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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MILL WYND [Falkland] | Mill Wynd Mill Wynd Mill Wynd |
Mr Francis Deas Provost Mr Charles Gullen Town Clerk Mr Francis Howden Factor |
016 | A lane or Wynd extending from High Street to Balmblae on the West side of which is a flour Mill and Gas Works. |
| BALMBLAE | Balmblae Balmblae Balmblae |
Mr Francis Deas Mr Charles Gullen Mr Francis Howden |
016 | A district or locality on the North Side of Maspie Burn extending from the Palace Wall Westward to Mr Bruce's Plantation and from Maspie Burn Northwards to the Sheet line in this locality is the ruin of an old Mansion which was styled Balmblae house, the property of the Seaton Family, there are also several houses erected adjoining Maspie Burn and principally occupied by Weavers. Balmblae was originally a Royal Barony, the jurisdiction of which is now extinct it is not in the Burgh of Falkland. |
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[page] 26Plan 16D Trace 4 Parish of Falkland
Mill Wynd situation -- In the town of Falkland.
[Note] Wynd, an alley. Jameson.
Balmblae situation -- At W. [West] side of the town of Falkland.
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