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JACKSON.— BLAKTYRE DIRECTOEY— M'CALLUM. 101
Jackson, John, Blantyre farm, High Blantyre
Jackson, John, Stonefield store
Jackson, Thomas, Blantyre Park farm. High Blantyre
Jackson, William, of Blantyre i^ark, High Blantyre
Jamieson, Andrew, engineer, Stonefield
Jenkins, Samuel, tailor, Auchinraith, High Blantyre
Jures, Matthew, greengrocer, M 'Alpine's buildings, Stonefield
Kerr, Robert, Woodhouse
Kirkpatrick, Andrew, stationmaster, Caledonian Railway Station
Laing, Alexander, fruiterer, Stonefield road
Laird, Alexander, colliery manager, Side cottage, H. Blantyre
Laird, Charles, grocer, Auchintibber, High Blantyre
Lang, John S., house factor, and insurance agent, Springwell
biiildings, Stonefield
Lee, Alexander, grocer, Hunthill, High Blantyre
Lees & Co., boot and shoemakers, Broompark place, and
Gilmour's place, Stonefield. Factory— Maybole
Little, John, fruiterer, Stonefield road
Loudon & Co., J., grocers and provision merchants, Larkfield,
High Blantyre
Marshall, William, grocer. Commercial place, Stonefield road
Maxwell, John, shoemaker, Auchinraith, High Blantyre
Merry & Cuninghame, Auchinraith Collieries. William Wilson,
manager ; John Stewart, cashier
Michie, A. G-., stationmaster, C.R. Station, High Blantyre
Miller, Alexander, Blantyre saw mills, Stonefield
Minigle, Thomas, grocer, Causeystane, High Blantyre
Minto, R. S., watchmaker and jeweller, Stonefield road
Mitchell, Isabella, news-agent, Stonefield road
Mitchell & Forrest, joiners, Stonefield
Monaghan, James R., saleroom, Larkfield, High Blantyre
Monteith & Co., Henry, dye works.— John Strathearn, manager.
John Laing, cashier
Moore, J. W., of Greenhall, High Blantyre
Morris, Mrs M., dairy, M 'Alpine's buildings, Stonefield
Muir, Hugh, flesher. Commercial place, Stonefield road
Muir, James, Broompark farm, High Blantyre
Muir, Robert, draper and clother, High Blantyre
Muirhead & M'Lean, Misses, dressmakers, Springwell buildings,
Stonefield
Murdoch, Mrs Robert, Haughhead farm, High Blantyre
M 'Alpine, Robert, Stonefield brick works
M 'Arthur, J., railway inspector, School lane. High Blantyre
M'Caffrie, John, wine and spirit merchant, Springwell place
Blantyre
M'Call, Alexander, ironmonger, Turner's buildings, Stonefield
M'Callum, Hugh, Agent of Clydesdale Bank, Blantyre

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1878-79 - Naismith's Hamilton directory for 1878-79, including Bothwell, Blantyre, Uddingston, Motherwell, and Larkhall to which is added, A history of Hamilton and neighbourhood
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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).