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DIRECTORY. 67
Ferguson Jane and Henrietta, grocers, 62 Ann st. Ho. 20
Antigua st
Ferguson Miss Jane, spirit merchant, 13 Shaw st. Ho. 15
do.
Ferguson Miss M., confectioner, 35 West Blackhall st. Ho.
24 Antigua st ..
Ferguson Mrs John, 12 St. Lawrence st
Ferguson Mrs, dressmaker, 10 Antigua st
Ferguson Mrs, furnishings. 44 Inverkip st
Ferguson Mrs John, 26 Trafalgar st
Ferguson Mrs John, 26 WeUington st
Ferguson Mrs Thomas, 20 South st
Ferguson Mrs, 113 Dempster st
Ferguson Mrs, 58 Main st
FERNIE Wilham T., provision merchant, 23 Charles st.
Ho. 26 Wellington st
Fernie Mrs George, feuar 7 Bearhope st
FERN LEY John, foreman, 28 Bank st
FERNS Charles, engineer, i East William st
Ferns James, blacksmith, i East William st
Ferns Thomas, cooper, 2 Princes st
Ferns Mrs, 15 Regent st
FERRIE Patrick, engineer, 41 Lynedoch st
FERRIER Alexander, mason, 25 Mount Pleasant st
FETTES James, ropespinner, 94 Dempster st
FIELDING Alexander, carpenter, 40 St. Lawrence st
Fielding Alexander, junr., carpenter, 40 St. Lawrence st
FILSHIF George, Coylton dairy, 12 Mearns st
FILSHILL James, boilermaker, 34 East Crawford st
Filshill Stewart, boilermaker, 95 Belville st
FINDLAY Dugald, carpenter, i Kilblain st
Findlay John, furnishing ironmonger, smith, and gasfitter,
39 Cathcart st and 10 Terrace road. Ho. 42 Newton st
FINLAY A. Campbell (of Campbell Finlay & Co.), 12 Bogle
St. Ho. 62 Esplanade
E'inlay A. H., wine and spirit merchant, 9 Shaw st and
branches. Ho. 56 Esplanade
F'inlay Campbell & Co., warehouse-keepers and shipowners,
1 2 Bogle st
Finlay Duncan, mason, 3 Ingleston st
Finlay Hugh, baker, 14 Mearns st
Finlay John, blacksmith, i West Stewart st

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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).