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APPENDIX.
GREENOCK POST OFFICE.
WALLACE PLACE— MAY, 1892.
Postmaster -WILLIAM KENNEDY BRYSON.
Chief Clerk— James Allan.
Postal Department. — Assistant Superintendent — James Brown;
Clerks — John Hoggan, James Angus, G. G. M'Gregor (clerk in
charge), and John Knowles ; Sorting Clerks, 1st Class — Andrew
Molseed, Walter M'Kenzie, and Alexander Cameron ; 2nd Class —
Crawford Cochrane, John Ritchie, W. M'N. M'Culloch, Wm. W.
Walker, J. Locke, W. C. Seaton, Wm. M. Logan, A. A. Kerr, G.
Brown, D. A. C. Weir, Samuel Carter, Malcolm M'Lellan, William
Neilson, William Bryson, and Charles M'Kirdy.
Town Postmen. — James Edgar, Henry Gibson, Joseph Sweenie,
William J. M'Keeman, William M'Kenzie, John M'C. Campbell,
William Kirkpatrick, Roderick M'Leod, Neil Murray, Robert W. T.
M'Nab, James M'Culloch, Duncan Buchanan, Norman M'Leod, John
Duncan, James C. M'Kellar, James Forrester, A. MacKinnon, John
Hannah, John S. M'Leod, Donald Buchanan, M. M'Laughlin, Wm.
J. Brown, D. Crawford, John MacKinnon, John Wilson, D. C. Rae,
W. M'Dougall, D. S. Anderson, Robert Graham, M. Thomson, N.
M'Lean, John Jamieson, Robert M'Caughey, Lachlan Cook, Joseph
M'Kee, John Fletcher, Alex. King, Thomas M'Donnell, William
Rodden, Jas. Simpson, and 15 Auxiliaries.
Rural Postman. — Overton and Ravenscraig — Angus M'Lean.
Telegraph Department. — Superintendent — R. B. Guthrie; Clerks-
George Anderson, Alex. Cruickshank, and Robert S. M'Dowall ;
Telegraphists, 1st Class — Archibald T. Turner and Alexander Smith ;
2nd Class — James Lennox, William Duncan, Peter C. C. Wilson,
Robert White, James Bell, William Thompson, Alex. Pollock, Henry
Clark, James Thomson, and John P. Allan. Females — 1st Class — M.
A. P. Crawford ; 2nd Class— Isabella B. Cathie, M. S. M'E. Smith,
M. J. Millar, Agnes Johnstone, Jeanie Macfie, and J. L. Shearer.
Four Distributors and Twenty-eight Telegraph Messengers.
TELEGRAPH ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
Inspector — John Donald.
Linemen— A. W. C. Smith and Dugald Thomson.
Medical Officer— James Whiteford, M.D., L.R.C.S.

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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).