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| Builder's Name |
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Main Areas of Building |
Builders' Notes |
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| Clifford Sears |
1954-1969 |
1940-1960 - Huntly & Keith
Roads |
There are no records of Clifford Sears as a local builder or
property |
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& Glenferness Ave |
developer. However, the company was the predominant builder in
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in the 1950s & 60s. There is also no record of the related
builders below. |
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1961-1975 - Leven Ave & Leven
Close |
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Other potentially related builders include: |
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A.C.Sears 1952-1958
- Keith |
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A.Sears 1969-1972 - Little Forest & Leven
Close |
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| A.Barnes |
1912-1930 |
1901-1914 - Bryanstone, Stirling |
Alfred Barnes is described as a builder and decorator in 1915,
but |
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& Roslin Rds |
by 1921 he is described as just a builder, living and working |
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from his addresses in Winton. |
| 33 Palmerston Rd (1915) |
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| Winton |
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1915-1939 - Dunkeld, Elgin &
Alyth |
Other potentially related builders include: |
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Roads and East Ave |
Charles Arthur
Barnes (builder) 1924-1925 - Alyth & Dunkeld |
| 30 Rutland Rd (1921) |
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C A Barnes & Co |
| Winton |
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148/150 Markham Rd
(1926) |
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| 62 Talbot Rd (1922-34) |
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H.Barnes (private
individual) 1934 - Elgin |
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Frederick George
Barnes (private individual) 1930 - Little Forest Rd |
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| A.C.Barnes |
1927-1937 |
1915-1939 - Bournewood Drive, Leven |
Albert Charles Barnes is described as a builder and
contractor. |
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Glenferness Avenues, |
A C Barnes home
was: Knighton Glen (1923) |
| 166a Markham Rd |
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& Rothesay Road |
5
Acland Rd |
| Winton (1929-34) |
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Winton |
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| 3 Sandringham Mansions |
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Other potentially related builders include: |
| Exeter Rd (1935) |
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The same list as
Alfred Barnes. |
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| Murley Rd (workshop) |
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| 161 Charminster Rd |
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| H.C.Barnes |
1914-1936 |
1901-1914 - Dunbar Rd |
Hubert
Charles Barnes is listed as a private individual in 1921, but by |
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he describes himself as a builder. By 1931 he has turned back |
| Cleveland (1915) |
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1915-1939 - Alyth Rd, Roslin Rd Sth |
into a private individual again. |
| Charminster Rd |
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& East Ave |
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From 1926, H C Barnes moves to several houses called Gwynfa
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| 84 Brassey Rd (1921) |
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Racton usually where he has been building. |
| Winton |
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Other potentially related builders include: |
| Gwynfa |
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The same list as
Alfred Barnes. |
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| Racton |
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| A.Bedford |
1935-1949 |
1915-1939 - Huntly Rd &
Glenferness |
Arthur Bedford is described as a builder in 1939. His main
contribution |
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Talbot Woods was the development of most of the plots at the |
| Oakroyd (1933-1939) |
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southern end of Huntly Road. |
| 19 Watcombe Rd |
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1940-1960 - Huntly Road |
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| W Southbourne |
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| 12 Belle Vue Rd (1947) |
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| Southbourne |
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| G.E. & W.R.J.Lambert |
1926-1959 |
1915-1939 - Elgin & Alyth Roads, |
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two brother, Garnet E Lambert and William Robert J Lambert |
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East & Glenferness |
described their company as decorators during their occupation
of the |
| 116 Wimborne Rd (1921) |
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Avenues |
various addresses in Wimborne Rd. |
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| 93 Wimborne Rd (1922-30) |
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1940-1960 - Huntly & Little
Forest |
Their home addresses were: |
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G.E Lambert W R J Lambert |
| 293 Wimborne Rd (1931) |
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26 Linwood Rd 1 Bryanstone Rd |
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then then |
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Mount Blairy Hill Brow |
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23 St Winifred's
Rd Richmond Hill |
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Other potentially related builders include: |
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Lambert Bros 1923 - East Ave |
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Lambert &
Sons 1912 - Berwick Rd |
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A.E.Lambert 1958 -
Berwick Rd |
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Also see list with A.Lambert &
Sons |
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| A.D.Lambert |
1910-1929 |
1901-1914 - Talbot & East
Avenues, |
Albert Davis Lambert is described as a private individual who
invested in |
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& Dunbar Road |
and built many houses in Talbot Woods. |
| The Crossways (1922) |
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| Beechey Road |
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1915-1939 - East & Glenferness |
Other potentially related builders include: |
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Avenues and Elgin Rd |
Also see lists with G.E. & W.R.J.
Lambert and A.Lambert & Sons |
| 10 East Ave (1925-29) |
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| G.E.Lambert |
1909-1965 |
1901-1914 - Berkeley Rd & Talbot
Ave |
G.E.Lambert is clearly part of the same concern as G.E. &
W.R.J. |
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The name was used in 1909 - 1914 before the partnership
started and |
| 93 Lowther Rd (1917) |
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1940-1960 - Roslin Rd Sth, Elgin
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then again in the late 1950s when the partnership finished.
