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FAI — FEN. 139
Fairweather, Isabella, milliner, 94 Scouringburn.
Isabella, milliner, 66 Scouringburn.
James, grocer, 34 King Street; h. 26 Carswell Lane.
James, shipmaster, 19 Temple Lane.
John, cabinetmaker, 63 Reform Street;/*. 17 Bell Street.
William, general commission and insurance agent, 19
St Andrew Street; h. Camperdown Court.
W. P., clerk, 17 Cotton Road.
Mrs John, 9 Temple Lane.
Mrs, 13 Meadow Street.
Miss, draper, 10 Cowgate ; h. 15.
Falconer, Mary, staymaker, 4 Fenton Street.
Farmer, Robert, coffee-house keeper, 15 Princes Street.
Miss, 125 Nethergate.
Farquhar, J. W., accountant, British Linen Company's Bank; h. 75
Murraygate.
John, baker, 101 Cowgate.
Mrs, 75 Murraygate.
Farquharson, Alexander, grocer, 1 Blackscroft : h. 60 Albert Street.
David G., grocer, 59 Hawkhill; h. 57.
David, grocer, 1 Foundry Lane.
Danald, treasurer to the Commissioners of Police, 61
Reform Street ; h. Cotton Road.
Findlay, clerk, Police treasurer's office, 61 Reform St.
h. 4 Dallfield Terrace.
James, hosier glover and shirt maker, 84 Nethergate
h. 69 Reform Street.
James, grocer, 7 Church Street.
Robert M. watchmaker and jeweller, 72 High Street.
h. Fort Hill, Broughty Ferry.
Robert, superintendent of Cleansing, 157 Seagate.
Walter, grocer, 59 Scouringburn; h. 61.
William, of Gibson Farquharson & Co., 38 Cotton Road.
Mrs Margaret, innkeeper, Swan Inn, 3 Barrack Street.
Mrs James, boys outfitter, 3 Seagate ; h. 75 Seagate.
Fay, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 95 and 97 Scouringburn.
Patrick, draper and clothier, 49 and 53 Scouringburn; h. 36 do*
Fearns, Robert, gardener, 86 King Street.
Feathers, James, clothier, 19 High Street.
P. A., chronometer maker, 26 Dock Street; h. Cottage Place,
Brought}' Ferry.
Fegan, William, spirit-dealer, 21 Hawkhill.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, 27 Dock Street; h. 35 Exchange Street.
Fender, Mrs, lodgings, St David's Lane.
Fenton, Charles, of J. & C. Fenton, 7 Lindsay Street.
J. & C, engravers, lithographers, and printers, 6 Crichton
Street.
Miss, milliner, 5 Albert Court.
Fairweather, Isabella, milliner, 94 Scouringburn.
Isabella, milliner, 66 Scouringburn.
James, grocer, 34 King Street; h. 26 Carswell Lane.
James, shipmaster, 19 Temple Lane.
John, cabinetmaker, 63 Reform Street;/*. 17 Bell Street.
William, general commission and insurance agent, 19
St Andrew Street; h. Camperdown Court.
W. P., clerk, 17 Cotton Road.
Mrs John, 9 Temple Lane.
Mrs, 13 Meadow Street.
Miss, draper, 10 Cowgate ; h. 15.
Falconer, Mary, staymaker, 4 Fenton Street.
Farmer, Robert, coffee-house keeper, 15 Princes Street.
Miss, 125 Nethergate.
Farquhar, J. W., accountant, British Linen Company's Bank; h. 75
Murraygate.
John, baker, 101 Cowgate.
Mrs, 75 Murraygate.
Farquharson, Alexander, grocer, 1 Blackscroft : h. 60 Albert Street.
David G., grocer, 59 Hawkhill; h. 57.
David, grocer, 1 Foundry Lane.
Danald, treasurer to the Commissioners of Police, 61
Reform Street ; h. Cotton Road.
Findlay, clerk, Police treasurer's office, 61 Reform St.
h. 4 Dallfield Terrace.
James, hosier glover and shirt maker, 84 Nethergate
h. 69 Reform Street.
James, grocer, 7 Church Street.
Robert M. watchmaker and jeweller, 72 High Street.
h. Fort Hill, Broughty Ferry.
Robert, superintendent of Cleansing, 157 Seagate.
Walter, grocer, 59 Scouringburn; h. 61.
William, of Gibson Farquharson & Co., 38 Cotton Road.
Mrs Margaret, innkeeper, Swan Inn, 3 Barrack Street.
Mrs James, boys outfitter, 3 Seagate ; h. 75 Seagate.
Fay, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 95 and 97 Scouringburn.
Patrick, draper and clothier, 49 and 53 Scouringburn; h. 36 do*
Fearns, Robert, gardener, 86 King Street.
Feathers, James, clothier, 19 High Street.
P. A., chronometer maker, 26 Dock Street; h. Cottage Place,
Brought}' Ferry.
Fegan, William, spirit-dealer, 21 Hawkhill.
Mrs, spirit-dealer, 27 Dock Street; h. 35 Exchange Street.
Fender, Mrs, lodgings, St David's Lane.
Fenton, Charles, of J. & C. Fenton, 7 Lindsay Street.
J. & C, engravers, lithographers, and printers, 6 Crichton
Street.
Miss, milliner, 5 Albert Court.
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