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DIRECTORY. 20
CALEDONIAN Railway Co.'s Office, 25 Cathcart st
Caledonian Felt Works, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road
Caledonian Railway Co. 's Goods Office, 4 Regent st
CALLAGHAN James, seaman, 34 Dalrymple st
CALLCLUTH Jolm, boilermaker, 35 Ann st
CALVERT Ralph, painter, 34 West Shaw st
Calvert Thomas, professor of music, 31 Ardgowan st, west
Calvert Mrs, teacher of pianoforte and singing, 31 Ardgowan
CAMBRIDGE Francis, tailor, 16 East Shaw st
CAMERON Alexander, upholsterer, 66 Wellington st
Cameron Alexander, joiner, 6 West Stewart st
Cameron Alexander, school board officer, 42 Lynedoch st
Cameron Alexander (of Langwill & Cameron), 13 Union st
Cameron Allan (of Allan Cameron & Son), Ashfield cottage,
Macdougall st
Cameron Allan & Son, wood merchants, hammer-shaft manu-
facturers, and, general turners, Ashfield saw mills, Mac-
dougall st
Cameron Allan, jun. (of Allan Cameron & Son), 30 East
Hamilton st
Cameron Angus, smith, 1 Main st
Cameron Angus, glazier, 3 Bearhope st
Cameron Archibald (of M. & A. Cameron), 61 Holmscroft st
Cameron Charles, cabinetmaker, 67 Roxburgh st
Cameron Daniel, engineer, 36 Lynedoch st
Cameron Donald, policeman, 22 West Blackball st
Cameron Donald, rigger, 35 Lynedoch st
Cameron Donald, storeman, 20 John st
Cameron Dugald, mariner, 18 Wellington st
Cameron Duncan, joiner, 3 Brachelston st
Cameron Hugh, deep-sea pilot, 6 Roslin st
Cameron Hugh, family grocer, 19 West Blackball st. Ho. 17
Nelson st, west
Cameron Hugh, carpenter, 5 Hill st
Cameron Hugh, feuar, 5 Ardgowan st, west
Cameron Hugh, cab-driver, 13 West Blackball st
Cameron Hugh, labourer, 2 Jamaica st
Cameron Hugh, joiner, 9 Hope st
Cameron James, cowfeeder, 68 Drumfrochar road
Cameron James, slater, 25 Sir Michael st
Cameron John, provision merchant and grocer, 11 West
Blackball st. Ho. 10 Kelly st
Cameron John & Son, auctioneers and valuers, 12 Sugarhouse
lane
Cameron John, boilermaker, 8 Hope st
Cameron John, engineer, 1 Springkell st

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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).