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86 DIRECTORY.
Hunter James, labourer, 28 West Blackball st
Hunter John, watchman, 2 Watt pi
Hunter John C. ^of Orr, Hunter & Co.), Finnart house,
46 Forsyth st
Bunter John, 24 Patrick st
Hunter John, shoemaker, Cartsburn cottage, 23 Crescent st
Hunter John, chaplam of Poorhouse. Ho. 68 Wellington
st
Hunter John, boilermaker, 9 Hill st
Hunter John, green grocer, 15 East Shaw st
Hunter Robert, engineer, 52 St Laurence st
Hunter John & Co., wholesale fish merchants, 8 West
breast
Hunter Robert, timber measurer, 67 Rue-end st. Ho.
Belhaven st, Port-Glasgow
Hunter Robert, boilermaker, 19 Ingieston st
Hunter Robert, engineer, 34 East Hamilton st
Hunter T. O. & Co. , merchants and shipowners, shipping,
commission and insurance agents, and agents for Lloyd's
•• and Liverpool Underwri ers' Association, Vice-Consulate
for Sweden and Norway, 13 William st
Hunter Thomas O. (of T. 0. Hunter & Co.), Woodburn,
Newark st
Hunter Thomas, brassfinisher, 36 Ingieston st
Hunter Thomas, tanner, 94 East Hamilton st
Hunter William, boilermaker, 34 Main st
Hunter William, joiner, 27 Dempster st
Hunter William, joiner, 68 East Hamilton st
Hunter William, clerk, 21 Wellington st
Hunter William, seaman, 11 Crescent st
Hunter Misses, 1 Forsyth st
Hunter Miss, boy's dress-maker, 27 Dempster st
Hunter Miss, Excise buildings. Customhouse
Hunter Miss E. , 24 Brisbane st
Hunter Mrs A., 69 Regent st
Hunter Mrs William, lodgings, 11 Lyle st
Hunter Mrs, 6 St Lawrence st
Hunter Mrs, 89 Belleville st
HUTCHESON, Alexander, shipwright, 6 Chapel st
Hutcheson Andrew, engine driver, 71 Wellington st
Hutcheson Daniel, carpenter, 17 Newton st
Hutcheson David, joiner, 11 Dempster st
Hutcheson George, Hyde Park cottage, 12 St Lawrence st
Hutcheson George, patternmaker, 29 Lyle st
Hutcheson James, engineer, 16 Wellington st
Hutcheson Rev. James, minister of East Parish Manse, 7
Finnart ter

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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).