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RURAL DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 785
Graham, James, farmer, Mains of Baldovan
Graham, John, Invertay, Downfield
Grant, John, grocer and postmaster, Muirhead of Liff
Grant, John, grainmiller, Craigmills, Strathmarthie
Grassick, David, Ness cottage, Downfield
Grassick, Jas. D, (hardware mer. , D'dee), Ness cottage, Downfield
Gray, David, joiner, Newbigging
Gray, James, cartright and joiner. Old Craigie
Gray, Mrs George, dairykeeper, Mains
Greig, George, stationmaster, Lifi" station
Grewar, Alexander, dairyman, Strips of Craigie
(Irieve, John, clerk, 4 Bradbury terrace, Downfield
Guild, George S. (cashier, Dundee), Willowpark villa, Downfield
Guild, Peter, dairyman, Strips of Craigie
Guthrie, John, farmer. West Pitkerro, by Dundee
Guthrie, Thomas, farmer, Easter Gagie, by Wellbank
Guthrie, William, grieve, Dundee Royal Lunatic Asylum, Liff
Haggart, Mrs James D., grocer and provision merchant, Downfield
Hain, David, farmer and innkeeper, Longf organ
Hall, Peter, farmer, Flocklones, Longforgan
Hall, William, carpetweaver, Bankside, Downfield
Halley, William, shoemaker, Liff
Hardie, Mrs, Pitempton dairy, Downfield
Harris, Archibald M. , market gardener, Lonsdale cottage, Longforgan
Harris, James, farmer, Easter Adamston , Muirhead of Liff"
Hart, David (spirit merchant, Dundee), Beaumont, Downfield
Hay, George, foreman, 47 Kingoodie Quarry cottages
Haggle, Catherine, Mylnefield feus
Henderson, James (leather merchant, Dundee), The Gows, Invergowrie
Henderson, John, carter, Craigmills, Strathmartine
Henderson, J, Lindsay (leather mer., Dundee), The Gows, Invergowrie
Henderson, Robert S. (leather mer., Dundee), The Gows, Invergowrie
Henderson, William, bleacher, and church-officer, Downfield Chapel ;
h. Frederick place, Downfield
Hendry, Robert M. , writer, 4 Gillburn terrace, Downfield
Hill, James, stationmaster, Invergowrie station
Hogg, George, farmer, Newbigging toll
Honeyman, James, farmer, Hillhouses, Mains
Hood, David, farmer, Kirkton of Lundie
Hood, Mrs William, Woodbine cottage, Birkhill feus
Home, Margaret, stationer, newsagent, and postmistress, Longforgan
Horsburgh, Jas. , manager, Bullionfield Paper Mills; A.24Bullionfield cots.
Horsburgh, James, jun., clerk, Invergowrie
iHosie, George, builder. West Backmuir of LifF
pHowie, Rev. George Wyllie, M.A., U.P. Manse, Newbigging
Howieson, John, Rowan place, Downfield
Hoy, Mrs George, St Mary's road, Downfield
Hoy, William Thomson, teacher, Montcofi"er, Downfield
Hunter, Andrew, miller and grain merchant, Dronley
Hunter, James, plumber and gasfitter, Anderson's buildings, Downfield
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1897-1898
DescriptionDundee directory 1897-1898 ... . Printed and published by James P. Mathew & Co.
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