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1896 Dundeedirectory Friends of Dundee Surnames City Archives 1896 Dundee Directory starting by M Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Mabe Henry coaldealer 7 Lowdens Alley 15 Annfield Rd Macaulay Thos joiner & builder 39 to 43 N. Tay St 12 Park Pl Macdairmid Alexander M 218 Perth Rd Macdairmid John F teacher 218 Perth Rd Macdonald Colin manager Institution for The Blind, 59 Magdalen Green Macdonald C. S butcher 164 Scouringburn 4 Lawrence St Macdonald Daniel late shipmaster 214 Overgate Macdonald Daniel bootmaker 30 Wilkies Lane Macdonald David shore porter 28 Watson St Macdonald David messenger 52 Westport Macdonald David J engineer & machinemaker South St Rogues Works, 15 Constable St 4 Baxter Park Tce Macdonald Duncan 24 Thomson St Macdonald D. commercial & civleservice 74 Commercial St teacher Macdonald D. colliery agent 24 Yeaman Shore Queen St, B' Ferry 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 1 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Macdonald Frank mason 5 Catherine St Macdonald Frank postman 36 Carmicheal St Macdonald George draper 17 Blackness St Macdonald George waiter 2 Cochrane St Macdonald George blacksmith 36 Ferry Rd Macdonald Hugh coaldealer 87 Wilkies Lane 34 Wilkies Lane Macdonald James funeral undertaker 13 Ann St 15 Ann St Macdonald James cashier Bank Mill Works Leuchars Macdonald James harbour porter 12 North Ellen St Macdonald James church officer Albert Square F. Church 30 New Inn Entry Macdonald James tenter 47 Dallfield Walk Macdonald James L shipwright 2 City Rd Macdonald John spirit merch 17 constable St 22 Victoria Rd Macdonald John mechanic University Collage 2 Abbotsford Pl Macdonald John agent 33 Cleghorn St Macdonald John shoemaker 190 Hawkhill 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 2 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Macdonald John traveller 17 Step Row Macdonald John tenter 7 Blackness St Macdonald John coaldealer Fairmuir Station Adam Pl Macdonald John fireman 5 Roslin Tce Macdonald John milloerseer 3 lawrence St Macdonald John police constable 28 Kinloch St Macdonald John B commission merch & produce Rankines court 15 Springfield broker Macdonald John C manuf of tarpaulin covers, 7 Cowgate bags & satchels Macdonald John S commission agent Baltic Buildings North St, Newtyle Macdonald Kenneth stoneblocker 60 Ure St Macdonald Mark waiter 18 Hunter St Macdonald Menzies auctioneer 3 Castle Lane Macdonald Neil 2 Craigiebank Pl of George Fraser & Co. Macdonald Thomas T grocer & wine merch 38-40 Dundonald St 36 Dundonald St Macdonald Walter 8 Forest Park Rd of Valentine & Co Macdonald Mrs smallwares & underclothing 240 Overgate 225 Overgate 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 3 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Macdonald Mrs music teacher 74 Commercial St Macdonald Miss J. F baker & confectioner 69 Hawkhill Macdonald & Co clothiers & outfitters 2 Wellgate & 20 Panmure St Macdonald & Muir cabinetmakers, upholsterers, 69-71 Nethergate removalcontractors Macdonlad Miss J.J teacher St Andrews Sess., School 4 Morgan St Macdougald Geo D., F. Inst Chem., pub analyst 13 Shore Tce Wormit Macerlain John tailor & clothier 35 Cowgate Macfarlane Miss L dressmaker & milliner 15 Morgan St Macfarlane Miss Margaret dressmaker 9 Commercial St Macguckin Catherine confectioner 205 Hawkhill Macguckin James spirit