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Tirie, Mrs, grocer, 70 Hawkhill
Pirnie, Mrs, sick nurse, 67 Seagate
Mrs, 21 Princes Street
Pitcairn, David, of David Martin & Co., Westbank, Roseangle
Pitkethly, Mrs, 86 Nethergate
Porter, Mrs David, brewer, 10 Nethergate
Potter, John, clothier, 64 King Street ; h. 60 Albert Street
Pow, James, fishmonger, poulterer, and oyster dealer, 20 and 22
Crichton Street; h. 16
Powrie, David, wine and spirit merchant, 80 Overgafe ; k, 7 North
Lindsay Street
George, teacher, Constitution Road Academy ; h. 1 Bell St.
Mrs, 23 Small's Wynd
Prain, Alex., grocer, 280 Perth Road ; h. 8 Taylor's Lane
James, manufacturer, Larch Lane ; A. Cherryfield Cottage
John, grocer, 115 Perth Road
Mrs, 11 South Union Street
Pratt, James, grocer, Ann Street, Hillbank
Preston, David, carter, 180 Hilltown
George, good's clerk, S.N.E. Railway ; h. 2 Gellatly Street
William M., cashier and bookkeeper, S.N.E. Railway ; A. 75
Bucklemaker Wynd
Mrs, broker, 155 Overgate
Mrs, draper, 167 Hilltown
Mrs, baker, 102 Scouringbum
Pringle, Mrs, grocer, 32 Seagate
Proctor, David, & Sons, flaxspinners, 26 Bucklemaker Wynd ;
h. Annan's Cottage, Wellington Street
James, camb builder, 56 Barrack Street
Profitt, Mrs, grocer, 86 Cowgate
Prophit, William, warehouseman, Kidd's Land, Hillbank
Proudfoot, Peter, clerk. Post Office ; h. Annan's Terrace
Pryde, David, house proprietor, 22 Queen Street
Captain Melville, 24 Crichton Street
R. D., ship broker, coal exporter, and commission agent, 43
Dock Street ; h. Tayport
Pullar J., & Son, dyers to the Queen, 47 Nethergate
Mrs, dressmaker, Heathfield Place
Pullen, Mrs, lodgings, 16 South Lindsay Street
Purgavie, Agnes, grocer, 207 Hawkhill
QoosBARTH, Pettersen, & Co., ship and commission agents, 24
Dock Street
Hermann, of Quosbarth, Pettersen, & Co., 107 Nethergate
Eae, Alex., auctioneer, 8 Overgate ; h. Mill Farm, Invergowrie
Alex. S., ironmonger, 3 Hunter Street
Ann, grocer, 87 Princes Street

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1864-1865
DescriptionPost Office Dundee Directory, including Lochee and Broughty Ferry, for 1864-65 ... . Printed by James P. Mathew & Co. ... .
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1846-1872 - Post Office Dundee directory
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Dundee
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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).