Scotland > 1868, 1878 - Slater's (late Pigot & Co.'s) Royal national commercial directory and topography of Scotland > 1878 > Part 1

DIRECTORY.
DUNSOORE.
DUMFRIES-SHIRE-
FARMERS— co7i(tnMC(Z
Clark Joseph, Stroqubau
Orosbie Sarali, Lagganlees & Craigs
Dalgleisli Adam, Skinford
Fergussou Margai'et, Drum
Fei-gQsson Thomas, Dalgonar mill
Gibson Alexander, Bogrie
Gibson Thomas, Farmersfleld
Gray James, Shank
Hill George, Chapel
Hunter Daniel, Cairn Hall
Hunter "William, Sundaywell
Hyslop James, SpringGeld hill
Kennedy Thomas, Burnside
Kirkhope James, Whiteside
Laurie Thomas, Brocklestoue
Leggntt Alexander, KiUyleoch
W'Call John, Little Moss side
M'Call William, Poi-track
M'Cheyne George, Craigenrey
M'Kenzie John, Kilroy
M'Kinuell James (heirs of), Lochmillan
M'AIillan Mrs. — , Moat
M*Quoen Robert, Sbangan
Maxwell Henry, Loiigbank
Maxwell Thomas, Whitedyke
Milligan Jacob, Dempsterton
Milligan John, Merkland
Mitchell Hugh, Ellesland
Mitchell John, Poundland
Moffatt Daniel, Dunscore
Moffat William. Laggan
Proudfoot James, Castramon
Roddon John, Nethertown
Seaton John, Greenhead
Stewart Robert, Shillingland
Stobo James, Swyre
Thomas James S. M'Cheynstou
Thomson David, Moss side
Thomson William, M'Mui'dostown
Tod Samual, Lunohead
Watson William, Farthing
Watson William, Bessiewallow
Weir Robert, Gordieston
Williamson Mrs. — , Carsemains
Young Robert, SpriugT3eld
IN HOLYWOOD P.UtlSH.
Armstrong Andrew, Newhouss
Armstrong Walter, Williamsfield
Barbour Robert, Bellfield
Eeattie Maxwell, Kellyhmg
Brown James, sen. and jun. Baltarson &
Burnside
Brown Robert & Thomas, GuUiehill
Burgess Jane, Abbey
Dalgleish Alex. & Adam, Upper Milliganton
Derby Mrs. — , Kilness
Derby James, Cludenbanks
Clark Joseph. Milliganton
Drummond John. East Crosslcys
Eraser John, Upper Cluden
Gibson Alexander, Lower Stepford
Gibson James, Lower Gleugaber
Gillespie Adam, Moss side
Henderson John. Rosehill
Hunter James, Hardlaw bank
Hyslop ^Uexander, Kilucrcft
Jamieson James, Cormaddie
Johnston John, Muirside
Johnstone John, Steitson & Looberrv
Kilroy Angus M'Kenzie, Sunnyhill
M'Caw Anthony & James, Townhead of
Glengaber
M'CullochMrs.— . Portrack
M'Dougall John, Bellfield
M'Dougall John, Lower Portrack
Maxwell David, Birkhall
Maxwell John, Glengower
Maxwell Maxwell H. Esq. of the Grove ,
Morrison William, Bearcroft & Burnside
Pringle Robert, Fourmerkland
Rae John Davidson, SummerhiU
Kobsou Ebenezer, Broomrig, Myerside, &c.
Robson Thomas, Druidpark
Shepherd Thomas, Newtonreid
Sloan James, Holm
Spenco John, Blackpark
Walker David, Heathfleld
Wightman Samuel, Little M'Whanrick
Wilson Adam, Speddockhill
Wilson Peter M*C. Nether Gribton
IN KIRKMAHOE PARISH.
