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G & L Tuck

 

According to various trade directories Lewis Tuck was trading on Church Street by 1863 as a grocer. Later directories list him as an earthenware dealer, glass & china dealer, and trading as G & L Tuck the shop by the 1900s was a drapers, tailor and outfitter and a glass & china dealer.

By 1906 George Charles Tuck and sister Jane Lois were in trouble and declared bankrupt.

 

TIMELINE:

1863

Lewis Tuck, grocer, Church St

1868

Lewis Tuck, china glass dealer, Church St

1870

Lewis Tuck, grocer, Church St

1874-1876

Lewis Tuck, china & glass dealer, grocer, Church St

1885

Lewis Tuck, earthenware dealer, Church St, also Edith dressmaker

1897-1902

George Tuck & Co., drapers & china & glass dealers, Church St

1906

G & L Tuck, outfitters & tailors, Church St
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