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GENERAL DIRECTORY. 145
Boyle, William, 5 Cumberland Street
Boyle, Mrs Helen, Ivy Bank
Boyle, Miss, 19 Friars' Vennel
Brady, P., 44 Queensberry Street
Brady, John, 16 Queensberry Street
Bradley, Joseph, millworker, 128 St. Michael' Street
Brand, Janet, 5 Mitchell's Lane, m
Braiiney, Thomas, hairdresser, 3 King Street; h 7 King Street
Branney. Mrs Mary, 155 High Street
Brash, Thomas, & Son, grocers and wine merchants, 168 High
Street
Brash, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, Cumberland Villa
Braithwate, H., confectioner, 123 St Michael Street
Bremner, Mrs, 55 Burns Street
Brend, James, moulder, 34 King Street, m
Brend, James, baker, 2 Robertvale Terrace
Bridges, William, slater and slate merchant, 58 Queen Street
Bridges, John, & Son, 58 Queen Street
Bridges, Henry Kirkpatrick, joiner, 1 Roseland Terrace
Bridges, John, sawyer, Beaconsfield Cottage, Milldamhead
Bridges. Mrs, Roselyn, Cardoness Street
Bridges, Mrs Sam., 97 Queen Street
Briggs, George, carter, Rotchell Road
Brinkworth, Mrs, 6 Linden Grove
British Linen Bank, 86 Irish Street
Broadfoot, Robert M., police constable, Ellerslie, Noblehill
Broadfoot, Thomas, plasterer, 5 Mill Road, m
Broadfoot, William, lathsplitter, 25 Friars' Vennel
Broadfoot, Mrs, 43 Glasgow Street
Broatch, Alexander, shoeing smith, 70 Irish Street
Brodie, David, clothier (Hastie & Brodie, The Old House, High
Street) ; h Ravenscraig, Rotchell Road, m
Brodie, James, shoemaker, 26 High Street
Brodie, William, millworker, 7 Seed Row, Church Street, m
Brodie, William, railway guard, 4 Welldale Terrace, m
Brodie, Mrs, laundress, 41 Colleg^e Street, m
Brooker, Alfred, school board officer (Dumfries Landward), School-
house, Noblehill
Brown, W., & Son, joiners, cartwrights, and undertakers, Mill
Road, m
Brown, Archibald, painter, 16 Nith Place
Brown, A., bank teller, 3 Marchbank Terrace
Brown, A. A., prison warder. Nelson Street, m
Brown, David, baker, 6 Balmoral Road
Brown, David, moulding machineman, 19 Balmoral Road
Brown, David, gardener, 37 College Street, m
Brown, David, street porter, 47 Loreburn Street
Brown, David, coach-painter, 2 Millbrae, m
Brown, David Kirk, Dryfe Cottage, Milldamhead
Brown, George, millworker, 65 Friars' Vennel

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1911-12 - Dumfries and district post office directory ... for 1911 and 1912
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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).