JOHN WEBSTER
107, West Port, Edinburgh and possibly Peterhead
John Webster was noted as the Foreman at the Clockmakers, James Whitelaw, of Register Street, Edinburgh. Webster started business on his own account when he acquired the business of Alexander Breakenrig, 107, West Port, Edinburgh in c.1826, which he carried on until 1869. Prior to the appointment with James Whitelaw, Webster was known to have come from Peterhead, but if he ever worked in that town is thought to be unknown, but worth recording on the forum.
Source: Old Scottish Clockmakers from 1453 to 1850 - John Smith - 1921
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MCB noted the following:
JOHN WEBSTER
UK Census records show he was born in Peterhead in 1797 and his son James was born in Edinburgh in 1824. If John had worked in Peterhead prior to arriving in Edinburgh his time there as a freeman, assuming he was apprenticed, would have been relatively short.
The 1871 Census records show that he was still working as a watch and clock maker at 4 Salisbury Court Edinburgh after 1869. His son James was in the same trade.
Scottish Advertisements and Information
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RICHARD MAXWELL WILKIE
Terrace, Tain
Richard Maxwell Wilkie is recorded as a Silversmith, located at Terrace, Tain, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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Terrace, Tain
Richard Maxwell Wilkie is recorded as a Silversmith, located at Terrace, Tain, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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JOHN DAVIDSON
Wick
John Davidson was recorded as a Clockmaker, located at Wick, in 1892.
Source: Old Scottish Clockmakers from 1453 to 1850 - John Smith - 1921
John Davidson won the Reid and Auld Prize in 1892 for his paper on an Automatic Memorandum Clock, read on the 28th November 1892. The value of the prize was ten sovereigns.
Catalogue entry - The International Fisheries Exhibition - London - 1883:
DAVIDSON, JOHN, Jeweller, Wick, N.B. A collection of Brooches, Earrings, Lockets, Bracelets. Scarf Pins, Rings, Studs, and Necklets, formed of Shells from "John 0' Groats," set in silver and gold.
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Wick
John Davidson was recorded as a Clockmaker, located at Wick, in 1892.
Source: Old Scottish Clockmakers from 1453 to 1850 - John Smith - 1921
John Davidson won the Reid and Auld Prize in 1892 for his paper on an Automatic Memorandum Clock, read on the 28th November 1892. The value of the prize was ten sovereigns.
Catalogue entry - The International Fisheries Exhibition - London - 1883:
DAVIDSON, JOHN, Jeweller, Wick, N.B. A collection of Brooches, Earrings, Lockets, Bracelets. Scarf Pins, Rings, Studs, and Necklets, formed of Shells from "John 0' Groats," set in silver and gold.
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WILLIAM WOOD
Stonehaven
Marriages
At Harvieston, Kineff, on the 4th instant, by the Rev Dr. Mearns, William Wood, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Stonehaven, to Elizabeth Selina, youngest daughter of the late David Greig, Farmer, Harvieston.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 7th September 1867
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Stonehaven
Marriages
At Harvieston, Kineff, on the 4th instant, by the Rev Dr. Mearns, William Wood, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Stonehaven, to Elizabeth Selina, youngest daughter of the late David Greig, Farmer, Harvieston.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 7th September 1867
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JOHN DUNCAN
Stonehaven
Marriages
At Stonehaven, on the 5th inst., by Rev. John Watt, Fetteresso, Mr Alexander Stephen, Stationer, to Maggie, only daughter of Mr John Duncan, Jeweller, Stonehaven.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus and Northern Warder - 8th January 1875
(This possibly may be the same John Duncan, who was to take over the business of Duff & Miller of Paisley).
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Stonehaven
Marriages
At Stonehaven, on the 5th inst., by Rev. John Watt, Fetteresso, Mr Alexander Stephen, Stationer, to Maggie, only daughter of Mr John Duncan, Jeweller, Stonehaven.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus and Northern Warder - 8th January 1875
(This possibly may be the same John Duncan, who was to take over the business of Duff & Miller of Paisley).
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ERNEST LOW
Stonehaven
Horticultural Society's Show
........The silver cup presented by Mr Ernest Low, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Stonehaven, for the best 12 rose blooms, was gained by Mr George M'Lennan, Gardener, Fetteresso Castle.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus and Northern Warder - 19th July 1878
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ERNEST LOW
He was born c1845 in Inverurie the son of master shoe maker Ernest Low and his wife Ann and is recorded living with his parents in High Street there until 1861 by which time he had become an apprentice watch maker.
