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92 DIRECTORY.
Kane Joseph, policeman, 29 Ingleston st
KAY, A. S. & Co. , sewing, knitting, and washing machine
agents, 26 West Blackhall st. Ho. do
Kay Daniel, joiner, 14 Wellington st
Kay James, cutter, 7 Mount Pleasant st
Kay Peter, caulker, 39 Holmscroft st
Kay Rev. Thomas, minister of Ladyburn Church. Ho.
Oakfield, Ratho st
KEAN Dennis, stevedore, 8 Shannon close
Kean Francis, broker, 33 Dalrymple st. Ho. 13 Kelly
st
Kean Thomas, sergeant of police, 32 East Shaw st
Kean William, baker, 80 Roxburgh st
Kean William, labourer, 15 Regent st
Kean Miss, 22 West Blackhall st
KEARNEY Hugh, caulker, 39 Roxburgh st
KEE Joseph, labourer, 56 Drumfrochar road
Kee Joseph, carpenter, 24 Bruce st
KEEFE Thomas, labourer, 76 Roxburgh st
KEENAN Colvin (of Keenan & M'Kee), 26 Bruce st
Keenan Francis, labourer, 13 Crawfurd st
Keenan John, nurseryman, seedsman and fruiterer, 3 Eldon
st, 1 Grey pi, and Bazaar, Cathcart st. Ho. 14
Ardgowan st, west
Keenan John, coachman, 24 West Blackhall st
Keenan & M'Kee, masons, 62 Inverkip st
KEITH Duncan, engineer, 29 Lynedoch st
Keith Duncan, boatman, 1 Argyle st
Keith Peter, cowfeeder, Cartsburn mill
Keith Miss, feuar, 24 Kelly st
Keith Mrs, 46 Ann st
KELLY Antony, tobacco spinner, 59 Ann st
Kelly Charles, labourer, 32 Crescent st
Kelly Donald, carpenter, 22 Antigua st
Kelly Francis, labourer, 54 Drumfrochar road
Kelly George, rigger, 45 Hamilton st
Kelly Hugh, cutter, 66 Regent st
Kelly James, tanner, 89 East Hamilton st
Kelly John, labourer, 3 Hill st
Kelly John, engine keeper, 44 Crawfurd st
Kelly John, vanman, 1 Kilblain buildings
Kelly Thomas, boilermaker, 9 Hope st
Kelly William & Co., family grocers, tea, wine and spirit
merchants and ship store dealers^ 9 William st
Kelly Mrs William, fishmonger, 39 Hamilton st. Ho. 34
West Blackhall st
KELSO Daniel, feuar, 23 Ardgowan st, west

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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).