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NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN. 51
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Welch, WiUiam, portioner, G-arden street
White, Alexander, foreman cabinet-maker to J, Wilson and Co.,
Sandgate street ; house, Green street
James, labourer, Main street •
John, grocer, Cross street
J Robert, joiner, Green street
-» — T- William, builder, John street
Whiteford, William, tailor. Cross street
WilHamson, Mrs., lodgings, Darlington road
Wilkinson, John, huntsman, John street
Wilson, Allan (of Dickie and Wilson, Glasgow, Ayr, and Gal-
loway carriers), Clune's vennal
Allan, innkeeper, George street
John, hosier. High street ; house, Content street
Allan, jun,, mason, George street
• Agnes, grocer, Allison street
Christina, grocer, Main street
Henry, shoemaker, Main street
James, joiner & cabinet-maker, Clune's vennal
John, feuar, Clnirch street
Peter, mason, Russell street
Thomas, labourer. Cross street
William, grocer & spirit-dealer, Wallace street
• George (of John Wilson & Co., upholsterers), Content st.
. Robert, auctioneer. Main street
f Mrs., Green street
Wisely, Rev. (Evangelical Union), Mrs. Lyon's, New road
Wise, Charles, portioner. Content street
Witherspoon, David, portioner, George street
Wightman, James, thatcher, Peebles street
Wood, George, sergeant, rural police ; house, Allison street
William, grocer and spirit-dealer, High street ; house,
Woodfield, Prestwick road
• Robert, renovator and dyer. Main street
Woodside, Hugh, sewing agent, 33 Cross street
Wright, David & Son, bakers, Main street
• Robert (of Da,vid & Son), Main street
• Janet & Mary, grocers, Main street
Wylie, William, reporter, A^r Advertiser, Miss M'Lure's,
straw-hat maker, John street
James, carter. Green street
James, fisherman. Sea lane
• James, ropemaker, Main street
Mrs., portioner. New road
Mrs., portioner, Content street
Young-, Alexander, spirit- dealer, George street
Alexander, weaver, Russell street
Robert, portioner. Weaver street
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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).