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Stephen, A. M., bookseller and librarian, 9 High St. ; h. 3^'Castle
Street
George, & Son, iron merchants, 29 Castle Street; h. 1 Somer-
ville Place
Robert, clerk, 5 St Andrews Street
William, of A. Stephen & Sons, 1 Airlie Place
William C, agent and merchant, 20 Reform St. ; h. Broughty
Ferry
William S., writer, 21 Reform Street ; h. 7 Windsor Street
Mrs, 7 Windsor Street
Mrs William, 5 St Andrews Street
Steven, Alex., clerk, Ann Street
David, waste merchant, 112 Cowgate; h. 107 Princes Street
& Ireland, corn and flour merchants, 31 Cowgate
John, of Steven & Ireland ; A. 49 Cowgate
John, & Son, wine and spirit merchants, 1 West Port
Peter, surgeon, 37 South Tay Street
Peter, house factor, 74 Rosebank Street
Mrs, 9 Tay Street Lane
Stevens, Mrs Robert, carver, gilder, and printseller, 48 Reform
Street ; A. 57 Cowgate
Stevenson, Francis, of J. & F. Stevenson ; h. 2 Dallfield Terrace
George, dyer, Coldside Works ; k. Paterson Street
J. & F., dyers, 1 Forebank Road
James, letter carrier, P. 0. ; h. Dndhope Street
Jane, grocer, 29 Scouringburn
John, of J. & F. Stevenson : h. 3 Forebank Road
R. M., pianoforte tuner, 36 Tay Street
William, Post OfiSce messenger ; h. Dudhope Street
Stewart, Alex., warehouseman, 17 Cowgate ; h. Rosebank St.
Allan D., clerk, Inland Revenue, Customhouse Buildings
Andrew, spiritdealer, 104 Seagate
Andrew, scripture reader, Milnbank Road
Ann, mangle keeper, 54 West Port
Chas., boot and shoe maker, 28 and 30 Murraygate ; h, Fairuey 's
Court
Charles, boot and shoe maker, 47 Overgate
Charles, spiritdealer, 35 Dock Street
Daniel, grocer, 31 Seagate
David, contractor. Candle Lane
David, of J. Stewart & Sons ; h. Broughty Ferry
David, last maker, 22 King Street ; h. Fenton's Close
David G., writer, 41 Reform Street ; h. 8 Craigie Terrace
Duncan, teacher. Constitution Road Academy ; h. 8 Victoria
Square
George, blacksmith, 22 Nethergate ; h. 51 Overgate
George E., M.D., 11 South Tay Street
George, grocer, Wilkie's Lane

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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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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).