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84 DIRECTORY.
Hope William (of Crawford & Hope, 32 West Stewart st
HOPEKIN Robert, fitter, 17 Brougham st
HORN" David, labourer, 26 John st
Horn John, engineer, 23 Ingleston st
Horn Thomas, labourer, 46 Nicolson st
Horn Mrs, 68 Holmscroft st
HORNE Robert, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 3 Argyle st.
Ho. 52 Holmscroft st
HOSSACK John, joiner, Blair terrace, 5 Dempster st
HOSE A Clounes, flesher, 62 Drumfrochar road
Hosea Robert, cooper, 69 Nicolson st
HOUGHTON Samuel, timekeeper, 3 East Crawford st
HOULLE Henry, shipbroker, Arcade. Ho. 41 West
Blackball st
HOURSTON George, cashier, 9 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 28
Brisbane st
Hourston Mrs P. , 28 Brisbane st
HOUSE of Refuge (Female), Upper Ingleston
HOUSTON David, out-door officer. Customs, 64 Welling-
ton st
Houston J. & R., engineers and iron founders, Cartsburn
Foundry and Engine Works, Upper Ingleston
Houston James, Annie bank, Fox st
Houston James, labourer, 32 East Shaw st
Houston John, 17 Newton st
Houston John (of J. & R. Houston), Annie bank, Fox st
Houston John, boilermaker, 66 East Hamilton st
Houston Peter, boilermaker, 38 Sir Michael st
Houston R. & W. & Co., joiners and builders, 71 Belleville st
Houston Robert (of R. & W. Houston & Co.), Mount View,
Kilbarchan
Houston Robert, furnishing and millinery warehouse, 13
Rue-end st. Ho. 1 Grey pi
Houston Robert, carter, 7 Belleville st
Houston Robert & Son, woollen manufacturers, 28 West
Blackball st
Houston Robert (of J. & R. Houston) Annie bank, Fox st
Houston Robert (of Robert Houston & Sons), Woolton, 93
Eldon st
Houston William, joiner, 25 Sir Michael st
Houston Miss, milliner, 1 Grey pi
Houston Mrs, 24 Belleville st
Houston Mrs James, wine and spirit merchant, 43 Shaw st,
and 6 Cross-shore st. Ho. 1 Watt pi
HOW AT James, moulder, 19 Ingleston st
Howat Robert, joiner, 17 Mount Pleasant st
HOWIE Andrew, liabourer, 5 Belleville 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).