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Hannah, George, hairdresser, 6 Overgate ; h. Burnhead.
Hannay, Rev, Alex., I Nelson Street, ForeLank.
Plardie, John, commission agent, Union Street ; Ji. 20 do.
Hardie, John, sailmaker. Shore Terrace ; h. iiunter Street.
Harker, John, confectioner, '23 High Street.
Harris, James, baker, 53 Fish*Street.
Harris, William, corn-merchant. 6 Shore Terrace; h. 10 do.
Harris, William, baker, 4 Nethergate ; h. above.
Harrower, George Kerr, merchant, of Gordon k Harrower;
h, 10 Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry.
Harrower, John, pilot, 76 Seagate.
Hasler, Mrs, Crown Inn, 32 Greenmarket.
Hastie, James, general provision dealer, 210 Overgate.
Haxton, John, mill-manager, Lower Pleasance Mill ; h. 20
Well Park Road.
Hay, Charles, Railway Hotel, Meadowside.
Hay, James & John, carvers, gilders, and printsellers, 64
Nethergate.
Hay, James, cabinetmaker, 25 Millbank Road.
Hay, Thomas, joiner, of William & Thomas Hay ; h. 23
Gellatly Street
Hay, William, writer, 41 Reform Street.
Hay, VViliiam & Thomas, joiners, Gellatly Street.
Hay, William, joiner, of William & Thomas Hay; Ji.
Stewart's Court, 12 Seagate.
Hay, Mrs James, Cowgate.
Hay, Mrs, grocer, Seagate.
Hazell, Henry H., clerk, 3 Bank Street; h. 33 Nethergate.
Hean, Alex., builder ; k. Laurel Bank.
Hean, Peter, Rosemount.
Hean, William, glazier and glass-dealer, 1 1 Murraygate ;
h 126 do.
Henderson. Alex., flaxspinner, Soulh Dudhope Mill ; office,
St Andrew's Street; h. Union Terrace, Constitution
Road.
Henderson, Alex., & Son, hingemakers, Euclid Crescent,
Seminaries ; h. Joint-Stock Buildings.
Henderson, David, hairdresser, 133 Scouringburn.
Henderson Brothers, silk-mercers, linen and woollen drapers,
45 Reform Street.
Henderson, George, blacksmith, 33 Barrack Street ; h.
Seagate.
Henderson, George, tailor, 1 Infirmary Lane, King Street.

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1853-1854
DescriptionDundee directory for 1853-1854; including Lochee, Broughty Ferry, Tayport & Newport. With a history of Dundee by James H. Donnan. Dundee: A. M. Stephen, James Chalmers et al.
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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).