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)8 HOWIE— JOHNSTON,
Howie, Johu, Wheelwright, 71 Titchfield street.
Howie, William, Grocer and seedsman, 6 Portland st.,
house, Kilmarnock house.
Howie, William sen., Weaver, 16 East Netherton st.
Howie, John, Wood merchant, Portland street.
Howie, William jun., Weaver, 18 East Netherton st.
Howie, James, Student, 79 King street.
Howat, Joseph, Weaving agent, 22 Titchfield street.
Howat, Robert, Sewing agent. Mill Lane.
Hutchieson, Hugh, Joiner, 3 Langlands street.
Hutchieson, George, Letter carrier, Kilmaurs brae.
Hutchieson, Hugh, Dyer, 6 Green street.
Hutchieson, James, Spirit dealer, and Coach Office, 40
King street.
Hunter, Hugh, Shoemaker, East George street.
Hunter, John, Cabinet maker, 82 Portland street.
Hunter, James, Provision store, 78 King street, house
in 57 King street.
Hunter, William, Draper, 29 Bank street.
Hunter, William, Cowfeeder, 24 West Shaw street.
Hunter, James, 9 Portland street.
Hunter, John, Sandbed.
I.
Ingram, James, Architect, Guard lane. King street.
Inglis, John, Teacher, Robertson Place.
Innes, David, Wright, 26 Titchfield street.
Irvine, John, Weaver, Dean street.
Irvine, John, Weaver, 22 Back street.
J.
Jamieson, William, Djer, Townholm.
Jamieson, Mrs., 88 Portland street.
Jamieson, Rev. D. T., Manse, Clark street.
Johnston, John, Customer weaver, 9 Titchfield street.

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1846-1847 - Kilmarnock and Riccarton Post-Office directory
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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).