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FAIRBA1RN, John, spirit dealer, 3 West Breast
Fairlie, James, mate, M'Morland's land, Arthur street
Fairlie, Mrs, John*, Regent street (entry by Bogle st.)
Fairrie, Adam*, sugar refiner — house Virginia street
Fairrie, Mrs. James*, Carnock street
Fairrie, Mrs. Robert, Melville's land, East Blackhall st.
Fairrie, Robert, & Co. — cooperage, Crawfurdsdike
Fairrie, Thomas*, sugar refiner — ho. East Blackhall st.
Farrie, James, & Co.* sugar refiners & merchants, Rue-
end street, Cartsdike bridge
Farquhar, John*, jun. wine and spirit merchant, 1 Bell
entry — house Seabank
Farquhar, John sen. & Co. grain merchants, wine& spirit
dealers, 28 Charles street
Farquhar's Tavern, 67 Vennel
Ferguson, Andrew, grocer and vintner Stanners street
Ferguson, AJex. letter runner, Scott's land, Tobago st.
Ferguson, Alex, pensioner, Campbell's land, Brougham sL
Ferguson, Archd.* ironmonger, 6 Cathcart street
Ferguson, Daniel, agent for the London, Leith, Edin-
burgh and Glasgow Shipping Co. (George Inn
buildings) 6 Shannon's close — ho. Nicholson street
Ferguson, Duncan, & Co. agents for the Leith and
Greenock Shipping Co. (Morison's Court) 42 Cath-
cart street
Ferguson, Duncan, agent, (Morison's court) 42 Cathcart st
Ferguson, Fergus, locker — ho. Regent street
Ferguson, Fergus, vintner, Shaw's land, Crawfurdsdike
Ferguson, John, customer weaver, 17 Vennel
Ferguson, Mrs. spirit dealer, Clark's land, West Burn st.
Ferguson, John, fishery officer — ho. Jamaica street
Ferguson, John, grocer, ironmonger, and seedsman, 67
Dalrymple street
Ferguson, John, grocer and merchant, 8 Market street
Ferguson, Jn. & Co. joiners & glaziers, West Blackhall st.
Ferguson, John, grocer & spirit dealer, 44 Dalrymple St.
Ferguson, John, smith, Cartsburn street
Ferguson, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 11 Shaw st.
Ferguson, Peter, Union Tavern, 8 William street
Ferguson, Robert*, former, Salmon street

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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
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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).