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210 AYRSHIRE DIRECTORY.
Davidson, Mrs., Hill-street
Dean, Miss, grocer, High-street
Dean, John (b), burgh factor, High-street
Dean, James (b), baker, High-street.
Dick, John (b), innkeeper. High-street
Dick, Maxwell (b), bookseller and dean of guild. High-street
Dickie, George (b), Turf Inn
Dickie, Andrew (b), grocer. High- street
Dickie, Robert (c), farmer, Bogside, by Irvine
Dickie, John (b), of Springfield
Dickie, Marion, High-street
Dickie, John, letter-carrier, Seagate
Doak, John (b), toUkeeper, Williamfield Toll
Doak, Gilbert (b), saddler, Bridgegate-head
Doke, Rev. Wm,, minister of Baptist congregation, High-st.
Downs and Dunlop, shoemakers. High-street .
Drummond, Rev. James (b), minister of United Presbyterian
Church (west)
DuflP, Miss, teacher. Bank-street
Duff, Isabella, grocer, Townend
Dunlop, John, cloth-merchant. High-street
Dunlop, Mrs. Robert, Burns-street, Irvine
Dunlop, Thomas (b), Townhead
Dunlop, D. (c), farmer, Irvine Mains
Dunlop, Mrs. Bailie, Kirkgatehead
Dunlop, James (b), shipowner. Hill-street
Dunlop, James (c), farmer, Lawthorn, by Irvine
Dunlop, D. (b), grocer, East Back Road, do.
Dunlop, Robert (c), farmer, Snodgrass, do.
Dunlop, Mrs. Bailie, Kirkgatehead
Dunsmuir, Miss, Eglinton-street
Fairrie, Miss A., Hill-street
Fairrie, Mrs. Barbara, Bridgegate
Ferguson, Dr. John (b), Kirkgatehead
Ferguson, Miss, Kirkgate-head
Ferguson, John (b), of Whitlee,
Finlay, John, grocer, High-street
Fisher, John, musician, Seagatehead
Fleck, Mrs "William, Eglinton-street
Fletcher, James (b), blacksmith, Back Road
Fletcher, Misses, innkeepers, High-street
Frazer, Hugh, clerk, West Back-road
Frazer, Simon, gardener, Seagate
Frew, Robert, tailor, Kirkgate
Frew, James, kirk-oflacer, Porthead
Fullarton, Capt. George (b), of Pullarton; Townhead
FuUarton, Capt., S.1M., Townhead
Fullarton, Robert (b), bookseller and inspector of poor, High-st.

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1851-1852 - Ayrshire Directory
Description1851-1852 directory originally printed and published at the Ayr Advertiser Office, Ayr, 1851, for all towns and villages in Ayreshire. General gazetteer information from the time, including town and village descriptions, in addition to contemporary advertisements and the directory itself containing names, occupations and addresses of the working population.
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish counties or parts of counties.
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).