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JOHNSTONE.
to have been the hiding place of our truly chivalrous Scottish pa-
triot, when closely pursued by bands of Southrons. A short distance
from the tree, upon an eminence, the house that gave birth to Sir
William Wallace is affirmed by the same authority once to have
stood; and various names still given to some circumjacent places
certainly corroborate the tradition.
ADAM, John, clerk to James Boag, 5 Dimity street
Aitken, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 49 High street
Allan, David, carter, 4 William street
Allan, James, of James Allan & Co., Lilybank mill,
Brewery street — house do.
Allan, James, jun., mill furnisher, cotton, and cotton waste
and yarn merchant, 17 Church street — ho. 24 High
street
Allan, James, feuar and house factor, 18 Macdowall st.
Allan, Jas., & Co., flour millers, Lilybank mill, Brewery
street
Allan, John, eating-house — house 3 Graham street
Allan, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Graham street
Anderson, Alexander, assistant clerk to George Houstoun
& Co., cotton works — house 62 Graham street
Anderson, Charles, baker, 57 High street
Anderson, John, clerk at George Houstoun & Co.'s cotton
works — house Cartside
Anderson, Robert, grocer, 32 Campbell street
Arnot, Misses, dress makers, 36 Macdowall street
Arrol, James, manager, New Mill — ho. 18 Rankin street
BARBOUR, John, clerk, Johnstone Flax Mill, 39 High
street
Barbour, John, Cross Key Inn, 22 Houstoun square
Barbour, Mrs. W., milliner and straw-hat maker, 6 Hous-
toun square
Barr, Daniel, picking-master, Johnstone Mill, 14 Collier
street
Barr, George, engineer and machine maker, 14 Dimity
street — house Rankin street
Barr, John, carding-master, Johnstone Mill, 14 Collier st.
Beswick, Thomas H., teacher, 5 Walkinshaw street — ho.
Quarrel ton
Black, Andrew, merchant, 58 High street
Black, Hector, spirit dealer, 17 Houstoun square
Black, Janet, grocer, 36 Macdowall street
JOHNSTONE.
to have been the hiding place of our truly chivalrous Scottish pa-
triot, when closely pursued by bands of Southrons. A short distance
from the tree, upon an eminence, the house that gave birth to Sir
William Wallace is affirmed by the same authority once to have
stood; and various names still given to some circumjacent places
certainly corroborate the tradition.
ADAM, John, clerk to James Boag, 5 Dimity street
Aitken, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 49 High street
Allan, David, carter, 4 William street
Allan, James, of James Allan & Co., Lilybank mill,
Brewery street — house do.
Allan, James, jun., mill furnisher, cotton, and cotton waste
and yarn merchant, 17 Church street — ho. 24 High
street
Allan, James, feuar and house factor, 18 Macdowall st.
Allan, Jas., & Co., flour millers, Lilybank mill, Brewery
street
Allan, John, eating-house — house 3 Graham street
Allan, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Graham street
Anderson, Alexander, assistant clerk to George Houstoun
& Co., cotton works — house 62 Graham street
Anderson, Charles, baker, 57 High street
Anderson, John, clerk at George Houstoun & Co.'s cotton
works — house Cartside
Anderson, Robert, grocer, 32 Campbell street
Arnot, Misses, dress makers, 36 Macdowall street
Arrol, James, manager, New Mill — ho. 18 Rankin street
BARBOUR, John, clerk, Johnstone Flax Mill, 39 High
street
Barbour, John, Cross Key Inn, 22 Houstoun square
Barbour, Mrs. W., milliner and straw-hat maker, 6 Hous-
toun square
Barr, Daniel, picking-master, Johnstone Mill, 14 Collier
street
Barr, George, engineer and machine maker, 14 Dimity
street — house Rankin street
Barr, John, carding-master, Johnstone Mill, 14 Collier st.
Beswick, Thomas H., teacher, 5 Walkinshaw street — ho.
Quarrel ton
Black, Andrew, merchant, 58 High street
Black, Hector, spirit dealer, 17 Houstoun square
Black, Janet, grocer, 36 Macdowall street
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| Description | Fowler's Paisley and Johnstone Commercial Directory and General Advertiser for 1848-49 ... . Twelfth publication. |
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| Shelfmark | R.253.h |
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| Description | Paisley: G. Fowler. Title changes to 'Fowler's Paisley and Johnstone Commercial Directory' and then to 'Fowler's Paisley and Johnstone Commercial Directory and General Advertiser'. |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 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). |
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