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1889 BG Directory ‐ Copyright 2008: S. Anderson 1889 BG Directory ‐ "M" Surnames YR PG Last First Mid OCC Employer Address City/Area 1889 92 Maboille A. Collector Dem. Steam Bakery Water St 1889 92 Mackey A. Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St 1889 92 Mackey Eneas D. Asst Secty. Hand-in-Hand Bldg High St. 1889 92 Maclaine E. H. Hd Overseer Pln Annandale East Coast 1889 92 Macdonald Wm. Proprietor Berbice Gazette New Amsterdam 1889 92 MacFarlane J. Schoolmaster St James the Less Kitty 1889 92 Mackenzie D. Overseer Pln Canefield Berbice 1889 92 Mackenzie J.S. B. Overseer Maryville & Belfield Legnan 1889 92 Macleod Capt Murdoch Prov. Marshal Victoria Law Courts 1889 92 Macleod M. Jnr. 2nd Clerk Gen Registrar's Off. Victoria Law Courts 1889 92 Macquarrie C. J. Auctioneer Wine/Cigar Merchant Water St 1889 92 Maddison Thos. S. Hd Overseer Pln Nismes West Bank 1889 92 Madhoo Interpreter Immg Dept Kingston 1889 92 Mahens Paul Catechist Holy Trinity Essequibo 1889 92 Main J. A. Clerk Donald Currie & Co Water St 1889 93 Major J. B. Sicknurse Pln Lochaber Berbice 1889 93 Mall M. Druggist Canal No 1 West Bank 1889 93 Man Robert Clerk Donald Currie & Co Water St 1889 93 Manger T. H. Bookkeeper Pln Philadelphia West Coast 1889 93 Manfold John Clerk La Penitence Store La Penitence 1889 93 Mann E. Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St 1889 93 Mann G. Overseer Pln Cane Grove Water St 1889 93 Mann J. Catechist Grove Chapel East Bank 1889 93 Mann Wm. K. Dept Registrar Grove East Bank 1889 93 Manning A. E. 4th Clerk Registrar's Office Victoria Law Courts 1889 93 Manning Rev. S. Preacher (Licensed preacher) Green St. 1889 93 Mansfield John Catechist St. Stephen's Adelaide St New Charlestown 1889 93 Manson Miss Mistress All Saints Par. Sch New Amsterdam 1889 93 Marks Edward Bootmaker Pitt St. New Amsterdam 1889 93 Marks P. A. Clerk Ho-a-Hing Strand New Amsterdam 1889 93 Marr W. S. Manager Pln Friends Berbice 1889 93 Marshall A. C. Clerk H. Ledoux & Co. Water St 1889 93 Marshall Colin Gunsmith Water St Werk-en-Rust 1889 93 Marshall F. C. Blacksmith Water St Werk‐en‐Rust 1889 93 Marshall Nehemiah Steward Dispenser, Pub. Hosp. Suddie Essequibo 1889 93 Marshall Stephen Panboiler Pln Hope West Coast 1889 93 Marshall W. Overseer Pln Diamond East Bank 1889 93 Martin Edward Engineer Foreman, Dem. Foundry Charlestown 1889 93 Martin J. L. Teacher Haarlem, Windsor Forest West Coast 1889 93 Martin John B. Part Prop. Pln Marionville Wakenaam 1889 93 Martin Louis Interpreter Portuguese Sheriff's Crt. Georgetown 1889 93 Martin R. B. Part Prop. Pln Marionville Wakenaam 1889 93 Martin S. W. Clerk Playfair & Co Water St 1889 93 Martins Jose Goldsmith Water St 1889 93 Martins Manoel De F. Clerk Abel Maria DaSilva Water St 1889 93 Martins M. F. Clerk "The Bazaar" Water St 1889 93 Martins V. Clerk Jose Martins Water St 1889 93 Maison Joseph Dept Registrar Nooten Zuill East Coast 1889 93 Maison S. O. Dist Registrar Nooten Zuill East Coast 1889 93 Maskell T.A. C. Cler. Asst Insp. Of