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72 BRECHIN BIRECTOKT.
M'Gregor, James, flesher, Timber-market
M'Intosh, Daniel, superintendent of poor, Nether-wynd, A.
Cadger-hillock
M^Tntyre, George, painter, Timber-market
M'Kenzie, William, farmer. Little Brechin
M'Kenzie, Joseph, shoemaker, Gallow-hill
M'Kenzie, William, dyer, St. Mary-street
M^Key, Archibald, distiller, Gallowhill
M''Laren, James, excise- officer, Panmure. street
M'Millan, Gilbert, gardener, Cadger-wynd
M^Kinlay, Alexander, candlemaker, High-street
Masson, Rev. John, Southesk-street
Memes, Robert, wright, Higli-street
Middleton, Alexander, wright. Upper-tenements
Mill, John, manufacturer, High-street
Mill, Charles, baker. High-street
Mill, Misses, dressmakers. High-street
Mill, James, contractor, Timber-market
Mill, William, cabinetmaker, Clerk-street
Milne, David, tailor. Nether-tenements
Milue, Alexander, carrier, Panmure-street
Milne, Mrs, Swan-street
Millar, John, dyer, Meikle-mill
Millar, Robert, mason, Panmure-street
Mitchell, James, mill-manager, Upper-tenements
Mitchell, James, slater, Cadger-hillock
Mitchell, John, wright, Little Brechin
Mitchell, Jean, merchant, Nether-tenements
Mitchell, Alexander, slater, Nether-wynd
Mitchell, Charles, merchant. Timber-market
Mitchell, James, cowfeeder, Little Brechin
Mitchell, David, cattle-dealer. West-port
Mitchell, Benjamin, Path-wynd
Mitchell, David, tobacconist. High-street
Mitchell, Benjamin, wright. Little Brechin
Mitchell, Hugh, gardener. Timber-market
Mitchell, Alexander, shoemaker. Timber-market
Moir,Rigl.t Rev.D. (of Scottish Episcopal Church),Zi. West-port
Moir, Rev. John (of Scottish Episcopal Church), h. West-port
Mollison, David, teacher, Nether-tenements
Monro, Alexander, flaxspinner, East Mill
Montgomery, James, baker, Nether-tenements
Morren, Rev. Nath. (of Established Church), h. Nether-Tfynd
Morris, William, wright. Cadger-hillock
Morrison, Alexander, shoemaker, High-street

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1846-1847 - Angus and Mearns directory
DescriptionMontrose: Prepared and published by James Watt, Standard Office. 1847 edition has title: Angus and Mearns directory and almanac.
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish counties or parts of counties.
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).