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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. 53
MILITIA.
Royal Aberdeenshire Highlanders.
Head Quabters King Street Barracks.
Thomas Innes Lieut. -Colonel Commandant
Archibald George Keen (late 62nd Foot) Captain and Adjutant
Alexander Hutoheon (late 72nd Foot] Quartermaster
George Morison, M. D Surgeon
C. M. Macquibban, M.B Assistant-Surgeon
VOLUNTEERS.
ARTILLERY.
Aberdeenshire Administrative Brigade.
William Cosmo Gordon Lieutenant-Colonel
Alexander Innes Major
William Forsyth do.
James Kinnear Captain and Adjutant
Eev. James Forsyth, D.D Chaplain
3rd ABERDEEN ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS.
(5 Batteries.)
Orderly Room — 60 Queen Street.
Thomas A. W. A. Youngson Captain Commandant
James Rodger, M.B., CM Assistant-Surgeon
David Fiddes, M.D Hon. Assist. -Surgeon
Robert Beveridge, M.D Do.
Alex. I. Robertson Acting Chaplain
James Ogston Captain No. 1 Battery
William Jamieson „ 2 ,,
John Fraser „ 3 „
John B. Nicol . „ 4 , ,
George Wilkie ,, 5 „
Joseph Wilson Sergeant-Major
John Badger Sergeant-Instructor
James N. Justice, jun Bandmaster
1st ABERDEEN RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.
(11 Companies.)
Orderly Room — Blackfriars Street and Woolmanhill.
William Jopp Lieutenant-Colonel
Alexander Simpson Major
Douglass Duncan Do.
Henry A. Crane Captain and Adjutant
Angus Fraser, M.D Surgeon
Alexander Dyce Davidson, M.D Assistant-Surgeon
Patrick Blaikie Smith, M.D Do.
Rev. Henry Cowan Hon. Chaplain
David Littlejohn Captain No. 1 Company
Alexander Skene ,, 2
William LesUe ,, 3
H. Campbell Gordon ,, 4
Harvey Hall „ 5
George D. Rutherford „ 6
John Crombie ,, 7
David WyUie, jun ,, 8
Alexander C. Pirie ,, 9
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John Mearse Sergeant-Major
John Smith, 7 Forbes street Sergeant-Instructor
Wm. Fraser, 12 College Bounds, Old Aberdeen Do.
John Fraser, 27 Queen street Bandmaster

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DescriptionPost Office Aberdeen directory 1875-76.
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Aberdeen
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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).