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224> Table of Distances.
m. f. p.
PoUokshaws (Cross) - - - - 6 4
Quarrelton (Black Bull Inn)— Mrs. Burnet - 3 4 32
Ralston House— Mr. Robert Orr - - - 1 6 i 1
Renfrew Cross - - - . - 27 1
Renfrew Ferry - - - - -330
Rosebank Cottage — Mr. Joseph Findlay - 3 4 18
Sandyford — Mrv Alexander Gardner - - 1 2 39
Sandyford— Mr.^ George Caldwell - - 1 2 39
Saucel Bank House - - - - - 6 G
Saucel Brewery - . - - - 3 26
Shaw Mill, (memorable for being the residence of some of
the reputed witches of Renfrewshire) - - 6 2 9
Shortrcods — Mr. Robert Carswell - - 6 25
Sir William Wallace's Tree - - - 2 4 17
South Arthuilie Turkey Red Dye-works— Mr. B. F.
M'Callum - - - - - 3 7 28
Springbank-field — Craig and Connell - - 5 6 17
Springfield Bieachfield and Dye-works (not possessed) 4 4 1
Springfield House — Mrs. Andrew Foulds - - 4 3 8
Springhill — Mr. Edward Campbell, bleacher - 4 1 33
St. James' Place _ - . . 1 23
St. James'-sireet, (No. 1) Head of Caledonia-street 3
Stewart's Mill, (Johnstone)— Mr. Alexander Stewart 3 6 33
Storie-street, No. 41, (foot of ) - *. - 3 26
Stow place — Mr. William Stow - - - 4
Thornhill House— Mr. Campbell Snodgrass - 3 26
Thornhill Inn— Mrs. Sinclair - - - 3 10
Thornlie-bank House — Mr. Crum - - 5 6 21
Thornlie-bank New Field — Messrs. Crums - .551
Thornlie-bank Printfield and Mill— Messrs Crums 5 7 12
Trees— Mr. William Finlay - - - 3 4 35
Underwood — Mr. James Lamb, architect and surveyor 3 16
Underwood Mill — John Orr, jun. and Co. - 4 2
Upper Greenbank Turkey red dye-works, Messrs. Thos.
Baird and Son - - - -636;
Wellmeadow — Mr. Robert Simm (No xxxi) - 4
West Arthuilie Bieachfield — James Cunningham and Sons 3 7 38
West Arthurlie Mill — Lock and Dunlop - - 4 3 24
West Broomland-street (head of M'Kerrell's Lane 7 11
West Huriet House— Mr John Wilson, sen. - 2 7 10
West March — Mr. James Logan - - 7 35
Woodfoot — Mr Archd. Jamieson - - - 6 31
Woodside — Mr. John Bell, (the site of a Roman Camp) 6 14
Woodside — Mr, John Cunningham -■ - 5 4 18

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1829-1842 - Fowler's 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.
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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).