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HURLFORD — DISTRICT DIRECTORY KILMAURS.
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Woodburn, Jolin, Ralstonliill
Woodburn, J., Sliawsmill • '
Wyllie, Allan, Burnfoot
GROCERS.
Barr, Archibald
Cameron, Mrs.
Currie, Charles, jun.
Gemmell, J., Hoodston Bridge
Gibson, Robert
Goudie, William, Post Office
Hume, R. and D.
Love, Andrew
M 'Gibbon, David
Park, Daniel
Rigg, Alexander
Scobloie, John
Thomson, James
Young, James
INNKEEPERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS.
Cameron, Mrs.
Currie, Charles
Gibson, Robert
Kennedy, John, Crown Hotel
Miller, John
M 'Court, James, Mayfield
M 'Gibbon, David
Nisbet, Mrs,
Orr, John
Wilson, Matthew, Crookedholm
IRONMASTERS.
Eglinton Iron Co., Portland Ironworks
Simpson, John, Hurlford Foundry
Strang, Andrew, Blair Foundry
Weir, Wm. (of Eglinton Iron Co.),
Portland Ironworks
LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS.
Currie, Charles
Goudie, William
Kennedy, David
Park, Daniel
MANUFACTURERS.
Thomson, W. and M., Crookedholm
MILLER.
Andrew, John H., Riccarton Mills
MILLINER.
E. Strang
SURGEON.
M 'Latchie, Jn. , M. D. , Woodend Cottage
TAILORS.
Faulds, John
Nisbet, Jeremiah
TEACHERS.
Finlayson, Robert, Hurlford School
Crawford, John, Crosshands
M'Lure, Miss, Hurlford School
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gemmell, Jn. , manager. Holmes Colliery
Graham, J., and Sons, hedgers
Howie, John, Oilwork
Howie, J. and R. , Fire-clay Works
Inglis. John, and Co., woollen manu-
facturers, Purroch Cottage
Kirkwood, James, station master and
collector
M 'Cowan, William, manager, Portland
Ironworks
Warnock, John, manager, Barleith Col-
liery
PLACE OF WORSHIP.
Free Church ; Rev. Wm. Reid, minister
KILMAUKS and NEIGHBOUR-
HOOD.
GENTRY AND CLERGY.
Adam, W. P., of Tour House
Campbell, James, of Crofthead
Forgan, Charles, of Towerhill
Gray, Rev. A., U.P. Church Manse
Inglis, Rev. Alex., The Manse
Kerr, Richard, Cunninghamhead House
Mathie, James, Wheat Sheaf Hotel
Maxwell, Rev. Jas., Free Church Manse
M 'Knight, John, Plan House
Paterson, Thomas, of High Longmuir
Woodrow, James, Main street
Woodrow, William, Laigh Croft
BAKER.
Macfarlane, James
BLACKSMITH.
Jack, John
BONNET MANUFACTURER.
Woodrow, William
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
Millar, William
Steel, Robert

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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).