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72 DIRECTORY.
Friel John, labourer, 44 Arthur st
FRIENDLY Societies' Hall, 17 Charles st
FRIZZEL David, labourer, 72 Ann st
FRONDIGOUN Edward, bootmaker, 29 Shaw st
FRY David, fish curer, 9 Garwood st
Fry Robert, fish merchant, 13 Lauriston st
Fry William, fish merchant, 15 Lauriston st
FULLARTON Hugh, Glencairn, 103 Finnart st
Fullarton Rev. Archibald, minister of Cartsburn Church.
Ho. Clinton Villa, 1 1 Caddlehill terrace
Fullarton William, ironmoulder, 5 Holmscroft st
Fullarton William, labourer, 7 Prospecthill st
FULTON Alexander, boilermaker, 28 Lynedoch st
Fulton & Co., Greenock Bible Emporium, 3 Grey place
Fulton James B., hatter, hosier, and shirtmaker, 34 Hamilton
St. ' Ho. s^ South st
Fulton James, grocer, 29 Rue-end st. Ho. 5 Caddlehill terr.
Fulton James, Grosvenor cottage, 32 Bank st
Fulton James (of P. MacCallum & Sons), 38 Brisbane st
Fulton John (of Crawford & Fulton), 12 Wellington st
Fulton Robert, engineer, 7 St. Lawrence st
Fulton Robert, fitter, 124 Drumfrochar road
Fulton William, engineer, 82 Belville st
Fulton Miss, 21 Lynedoch st
Fulton Mrs Margaret, 5 Caddlehill st
FYFE George, gardener, 53 Eldon st
Fyfe John, tanner, 20 Bruce st
Fyfe John P. (of Fyfe & Murray), J. P. Clerk for Renfrew-
shire, Auditor to Faculty of Procurators, 4 Argyle st.
Ho. 60 Esplanade
Fyfe Joseph, engineman, 47 Main st
Fyfe Joseph, seaman, 45 Shaw st
Fyfe & Murray, writers and notaries public, 4 Argyle st
Fyfe Robert, examining officer, H.M. Customs. Ho. 2
Antigua st
Fyfe Mrs, 26 Patrick st
GAELIC Free Church, 14 Jamaica st
Gaelic Parish Church, 32 West Burn st

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DescriptionPost-Office Greenock directory for 1888-1889
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1847-1912 - Post-office Greenock 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).