merch 5-7 Hilltown 3 Hilltown Macguckin John grocer & wine merch 25 Lower Pleaance 10 Balgay Ave Macguckin Peter grocer & spiritdealer 264 Hawkhill 32 Taits Lane Machan Christian stationer 51 Albert St Machan J. E. 3 Alron Tce, B'Ferry od Macfarlane, Machan & Co Machan William S shipowner & shipbroker 1 King William Dock 2 Taymouth Tce, B' Ferry 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 4 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Machir Patrick mechanic 1 Crescent Lane Mackay Alexander 2 Douglas Tce, B'Ferry of Mackay & Mess Mackay Alexander clerk 47 milnbank Rd Mackay Alexander Lieut., R.N.R. examiner of Local Marine Board Oakley Pl., 'Ferry masters & mates Mackay Charles seaman 30 Ure St Mackay Charles 16 Commercial St of Mackay & Robbie Mackay David chemist U druggist 47 Scouringburn & 47 Commercial St 4 Airlie Pl Mackay David upholsterer Oakley Pl., 'Ferry Mackay David H.M. Customs 57 Cowgate Mackay Donald 22 Alexander St Mackay D.J. boatbuilder Esplanade 57 Cowgate Mackay Elizabeth first-class warder H.M. Prison, Bell St Mackay Elizabeth grocer 25 Union St., Maxwelltown 15 N. George St Mackay George ironturner 233 Hilltown Mackay George manager Wm McEwan & Co., Lte. Woodvilla, Seafield B'Ferry Mackay James H Harcourt Villa, W. Newprt of J. McKay & Son 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 5 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Mackay James S precentor Free High Church 6 Kinnaird St Mackay John butcher & cattledealer 8 Whitehall St 3 Athol Pl., B'Ferry Mackay John olumber 32 William St, Forebank Mackay John police inspector 18 St Marys Pl. Mackay John Clerk 7 Baffin St Mackay J. C. law clerk 20 Union St Mackay J. & Son painters, paperhangers & 42 Castle St decorators Mackay J. Ule, M.D. professor of anatomy University College Mackay Kenneth agent for Cassell & Cos., 18 Gardner St publications Mackay Michael coal mercht 60 Caldrum St 32 Rosebank St Mackay Neil publisher 8 Panmure St 49 mains Rd Mackay Peter solicitor 6 Peddie St Mackay Robert bootcloser 6 Thorter Row Mackay Robert F fine art publisher 2 Gowrie Pl. Mackay William Park House West Newport of J. McKay & Son Mackay William police constable 7 Parker St 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 6 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Mackay Mrs Alex grocer & spiritdealer 67 Hill St 3 Leng St Mackay Mrs Catherine 13 Albert St Mackay Mrs John 20 Union St Mackay Mrs Neil 66 Wellgate Mackay Mrs fruiterer 25 Constitution Rd 35 Constitution Rd Mackay Mrs draper 188 & 190 Blackness Rd 186 Blackness Rd Mackay Miss alexandera dressmaker & milliner 332 Hawkhill Mackay Miss M grocer 24 Alexander St 32 Alexander St Mackay & Mess chartered accountants 13 Albert Square Mackay & Robbie carting contractors Victoria Dock & Kirkcaldy Court Mackay Brothers watchmakers & jewellers 11 High St Mackie Alexander messenger Ward Foundry 3 Hermonhill Tce Mackie Alexander ironturner 16 Lawson Pl Mackie Alexander assurance agent 52 Peddie St Mackie Andrew enginefitter 40 Perth Rd Mackie Andrew D joiner 51 N. Wellington St 36 N. George St 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 7 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Mackie David St Katherines, West Ferry of Gorrie, Mackie & Co Mackie David wine & spirit merch 42 Union St 13 Springfield Mackie David wine & spirit merch 1 West Port 17 Airlie Pl Mackie Jas ironmonger & blacksmith 187 & 136 