M'Gowan, Robert - Maclachlan, Robert

• M'GOWAN, Robert B. bookseller and stationer Aberdeen
  92 Union Street 1828
  Aberdeen 1829-30
  Seller of nautical instruments and tea and coffee merchant. Planned to open a newsroom 1830.
  Beavan
• MCGREGOR & CAMERON bookbinders Glasgow
  12 Bell Street 1825
  Pigot 1825
• M'GREGOR, POLSON & Co publishers and booksellers Edinburgh
  6 Roxburghe Place 1841-44
  booksellers 11 Drummond Street 1845-46
  N. M'Neil agent 1841-43
  Edin Dir
• M'GREGOR, POLSON [Alexander] & CO booksellers and publishers Glasgow
  75 Argyll Street 1841-44
  Glas Dir
• M'GREGOR, Alexander running stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1778
  Married Grizzell daughter of deceased Dougald Stewart farmer at Stewart in Appin 20 March 1778.
  EdinMarr
• M'GREGOR, Alexander bookseller and circulating library Edinburgh
  43 Dundas Street 1831-32
  and stationer and stamp distributor same address 1833-35
  21 Dundas Street 1836-42
  71 Hanover Street 1843
  Stamp Distributor Edin Dir 1835. Initial only trades index Edin Dir 1840
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1837
• M'GREGOR, Andrew paper and rag warehouse Glasgow
  36 Prince's Street 1840
  Glas Dir
• M'GRIGOR, D. bookseller and stationer Glasgow
  Springfield Court 1844
  M'Gregor in Street Directory under house address 4 Bath Street.
  Glas Dir
• M'GRIGOR, D. paper warehouse Glasgow
  76 Stockwell 1835
  Glas Dir
• M'GREGOR, D. bookbinder Greenock
  1 Bank Street 1831
  bookseller stationer and librarian 6 William Street 1834
  Fowler 1831; 1834
• M'GREGOR, Daniel printer Edinburgh
  of the King's Printing Office - 9 Adam Street 1824
  Edinburgh 1829
  Burgess and Guild Brother as apprentice to John Johnstone printer 2 December 1829
  Edin Dir; EdinBurg
• MACGREGOR, David bookseller and circulating library Edinburgh
  4 India Place 1837-41
  Edin Dir
• M'GREGOR, David bookseller stationer and circulating library Edinburgh
  25 George IV Bridge 1840
  47 Hanover Street 1841
  T. & D. McGregor library and second-hand bookshop 47 Hanover Street 1842-43
  David M'Gregor bookseller and circulating library same address 1844-45
  second-hand bookseller 12 Mound 1846
  Edin Dir
• M'GREGOR, Donald printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1775
  Married Catharine daughter of Duncan Cameron mason 12 June 1795.
  EdinMarr
• MAGREGOR, Donald bookseller and stationer Edinburgh
  48 George Street 1839
  25 George IV Bridge 1840-43
  Edin Dir
• M'GRIGOR, Duncan running stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1775-78
  Daughter Mary married Finlay Mackenzie shoemaker 19 November 1775. Married Jennet daughter of John Robertson barber 8 February 1778.
  EdinMarr
• M'GREGOR, Duncan printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1797
  Married Katharine daughter of John Fisher porter 4 April 1797.
  EdinMarr
• M'GREGOR, Duncan nautical instrument maker, chronometer and chart seller Glasgow
  24 Clyde Place 1844-47
  Initial only 1844.
  Glas Dir
• M'GREGOR, Duncan nautical, optical and stationery warehouse and exporter of nautical instruments Greenock
  successor to Heron 3 East Breast 1836
  1 William Street 1845
  8 William Street 1853
  D. M'Gregor & Co 32 Cathcart Street 1861
  City Bank Buildings 32 Cathcart Street 1868
  32 Cathcart Street 1873-75
  Fowler 1836; Greenock 1845; 1853; 1861; 1868; 1873; 1875
• M'GREGOR, G. printer Edinburgh
  65 Pleasance 1837
  Gray 1837
• M'GREGOR, John running stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1791
  Married Janet Bell relict of Thomas Mathison fishmonger 28 July 1791.
  EdinMarr
• M'GREGOR, John bookbinder Glasgow
  Glasgow 1798
  Will registered 22 March 1798.
  GlasTest
• MCGREGGOR [sic], John bookbinder St Andrew's
  Market Street 1825
  Pigot 1825
• MACGREGOR, Joseph stationer Dumbarton
  High Street 1837
  Pigot 1837
• MACGREGOR, Malcolm printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1787
  Married Katherine daughter of John Robertson porter 29 November 1787.
  EdinMarr
• M'GREGOR, Malcolm paper and yarn merchant Glasgow
  M. M'Gregor, 19 Bruswick Street 1809
  Malcolm M'Gregor, same address 1815
  Glas Dir
• McGREGOR, Neil apprentice printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1790
  Son of Donald McGregor, porter, apprenticed to Mark and Charles Kerr, H.M. Printers for Scotland for 5 years 1 July 1790.
