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Kerr Archibald, skipper, foot of Charles street
Kerr John, land waiter, Stewart street
Kerr James, shipmaster, Brodie's land, head of
Charles street
Kerr Rob. letter carrier, back of Innerkip street
Kerr Miss, Allison's land, Innerkip street
Kerr Allan, merchant, west end Blackhall street;
cellars and office, West quay
Kerr James, feuer, Orange field
Kerr Rob. clerk, Crawfordsdyke
Kerr Edward, mariner, Scott's land, West bridge
Kerr George, clerk, Reid's land, Market street
Kerr John, shoremaster, Shannan's close
Kidd Mrs. midwife, Lang's land, Charles street
Khull Nicholas, feuer, Gourock street
Kelley James, grocer, Love's land, Innerkip street ;
shop, Carmichael's land, Vennal foot
Key Rob. accountant, M'Gilchrist's land, Taylor's
close
Key John, merchant, Boag'sland, Vennal
Kerith Duncan, teacher of music, Manse lane
Kermock Peter, mason and changekeeper, Scott's
land, Smith's lane
Kernichan James, shipmaster, Mathie's land, Manse
lane
Kennedy James, merchant, foot of Cross shore
street; shop Clerk's- land, nigh the Mid quay
head
Kennedy David, joiner and feuer, Taylor's lane
Kelburn Mrs. feuer, Crawfordsdyke
Knox Alexander, baker, Campbell's land, Craw-
fordsdyke
Key Wm. taylor, Aitken's land, Taylor's close
Kirkwood Hugh, Dean's land,- Longwell close
Kennedy Dan. taylor, Gray's land, Longwell close
Kippen and Murray, agents, office, head of East
quay street

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1805 - Greenock & Port-Glasgow directory
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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).