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Residence.
Post- Town.
County.
Occupant^ &i-c.
Barlanerk House
Shettleston
Lanark
Hugh Robertson
Bailatch
Rothiemay
BanflF
Wm. Petrie
Barlay
New Galloway
Kirkcudbright
William Barbour
Barleyknow
Fushie
Edinburgh
Village
Barlccco
Auchencairn
Kirkcudbright
Alexander M'Cartney
Barbell Cottage
Milngavie
Stirling
Wm. Pender Logan
Barlochan
Castle-Douglas
Kkkcudbriglit
Robert M' Knight
Barmaddy
Kilchrennan
Argyle
L. Campbell
Barmoffilie ■]
BannoUoch Manse
Kirkpatrick >
Durham )
Kirkcudbright
John Millieking
Tarbert
Argyle
Rev. Alex. Campbell
Barmore Castle
Tarbert
Argyle
John Campbell
Barmuckity
Lhanbryde
Elgin
John Cruikshanks
Barnaline
Inverary
Argyle
Archibald M'Avthur
Barnbarroch
Wigtown
Wigtown
Robert V. Agnew
Barnbarroch
Lochend
Kirkcudbright
Robt. Threshie
Barncluith
Hamilton
Lanark
Miss Ritchie
Barndennoch
Auldgirth Bridge
Dumfries
William Irving
Barndennoch
Moniave
Dumfries
Thomas Moffat
Barneyhill
Dunbar
Haddington
Capt. Wm. SandilanJs
Barngliesh
Canonbie
Dumfries
Vernor Church
Barnglieshhead
Canonbie
Dumfries
William Allan
BarnhiU
Ancrum
Roxburgh
Andrew Rutherford
Barnhill
Dumbarton
Dumbarton
Alexander Campbell
BamhiU
Perth
Perth
Village
Bamiken
Dunse
Berwick
Alexander Weatherhead
Barnkelly •]
Kirkpatrick )
Durham )
Kirkcudbright
Andrew M'Kie
Bamleumuicb
Ardfern
Argyle
Mrs Stewai-t
Barns
Ayr
Ayr
Joseph C. Nicholson
Barns
Peebles
Peebles
Wm. A. Forrester
Barns
Kelso
Roxburgh
AVilliam Darling
Bams, East
Dunbar
Haddington
James Murray
Barnshouse
Blairadam
Kinross
Admiral Sir C. Adam
Barnslee
Markinch
Fife
Miss Agnes S. Arthur
Barnton House
Cramond
Mid-Lothian
Honourable Mrs Ramsay
Barnweill House
Tarbolton
Ayr
Alex. Lindsay
Barnyards
Beauly
Inverness
David Sheriff
Barnyards
Colinsburgh
Fife
Village
Baronald
Lanark
Lanark
D. M'Queen Gray
Barr
Amisfield
Dumfries
William Brydon
BaiT
Bunavouliu
Argyle
Alexander Kirkpatrick
Barr
Tayinloan
Argyle
Village
Barr Manse
Barr
Ayr
Rev. James M'Master
Barr Manse (Free)
Barr
Ayr
Rev. Ebenezer B. Wallace
Barra
Lochmaddy
Inverness
Rev. Henry Beatson
Barra Castle
Old Meldrum
Aberdeen
John Ramsay
Barrach
New Deer
Aberdeen
James Mowat
Barraclian
Port William
Wigtown
John Simson
Barrachnie
Shettlestone
Lanark
Village
Barracks
Forfar
Forfar
Village
Barrassie
Troon
Ayr
Village
Barremmam
Helensburgh
Dumbarton
Robert C. Gumming
Barrhead
Barrhead
Renfrew
Thos. M'Lellan
Barrhead U. P. Manse
Barrhead
Renfrew
Rev. William Clark
Barrisdale Bouse
Invergarry
Inverness
Archibald M'Donell
Barrochan House
Houston
Renfrew
Archibald Flemming
Barrock House
Bower
Caithness
Sir John Sinclair
Barrogill Castle
Mey
Caithness
Earl of Caithness
Barry Slanse
Carnoustie
Forfar
Rev. John Somers
Barshagra House
Barrhead
Renfrew
Mrs Lambert
Bai'shaw
Paisley
Renfrew
William Brand

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1852, 1857 - Directory to noblemen and gentlemen's seats, villages etc. in Scotland
DescriptionGiving the counties in which they are situated, the post-towns to which each is attached, and the name of the resident, etc. [With a map.] Irregular.
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Scotland
DescriptionDirectories of the whole, or large parts of, Scotland.
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).