OS1/5/30/42
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MANSE | Manse (parish) | Reverend Mr Langwill, Mr Logan, John Smith | 026.03 | A neatly constructed edifice, one storey high, having a small garden and ten acres of glebe land attached. It is occupied by the Reverend Mr Langwill, incumbent of the parish, and in addition to the manse and glebe lands the benefice is worth 14 children, half meal, half barly, and £8.6.8d money, built in - 1750 - & enlarged and repaired in 1872. |
| SCHOOL (Parish) [Legerwood] | School (parish) | Reverend Mr Langwill, Mr Logan, John Smith. | 026.03 | A neatly built house in good repair, with a dwelling and small garden attached. The branches of Education taught, consist of a plain English education, reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar, mathematics and book keeping. The duties of a teacher are at present performed by Mr John Smith, who, in addition to a dwelling & garden, received a salary of about £48 per annum, £28 of which are contributed by the heritors, the remainder by the scholars. No grant from [payment] attached to this school. |
| SCHOOL [Legerwood] | 026.03 |
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42 Parish of Legerwood Sheet 26 No3 Trace 2&4 Described by John Kiernan R EngTranscriber's notes
SCHOOL [Legerwood] is missing from page OS1/5/30/42 and can not be transcribed.Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
George Goodfellow
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