Barbour William, Dalswinton mill
Bell Jane, Nelherhall
Bell Wilham (& cattle dealer), Aucheucairn
Black James, Isle
Bowness John, Springvale
Boyd David, Boatrigg
Eramwell John, Galloberry
Brown David, EUerslie
Cadien James L. Riddiug^wod
Corrie John, East Galloben:y
Coulter John, Eoghall
Craig William, West Duncow
Dinwiddie James, Whitehall
Gillespie George, Glenholm & Gladenholm
Graham Robert, jun. Newmaihs
Haining Robert, Eellholm
Helm William, Kerricks
Heron James (heirs of), of Duncow
Hiddleaton John, Braehead
Hiddleston William, Riddingwood
Hunter Jolin, Auchenrath
Jardine Joliu, Forrest
Johnston Major-General Thomas Heniy, of
Carnsallocli
Johnstone Christopher & Richard J. Linton
Keymshall
Johnstone Margaret, Bankhead
Keir James, Eui-nside
Kennedy David, of Castlehill & Woodlands
Kennedy Robert, of Newlands
Kennedy Samuel & David, High Townhead
M'Adam Walter, Lauarkhall
M'Kie Charles, Smitbtown
M'Nay Thomas, Foregirth
Blaxwell William, Pennyland
Middleton William, Parkburu
MitchcU James, EllersUe
Mitchell Joseph M, Glenmaid, &c,
Proudfoot James, Harleyriggs
Robison Ebenezer & John, Low Townhead
Smith Edward, Netherbolm
Wallace William, Kirktonfield
Waugh Maxwell, Sandbed
Weir James & Robert, Clonfeckle
FerguBson Thomas, Dunscore
Maxwell Thomas, Dunscore
Stobbs James, Snade Mill, DunBcore
SHOPKEEPERS, ^
(See also Grocers.)
Dalziel Agnes, Dunscore
Henderson James, Throughgate, Dunscord
' MoIFat Daniel, Dunscore
Kobson Margaret, Duncow
Smith Edward, Larch hill
Smith Janet, Kivkmalioe
Watson William, Kirkmahoe
STOCKING MAKERS.
Kirkpatrick William, Holywood
M'Naught James, Holywood
Robinson Alexander, Holywood
Silkirk William, Holywood
STONEMASONS.
Broatcb Hugh, Dunscore ■
Laurie Andrew, Brocklestone
Thomson James, Dunscore
Waugh William, Dunning
GROCERS.
{See also Shopkeepers.)
Bibby John, Holywood
Broateh Hugh, Dunscore
Couplaud James, Kirkmahoe
Hamilton Henrietta, Holywood
Laurie James, Dunscoro
Maxwell Robert, Dunscore
Raffle John, Coldstream, Dunscore
INNS.
George, Mai>,'aret Blair, Dunscore
King's Arms, Janet Gracie, Dunscore
JOINERS, &c.
Craig John, Holywood
Farish Brothers, Dunscore
Hamilton John, Kirkmahoe
Hiddleston John, Kirkmahoe
M'Naught Thomas, Dunscore
MoiTine James, Dunscore
Stott James, Milton
MILLERS.
Barbour William, Dalswinton Mill
Craig William, Duncow
Derby James, Holywood
TAILORS.
Coupland James, Kirkmahoe
M'Cobbin John» Kii'kmahoe
M'Gcorge Bryco, Holyvuod
M'Kenzie Robert, Dalswinton
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bell William, cattle dealer, Auchenchain,
Kii'ltmahoe
Dalziel Agnes, draper, Dunscore
Dickson Alexander, registrar of births,
deaths & marriages, Kirltmahoe
Glendinning Robert, watchmaker, Dunscoro
Harkness James, constable, Dunscore
Milligan Jacob, inspector of poor, collector
of rates, clerk to parochial board, & agent
to the Imperial Fire Office, Dunscore
Roddan John & Thomas, saw mills, Holywood
Sinclair James, inspector of poor, Kirkmahoe
Tilbury James, gamekeeper, Kirkmahoe
Wallace William, publican, Kirltmahoo
PLACES OF WORSHIP
AND THEIR MINISTERS,
ESTABLISHHD CHURCHES: —
Dunscore — Rev. John Hopo
Holywood — Rev. Robert Davidson
Kirkmahoe— Rev. David Hogg
Free Churches: —
Craig — Rev. James Bowie
Dunscore — Rev. James Pollock
Kirkmahoe — Rev. William Andson
United Presbyterian, Dunscore — Rev.
George Barclay
RAILWAY.
The nearest Station is at Auldgirth, five
mUes distant
CARRIERS.
To DUMFRIES, Robert MaxweU & J. Max-
well, Wednesday & Saturday
There is a Wafigonettc from Dunscoro to
Dumfries every Wednesday & Saturday^
ECCLEFECHAN,
WITH THE VILLAGES OF EAGLESFIELD, KIRTLEBRIDGE, AND WATEEBECK IN MIDDLEEIE, NEWTON,
KIRKPATKICK-FLEMING, AND NEIGHBOUBHOOD.
eturers, who have constantly
, and which enables the opera-
ch they would otherwise Le
: few respectable shops, in which
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Fand The nrincLTfmn1oi^^„^° f'^ir'™',,'^-?^^™-''' °^ ®™'- 1 *°'"'^ «"' i" standings and for al cattle exposed for sale. A branch
land. Ihe principal emplojment of the inhabitants is weaving I of the Eoyal Bank of Scotland is established in tlie town. E. cle-
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