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196 HOUSTOUN, &c»
Lang, William, Saracen's Head Inn, Bridge of Weir
Lang, Mrs. William, jun. milliner, dress, and straw-hat
maker, Bridge of Weir
Lauder, James, farmer, Blarock
Leitch, James, smith and farrier, Barrochan-town
Loudon, Alexander, keeper Hardgate toll-bar
Lyle, James, farmer, Innally
Lyle, John, farmer, South Barlogan
MACDOWALL, Henry, Carruth
Macdovvall, William, of Carruth
Marshall, John, teacher, Hardgate
Miller, James, spirit-dealer, Crosslee
Miller, John, shoemaker and spirit-dealer, Bridge of Weis?
Miller, Miss, dress-maker, Crosslee
Miller, Mrs. farmer, Reiley
Miller, Robert, grocer, Bridge of Weir
Montcaih, Rev. John, D. D. Houstoun Manse
Muir, Robert, teacher, Bridge of Weir
Munro, Robert, grocer, boot and shoemaker, Houstoun
M^Coll, Solomon, clerk, Gryffe mill
M'Cowan, John, manager Crosslee mill
M'Dougal, A. spinning-master. Old mill, Bridge of Weir
M'Dougal, Daniel, druggist, Houstoun
M'Ewen, John, agent, Houstoun
M'Ewen, Miss, milliner and dress-maker, Houstoun
M'llvvraith, Hugh, grocer, Bridge of Weir
M'Isaac, Colin, shoemaker, Bridge of Weir
M'Kay, Mrs. dress and straw-hat maker, Bridge of Weir
M'Kemmie, James, spinning-master, Crosslee mill
M'Leod, Malcom, boot and shoemaker. Bridge of Weir
M 'Murray, Alexander, farmer, Gryffe Castle
M'Murray, Robert, farmer, Back of the Hill
MTherson, Rodger, carding-master, Crosslee mill
M'Taggart, John, baron officer, Houstoun Place |.
ORR, Robert, Lonend, Houstoun
Orr, Robert, spirit-dealer, Houstoun
Orr, Thomas, farmer, South Mains
Orr, Thomas, tea-dealer, Crosslee

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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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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).