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112 DIRECTORY.
M 'COWAN & Biggart, analytical and consulting chemists,
29 Cathcart st
M 'Cowan James, spinner, 104 Drumfrochar road
M 'Cowan John, engineer, 9 Prospecthill st
M 'Cowan Robert, engineer, 76 Ann st
M 'Cowan William, mason, 66 Trafalgar st
M'COWAT James, engineer, 14 Hope st
M'Cowat Thomas, baker, 85 Roxburgh st
M'Cowat, Mrs, 6 West Stewart st
M'CRACKEN James, seaman, 43 Cathcart st
M'Cracken John, lighterman, 4 East Quay lane
M'Cracken Samuel, labourer, 62 Wellington st
M'Cracken Thomas, carver, 36 Nelson st, west
M'Cracken Mrs, 84 Roxburgh st
M'CRACKETT Peter, teacher, Fairrie's school, 6 Cartsburn
st. Ho. 16 M earns st
M'CRADIE James, porter, 67 Roxburgh st
M'Cradie James, plasterer, 41 Kelly st. Ho. 67 Rox-
burgh st
M'Cradie John, seaman, 27 Hamilton st
M'CRAE Daniel, candle maker and general merchant, 15
Charles st. Ho. 14 Nelson st, west
M'Crae David, engine-driver, 3 Belleville st
M'Crae Donald, shoemaker, 1 Lauriston st. Ho. 83 Belleville st
M'Crae George, plainer, 13 Crescent st
M'Crae James, carpenter, 7 Hill st
M'Crae James, gatekeeper, 5 Hill st
M'Crae James, mason, 13 Brachelston st
M'Crae James, sugar porter, 35 Nicolson st
M'Crae John, labourer, 1] East Stewart st
M'Crae John, seaman, 1 Kilblain st
M'Crae Neil, carpenter, 6 Watt st
M'Crae Misses, milliners, 20 Lynedoch st
M'CREATH Andrew, seaman, 51 Crawfurd st
M'CRINDLE Charles, labourer, 90 East Hamilton st
M'Crindle James, grocer and provision merchant, 43 Hamil-
ton st. Ho. 3 Meadow Bank, Gourock
M'Crindle Mrs Wm., feather and crape- dresser and dress-
maker, 7 Nelson st, west
M'CUAIG Duncan, »carpenter, 56 Wellington st
M'Cuaig Magnus, ironmonger, 100 Roxburgh st. Ho. 75
Holmscroft st
M'Cuaig Peter, engineer, 6 Hope st
M'Cuaig Samuel (of Smith & M'Cuaig), 27 Patrick st
M'CUE James, plasterer, 87 Wellington st
M'CULLOCH Alexander, flesher, 47 Hamilton st. Ho. 4
Trafalgar st

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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).