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Wilfon James writer, Pateufon's court
Wilfon And. grocer, opp. foot Forrcfter's w$d
Wilfon Andrew merch.mt, head old Bank clofe
Wflfon Mrs C. No 79. Prince's llrect
Wilfon Henry tailor, opp. Boyd's clofe Canongate
Wilfon Kobert teacher, No 35. fourii Bridge call fide
W'rlfon David currier, Abbey hill
Wilfon Robert filver fmith, Flcfhmarket cl. Canong.
Wilfon Adam depute church feffion clerk, houfe, War-
riilon's clofe
Wilfon Mils milliner and mantua maker, No 28. fouth
Bridge weft fide
Wiifon S Thomas tailor, No 4. St Ann's flreet
Wilfon William fmith, foot Chalmers's clofe
Wilfon James Heftier, houfe, head Stamp office clofe
Wilfon Thomas porter dealer, Fountain clofe
Wilfon Andrew fmith, Mint
WUiba Thomas drum maker, Turk's clofe
Wilfon William Efq; Leith walk
Wilfon Robert printer, Hume's clofe
Wilfon Andrew and coy. brewers, head weft Port
"Wilfon George writer, W; iters court
,- Wilfon Andrew flefher, houfe, Flcfhmarket clofe
Wilfon William muflin ware houfe, foot weft Bcw
Williams Thomas glafs cutter, Duncan's land Brifto
WilliamftMi Rev. John, fouth end Nicolfon's ftreet
. Williamlor!NkJ^ Samuel, No 10. St Andrew's fquare
Williamfon Mi^^o 35. Queen's ftreet
Williamfon Mrs, No 3^. George's fquare
Williamfon Dav. Efq; advocate, Allifon's fq. back part
Williamfon Alexander Efq; of Lawhill, St Leonard's
Williamfon Mrs Robert fpirit dealer, Abbey
Williamfon Ja. grocer, "opp. Gibb's ent- Nicolfon's ftr.
Williamfon John wright, Richmond ftreet
Williamfon George meifenger, Prefident ftairs parL cl.
W T iliiamfon Alex, glafs ware houfe, f. Bridge w. fide
Williamfon Mrs, ChefTels's court
Williamfon Ja. mafon and vent cuter, Hyndford's cl.
Wiiliamfon Charles teacher, opp. Linen hall Canong.
Williamfon Mrs grocer, Nether Bow
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1800-01 - Edinburgh and Leith directory to July 1801
DescriptionContaining an alphabetical arrangement of noblemen, private gentlemen, merchants, traders, and others, in the city and suburbs of Edinburgh and Leith, &c. with an elegant atlas of Scotland engraved for this work. Carefully selected by Thomas Aitchison, Leith Wynd..
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Edinburgh
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).