OS1/13/98/60
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SCHOOL [Methil] | School | Mr. John Stephen Schoolmaster Mr. H. Henderson Ship Tavern |
025 | A small school house erected in the year 1814 by public subscription, reading, writing and arithmatic are taught to about 25 males and 25 females. The Master accrues about £25 yearly as fees, it is not connected to any religious body in particular. |
| SHIP TAVERN [Methil] | Ship Tavern | Mr. H. Henderson, Tenant Mr. John Stephen Methill Sign, Board |
025 | A small public house 1 story high + the only one having a name in the village; it is occupied at present by Henry Henderson the proprietor is Mr. John Ball |
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Church (Quoad Sara) Church (Quoad Sacra) Mr. John Stephen Schoolmaster Methill Mr. H. Henderson, Ship TavernA neat church erected by public subscription in the year 1837, it was closed for several years, but has been lately reopened, it is seated to accommodate 400 persons, the communicants attached to it go to the Parish Church of Wemyss. There is no Minister belonging to it at present.
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