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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHURCH (St Mary's A.D. 130:0) | Church Church Church |
David Robertson Esqr Mr William Paulin Mr James Grieve |
023.07 | "Originally a handsome [] edifice, but utterly destroyed by "Modern alterations and additions "- was built in 1500" - and seated to accommodate about 300 persons. The western Aisle is partition off and serves as the Parochial School room. |
| MANSE [Ladykirk] | Manse & Glebe Manse & Glebe Manse & Glebe |
Revd [Reverend] James Stevenson Mr James Lambert Mr William Smith (Whitsom) |
023.07 | A very comfortable residence with stabling, flower & kitchen gardens, and abt [about] 5 acres of excellent land attached - presently occupied by the Rev [Reverend] D Stevenson, the [Ph (Parish)?] Minister. |
| LADYKIRK T.P. | Ladykirk (T.B. Ladykirk (T.B Ladykirk (T.B |
Mr Thomas Short (Collector) Mr James Lambert James Cunningham Esqr (Road Surveyor & Factor, &c [et cetera] Coldstream |
023.07 | A Turnpike Gate & a neat Cottage attached situate on the Tweed & Norham road 24 Chains S.S. [South South ?] of Ladykirk Village |
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[Page] 2623.7.T.5 Charles Buck
(under Church, in red) See Page 43 for a more lengthened description.
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