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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Bruce, Alexander, Millhiil
William, Netherton
Craig, John, Netherhythie
Ferguson, John, Brae of Coynach
Gall, John, Cabra
Gall, William, Middlehythie
Mackie, John, Alton of Coynach
Mundie, William, Bruxie
Murray, John, Baluss
Park, William, Easterknock
Russell, William, Kininmonth
Scott, Robert, Yokieshill
Simpson, Ferguson, Mains ot Pitfour
Smith, Alexander, Mains of Gavel
Watt, James, Gavel
Monymusk- John Reid, Postmaster.
Arthur, Thomas, merchant, Grant lodge
Donald, Rev. John, schoolmaster, and
inspector of poor
Foi-bes, Rev. Robert, Parish Church
Fraser, Robert, farmer, Nether Inver
Grant, John, farmer, Upper Inver
■ — - John, innkeeper
Maxwell, distiller
Robt. of Tillyfour, Monymusk House
Johnston, John, merchant, Sclattiemuir
Leslie, George, farmer, Enzean
Middleton, ffm. farmer, Bridgefoot
Mitchell, Rev. David, Free Church, Blair-
Ogg, John, East Mains [daf
Reid, John, general merchant
Shewan, George, farmer, Pitfichie
Stewart, Thomas, farmer, Braehead
Trail, John R., M.D. Tombeg, inspector o
poor for Kemnay Parish
Walker, Rev. William, Episcopal Churcl
Mortlach— Alexander Ragg, Postmaster.
Beaton, John, manager, Richmond Lime
Brown, John, gardener, Castle st. [works
Cruickshank, Rev. J as. Perish Church
Isaac, millwright, Conval street
Dey, James, house carpenter, Castle St.
Eyvel, Robert, tailor, Conval street
Findlater, Js. factor, Milltown of Balvenie
James, jun. inspector of poor
Forbes, Jas. boot and shoemaker, Fife St.
Alex, boot and shoemaker, Fife St.
Gauld, Wm. boot & shoemaker, Conval St.
Gordon, Rev. George, Glenrinnes
Rev. Geo. Catholic Church, Duff.
John, Mortlach distillery [town
Wm. watchmaker, Square
Grant, James, tailor, Conval street
Wm. blacksmith, Fife street
Leslie, Geo. A. Young, Esq. of Kinninvie
M'Intosh, Jno. copper and tin smith, Cou-
ld: 'Kay, Wm. mason, Kirkton [val St.
M'Pherson, John, schoolmaster
John, cabinetmaker & house car-
penter, Fife street
Melville, Robert, blacksmith Conval street
Menzies, George, surgeon
Milne, Al. wheelwright <fc turner, Fife St.
Petrie, James, banker
Ragg, Alex. Post and Stamp Office
Rutherford, George, manager, Tininver
Lime Works
Shepherd, Win. inspector of poor
Wm. boot and shoemaker, Kirkton
Shoolbraid, Rev. Ju. Free church, Hard-
haugh
Stewart, Mrs. Chas. Ladies' sch. Square
Stewart, Peter, manufacturer, Fife mills
Strath, Wm. mason, Castle street
Symon, John, saddler, Kh'ktou street
Taylor, Wm. surgeon
Yeats, John, cabinetmaker, Fife street
MERCHANTS IN DUFFTOWN.
Beaton; Thomas, Square
Eyval, Robert, Conval stx'eet ■
Hay, George, merchant & tailor, Square
Inn'es, Alexander, Square
Milne, George, Square
Moir, Mrs. Kirkton street
Shand, Wm. Mason Hall
Taylor, Mrs. Fife street
Walker, John, Conval street
INNKEEPERS.
Collie, John, Fife Arms' Inn
Craib, Alexander, Fife street
David, Conval street
Garrow, Peter, and auctioneer, Fife street
Murray, Wm. Square
Newlauds, Mrs. White Horse Inn
Mackie, Ann, baker, square
M'Donald, Donald, baker, Square
Peterkin, Mrs. Aberdeen carrier, Fife st;
Walker, John, Conval street
FARMERS.
Cantly, Wm. Cluniemore, auctioneer
Cocker, Wm. Parkbeg
Duff, Peter, Buchromb
Gordon, Alex. Tulluchalm, J. P.
Grant, Paul, Nether Clunie, cattle dealer
Hay, George, Lettach
Junes, John, Boghead
Kelman, Alexander, Cluniemore
M'Conachie, Peter, Pitglassie
M'Donald, Wm. Cluniebeg
Murray, Wm. Lagan
Mitchell, James, Parkmore
Russell, Wm. Buchromb
Stephen, Adam, Tulloch
Dr. George, Buchromb
Stewart, Alexander, Achanhannock
Charles, Square
Lachlan Cories
Major, Pittyvaich, J. P.
Robert, Caehandow
Whyte. "Wm. Keithmore

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