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Smith, "William, grocer, 70 Albert Street
William, mechanic, 3 Willison Street
William, church officer, Hilltown Free Church; h, Jamaica St.
William, hatter, 47 High Street ; h. 6 Nethergate
William, stationer and bookseller, 88 Nethergate ; /(. 25
William, restaurant, 18 Reform Street ; h. 11
William, coal merchant. Mid Street ; K. 74 Dudhope Street
William C, clerk, 16 Fleuchar Craig
W. C, house factor and agent, 18 Peter Street
William E., machinist, 29 Millbank Road
Mrs, draper, 56 Hawkhill ; h. 58
Mrs, 17 Small's Lane
Mrs, mangle keeper, 25 Long Wynd
Mrs, eatinghouse keeper, 5 Long Wynd
Mrs, grocer, 147 Overgate
Mrs, grocer, 188 Overgate ; h. 186
Mrs, 125 Nethergate
Mrs, house proprietor, 8 Meadowside
Mrs, china and stoneware dealer, 20 Commercial Street, Max-
welltown
Mrs, dressmaker, 6 Perth Road
Mrs Alexander, 10 Arbroath Road
Mrs Douglas, grocer, 7 Bucklemaker Wynd
Mrs Hannah, ] 84 Perth Road
Mrs John, Wilkie's Lane
Mrs John, spiritdealer, 4 Caldrum Stixet
Mrs Samuel, 5 Victoria Street
Mrs Walter, 91 Seagate
Misses, dressmakers, 2 Bain Square
Miss Louisa, teacher, Milne's Entry, Wellgate
Smiths, Mitchell, & Co. fiaxspinners and manufacturers, Polepark
Works ; office, Panmure Street
Smyth, Alex., teacher. Dens Works School ; h. 3 Dallfield Terrace
Sommerville, Mrs, St Peter Street
Soot, Jas., shipowner, 1 Royal Exchange Buildings ; A. Bro'ty Ferry
Soutar, Charles, winding foreman, 145 Scouringburn
James, grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 143 and 145.
Scouringburn
James A., draper, 1 Dallfield Terrace
James T., of Soutar & Nicoll, 3 George Street, Forebank
John, straw hat and bonnet manufacturer, 13 Princes Street ;
h. 3 Crescent Street
John, shipmaster, 27 Overgate
& Nicoll, spinners and manufacturers, Ladybank Mill, Chapel-
shade
Robert, furniture dealer, 166 Overgate ; h. 154
Mrs John, hosier, 29 Overgate
Souter, Thomas, provision merchant, 81 Nethergate

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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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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).