Schools Public Bldgs 1889 93 Masih Sultan Catechist Bladen Hall East Coast 1889 93 Masih Rahat Catechist St Thomas Berbice 1889 93 Mason E.G. L. Clerk Colonial Bank High St. 1889 93 Mason F. A. Dir/Mgr Demerara Railway Co Water St 1889 93 Massett A. M. Hd Overseer Pln Schoonord Mahaica 1889 93 Massiah D. Cabinetmaker Pitt St. New Amsterdam 1889 93 Massiah Dr. C. H. Dist Med Off. Mahaica District Mahaica 1889 93 Massiah E. G. Clerk Admin Gen Off Victoria Law Courts 1889 94 Massiah F. C. Superint. E Demerara Water 1889 94 Massiah H. Sicknurse Pln Hampton Court Essequibo 1889 94 Massiah James A. Clerk Sandbach Parker Co Water St Werk-en-Rust PG 1 of 5COPYRIGHTED DATA: DO NOT COPY, PUBLISH or DISTRIBUTE without permission of Copyright Holder Copyright 2008: S. Anderson 1889 BG Directory ‐ "M" Surnames YR PG Last First Mid OCC Employer Address City/Area 1889 94 Massiah P. A. Bookkeeper La Penitence Wood Working Co. 1889 94 Matheson D. C. Town Supt. & Supt of Water Works New Amsterdam 1889 94 Matheson F. A. Overseer Pln Friends Berbice 1889 94 Mathias Francis Clerk Smith Bros & Co Water St 1889 94 Mathieson W. Hd Overseer Pln Hague West Coast 1889 94 Matthews A. E. Woodcutter Tiger Creek Essequibo 1889 94 Matthews H. A. Master St Stephen's Sch. Adelaide St New Charlestown 1889 94 Matthews H. & Co. Thibou Druggist Chemists & Druggists Main St 1889 94 Matthews J. Clerk Collier & Sons Camp St 1889 94 Matthews J. F. Hd Overseer Pln Aurora Essequibo 1889 94 Matthews J. L. Woodcutter Arrawarie Crk Essequibo 1889 94 Matthews John Clerk Charlestown Saw Mill 1889 94 Matthews John E. Clerk M. Bugle, Timber Export Werk-en-Rust 1889 94 Matthews Rev. G. W. Missionary Pomeroon River 1889 94 Matthey C. A. Engineer Water Works High St. New Amsterdam 1889 94 Matthey Dr. A. Sup Med Off Colonial Hospital 1889 94 Mattos A. C. Clerk "The Bazaar" Water St 1889 94 Mattos Theordore A. Clerk M. Gonsalves & Co. Water St 1889 94 Matts J. Overseer Pln Lusiguan East Coast 1889 94 Max E. L. & Co. Druggist High St. 1889 94 Maxwell E. Bootmaker Wellington St. 1889 94 May C. Cler Asst Rec. Gen. Dept Public Bldgs 1889 94 May F.H. P. Clerk Sub-Treasury Fellowship West Coast 1889 94 May Rev. Canon H.J. Rector St Swithin's Parish Hyde Park Demerara River 1889 94 Mayers Frank T. Dist Registrar Hyde Park Demerara River 1889 94 Mayers H. R. Clerk "The Bazaar" Water St 1889 94 Mayers James E. Dept Registrar Hyde Park Dem 1889 94 Mayers Joseph Briggs Proprietor Pln Wales West Bank 1889 94 Mayers S. A. Dist Registrar Den Amstel West Coast 1889 94 Mayers Thomas Hd Overseer Pln Mon Repos East Coast 1889 94 Mayers W. H. Clerk Collier & Sons Camp St 1889 94 McAdam J. W. Marshal Victoria Law Courts (supernumerary) 1889 94 McAdam Mrs. C. M. Warder Girl's Reformatory Charlestown 1889 94 McArthur A. Overseer Pln Ultvllugt West Coast 1889 94 McArthur E. Clerk G. Bettencourt & Co Water St 1889 94 McArthur J. Compositor John St. 1889 94 McArthur Miss Jane Clerk John Humphrey Camp St 1889 94 McArthur Miss J.E. Schoolmistress Orphan Asylum 1889 94 McArthur Mrs. Schoolmistress Pln