OS1/13/105/8
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| EAST BRIDGE MILLS (Flour) | East Bridge Mills (Flour) East Bridge Mills (Flour) East Bridge Mills (Flour) |
Robert Hutchison Esqr. (Owner) George Turnbull Henry Beveridge Esqr. Provost |
[situation] On the W. [West] side of High Street near the East Bridge. An extensive range of buildings formerly a Distillery, the property of Robert Hutchison Esqr. Brae Head House. |
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| UNION CHURCH (United Presbyterian) | Union Church U.P. [United Presbyterian] Union Church U.P. [United Presbyterian] Union Church U.P. [United Presbyterian] |
David Graham Elder Robert Stenhouse Elder Robert Brown Path-head |
[situation] On the W. [West] side of High Street near the East Bridge. A neat building erected 1821 -2 it contains sittings for 800 persons, [obscured] free. It belongs to the religious body called United Presbyterian. At present there is no regular minister the service being performed by probationers. Salary of last minister £160 per annum. |
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| ST MARY'S WELL | St. Mary's Well St. Mary's Well St. Mary's Well |
Henry Bveridge Esqr. Provost Robert Hutchison Esqr. Brae Head Ho. [House] Mr. Gibson Writer |
[situation] A good spring well, a pump [was] erected over it about 3 years ago. It is supposed that the well is on, [or] very close to the grounds which anciently belonged to a religious order called the Culdees, & that it was by them dedicated to St. Mary. No information can be obtained [respecting] the site of the cell of the Culdees mentioned in the New Stat. [Statistical] Account. |
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8 Trace 1 Sheet 3[Note Union Church U.P. ] (seats for 800)
[Note - St. Mary's Well] (in German Text)
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