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I feURAL DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 7^1
iller, Rev. Alexander, U.P. Manse, Newbigging
iller, David, bleacher, Claverhouse, Mains
iller, John, farmer, Omachie, Newbigging
iller, Robert, farmer, Huntly, Longforgan
iller, Mrs Alexander, Alexandra cottage, Downtield
iller, Mrs David, Eastmarch, Backmuir of Liff
iller, Miss Johanna, housekeeper, Dundee Royal Asylum, Liflf
line, Charles, farm servant. Barns of Claverhouse, Mains
line, David, threshing machine owner, Drumsturdie
ilne, Peter, farmer, New Mains, Tealing
ilne, William, blacksmith, Longforgan
ilne, W. F., shipmaster, s.s. Maud; h. Auburn terrace, Invergowrie
irren, William, police constable, Auchterhoase
itchell, Alexander, late plumber. Rowan place, Downiield
itchell, Alexander, farm servant, Emmock, Mains
itchell, George, bootmaker, Dronley
itchell, George, baker, Longforgan
itchell, Mrs George, King's Cross road
itchell, James, marine engineer, Eastwood place, Clepington road
itchell, John, editor, "Courier and Argus," The Grange, Downtield
itchell, John, late butcher, Rosslyn cottage. Provost road
tchell, Robt. , Priory Bobbin Turning Mills, Longforgan (Inchture post)
tchell, William, head attendant, Dundee Royal Asylum, Liff
tchell, William (architect, Dundee), St Mary's avenue, iDownfield
tchell, William (spirit merchant, Dundee), Cherry house, Birkhill
tchell, Mrs John, dairykeeper, iNewton, Baldovan
tchell, Mrs Robert, St James villa, Muirhead of Litf
)ir, Mrs, farmer. Middle Brighty, iMurroes
)llison, James, baker, Baldovan
;ur, David, farmer, Denhead, Monikie
mcur, Jane, grocer, Kingoodie, Invergowrie
mcur. Miss E., postmistress, Mylnefield feus
mteith, James D., railway agent, Fairmuir and Maryfield stations ;
h. Strathmartine road, Dundee
)odie, David, of D. Moodie & Co., Balmuirfield
i)odie, D.,& Co. , bleachers and merchants, Balmuirfield ; office, Meadow
house, Dundee
)rris, David, engineer, Bridgefoot, Strathmartine
)rris, John, inspector of poor and registrar. Ivy cot., Clepington road
)rrison, Douglas, quarrier, Backmuir, Duntrune
)rrison, James, of James iMorrison & Son, East March, Duntrune
)rrison, James, & Son, quarrymasters, Duntrune and Westhall Quarries
>rrison, John (draper, Dundee), 2 Gillburn terrace, Downfield
^ >rrison, Wm. ,ofJas.Morrison& Son, DuntruneMillFarm(Wellbank post)
irtimer, William, joiner, Brighty, Murroes
(â–ºrton, William J., clerk. Auburn terrace, Invergowrie
jrty, James, labourer, Manse cottage, Mains
idie, Millar, enginedriver, Balkello, Tealing
Idie, Peter, blacksmith, iBridgefoot, Strathmartine
iidie, Robert, blacksmith, Kellas, iMiurroes
kdie, Robert, ironship fitter, Birkhill feus

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1891-1892
DescriptionDundee directory 1891-1892 ... . Printed and published by James P. Mathew & Co.
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