OS1/13/103/8
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MILLIE STREET | Millie Street Millie Street Millie Street |
James Bogie Esqr. Revd. [Reverend] Charles Haxton Mr. John Duff |
[situation] In the Northern Portion of the town. A short street leading off the north end of the Green, the houses are small & principally inhabited by weavers. |
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| CALENDER WORKS | Calender Works Calender Works Calender Works |
Mr. William Millie (owner) James Bogie Esqr. Edward Philp |
[situation] Near the West end of Millie Street. Part of a range of buildings between the end of Millie St. & the Railway the property of Mr. William Millie. The N. [North] end of the range is a Threshing Mill. |
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| FORBES STREET | Forbes Street Forbes Street Forbes Street |
Corner Ticket Mr. Thomas Millie Mr. Ingram |
[situation] The continuation of Back Street. A short street extending from the junction of Back St. & Broad Wynd to The Green. |
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| BROAD WYND | Broad Wynd Broad Wynd Broad Wynd |
Mr. Thomas Millie James Bogie Esqr. Mr. Ingram |
[situation] Between Middle St. and the E. [East] end of Back Street. A thoroughfare from the junction of Back St. & Forbes St. to Middle St. the west side of which is the boundy. [Boundary] between Pathhead & Sinclairtown. |
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| WATER WYND | Water Wynd Water Wynd Water Wynd |
Mr. Thomas Millie James Bogie Esqr. Mr. Ingram |
[situation] Between Middle St. & Back Street. A narrow lane leading from Back St. to Middle St. |
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8 Sheet 1 Trace 2 Ph. [Parish] of Dysart[Note] Wynd, An Alley. Jameson.
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