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AYR DIRECTORY.
Kill*, Thomas, wright and builder, Fort street
King, J. musician, Garden street
King's Arms Inn, Wm. Noble, 14 High street
Kinloch, John, draper, 22, High street
Kinnon, Peter, nurseryman, Gouks croft
Kinross, John, merchant, Fort street — house Al-
loway place
Kirkland, James, grocer & spirit- dealer, 27, Wal-
lace street
Kirkland, Mrs Henry, 4 Newmarket street
Kirkwood, Robert, baker, 54), Nevrton
Kirkwood, James, shoemaker, 14, Old Bridge st
Kirkland, William, writer, 33, Newmarket street,
house. Barns street
Kirkland, John, gardener, Whitletts
Kitson, Nathaniel, clothier, 7, Old Bridge street
Klinesmith, the Rev. Henry, Moravian church
house, 27, Mill street
Lauchlan, John, shoemaker 1 i4 High street
Lang, John, wright, Garden street,
Latta, Catherine, innkeeper. South Quay
Latta, John, innkeeper, St. Evox
Lauder, John^ trunk & cage-maker, 62 High st.
Law, William, shipmaster, Daner Rovy
Lawson, Mary, innkeeper. High street
Lawson, James, ropemaker. 125, High street
Lawson, R. hair-cutter & painter, Ciunes venoel
Lees, John, shipmaster, Newton
Limond, David, Esq. of Daibiair — Dalblair house
Limond, Miss, Alloway place
Limond, Mrs. 6'2 High street
Limond, Mrs. grocer, 2 ) Wallace street

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1830 - Brief historical reminiscences of the county and town of Ayr, from its earliest period to the present day, to which is added a correct list of the lieutenancy, freeholders, commissioners of supply of the county, magistrates of the town of Ayr, Newton, Pr
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Ayrshire
Counties
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).