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Stuart James writ. fig. No 16. Nicclfon's ftreet e. fide
Stuart David Efq; Inverefk
Stuart Dr Charles, No 16. Nicolfon's ftreet eaft fide
Stuart Mrs James, Kirkbraehcad
Still Mrs Robert haberdaiher, head Canongate f. fide
Still Alexander furgeons inftrument maker and cutler,
Infirmary ftreet
Stirling Lady Dowager, weft Nicolfon's ftreet
Stirling Mrs, No 9. fouth St David's ftreet
Stirling Sir James Bart. No 69. Queen's ftreet
Stirling John writer, No 17. St James's fquare
Stirling Mrs Dowager of Keir, No 28. St Andrew's fq.
Stirling John grocer, oppcfite head Forrefler's wynd
Stirling Mifs milhner, No 17. St James's fquare
Stodart James of the Parliament houfe, No 9. Crich-
ton ftreet
Stodart Robert Efq; No 52. Queen's ftreet
Stodart John baker, head of Pleafmce
Stodart James commiifioner of exche, Broughton park
Stodart William cork cutter, at M:ugdalane chapel
Stothert James Efq; of Cargen, No 29. n. Caille ftr.
Storm David tailor, No 8. St Ann's ftreet
Stormonth James writer, No 1 8. north Hanover ftr.
. Storrie Andrew writ. fig. James's court, chamber, No
27. north Frederick ftreet
Storrie John merchant, near Bughts Graflmarket
Storrie George fleiher, houfe, Flcflinvirket clofe
Storrie Francis fmith and farrier, weft end Role ftreet
Stott James flefher, Potterrow
Stott Charles (tone -ware houfe, weft Bow
Strabuck Henry, Sandiland's clofe
Strachan Arthur writer, Writers court
Strachan John grocer, Bank ftreet Lawnmarket
Strachan George grocer, Toll crefs
Strachan Robert writ. fig. Merchant ftreet
Straiton William fmith, foot Plealance
Straiton William ftabler, foot Pleafance
Strange Dav. teacher of dancing, head Toderick's wjr,
Stroak Alexander fmith, Forrefter's wynd
Sturrock Thomas founder, M'Dowgall's ftreet
Suddejr'John fpirit dealer, St Mary's wynd

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1800-01 - Edinburgh and Leith directory to July 1801
DescriptionContaining an alphabetical arrangement of noblemen, private gentlemen, merchants, traders, and others, in the city and suburbs of Edinburgh and Leith, &c. with an elegant atlas of Scotland engraved for this work. Carefully selected by Thomas Aitchison, Leith Wynd..
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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).