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Dickie, F., cabinet maker, King-street
Dickie, Alexander (c), farmer, Tannahill
Donald, James(b), ironmonger, Portland -street ; hoose, Lon-
don Eoad,
Donaldson, William, skinner, Soulis-street
Dreghorn, Hugh (b), draper. King-street ; house, Welbecb-st.
Dreghorn, John (b) (of Dreghorn & Aitken, King-sreet), seeds-
man, Langlands-street
Dreghorn & Aitken, nurserymen and seedsmen, King-street
Dunlop, Hugh, tailor, King-street
Dunlop, Alexander, tailor, Cheapside-street
Dunlop, James, spirit dea er, St. Marnock-street
Dunlop, William, farmer, Bringan
Dunlop, M., farmer, Beansburn
Dunlop, John (b), proprietor, High Grlencairn-street
Dunlop, Miss, sewing agent. Queen-street
Dunlop, William B., of Annanhill, Annanhill, by Kilmaruoek
Dykes, John (b), nursery and seedsman, King-street ; house,
Dundonald Road
Easdale, James (b), proprietor. High-street
Ewing, John (b), proprietor, David's Lane
Ewing & Armour, painters, Kirg-street
Faulds, John, farmer, Milton Mill
Ferguson, Robert (c), Borland
Ferguson, William, teacher, Clark- street
Ferguson, James, tinsmith, Waterloo-street [Terrace
Ferguson, Martin P., M.A., reporter for Journal, Portland-
Ferguson, John (b), cloth merchant, King-street ; house, Port-
land Terrace
Ferguson, Edward, tailor, Cheapside
Ferguson, James, currier. Clerk's Lane
Findlay, William, dairyman, High-street
Findlay, George, carter, High G-lencairn-street,
Findlay, John (b), clerk. Market Lane
Findlay, William, baker, Portland-street
Findlay, Alexander (b), residenter, Park Lane
Findlay, Mrs, Langlands-street
Finnie, Archibald (c and b), coa'master, Portland Terrace ;
Office, Braefoot
Finnie, Alexander (c and b), iron merchant, Eegent-street
Finnie, William (c and b), residenter, Titohfield-street
Fisher, James, teacher. High-street
Fleming, Archibald, farmer, Armsheugh
Fleming, Mrs Robert, carter. High Gleneairn- street
Fleming, J., dairyman and potato merchant, Titohfield-street
Fleming, Hugh, farmer, Rushaw

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1851-1852 - Ayrshire Directory
Description1851-1852 directory originally printed and published at the Ayr Advertiser Office, Ayr, 1851, for all towns and villages in Ayreshire. General gazetteer information from the time, including town and village descriptions, in addition to contemporary advertisements and the directory itself containing names, occupations and addresses of the working population.
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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).