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Allan Mrs, dressmaker, 5 Newton st
ALLISON Alexander (of Allison & Brand), 14 Bruce at
Allison & Brand, timber merchants and saw millers, 16
West Burn st
Allison Brothers, wholesale grocers and provision merchants,
19 Shaw st and Arcade
Allison David, blacksmith, 6 Old Hill-end
Allison David, engineer, 86 Belleville st
Allison James (of Allison Brothers), 8 Wellington st
Allison John (of Alex. Whitelaw & Co.), 15 Dempster st
Allison John R. (of Crawhall, Allison & Co.), 84 Union st
Allison Robert, blacksmith, 39 Ann st
Allison William, mason, 51 Inverkip st
Allison William (of Allison Brothers), Myrtle cottage, 43
Esplanade
Allison Miss, 25 Ardgowan st, west
Allison Mrs Stewart, sawmiller and timber merchant, Deer
Park Saw Mills, 1 Dellingburn square. Ho. 12 East
Blackball st
ALLISTER Mrs William, grocer, 110 Drumfrochar road
ALLWOOD Jonathan, nautical instrument maker, 39 Ljoie-
doch st
ALSTON John, chain and anchor dealer, 2 East India breast.
Ho. 7 Caddlehill st
Alston Mrs Annie, 32 Ardgowan st, west
AMOS Miss, 22 Brisbane st
ANDERSON Adam, curator of Temperance Institute. Ho.
32 Tobago st
Anderson A. , enginekeeper, 65 Rue-end st
Anderson Alexander & Sons, sugar refiners, Cappielow Sugar
Refinery, East Hamilton st
Anderson Alexander, general grocer, 34 Hamilton st. . Ho.
13 Newton st
Anderson Alexander, bank porter, 14 Cross-shore st
Anderson Alexander, engine driver, 91 Belleville st
Anderson Andrew, tobacconist, 65 Rue-end st. Ho. do '
Anderson Colin, labourer, 48 Dalrymple st
Anderson David, boilermaker, 13 Belleville st
Anderson Donald (of Alex. Anderson & Sons), 24 Eldon st
Anderson Duncan, seaman, 8 Princes st
Anderson D. k Sons, felt manufacturers, Belfast— Campbell
Finlay & Co., agents, 12 Bogle st
Anderson Duncan, mate, 95 Roxburgh st
Anderson Duncan, joiner, 59 Ann st
Anderson George, stoker, 2 Sinclair st
Anderson George J., shipmaster, 13 Ardgowan st, west
Anderson George, telegraph clerk, 12 Nile st

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DescriptionPost-Office Greenock directory for 1877-1878
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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).