He was listed in 1871as a watch maker lodging in Fetteresso, Stonehaven with grocer William Reen.
No mark seems to have been registered at Edinburgh Assay Office for him and whether he actually made the silver cup he presented at the 1878 Stonehaven Horticultural Show or made his own watch cases must remain open to conjecture.
In 1881 he was recorded as a watch maker employing a man and boy and living in Fetteresso, now shown as Stonehaven New Town. He had married his wife Elizabeth and had an eight month old son.
As shown above David Beatie Greig had a full street address there in 1861which suggests Fetteresso had begun naming its other streets by 1891 when Ernest Low was listed as a watch maker at 27 Evan Street living with his wife Elizabeth and four children aged from 2-10 years.
He had moved by 1901 but not far. His address as a watch maker was then recorded as 25 Evan Street, Fetteresso. This is the last reference found for him.
Note:
Scotland’s 1911 Census records remain unpublished on the web.
Stonehaven
Horticultural Society's Show
........The silver cup presented by Mr Ernest Low, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Stonehaven, for the best 12 rose blooms, was gained by Mr George M'Lennan, Gardener, Fetteresso Castle.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus and Northern Warder - 19th July 1878
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MCB noted the following:
ERNEST LOW
He was born c1845 in Inverurie the son of master shoe maker Ernest Low and his wife Ann and is recorded living with his parents in High Street there until 1861 by which time he had become an apprentice watch maker.
He was listed in 1871as a watch maker lodging in Fetteresso, Stonehaven with grocer William Reen.
No mark seems to have been registered at Edinburgh Assay Office for him and whether he actually made the silver cup he presented at the 1878 Stonehaven Horticultural Show or made his own watch cases must remain open to conjecture.
In 1881 he was recorded as a watch maker employing a man and boy and living in Fetteresso, now shown as Stonehaven New Town. He had married his wife Elizabeth and had an eight month old son.
As shown above David Beatie Greig had a full street address there in 1861which suggests Fetteresso had begun naming its other streets by 1891 when Ernest Low was listed as a watch maker at 27 Evan Street living with his wife Elizabeth and four children aged from 2-10 years.
He had moved by 1901 but not far. His address as a watch maker was then recorded as 25 Evan Street, Fetteresso. This is the last reference found for him.
Note:
Scotland’s 1911 Census records remain unpublished on the web.
Re: Scottish Advertisements and Information
DAVID BEATIE GRIEG
Stonehaven
Watchmaker's Stock, etc., For Sale
For sale, by private bargain, the whole stock belonging to the Trustee, for behoof of the Creditors of David Beatie Greig, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Stonehaven. Offers to be sent to Mr John Brown, Sharebroker, Stonehaven, the Trustee, or the Subscriber, either of whom will give particulars - D. Cooper-Booth, Solicitor, Agent for the Trustee. Stonehaven 3rd August 1887.
Source: Aberdeen Weekly Journal - 8th August 1887
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MCB noted the following:
DAVID BEATIE GREIG
He was born c1846 in Stonehaven the son of the watch maker David Greig and his wife Helen and continued to live with them at Anne Street, Fetteresso, Stonehaven until the 1861 Census by which time he had become an apprentice watch maker, presumably with his father.
By 1871 he had married his wife Mary and they were living at 39 Barclay Street, Fetteresso where, as a watch maker, he is listed employing one boy.
He had moved to Ann (sic) Street, Fetteresso by 1881, living there with his wife Mary and listed as a watch maker and jeweller.
The event of 1887 referred to above was presumably one cause of his leaving Stonehaven as the 1891 Census recorded him as a watch maker at 474 St George Road, St George in the Fields, Glasgow living with a new wife Isabella and children aged 5-13 years.
By 1901 he had become a watch repairer at 396 Parliament Road, St Rollox, Glasgow, which is the last reference found for him
Stonehaven
Watchmaker's Stock, etc., For Sale
For sale, by private bargain, the whole stock belonging to the Trustee, for behoof of the Creditors of David Beatie Greig, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Stonehaven. Offers to be sent to Mr John Brown, Sharebroker, Stonehaven, the Trustee, or the Subscriber, either of whom will give particulars - D. Cooper-Booth, Solicitor, Agent for the Trustee. Stonehaven 3rd August 1887.
