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DIKECTORY. 61
Ferguson Thomas, shipmaster, 66 Roxburgh st
FergTison Thomas, woolsorter, 73 Ann st
Ferguson Thomas, engineer, Belleville terrace
Ferguson Thomas, grocer, 35 Cathcart st. Ho. 73 Ann st
Ferguson Thomas, labourer, 24 Sir Michael st
Ferguson William, mason, 3 Brachelston st
Ferguson Mrs Alexander, 4 Ropework st
Ferguson Mrs Angus, 34 Sir Michael st
Ferguson Mrs E., 58 Main st
Ferguson Mrs J., 15 Sir Michael st
Ferguson Mrs John, 12 St Lawrence st
Ferguson Mrs John, spirit dealer, 14 Terrace road. Ho. do
Ferguson Mrs, 5 West Stewart st
Ferguson Mrs, lodgings, 58 Main st
Ferguson Mrs, 62 Roxburgh st
Ferguson Mrs, furnishings, 45 Vennel
Ferguson Mrs, 13 Crescent st
FERGUSSON E., hotel keeper, Museum Hotel, 9 William st
Fergusson John, feuar, 6 Roslin st. Glebe
FERNIE Mrs George, feuar, 7 Bearhope st
Fernie Mrs William, green grocer, 31 Charles st. Ho. 26
Wellington st
FERNS Charles, engineer, 21 Ingleston st
Ferns George, vanman, 2 Murdieston st
Ferns James, carpenter, 42 Main st
Ferns James, carter, 49 Nicolson st
Ferns Thomas, grocer, 20 Nicolson st
FERRIE James, stevedore, 15 Hope st
FERRIER Thomas, seaman, 5 Holmscroft st
Ferrier Mrs George, 23 John st
FERRIS Robert, salesman, 43 Ann st
FETTES James, ropespinner, 72 Wellington st
FIELDING William, carpenter, 44 Arthur st
FILSHIE Robert, dairy, 8 Smith's lane
FILSHILL James, boilermaker, 28 East Crawford st
FINDLAY Charles Farquharson, editor and manager of the
Greenock Advertiser, 29 Hamilton st. Ho. 52 Eldon st
Findlay James, shipowner, Rosebank, 25 Forsyth st
Findlay John, furnishing and general ironmonger, smith,
gaslitter and bellhanger, 39 Cathcart st. Smithy, 37
Hamilton st. Ho. 28 Mearns st
FINLAY A. H., wine merchant, 9 Shaw st and branches.
Ho. 60 Esplanade
Finlay A. Campbell (of Campbell, Finlay & Co.), 62
Esplanade
Finlay, Campbell & Co., merchants and warehouse keepers,
12 Bogle st

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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).