Brazil.
He lived at 1102 Denman Street in 1906 and 1907, at 2046 Beach Avenue in 1915, and 1154 Gilford Street in 1917 and 1918.
I added illustrations, along with information on his parents and his second marriage.
I added a new page on Sir Charles Pigott Piers.
He was an author, commission agent, soldier and the 9th Baronet Piers of Tristernagh Abbey.
He lived in Englesea Lodge, at 2046 Beach Avenue, from 1914 to 1916.
I added a new page on William Henry Wilson. He was a bookkeeper for the wholesale grocery firm of Kelly, Douglas and Company.
He lived at 944 Denman Street from about 1901 to 1915. (He was sometimes called “W. Harry Wilson” or “Harry Wilson.”)
I added a new page on “C. W. Robinson,” a grocer who lived at 1841 Barclay Street in 1901. It appears that this is actually a reference to Charles William Robson (1853-1906), who lived on the 1800 block of Barclay Street from 1897 to 1902.
I also updated the page on Charles William Robson (1853-1906), including references to his grocery and commission merchant businesses.
I updated the page on Clarence Mawson Marpole, who was a coal and commission merchant. He lived at 1050 Gilford Street from 1906 to 1912.
I added information on his parents, his siblings, and his children.