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STREETS, SQUARES, &C.
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STRAWBERRYBANK.
Top of Hardgate.
Alexander Aiken, gardener
William Philip, jun. (of Philip and
Cooper)
Rev. Fergus Ferguson
Miss Robertson
Francis Craigmyle, teacher
Miss Hay's lodgings
John Ogilvy, L.L.D.
Mrs Tyson
Rev. John Paterson
David Macallan, late upholsterer
William Davidson, architect
Miss Butler
Jas. Clyne (of Wm. Clyne & Sons)
STRONACH'S CLOSE,
Exchequer row.
3 Mrs Pettigrew
5 Mrs Fergusson
7 James M'Callum, vintner
SUGARHOUSE LANE,
From Quay to Virginia street.
9| Francis Montgomery, shipowner
10 Alexander Montgomery
12 Alexander Mason, Mate
J 5 James Clark, late.shipmaster
SUMMER STREET,
From Union place to Skene street.
3 W. Williamson, flesher
4 David Eobb, fishmonger
7 William Ewen, builder
10 James Garvie, builder
18 David Davidson, cabinetmaker
19 Mrs James Wilson, lodgings
20 Miss Watson, milliner
— Robert Fyfe, gardener
21 Mrs Mitchell, lodgings
— Rev. J. B. Ritchie
24 William Keith, slater
26 Miss Donaldson
26 Mrs John Wilson, lodgings
28 Alex. Watson, bookseller
28 Alex. Brebner, mason
— Jas. Ross, builder (of M. & R.)
— George Greig, builder
30 Robert Greig, builder
— Miss Lyon, dressmaker
32 Mrs Erskine
— James Laing, inspector
35 Mrs M'Kenzie
41 James Saint, shore porter
— James Saint, jun., draper
— David Walker, hairdresser
44 James Middleton, grocer
— Miss Walker, dressmaker
48 James Buyers (Jas. Buyers & Co.)
— Miss Buyers, dressmaker
— Miss Winton, dressmaker
— Misses Smith
— James H. Collie, hairdresser
50 Thomas Sang, shoemaker
59 James Calder, teacher
61 George Walker, shoemaker
— Miss Walker, teacher
SUMMER LANE,
From Garvock's wynd to Fish street.
1 Wm. Smith, hairdresser
10 Mrs Calder, spirit dealer
— Robert Gordon, wright
— Geo. Rennie, grocer
22 Alexander Campbell, baker
— Miss Campbell, dressmaker
33 Mrs M'Leod, grocer
SUTHERLAND'S COURT,
20 James street.
SUTHERLAND'S COURT,
126 Gallowgate.
SUTHERLAND'S COURT,
78 Shiprow.
Mrs Crone, poultry shop
THEATRE LANE,
From Quay to Virginia street.
John R. Sandison, shipmaster
Peter Cadenhead, shipmaster

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1853-1854
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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).