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198 DIRECTORY.
Ross Evan, merchant, 18 Cartsburn st
Ross Finlay, jun., moulder, 19 Lyle st
Ross Finlay, moulder, 17 Belville st
Ross Finlay, sen., moulder, 25 Bank st
Ross Francis, seaman, 8 Duff st
Ross Hugh, umbrella maker, 25 Hamilton st
Ross George, joiner, 14 Dalrymple st
Ross George, rivetter, 2 Mackenzie st
Ross James, mason, 6 Garwood st
Ross John, blacksmith, 22 St. Lawrence st
Ross John, pansman, 55 Drumfrochar road
Ross John, wholesale ironmonger and iron merchant, 29
Gathcart st. Ho. Springfield, Innellan
Ross & Marshall, coal merchants, shipping agents and steve-
dores, India place and 7 Dock breast
Ross Malcolm, joiner, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Ross William, blacksmith, 106 Dempster st
Ross William, labourer, 57 Belville st
Ross William, merchant and sugarbroker. National Bank
buildings, 29 Gathcart st. Ho. 63 Esplanade
Ross William, policeman, 83 W^ellington st
Ross William H., labourer, 64 Ann st
Ross Miss Edith, contralto vocalist, 8 Brougham st
Ross Mrs, 18 Wellington st
Ross Mrs, 23 Nicolson st
ROUGH John, lithographer, 87 Dempster st
ROUGVIE James, sugar broker, 60 Eldon st
Rougvie Mrs John, 24 Union st
ROWAN .Alexander (of J. G. Rowan & Go.), 19 Bentinck st
Rowan George (of J. G. Rowan & Go.), 2 Bentinck st
Rowan Hugh, inspector and chief clerk, Gentral Police
Ghambers. Ho. 6 West Blackball st
Rowan James, baker, 9 Holmscroft st
Rowan John (of J. G. Rowan & Go.),Glydeview, 55 Esplanade-
Rowan John, shoemaker, 9 Nicolson st
Rowan J. G. & Go., merchant tailors and clothiers, gent.'s.
hosiers and hatters and outfitters, 28 Hamilton st.
(See Advt.)
Rowan J. G. & Go., warehousemen, house and ship fur-
nishers, Gathcart Square house
Rowan Samuel, police sergeant, 6 West Blackball st
Rowan Thomas B. (of Ballantine & Rowan), 50 Eldon st

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DescriptionPost-Office Greenock directory for 1888-1889
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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).