Cottage Mahaica 1889 94 McArthur Rev. J. Missionary Calacoon Berbice 1889 95 McArthur Wm. Sicknurse Pln Greenfield Mahaica 1889 95 McBurnie R. H. Clerk R.J. McGowan & Co Water St 1889 95 McCallum John Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St 1889 95 McCalman J. Interpreter Hindustanit, Immg Dept East Coast 1889 95 McCalman T. Coachmaker Strand New Amsterdam 1889 95 McClean H. 2nd Clerk Pub Works Dept Kingston 1889 95 McClintock Matthew Sicknurse Pln Industry East Coast 1889 95 McClintock W.C. H.F. Just of Peace Bust Lot Essequibo 1889 95 McColl H. Overseer Pln Tuschen-de-Vrienden West Coast 1889 95 McConnell A. J. Part Prop. Pln Rose Hall Berbice 1889 95 McConnell J 4th Class Off Customs House 1889 95 McConnell John Est. Prop. Partner, Booker Bros & Co London 1889 95 McCowan J. E. Clerk New Colonial Co Water St 1889 95 McCowan W. Copyist Village Office Hadfield St 1889 95 McCurdy J. Catechist St Clements Deutiehem Berbice 1889 95 McCurdy J. E. Postmaster Sisters Village Corentyne Coast Berbice 1889 95 McCurdy T. F. Cooper No 12 Village Berbice 1889 95 McCurdy M. M. Dept Registrar Sisters Village Berbice 1889 95 McDavid E. Clerk La Penitence Store 1889 95 McDavid W. A. Bldg Contractor Lot 57 Croal St. 1889 95 McDonald George A. Sicknurse Pln L'Union Essequibo PG 2 of 5COPYRIGHTED DATA: DO NOT COPY, PUBLISH or DISTRIBUTE without permission of Copyright Holder Copyright 2008: S. Anderson 1889 BG Directory ‐ "M" Surnames YR PG Last First Mid OCC Employer Address City/Area 1889 95 McDonald H. J. Bookkeeper Wm Leslie & Co Strand New Amsterdam 1889 95 McDonald Rev. D. E. Minister Wesleyan Golden Grove East Coast 1889 95 MdDougall C. Overseer Pln Reliance Essequibo 1889 95 McEwan A.L. W. Hd Overseer Pln Hampton Court Essequibo 1889 95 McFarlane C. B. Overseer Pln Farm East Bank 1889 95 McFarlane D. Teacher Salem School The Lodge 1889 95 McFarlane G. Dist Registrar Kitty 1889 95 McFarlane J. Schoolmaster St Swithin's Parish West Bank 1889 95 McFarlane J. H. Overseer Pln Diamond East Bank 1889 95 McFarlane Rev J.R. S. Minister Congregational The Lodge 1889 95 McGarrell E. Teacher Wesleyan Sch Queenstown Essequibo 1889 95 McGee E. T. Tailor Lad Lane New Amsterdam 1889 95 McGowan D. H. Partner "Norwood Tower" Main St 1889 95 McGowan & Co D.H. Proprietor The Bazaar, Merch. 20,21 Water St 1889 95 McGowan R. J. & Co. Merchant Dry Goods 46 Water St 1889 95 McGowan M J. Bourda Cottage New Garden St 1889 95 McGregor E. A. Overseer Pln Schoonord West Bank 1889 95 McGregor M. A. Clerk H. Conrad & Co Water St 1889 95 McInnis I Goldsmith Pitt St. New Amsterdam 1889 95 McIntosh J. Overseer Pln Hamburg Tiger Island Essequibo 1889 95 McIntosh K. J. Clerk Sandbach Parker Co Water St 1889 95 McIntosh R. Overseer Pln Houston East Bank 1889 96 McKay Angus Clerk Collier & Sons Camp St 1889 96 McKenzie A. Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St 1889 96 McKenzie Alex. Clerk J.E. Perot & Co New Amsterdam 1890 96 McKenzie B. Bootmaker Trinity St New Amsterdam 1891 96 McKenzie C.
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