Sandown - Whites 1878 - - Page 7

Smith Charles Henry, apartments, Melville street

Smith Francis, corn merchant, Elswick house, Station road

Smith Mrs. Hannah. dressmaker, Bridger terrace, Leed street

Smith Mrs. Robert, Rozel lane

Smith W. H. & Son, booksellers and newsagents, Railway station; George, Ball, agent

Snudden Alek, apartments, Fitzroy street

Snudden Barney, apartments, Fitzroy street

Soar Williams, Temperance Hotel, High street

Sothcott Henry, chimney sweeper, town crier and carpet cleaner, Fort Iane

Southgate Silas, pleasure boat & bathing machine owner, and lodgings, Bella Vista, High street

Spanner William Thomas, tailor's foreman, Pell street Pell Street - that part of Station Avenue between The Broadway and St. John's Road).

Stainforth Mrs. Mary Clarkson, The Lawn

Stay Henry, builder and contractor, Leed street

Stears Josiah, music repository and teacher of music and singing, High street

Steele Mrs. Jane, straw milliner, and apartments, Sydney villa, York road

Steele Nathaniel, wheelwright, York road

Street Miss Caroline, Moorland villa, Station road

Street Isaac, builder and contractor, Wilkes Hall, York road

Stringer George Edward, apartments, Claremont house, Leed street

Stuart Henry, grocer, ironmonger, glass & china dealer, Melville street

Sturt Miss Augusta Margaret, draper, milliner and dress-maker, High street

Tate Mrs. Sophia, High street

Taylor Arthur B., joiner, boat builder and apartments, Channel view, High street

Taylor Mrs. Elizabeth, Pell street Pell Street - that part of Station Avenue between The Broadway and St. John's Road).

Taylor George, grocer & provision dealer, Fort street Fort Street, in modern times, Avenue Road (today's Fort Street, was Fort Lane)

Taylor Henry, carrier, Fort street

Taylor Mrs. Jane Cole, printer, bookseller, stationer, circulating library, and publisher of Isle of Wight Chronicle (Thursday), High street

Taylor William, baker, grocer & provision dealer & wine agent, High street

Thomas William, butcher & egg, butter & poultry dealer, Bridger street Bridger Street - the part of St. John's Road, between Leeds Street and High Street

Thurston George James, surgeon, Everton house, Leed street

Tomkins Samuel Edward, architect & surveyor, 10 Station road

Toogood Frank, painter and decorator, Fitzroy street

Town Hall, Grafton street ; Mrs. Morant, hall keeper

Trinder Simeon, brewer, Sandown brewery, and agent for G. Oakley & Co. carriers ; h Fitzroy street

Turton Edward, hairdresser and perfumer, High street

Vincent Charles Greaves, solicitor, and clerk to St. Helen's Local Board, Station road; and Ryde

Von Hacht Ferdinand, professor of languages, Hanover villa, Broad lane Broad Lane, in modern times, The Broadway

Wadham & Garland, upholsterers & cabinetmakers, High street

Wadham James, whitesmith, bellhanger, and apartments, St. Ambrose, High street

Wallyer Wagner Walkyier, painter, decorator, plumber, glazier and glass and china dealer, 3 High street

Warne James, apartments, Chester lodge, High street

Watson Miss Ellen M., Parochial schoolmistress, Broad lane Broad Lane, in modern times, The Broadway

Way Misses Caroline and Rebecca, Pell street Pell Street - that part of Station Avenue between The Broadway and St. John's Road).

Way Mrs. Ellen Anne, victualler, King's Head, family and commercial hotel, High street

Webb Mr. Charles, Glenarm, High street

Welch Harry, whitesmith, The Fernery, Station road

Wells Frank, coal merchant and grocer, Melville street

Westbrook Rev. John Cook (Congregational), Vectis cottage, Melville street

Wetherall Mr. Frederick Henry Pakenham, Apsley house, Leed street

White Mrs. Elizabeth, Cawston, Broad lane Broad Lane, in modern times, The Broadway