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194 DIRECTORY,
TARBET John B. (of Fish, Brown & Co.), 18 Eldon st
Tarbet Robert, police officer, 2 East breast
Tarbet Thomas, smith, 12 Ardgowan st, west
Tarbet William, joiner, 14 Bruce st
Tarbet Miss, lodgings, 50 Brougham st
Tarbet Mrs, 18 Eldon st
TaSKER Mrs Andrew, 40 Union st
TAYLOR Alexander, R.C. Clergyman, St Mary's, Patrick st
Taylor Alexander, ship's husband, 34 East Crawford st
Taylor Alexander, carpenter, 17 Lyle st
Taylor Angus, lighter master, 61 Ann st
Taylor Archibald, smith, 10 Mill st
Taylor Charles, clerk, 11 East Crawford st
Taylor Daniel, cork cutter, 55 Shaw st. Ho. Fancy Farm
cottage
Taylor David, carpenter, 54 St Lawrence st
Taylor David, clerk, 6 Dem]3ster st
Taylor David, 7 Mill st
Taylor Duncan, carpenter, 13 Charles st
Taylor Dugald, carpenter, 41 Ann st
Taylor George, seaman, 9 Nicolson st
Taylor James, mason, 62 Drumfrochar road
Taylor James, commercial traveller, 71 Nicolson st
Taylor James, spirit dealer, 9 Main st. Eo. 95 Belleville st
Taylor James, carpenter, 66 Regent st
Taylor James, teacher, 36 Lynedoch st
Taylor James, boilermaker, 59 Holmscroft st
Taylor James, smith, 97 Belleville st
Taylor John, boatman, 6 Watt st
Taylor John, shipowner, 23 Kelly st
Taylor Malcolm, cork manufacturer, 55 Shaw st. Ho. do
Taylor Matthew, tailor, 16 William st
Taylor Richard, seaman, 13 Charles st
Taylor Robert, pansman, 30 East Hamilton st
Taylor William, moulder, 6 Old Hillend
Taylor William, engineer, 66 Drumfrochar road
Taylor William, labourer, 3 Virginia st
Taylor William, teacher, Eskgrove Villa, L^pper Fox st
Taylor William F., sj)irit merchant, 43 Crawfurd st. Ho.
37 West Blackball st
Taylor William, adjutant, Glasgow Artillery Volunteers, 32
Margaret st
Taylor Miss, young ladies' seminary, 19 Mount Pleasant st
Taylor Miss A., milliner, Lome place, 54 Brougham st
Taylor Mrs A., 86 Belleville st
Taylor Mrs Alexander, 20 Antigua st
Taylor Mrs Angus, 24 Bank st

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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).