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William Snowdon, joiner, tenant and occupant of house and workshop
John C. Stewart, joint-tenant and occu. of farms, Hillfoot and Gloomhill
Thomas Smeaton, Bothwell, proprietor of houses
William Stirling, tenant and occupant of farm, Lawmuir
James Sellar, mason, proprietor of house, Valleyfield
John Strachan, M.D., tenant and occupant of house, Gladstone Terrace
John Somerville, doctor, tenant and occupant of Windsor Cottage
Darid Stevenson, tenant and occupant of house, Elackmill Road
Rev, James Stalker, Kirkcaldy, proprietor of house and garden, Burnside
Alex, D. Spence, tenant and occupant of house, Burnside
James Syme, London, proprietor of Greenhead Cottage
John Shaw, Glasgow, proprietor in liferent of Windsor Cottage
Andrew Sharp, joiner, Tillicoultry, proprietor of house, James Place
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Andrew Todd, labourer, proprietor of house, James Street
William Tainsh, bleacher, proprietor of house
Robert Turcan, tenant and occupant of house, Brookside
George Todd, farmer, Dunfermline, proprietor of houses
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William Vost, Stirling, pro. in right of his wife of Prospect Cottage
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Peter Wilson, baker, proprietor of house and garden
George A. Walker, M.D., proprietor of house at Woodcot
Alex. Wardlaw, Edinburgh, proprietor of house, offices, and garden
Rev. Daniel Wilson, Bo'ness, proprietor in right of wife of house
James Wardlaw, ironmonger, joint-pro. of house, offices, and garden
David Wilkie, tenant and occupant of Castle Campbell Hotel
Robert Watt, portioner, proprietor of Clyde Cottage
Alexander Watson, mason, proprietor of Myrtle Cottage
Andrew Webster, grocer, tenant and occu. of house, shop, and cellar
James Williamson, shoemaker, ten. and occu. of house and shop
Robert Waddell, watchmaker, ten. and occu. of house and shop, Burnside
William Wilson, farmer, tenant and occupant of Smithy Park
Rev. W. B. R. Wilson, proprietor of Devonside House
Robert Young, draper, tenant and occupant of house and shop
George Young, auctioneer, tenant and occupant of house
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John Alexander, manufacturer, Glasgow, pro. of house and shop, Burnside
Robert Anderson, oil manufacturer, Glasgow, joint-pro. of oil works, ,,
Andrew Arnot, weaver, proprietor of house and garden, Annandale Street
Michael Aitken, merchant, Glasgow, proprietor of houses. Nether Row
Robert Anderson, joiner, Stirling, proprietor of houses, Nether Row
James Adamson, innkeeper, proprietor of Crown Inn, Stirling Street
William Anderson, Glasgow, proprietor of house and garden. Queen Street
Thomas Arnot, ten, and occn. of weaving-shop, Cobden Street ^^
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Edward Bell, Strathallan, pro. of houses, garden, and weaving-shop. Toll Rd.
Peter Bain, game-dealer, proprietor of house and garden. Baker's Loan
Thomas Buchanan, blacksmith, ten. and occu. of house and smithy. Park St.

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1877-1887 - Lothian's annual register for the County of Clackmannan
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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).