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Farqnhar James, Efq; No it. Prince's ftreet
Farquhar Alexander, ftabler, Grafsm. north fide
Farquharfon Win. Efq; advocate, N018. Prince's ft.
Farquharfon John, wine merchant, Chapel ftreet
Farquharfon Dowager of Haughton, Craig's clofe
Farquharfon Henry, carver and guilder, below head
of North Bridge
Fazet Robert, teacher, Canongate
Fairfowll Hector, fnoemaker, Allifon's fquare
Fairfowlljohn, hair drefler, Charles's ftreet
Fairgrieve Thomas, brewer, fouth back of Canongate
Fell Thomas, grocer, head Strichen's clofe
Ferrier James writer to the fignet, George's ftreet
Ferrier Colonel Jolly, Antigua flreet
Ferrier Robert, wax chandler, Lawnmarker, houfe
St John's hill
Fergus Mifs, George's ftreet
Fergufon Alexander, Efq; of Craigdaroch, advocate,
North Hanover ftreet
Ferguflbn James, Efq; of Pitfour, adv. Luckenbooths
Ferguffon Alexander, Efq; Adams's court
Ferguflbn Walter, Efq; writer, Buchanan's court
Ferguffon Neil, Efq; advocate, No 36. St And. Square
Ferguffon George Efq; advocate, No 31. Prince's ftr.
Ferguffon Adam, prof, of natural philofophy, Scienes
Ferguflbn Mrs. George's ftreet
Ferguflbn John Efq; North Hanover ftreet
Ferguffon Wm. of Raith, Efq; No 25. St And. fq.
Ferguffon Alexander, writer, James's fquare
Ferguflbn Mrs. Calton hill
Ferguflbn Hugh, excife officer, Weft port
Ferguflbn Mifs, South Hanover ftreet
Ferguflbn Alexander, filk dyer, Fifher's land clofe
Ferguflbn Mifs, head James's court
Ferguflbn Mrs. North Hanover ftreet
Ferguflbn Walter, candlemakev, Lawnmarket
Ferguflbn George, painter, Ccwgate port
Ferguflbn James, and Son,. copperfmiths, Weft bow
Ferguflbn Thomas, filk dyer, Fifher's clofe
Ferguffon John, copperfmith, Weft bow
Ferguflbn John, fhoemaker, King's ftables
Ferguflbn Finlay, perfumer, Niddry's ftreet

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1784-85
DescriptionWilliamson's directory for the city of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith, and suburbs: from June, 1784, --- to June, 1785 ... . includes: Williamson's Directory for the City of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith & Suburbs (1786-1788) [BIB 108325] and: Williamson's Edinburgh Directory (1788-1790) [BIB 108327] and: The Edinburgh Directory (1793) [BIB 108330] and: William's Directory for the County of Mid-Lothian (1786-1788) [BIB 108326]
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1773-1776, 1784-1785 - Williamson's directory for the City of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith and suburbs
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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).