Commander Peter Burn, R.N. and his nephew Peter Burn junior were listed at No. 6 in 1849-1850.[1] They were both at 1 London Street before this.[2] However, Commander Burn died on 12 May 1849, aged 84, at 1 London Street[3] and was not a resident of Malta Terrace for long. His nephew was living in…
John Logan, a commission agent in the grain trade, lived at Malta House from 1849 to 1851, then moved to No. 6 where he stayed until 1856. By 1861 he was living at 9 West Claremont Street, where he died in 1866. He was born in April 1787 at Hutton, Berwickshire and before moving to…
Peter Burn, a retired Commander in the Royal Navy, lived for a short time at No. 6 about 1849. He died there, unmarried, on 12 May 1849. He attained the rank of Master in 1794, and retired from the navy in 1846. He participated in the naval battle of Copenhagen, on board H.M.S. Russell, in…