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Cechrane Thomas, of Dundonald^ St Ann's, yards
GEochrane Tliomas, fhoe-maker, head of the pleafkncfi .
Cochrane Mrs, gentlewoman, north Gray's clofe
Cock David^ fhoe-makcr, calton
Co&k Janet, mantua-maker, meal market flairs
Cock Charles, merchant, Middleton's entry
Cock John, leather-drefTer, Bell's mills
Cockburn Archibald, flierifF, back of the meadow
Cockburn Arcliibald, merchant, oppolite the guard
Cockburn Mrs, gentlewoman, George's fquare
Cockburn Mrs, ditto, Montieth's dole
Cockburn Mrs, baxter, oppofite St John's ftreet
Cockburn Robert, merchant, near Crichton's entry, caa,
Cockburn James, lorimer, foot of Toderick's wynd
Cockburn John, fchobl-mafter, Anchor clofe
tockburn Thomas, kings writer, Nicolfon's ftreet
Cockburn Thomas, baxter, caufey-fide
Cockburn William, barber, Nicolfon's ftreet
Cockburn Andrew, writer, Nicolfon's fquare
Cockburn John, merchant, Mcolfon's fquare
Cockburn Mrs, gentlewoman, Crichton-ftreet
Cockburn William, brewer^ head of the yleafance
Cockburn James, cl. to the Linen hall, head of pleafance
Cockburn Andrew, tin-plate worker, bow-head well
Cockburn John, ftabler, brifto ftreet
Cocmans John, fchool-mafter, Kalkerfton's wynd
Coldftream John, writer in the commiflary office
Colquhoun Sir James, Peebje's wynd
Colqiihoun-Grant James, advocate, ditto
Cclquhonii Sir George, old affembly clofe
Colrill Walter, baker, oppofite foot of Nidderys wynd
Colvii! Charles, general, fountain- bridge
' ColviilXady, Drumfeugh
•Colv'ill Robert, M'right, Nicolfon's ftreet
Colvill Mrs, baker, head of Bull's clofe
Colviil John of Culrofs, St John's ftreet, canongate
Colzier Patrick, conftabie of cxcife, foot of Libber, wynd.
Combs George, brewer, Hamilton's folly
Coinb John, fhoe-maker, Scot's clofe, cowgate
Comb Mrs, fets rooms, Libberton's wynd
Coney John, ftucco-plaifterer, Gabriel's road
Cooper Geogre, teacher of mufic, back of exchange
Cooper George, writer to the fignet
tooper Mr?, gentlewoman, taylors land, canon gate

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1774-75
DescriptionWilliamson's directory for the City of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith, and suburbs from the 25th May 1774, to the 25th May 1775 ... .
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1773-1776, 1784-1785 - Williamson's directory for the City of Edinburgh, Canongate, Leith and suburbs
DescriptionEdinburgh: Printed by and for Peter Williamson 1773-
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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).