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DIRECTORY. 27
Brough Hugh, cartwright, 6 Chapel st
Brough John, smith and cartwright, 4 Chapel st. Ho. 29
Lyle st
Brough William, Sheriff Clerk Depute, Sheriff Court house,
Nelson st, west. Ho. Millarston, Paisley
BROWN, Adam, joiner, 95 Roxburgh st
Brown Alexander, 7 Caddlehill st
Brown Alexander, 68 Finnart st
Brown Alexander, carpenter, 3 Regent st
Brown Alexander, engineer, 15 Belville st
Brown Alexander, hairdresser, 22 Inverkip st. Ho. 18
Trafalgar st
Brown Alexander, joiner, 1 Mill st
Brown Alexander, vanman, 45 Crawfurd st
Brown Alfred, plumber, 17 Bruce st
Brown Andrew, baker, 45 Holmscroft st
Brown Andrew, joiner, 19 Wellington st
Brown Angus, marine surveyor, 28 Trafalgar st
Brown Archibald & Co., merchants, 4 Customhouse pi
Brown Archibald, brassfinisher, 21 Trafalgar st
Brown Archibald, family baker and purveyor, 8 West
Blackhall st and 13 Finnart st. Ho. Westlea, 55
Brisbane st
Brown Archibald (of Archibald Brown & Co.), 10 Brisbane st
Brown A. R., surgeon dentist, 30 Cathcart st
Brown Charles, 2 Robertson st
Brown Daniel, plater, 18 Trafalgar st
Brown David, boilermaker, 80 Belville st
Brown David, cartwright, 8 Murdieston st
Brown David, porter, 58 Lynedoch st
Brown David, shoemaker, 18 Brisbane st. Ho. 15 do.
Brown Donald, carpenter, 25 West Stewart st
Brown Duncan, clerk, 13 Brisbane st
Brown Ebenezer, carpenter, 7 Belville st
Brown Ernest, masseur, and medical electrician, Matlock
house, 8 East Crawford st
Brown George & Co., shipbuilders and repairers, Garvel
Park shipyard
Brown George & Son, painters and decorators, 21 West
Blackhall st
Brown George, clerk, 22 South st
Brown George (of George Brown & Son), 20 Ardgowan st,west

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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).