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Middleton, Miss Grace, teacher of needlework, Royai
Academy
Middleton, Mrs, Rosebank villa, Drummond road
Militia Barracks, Telford road
Mill, William, Seabank Laundry, Millburn, and 18 Huntly
Street
Millan, John, dealer, 11 Duff street
Mills, Mrs, Kinrara, Southside road
Millar, Alex. B., Dunasdale, Bishop's road
Millar, Donald, teacher of music, Ross avenue
Millar, P., gardener, 3 Glebe street
Millburn Distillery, Millburn road
Miller, A., electric boot store, 38 Academy street
Miller, Hugh, farm manager. Queen's gate
Miller, James, saddler, 14 King street
Miller, Miss, dressmaker, Hardie's buildings, 18 Hill
terrace
Miller, S., 6 New buildings, Railway terrace
Milne, Alexander, watchmaker, 10 Stephen's brae
Milne, Donald, painter, 5 Crown street
Milne, Jaiies, coalman, 10 Simpson's lane
Milne, John, carpenter, 55 Shore street
Milne, Miss Jane, 16 Ardconnel terrace
Milne, Miss, Queen's gate
Milne, Peter F., Eastfield, Crown drive
Milne, William, 3 Ness place, Haugh road
Milne, William, labourer, 7 King street
Milne, William, labourer, 7 Tomnahurich street
Milton, William, fireman, 1 Carlton terrace, Millburn
Minck, P., watchmaker, 21 Inglis street, ho. Kinkell
villa, Kenneth street
Mirtle, F. T., baker, Caledonian buildings, Greig street
Mirtle, John, baker, 46 and 48 Castle street
Mission Chapel of the Holy Spirit, Factory street
Mission Hall, Gnnt street
Mission House, Drummond road
Mitchell, Alexender, stonecutter, 17 George street
Mitchell, Alex., agent. East Coast Railways' office. Aca-
demy street, ho. 2 Victoria terrace
Mitchell, Andrew, labourer, 51 Crown street
Mitchell, Colin, labourer, 29 Madras street
Mitchell & Craig, wine merchants, 24 Academy street
Mitchell, George, detective sergeant, C.P., Ballifeary
road
Mitchell, Henry, chemist, 28 Union street, ho. Seven-
oaks, Fairfield road
Mitchell, J., tailor, 37 King street
Mitchell, James A., dispenser, Inverness Forbes dispen-

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DescriptionInverness burgh directory 1901-1902
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1899-1912 - Inverness burgh directory
DescriptionInverness : R. Carruthers & Sons, 1899/1900-1960/1961. Previous editions titled: The Inverness directory.
ShelfmarkY.53
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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).