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Threipknd Sir Stewart, phyfician, horfe wynd
Threipland Mrs, gentlewoman, Merlin's wynd
Tibbetts Thomas, hatter, head of the new bank clofe]
Tindal William, glafs-grinderj Bell's wynd
Tod Mrs, gentlewoman, goofe dub
Tod Mrs, gentlewoman, St John's ftreet
Tod Thomas, writer to the fignet, George's fquare
Tod William, and Thomas, merchants, caflrle-hill
Tod and Galloway, merchants, iuckenbooths
Tod John, merchant, Crichton's ftreet
Torry James, merchant, Macer's land, north end of the
bridge
Torbet Robert, fmith, fountain bridge
Touch John, minifter, Crichton's ftreet ,
Touch Walter, ftay-maker, Dickfon's clofe
Touch Thomas, ba(ket-maker, foot of Bell's wynd
Tough George, bell-hanger, old aflembly clofe
Traill John, minifter, fociety
Traill [ames, llationer, parliament clofe
Traquair the Ladies of, canongate head
Traquair John, ftone-ware merchant,, Charles's ftreet
Trelowny Lady, Argyle's fquare
Trotter rhomas, of Mortonhall Efq; Taylor's land, canon.
Trotter, Archibald of Bufh, Efq; upper common clofe
Trotter John, merchant^ flefti-market clofe
Trotter Mrs, gentlewoman. Gentle's- clofe, canongate
Trotter and Co. confe»51:. and groceps, welt bow head
Trotter Peter, fhoe-maker, goofe dnb
Tulloch Thomas, wine-merchant, lawn-market, northfids
Tully Mrs, tobacconift, portlburgli
Tumbnll Mrs, of Stone-hill, chapel-ftreet
TarnbuU Mrs, gentlewoman, Lvbberton's wynd
Turnbull Mrs, gentlewoman, grafs-market, font a fide
TurnbuU John, brewer, grafs-market, fouth fide
Turnbull and Carfrae, merchants, front of writers court
Tdrnbull and Aitchifon, watch-ma.kers, h. of Bell's wynd
Turnbull George, fenr. baxter, potter-row
Turnbull George, junr. baxter, bvifto ftreet
Turnbull Peter, grocer, portfburgh
Turnbull Thomas, candle-maker, brifto ftreet
Turnbull John, taylor, foot of the pleafance
Turnbull Mrs, room-fetter, Nicolfon'a ftreet
Turner Robert, attor, of exchequer, St Andrew's fteet
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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
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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).