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GENERAL DIRECTORY. 113
Jackson, James, brushmaker, 1 Abbey rd
Jackson, James, clerk, 3 Seaforth pi
Jackson, James E, 9 Laurelhill pi
Jackson, James, sawyer, 12 Bayne st
Jackson, James, teacher, 71 Barnton st
Jackson, Mrs Ann, 2 Forth cres
Jackson, Mrs Elizabeth, 13 Lower bridge st
Jackson, Sergeant, Military hospital
Jaffray, Mrs, 9 Newhonse
James, David T, teacher, 5 Coburg avenue
James, Henry, butcher, 103 Lower bridge st
James, James, 2 St Mary's wynd
Jamieson, Alex, merchant, 1 York pi
Jamieson, David, plumber, 4 Ballengeich rd
Jamieson, David, wool sorter, 74 Upper craigs
Jamieson, H, engine driver, 15 Lower bridge st
Jamieson, Henry, mill overseer, 2 William pi
Jamieson, John, teacher, 3 Douglas ter
Jamieson, Miss, refreshment rooms, Shore rd
Jamieson & Co, J, tailors, 28 King st
Jarvie & Donaldson, Misses, dressmakers, 25
Dumbarton rd
Jeffrey, Chas, confectioner, 5 Glasgow rd
Jeffrey, E, insurance agent, 7 Nelson pi
Jeffrey, George, carriage hirer, 7 Murray pi;:
stables — Shore rd
Jeffrey, Miss Annie, 15 Glasgow rd
Jeffrey, Miss Jane, 15 Glasgow rd
Jeffray, Peter, guard, 5 Well green
Jeffrey, Peter L, traveller, 23 Albert pi
Jeffrey, Robt, night watchman, 22 Thistle st
Jenkins, David, carter, 118 Main st
Jenkins, David, fruiterer, 95-97 Main st
Jenkins, David, lance-corpl, 4 Married quarters
Jenkins, George, nailer, 5 Sunnyside
Jenkins, G R, draper, 43 King st (house, 1-
Millar pi)
Jenkins, H, sergeant, 29 Married quarters
Jenkins, James, 3 Park lane
Jenkins, John, writer, 11 Clifford rd
Jenkins, Joseph E, col-sergt, 18 Married quarters
Jenkins, Matthew, vanman, 33 Glasgow rd
Jenkins, Mrs Robert, 33 Glasgow rd
Jenkins, Peter, ploughman, 12 Bayne st
Jenner, Robert, coachman, 57 Newhouse
Jenkins, Wm, retired tea dealer, 23 Forth cres
Jenkins, Wm,i,ea planter, 24 Allan pk \ : ,

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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.
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).