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320 LINWOOD DIRECTORY.
JAMIESON, Miss L., teacher, 617 Duke streat, Glasgow
KERR, James, farmer, Green farm
Kerr, Mrs. Robert, Burnbrae house
Kerr, Peter, civil engineer, architect and surveyor (of Kerr &
Watson), Johnstone — house Branscroft house, Johnston 3
Kerr, Robert, farmer, East Fulton
Kerr, William, farmer, Linclive
LEGGAT, Robert J., clerk at Paper mill — ho. Mosslands cottage
Lochhead, James, engineer, 4- Napier street
Lochhead, John, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages, 15 Napier
street
Lyle, Mrs. John, farmer, Middleton
MORRISON, Duncan M'K., joiner, 1 Bridge street
Muirhead, William, engineer, Ardenlea
Muirhead, William, treasurer to Co-operative Society, Limited —
house Riversdale
M' ARTHUR, Archibald, ploughman to William Kerr, Linclive —
house Armour place, Bridge street
M'Govern, Miss, teacher, Lee place, Bridge street
M'Kenzie, Hugh, Linwood, Inkermann and Paisley letter-carrier — ■
house Springbank road. Paisley
M'Kinstery, James, boiler maker — house Armour place. Bridge
street
M'Lean, Ronald, coachman to Mrs. Kerr, Burnbrae house — house
The Stables
O'ROURKE, Joseph, shopman to Mrs. B. Dougherty — house 23
Bridge street
PATTISON, Charles, blacksmith, engineer, and cycle repairer, 7
Bridge street — house 5 do.
Post Office, 16 Napier street — Mrs. Anderson, postmistress
Prentice, James, grocer and spirit merchant, 10 Napier street —
house Armour place. Bridge street
Prentice, John, contractor and cowfeeder, 22 Napier street
Prentice, Eliza, teacher, Inkermann Public School — house 4
Bridge street
Prentice, Robert, flesher, 4 Bridge street — ^house Armour place,
Bridge street
Prentice, Robert S , flesher, 4 Bridge street — house 6 do.

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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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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).