  EdinPren
• M'GREGOR, Peter printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1698
  Testimonial from Tulliallan, married Agnes Carcettle, widow of James Dobie ribbon weaver 10 June 1698.
  EdinMarr
• M'GREGOR, Robert & Co general stationers Glasgow
  5 Miller Street 1844
  and account-book makers 7 Miller Street 1847
  stationers 28 Glassford Street 1849
  Glas Dir
• M'GREGOR, T. and D[avid] library and old book shop Edinburgh
  47 Hanover Street 1842-43
  D. Macgregor librarian and old book shop same address 1844-45
  second-hand bookseller 12 The Mound 1846
  Edin Dir
• M'GREGOR, Walter engraver Edinburgh
  4 Mid Arthur Place 1837
  Gray 1837
• M'GREGOR, Walter engraver Edinburgh
  5 Moray Street 1848
  Edin Dir
• MCGRIGGOR, William bookbinder and stationer Bathgate
  Jarvey Street 1825
  Pigot 1825
• M'GREGOR, William bookbinder Edinburgh
  Foot of Candlemaker Row 1795-97
  Married Elizabeth daughter of deceased John Hannah brewer's servant 11 July 1778.
  Edin Dir
• M'HUTCHISON [M'HUTCHINSON], James bookbinder, paper ruler and account book manufacturer Paisley
  18 Gilmour Street 1851
  2 Coffee-Rooms Buildings 1852
  Paisley 1851; Slater 1852
• MCILWHAM, Walter bookseller Glasgow
  4 College Street 1825
  Pigot 1825
• MCILWHAM, Walter junior bookseller Glasgow
  29 Shuttle Street 1825
  Pigot 1825
• McILWRITH [!], John bookseller &c Ayr
  Ayr 1807
  Sequestration in SRO 1807.
  SRO CS231/Mc/2/3
• M'INNES [INNES], Daniel bookseller Edinburgh
  12 The Mound 1845
  3 North Bank Street 1846-51
  Innes in trade index Edin Dir1845.
  Edin Dir
• M'INTOSH, Alexander running stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1771
  Married Janet daughter to John Campbell one of the town officers 8 September 1771.
  EdinMarr
• MACKINTOSH, Alexander printer Inverness
  9 Rosses Ct 1852
  Slater 1852
• MACKINTOSH [M'INTOSH], Allan bookbinder Edinburgh
  8 Heriot Buildings 1828
  Heriot Buildings 1829
  44 Heriot Buildings 1830
  11 Heriot Buildings 1831-34
  12 Heriot Buildings 1835-36
  70 Nicolson Street 1837-43
  bookseller same address 1844-66
  13 Heriot Buildings, Leith Walk Gray 1837; Pigot 1837 gives 1 Heriot's Buildings, Leith Walk
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1837
• MCINTOSH, Arthur bookseller Inverness
  Church-street 1820
  Pigot 1820
• MACINTOSH, Daniel bookbinder Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1776
  Married Elizabeth daughter to James Johnston ship carpenter at Leith 22 June 1776.
  EdinMarr
• M'INTOSH, Daniel printseller Edinburgh
  carver gilder and printseller 15 South St Andrew's Street 1799-1803
  lodgings 14 South St Andrews Street 1804
  printseller 15 South St Andrew's Street 1805-10
  16 St Andrew's Street 1811-16
  49 Princes Street 1817-22
  The National Library of Scotland has Prints and books of prints, to be sold by auction, at M'Intosh's exhibition and sales-room, No 49, Princes Street 12 January 1818.
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1820
• M'INTOSH, David bookseller Edinburgh
  33 Horse Wynd 1841
  33 College Wynd 1842-43
  Edin Dir
• MACINTOSH, George bookseller Kirkcaldy
  East Port 1852
  Slater 1852
• MCINTOSH, George L. D. bookbinder, bookseller and stationer Dalkeith
  South Street 1833-39
  High Street 1840-42
  Pigot 1837 gives 'High Street South' 1837.
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1837
• MACINTOSH, J. bookseller Kirkcaldy
  Kirkcaldy 1746-49
  NLS Impr Ind
• M'INTOSH, James bookseller Edinburgh
  33 College Wynd 1827-33
  5 North College Street 1834-65
  5 North College Street and 7 North Bank Street 1866-70
  7 North Bank Street and 3 South College Street 1871-80
  7 North Bank Street and 16 South College Street 1881
  15 St Giles Street and 16 South College Street 1883-84
  J.R. M'Intosh same address 1884
  15 St Giles Street 1885-99
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1837
• MACKINTOSH, James A. wood engraver Edinburgh
  1 South St James Street 1848-50
  Edin Dir
• M'INTOSH, John bookbinder and auctioneer Dalkeith
  Dalkeith 1825
  J. M'Intosh West Wynd 1833
  John & William M'Intosh West end of High Street 1834-38
  High Street 1838-42
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1825; 1837
• M'INTOSH, John apprentice bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1730
  John M'Intosh apprenticed to Samuel Graham bookseller Edinburgh 1730
  Maxted
• M'INTOSH, John journeyman printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh before 1786
  Elizabeth daughter of deceased John M'Intosh married John Crooks journeyman chemist 20 June 1786.
