Wilson's shop second on the left looking from the north

An antique dealers shop by 1910

Census	1861	John Wilson	60	Harness maker	Scotland
Census	1861	Hannah Wilson	48		Leeds	Yorkshire
Census	1871	Hannah Wilson	57		Leeds	Yorkshire
Census	1871	John McDowell Wilson	21	Harness maker	Cosgrove	Northamptonshire
Census	1881	Hannah Wilson	68	Sadler & Harness Maker employing 3 men	Holbeck	Yorkshire
Census	1881	John McDowell Wilson	31	Saddler & Hemp maker	Old Stratford	Northamptonshire
Census	1891	John McDowell Wilson	41	Saddler	Old Stratford	Northamptonshire
Census	1901	John McDowell Wilson	51	Saddler	Old Stratford	Northamptonshire
Kelly's Directory	1903	John Wilson		Saddler
Kelly's Directory	1906	John Wilson		Saddler
Kelly's Directory	1910	Mrs. Herbert		Antique Dealer
Census	1911	Winfred Ware who lived at the Swan Inn is recorded as a shop assistant - Antique Furniture. So may have worked here for Mrs. Herbert
Kelly's Directory	1914	Mrs. Herbert		antique furniture dealer

The Northampton Mercury February 1^st 1868

DEATHS: Jan. 25th, John Wilson, saddler, Old Stratford, Northamptonshire, in the 67th year of his age, deeply regretted by a large circle of friends.

The Northampton Mercury March 10^th 1883

Petty Sessions, Wednesday. Benjamin Ward, of Hanslope, was charged with stealing a gig whip, value 7s., the property of John Wilson, of Old Stratford, on the 6th of March. Fined 20s.

The Northampton Mercury September 6^th 1884

FOR SALE, a Bargain, good PONY TRAP, Will be sold cheap, the owner having no further use for it. Apply to Mr. J. Wilson, Old Stratford, Stony Stratford, Bucks.

The Northampton Mercury March 22^nd 1895

TOWCESTER COUNTY COURT.

John Wilson, saddler, etc. Old Stratford v, Rechab Holland, bootmaker, Buckingham. This was a claim for 12 guineas for a new set of gig harness with silver-plated furniture, plated harness. Mr. T. M. Percival represented plaintiff. Plaintiff alleged that the defendant ordered the harness early in 1894, and hearing nothing further of the matter for some months, sent it on the Buckingham in December last. The harness, which was of a special character, and was ordered by the defendant was sent back to him. Defendant said that he had had some talk with the plaintiff about a set of harness which he pressed him to buy, but had given him no direct order. His Honour gave judgement for the plaintiff with costs.

The Northampton Mercury July 24^th 1895

TO SADDLERS and HARNESS MAKERS. WANTED, immediately, a good GENERAL HAND. Apply to Wilson and Son, Old Stratford, Stony Stratford, Bucks.