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Robertson David, cabinetmaker, 7 Brachelston st
Robertson David, ironmonger, 5 Mount Pleasant st
Robertson David, joiner, 38 Lynedoch st
Robertson David, labourer, 47 Crawfurd st
Robertson David, mason, 5 Kilblain st
Robertson Donald, foreman railway porter, 22 Brisbane st
Robertson Duncan, carpenter, 9 Carwood st
Robertson Duncan, labourer, 32 Crescent st
Robertson George, engineer, 25 Lyle st
Robertson James, caulker, 4 Carwood st
Robertson James, deputy harbour master, 6 Finnart st
Robertson James, mechanic, 62 Ann st
Robertson James, salesman, 39 Kelly st
Robertson James, skinner, 46 East Hamilton st
Robertson John, engineer, 27 Regent st
Robertson John, flesher, 52 Holmscroft st. Ho. 13 New-
ton st
Robertson John, Greenock, Gourock, and Glasgow carrier.
Receiving offices, 3 Hamilton st and 16 West Blackhall
st, and at 62 and 90 Argyle st, 46 Miller st, and 43
Virginia st, Glasgow. Ho. 3 Trafalgar st
Robertson John, joiner, 26 Lynedoch st
Robertson John, joiner, 18 St. Lawrence st
Robertson John, joiner, 74 Wellington st
Robertson John, mason, 73 Regent st
Robertson John, plater, 61 Ann st
Robertson John, slater, 1 Duncan st
Robertson John K., physician and surgeon, 20 Ardgowan sq
Robertson & M'Dougall, warehouse keepers and commission
agents, 4 East breast — C. G. Macara. agent
Robertson Lachlan, Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 1 Manse
lane
Robertson Neil, biscuit and confection agent, 59 Vennel.
Ho. 31 Lynedoch st
Robertson Neil, blacksmith, 41 Sir Michael st
Robertson Neil, broker, 40 Inverkip st
Robertson Rev. W. Lewis, M.A., minister of St. Thomas'
Free Church. Ho. 64 Finnart st
Robertson Robert, boilermaker, 81 Belville st
Robertson Robert, coal merchant, 50 Roxburgh st
Robertson Robert William, City buildings, Cathcart st.
Ho. Rockingham, Kilcreggan

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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).