Sam Lee (proprietor)
| Sam Lee | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Proprietor |
| Employer | New England Restaurant |
Sam Lee was a proprietor of New England Restaurant who lived in Fort William in 1907.[1]
Directory listings
| Year | Name as listed | Occupation | Employer | Address | Spouse | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1907 | Lee Sam | Proprietor | New England Restaurant | 500 Victoria Avenue, Fort William | p. 52[1] |
- Household in 1907 (same surname at the same address): Jim Lee; Soon Lee; W. H. Lee.
- Also listed at the same address in 1907: A. H. Dale, J. L. Davidson, George H. Adair, Louis Adams, William Alexander, Harry Bauckham, A. W. Bell, Alex Brown, Andy Brown, A. H. Brown, Walter Campbell, Herbert Caroll, Jennie Caroll, Minnie Caroll, M. Clark, John W. Cook, John W. Cook, Albert Dawson, Henry Dickinson, E. J. Dure, Bessie Dwyer, Arthur O. Elton, George Emery, E. C. Frissell, Winnifred H. J. Gibson, James Greaves, Alice Hagey, Mrytle C. E. Hagey, R. M. Hamilton, V. Hartley, B. M. Harvey, George Howitt, Frederick Howlett, Horace Howlett, Cecil Hunter, Alfred Jr. Inman, Alfred Sr. Inman, T. Stanley Jackson, Harry James, T. P. Kelly, Thomas A. Kennedy, Alexander R. McDonald, A. E. Mallary, D. E. Martin, C. D. Milner, W. Minners, Fred Nagle, Henry Otway, James Otway, Harry Payne, W. S. Piper, Percy Proudfoot, John Roberts, H. W. Robinson, Richard Simpson, John W. Sinclair, Ethel E. Sweet, Richard H. Thompson, H. Wallace, W. Waters, Lizzie Wilson, Harry Winslow, W. Wood, Robert E. Wright, Ernest Wrightson, W. A. Matheson, Ephraim Tallon, Chong Kee, George A. Graham, Alexander D. Stewart.