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234 DIRECTORY.
Taylor William, blacksmith, 78 Belville st
Taylor William, joiner, 7 Newton st
Taylor William, moulder, 9 Carwood st
t Taylor William, teacher, Eskgrove Academy, 33 Fox st.
Ho. Eskgrove, 50 Ardgowan st, west
Taylor William E., major, 8 Esplanade
Taylor Miss A., milliner, Lome pi, 54 Brougham st
Taylor Mrs A., 9 Argyle st
Taylor Mrs Alexander, 5 Antigua st
Taylor Mrs Alexander, 8 Hay st
Taylor Mrs Ann, 6 Sir Michael st
Taylor Mrs James M., 10 Ardgowan st, west
Taylor Mrs Jane, 23 West Stewart st
Taylor Mrs, 28 Ardgowan st, west
Taylor Mrs, 95 Belville st
Taylor Mrs, 65 Holmscroft st
Taylor Mrs, 31 Roxburgh st
TELFER Henry, engineer, 75 Wellington st
Telfer James (of J. & J. Telfer), 89 Roxburgh st
Telfer James, timber measurer, 15 Dempster st
Telfer John (of J. & J. Telfer), 9 Murdieston st
Telfer J. & J., bootmakers, 38 Hamilton st
Telfer Thomas, stationmaster, Greenock west. Ho. 82
Roxburgh st
Telfer William, engineer, 2 Garvald st
Telfer Mrs C, grocer, 1 Prospecthill st. Ho. do.
Telfer Mrs, 21 Lyle st
TELFORD Edward, caulker, 3 Mill st
Telford William, ironmoulder, 19 Belville st
TEMPERANCE Institute, 19 West Stewart st
TEMPLETON Duncan, brassfinisher, 30 St. Lawrence st
Templeton Matthew D., manager, 6 Finnart st
Templeton Robert, labourer, 41 West Burn st
-f— Templeton Robert P., traveller, 69 Nicolson st
Templeton William, railway guard, 53 Kelly st
TENNANT Willam, engineer, 8 Carwood st
Tennant William, patternmaker, 87 Belville st
Tennant Mrs, ladies' nurse, 33 Hamilton st
THEATRE Royal, 38 West Blackhall st. Lessee and
manager, Alex. Wright
-\ THEXTON Robert, teacher, Shaw Street School. Ho. 22
Bank st

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DescriptionPost-Office Greenock directory for 1894-1895
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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).