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122 DIRECTORY.
McClelland, Alex., joiner, 115 Geoi'ge street
McClelland, Wm. , grocer, 63 George street
McClelland, William, printer, 57 New road
McClement, Robert, postman to Coylton, 117 Main street
McClnre, James, plumber, 17 Argyle street
McClurkin, John, baker, 78 Main street
McClusky, C. L. , grocer, 43 Cross street
McClymont, George, railway guard, Elmbank Road
McClymont, Robert, iron moulder, 17 Peebles street
McCLYMOlTT, JAHES, grocer and spirit merchant, 39
Main street— bouse, 52 do. (see advt, p 104)
McClymont, John, coach trimmer, 7 Havannah place, Viewfield
road
McClymont, John, 33 John street
McColm, William, shipping agent. North Harbour street — house,
Elmbank, Tarn's brig
McConnell, John, mason, 60 Allison street
McConnell, John, 2 Davidson place. Church street
McConnell, John, late gate keeper, 60 Allison street
McConnell, Joseph, engineer, Holland bank cottage, 40 Church
street
McConnell, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 84 Main street
McConnell, Wm., cabinetmaker, 16 Garden street
McConnell, Wm. jr., grocer, Woodbine cottage, 45 Church
street — shop, 244 High street, Ayr
McConnell, Wm. , provision merchant, 12 Gordon place— house,
Gordon cottage. Content street
McComiell, Mrs, 79 New road
McCormick, Arch. , mason, 94 W^allace street
McCormick, James, engineer. North Park place, Prestwick road
McCracken, Charles, mason, 9 Argyle street
MCrae, Hugh, boiler maker, 23 Clunes vennel
McCrae, Hugh, collector Scottish Legal Society, 40 Elba street
M*OE»AE, HUG-H, &recer, 70 &reen Street and 7 PeelDles
street — house, 17 Hall's Vennal. (see advt, p 13)
McCrae, Robert, plasterer, 4 Content street
McCreadie, Anthony, shoemaker, 46 York street
McCreadie, Walter, compositor, 13 Cross street
McCreath, Mrs, Galloway crescent, 75 Russell street
McCrindle, Adam, railway servant, Newton terrace, 4 Green
street lane
McCreath, Mrs, Galloway Crescent, 75 Russell Street

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1873-1893 - Post office general and trades directory for Ayr, Newton, and Wallacetown
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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).