Source: Aberdeen Weekly Journal - 8th August 1887
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MCB noted the following:
DAVID BEATIE GREIG
He was born c1846 in Stonehaven the son of the watch maker David Greig and his wife Helen and continued to live with them at Anne Street, Fetteresso, Stonehaven until the 1861 Census by which time he had become an apprentice watch maker, presumably with his father.
By 1871 he had married his wife Mary and they were living at 39 Barclay Street, Fetteresso where, as a watch maker, he is listed employing one boy.
He had moved to Ann (sic) Street, Fetteresso by 1881, living there with his wife Mary and listed as a watch maker and jeweller.
The event of 1887 referred to above was presumably one cause of his leaving Stonehaven as the 1891 Census recorded him as a watch maker at 474 St George Road, St George in the Fields, Glasgow living with a new wife Isabella and children aged 5-13 years.
By 1901 he had become a watch repairer at 396 Parliament Road, St Rollox, Glasgow, which is the last reference found for him
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MAGDALENE McGREGOR
Perth
ROBBERY OF JEWELLERS IN PERTH
On Monday evening or Tuesday morning, the premises occupied by Mrs Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth, were broken into, and a quantity of jewellery, to the amount of £200, was carried off. The burglars effected an entrance by the back-shop window; and the fact of there being eye-holes in the front window shutters, and gas kept burning in the shop, to aid the police in detecting depredators, does not appear to have disconcerted them. Fortunately, the most valuable portion of the stock was secured in an iron safe. No trace of the thieves has been obtained.
Source: Aberdeen Journal - 2nd March 1859
Magdalene McGregor was the daughter of Thomas Currie, a distiller, and Anne Sharp. She was born at Kirkcaldy in c.1805. She was married to the Jeweller, Robert McGregor, and continued the business at 40, George Strret, Perth, following his death on the 5th April 1848.
Magdalene McGregor died at Kinnoull on the 10th April 1865.
Deaths
At Sunnybower, Kinnoull, Perth, on the 10th Instant, Magdaline Currie, relicit of the late Mr Robert Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth.
Source: Glasgow Herald - 12th April 1865
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Perth
ROBBERY OF JEWELLERS IN PERTH
On Monday evening or Tuesday morning, the premises occupied by Mrs Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth, were broken into, and a quantity of jewellery, to the amount of £200, was carried off. The burglars effected an entrance by the back-shop window; and the fact of there being eye-holes in the front window shutters, and gas kept burning in the shop, to aid the police in detecting depredators, does not appear to have disconcerted them. Fortunately, the most valuable portion of the stock was secured in an iron safe. No trace of the thieves has been obtained.
Source: Aberdeen Journal - 2nd March 1859
Magdalene McGregor was the daughter of Thomas Currie, a distiller, and Anne Sharp. She was born at Kirkcaldy in c.1805. She was married to the Jeweller, Robert McGregor, and continued the business at 40, George Strret, Perth, following his death on the 5th April 1848.
Magdalene McGregor died at Kinnoull on the 10th April 1865.
Deaths
At Sunnybower, Kinnoull, Perth, on the 10th Instant, Magdaline Currie, relicit of the late Mr Robert Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth.
Source: Glasgow Herald - 12th April 1865
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ISAAC CONSTABLE
Perth
Uttering Base Coin
.........Isaac Constable, Working Jeweller, Perth, deponed that he had examined the coins said to have been uttered. They were the best imitations he had ever seen, and appeared to be composed of tin, electro-plated with silver.
Source: Dundee Courier and Daily Argus - 25th March 1862
Marriages
At 6, Canal Street, Perth, on the 1st Instant, by the Rev. Robert Milne, Mr Isaac Constable, Jeweller, Perth, to Janet, fourth daughter of the late Mr A Burry, Bugle Major, RP Rifles.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 3rd June 1864
Isaac Constable's working period was from 1858, until his death, in 1878. He was in partnership with David McGregor from 1863 to 1875.
