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Scan 354
The Post-Office Dundee directory, 1859
41 lines. Read by computer on 18 September 2026. Printed page 346. See the scan on archive.org.
1MISCELLANEOUS.
3Baby-linen dealer—Mrs Creswick, 118 Nethergate.
4Bagpipe-makers—{ John Cameron, 33 Scouringburn.
5 { John Thow, 96 Seagate.
6Berlin-wool Repository—Alexander Green, 70 Nethergate.
7Boat-builder—David Livie, 18 West Dock Street.
8Boiler-maker—George M'Farlane, Dock Street.
9Bone-setter—George Brodie, 64 Hilltown.
10Boy's Outfitter—Mrs James Farquharson, 23 Seagate.
11Brace-maker—David Stocks, 56 Blackscroft.
12Carpet-printer—James Bradley, 19 Peter Street.
13Carpet-shoemaker—Joseph Norwell, 162 Overgate.
14Chair-maker—Edward Ninian, 67 Perth Road.
15Clog and Patten maker—Robert Mullen, 9 Lindsay Street.
16Drysalters—Charles Tennant & Co., 25 Cowgate.
17Embroidery-printer and Ticket-writer—John Fraser, 53½ Nethergate
18French-polisher and Piano-forte Repairer—Wm. Smart Allan, 6 Victoria Square.
20French Polishers—{ Jessie Fleming, 17 Crichton Street.
21 { Charles Gray, 26 St Clement's Lane.
22Funeral Undertakers—Charles Shepherd & Son, North Lindsay Street
23Grate-manufacturer—James Bacon, 38 Union Street.
24Horse-breaker—James Jackson, 26 King Street.
25Japanner and Ornamental painter—James Young, 47 Dock Street.
26Last-makers—A. & D. Stewart. 24 King Street.
27Manufacturers of Hosiery—T. & J. Murray, 4 Perth Road.
28Musher and Crape-cleaner—Eliza Kidd, 116 Nethergate.
29Pianoforte Teacher, Tuner, and Repairer—Edward Jobson, 71 High St.
30Pianofore Tuner—Joseph Warren, 41 Reform Street.
31Plane makers—Alex. Mathieson & Son, 42 Gardiner's Close, Murraygate
32Rat-catcher—Anthony Campbell, 61 Scouringburn.
33Saw-maker—William Innes, 13 Castle Street.
34Shirt Manufacturer—James Allan, jun., 32 High Street
35Stuffer of birds and beasts—Henry White, 10 Step Row.
36Thread Manufacturer—David Mather, Fleuchar Craig.
37Umbrella maker—George Robertson, 24 Overgate.
38Venetian Blind makers—J. & J. Gray, Roseangle.
39Violin maker and repairer—James Black, 9 Paton's Lane.
40Wire-worker and Bell-hanger—Charles Dickie, 19 & 21 Barrack St.
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