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Residence.
Post-Town.
County.
Occupant, S^c.
Grange House, East
Culross
Perth
John Brodie
Grange Mill
Kincaldrum
Forfar
James Smith
Grangemiiir
Pittenweem
Fife
Thomas Williamson
Grangemuir House
Pittenweem
Fife
Lord William Douglas
Grange of Barrj'
Carnoustie
Forfar
William Henderson
Grangepans
Bo'ness
Linlithgow
Village
Grangevale
Beith
Ayr
William Dobie
Grange Villa
Edinburgh
Mid-Lothian
Robert Stephenson
Grange, West
Findhorn
Moray
Lewis Smith
Granite Hill^
Woodside
Aberdeen
Alexander Williamson
Grangour, East
Lesniahagow
Lanark
John Tudhope
Grangour, Noitli
Lesmahagow
Lanark
Thomas French
Grant Lodge
Elgin
Moray
George Orred
Granton
Moffat
Dumfries
Thomas Jardine
Granton House
Edinburgh
Mid-Lothian
Sir John M'Neil
Granton Lodge
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Mrs Ross
Grantully Castle
Aberfeldy
Perth
Sir William Stewart
Grasshill
Muirkirk
Ayi-
John Fram
Grass House
Glammis
Forfar
Village
Graven
Mossbank
Zetland
Village
Grayness Holm
Moniaive
Dumfries
Mrs StCAvart
Graystone, North
Lesniahagow
Lanark
Wilham Brown
Graystone, South
Lesmahagow
Lanark
John Lean
Greathill
Strathaven
Lanark
Hugh Vallance
Greatridge Hall
Makerston
Roxburgh
John Fife
Greehead
Dunscore
Dumfries
Dr James Reid
Greeholm
Barr
Ayr
David M'Kie
Green
Shettleston
Lanark
John Pettigrew Wilson
Greenbank
Buckie
Banff
John Mitchell
Greenbank
Selkirk
Selkirk
Wilham Brydone
Greenbank
Dairy
Ayr
James Thomson
Greenbank
Annan
Dumfries
Mrs Scott
Greenbank
Blairgowrie
Perth
Thomas Souter
Greenbank
Govan
Lanark
W. D. Blair
Greenbank
Newton-Mearns
Renfrew
John Hamilton
Greenbank Cottage
Eutherglen
Lanark
Robert Summers
Greenbum
Whitburn
Linlithgow
Village
Greenbum
Auchmill
Aberdeen
Village
Greencroft
Blantyre
Lanark
James Jackson
Greendykes
Tranent
Haddington
A. Cuthbertson
Greendykes
Broxburn
Linlithgow
John Bartholomew
Greenend
Airdrie
Lanark
Wm. S. Dixon
Greenend
Libberton
Mid-Lothiau
Village
Greenfield
Ayr
Ayr
Thos. White
Greenfield
Invergarry
Inverness
Donald Cameron
Greenfield
Cuminestown
Aberdeen
John Pyper
Greenfield
Shettleston
Lanark
Daniel Campbell
Greenfield
Hamilton
Lanark
Robert Hamilton
Greenfield
Strathaven
Lanark
James Young
Greenfield
Newton-Mearns
Renfrew
Orme & Co.
Greenfield House
Camwath
Lanark
Thomas Somerville
Greenfold
Rothiemay
Banff"
John Smith
Greengairs
Airdrie
Lanark
Village
Greenhall
Blantyre
Lanark
Wm. Struthers
Greenhaugh
Govan
Lanark
Charles Livingstone
Greenhead
Dunscore
Dumfries
Dr James Reid
Greenhead House
Govan
Lanark
Robert Galbraith
Greenhill
Lesmahagow
Lanark
Archibald Semple
Greenhill
Coatbridge
Lanark
Wm. Baillie
Greenhill
Brace
Perth
J. Gordon Davidson
Greenhill
Lochmaben
Dumfries
Peter Graham
Greenhill
Bannockburn
Stirling
J. & A. Robertson

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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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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).