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STREET DIRECTORY.
329
41 Masonic Hall
41 Mrs Leslie, lodgings
43 Alex. M'Greeror, saddler
Shoe lane
45 James Low & Co., saddlers
47 Aberdeen Quill Manufactory
47 Alex. Gordon, manager
49 James Macguire, clothier
53 Miss M'Donald
55 Alex. Heattie, grocer
59 Wm. Findlay, clothier
65 Thos. M'Kenzie, bootmaker
73 Mrs Isabella Adams, spirit dealer
79 Wm. Legge, tinsmith
81 George Gray, grocer
83 Alex. Walker, hairdresser
85 Miss Carnie, milliner
89 James Walker, boot and shoemaker
93 Rev. George Campbell
EIGHT HAND SIDE.
1 Miss Strachan, milliner
2 Alex. Simpson, bookseller
4 Peter M'Donald, com. traveller
6 James Stevenson, engraver
8 Wm. Jeffrey, grocer
10 Chronicle court
10 James Malcolmson and Son, boot
top manufacturers
14 W. and J. Berry, linen manufac-
turers
18 Mrs Anderson, lodgings
18 Pat. Glennie, manager
20 George Black, bootmaker
24 Patrick Whyte & Co., tobacco and
snuff manufacturers
26 John Leslie, bootmaker
30 James T. Tawse, advocate
32 A. Ogilvie & Co., hatters
34 -Tames Paxton, flesher
38 Charles Christie, cabinetmaker
42 Alex. Forbes, merchant
46 Charles Walker, commission mer-
chant
52 Mill of Cults warehouse; J.Thomson
54 John Edmoml, bookbinder, &c.
Lodge walk
56 Mrs Glennie, innkeeper
58 John Scott, hatter
60 Artillery Gymnasium
64 Alex. Smart, Artillery tavern
66-68 J. M'Kenzie, baker
70 R. Burt, tailor
76 George Forrest, teacher
80 Miss Ross, milliner
82 Colin A. Phillip, advocate
Queen's Cross,
At junction of Albyn place with Skene
road.
George Wilson, photographer
1 John D, Skene, commission agent
28
2 Alexander Belford
3 John Strachan
4 Misses Gibb
5 Rev. Alfred Rudall
Queensford Place,
From Broadford lane to Causeway end.
George M 'Robbie, draper
Miss M'Robbie, teacher
Ragg's Lane,
From 37 Broad street to Guestrow.
2 Wm. Duncan, shoemaker
4 James Webster, broker
Eamage's Court,
83 Broad street.
Red Lion Court,
77 Broad street.
Reid's Court,
34 Gallowgate.
Reid's Court,
7 Shiprow.
Reid's (D.) Court,
49 Gallowgate.
Regent Quay,
From Shore brae to G. N. of S.
Railway station.
1 John Mitchell, spirit dealer
2 James Elsmie (of G. E. & Son)
3-4 James E. Gordon, com. agent
6 Wm. Sheret, grocer
7 George Pegler, fruiterer
8 John Taylor, spirit dealer
Weigh-house squire
9 John Beg;*, merch hig
9| Thomas Darling, com. merchant
10 John Johuston (H.M.C.)
10 James Taylor, rope manufacturer
10 James Pirie, letter carrier
10 David Benzie, shipmaster
329
41 Masonic Hall
41 Mrs Leslie, lodgings
43 Alex. M'Greeror, saddler
Shoe lane
45 James Low & Co., saddlers
47 Aberdeen Quill Manufactory
47 Alex. Gordon, manager
49 James Macguire, clothier
53 Miss M'Donald
55 Alex. Heattie, grocer
59 Wm. Findlay, clothier
65 Thos. M'Kenzie, bootmaker
73 Mrs Isabella Adams, spirit dealer
79 Wm. Legge, tinsmith
81 George Gray, grocer
83 Alex. Walker, hairdresser
85 Miss Carnie, milliner
89 James Walker, boot and shoemaker
93 Rev. George Campbell
EIGHT HAND SIDE.
1 Miss Strachan, milliner
2 Alex. Simpson, bookseller
4 Peter M'Donald, com. traveller
6 James Stevenson, engraver
8 Wm. Jeffrey, grocer
10 Chronicle court
10 James Malcolmson and Son, boot
top manufacturers
14 W. and J. Berry, linen manufac-
turers
18 Mrs Anderson, lodgings
18 Pat. Glennie, manager
20 George Black, bootmaker
24 Patrick Whyte & Co., tobacco and
snuff manufacturers
26 John Leslie, bootmaker
30 James T. Tawse, advocate
32 A. Ogilvie & Co., hatters
34 -Tames Paxton, flesher
38 Charles Christie, cabinetmaker
42 Alex. Forbes, merchant
46 Charles Walker, commission mer-
chant
52 Mill of Cults warehouse; J.Thomson
54 John Edmoml, bookbinder, &c.
Lodge walk
56 Mrs Glennie, innkeeper
58 John Scott, hatter
60 Artillery Gymnasium
64 Alex. Smart, Artillery tavern
66-68 J. M'Kenzie, baker
70 R. Burt, tailor
76 George Forrest, teacher
80 Miss Ross, milliner
82 Colin A. Phillip, advocate
Queen's Cross,
At junction of Albyn place with Skene
road.
George Wilson, photographer
1 John D, Skene, commission agent
28
2 Alexander Belford
3 John Strachan
4 Misses Gibb
5 Rev. Alfred Rudall
Queensford Place,
From Broadford lane to Causeway end.
George M 'Robbie, draper
Miss M'Robbie, teacher
Ragg's Lane,
From 37 Broad street to Guestrow.
2 Wm. Duncan, shoemaker
4 James Webster, broker
Eamage's Court,
83 Broad street.
Red Lion Court,
77 Broad street.
Reid's Court,
34 Gallowgate.
Reid's Court,
7 Shiprow.
Reid's (D.) Court,
49 Gallowgate.
Regent Quay,
From Shore brae to G. N. of S.
Railway station.
1 John Mitchell, spirit dealer
2 James Elsmie (of G. E. & Son)
3-4 James E. Gordon, com. agent
6 Wm. Sheret, grocer
7 George Pegler, fruiterer
8 John Taylor, spirit dealer
Weigh-house squire
9 John Beg;*, merch hig
9| Thomas Darling, com. merchant
10 John Johuston (H.M.C.)
10 James Taylor, rope manufacturer
10 James Pirie, letter carrier
10 David Benzie, shipmaster
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| Description | Post Office Aberdeen Directory 1869-1870. |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 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). |
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