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JACKSON— JAMIESON. 157
Jackson, Andrew, jun., of Andrew Jackson §• Son, ho. Kelvinside cottage, Hillhead
Jackson, D., general bird merchant, 153 London street
Jackson, Henry, 180 St. George's road
Jackson, Hugh, grocer, sheriff-officer, and constable, 192 Main street, Gorbals
Jackson, James, of Andrew Jackson §• Son, house 40 Abbotsford place
Jackson, James, & Co., tin-plate workers and gas-fitters, 37 Montrose street
Jackson, James, & Co , coal merchants, ship and commission agents, 83 Jamaica st.
Jackson, James, spirit dealer, 474 Gallowgate
Jackson, James, bread and biscuit baker, 170 Hope street
Jackson, John, saddler, 409 Gallowgate
Jackson, John, of Andrew Jackson §• Son, house Bloomfield place, Hillhead
Jackson, Robert, bookseller, stationer, map and chart warehouse, 5 St. Enoch so.,
house Clyde View, Partick
Jackson, Robert, timber merchant, 27 Douglas street, house 67 Cadogan street
Jackson, Walter, glasscutter, St. Enoch wynd, house 32 South Coburg street
Jackson, Mrs. ffm., 94 Dundas street
JEFFREY, Alexander, letter-carrier, P. O., house 37 Love loan
Jeffrey, Alex., coal merchant, 37 Cathedral street. Orders left with W, Murray, 45
and 47 George square
Jeffrey, Alexander, mason, 129 Reid street, Bridgeton
Jeffre}% Alexander, wholesale and retail grocer, 33 Eglinton street, house 29 do.
Jaffrey, Andrew, of Jaffrey §• Gunion, house 85 Candleriggs street
Jeffrey, Rev. George, of London-road church, house 36 Whitevale
Jaffrey & Gunion, cheesemongers and provision merchants, 87 Candleriggs street
Jeffray, James, M.D., 137 Clarence place, Sauchiehall street
Jeffrey, James, ship and commission agent, Royal Exchange buildings, house 14
Glebe street
Jeffrey, James, warper, 41 North Albion street
Jeffrey, James, manufacturer, 110 Brunswick street
Jeffrey, John, wine and spirit merchant, 89 and 91 Union street, house 48 Windsor
terrace, City road
Jeffrey, John, writer, 5 Moore place, West George street, house 137 Clarence place,
Sauchiehall street
Jeffrey, John, jun., janitor, Normal Institution, City road
Jeffrey, J. <fe J., boot and shoe makers, 210 Argyll street
Jeffrey, Michael, clothier and hatter, 71 and 73 Trongate
Jeffrey, Robert, jun., <fe Co., wine and spirit merchants, and serated-water manufac-
turers, 145 Trongate, house 78 Stockwell street
Jeffrey, Robert, cotton and linen power-loom manufacturer, 110 Brunswick street,
and Rose street, Kirkcaldy, residence and works Wyndford, Maryhill
Jeffrey, Robert, jun., 110 Brunswick street
Jeffrey, Robert, grocer and victualler, 157 Eglinton street
Jeffrey, Thomas, letter-carrier, P. O., house 7 North Paterson street
Jeffrey, Thomas George, writer, 52 West Nile street
Jeffrey, William, accountant, writer, notary-public, and clerk of the Peace for the
Western district of Stirlingshire, 13 Exchange place, house Campvale, Crossmy-
loof
Jeffrey, William, goldsmith and watchmaker, 329 Argyll street
Jeffrey, William, spirit dealer and carter, 61 Clyde street, Port-Dundas
Jeffrey, William, & Son, tailors, 114 Trongate
Jeffrey, W. & A., cotton-spinners, 110 Brunswick street, works Balfron
Jeffrey, Miss, brush, basket, and toy warehouse, 216 Argyll street
Jaffray, Mrs. D., 32 Buccleuch street
Jaffray, Mrs. Robert, Burnbank, Town-mill road
JAMES, Edward Dickson, postmaster of Glasgow, house 23 Elmbank crescent
James, Mrs. N, 1 Wellington place, Sauchiehall street
JAMIE William, coal master, 118 Union street
JAMIESON, A., spirit merchant, 3 Mitchell street
Jamieson, Alex., green grocer, 6 Sauchiehall street
Jamieson & Co., coffee merchants, 87 Union street
Jamieson & Dewar, wholesale haberdashers, hosiers, glovers, and button-factors,
62 Queen street -
Jamieson, George ; of Jamieson §• Dewar, house .86 North Frederick street

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1828-1912 - Post-Office annual Glasgow directory
DescriptionGlasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.]
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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).