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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
BENNETS BURN Bennet's Burn Mr John Amos Pressmennan
John Patterson Brunt
011 A small Stream which issues from Pressmannan Lake, running in an east direction until it joins Spot Burn at Burnhead Smithy, it forms the boundary between the Parishes of Spot [Spott] & Stenton
PRESSMENNAN WOOD Pressmennan Wood Mr John Amos Pressmennan
John Patterson Brunt
011 A large tract of Wood on each side of Pressmannan Lake, chiefly composed of old Oak & Birch except a portion on the South Side which is fir, and was planted upwards of 30 years ago, it is the property of Mrs H.N Ferguson of Beil
PRESSMENNAN LAKE Pressmennan Lake Mr John Amos Pressmennan
John Patterson Brunt
011 A beautiful sheet of Water about 1 1/2 miles in length and between 3 & 4 chains in width it was formed about the year 1819 by the late William H Nesbet Esq between two steep Hills thickly wooded, who stocked it with fish at a great expence, and otherwise improved the grounds in [the] immediate vicinity. Mrs H.N. Ferguson is the proprietrix

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List of Names collected by James McAnulty
Plan 11D Trace 1
Parish of Stenton

[Signed] James Carpenter CA [Civilian Assistant] 14th Nov [November] 1853
[Signed] W James Cap RE [Captain Royal Engineers] 15 Nov [November] 1853
[Signed] James [McAnulty ?]

Transcriber's notes

Some words are lost in the tight binding of right margin and part of bottom edge is torn.
It appears that "Pressmennan" has initially been spelled "Pressmannan" on this page and only in some instances thereafter corrected by surveyor.

  Transcribers who have contributed to this page.

DANIALSAN, JCB