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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE GREEN HILL | The Green Hill The Green Hill The Green Hill |
John Boyd Esq. Tron John Boyd Esq. Factor Mr Douie |
003 | A green conical hill, on the east Side of Largs, on the Summit of which are the Meridian Pillars. The following notice is taken of this hill in the New Stat. Acct [Statistical Account] "The Hill on Gogo, too, which marks one of the points of a meridian line leads to nearly the Same Conclusion, having most probably been deposited in Still water by the stream, when it was at least a quarter of a mile shorter, or, in other words when the Clyde washed the base of the trap rock near this place." |
| HAYLEEBLAIR CLOSE [Largs] | Hayleeblair or Cumbrae Close Hayleeblair or Cumbrae Close Hayleeblair or Cumbrae Close |
Name on Houses Mr J Boyd Factor Mr Robert Beith |
003 | A narrow lane leading from Main St. towards the Free Church. it is sometimes called Cumbrae Close |
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