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HOUSTOUN, &c. 139
M'Murray, Robert, farmer, Back of the Hill
M'Taggart, John, Baron officer, Houstoun Place
ORR, Robert, Lonend, Houstoun
Orr, Robert, spirit dealer, Houstoun
Orr, Thomas, farmer, South Mains
Orr, William, smith, Houstoun
PARK, James, farmer, Killallan Manse
Paterson, James, farmer, Greenhill
Paterson, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, Houstoun
Paterson, John, farmer, Waterlee
Paterson, William, farmer, Wallies
Paterson, William, parochial schoolmaster, session clerk,
and collector of statute labour money, Houstoun
Faton, Andrew, mason, Cross Keys Inn, Houstoun
Patrick, John, toy shop, Bridge of Weir
Paul, William, clerk, Crosslee Mill
Pettigrew, James, cart wright, Houstoun
Pettigrew, James, jim. cart wright, Bridge of Weir
Pettigrew, Mrs. midwife, Houstoun
RIDDLE, John, gamekeeper, Houstoun
Risk, John, blacksmith, GryfFe mill, Bridge of Weir
Robertson, John, teacher, Crosslee
Rodger, David, customer weaver, Bridge of Weir
SALMON, Jas. spirit dealer & toll bar keeper, Crosslee
Scott, Alexander, farmer, Crosslee and Gooselet
Scott, David, farmer, Laigh Lawfield
Scott, James, farmer, Kirkton
Shanks, William, jun. cotton spinner, GryfFe Grove
Throstle mill
Sharp, James, cooper, Crosslee
Shaw, William, carter, Houstoun field
Shearer, Alexander, wright, Swainiston
Shearer, Matthew, cooper, Houstoun
Shields, Michael, hair dresser, Crosslee
Simpson, Douglas, spirit dealer, Houstoun:,
Simpson, John, farmer, Meiklefleld

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1832-1833 - Historical and descriptive sketches of the towns and principal villages in the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire
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Renfrewshire
Counties
DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish counties or parts of counties.
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).