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Residence.
Melville, West
Menie
Menmuir Manse
Menslaws
Meoble
Mercliiston Castle
Merclilston Hall
Mercliiston, North
Merklancl
Mei-kland
Merklancl
Merklancl Horse
Mcrklands House
Mcrnsie House
Merrick
Mcrrj'flats
Merryhill
Merrylee
Merrylees
Merryston
Mcrrytown
Merrytown
Merrytown High
Mertoun House
Mertoun IManse
Mertoun Newstead
Mervenslaw
Mervich
Mervil Cottage
Metliil
Metlilic Manse
Methven Castle
Metliven Manse
Mey, East
Mey, West
Miclbank Cottage
Midljrake
Midburn
Midby
Midcalder Manse
Midcalder U. P. Manse
Midcoull
Middlebank
Middlebie
Middlebie
Middle Bridge
Middle Carse
Middlefield
Middlefiekl
Middlefield House
Middlefield House
Middlehaugh
Middlemuir
Middlerigg
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton House
Middleton House
Middleton Kerse
Post-Tovjn.
Lassvvade
Hill of Menie
Brechin
Jedburgh
Arisaig
Edinburgh
Stirling-
Edinburgh
Kirkmichael
Dunscore
Kirkpat. -Durham
Kirkintilloch
Kirkmichael
Fraserburgh
St Boswell's
Govan
Charleston
Cathcart
Linlithgow
Coatbridge
Nairn
Lark hall
Larkhall
St Boswell's
St Boswell's
Makerston
Jedburgh
Kintail
Midcalder
Leven
Methlic
Methven
Methven
Mey
Methven
Hillside
Lerwick
Lauder
East Yell
Midcalder
Midcalder
Ardersier
Dunfermline
Lerwick
Ecclefechan
Blair- Atholl
Kippen
Muirkirk
Cupar
Falkirk
Edinburgh
Pitlochrie
Kirkintilloch
Slamannan
Fushie Bridge
Govan
Govan
Mintlaw
Arbroath
Fushie Bridge
Uphall
Menstrie
County.
Mid -Lothian
Aberdeen
Forfer
Roxburgh
Inverness
Mid-Lothian
Falkirk
Mid-Lothian
Ayr
Dumfries
Kirkcudbright
Dumbarton
Perth
Aberdeen
Roxburgh
Lanark
Fife
Renfrew
Linlithgow
Lanark
Nairn
Lanark
Lanark
Berwick
Roxburgh
Berwick
Roxburgh
Ross
Mid-Lothian
Fife
Aberdeen
Perth
Perth
Caithness
Perth
Forfar
Zetland
Berwick
Zetland
Mid-Lothian
Mid-Lothian
Inverness
Fife
Zetland
Dumfries
Perth
Stirling
Ayr*
Fife
Stirling
Mid -Lothian
Perth
Dumbarton
Stirling
Mid- Lothian
Lanark
Lanark
Aberdeen
Foifar
Mid-Lothian
Linlithgow
Clackmannan
Occujyant, Sfc.
John Mutter
Col. George Turner
Rev. W. Cran
George Bell
Archibald M'Donald
John Gibson
Thomas Listou
Mrs Home
James Dunlop
Tiiomas Milligan
James Crosbie
William Thomson
Dr D. M'Kenzie
W. T. Gardiner
James Thomson
James Darnley
Mrs James Spence
William Curr
Village
Village
John Wilson
Laurence Drew
Alex Miller
Lord Polwarth
Rev. John Grieve
Wm. Crichton
Thomas Scott
A. M'Rae
Mrs Wilson
Village
Rev. James Whyte
Robert Smythe
Rev. Thomas Buchanan
Village
Village
George Ross
Thomas Irvine
William Gray
James H. Anderson
Rev. Wm. Walker
Rev. Andrew Duncan
Miss Allan
James Kerr
Robert Bell
Rov. Richard Nivison
Village
John Graham
Wm. Richard
David Russell
Robert Bulloch
John Croall
J. M. Ferguson
W. College
J. F. Brown
John Allan
Andrew Craig
Rev. Dr M'Farlane
James Bruce
John J. Chalmers
William Ritchie
R. W. Maxwell
Mrs Meiklejohn

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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).