| OS1/14/18/1 |
SHAMROCK STREET [Dundee] |
Shamrock Street
Shamrock Street |
Mr Mackison, Town Surveyor
Post Office Directory |
054 |
Applies to a recently opened street lying nearly East and West between the "Forfar Road" and "Mains Loan" from opposite the junction of "Maderia Street" with the former, and at the point of the latter where "Rose Villa" is situated, the street is only as yet partially carried through, an Arable field intervening between its two Extremes. the only Dwellings Erected in this street at present are a few cottages at the East End |
|
| OS1/14/18/1 |
ROSE VILLA |
Rose Villa |
Miss Anderson, Tenant & Propx. [Proprietrix] |
054 |
Applied to a neat dwelling House situated in "Mains Loan" at the point where "Shamrock Street joins it, this dwelling, which is one storey high with Attic Rooms, is slated and in Excellent repair the property of Miss Anderson, occupier |
|
| OS1/14/18/1 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 1
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/2 |
LIVORNIE COTTAGE |
Livornie Cottage |
Miss Herd, Tenant & Proptx. [Proprietrix] |
054 |
Applies to a neat Cottage house situated in "Mains Loan" adjacent to "Rose Villa." this dwelling is one storey high with attic Rooms slated and is of very recent Construction. the Property of Miss Herd occupier |
|
| OS1/14/18/2 |
MAYFIELD |
Mayfield
Mayfield
Mayfield |
Charles Guthrie Esqre
Mr Francis Mollison (Proprietor Ainslie's Co. [County] map |
054 |
A well constructed dwelling house situated on the North side of Broughty Ferry Road and on the East side of Taybank. Property and residence of Mr
Mollison |
|
| OS1/14/18/2 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 2
County of Forfar Town of Dundee -- 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/3 |
NOBLESTOWN COTTAGE |
Noblestown Cottage
Noblestown Cottage
Noblestown Cottage |
Name over Entrance
Mr Macdonald, Morgan Place
Mr Nicholson, Proprietor |
054 |
Applies to a neat Cottage situated on the east side of the "Forfar Road" at the junction of "Maderia Street" with the above. and adjoins "Craigiemount" this dwelling is one storey high, slated and in Excellent Repair, the property of Mr. Nicholson, occupier. |
|
| OS1/14/18/3 |
MORGAN TERRACE [Dundee] |
Morgan Terrace
Morgan Terrace
Morgan Terrace |
Name on Centre of Building
Mr Macdonald, Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
054 |
Applies to what is intended to be a row of Dwelling Houses situated on the West side of the "Forfar Road" and extending from the junction of "Shamrock Street" to Lorne Terrace. only half of the intended improvements are as yet Effected. the Buildings at present Erected are Two Storeys high, with Attic Rooms, slated and in good repair, the property of Mr. David Macdonald, Grocer, King Street. |
|
| OS1/14/18/3 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 3
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/4 |
THORNLEY TERRACE [Dundee] |
Thornley Terrace
Thornley Terrace |
Name on Corner of Terrace
Post Office Directory |
054 |
Applies to a row of dwelling houses situated on the North side of "Maderia Street" they are one storey high, slated and of very recent construction they are the property of Mr Reid American Consul, Murraygate, Dundee |
|
| OS1/14/18/4 |
LORNE TERRACE [Dundee] |
Lorne Terrace
Lorne Terrace |
Name on Corner of Terrace
Mr White, Builder, Proprietor |
054 |
Applies to Dwelling Houses situated on the West Side of the "Forfar Road" between "Morgan Place" and "Abbotsford Cottage" the dwelling is one storey high with Attic Rooms, slated, and of recent construction, the property of Messrs. White, Builders, Crescent Street, Dundee |
|
| OS1/14/18/4 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 4
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/5 |
CLIFF COTTAGE |
Cliff Cottage |
Mr. Milne Proprietor |
054 |
This name is applied to neat one storey Cottage situated on the south side of Broughty Ferry Road. occupied by the proprietor. Mr. Milne |
|
| OS1/14/18/5 |
ANNA COTTAGE |
Anna Cottage |
Mr. Brown Proprietor
Mr Brown Jnr. [Junior] |
054 |
This name is applied to a small one storey Cottage on south side of Broughty Ferry Road. occupied by the proprietor Mr. Brown. |
|
| OS1/14/18/5 |
OLD CRAIGIE |
Old Craigie
Old Craigie |
Sylvester Petrie, Occupier
Charles Guthrie Esqre. |
054 |
A dwellinghouse with market garden and a few acres of land attached situated in the central portion of the parish - property of James Guthrie Esqre. of Craigie and occupied by Sylvester Petrie |
|
| OS1/14/18/5 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 5
County of Forfar -- Revision of 1/500 Plans Dundee |
| OS1/14/18/6 |
BELLFIELD |
Bellfield
Bellfield |
Mr. Harris, Proprietor
George Kydd, Craigie Terrace |
054 |
A house of good constructionn with small piece of vegetable ground in the rear and ornamental ground in front attached property and residence of Mr. Harris - situated on the north side of Broughty Ferry Road. |
|
| OS1/14/18/6 |
CRAIGTAY |
Craigtay
Craigtay |
- Baxter, Esqre.
