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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| LADYKIRK (PARISH) | Ladykirk (Parish) | Continued | The manse was built about 60 years ago. After the accession of the present Incumbent in 1819, the heritors and minister repaired and added to it. Like most manses, especially old ones, having been wretchedly finished at first, doubtless, according to the cheapest estimate, it has been [?earn] will be, a continual occasion of expense to both - more has been already expended on repairs than would have built a Commodious new house; and it shakes from the foundation with every blast. The Glebe contains eleven acres of land, of very good quality, has been lately drained & improved, and would let at present for about £2.20.0 per acre. The amount of the stipend is 6 Chalders in Grain, & £88.2.8 - money, & averages about £170 per annum. All the Tiends are valued & exhausted. |
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