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THORN LIEBANK, S>CC» 157
Craig, Thomas, farmer, Clough
Crura, James, cotton-spinner — house Thornliebank
Crum, James, jun. and Co. cotton-spinning and power
loom weaving factory, New Field and Thornliebank
Crum, John, calico-printer and bleacher — house Thorn-
liebank
Crum, Messrs John, Walter, & Co. calico-printers, and
bleachers, Thornliebank
Crum, W. calico-printer and bleacher — ho. Thornliebank
Cruikston, ancient residence of Mary, Queen of Scots
Gumming, James, overseer coal works, Hurlet
Cunningham, Robert, smith and farrier^ Cowglea
DEANS, Mathew, farmer, Burnfield
Divan, Phillip, carding-master, Thornliebank
Donald, William, cloth- merchant, Thornliebank
Douglas, L. clerk to John Wilson & Sons, Hurlet
Dove, Alexander, grocer, wine & spirit-merchant, (Cross)
Nitshill
Dove, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, Nitshill
Dunn, " , Holehouse
Dunlop, Misses, of Househill
FERGUSON, David, carter, Brocklees
Findlayson, Alexander, smith Thornliebank,
Fleming, Jame>', lime-merchant, (Arden lime works) — ^ho.
Darnly
Foulds, James, Farmer, Nether Auldhouse
Foulds, James, jun. farmer, Kinnishead
Freeland, John, Mains
GILCHRIST, Erskine, boot & shoemaker, Thornliebank
Olen, William, Hawkhead Mains
HAMILTON, Alexander, farmer, Dykebarr
Hamilton, James, grocer, Nitshill
Hart, James, farmer, Wellwas
Hart, Thomas, spirit-dealer and gardener, Thornliebank
H'^'vey, David, boot and shoemaker, Thornliebank
Henderson, Peter, teacher, Thornliebank
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1829-1842 - Fowler's commercial directory of the principal towns and villages in the upper ward of Renfrewshire
DescriptionPaisley: G. Fowler. [1829-1830 edition has title: Fowler's new commercial directory of the principal towns and villages in the upper ward of Renfrewshire.]
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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).