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STIRLING DIRECTORY.
KING STREET-Continued. '
37 Mrs Jane M'Laren
Mrs Jessie Donnelly
Mrs G. Smith, bootmkr. (house)
Mrs Agnes Hislop
Mrs E. Eaglesham
39 Alex. Keir, fruiterer
41 Mrs G. Smith, bootmaker
43 G. R. Jenkins, draper
45 Alex. Hogg, basket maker
Wm. Livingstone, cabinetmaker
James M'Nab, clerk
A. Stevenson, hotel proprietor
Adam Johnstone, painter
Mrs Ann Younger, dressmaker
47-51 Graham & Morton, ironm'grs
49 Thos. Blair, slater
Wm. Davie, moulder
J. Sutherland, Glasgow carrier
George M'Pherson, labourer
Hugh Harking, pit sinker
John M'Gregor, smith
Robert Crawford, tinsmith
John Sinclair, compositor
Peter Comrie, baker
53 Harvey & Hunter, jewellers
55 Robt. Christie, Sun Inn
Hutchison & Co., dressmakers
Andrew Harley, ironmonger
Mrs Thomson Cowie
51-59 M'Aree Bros., drapers
Clydesdale Bank, Ltd. —
W. M. Reyburn, banker
61 John Walker, baker
Wm. Gardner, coachman
Town Council Chambers •
67 John Walker, chemist
69 James Nicol, clothier
71 Mrs Crocket, stationer
73 Wm. Goudie, refresh, rooms
75 John Webster, vanman
Robert Barnett, engine driver
George Wilson, coachman
Wm. Condie, traveller
George Watt, bootmaker
Alex. Williamson, lorry man
7 7 Lorenzo Marcantonio, ice cream
vendor
79 M'Culloch & Young, drapers
KIRK WYND, St. Ninians.
2 Robert Brown, coachbuilder St.
5 James Archibald, beadle St.
Peter Harvey, sexton
Ninians Parish Halls
Ninians Parish Church
LAURELHILL PLACE.
1 Miss Anita Turner
2 Mrs Alison Morris
5 Rev. David Smith
7 James Thomson
9 Jas. E. Jackson, traveller
1 1 Miss Jane Galbraith
MAIN STREET, St. Ninians.
Wm. Nicol, nailmaker
John Duncan, profes. golfer
John Dalziel, glazier
Alex. Archibald, clerk
Wm. Thomson
Thornton Hallas, miner
Wm. Andrews, baker
Alex. Drummond, watchmak.
4 S. Reid, inspector of poor
6 Mrs Mary Welsh
Mrs Jane Monteath
8 James Kay, tanner
10 Miss E. M'Farlane, confect.
12 Mrs Margaret Stevenson
Mat. Paton, gardener
14 Thomas Leighton, tailor

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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).