  EdinMarr
• M'INTOSH, John printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1796
  Married Jean daughter of Joseph Horsburgh wright in North Berwick 25 July 1796.
  EdinMarr
• M'INTOSH, John paper mill-board manufacturer Galston
  Strath Mills 1852
  Slater 1852
• M'INTOSH, John & William bookbinders and auctioneers Dalkeith
  J. M'Intosh West Wynd 1833
  J. & W. M'Intosh West end of High Street 1834-37
  High Street 1838-42
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1837
• MACKINTOSH, Lachlan, of Raigmore newspaper proprietor Inverness
  Inverness 1814-45
  Made a fortune as a Calcutta merchant and set up as a landed proprietor on his return. Bought The Inverness Journal about 1814 and owned it until his death in 1846. During that time there were three editors, James Beaton, David Stalker and Donald Macdonald. The paper closed at his death but was revived by Donald Macdonald in 1846, but closed after about two years.
  Cowan; John Noble. Bibliography of Inverness Newspapers and Periodicals. Stirling, 1903.
• M'INTOSH, Robert bookseller Glasgow
  96 King Street Calton 1849
  Edin Dir
• MACKINTOSH, Thomas bookseller Borrowstounness
  North Street 1852
  Slater 1852
• M'INTYRE, Alexander lithographer Glasgow
  at Mrs McKean's 21 King Street 1844
  15 Hutcheson Street 1845-47
  Earliest address is probably lodgings. The street directory Glas Dir shows him living in the same house as Alexander M'Kean, baker. No entry in Glas Dir 1846-47.
  Glas Dir; Schenck
• M'INTYRE, Archibald engraver Edinburgh
  3 East Rose Street 1793-1810
  and printer 6 East Rose Street 1811-12
  Married Lindsay, daughter of John Duncan merchant Auchtermuchty 21 August 1793. Engraved maps and architectural views. Head of Jackson's Close 1796
  Edin Dir; EdinMarr; Bush.2
• M'INTYRE, D. music shop Glasgow
  598 Argyll Street 1809
  Glas Dir
• M'INTYRE, Daniel printer Edinburgh
  Paterson's Court, Lawnmarket 1805-13
  Married Jean daughter of James Reddie farmer in Keddie in Fife 3 October 1781.
  EdinMarr; Edin Dir
• MCINTYRE, Donald printer Inverary
  Inverary 1837
  Pigot 1837
• MCINTYRE, Dugald musicseller Edinburgh
  house - 21 Leith Street 1812
  house - Stockbridge 1813-14
  Edin Dir
• M'INTYRE, J. engraver Edinburgh
  3 East Rose Street 1805
  This is also the address of Archibald M'Intyre engraver.
  Edin Dir
• M'INTYRE, John printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1777
  Married Janet daughter of deceased James M'Lauchlane 16 February 1777.
  EdinMarr
• M'INTYRE, R. and J. stationers and account-book manufacturers Glasgow
  65 Buchanan Street 1844
  wholesale stationers 95 Buchanan Street 1847
  wholesale and fancy stationers same address 1849
  65 in trade index Glas Dir, but 95 in street directory 1847, so 95 probably correct.
  Glas Dir
• M'INTYRE, William junior bookseller, wholesale stationer and printer Paisley
  6 High Street (Cross) 1851-52
  wholesale stationer, card and paste board and Jacquard loom card manufacturer and paper stainer works - Blackhall - shop and warehouse 6 High Street (Cross) 1868
  Printed advertisement in Paisley 1851
  Paisley 1851; 1868; Slater 1852
• MCISACK, James bookseller Alloa
  Alloa 1820
  Marr Street 1825
  Pigot 1820; 1825
• M'IVER, Archibald bookseller and stationer Greenock
  53 Cathcart Street 1831-45
  Fowler 1831; 1834; 1836; Pigot 1837; Greenock 1845
• MACK [J.C.] & SMITH engravers, copperplate and lithographic printers Glasgow
  13 Argyll Street 1840-44
  110 Buchanan Street 1847-49
  Glas Dir
• MACK, Robert engravers, copperplate and lithographic printers Glasgow
  13 Argyll Street 1839
  Mack & [William Adamson] Smith same address 1840-44
  110 Buchanan Street 1845-52
  Mack & Crawford 128 Ingram Street 1853-55
  Robert Mack same address 1856-57
  3 West Nile Street 1858-61
  Glas Dir; Schenck
• M'KAY [Lauchlan] & KIRKWOOD [Charles] wholesale stationers Glasgow
  [Duncan T.] Currie, Mackay [Mackie, M'Kay] & Kirkwood lithographers 9 South Hanover Street 1846
  M'Kay and Kirkwood wholesale stationers 135 Ingram Street 1847
  135 and 137 Ingram Street 1849-51
  stationers engravers and lithographers same address 1852-57
  and 98 Miller Street 1853-59
  and printers same addresses 1860-72
  135 Ingram Street 1873-75
  45 Cranston Street 1876-80
  217 Ingram Street and 102/104 Miller Street 1881-84
  239 Ingram Street 1885-87
  Printing works at 100 Stirling Road
  Glas Dir; Schenck
• M'KAY, Aeneas stationer Edinburgh
  Parliament Square 1776-77
  Edin Dir
• M'KAY, Alexander printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1786-95
  Lauriston 1799-1802
  Foot of the West Bow 1803
  Burgess in right of father James M'Kay coppersmith 26 October 1786; Guild Brother 24 September 1795. Married Agnes Hamilton natural daughter of Andrew Pitcairn writer 15 November 1786.