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ISAAC CONSTABLE
He was born in Perth c1835 the son of shoe maker Robert Constable and his wife Jane and was recorded in 1841 living with them at Methuen Street, Perth. He was still living with his parents in 1851 but at 50 High Street, Perth. Although he was only 16 years old he described himself as a jeweller.
The Post Office Directory for 1858 noted him in the same trade at 72 High Street and the 1861 Census living with his mother and grandmother at 28 High Street, Perth as a jeweller employing others. The Post Office continued to list him trading alone there as a jeweller until 1868.
He was shown in Directories for 1872 and 1874 trading as Constable and McGregor at 28 High Street and 40 George Street, Perth, the latter address having previously been associated with Robert and Magdalene McGregor (see previous post).
The last reference found for him is in 1878 as a jeweller at 101 High Street, Perth.
Perth
Uttering Base Coin
.........Isaac Constable, Working Jeweller, Perth, deponed that he had examined the coins said to have been uttered. They were the best imitations he had ever seen, and appeared to be composed of tin, electro-plated with silver.
Source: Dundee Courier and Daily Argus - 25th March 1862
Marriages
At 6, Canal Street, Perth, on the 1st Instant, by the Rev. Robert Milne, Mr Isaac Constable, Jeweller, Perth, to Janet, fourth daughter of the late Mr A Burry, Bugle Major, RP Rifles.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 3rd June 1864
Isaac Constable's working period was from 1858, until his death, in 1878. He was in partnership with David McGregor from 1863 to 1875.
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MCB noted the following:
ISAAC CONSTABLE
He was born in Perth c1835 the son of shoe maker Robert Constable and his wife Jane and was recorded in 1841 living with them at Methuen Street, Perth. He was still living with his parents in 1851 but at 50 High Street, Perth. Although he was only 16 years old he described himself as a jeweller.
The Post Office Directory for 1858 noted him in the same trade at 72 High Street and the 1861 Census living with his mother and grandmother at 28 High Street, Perth as a jeweller employing others. The Post Office continued to list him trading alone there as a jeweller until 1868.
He was shown in Directories for 1872 and 1874 trading as Constable and McGregor at 28 High Street and 40 George Street, Perth, the latter address having previously been associated with Robert and Magdalene McGregor (see previous post).
The last reference found for him is in 1878 as a jeweller at 101 High Street, Perth.
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JOHN SCOTT
Perth
Marriages
At Port Glasgow, on the 25th inst., Mr Robert Anderson, 7, Gayfield Square, Edinburgh, to Charlotte, daughter of the late John Scott, Jeweller, Perth
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 19th July 1865
John Scott was apprenticed to Robert Keay (I) (Five years as from the 4th September 1797). He was recorded as working from Barossa Street, 22, St John Street, and 9, Barossa Place, all at Perth. John Scott took George Edward as an apprentice in 1824. He died on the 12th September 1858.
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Perth
Marriages
At Port Glasgow, on the 25th inst., Mr Robert Anderson, 7, Gayfield Square, Edinburgh, to Charlotte, daughter of the late John Scott, Jeweller, Perth
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 19th July 1865
John Scott was apprenticed to Robert Keay (I) (Five years as from the 4th September 1797). He was recorded as working from Barossa Street, 22, St John Street, and 9, Barossa Place, all at Perth. John Scott took George Edward as an apprentice in 1824. He died on the 12th September 1858.
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ALEXANDER DRUMMOND
Perth
PERTH - RAILWAY COLLISION NEAR THE GENERAL STATION
..........Mr Drummond, Jeweller, Perth, had one of his legs bruised and his forehead cut.
Source: Glasgow Herald - 25th July 1866
This would have been Alexander Drummond, recorded as working at Perth, 1847-1868.
Scotch Bankrupts
Alexander Drummond, Jeweller in Perth.
Source: Glasgow Herald - 29th July 1868
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Perth
PERTH - RAILWAY COLLISION NEAR THE GENERAL STATION
..........Mr Drummond, Jeweller, Perth, had one of his legs bruised and his forehead cut.
Source: Glasgow Herald - 25th July 1866
This would have been Alexander Drummond, recorded as working at Perth, 1847-1868.
Scotch Bankrupts
Alexander Drummond, Jeweller in Perth.
