A TOUR OF OLNEY MARKET PLACE - NUMBER 15
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In 1883 a Henry Flood was working as a hairdresser at Number 15, but this Henry probably shared the shop with F Cottman, a family Dispensing Chemist, as they both advertised from the same address, but in different almanacs. The following year Mr Cottman also advertised beekeeping supplies. By 1892 Charles Dimmock had taken over the premises as a house furnisher, calling himself a cabinet maker and he also sold lamps and oil. He still advertised in 1900, but by 1920 a tailor, George Albert Clayson, occupied the premises. E J Pope & Son continued as tailors into the 1930's, then in 1935, William Dix advertised himself as a Wireless Dealer. |
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