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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.
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Wright, Josiali, law clerk
Wyllie, Joseph, quarryman
Wyllie, William, clerk
Young, James, quarryman
Young, Mrs Anne, widow
LOCHFOOT.
Beck, R., Waterworks
Bisset, Jolm
Clark, Miss M.
Clark, J., Lake Cofttage
Coltart, James, cotman
Craig, Misses M. & J., dress-
makers
Coupland, J.
Coupland, T., retired farmer
Crosby, Rev. T., E.C. Manse
Davidson, Miss E., Post Office
Dick, Anthony, teacher
Gibson, Sam., roadman
Halliday, Mrs
Hunter, James, Old Mill
Jardine, Mrs M.
Johnstone, J., labourer
Johnstone, J., molecatcher
Johnstone, C, labourer
Johnstone, Mrs Joseph
Kerr, Miss B.
Lockerbie, W., joiner
Lockerbie, Mrs
M'Dill, Mrs
M 'Donald, J., shoemaker
M 'Naught, James, labourer
Porteous, J., blacksmith
Service, William
•Sturgeon, R., ploughman
Swan, James
Wilson, W., roadman
NEWABBEY.
Allan, W., shepherd. Barley
Allan, Mrs
Beggg, Mrs
Bell, J., Townhead
Bryden, R., Lochbank Cottage
Carruthers, J.
Carruthers, W., gardener
Carson, R., Low Lochbank
Chambrey, H., butler, Kirk-
oonnel Mains
Clingan, J., constable
Cowan, David, postman
Crossan, Mrs, dressmaker
Dick, Rev. B. D., St. Mary's
R.C. Chapel
Douglas, W., Commercial
Hotel
Gibson, Mrs, Shambellie Lodge
Gillies, Dr H., M.D.
Glendinning, J.,
Graham, J., Old Mill
Hill, Miss M.
Ireland. J., blacksmith
Jamieson, Mrs, Vennelcroft
Jardine, W., grocer and
general merchant
Jardine, J.
Kerr, Hugh, Abbey Arms
(Temperance Hotel)
Kerr, Thomas, Low Lochbank
Kimm, Mrs J.
Kincaid, W., Mount Pleasant
King, Mrs M.
Kingan, Mrs, Ashcroft
Laird, T., jun., Wanford Cot-
tage
Laird, T., sen., Townhead
Lawson, Mrs, dressmaker
Lewis, J., Bridge Park
M'Cuiloch, Mrs, grocer
M'Culloch, J. A., Post Office
M'Currach, E., teacher
M 'Donald, W., shoemaker
M 'Knight, James, Slatebarns
M'Kie, J., Craigieside
M'Kie, J., mason
M'Leish, J., forester
M 'William, Miss
Morley, G., Devorgilla Cot-
tage
Murray, G., labourer
Murphy, Mrs
Paton, Miss
Rae, J., Arbour Cottage
Smith, T. T., Gatend
Smith, W., Shambellie Stables
Solway Granite Company
Stenton, J. R., tailor
Tait, T., coachman, Bogside
Thomson, Matthew
Toppin, D.

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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).