pennywistle, my wifes granmother lived at 54 hunter street ring any bells?

Hi! "Addison".
I don't have a street directory (YET!) but from memory and at least in my time and starting from (No. 32) ,Maisie Moore's shop (No.34)Maisie Moore's house,(36) the Johnstons (38) Mrs.Currie,(40) Mr.Mrs Nicholson,(42)"Chez nous!",(44) The Blackledges, (my cousins), (46) The Neilly's,(48) John Baillie,(50) The Browns,(52)The Currie's,and (54) being the Niblocks.
I have a very distant memory of an old lady but not much else.There were two daughters living there,"Emma and Betty"(?) and Dennis.
I half expected that Dennis would end up on T.V. as he was brilliant on the acoustic guitar."Apache and F.B I" were east meat for him and often he would sit on a window sill towards Maisie Moore's and entertain us.Dennis and (young) Artie Cahoon,(No.56) did go on to have a group and practiced in the room above "The Oul House" on the corner of Schomberg Street.
Dennis might have been influenced by the "skiffle" period, and set up outside (young) Davy McCrum's shop with a washboard,an
upturned T-chest,with "Monarch Laundry" twine fitted to one corner at tied to the top of a brush shaft.(An improvised "double-bass")! Dennis,I
am sure,did vocals and lead guitar!!