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HOUSTOUN, kc. 195
Hay, Rev. William Scott, Bridge of Weir
Henderson, John, feuar, Houstoun
Henderson, Mrs. grocer. Bridge of Weir
Henderson, William, grocer and spirit dealer, Woodside
Holmes, John, clerk, Houstoun-field
Holmes, William, farmer, Yateston
Holmes, W. srr.iih, ftxrrier, & spirit dealer, Bridge of Weir
Houston, James, grazier, Bridge of Weir
Houston, James, grocer, Black Ball Inn, Houstoun
Houston, John, carding-master, GryfFe mill
Houston, Robert, joiner and cart wright, Houstoun
JAMIESON, Archibald, of Woodfoot
Jamieson, John, picking-master, Crosslee mill
KERR, George, sawyer, Bridge of Weir
King, Amelia, grocer. Bridge of Weir
King, John, builder, Houstoun Cottage
King, Misses, millinerS; straw hat and dress makers,
Bridge of Weir
King, Walter, sen. Houstoun
King, Walter, jun. builder, Houstoun
Kirkwood, John, farmer, Netherfield
Knox, Miss, leghorn and straw-hat maker, Houstoun
LAIRD, James, farmer. High Lawfield
Lang, Alexander, farmer, Houstounhead
Lang, Arthur, of East Yonderton
Lang, Gabriel, miller, Barrochan mill
Lang, George, grocer and spirit dealer, Bridge of Wer
Lang, James, clerk, New mill
Lang, James, farmer, Boderickfield
Lang, John, farmer, West Glen
Lang, John, joiner and cartwright, Crosslee
Lang, John, spirit-dealer, Crosslee
Lang, Joseph, coal and lime-merchant, Goudenlee
Lang, Joseph, smith, horse-cutter, & spirit dealer, Bridge
of Weir
Lang, William, engineer, Old mill
Lang, William, farmer, Wraes

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DescriptionFor 1830-1831. Fourth edition.
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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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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish counties or parts of counties.
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).