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128 MUIR — RUSSELL.
MuiR, Alexander, farmer, Netherton
Muir, James, farmer, Annisland
Muir, James, store-keeper, Wilson street
Muir, Thomas, farmer, Loan head
Munro, George, shoemaker, High street
Munro, John, gardener. High street
McFarlane, James, spirit dealer, Hearst lane
McFarlane, John, keeper Renfrew Toll-bar
McFarlane, William, spirit dealer. Back row
McFarlane, William, boot and shoe maker. High street
McHutchison, Jas. Saucel distillery spirit cellar, Castle hill
McKean, Andrew, spirit dealer and tailor. Cross
M'Kenzie, John, cooper, Pinkerton's lane
McKenzie, Mathew, shoemaker. Back row
McKenzie, Thomas, muslin manufacturer and collector of
statute labour money. Back row
McLaren, George, builder, Back row
McLaren, John, spirit dealer. Cross
McLaren, Peter, schoolmaster. High street
McLatchie, John, foreman, Scotstone
McLaws, John, surgeon and drugoist. Cross
McMillan, Duncan, spirit dealer. Canal road
McMillan, Thomas, (Black Bull Head Inn) High street
McNeil, John, muslin manufacturer. High street
McNicol, Donald, teacher, Muttonhole
McWilliam, Alex, cloth merchant. Cross, .ho. Cow lane
NAIRN, Thomas, twister. High street
OGH^VIE, Robert, farmer. Knock
Oswald, Miss, of Scotston
PATERSON, John, farmer, Easter Walkinshaw
Paton, George, farmer, Bank head
Pollock, Misses, Hole
RISK, Moses, salesman to John Harvey, & Co. distillers
. .house Yoker
Russell, Bernard, smith and farrier, Hearst lane
Russell, John, farm steward, Yoker

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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).