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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Fisher, Captain, Turnerhall
Gordon, Mr. of Esslemont
Ross, Mr. of Arnage
FARMERS.
Mr. Barrack, Kinharrachie
— Black, Newton
— Chevas, Overtown
— Duncan, Fortroy
— Edward, Cromly bank
— Falconer, Fiehill
— Farquhar, Mill of Watertown
— Garden, Ardlethen
— Garland, Ardlethen
— Hay, teacher, Tillidesk
— Johnston, Ardgrain
— Johnston, Drumwhindle
— Keith, Chapelton
— Kidd, Flietan
Mr. Kirton, Craighall
— Leask, Yondertown
— Leask, Hillhead
— Ledingham, Ai-dgrain
— Mair, Mill of Birness
— Mair, Kinharrachie
— Mair, Dudwick
— Milne, Mains, Watertown
— Milne, Watertown
— Milne, Mains, Esslemont
— Minty, Barrowley
— Murray, Auehterellon
— Mutch, watchmaker, Craighall
— Ogston, merchant, Dudwick
— Robertson, merchant, Dudwick
— Robertson, Balmacassie
— Robertson, Muklemill
— Shivas, Mains, Arnage
— Strachan, Kirkhill
— Todd, merchant, Backhill
— Wyness, Crostin
Porg-ue— James Mitchell, Postmaster.
Allan, William, farmer, Downies
Allardes, John, farmer, Raich
Andrew, John, of Haggs
Blackie, John, farmer, Pitfancie
Bonnar, Alexander, farmer, Balnoon
Booth, James, farmer, Westerton
John, farmer, Denend
Cordiner, Rev. James, Forgue
James Douglas, Manse of Forgue
Cruickshank, George, farmer, Comisty
James, farmer, Ardfour
James, farmer, Conland
James, surgeon, Wardend
Cran, Jas. farmer, Mains of Auchingoul
Duff, Thomas A., of Haddo
Duilus, Alexander, farmer, Balnoon
George, farmer, Wester Haggs
Dundas, James, farmer, Hillockhead
Ferguson, Peter, farmer, Largue
Guthrie, James, of Tollo
Harper, John, farmer, Tonderbognie
Howat, Geo. farmer, Woodend, Auchingoul
Henry, John, of Watchmount
Largue, Robert, farmer, Mid Haddo
Low, Alexander, farmer, Comisty
John, farmer, Ashallach
Lumsden, James, farmer, Newton of
Auchaber
M'Combie, James, farmer, Auchinhamper
Maconachie, James, merchant, Corse
Manson, James, surgeon, Balnoon cottage
Mathieson, Rev. Jno. Free church, Forgue
Merson, William, farmer, Gerrysburn
Milne, Rev. James, Inverkeithny
Mitchell, Js. postmaster, Bridge of Forgue
Moir. Alexander, farmer, Cairnton
Morrison, Al. schoolmaster, Inverkeithny
George, Free school, Inverkeithny
Pittendriech, William, farmer, Mains of
Friendraught
Redford, James, farmer, Kirkland
Scott, Walter, farmer, Placemill
Shand, John, farmer, Yonderbognie
Alexander, of Templand
Sherrar, John, farmer, Aucheninna
Simpson, James, farmer, Soutertown
Robert, of Cobairdy
Smith, Alexander, farmer, Aucneninna
Rev. James, Episcopal Chapel
Stewart, William, farmer, Parkdarg
Stuart, Robert, of Aucharnie
Thain, James, Drumblair cottage
Walker, Jas, farmer, Headtown, Auchin-
goul
Webster, Rev. G. Parochial school, Forgue
Robert, farmer, Aucharnie
Wilson, Miss, of Auchaber
Winton, George, farmer, Downies
Fraserburgh— Miss Fraser, Postmistress.
Addison, Joseph,- fishcurer
Allister, John, fishcurer
Anderson, John, cabinetmaker
: John, carpenter
Angus, George, fishcurer
Annand & Murray, sawyers and wood
Auld, John, boot & shoe maker [merchts.
Barclay, James, carrier to Aberdeen
Batchan, Peter, boot and shoe maker
Bisset, John, fishcurer
Black, James, assistant lighthouse keeper
Blackhall, Adam, tailor
— — James, messenger-at-arms
Blair, James, stationer and tea dealer
Brebner, Thomas, carpenter
Brook, William, merchant tailor
Brown, Wm. town clerk and sheriff clerk-
Bruce, Alex. & Co. fishcurers [depute
Alexander, vintner and flesher
Buchan, Mrs. vintner
Burnett, James, flesher
Bythe, James, tailor
Cardno, A. <fc J. boot and shoe makers
James (of J. Massie <fe Co.), tea.,
spirit, and grain merchant
^— John, fishcurer

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