  EdinBurg; EdinMarr; Edin Dir
• MACKAY, Alexander printer Edinburgh
  foreman to Mr Roert Allan publisher of the Caledonian Mercury 1792
  Witness in the trial for treason of James Tytler 1792 (Indictment NLS LC1133(9).
• MACKAY, Alexander bookseller Edinburgh
  Caledonian Mercury Office 1797
  10 High Street opposite Stamp Office 1797-1807
  (Head Bell's Wynd [house?] 1800-02)
  and circulating library same address 1808-10
  154 High St 1811-31
  Member of the Edinburgh Bookseller's Society 3 October 1796. Married Isabella daughter of William Hog late merchant in Berwick-upon-Tweed in Canongate Kirk 28 March 1799. Burgess 14 June 1804; Apprentice: John Buchanan, bookseller, Burgess 4 December 1804.
  Edin Dir; CanonMarr; Edinburgh Evening Courant 16 January 1809; EdinBurg; NLS Impr Ind; Sher. Edinburgh Booksellers
• MACKAY, Alexander printer Edinburgh
  7 Torphichen Street 1843-50
  Edin Dir
• M'KAY, Archibald bookseller and librarian Kilmarnock
  Kilmarnock 1844-51
  116 King Street 1852
  King Street 1853-80?
  Tichfield Street 1881-83
  Poet and topographer. He was born in Kilmarnock in 1801, received a normal school education, and was apprenticed to a hand-loom weaver. He disliked the trade and took up bookbinding and conducted a circulating library. He died in 1883.Published Drouthy Tam 1828; Recollections of leisure hours. Kilmarnock, 1844; A history of Kilmarnock. Kilmarnock, 1848, 2nd edition 1858; 3rd edition 1864; 4th edition 1880; and Ingle-side lilts and other poems. Kilmarnock, 1861. Librarian of the Mechanics Library Slater 1852
  Slater 1852; DNB; Alexander G. Murdoch. Recent and living Scots Poets. Glasgow, 1881, 12-15
  
  MACKAY, David M. printer Edinburgh
  17 Macdowall Street 1849
  Edin Dir
• MCKAY, Donald bookseller and circulating library Thurso
  Thurso 1810
  Main Street 1825
  Traill Street 1837-52
  Pigot 1825; 1837; Slater 1852; John Mowat 'Books and Printing in Caithness' Records of the Glasgow Bibliographical Society vi 84-94 (1920)
• MACKAY, George magazine seller Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1818
  Aberdeen agent for The Caledonian printed by Peter Buchan of Peterhead.
  Beavan
• MACKAY, George printer and publisher Aberdeen
  Milnes's Court, 21 Guestrow 1838
  Thomson's Court, 61 Broad Street 1840
  Aberdeen Review Office, 61 Broad Street 1843
  Beavan
• M'KAY, George printer Edinburgh
  24 Bristo Street 1817-23
  41 Bristo Street 1824-25
  'painter' and lodgings 7 Hay Street 1829
  printer same address 1830
  New Dir 1824 24 Bristo St.
  Edin Dir
• M'KAY, George printer Edinburgh
  2 Salisbury Square 1842-47
  28 Brunswick Street 1848-49
  Edin Dir
• MCKAY, Hugh printer Aberdeen
  26 St Andrew Street 1835-36
  Beavan
• MACKAY, Hugh bookseller Edinburgh
  Simpson's Court 1831-32
  56 Potterrow 1833-34
  5 South College Street 1835-36
  book agent same address 1837-46
  21 Lothian Street 1847-48
  Edin Dir
• MCKAY, Hugh and Robert booksellers Dundee
  Cowgate Port 1818
  Dundee 1818
• MACKAY, James bookseller Edinburgh
  4 South College Street 1837
  Edin Dir
• MCKAY, James printer and newspaper printer Inverness
  Inverness Courier High Street 1825
  Pigot 1825
• M'KAY, John bookseller Glasgow
  60 Broomielaw 1835
  Glas Dir
• MACKAY, Robert bookseller Edinburgh
  7 East Adam Street 1846-47
  3 West Arthur Place 1848
  8 East Adam Street 1849-52
  no trade same address 1853
  Edin Dir
• M'KAY, Ronald printer Edinburgh
  Canongate 1785
  Married Martha daughter of John Meldrum wright in Canongate Kirk 13 August 1785.
  CanonMarr
• M'KAY, William printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1791
  Married Isobel daughter of deceased Thomas Brown farmer at Kings Knows, Walston Lanarkshire 24 June 1791.
