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102 M'CALLUM.-BLANTYRE DIRECTORY.— ROBERTSON,
M 'Galium, Robert, grocer. High Blantyre
M'Clusky, John, pawnbroker, Woodburn place, Stonefield
M'Cormick, James, West Neuk, High Blantyre
M 'Donald, Patrick, sale rooms, Hart's buildings, Stonefield
M 'Donald, Rev. Robert, Free Church Manse, Low Blantyre
M'Dougall, W. C, F.C. missionary, Burnbank
M'Gregor, John, of Neilson, Shaw, and M'Gregor, Glasgow^
Hyde Park, High Blantyre
M'Guire, Angus, grocer, Gardiner's Place, High Blantyre
M'Harg, James, Orchardhead Cottage, High Blantyre
M'Intyre, Miss, spirit merchant, Auchinraith, High Blantyre
M'Kendrick, Allan, carter. Hart's buildings, Stonefield
M'Kerrow, Hugh, grocer, Auchintibber, High Blantyre
M'Kinnon, Charles, Boweshill
M'Lelland, James, blacksmith, Auchinraith, High Blantyre
M 'Murray, John, Barnhill Tavern, Barnhill, High Blantyre
M'Nair, William, spirit merchant, Kirkton, High Blantyre
M'Naughton, David, spirit merchant, Stanley place, Stonefield
M'Neill, Nigel, F.C. missionary, Stonefield
M'Tyre, Alexander, Craigknowe Farm
M 'William, Alexander, Craigmuir farm, High Blantyre
M 'William, Thomas, Greenhall farm, High Blantyre
Naismith, James, of Coatshill, Low Blantyre
Naismith, John, grocer, Auchinraith, High Blantyre
Ness, John, The School-house, Low Blantyre
Nimmo, John, grocer and draper, Nimmo's buildings, Stonefield
Nisbet, William, sale room, Hart's buildings, Stonetield
Oliver, R. W., drajier. Crimson's buildings, Blantyre
Pairman, Alexander, grocer. Low Blantyre
Pate, Alexander Stewart, grocer, Springfield, High Blantyre
Paterson, James, Blantyre House
Penman, W. & L., funeral undertakers and carriage hirers
Causeystane, High Blantyre
Pettigrew, William, Priory Villa, Low Blantyre
Pollock, Robert, contractor. Glebe cottage, High Blantyre
Prentice, W. A., watchmaker and jeweller, Auchinraith, High
Blantyre
Rae, Robert, sale room, Nimmo's buildings, Stonefield
Rae, William, grocer, Stonefield road
Reid, James, Blantyre Lodge, Low Blantyre
Reid, William, Calderside farm, High Blantyre
Renfrew, Alexander, Coatshill Cottage, Stonefield, Low Blantyre
Renfrew, Alexander, Shott farm, High Blantyre
Riddock, Alexander, missionary, United Presbyterian Church,
Glasgow road
Roberts, William, spirit merchant, Glasgow road, Low Blantyre
Robertson, David, Coatshill Farm

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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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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).