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290 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
Spence, A. M. (of Inverness Tweed Mill Coy.), 28 Old
Edinburgh road
Spence, James, foreman blacksmith, 3 George street
Spence, John, fitter, 35 Brown street
Spiers, John, slater, 21 Grant street
Spinks, Mrs Charles, Drayton lodge, Midmills road
Squair, Elsie, 37 King street
Squair, Francis, solicitor, 1 Lombard street, ho. Kmgs-
mills road
Squair, John, architect, 25 High street
St Andrew's Cathedral, Ardross street
S5 Andrew's Guild Rooms, 17 Bank street
St Columba's Mission Hall, Southside road
St John's Episcopal Church, 28 Church street
St Mary's Masonic Lodge, School lane, Church street
St Mary's Presbytery, 30 Huntly street
St Stephen's Church, Old Edinburgh road
Stafford, H., teacher, Cathedral Boys' School, Maryville,
Kenneth street
Stark, Andrew (of Brown & Stark, grocers), Longford
villa, Kenneth street
Steel, John, painter, 18 George street
Steele, A. F., agent, Bank of Scotland, 26 Church street
Stenhouse, Alexander, vanman, 30 Waterloo place
Stenhouse, Mrs, 6 Albert place
Stephen, Alexander, carter, 3 Dyer's court, Huntly
street
Stephen, Catherine,, 27 Friar's street
Stephen, Mrs, 18 Innes street
Stephen, Mrs, 8 Stephen's brae
Stephenson, Mrs, 54 Shore street
Stephenson, Mrs, 60 Tomnahurich street
Steven, Norman, plasterer, 8 Albert place
Stevens, Edward, plumber, 25 Muirtown street
Stiven, J. W., clerk, Tarbat villa, Ballifeary
Stewart, Alexander J. & Co., wine merchants, 40 Union
street
Stewart, Alexander, mason, 21 Innes street
Stewart, Alexander James (of Stewart & Co., grocers),
Archwood, Crown drive
Stewart, Alexander B., shoemaker, 4 East gate. ho. 74
Denny street
Stewart, Alexander, 65 Muirtown street
Stewart, Alexander, postman, 3 Glebe terrace
Stewart, Alexander, hawker, 52 Grant street
Stewart, Alex., warehouseman, 8 Albert place
Stewart, A. G., clerk, 29 Tomnahurich street
Stewart, Andrew, 3i Crown avenue

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1899-1900
DescriptionInverness burgh directory 1899-1900
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1899-1912 - Inverness burgh directory
DescriptionInverness : R. Carruthers & Sons, 1899/1900-1960/1961. Previous editions titled: The Inverness directory.
ShelfmarkY.53
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Inverness
Towns
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).