Source: Glasgow Herald - 29th July 1868
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DANIEL DEWAR
52, George Street, Perth
Daniel Dewar is recorded as a Jeweller and Lapidary located at 52, George Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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52, George Street, Perth
Daniel Dewar is recorded as a Jeweller and Lapidary located at 52, George Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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ROBERT McGREGOR
40, George Street, Perth
Robert Macgregor is recorded as a Jeweller and Lapidary located at 40, George Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
The London journals represent a dignitary under this title to have had an interview with royalty, on Wednesday last, at Blair Castle. We understand the individual thus honoured was no other than our neighbour, Mr McGregor, Lapidary, in George Street, Perth, from whose stock of Scotch pebbles her Majesty and suite made some extensive purchases.
Source: The Dundee Courier - 1st October 1844
Deaths
At 42, George Street, Perth, on the 19th instant, Anne, eldest daughter of the late Robert Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth. Friends will please accept of this intimation.
Source: Dundee Courier and Daily Argus - 21st March 1862
Deaths
At 42, George Street, Perth, on the 18th Instant, Andrew Currie, second surviving son of the late Mr Robert Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 22nd December 1863
Deaths
At 42, George Street, Perth, on the 10th Instant, Magdaline, only surviving daughter of the late Robert Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 13th February 1864
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40, George Street, Perth
Robert Macgregor is recorded as a Jeweller and Lapidary located at 40, George Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
The London journals represent a dignitary under this title to have had an interview with royalty, on Wednesday last, at Blair Castle. We understand the individual thus honoured was no other than our neighbour, Mr McGregor, Lapidary, in George Street, Perth, from whose stock of Scotch pebbles her Majesty and suite made some extensive purchases.
Source: The Dundee Courier - 1st October 1844
Deaths
At 42, George Street, Perth, on the 19th instant, Anne, eldest daughter of the late Robert Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth. Friends will please accept of this intimation.
Source: Dundee Courier and Daily Argus - 21st March 1862
Deaths
At 42, George Street, Perth, on the 18th Instant, Andrew Currie, second surviving son of the late Mr Robert Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 22nd December 1863
Deaths
At 42, George Street, Perth, on the 10th Instant, Magdaline, only surviving daughter of the late Robert Macgregor, Jeweller, Perth.
Source: The Dundee Courier & Argus - 13th February 1864
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JOHN & ALEXANDER McNAB
33, George Street, Perth
John & Alexander McNab are recorded as a Silversmiths and Jewellers, and Watch and Clockmakers, located at 33, George Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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33, George Street, Perth
John & Alexander McNab are recorded as a Silversmiths and Jewellers, and Watch and Clockmakers, located at 33, George Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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THOMAS STOBIE
20, Castlegable, Perth
Thomas Stobie is recorded as a Working Silversmith and Jeweller located at 20, Castlegable, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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20, Castlegable, Perth
Thomas Stobie is recorded as a Working Silversmith and Jeweller located at 20, Castlegable, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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ALEXANDER BUCHANAN
41, George Street, Perth
Alexander Buchanan is recorded as a Watch and Clockmaker located at 41, George Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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41, George Street, Perth
Alexander Buchanan is recorded as a Watch and Clockmaker located at 41, George Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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JAMES CHRISTIE
147, High Street, Perth
James Christie is recorded as a Watch and Clockmaker located at 147, High Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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147, High Street, Perth
James Christie is recorded as a Watch and Clockmaker located at 147, High Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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WILLIAM & JOHN GARDNER
39, High Street, Perth
William & John Gardner recorded as a Watch and Clockmakers, and Engravers located at 39, High Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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39, High Street, Perth
William & John Gardner recorded as a Watch and Clockmakers, and Engravers located at 39, High Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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DAVID GREIG
30, St John Street, and 99, High Street, Perth
David Greig is recorded as a Silversmith, Jeweller, Watch and Clockmaker located at 30, St John Street, and 99, High Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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30, St John Street, and 99, High Street, Perth
David Greig is recorded as a Silversmith, Jeweller, Watch and Clockmaker located at 30, St John Street, and 99, High Street, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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JAMES STOBIE
20, Bridge Lane, Perth
James Stobie is recorded as a Working Silversmith and Jeweller located at 20, Bridge Lane, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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20, Bridge Lane, Perth
James Stobie is recorded as a Working Silversmith and Jeweller located at 20, Bridge Lane, Perth, in 1837.
Source: Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory of Scotland - James Pigot - 1837
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