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DUNNING.
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Cattle Dealers.
Millers.
Cunningham, William
M'Inroy, Jane, Baldinnies
Marshall, David
Whittet, Peter, Kelty Mill
Coal Merchants.
Saddlers.
Jones, James, Forteviot
Hurry, Charles
M'Currach, John, Forgandenny
Miller, Peter
Mailer, William, Dunning station
Schools.
Laing, Robert B., Forteviot
Board Schools-
Dr es smaker s .
Dunning — James F. Cusine, master
Forgandenny — Thomas Moffat, master
Gowans, Ann, Forteviot
Forteviot — William Sprunt, master
Mitchell, Miss Jane
Path of Condie, Forgandenny — Alex.
Morrison, Margaret
Hossack, master
Murray, Helen
Infants' and Industrial School, Pitcairns,
M'Donald, Jane
Dunning— Miss M. J.M'Intosh,mistress
Reid, Margaret
Ross, Margaret
Slaters and Plasterers.
Sword, William
Dougall, James
Wright, Johnstone
Hutchison, James
Fleshers.
Mailer, Andrew
M'Cabe, Peter & James
Surgeon.
Donaldson, David G., M.B., cm.
Grain Dealers.
Tailors
Sword, John
Martin, John
Walker, John
Whittet, Peter, Kelty Mill
Miscellaneous.
Grocers and General Dealers.
Dewar, J. & A., painters
Bruce, William
Dougall, David, china, &c, dealer
Campbell, Margaret
Greenhill, Andrew, veterinary surgeon
Chambers, Isabella
Hogg, David, bookseller
Christie, James, Forteviot
Jones, James, saw mill owner, Forteviot
Crawford, Catherine G.
Lawson, John, veterinary surgeon
Cunningham, John
Lowson, Alexander, sanitary inspector
Dougall, David
Penney, James, game dealer
Dunning Co-Operative Provident Society
Stirling, John, plumber
Hogg, David
Laing, Jane, Forgandenny
Law, John
PUBLIC OFFICES, &c.
M'Farlane, Mary
Wilson, Janet, Forteviot
Places of Worship and their Ministers.
Established Churches-
Horse Hirers.
Dunning— Rev. Peter Thomson, b.d.
Duff, Thomas
Forgandenny — Rev. John Robb
Miller, David
Forteviot — Rev. James Anderson, D.D.
Scott, James
Episcopal Church, Duncrub— Rev. Mr
Innkeepers.
Stevenson
Duff, Thomas
Free Churches — ■
Sutherland, Forteviot
Dunning — Rev: Duncan M'Laren
Howie, John
Forgandenny — Rev. John Crichton
Scott, James
TJ.P. Churches —
Dunning — Rev. Thomas Watt
Joiners and Wrights.
Pathstruie — Rev. J. Greenhill
Carmichael, John, Forgandenny
School Boards.
Eadie, J., Path of Condie, Forgandenny
Dunning—
Lawson, William, jun.
Chairman — Rev. P. Thomson, B.D.
Lawson, William
Clerk and Treasurer — Wm. Henderson
Wilson, James
Forgandenny —
Linen and Woollen Drapers.
Chairman— C. L. Wood
Clerk and Officer — Charles Lumsden
Cunningham, Margaret
Forteviot—
Dougall, David
Chairman Rev. J. Anderson, M.A.,D.D.
Sword, William
Clerk and Treasurer — George Mackie,
Wright, Johnstone
Invermay

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1895-1896
DescriptionLeslie's Directory for Perth and Perthshire 1895-96.
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1885-1912 - Leslie's directory for Perth and Perthshire
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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).