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LINWOOD, BY PAISLEY,
(INCLUDING CLIPPENS).
ABERNETHY, Rev. John, Established Church clergyman, The
Manse
Anderson, Mrs., postmistress, 16 Napier street
BONE, David, insurance agent, Napier street
Brady, Miss, schoolmistress, R.C. School — ho. Lee place, Bridge st.
Burgess, Capt. C. Mitford, Linwood house
CLIPPENS Oil Co. Limited, Clippens Oil works — head office 27
Royal Exchange square, Glasgow
Co-operative Society Limited — store 32 Napier street — storekeeper
William Young — house 1 9 Napier street
Connelly, John, shopman to Mrs. Mary Killea — ho. 23 Bridge st.
Craig, John, manager, Clippens Oil Works — house Clippens villa
Cuninghame, J. C, Craigends and Walkinshaw
DELDAY, James, teacher, Public School — house Schoolhouse
Dixon, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 17 Bridge street
EADIE, John, farmer, West Fulton
FAULDS, Andrew, manager to Linwood Cotton Spinning Company
Limited — house 36 Napier street
Fraser, Miss M., grocer, 12 Napier street
GALBRAITH, John, grocer and provision merchant, 15 Napier st.
Gemmill, Robert, treasurer, Co-operative Society Limited — house
2 Napier square
Gillies, Miss, dairy, 31 Napier street
Gilmartin, John, gardener to Mrs. Kerr — house Burnbrae lodge
Greer, Alexander, church-officer, Established Church — house 11
Napier street
HAMILTON, James, goods agent, G. & S.-W. Railway Co.—
house Station house
Hamilton, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, Buck's Head inn, 15
Bridge street — house 15 Napier street
Hattrick, Allan, joiner and cartwright, 4 Bridge street— house
Boshouse farm

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1892-1893
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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).