Henry Charles Macaulay (1876-1944)

H.C. Macaulay, Vancouver Sun, April 24, 1944, page 20.

Henderson’s City of Vancouver Directory, 1907, page 612.

I added a new page on Henry Charles Macaulay. He was a merchant and broker who lived at 821 Denman Street in 1907.

Walter Stuart Moore (1875-1918)

Henderson’s Greater Vancouver City Directory, 1914, Part 2, page 1088 [edited image]

Henderson’s Greater Vancouver City Directory, 1914, Part 2, page 1087.

I updated the page on Walter Stuart Moore. He was a dry goods merchant who lived at 1096 Denman Street in 1914. His wife, Edith Alice Moore, had a dry goods store at 986 Denman Street in 1914.

I added information on Walter’s and Edith’s children, along with information on Edith’s second husband, Robert Reid.

Albert Edward Law (1863-1938)

Henderson’s City of Vancouver Directory, 1907, page 559.

I added a new page on Albert Edward Law, who was a dry goods dealer and real estate broker. He lived at 2033 Beach Avenue from 1907 to 1909.

James Bain Thomson (1876-1958)

Henderson’s City of Vancouver and North Vancouver Directory, 1909, page 1097 [edited image].

I added a new page on James Bain Thomson, who was a dry goods merchant. He lived at 1869 Pendrell Street from 1909 to 1916.

Henry Seath (1869-1952)

Henderson’s City of Vancouver and North Vancouver Directory, 1910, Part 2, page 1108.

I added a new page on Henry Seath, who was a real estate broker and dealer in dry goods. He lived at 1084 Denman Street from 1912 to 1919. His wife, Nellie, was at 1084 Denman Street from 1920 to 1922.

Denman Tailors

Henderson’s Vancouver Directory, 1920, page 183 (Denman Street).

I added a brief new page on Denman Tailors, which was at 994 Denman Street in 1920, along with Shin Takunaga, who had a dry goods store at 990 Denman Street in 1920.

Walter Stuart Moore (1875-1918)

Henderson’s Greater Vancouver City Directory, 1914, Part 2, page 1088 [edited image]

I added a new page on Walter Stuart Moore. He was a dry goods merchant who lived at 1096 Denman Street in 1914. His wife, Edith Alice Moore, had a dry goods store at 986 Denman Street in 1914.