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?84 RtTRAL DISTRiCl' DIRECTORY.
Forbes, Charles, tailor, Miiirhead of Liff
Forbes, James, joiner, and grocer, Newbigging of Tealing
Forbes, John, engineer, Dunvegan cottage, Downfield
Forbes, Thomas, schoolmaster, inspector of poor, collector of rate^^
registrar, and clerk to the Parish Council, Schoolhouse, Mains
Ford, James (spirit merchant, Dundee), Milnbank, Downfield
Forrest, William, bleacher, Trottick, Mains
Forrest, William, jun., assistant architect, Trottick, Mains
Forret, Mrs, Mylnefield feus
Forsyth, David, farmer. East Keith (Auchterhouse post)
Forsyth, John F., East Keith (Auchterhouse post)
Fowler, James, potato merchant, Gateside, Auchterhouse
Fothringham, Miss Scrymsoure, Tealing house
Fowlis & Skinner, grocers and provision merchants, Mylnefield feus
Eraser, Ann, grocer, Baldovie
Eraser, John, police constable, Mylnefield feus
Fullerton, George, blacksmith. Mains
Fyfe, James, 'busdriver, Birkhill feus
Fyfe, Robert, tailor and clothier, Newbigging
Fyffe, Allan, farmer, North Mains, Mylnefield
Fyffe, John, blacksmith, Newbigging of Tealing
Fyfie, J. W., & Co., slaters, Windsor, Downfield
Fyfie, Peter, joiner and cartwright, East Pond park, Auchterhouse
Galloway & Co. , quarrymasters, Wellbank Quarries ; h. Wellbank f eu!
Galloway, Margaret, Anniston place, Downfield
Gait, James, waiter. Rowan place, Downfield
Gait, John M., Hope villa, Muirhead of Liff
Garland, Miss, Dargie terrace, Invergowrie
Gauld, James, railway agent, Gagie ; h. Wellbank feus
Geekie, James, market gardener, Templehall cottage, Longforgan
Geekie, Wm., market gardener and dairyman. West loan, Invergowrie
Gibb, E. T. (factory manager, Dundee), Glendye cottage, Pitkerro roat
Gibb, George (waste merchant, Dunde), Bellevue, Downfield
Gibb, James, farmer, East Pitkerro, by Dundee
Gibson, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, Muirhead of Liff
Gibson, Andrew, farmer, Huntingfaulds, Tealing
Gibson, Andrew, farmer, Baldragon, Strathmartine
Gibson, Andrew, farmer. North Mains, Backmuir of Liff
Gibson, David, coachman, Ballumbie
Gibson, James, farmer, Leoch, Auchterhouse
Gibson, John, late postman, Kerry stonebank, Murroes
Gibson, John, potato merchant, Newbigging
Gibson, Mrs David, farmer, Bankhead, Luckieslap
Glass, Alexander, seaman, Muirhead of Liff
Gleig, Stewart, Drumgeith farm
Gleig, Mrs, grocer, Drumsturdie
Glen, David, farmer, North March, Duntrune
Goodfellow, David M., baker, Meigle road, Muirhead of Liff
Gorrie, Richard, Castle cottage, Birkhill, Liff
Gouick, Robert, traveller, Alexander place, Downfield
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1897-1898
DescriptionDundee directory 1897-1898 ... . Printed and published by James P. Mathew & Co.
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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).