  EdinMarr
• M'KEAN [Alexander] & DICKSON bookbinders Glasgow
  86 Buchanan Street 1847
  Alexander M'Kean same address 1849
  Dixon in street directory Glas Dir 1847.
  Glas Dir
• M'KEAN, James seal engraver Edinburgh
  63 North Bridge 1826
  5 Terrace 1827-30
  6 George Street 1831
  23 Clyde Street 1832-38
  4 Elder Street 1839
  3 Elder Street 1840-52
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1837
• M'KECHNIE, Misses printing establishment Edinburgh
  24 Hanover Street 1829-30
  Miss M'Kechnie same address 1831-32
  Edin Dir
• M'KECHNEY, John bookseller Edinburgh
  46 Yardheads 1837
  Gray 1837
• M'KECHNIE, Thomas bookseller and stationer Paisley
  80 High Street 1834-37
  Fowler 1834; Pigot 1837
• M'KELL, Ebenezer typemaker Edinburgh
  Canongate 1792
  Married Ann daughter of Allexander Nicoll shoemaker in Canongate Kirk 15 November 1792.
  CanonMarr
• MCKELL, Robert paper maker Dunipace
  Goldiefield Mill 1751-62?
  Robert McKell, millwright of Glasgow was granted a tack of two corn mills at Dunipace 1745. In 1751 he took a tack of the lands of Goldiefield and built a papermill and waulkmill at the point where the mill lade that powered the cornmills at Dunipace returned to the River Carron near Larbert. Tenanted by Andrew Aiken. It was taken over by the Carron Company in 1760, and may have ceased production by 1762, certainly by 1766
  Ewen Jardine. 'The history of paper mills in Central Scotland'. IPH Yearbook vol.7 1988 81-93
• MCKELLAR [P.] & ROBERTSON [David] music sellers Glasgow
  89 Buchanan Street 1837
  pianoforte and music warehouse same address, manufactory East Milton Street 1840
  Pigot 1837; Glas Dir
• M'KELLAR, Alexander librarian and bookseller Port Glasgow
  Church Street 1831-37
  and stationer Fowler1836
  Fowler 1831; 1834; 1836; Pigot 1837
• M'KELLAR [P.] & ROBERTSON [David] pianoforte and music warehouse Glasgow
  89 Buchanan Street 1837
  pianoforte and music warehouse same address, manufactory East Milton Street 1840
  Pigot 1837; Glas Dir
• M'KELVIE, James newspaper office Greenock
  Advertiser Office 9 Mearns Street 1845
  bookseller Hamilton Street 1852
  Greenock 1845; Slater 1852
• M'KENDRICK, John bookbinder Glasgow
  75 Argyll Street 1840-49
  Glas Dir
• M'KENA, John bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh agent for The Criterion. Glasgow 1748
  Burgess in right of wife Mary Somervill 22 June 1748.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MCKENNA, John bookseller and stationer Glasgow
  156 Broomielaw 1835-37
  158 Broomielaw 1840
  McKennan in text of Pigot 1837.
  Glas Dir; Pigot 1837
• McKENZIE, [David] and HUTCHESON [Robert] printers Glasgow
  16 Saltmarket 1818-20
  Printed an edition of The coalman's courtship to the Creel-wife's daughter from 16 Saltmarket. The 'Hutcheson' seems to have been the much better- known Glasgow chapbook printer Robert Hutchison, who was at 16 Saltmarket in 1820, and whose shop was at 10 Saltmarket in 1818 and 1819 and 19 Saltmarket in 1821.
  Chapbook Printers; Glas Dir; Pigot 1820
• MACKENZIE & STOTT booksellers Edinburgh
  28 George-street 1819-20
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1820
• M'KENZIE, WHITE & CO general printers, stereotypers, booksellers and publishers Glasgow
  M'Kenzie, White & Co 6 Maxwell Street 1844
  Duncan M'Kenzie 10 Sommerville Place 1847
  William M'Kenzie 48 London Street 1849-51
  engraver, letterpress printer (steam power)wood engraver, publisher bookseller and lithographer same address 1852-53
  45/47 Howard Street 1854-70
  43 Howard Street 1871-20th Century
  His house address in 1847 is 10 Sommerville Place, the same as Duncan M'Kenzie.
  Glas Dir; Schenck
• M'KENZIE & Co newspaper office Greenock
  2 Bank Street 1852
  Publisher of The Greenock Advertiser
  Slater 1852
• M'KENZIE, Mrs A. map and plan colourer Edinburgh
  3 Middle Arthur Place 1847-50
  Edin Dir
• M'KENZIE, A. letterpress printer Glasgow
  109 Trongate 1849
  Glas Dir
• M'KENZIE, A. & Co printer Greenock
  1 Bank Street 1852
  Slater 1852
• M'KENZIE, Alexander printer Edinburgh
  Canongate 1791-93
  Married Margaret daughter to Henry Bain shoemaker in Edinburgh 1 March 1791. Married Christina residenter daughter to Donald Bain farmer in Caithness 31 May 1793.