Princes St Mackie James carter 8 Brown St Mackie James mason 16 Bell St Mackie James mason 2 Ness St Mackie James & Co., Ltd. wholesale provision merch 10-12 Charles St Mackie Jemima J. A. 4 Aberlemno Tce Mackie John dairyman 22 Albert St 98 Albert St Mackie John L teacher 45 Watson St Mackie Peter W watchmaker & jeweller 97 Nethergate 10 Whitehall St Mackie Robert Pastrymaker 72 Bell St Mackie Thomas water inspector Lawton Resrvoir 2 Gibson Tce, Mains Loan Mackie William Fyvie Aberdeenshire of James Mackie & Co., Lt. Mackie Mrs 7 St Peter St 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 8 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Mackintosh James ptactical tailor & cutter 102 Princes st 28 King St Mackison William, F.R.I.B.A., burgh engineer 21 Commercial St 8 Constitution Tce F.S.A. Scot., C.E. &c Mackness Clement J 8 Ballgillor Tce of Mackness & Allard Mackness & Allard solicitors 26 Castle St Maclaren Alex grocer 13 Strathmartine Rd 14 Russell St Maclaren George G valuator 3 Invermark Tce Barnhill of James Maclaren & Sons Maclauchlan John secretary &c. Albert Instituteof Literature,Science & Art, 11 Douglas Tce, West Ferry Albert Square Macmillan John passenger agent N.B. .railway 60 Magdalen Yard Rd Macnamara John hairdresser 107.05 Hilltown 44 Caldrum St Macnaughton Angus inspector of police 66 Union St, Maxwelltown Macneil Neil wholesale fruterer 50 Victoria Rd & 140 Hilltown Macneil Mrs John 62 Bell St Maconachie Frank, Hugh Post Office Telegaraphs 9 Ward Rd Macphail A. E fruiterer & florist 24 Seagate 2 Fairfield Cottages Clepington Rd Macphail Fred grocer & spirit merch 91 Victoria rd 41 Lyon St Macphail Rev George R., M.A. Albert Square Free church 3 Beechwood Tce 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 9 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Macphail John game & poultry dealer 28 Union St 5 Home Tce West Ferry Macphail John P late teacher 2 Fairfield Cottages Clepington Rd 2 Fairfield Cottages Clepington Rd Macpherson Alexander working jeweller 19 High St Macpherson A. G. postman 17 Union Pl Macpherson Mrs dressmaker 7 North Ellen St Macrae Daniel enginefitter 66 Peddie St Macrae Rev., David Gilfillian Memorial Church Berachah, Cupar Rd Macrae Robert grocers assistant 52 Magdalen Yard Rd Macready James hairdresser 246 Hilltown 26 Kinloch St Macveigh. merch 104 Commercial St Macintyre & Co Magee Mrs F cloth merch 116 Overgate 7 N. Lindsay St Magill James paper-ruler 10 Kinloch St Maich John P joiner 3 Balmore St Maiden Alexander mason 6 Kinloch St Maiden Alexander cashier 11 Cardean St Maiden Charles butcher 73 Ann St 34 North George St 10 March 2012 IDMc ‐ June 2012 Page 10 of 122 Surnames First Names Trade Address Home Notes Maiden D.W. wholesale small ware merch 14 long wynd 225 Overgate Maiden James butcher 64 Hawkhill 133 Victoria Rd Maiden James confectioner 93 Princes St 111 Princes St Maiden James jobbing mason South Ward Rd 111 Princes St Maiden Mary C 5 Bellefield Ave Maiden Robert James potato merch 5 Bellefield Ave Maiden William butcher 95 Albert St 34 North George St Main John vanman 148 Victoria Rd Mair Alexander D engineer 81 Albert St Mair James draper's assistant 35 Todburn Lane Mair William tailor 45 todburn Lane Mair Mrs William 56 Seafield Rd Mair Miss 9 Osborne Pl Mair Misses apartments 207 Perth Rd Maitland Edward F Hazelhall, Perth Rd of Baxter Bros.
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