42 Albany Street
1819 – 1846 James and Frances (neé Bruce) Dundas
Senior Accountant General of Excise for Scotland and a director of the Royal Bank of Scotland
1846 – 1849 Andrew Smith
Brewer
1849 – 1852 John Ogilvy and Catherine (neé Parker) Ogilvy
Accountant and a director of the Lancashire Insurance Company
1852 - 1871 Lodgings
These were run by two widows, firstly Jane Gow, and later Bertha Thompson. Lodgers included Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh and Florence (neé Penney) Fraser for Florence’s birth of a daughter; Corbet Catty for his weding; and , at the 1871 census, Ian Carmichael from Hawick, attending school; Thomas Smith, a bank clerk; Thomas Campbell and George Emerson, medical students; Alexander Neill, a young member of the army medical staff; Archibald Walker, a clerk; and three students of the arts, John McLean, Robert Russell and Robert Wilson.
1872 – 1886 William and Elizabeth (neé Wallace) Saunders
Solicitor (Society of the Supreme Courts of Scotland)
1887 – 1889 Major-General William Walker
Retired army officer (Bombay Grendariers)
1889 – 1892 Caroline Hebden
75 year old widow, no more known
1895 – 1950s Offices of James McLaren & Sons Limited
Tea Dealers and Shetland Warehousemen
[In the 1900s a number of tea dealers were based in the street]
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