Western Sugar House...
1667-1787 ANDERSON William
1667-1787 CALDWELL John
1667-1787 CRAIG James
1667-1787 CRAIG William
1667-1787 CUMMINS Robert
1667-1787 GEMMIL Peter
1667-1787 GRAHAM John
1667-1787 GRAHAM Richard
1667-1787 HAMILTON Frederick
1667-1787 STARK John
Candleriggs...
1777-99 PHILLIPS John
Eastern Sugar House...
1669 PEDDIE James
1669 CROSS John
1669 CROSS Robert
1669 BOGLE George
1669 LUKE John
1736 BOGLE Robert
1736 GRAHAM John
1750-99 MacNAIR Robert
1750-79 HOLMES Jean
1787-99 MacNAIR James
1799> STRANG John
1799> WILSON Samuel
1799> McLEROY John
1799> PATERSON James
Little Sugar House...
1736 GORDON William
King's St Sugar Works...
1736 BUCHANAN Andrew
1736 COULTER John
1736 MONTGOMERY James
1736 MURDOCH Peter, sen & jun
Ann Street...
1832-54 McEWAN & Sons
1854> KIRKLAND John & Sons
<1864 BAIRD, PATERSON & BAIRD
1851-69 MURDOCH & DODDRELL
Port-Dundas Sugar Refining Co...
1871-77 DODDRELL George J
1871-77 READMAN J
South Sugar Works...
1736 ANDERSON James
1736 McDONAL William
1736 MILLIKEN James
<1830 McNAIR James
1830> REID & PEARSON
1830> KIRKLAND John & Sons
<1849 WAINWRIGHT
1864-77 JOHNSTON William
1800-4 PHILLIPS John
1804-5 LOVE Hugh
1805-9 WILSON, STRANG & Co
1809-11 PHILLIPS John
1811-16 PHILLIPS Thomas
1816-18 BELL
1809-10 WILSON & STRANG
1810> WILSON
1848 WILSON & Sons
1850s-66 WILSON, TAYLOR & Co
1866-68 WILSON, FINLAY & SPIERS
North Sugar House...
1778 (shown on old map)
<1807 McNAIR, R & J
GLASGOWCLICK the (For local directory of sugar houses, click here.) (For national directory of sugar houses, click here.)
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Refining Monopoly granted - 1619 ... Patent to Mr Patrik Hamilton, Dominik Bowens merchant in London, and George Fentoun dwelling in the precinct of St Katherine's near London, and to their heirs and assignees, for the space of thirty one years after the date hereof, of the sole right of sugar refining within the kingdom of Scotland, with liberty to import all sorts of "basse sugaris" fit for refining, "as namelie Panceles, Stomas [S. Thomas], Muscavados, and the lyke," and to erect the necessary works, their imported and exported sugars to be free of custom duty for twenty one years to come, but in lieu thereof a yearly payment of £600 to be made by them to the royal exchequer. - Subscribed by the Chancellor, Mar, Wyntoun, Lotheane, Melros, Landirdaill, Privy Seal, Sir R Meluill, Sir G Murray. Extract from the 1619 Register of the Scottish Privy Council. (Volume 12, pages 91-2, in the British Library 1895 version) |
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houses in that street.