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58 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.
Fleming, Mary, flesher, 29 George street
Fleming, Miss, dressmaker, 16 Barclay street
Fleming, Miss, dress and mantle maker, 6 Renfrew street
Fleming, Reid, & Co., yarn merchants, Greenock — branch 10 St.
Mirren street
Fleming, Robert, greengrocer, 9 Stock street — house 7 do.
Fleming, Thomas, farmer, South Gallowhill
Fleming, W. & H., painters and decorators, 13 New Smithhills
Fleming, W. Y., of Fleming & Ferguson — house Sreekona, Troon
Fleming, Walter, of W. & H. Fleming — house 25 New Smithhills
Fleming, William, farmer, Fulwood, by Linwood
Fletcher, Hugh, feuar, 5 Wardrop street
Flett, Rev. Oliver, D.D., minister of Baptist Church, Storie street,
— house Greenieholm, Calside
Flick, Miss, draper, 64 Broomlands — house 27 do.
Flockhart, William, 4 Stow place
Floyd, David, confectioner, 13 Caledonia street — house do.
Flynn, James, umbrella maker, 29 Orchard street — house do.
Fontana, Giuseppe, ice cream and confections, 30 New Smithhills
Forrest & Son, ticket writers, &c, 355 Argyle street, Glasgow
(see advt.)
Forrest & Son, chemical manure manufacturers, Burnbank, Chain
road
Forrest, James A., of Forrest & Son — ho. Burnbank cot., Chain rd.
Forrest, John, gardener, Gateside
Forrest, Mrs. James, hosier, 26 Broomlands
Forrest, William, of Forrest & Son — house Burnbank cottage
Forrester, John, warehouseman at M. Whitehill & Co.'s, Wallace-
lea cottage, Glasgow road
Forrester, William, hatter and draper, 1 Broomlands — house
Underwood road
Forrester, William, hatter, 23 High street — house Underwood road
Forsyth, Alexander, plumber, 84 George street — house do.
Forsyth, George, shoemaker, 53 High street — house do.
Forsyth, John, confectioner, 10 Cotton street — house do.
Forsyth, Robert, teacher, Kibble Reformatory, Greenock road
Forsyth, William, shoemaker, 11 West Buchanan street
Fortune, David, secretary Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society —
head office, Wilson street, Glasgow (see advt.)
Fortune, Mrs., grocer, 13 West Campbell street — house do.
Fotheringham, Thomas, coachman to Mrs. Holms, Sandyford— ho.
Sandy ford
Foulds, Alexander, coal merchant, Underwood depot — house 10
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1884-1912 - Paisley directory and general advertiser
Description" ... including comprehensive and accurate directories of Renfrew, Johnstone, Quarrelton, Eldrerslie, Inkermann, Blackston, Clippens, Linwood, Howwood, etc. ; and an appendix comprising a copious list of the public boards, institutions, societies &c., connected with the various localities." Irregular. Paisley : J. & J. Cook.
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Paisley
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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).