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Aitken, Stewart
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Robertson, David
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Cow & Gate
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Talisman Hi-Fi
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J Sime
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Robert Ross
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Gilbert Clubb
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Janet Allan
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Gray
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Trustees of James Marshall Trust
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James Marshall is described as Bottler, Falkirk, in these records and lived at Garthall Cottage. At the date of his death in 1914, when the Trust was established, he was described as Aerated Water Manufacturer. His factory was at Burnhead. The trust was wound up in 1955.
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McMillan, Neil & Co
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Jean Clubb (nee Douglas)
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Green Tree Tavern (Falkirk)
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Woodside Home
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After the new Falkirk Poorhouse was built in 1904 the old poorhouse in Cow Wynd became a working man's model lodging house known as Woodside Home
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James Marshall
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Bottler and Manufacturer of Aerated Water
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Sime, James & Co Ltd
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In business c. 1956. Moved to 29 Cow Wynd in 1911
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William Christie
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Son of George Christie, slater of Cow Wynd
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James Grindlay
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Smith
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Robert Mather
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Purchased the Old Poorhouse at Cow Wynd in 1905
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James Brand
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