G.E.Lambert |
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Little Forest Roads |
is described in 1967 as a builder and contractor. |
| 293 Wimborne Rd (1961-67) |
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1961-1975 - Rothesay & Little
Forest |
Other potentially related builders include: |
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Roads & East Ave |
Also see lists with G.E. & W.R.J.
Lambert and A.Lambert & Sons |
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| A.Lambert & Sons |
1957-1966 |
1940-1960 - East Ave & Little
Forest |
A. Lambert & Sons are described as builders in 1967. It is
clear from |
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the addresses that they have links to the other 'Lambert'
builders. |
| 293 Wimborne Rd (1967) |
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1961-1975 - East Ave & Little
Forest |
A.Lambert 1910-1968
- Oban, Dunbar & Branksome Wood Roads |
| 8 Wharfdale Rd (1967) |
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3 Dunbar Rd (described as private individual in
1921), and |
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8 Wharfdale Rd
(described as investment company in 1967) |
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Other potentially related builders include: |
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See list with G.E. & W.R.J.
Lambert |
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| Jones & Seward |
1905-1925 |
1901-1914 - Bryanstone & Stirling
Rds |
Jones & Seward describe themselves as builders and
decorators. They |
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built several of the houses in Bryanstone Road and Stirling
Road before |
| 54 Seamoor Rd (1913) |
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1915-1939 - East Ave & Dunbar Rd |
WW1 and then only one house in Dunbar Road and two in East Ave |
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after the war. |
| Granville Chambers |
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| Yelveton Rd (1921) |
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| 28 Alumhurst Rd (1921) |
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| Westbourne |
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| Langley Rd (1921) |
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| Branksome |
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| Rabbetts & Co |
1959-1965 |
1959-1960 - Dulsie Rd |
Rabbetts & Co are described as builders and they
contributed over a |
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fifth of the bungalows in Dulsie Road. |
| 713a Christchurch Rd (1955) |
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| 149a Cranleigh Rd |
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1961-1975 - Dulsie Rd |
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| Southbourne |
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Other potentially related builders include: |
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Rabbetts &
Porter - 1960 - Dulsie Rd |
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| J.J.Elkins |
1907-1920 |
1901-1914 - Stirling, Oban,
Roslin, |
James John Elkins described himself as a builder in 1913 but
this |
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Berkeley & Bryanstone |
changed to decorator in 1921. His main contribution is several
houses |
| The Knoll (1913 -21) |
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in Stirling Road. |
| 199 Charminster Rd |
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1915-1939 - Stirling Rd |
James John Elkins lived in Talbot Woods at |
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20 Bryanstone
Rd (1911) |
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Roedene (1917) |
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29 Stirling Rd |
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| F.W.Beynon |
1908-1913 |
1901-1914 - Oban, Roslin,
Berkeley |
F W Beynon is described as a builder and he built several
houses |
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& Stirling Roads |
in Oban and Berkeley Roads |
| 23 Hamilton Road (1914) |
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| K.W.Richardson |
1958-1969 |
1940-1960 - Glenferness & Talbot
Ave |
K W
Richardson is described as a builder. As well as building |
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detached houses he built houses with 2 purpose built self
contained |
| 120 Dunyeats Rd (1969) |
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1961-1975 - Roslin Rd Sth,
Elgin |
flats. |
| Broadstone |
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& Branksome Wood Rds |
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| S&G Harrocks |
1933-1937 |
1915-1939 - Dunkeld & Alyth Roads |
The company is described as builders working from 44 Dunkeld
Road. |
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& Glenferness Ave |
There seems to be two brother David Henry who lived at 44
Dunkeld |
| Dunkeld Rd (1939) |
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and George William who lived at 33 Dunkeld. |
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Other potentially related builders include: |
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Harrocks Ltd
1932-1933 - Dunkeld Rd |
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D.G. Harrocks 1938
- Roslin Road South |
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| E.P.Carpenter |
1935-1959 |
1915-1939 - Branksome Hill Road |
Edwin Percy Carpenter is decribed as a private individual. |
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| Roebank (1935) |
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1940-1960 - Keith and Alyth Roads |
Other potentially related builders include: |
| 24 Kinsbourne Ave |
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Edward Carpenter 1935-1939 Branksome Hill Rd, Branksome |
| Ensbury Park |
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Wood Rd and Leven Avenue. |
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28 Florence Rd
(private individual 1935) |
| 12 Norton Rd (1938) |
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Parkstone |
| Winton |
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Manvard (private individual 1938) |
| Rowan-Brae (1947) |
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| 14 Erpingham Rd |
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| 55 Talbot Ave (1957) |
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Hood Crescent |
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Wallisdown |
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| S.M.Davis |
1911-1926 |
1901-1914 - Roslin Rd and Talbot Ave |
S.M.Davis are described as builders and contractors. They
built two |
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houses before WW1 but their main contribution was in Dunkeld
Road |
| 50a Gladstone Rd (1911-17) |
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1915-1939 - Dunkeld and Alyth Rds |
after 1918. |
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