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GENERAL DIRECTORY. 181
Milne, Mrs, lodgings, National Bank Court, 42 Castle street
Milne, Mrs, lodgings and innkeeper, 8 Harriet street
Milne, Mrs, 7 Black's buildings
Milne, Mrs, 54 Regent quay-
Milne, Mrs, lodgings, 16 Wellington street
Milne, Mrs, laundress, Dunoon Cottage, Ruthrieston
Milne, Mrs, 34 Skene square
Milne, Mrs, shirtmaker, 65 East North, street
Milne, Miss, Ashvale, Cuparstone
Milne, Miss, teacher, 8 Crimon place
Milne, Miss, 25 Albert terrace
Milne, Misses M. & J., scripture readers, 66 Schoolhill
Milton, Mrs, sick nurse, 45 Park street
Minty, James, 16 Canal road
Minty, William, superintendent (goods department, Cale-
donian Railway), 1 Prospect terrace
Minty, Mrs, 1*79 Skene street west
Minty, Mrs, sen., 9 Seamount place
Mitchell & Muill, bakers, 46 Schoolhill
Mitchell, Adam, of Heathcot, builder and railway contrac-
tor, Broadford place, h. Heathcot
Mitchell, Alex., bird and animal stuffer, Museum, 58 Castle
street
Mitchell, Alex., hide and tallow merchant, 49 St Nicholas st.,
h. Lillybank, Kittybrewster
Mitchell, Andrew, shore porter, 25 Cotton street
Mitchell, Charles, blacksmith and grate manufacturer, 77, h.
75 George street
Mitchell, Charles R. (of D. Mitchell & Son), 3 Roslin terrace
Mitchell, David & Son, ironfounders, engineers, and black-
smiths, Oak Tree Foundry, Inches
Mitchell, David, advocate, agent for Manchester Fire and
Pelican Life Assurance Companies, 24 Adelphi, h. 2
Albyn place
Mitchell, George (Pratt & Keith), 2 Windsor place
Mitchell, Geo., glazier and paperhanger, 7 Black's buildings
Mitchell, James, naval, military, and general outfitter, 92
Quay, h. 12 Constitution street
Mitchell, James, spirit dealer, 12 Frederick street
Mitchell, James (of Mitchell & Muill), 57 Schoolhill
Mitchell, James (of Jamieson & Mitchell), United Cottage,
Holburn place
Mitchell, James, outfitter, 61 Queen street
Mitchell, James, carter, 59 College street
Mitchell, John, artist, and teacher of drawing, 60 Bon-
Accord street
Mitchell, John, manager (Aberdeen Asylum for the blind),
50 Huntly street

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1871-1872
DescriptionPost Office Aberdeen Directory 1871-72.
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1858-1912 - Post Office Aberdeen directory
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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).