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Powrie, G. T. , teacher, Meadowside Academe
Mrs, 23 Small's Wynd.
Prain, Alex., grocer, 280 Perth Road.
James, manufacturer, 31 Park Wynd.
John, grocer, 115 Perth Road.
Mrs Robert, 11 South Union Street.
Pratt, David, tidewaiter, 107 Princes Street.
Preston, David, broker, 65 Scouringburn.
David, carter, 180 Hilltown.
James, draper, 167 Hilltown.
MrsCbarles, baker, 100 & 102 Scouringburn.
Pringle, Mrs, grocer, 32 Seagate.
Proctor, James, camb-builder,, 56 Barrack St.
David, of Henry and Proctor, Fleuchar Craig.
Prophit, William, factory foreman, Hillbank Road.
Proudfoot, Peter, clerk, Post Office; h. Annan's Terrace.
Proven, Thomas, foreman ropemaker, 6 Ford's Lane.
Pride, Melville, shipmaster, 24 Crichton Street.
R. D., merchant and shipbroker, 43 Dock Street ; h. Tay Street.
Pickard, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 205 Hawkhill.
Pullar & Son, dyers to the Queen, 47 Nethergate.
Pullin, Mrs, lodgings, 16 South Lindsay Street.
Quosbarth and Neilson, sbip -brokers, 24 Dock Street.
Herman, of Quosbarth & Neilson, Park Cottage, Broughty
Ferry.
Eae, Alex., of Rae, Thomson & Co., ; 7i. Mill Farm, Invergowrie.
Thomson, & Co., auctioneers, 8 Overgate.
George, shoemaker, 33 Hawkhill.
George, gardner, 6 Paton's Lane.
Helen, mantle-maker, 3 Hunter Street.
Mrs, sick nurse, 40 Perth Road.
Rait, George, grocer, 7 West Port.
Thomas, city missionary, 91 Hilltown.
Ramsay, Alexander, boiler-maker, 27 Pole Park Road.
David, tinsmith, gasfitter, and ironmonger, 16 Hawkhill ; h. 2\
David, late brewer, Blinshall Street.
David, Lower Blackscroft.
David, boilermaker, 16 Upper Pleasance.
George, city missionary, 34 Albert Street.
George, blacksmith, Seabraes, h. 23 Pole Park Road.
George, carter, Coldside.
James, of H. W. Thain&Co., 20 Wellington Street.
James, cabinet-maker, Tayside; h. 44 Blackscroft.
James, grocer, 43 West Port.
James, junior, merchant, 34 Cowgate; h. Eden Grove.
James, merchant and manufacturer, 31 Cowgate.
v William, warder, Dundee Prison; h, 27 Overgate.

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DescriptionPost-Office Dundee Directory, including Lochee and Broughty Ferry, for 1861-62 ... . Printed by Bowes Brothers ... .
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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).