Henderson’s BC Gazetteer and Directory, 1903, page 756.
I updated the page on Isabella Robertson Marshallsay, who was the widow of Charles Marshallsay. She lived at 1174 Denman Street in 1903.
I added illustrations and biographical information.
I updated the page on Thomas Allan, who was a farmer, lumberman and realtor.
He lived at 1872 Barclay Street from 1910 to 1914.
I added illustrations and biographical information.
Henderson’s City of Vancouver and North Vancouver Directory, 1909, page 463.
I updated the page on John Edward Armishaw, who was a confectioner or candy maker. He lived at 2060 Beach Avenue in 1905, and at 1972 Georgia Street in 1909 and 1910.
I added illustrations and information on members of his family.
Vancouver Sun, April 3, 1943, page 8, columns 2-3.
John Morton, early 1900s, Vancouver City Archives, Port N14; https://searcharchives.vancouver.ca/john-morton.
Henderson’s Greater Vancouver Directory, 1911, Part 1, page 958.
Henderson’s Greater Vancouver Directory, 1912, Part 2, page 1050.
I added a new page on John Morton. He was one of the “Three Greenhorns,” the Vancouver pioneers who were major landholders in Vancouver’s West End.
He lived at 1151 Denman Street from about 1900 to 1911 and at 1947 Pendrell Street in 1912.
Henderson’s Greater Vancouver Directory, 1911, Part 1, page 500.
I updated the page on Charles Jewell Brenton, who was an accountant and manager with the Standard Milk Company and the Eden Bank Creamery Company.
For some time, he also operated a confectionery. He later worked for the Canadian Pacific Railway as a timekeeper and accountant.
He was at 1047 Denman Street from 1911 to 1912. He appeared at 1055 Denman Street from 1914 to 1916 and at 1069 Denman Street from 1914 to 1918.
I added information on his time in California and his death in 1948.
Henderson’s Greater Vancouver City Directory, 1917, page 763.
I added a new page on John Holton Shields. He was a farmer who lived at 1830 Comox Street in 1917.
Henderson’s BC Gazetteer and Directory, 1903, page 758.
I added a new page on Robert Marshall, who was a fruit dealer, painter, contractor and farmer. He lived near Stanley Park Bridge from 1898 to 1906. The Vancouver directories listed his address as 650 Chilco Street from 1903 to 1906.