  CanonMarr
• M'KENZIE, Alexander bookseller Glasgow
  Glasgow 1798
  James Fraser's Memoirs. Glasgow.1798 was printed for him.
  NLS Impr Ind
• M'KENZIE, Alexander newspaper office Greenock
  Advertiser Office 3 William Street 1836
  Fowler 1836
• M'KENZIE, Charles printer Edinburgh
  Riddell's Court 322 Lawnmarket - house 4 Hill Square 1823-24
  Edin Dir
• MACKENZIE, Charles bookseller, stationer and circulating library Edinburgh
  1 Elder Street 1827-28
  2 West Register Street 1829-31
  Edin Dir
• MCKENZIE, Donald bookseller Nairn
  High Street 1837
  56 High Street 1852
  Pigot 1837; Slater 1852
• MCKENZIE, Duncan printer and publisher Glasgow
  154 Trongate 1809
  20 Saltmarket 1810-20
  107 Nelson Street 1825
  28 Nelson Street 1828
  48 Nelson Street [index to Pigot 1837 adds Trongate] 1835-40
  M'Kenzie, White & Co 6 Maxwell Street 1844
  Duncan M'Kenzie 10 Sommerville Place 1847
  William M'Kenzie 48 London Street 1849-51
  Glas Dir; Pigot 1820; 1825; 1837
• M'KENZIE, George book agent Aberdeen
  6 Donald's Court, Schoolhill 1845-46
  Agent for George Virtue.
  Beavan
• MACKENZIE, George bookseller Dundee
  Narrow of the Murraygate, 1824
  57 Murraygate 1825
  15 Murraygate East side 1829
  Dundee 1824; Pigot 1825; Dundee 1829
• M'KENZIE, Hugh B. bookseller Edinburgh
  and agent for T. Kelly, London - 21 Salisbury Street 1824-25
  bookseller 7 Hill Place 1826
  10 Hunter Square 1827
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1825
• M'KENZIE, J. bookseller Edinburgh
  At the shop of C. Elliot 1785
  Eight letters between the Buchanites and a teacher sold by him in 1785.
  NLS Impr Ind
• M'KENZIE, James bookbinder and stationer Edinburgh
  4 Greenside Street 1835-36
  6 Union Place 1838-46
  13 Union Place 1847-48
  22 Duke Street 1849-5
  'bookseller' 1840-41 main sequence only.
  Gray 1835; Gray 1836; Edin Dir
• MACKENZIE, K. printer Dundee
  6 Murraygate 1852
  Slater 1852
• M'KENZIE [MACKENZIE], Peter engraver and printer Glasgow
  31 Argyll Street 1828
  engraver, stamp, die and seal cutter same address 1835-49
  Pigot 1837 lists him as a bookbinders tool cutter.
  Glas Dir; Pigot 1837
• MCKENZIE, Peter newspaper proprietor Glasgow
  Scotch Reformers Gazette Buchanan Court 1837
  Reformers Gazette Office 75 Argyll Street 1840-49
  The Glasgow reformer, journalist, and controversial writer, best know today for his Reminiscences of Glasgow and the West of Scotland. 3 vols. Glasgow, 1865-68.
  Pigot 1837; Glas Dir
• M'KENZIE, William general printer, stereotyper, bookseller and publisher Glasgow
  M'Kenzie, White & Co 6 Maxwell Street 1844
  Duncan M'Kenzie 10 Sommerville Place 1847
  William M'Kenzie 48 London Street 1849-51
  engraver, letterpress printer (steam power) wood engraver, publisher bookseller and lithographer same address 1852-53
  45/47 Howard Street 1854-70
  43 Howard Street 1871-20th Century
  His house address in 1847 is 10 Sommerville Place, the same as Duncan M'Kenzie. William MacKenzie carried on an extensive business selling illustrated books in parts direct to his customers. The firm had branches in London and Cardiff, and specialized in Family Bibles, Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, The Illustrated Burns, The Illustrated Moore, and similar large works including works in Welsh, among others a biographical dictionary of Welsh Ministers, John Peter and Robert John Pryse's Enwogion y Ffydd. All were lavishly illustrated, mostly with wood-engravings, but some also with lithographs. The wood-engravings were often by first-rate artists. Birkett Foster made many wood-engravings for them in the 1860s. The books were hawked round the farms and villages by agents, who called regularly, collecting payment for the one part, showing new publications and taking orders. When a customer had bought all the parts of a work, he would return them to be bound in the special cloth case, with gilt edges. The National Library of Scotland has a salesman's sample for one of the works.
  Glas Dir; Schenck
• M'KERRACHER, Alexander bookseller Edinburgh
  28 Leith Street 1836-37
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1837
• M'KERRACHER, William & Co engravers, lithographers and general printers Glasgow
  16 St Enoch Square 1842
  Schenck
• MACKY, Aenas bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1776-77
  NLS Impr Ind
• MACKIE, Ebenezer apprentice bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1711
  Ebenezer Mackie, son of John Mackie bookseller deceased, apprenticed to Hugh Mosman bookseller Edinburgh 14 August 1711.
