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STREET DIRECTORY.
RAPLOCH.
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i John Taylor, nurseryman
Chas. Smith, dairyman
3 Peter Kenny, labourer
4 Mrs Connelly
5 Mrs Jane M'Naughton
Thomas Fleming, labourer
6 John Coyne, labourer
John Welsh, labourer
John Joyce, labourer
7 Austin Ging, labourer
Wm. Culley, bricklayer
8 Wm. Howieson, yards man
9 Philip Kane, labourer
Patrick Kelly, labourer
Patrick Kelly, jun., labourer
Thomas Ging, labourer
Michael Marry, labourer
io John Ward, labourer
James Donnelly, labourer
1 1 John Cameron, engine driver
12 John Condroy, labourer
13 Felix O'Neil, labourer
Patrick M'Kendrick, labourer
Michael Joyce, labourer
Raploch School
15 Robert Dickson, School Board
officer
16 Edward Brown, labourer
17 John Manson, ploughman
Mrs Janet Drummond
18 Mrs Mary Thornton
19 James Dawson, joiner
21 Thos. Derrick, general dealer
• John Welsh, labourer
22 John Welsh, labourer
Thomas King, labourer
23 Peter Stirling, dairyman
Charles Laing, fireman
25 James Boland, labourer
John Malley, wood cutter
John Manson, labourer
26 Michael Conaboy, labourer
27 Thomas Kenny, quarryman
Thomas Joyce, labourer
29 James Bissett, painter
30 John Philliban, labourer
31 Daniel Moody, labourer
Mrs Sussams
33 Robert Henney, labourer
37 Mrs Christina M'Donald
38 John Monteath, surfaceman
39 Patrick Murphy, labourer
40 Mrs Milroy "
James Ging, labourer
John M'Innes, labourer
45 John Coyne, gatekeeper
46-47 Alex. Sands, joiner
48 Mrs Jane Hamilton
50 John Dow, smith
51 George Zeller, labourer
Drip Road — Combination Fever Hospital
Craigforth —
James Couper, merchant John Mitchell, overseer
ROSEBERY PLACE.
1 Archibald Henderson, umbrella 7 Wm. Thomson Liston
warehouseman 9 Thos. Christie, contractor
3 Gordon Grant, police super. 1 1 Ralph Dawber, traveller
5 A. M'Kenzie, assist, postmaster 13 Donald M'Master, traveller

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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).