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Hall Miss Emily Tombs, teacher of music, 24 Union st
HALLIDAY James, engineer, 33 Roxburgh st
Halliday John, overlooker, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Halliday Robert, gatekeeper, 25 Crescent st
HALLIWELL James, rivetter, 9 Ratho st
HAMILL David, tailor, 13 Crescent st
HAMILTON & Adam, sailmakers, 21 Shaw st
Hamilton Alexander, engineer, 3 Regent st
Hamilton Archibald, carpenter, 8 Hope st
Hamilton Archibald, fitter, 3 Belville st
Hamilton Crawford, photographer, 29 West Burn st. Ho. do.
Hamilton James, joiner, 43 West Blackhall st
Hamilton James, labourer, 19 Kelly st
Hamilton James, printer, 66 Kelly st
Hamilton James, 20 Finnart st
Hamilton John, brakesman, 64 Drumfrochar rd
Hamilton John, engineer, 10 William st
Hamilton John, fitter, 9 Prospecthill st
Hamilton John, fitter, 35 Roxburgh st
Hamilton John, labourer, 52 Regent st
Hamilton John, rivetter, 32 Arthur st
Hamilton Matthew, hairdresser, 16 Arthur st. Ho. 32 do.
Hamilton M'Culloch & Co., coalmasters, 3 Chapel st, and
and 88 Great Clyde st, Glasgow. (See Advt.)
Hamilton Robert, Burgh Assessor, Lands Valuation Office,
Municipal buildings, Wallace sq. Ho. 27 Bentinck st
Hamilton Robert, carpenter, 12 Ann st
Hamilton Robert, grocer, 67 Rue-end st
Hamilton Thomas, engine-driver, 71 Wellington st
Hamilton Thomas, timekeeper, 27 Nicolson st
Hamilton William, fitter, 26 East Crawford st
Hamilton William, head foreman iron ship builder, 25
Newton st
Hamilton William, labourer, 6 Salmon st
Hamilton William, shipowner, Villa Marina, 28 Eldon st
Hamilton William H., flesher, 59 Vennel. Ho. 93 Rox-
burgh st
Hamilton Miss, dressmaker, 23 West Blackhall st
Hamilton Miss, 15 Regent st
Hamilton Mrs George, 5 Newton st
Hamilton Mrs James, Thomas st
Hamilton Mrs James, Seabank house, 7 Johnston st

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DescriptionPost-Office Greenock directory for 1894-1895
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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).