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50 DIRECTORY.
DUGUID John, sawmaker, edge tool and saw merchant,
Port-Grlasgow road. Ho. do
DUNBAR James, boot-top manufacturer, boot and shoe
maker, 29 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 14 Brisbane st
Dunbar John, labourer, 12 Cathcart st
Dunbar David, grocer, 16 Lynedoch st
Dunbar Miss, dressmaker, 16 Wellington st
Dunbar Mrs, 18 Kelly st
Dunbar Mrs, 16 Wellington st
DUNCAN Alexander, seaman, 3 Hill st
Dvmcan Archibald (of Duncan & Sharp), 22 William st, Port-
Glasgow
Duncan Andrew, 66 Roxburgh st
Duncan Charles, cooper, 74 Ann st
Duncan Daniel, carpenter, 19 Antigua st
Duncan Daniel, joiner, 14 Lyle st
Duncan Henry, carpenter, Glenford cottage, 11 South st
Duncan James D., H.M.C. Ho. 65 Roxburgh st
Duncan John, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent,
and secretary to the Greenock Railway Guaranteed Co.,
24 West Burn st. Ho. 6 Brougham st
Duncan John, patternmaker, 5 Antigua st
Duncan John, baker, 15 East Shaw st. Ho. do
Duncan John, lath splitter, 10 South st
Duncan John, smith, 9 East Quay lane
Duncan John, mason, 4 Mount Pleasant st
Duncan John, rafter, 14 Mearns st
Duncan Matthew, cowfeeder, bag and bass merchant, 28
Duncan st. Ho. 28 Bruce st
Duncan R. B. , procurator and notary public, 29 West Burn
st. Ho. Glenford cottage, 11 South st
Duncan Robert F., painter and paperhanger, 35 West Burn
st. Ho. 15 Nelson st, west
Duncan Robert, spirit dealer, 14 Market st. Ho. 48
Ann st
Duncan Robert, sailmaker, 13 Watt st
Duncan Robert, coal agent, 28 Wellington st
Duncan Robert, labourer, 16 Crescent st
Duncan Robert, assistant registrar, 10 Nile st
Duncan &l Sharp, brassfounders, plumbers and gasfitters, 73
East Hamilton st
Duncan Samuel, chemist and druggist, and branch Post Office,
Havelock buildings, 17 West Blackball st and 17 Hamil-
ton St. Ho. 22 Kelly st
Duncan Thomas, painter, 23 Ingleston st
Duncan William, boilermaker, 59 Rue-end st
Duncan William, joiner, 53 Holmscroft st
Duncan William, seaman, 63 Holmscroft st
Duncan Miss Margaret, 15 Roxburgh st

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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).