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Wagnee, Thomas, smith, 77 Bell Street
Waldie, John, manager. Bank Mill ; h. Isles' Lane
Wales, Mrs, 125 Nethergate
Walker, Alexander, pawnbroker, 168 Hilltown
David, ironmonger, 14 Greenmarket
Duncan P., chemist 11 Meadow Street
& Ewing, writers, 116 Seagate
Harry, of J. & H. Walker, Newport
James, corn merchant, 10 Dock Street ; h. Newport
James, of J. & H. Walker ; h. Logic House
James, flaxdresser, 75 Bell Street ; h. Temple Lane
James, jun., flaxdresser, 5^ Small's Wynd ; /*. Mid Street
John, coal merchant, 2 West Dock Street ; h. 3
J. & H,, jute spinners and manufacturers. Dura Works;
office, 131 Murraygate
Peter G., of J. & H. Walker, Heathfield Lodge, Cotton Road
Robert, grocer, 53 King Street
Thomas, of Walker & Ewing, 152 Perth Road
Thomas, musketry instructor, Dudhope Barracks
William, baker, 9 Gellatly Street
William, spiritdealer, Stobswell Park
William, mill overseer, 162 Scouringburn
William, wood merchant. Trades' Lane ; h. 56 St Andrews St.
William, & Co., tanners, curriers, and leather merchants, \
Meadowside
Mrs, china and stoneware dealer, 8 Union St., Maxwelltown
Mrs, lodgings, 61 Murraygate
Mrs, lodgings, 46 Castle Street
Mrs, 3 Strawberry Bank
Wallace, Alex., cabinetmaker, William Street, Scouringburn
Alex,, teacher of music, 19 High Street
Andrew, cowfeeder, Coldside
Gavin, clerk, Maryfield
Grace, 22 Tay Street
J. & A., flaxdressers, 112 Cowgate
James, dealer in china and stoneware, 206 Perth Road
James cabinetmaker, 6 William Street, Scouringburn
John, of Wallace & Forbes, Union Terrace
& Forbes, iron, steel, and metal merchants, Meadowside
William, broker, 143 Perth Road
William, linen merchant, 16 Trades' Lane ; h, Coupar- Angus
Mrs Wm., 45 South Tay Street
Mrs and Miss, mantlemakers, mushing, and crape cleaners, 116
Nethergate
Walls, Bernard, grocer, Victoria Street
Walsh, Owen, news agent, 49 Hilltown
Wanless, William, dairyman, 294 Perth Road
Wann, William, cowfeeder, 10 Smithfield

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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).