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STIRLING DIRECTORY.
CRAIGS (UPPER)-
98 Jas. Robertson, coachbuilder 108
Wm. Anderson, engine driver
Thos. Wingate, weaver
100 James Wylie, fireman
Alex. Rose, engine driver
Mrs Mary Christie
George Marr, pointsman
102 Thos. Carse, signalman
Mrs Agnes Smith, nurse no
Peter Livingstone, fitter
John Gibb, surfaceman 112
104 Alex. M 'Donald, engine driver
Mrs Mary Hussey 114
Robert Buchan, clerk
Robt. Gilchrist, weaver 116
106 Alex. Robertson, fireman
Andrew Wilson, grocer
Robert Christie, clerk
Hector Wilson, brewer
-Continued.
David Chrystal, fitter
Mrs Alison Blyth
Mrs Agnes Ewing, nurse
John Towers, porter
Wm. Scotland, engine drivet
John Tawse, carter
James Oliver, porter
John Morgan, lorryman
Mrs David Brown, nurse
John M'Callum, labourer
Mrs And. Robertson
Peter Duffy, hammerman
James M'Neil, cleaner
Peter Wingate, engine driver
W. M'Beth, engine driver
Daniel M 'Donald, porter
James Gray, reliefman
John Henderson, porter
CRAIGS
1 Alex. M'Kay, baker
3 Miss Bella M'Laren
Mrs Agnes Buchanan
John M'Luckie, joiner
5 John Burns, painter
Alex. M'Kinlay, carter
Mrs Annie Russell
Mrs Margaret Ferguson
Peter Soutar, engine driver
Robert Stevenson, weaver
Mrs Isabella Hardie
7 John Drummond, hammerman
Adam Shepherd, labourer
(MIDDLE).
4 Peter Duncanson, tailor
6 Mrs C. M'Innes
8 John W. Small, watchmaker
10 Thomas Farman, janitor
12 John Pow, fitter
Mrs Agnes Forbes
14 Mrs Jessie Donaldson
James Cooper, labourer
CRAIGS (LOWER).
1 Mrs Hugh Williamson
3 Andrew Stenhouse, labourer
5 William Mitchell, spinner
Mrs E. Smith
7 Mrs Helen M'Killop
9 Miss Catherine Brown
Alex. M'Kenzie, joiner
Mrs Margaret Deans
13 John Brown, labourer
R. Adams & Yates, Ltd., cork
merchants
James Stewart, millwright
Mrs Catherine Hislop
Peter King, van man
Mrs M. Leishman
James Elder, compositor
Mrs Wm. Sneddon
Robert Dewar, labourer

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Description1897 edition has title: Cook & Wylie's Stirling Directory and Almanac ... containing general directory, business directory, etc. After that: Cook & Wylie's Stirling Directory containing ... .
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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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).