A family name in Vancouver's city directories
The Dixons
In the city directories 1940 · 64 addresses on 57 streets
The directories print the Dixon name at 64 addresses on 57 streets in 1940, in 17 of the city's neighbourhoods. At that many addresses it is many families, not one, so each street has its own page: the people we can follow there by first name and initials, and every line as printed.
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Where the Dixons lived
- Downtown12 addresses
- Kerrisdale8 addresses
- West End6 addresses
- Kensington-Cedar Cottage4 addresses
- Kitsilano4 addresses
- Mount Pleasant4 addresses
- Shaughnessy4 addresses
- Strathcona4 addresses
- Riley Park3 addresses
- Victoria-Fraserview3 addresses
- Dunbar-Southlands2 addresses
- Grandview-Woodland2 addresses
- Marpole2 addresses
- Sunset2 addresses
- West Point Grey2 addresses
- Hastings-Sunrise1 address
- Killarney1 address
Where the name was printed
The twelve streets with the most addresses first; tap one for its story and the record.
- 1Granville StreetFive addresses in Downtown and Marpole; seven people: J C Dixon, A J Dixon and Ernest Dixon, and four more1940
- 2Comox StreetTwo addresses in West End; two people: Cal Dixon and Marion Dixon1940
- 3East 10th AvenueTwo addresses in Mount Pleasant; four people: Mrs M Dixon, Abe Dixon and Alex W Dixon, and one more1940
- 4Marguerite StreetTwo addresses in Shaughnessy and Kerrisdale; two people: T S Dixon and Mary H Dixon1940
- 5Alberni StreetOne address in West End; one person: W Dixon1940
- 6Alma StreetOne address in Kitsilano; two people: M F Dixon and Julia A Dixon1940
- 7Angus DriveOne address in Shaughnessy; one person: Robert Dixon1940
- 8Beach AvenueOne address in West End; one person: Alice Dixon1940
- 9Blenheim StreetOne address in Dunbar-Southlands; one person: C G Dixon1940
- 10Burrard StreetOne address in Downtown; one person: Nona Dixon1940
- 11Chester StreetOne address in Kensington-Cedar Cottage; two people: R O Dixon and Victor J Dixon1940
- 12Churchill StreetOne address in Kerrisdale; four people: J E Dixon, Don M Dixon and Dorothy M Dixon, and one more1940
45 more streets, by name: Cornwall Avenue (1), Cypress Street (1), East 11th Avenue (1), East 23rd Avenue (1), East 24th Avenue (1), East 37th Avenue (1), East 3rd Avenue (1), East 44th Avenue (1), East 46th Avenue (1), East 4th Avenue (1), East 55th Avenue (1), East 56th Avenue (1), East 61st Avenue (1), East 8th Avenue (1), East Cordova Street (1), East Georgia Street (1), East Hastings Street (1), Homer Street (1), Hornby Street (1), Howe Street (1), Hudson Street (1), Lime Street (1), Main Street (1), McLean Drive (1), Melville Street (1), Nelson Street (1), Powell Street (1), Prince Albert Street (1), Robson Street (1), Sophia Street (1), Tyne Street (1), West 11th Avenue (1), West 14th Avenue (1), West 26th Avenue (1), West 37th Avenue (1), West 41st Avenue (1), West 43rd Avenue (1), West 47th Avenue (1), West 49th Avenue (1), West 4th Avenue (1), West 8th Avenue (1), West Georgia Street (1), West Hastings Street (1), West King Edward Avenue (1), Yew Street (1).
Today
By the City's record, of the 64 addresses, 21 still have their buildings from before 1946, 14 have newer buildings and the City no longer lists 29; each street's page names them.
The book of the Dixons
Every directory, as one book
The family book reads the Dixon name in each Vancouver directory we hold from 1901 to 1945: everyone printed under it at every address, their work from the name sections, who lived next door, and the page behind every line, to read here or save as a PDF to print or give.
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Sources
Henderson's and successor city directories for Vancouver, read by us line by line (Vancouver Public Library, BC City Directories). Names are shown through 1945, as printed. Close spellings are grouped, as on the house pages; one name can be many families, and we join lines only where the first names or initials agree. More family names under D. Want a name removed? Tell us.