Ryde - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 21

Greenstreet Charles, chief of police & inspector of weights & measures, 1 Brunswick street - [Post WW1, Station street]

Greenup Edith (Miss), private school, Mount house, 50 George street

Gregory Alfred Frank, apartments, Bewick, Castle street

Gregory Brothers, grocers, 2 Pier street

Gregory Richard John, apartments, 2 Victoria terrace

Gregory William Alfred, carpenter, 21 Surry street

Griffin Wilfred & Harold L.D.S.Eng., dentists, 9 Melville street

Griffiths Frederick R., lessee Theatre Royal, St. Thomas Square

Griffiths Richard, dairyman, 10 Green street

Grimes James Henry, fruit grower, Upton road, Haylands

Grimsdick Thomas Jones, insurance agent, 3 Poplar villas, Well street

Grimsdick Thomas, insurance agent, Mount Pleasant, St. John's road

Grinham Emma (Miss), dress maker, 16 Victoria street

Grinham Henry, painter & decorator, 11 John street

Grinham, John, house decorator, 49 Surrey street

Grist John, shopkeeper, & post office, 34 Swanmore road

Groves Ernest, butcher, 17 Cross street

Groves Lucy (Mrs.), laundress, 88 Arthur street

Groves William, boot maker, 1 Star street

Gubbins Joseph, apartments, 10 Arthur street

Guy Amy (Miss), dress maker, 9 Edward street

Guy Andrew, market gardener, 4 St. Thomas square

Guy Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 30 John street

Guy Charles, market gardener, Ashey road

Guy Harriett Ann (Mrs.), laundress, 46 Park road

Guy Lucy (Mrs.), apartments, 11 Wood street

Guy Sarah (Miss), apartments, 31 Pier street

Hackett Harry, greengrocer, 67 St. John's road

Hackshaw Arthur, hair dresser & fancy repos., 6 & 7 Union street

Hair Hugh & Son, general smith, 22 George street

Hair Sydney, tobacconist, 58 High street

Hale George, apartments, 34 Preston place

Hall Lavinia (Mrs.), apartments, 25 Monkton street

Hallett Albert George, dairyman, Haylands farm, Salter's road, Haylands

Halsted Thomas Coombes, watch & clock maker, 3 Cross street

Halsted Thomas Henry, linen & fancy draper, 1 High street

Hampshire Field Club & Archaeological Society (G.W. Colenutt F.G.S. local hon. sec. for Isle of Wight), Hanway lodge, Belvidere street

Hann Fred, hair dresser, 29 High street

Hansford Brothers, house furnishers, 9 1/2 Cross street

Hansford Joseph, estate agent, 9 1/2 Cross street

Hapgood Harold. cycle agent, 77 Monkton street

Hapgood Marcus, tailor, 86 Monkton street

Hapgood Mrs., infants' mistress, Bettesworth road Elementary School; built 1877 at a cost of 5900GBP for 166 boys, 180 girls and 200 infants; average attendance 110 boys, 103 girls, 118 infants.

Harber George, insurance agent & town crier, 33 West street

Harber James, boot repairer, 30 Brunswick street - [Post WW1, Station street]

Hargreaves & Co., coal merchants (william Scott Conacher, manager), 82 Union street; coal depot, St. John's Road railway station

Harman Martin L., master, Green street Elementary School; established 1812, with residences for master and mistress at a cost of about 2000GBP for 600 hundred children; average attendance 120 boys, 100 girls, 90 infants.

Harris Charles, apartments, 20 Monkton street

Harrold Joseph, boot maker, 138 High street

Hartnall Archibald John, printer & publisher & proprietor of the 'Isle of Wight Observer,' 1 & 2 Colonnade, Lind street