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Miller Thomas, provision merchant, Park- buildings, n West
Blackhall st. Ho. 25 Robertson st
Miller Thomas, sen. (of Thomas Miller & Son), 18 Finnart st
Miller Thomas, upholsterer, Gateside, Inverkip rd
Miller William, engineer, 1 M'Lean's land, Ladyburn
Miller William, prison warder, 5 Nelson st, west
Miller William F., wine and spirit merchant, "John o'
Groat's" bar, 26 East Shaw st. Ho. 27 Trafalgar st
Miller William S., watchmaker and jeweller, 3 Hamilton st.
Ho. 35 Lynedoch st
Miller Mrs George, 48 Lynedoch st
Miller Mrs Robert, 1 1 Carwood st
Miller Mrs Walter, 27 West Burn st
MILLIGAN Alexander, moulder, 8 Hope st
Milligan Alfred P., umbrella manufacturer, 25 Hamilton st.
Ho. 4 Inverkip st
Milligan John, Customs' officer, 113 Dempster st
Milligan William, engine-driver, 27 Bruce st
MILLIKEN Mrs, 8 Mount Pleasant st
MILLOY Hugh, joiner, 8 Mount Pleasant st
MILLS James, carpenter, 75 Wellington st
Mills John, carpenter, 1 1 Lauriston st
Mills John, ship surveyor, 10 Brisbane st
Mills Robert, engineer and blacksmith, 5 and 6 Dock breast.
Ho. 17 Brougham st
Mills Robert, plater, 22 St. Lawrence st
Mills Mrs A., Hamilton's servants' registry, 17 Brougham st
Mills Mrs J., 1 Bruce st
MILNAY John, fitter, 62 Regent st
MILNE Dugald, boilermaker, 15 Lyle st
Milne Francis, railway guard, 60 Ann st
Milne James, tailor's cutter, 19 Wellington st
Milne John, blacksmith, 3 Campsie ter
Milne Peter, missionary, 95 Dempster st
Milne William, rivetter, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
MINTO George, commission agent, 27 Patrick st
MITCHELL Alexander, engineer, Overton
Mitchell & Co., type-writers, 27 West Burn st
Mitchell Andrew, cartwright, 9 Nicolson st
Mitchell Andrew, jun., blacksmith, 9 Nicolson st
Mitchell Archibald, carter, 7 1 Wellington st
Mitchell Archibald, joiner, 4 Carwood st

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1895-1896
DescriptionPost-Office Greenock directory for 1895-1896
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1847-1912 - Post-office Greenock directory
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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).