  Maxted
• MACKIE, George seal engraver Edinburgh
  Milne's Square 1796-97
  Head Stevenlaw's Close 1799-1803
  No first name Edin Dir 1796
  Edin Dir
• M'KIE, James bookseller stationer printer & publisher Dalry
  Dalry 1852
  Slater 1852
• MACKIE, James glassgrinder and printseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1804
  Admitted to Sanctuary for debt at Holyroodhouse 7 August 1804.
  Cadell
• M'KIE, James bookseller, printer & library Kilmarnock
  14 Portland Street 1852
  Collector and bibliographer of the works of Robert Burns. He published Bibliotheca Burnsiana. Title pages of the various editions in the private library of J. M'Kie. Kilmarnock, 1866. He also edited a complete edition of Burns, which he called 'The Kilmarnock edition'. The National Library of Scotland has Catalogue of the M'Kie Burnsiana Library, with a list of the subscribers for the purchase thereof. Kilmarnock, 1883.
  Slater 1852
• MCKIE, John bookseller, newsagent and circulating library Dumfries
  Midsteeple High Street 1837
  'Agent for London Papers'.
  Pigot 1837
• MACKY [MACKIE], John bookbinder and bookseller Edinburgh
  East side of Parliament Closs 1691-1717
  Son to John M'Kie, chamberlain to the Earl of Twaddell, apprenticed to John Cairnes stationer 8 January 1679. His wife Eupham Pitcairn buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 7 December 1687. Married Catharine Sympson 24 September 1689. Burgess and Guild Brother by right of wife Katheren daughter to umquhile James Symontoun goldsmith 11 November 1692. Sold Andrew Brown's A vindicatory schedule ... cure of fevers. 1691; Sir Thomas Craig's Scottish soveraignty asserted. 1695; and Letter giving a description of the Isthmus of Darien. 1699. Children buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 17 June 1693; 1 September 1693; 10 October 1697 and 9 December 1697. Evidently dead by 14 August 1711, when his son Ebenezer was apprenticed to Hugh Mosman. His son John was admitted Burgess and Guild Brother by right of deceased father John M'Kie stationer 5 June 1717. Will registered 13 April 1722, or perhaps that of his son.
  EdinPren; EdinMarr; EdinBurg; Aldis 1904; GreyBuri; EdinTest; NLS Impr Ind
• M'KIE, John stationer Edinburgh
  East side of Parliament Closs 1717-21
  Burgess and Guild Brother by right of deceased father John M'Kie, stationer 5 June 1717. Married Mary Simpson, daughter of the late James Simpson shipmaster in Dysart 17 November 1720. Widow, Mary Simpson married the Rev Henry Lindsay 13 February 1726. Called Mr John Mackie in the Marriage Register, so probably a University Graduate.
  EdinMarr; EdinBurg; EdinTest
• MACKIE, John engraver, printer and stamp cutter Edinburgh
  19 South Richmond Street 1824-25
  265 High Street 1826
  197 High Street 1827
  199 High Street 1828
  Edin Dir
• MACKIE, John engraver Edinburgh
  13 Carrubbers Close 1831
  Edin Dir
• MACKIE, John engraver, stamp and seal cutter Edinburgh
  70 High Street 1837
  Gray 1837
• MACKIE, John engraver and stamp cutter Edinburgh
  150 High Street 1842-43
  engraver, stamp cutter and lithographer same address 1844-53
  Edin Dir
• MACKIE, John bookseller Glasgow
  106 Queen Street 1847
  and stationer same address 1849
  In street directory and trade index only Glas Dir 1847.
  Glas Dir
• MACKIE, John bookseller and newspaper printer Wick
  High Street 1852
  Printer of The Northern Ensign
  Slater 1852
• MACKIE, Peter apprentice bookbinder Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1798-1803
  Aprenticed to John Burnett
  Information from Rosemary Philip (John Philip's Memorandum Book)
• MACKIE, Robert engraver Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1812-39
  Burgess as apprentice to Daniel Lizars engraver 2 September 1839; apprenticed same day as from 1 September 1812.
  EdinBurg
• M'KIMMEN, George travelling merchant [Paisley?]
  [Paisley?] 1769
  A Prophecy concerning the Lord's return to Scotland by Mr James Ranwick [sic] was printed for him in Paisley in 1769.
  NLS Impr Ind
• MACKINLAY & CO booksellers Edinburgh
  11 Hanover Street 1843
  3 Hanover Street 1844
  Names too late to be inserted in their proper places Edin Dir 1844.
  Edin Dir
• M'KINLAY, Daniel running stationer Edinburgh
  Canongate 1783
  Daughter Elizabeth married James Harris weaver in Canongate Kirk 16 August 1783.
  CanonMarr
• MACKINLAY, Duncan hawker and chapman Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1845-65
  Known as Blin' Bob.
  Beavan
• MCKINNELL, John bookseller and music seller Dumfries
  104 High Street 1837
  Pigot 1837
• MACKINNON, Peter bookbinders' press and plow maker Glasgow
  93 Carrick Street 1847
  77 Carrick Street 1849
  So designated only in the trade index Glas Dir 1847. In the main listing he is a cabinetmaker and upholsterer, trades that he had followed at the same address at least since 1835.
