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192 STR-SYD.
Strong, A., grocer, 80 Blackscroft
Stewart, of W. & S, Strong, 2 Springfield
"William, of W. & S. Strong, 1 Magdalen Place
W. & S., wine merchants and dealers in bonded stores, 20
Dock Street
Stronner, David, grocer and spirit merchant, 20 Princes Street ; h.
2 Crescent Lane
Stronner, David, warehouseman, 17 Cowgate; h. 28 Hilltown
Thos., wright, 16 Queen Street
Stuart, Alex., tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 1 Wellgate and
Panmnre Street ; A. Rosebank House
David, mason, 19 Polepark Eoad.
Peter, tea merchant and grocer, 38 Nethergate ; /;. Brouglity
Ferry
Sturrock, David, M.D„ 2 Park Place
David, of Miln & Sturrock ; h. 3 Manor Place
James, of Sturrock & SherrifF; h. Balfour Street
James, & Co., manufacturers, 22 Ann Street, Maxwelltown
James D., shipmaster, 11 Reform Street
John, upholsterer, 7 North Lindsay Street
John, manager, Lilybank Foundry ; h. 154 Princes Street
John, retired banker, 2 Park Place
John, jun., writer, 21 Reform Street; k. Magdalen Place
Robert, mercantile agent, and secretary to Chamber of Com-
merce, 55 Reform Street and Royal Exchange; h, Broughty
Ferry
& Sheriff, builders and stonecutters, Meadowside
William, average stater and insurance agent, 8 Wellington St.
William, hairdresser, 65 Cowgate
Mrs, 12 Forebank Road
Miss, dressmaker, Morgan's Buildings
Miss M. A., 17 Crichton Street
Summers, Adam, baker, 167 Hawkhill
Sunnie, Thos., grocer, 6 Lilybank ; A. 2 St Roque's Lane
Sutherland, George, boot and shoe maker, 52 Dudhope Street ; h.
Dallfield Terrace
Thomas, grocer, 138 Hawkhill
Mrs George, 172 Perth Road
Sutton & Co., general carriers, 14 Crichton Street
Swan Brothers, flaxspinners, Hillbank Works
John, flesher, Ann Street, Maxwellton
Mrs, mangle keeper, 5 Dens Brae
Swanston, Joha A., writer, 46 Reform Street ; k. 14 Thomson
Street
Mrs, 14 Thomson Street
Sweeney, John, groCer and spiritdealer, 9 Arthur Street
Swinton, laobertj teacherj Mid Wjfnd
Sydie, David, ironmongel', 88 West I'ort 5 h, 6 Balfour Street

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