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STREET DIRECTORY— BRIDGEND.
Smithfield — Jno. Robertson, gardnr.
Cozieden — John Houston, mkt. gdr.
Tayview — William Dawson, farmer
Andrew Dunn, market gardener
Miss Christina M'Gregor
Strawberrybank — Wm. Cowieson,
market gardener
Tankfield — Robert Tait, mkt. gdnr.
Greenknowe — Wm. Pittendreich,
market gardener
W^oodlands — ^James Hart, mkt. gdr.
Westview — David Dawson, farmer
Milestone Cottage — Alex. Anderson,
joiner
Elmbank — Mrs Logie
John D. Smeaton, solicitor
Elizabeth Boag
Mrs John M'Killop, market gdnr.
Northbank — Allan Plart, dyer's cln.
Kerr's Land — Mrs John Kerr
Andrew Easton, gardener
Alma Christie, tobacco spinner
Peter Anderson, signalman
James Cameron, joiner
Mrs Thomas Robertson
Robert Hunt, clothier
Carrick House — George M 'Donald
Mrs David Young
Mrs William D. Charnley
William Young, printer
Mrs David Peddie, Post Office
Sunnybank — Walter Gillies, M.A. ,
English master, Perth Academy
Gowrie Cottage — Mrs Wm. Gorrie
Robert Clark, parcel postman
Gowrie Bank — John Balmain
Woodend Cottage— Jno. M 'Donald,
butcher
Rockville— Rev. John Watt
Fairmount Villas —
4 Robert Dandie
3 John M'Leod, nurseryman
2 Mrs Mather
I Duncan Leslie, stationer
Willanslee — Major Geo. P. Salmon
Fairmount — John Steel
Craigmount — David Marshall, law
agent
Charles Burnett, accountant
Barnhill Cottage — R. Spalding,
wool merchant
Walnut Cottage — Mary Turnbull
Wellwood — Peter Mitchell, gardnr.
John Sprunt, sawmiller
Andrew Taylor, gardener
Bowepswell Road.
Gowrie Cottage — Christina Just
Bankhead — ^Elizabeth Donald
Bowerswell Cottage-
Thomas B. Nicol, music teacher
Edward Nicol, organist
Rosebank — ^James F. PuUar, dyer
Albert Gaedake, gardener
Charles S. Watt, coachman
Bowerswell — Mrs George Gray
Donald M'Gregor, gardener
Mount Tabor — Andw. Martin, bnkr
Captain Alexander Geddes
Kinnoull Hill Lodge — Alex. Howe,
forester Z ^^
St. Marys Cottage— Peter Welsh,
ropespinner
St. Mary's Monastery — The Very
Rev. M. Somers
Hatton Farm —
William Brown, fruiterer
Edward A. Stenning, gardener
Benjamin Drummond, ploughman
Dupplin Bank — ^John Wood, baker
Bridge Street.
1 Thomas M'Kenzie, customs
2 James M 'Donald, shoemaker
3 Robert Robertson, tobacconist
4 Robert Angus, newsagent
Bridge Street (East).
I Mrs James Duigans, greengrocer
5 James M 'Donald, bootmaker
... Mrs Alexander M'Intyre
... Lilias Seaton
... Jessie Allan
... James Menzies, dyer
... Georgina Sim, dressmaker
... Peter M'Lean, baker
. . . Magdalen Duncan
II David Sharp, gardener
. , Janet Massey, dressmaker
... Ann M'Intosh
... John M'Kenzie, mason
13 James Plarris, gardener 1

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DescriptionLeslie's Directory for Perth and Perthshire 1891-92.
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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).