  Glas Dir
• M'KNIGHT, William bookseller Paisley
  Paisley 1818
  Alexander Wilson's Oration on the power and value of human liberty was reprinted from the Philadelphia edition for him by J. Neilson, Paisley, 1818.
  Crawford
• M'LACHLAN [M'LAUCHLAN; MACLACHLAN] [John] & STEWART [Duncan] booksellers Edinburgh
  62 South Bridge 1819-34
  64 South Bridge 1835-39
  M'Lachlan, Stewart & Co 73 George Street and 64 South Bridge 1840-41
  publishers, booksellers and stationers 64 South Bridge 1842-55
  Maclachlan & Stewart same address 1856-89
  T. M'Lachlan Edin Dir 1832, perhaps misprint, alphabetised before John. Duncan Stewart's christian name Pigot 1837. Edward M'Glashan of M'Lachlan, Stewart & Co Edin Dir 1847-48. D. M'Lachlan of M'Lachlan & Stewart 1885 Edin Dir. Burgess and Guild Brother in right of wife Elizabeth, daughter of John Steel confectioner 17 June 1829.
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1820; 1825; EdinBurg
• M'LACHLAN, Alexander bookbinder Wigtown
  Wigtown 1852
  Slater 1852
• M'LACHLAN [MACLAUGHLAN], Allan bookseller and bookbinder Dumfries
  Dumfries 1755-73
  M'Lachlan and Chalmers Dumfries 1774
  Wauchops Walls near the Fish Cross 1780-6
  Married Isobel Kelburn. Will dated 5 November 1780 registered 1 February 1786. Apprentices: William Moor apprenticed to Allan M'Lauchlan bookbinder Dumfries 1766; Joseph Corrie apprenticed to Allan M'Lauchlan bookseller Dumfries 1768; John Cubbin apprenticed to Allan M'Lauchlan bookseller Dumfries 1771; William M'Coughtrie apprenticed to Allan M'Lauchlan bookseller Dumfries 1771; Robert Maclachlan apprenticed to Allan M'Lauchlan & Co booksellers and stationers Dumfries 1771.
  NLS Impr Ind; Maxted
• M'LACHLAN, Allan paper maker Tongland
  Tongland 1774-75
  Apprentices: Robert M'Donald 2 September 1774; James Duff 12 April 1775; John Boid 11 July 1775.
  Thomson
• M'LACHLAN, Cuthbert printer and bookseller Dumfries
  Robert McLachlan printer Dumfries 1784-93
  Cuthbert M'Lachlan Dumfries 1793-97
  St Michael's Press, Dumfries 1798-1802
  Dumfries 1803-11
  23 Plainstones 1812-17
  Printed a number of chapbooks and song-books, some of them for John Sinclair, bookseller in Dumfries. Robert and Cuthbert were brothers. Robert sold Cuthbert his share of the inheritance from his father Allan in 1791. Robert was bankrupt by 18 May 1793 and both were dead by the middle of 1817. The John recorded by A.R. Thomson as active from 1791 to 1802 in his article in Bibliothek vi, would seem to be a ghost.
  Chapbook Printers; NLS Impr Ind; G.W. Shirley. 'Dumfries printers in the eighteenth century' Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History & Antiquarian Society Transactions xviii 129-186 (1931-33).
• MCLACHLAN [MCLAUCHLAN], Isabella printer Dumfries
  23 High-street, 1820
  34 High Street 1825
  28 High Street 1832
  & Co Dumfries 1834
  Successor to Cuthbert M'Lachlan.
  NLS Impr Ind; Pigot 1820; 1825
• MCLAUCHLAN, James bookseller Saltcoats
  Saltcoats 1820
  Pigot 1820
• M'LACHLAN, Jean bookseller & stationer Catrine
  Catrine 1852
  Slater 1852
• M'LAUCHLAN [M'LACHLAN], John bookseller Edinburgh
  6 Montagu Street 1823-24
  4 Montague Street 1825
  House address, I think.
  Edin Dir
• M'LACHLAN, John bookseller Edinburgh
  of M'Lachlan, Stewart & Co 62 South Bridge 1819-34
  64 South Bridge 1835-39
  73 George Street and 64 South Bridge 1840-41
  7 Teviot Row 1842-50
  Christian name from street index Edin Dir 1846.
  Edin Dir
• M'LACHLAN, John bookseller Edinburgh
  8 Duncan Street, Newington 1835
  7 Duncan Street, Newington 1836-37
  Gray 1835; 1836; 1837
• MACLACHLAN, Lachlan bookseller Dumfries
  Dumfries 1755-62
  NLS Impr Ind
• MACLACHLAN, Robert printer Dumfries
  Dumfries 1771-93
  Robert Maclachlan apprenticed to Allan M'Lauchlan & Co booksellers and stationers Dumfries 1771. Son of Allan. Bankrupt 1793. Sold his share to his brother Cuthbert.
  NLS Impr Ind; Maxted