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James Marshall
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Farmer
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William Hutton
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James Livingstone
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Merchant
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John Marshall
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Merchant in Larbert
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William Johnston
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Smith
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William Dick
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Publican
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Margaret Thom
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Jane Bathgate
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James Willis
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Carver and Gilder in Glasgow
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William Young
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Maltman
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John Hamilton
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Farm servant
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Henderson Family
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These are the daughters of Alexander Henderson, Merchant, Falkirk.
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Ephraim Laurieston
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Michael Muir
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Wright
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Margaret Burgess
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Wife of James Cuthill (Baxter, Bo'ness).
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Marion Cuthill
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Daughter of James Cuthill (Baxter) and Margaret Burgess.
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George and Christian Taylor
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George Taylor and Christian Duvie
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Trustees of John Baird Watson Trust
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John Johnston
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In 1883 John Johnston built the property opposite the present [Bo'ness] Library, fronting North Street, as bakehouse, shops and dwellinghouses. As trade expanded he bought the premises which are now converted into flats (overlooking Waggon Road), installed a new bakehouse at ground level and made the upper storeys into a granary, flour stores etc. Part of the present Library was bakehouse, part stable for his van horses. While his son, James Stevens Johnston owned the firm he converted the stables into a garage for vans. Upon his [ie:James Stevens Johnston] retirement in the late 1950s, the bakery business was sold.
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Henry Coubrough
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