William Napier Dick, an accountant, lived at No. 2 between 1876 and 1879.[1] He was born at Bothwell, Lanarkshire on 01 January 1834, son of James Dick and Margaret Haddow.[2] In 1859 he was a clerk at Shotts Iron Company[3] and in 1861 was described as a commercial clerk there.[4] By 1873 the family had…
James Dudgeon, a commission agent, occupied No. 2 between 1875 and 1876. In the 1875 valuation roll he was described as a ‘Traveller.’
Margaret Burn and family lived at No. 2 from about 1870 to 1875. Margaret Balfour Wright was born in Edinburgh on 24 March 1819, daughter of seedsman Alexander Wright and Margaret Balfour. She married Thomas Burn on 2 June 1846, at Liberton. He was a native of Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, where they moved to live….