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790 RURAL DISTRICT DIRECTORY.
Mathers, David, cowfeeder, Mainsfield, Mains
Mathers, David (hotel proprietor, Dundee), Laws cottage, Drumsturdie
Mathers, Jessie, grocer, Newbigging
Mathew'son, Miss J. MacDougall, Carsemore, Invergowrie
Mathieson, William, grocer, Invergowrie
Matthew, Peter, cowfeeder, Hillside, Tealing
Meek, George, papermaker, Bullionfield cottages, Mylnefield feus
Melville, James, farmer. Barns of Wedderburn, by Dundee
Melville, James (sub-editor, Dundee), Clarendon villa, Downfield
Melville, Tom H. (coal merchant, Dundee), Craigiebank, Downfield
Menzies, John, water inspector, Stobsmuir
Mill, John R., mason, Fernlea, Downfield
Millar, George, Rustic cottage, Downfield
Millar, Robert, farmer, Huntly farm, Longf organ
Millar, Robert (bookkeeper, Dundee), Rustic cottage, Downfield
Millar, William, farmer, Keith hall, Backmuir of Litf
Millar, William, miller, Dronley
Miller, Blyth, blacksmith, Ladyfield, Balruddery
Miller, John, farmer, Omachie, Drumsturdie
Miller, John, forester, Whitelawstone, Litf
Miller, Mrs Alexander, Alexandra cottage, Downfield
Milne, Charles, dairyman, Muirhead of Litf
Milne, David, threshing machine owner, Drumsturdie
Milne, David, pawnbroker, Auburn terrace, Invergowrie
Milne, William, blacksmith, Longforgan
Milne, William, labourer, Frederick place, Downfield
Milne, Mrs Peter, farmer. New Mains, Tealing
Minto, William, late brush manufacturer, Margaretbank, Downfield
Mitchell, Alexander, late plumber. Rowan place, Downfield
Mitchell, Geo., jun., commercial traveller, Trottick, Mains, by Dundee
Mitchell, John, late butcher, Montcoffer, Downfield
Mitchell, Robt. , Priory Bobbin Turning Mills, Longforgan (Inchture post]
Mitchell, William, head attendant, Dundee Royal Lunatic Asylum ; A,
Fernbank, Muirhead of Litf
Mitchell, William (spirit merchant, Dundee), Cherryhouse, Birkhill
Mitchell, Mrs John, dairykeeper, Newton, Baldovan
Mitchell, Mrs William, St Mary's terrace, Downfield
Mitchell, Miss, Dronley
Moir, John, baker, Longforgan
Mollison, James (baker, Dundee), Baldovan
Mollison, Thomas, farmer, North Mains of Baldovan
Mollison, Mrs James, Ivybank, American Muir road, Downfield
Moncur, David, farmer, Den head, Monikie
Moncur, Jane, grocer, Kingoodie, Invergowrie
Moncur, Miss E., postmistress, Mylnefield feus
Monikie School Board ; Robert Steven (solicitor, Dundee), clerk
Moodie, David, of D. Moodie & Co., Balmuirfield
Moodie, D., & Co., bleachers and merchants, Balmuirfield ; office, Eucli
crescent, Dundee
Moonie, Andrew, farmer. East Newlandhead, by Wellbank
Morris, David, police constable, South lodge, Camperdown
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1897-1898
DescriptionDundee directory 1897-1898 ... . Printed and published by James P. Mathew & Co.
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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).