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Cooper Archibald, grocer, foot of Peeble's wynd
Copland William, advocate, Young's ftreet
Copland John, barber, foot of Cant's clofe
Copland James, 'book-binder, Henderfon's flairs
Corbet Wajter, captain, bacli of the theatre
Corbet John, taylor, St Mary's Avynd
Corrie Demenico, mufic-teacher, Patterfon's court
Corftorphen William, /hoe-maker, St Ninian's rov/-
Cofmans Mifs, Campbell's clofe, canongate
• Coflar Walter, Ichool-^mafler, new bank' clofe
Cotrofis George, lobacconifl, foot of the crofs-caiifey
Couden Hugh, baxter, cowgate foot
Coulter Mrs, Itabler, grafs-market, north (ide
Coult Oliver, of Old Houfe, fountain clofe
Coutts Alexander, taylor, Werrifton's clofe
Coutts William, Ihoe-maker, Thomfon's land, canongate
Coutts Mlfs, Nicolfon's ftreet
Cowan V/illiam, tea dealer, luckenbooths
Cowan James, clock and watch-maker, pari, clofe
Cowan George, wriglit. Cowan's clofe, cowgate
Cowie~ Mrs, fets rooms, blackfriars wynd
Cowiel James, lad-maker, calPon
Coyie Robert, flioe-maker, Leith wynd
• Craig Mrs, of Riccarton, Carrubber's' clofe
-Craig William, advocate, Carrubber's clofe
Craig John, reed-maker, grafs-market, north fide
Craig William, wright, Niddery's wynd
Craig James, feffion- clerk, v/eil-bow foot
Craig James, architecft, ditto
Craig Mifs, mantua-maker, horfe wynd
Craig John, merchant Gosford's clofe, law^n-markef
Craigie John, advocate, caftle-hill
Craigie David, writer to the iignet, ditto
•Craigie Thomas, taylor, canohffate-head
Craigie Thomas, flay -maker, St Mary's wynd
Craigie James, baxter, head of Kinlocli's clofe
Craigie Mrs, gentlewoman, Briflo-flreet
Craigie-Willian-i Charles, writ, to the fig. Charles's ftreet
Craigie George, fli^c-maker, pleafance- <
Craumer WilliaiTV, mufician, blackfriars wynd
Cranflon Mifs, Charles's.. flreet
Cranflon Jarnes, fjhool-mafler, Niddery's wynd
Crsw WUlian.., faddler^ liack of the fountain well
Craw George, bck-fmith, Dunbar's clofe, canongate

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1774-75
DescriptionWilliamson's directory for the City of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith, and suburbs from the 25th May 1774, to the 25th May 1775 ... .
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1773-1776, 1784-1785 - Williamson's directory for the City of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith and suburbs
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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).