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STREET DIRECTORY.
35
GEORGE STREET.
i D. M'Gregor & Co., slaters
5 Miss Annie Hay, teacher
Mrs Christina Currie
Robert Paterson, iron turner
Wm. Robb, grocer
7 John Cargill, painter
n-13 Wm. M'Dougall & Sons,
joiners
15 James Rutherford, gardener
Jas. M'Beth, labourer
George M'Lean, corkcutter
John Forsyth, corkcutter
17 Mrs Grace M'Lean
James Dudgeon, baker
Robert Fairful, joiner
Miss Agnes Halket
19 Elder's Bakery
2 1 Wm. Elder, baker
23 Donald Livingstone, shepherd
James Douglas, fireman
Robert Condy, pit sinker
William Brown, weaver
Thomas Arthur, clerk
William Boag, gardener
A. Thomson, corkcutter
2 Mrs Mary D. Roberts
James Crawford, joiner
William Christie, watchmaker
John Campbell, weaver
Joseph Sorton, storeman
Staff-Capt. Cheadle, Salvationist
Daniel Kennedy, slater
Maxwell M'Luckie, plumber
John Brown, labourer
Mrs David Haig
4 Robert Laurie, jute dresser
James Soutar, mason
Donald M'Pherson, storeman
Matthew M'Lean, tailor
Mrs David Williams
Mrs Annie M'Kenzie
James Duguid, carter
Craigs School
8 Ralph Cross, weaver
1). Richardson, surfaceman
Peter Brown, shoemaker
Wm. M'Dougall, joiner
James Sives, linesman
10 James Rollo, gardener
George Hogg, painter
Wm. Horsburgh, engineer
Mrs Jessie Alexander
12 Alex. Gordon, shoemaker
John Fisher
James Humphries, butler
Mrs Mary Dick
14 James Gray, compositor
James Young, engineman
Mrs Janet Barry
Murdoch Dingwall, gardener
Thomas Marshall, smith
GLADSTONE PLACE.
1 Geo. J. Bell, insur. manager
3 Alex. G. Graham, merchant
5 John G. Curror, Sheriff Clerk
7 J. M'Gregor, muslin manufact.
9 James Graham, merchant
1 3 Mrs Emily Higginbotham
15 David B. Morris, Town Clerk
17 Miss Graham
Rev. John Chalmers
Mrs Jessie Gray
Robert MacLuckie, writer
Miss Janet Watt
Miss Catherine Watt
Miss Isabella Watt
Mrs Frances Ritchie
Miss Mary Whitehead

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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).