OS1/13/98/26
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KIRKINCH | Kirkinch Kirkinch |
Doctor Brewster Manse Mr William Jackson Owner |
025 | [Situation] Adjoining the parochial church Fine dwelling houses one story high with a garden in front. They are occupied by weavers, the name is derived from being erected on a patch of land adjacent to the Parish Church, Mr William Jackson is proprietor |
| LOCH WELL | Lochwell Lochwell |
Doctor Brewster Manse Mr A Swan Parkhill |
025 | [Situation] Immediately south of the Parochial Manse A well in a park south of the Parish Manse, the water of which is which is considered very pure- Doctor Brewster states that a loch once covered the field it is in; which accounts for the name |
| PARKHILL | Parkhill Parkhill |
Mr A Swan Occupier Mr Brewster Manse |
025 | [Situation] Western suburb of Leven A substantial dwelling house two stories high, with suitable offices, a garden and 9 acres of land attached, the property of the Reverend Andrew Wallace of Oldhamistock and occupied by Mr Alexander Swan |
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[Scoonie Parish] [Page] 26Lochwell Note The name of this well as written by the Field Surveyor viz as one word is evidently uncovered. It is therefore written two words being the usual & correct mode of writing such nouns
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