Charles Guthrie Esqre |
054 |
A commodious dwelling house on the south side of the Broughty Ferry Road with Vegetable and ornamental ground attached. property and Residence of - Baxter Esqre. |
|
| OS1/14/18/6 |
CRAIGIE TERRACE [Dundee] |
Craigie Terrace
Craigie Terrace |
Mr. George Kydd, Craigie Terrace
Charles Guthrie Esqre. |
054 |
A row of detached houses on the North side of the Broughty Ferry Road, with small vegetable and ornamental gardens attached occupied by respectable families. |
|
| OS1/14/18/6 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 6
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/7 |
DUNDEE ORPHAN INSTITUTION |
Dundee Orphan Institution |
Mr Peddie. Master of the Dundee Orphan Institution
Inscription on front of building |
054 |
This is applied to a large building situated on the south side of the Broughty Ferry Road and about 1 mile from Dundee it was built in 1869 by Public subscriptions and has accommodation for 70 children who are taught the ordinary branch of English education and put to trades after arriving at the age of 14 Masters and Matrons name are Mr and Mrs Peddie |
|
| OS1/14/18/7 |
CRAIGIE CLIFF |
Craigie Cliff |
Provost Yeaman Craigie Cliff
Mr Peddie. Master of the Dundee Orphan Institution |
054 |
Is applied to a detached house situated on the south side of the Broughty Ferry Road and about 2 chains west of the Dundee Orphan Institution it is 2 stories high slated and in good repair |
|
| OS1/14/18/7 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 7
Town of Dundee |
| OS1/14/18/8 |
ROOD YARD |
Rood Yard |
Charles Guthrie Esqre
Mr. George Kydd |
054 |
This name applies to a Burial Ground on the south side of Broughty Ferry Road |
|
| OS1/14/18/8 |
STOBS MUIR |
Stobs Muir
Stobs Muir
Stobs Muir |
Mr. Howie - Douglas Bleachfield
Mr. Balfour - Smith
Mr. Bain - Toll Keeper |
054 |
A tract of ground situated about a mile north of Dundee and bounded by the Dundee and Forfar Road (turnpike). The Dundee and Pitkerro Road (turnpike, and a statute Labour Road There was formerly a market held here called Stobs market which gave rise to this name. |
|
| OS1/14/18/8 |
STOBS RESERVOIR |
Stobs Reservoir
Stobs Reservoir
Stobs Reservoir
Stobe's Reservoir
Stobe's Reservoir |
Mr. Howie - Douglas Bleachfield
Mr. Balfour - Smith
Mr. Bain - TollKeeper
Dundee Water Co. [Company] Books
Overseer of Reservoir |
054 |
An extensive substantially built brick house, used as a reservoir by the Dundee Water Company - situated close to the northern boundary of the parish. |
|
| OS1/14/18/8 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 8
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/9 |
STANNERGATE |
Stannergate
Stannergate |
Mr Mackison, Town Surveyor
Mr Cunningham, Harbour Engineer |
054 |
This name apples to a portion of the Foreshore of the Firth of Tay. Extending from from a point of Rock a few Yards West of "Seabraes" to the distance of about a mile in an Easterly direction and is the property of Mr. Guthrie Craigie. |
|
| OS1/14/18/9 |
SEABRAES |
Seabraes
Seabraes |
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor
Mr. Milne, Cliff Cottage |
054 |
Applies to a Cottage situated at the "Stannergate" and is used as the dwelling of a person who acts as "Rescue" in the bathing season, the Cottage is a very old one and in middling repair only. the property of Mr. Guthrie Craigie |
|
| OS1/14/18/9 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 9
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/10 |
STOBSMUIR T.P. |
|
[none] |
054 |
Name adopted from 1/2500 plan of the parish of Dundee
A Toll Bar situated on the Dundee and Arbroth Turnpike Road & at the North East point of the Parliamentary boundary of the Town of Dundee |
|
| OS1/14/18/10 |
TAYBANK |
Taybank
Taybank |
Charles Guthrie Esqre. Pr.[Proprietor]
Mr. George Kydd, Craigie Terrace |
054 |
A neat and well built house on the north side of the Broughty Ferry Road and surrounded by a small portion of wooded and ornamental ground the property and residence of Charles Guthrie Esqre. |
|
| OS1/14/18/10 |
DRYBURGH |
Dryburgh
Dryburgh
Dryburgh
Dryburgh |
Mr. Thomas Taylor. Forrester
Mr Easson, Gardener Camperdown
Mrs Bell, Occupier
Valuation Roll 1858 |
054 |
A farmhouse two storeys high having extensive offices and farm attached - occupied by Mrs. Bell and property of the Earl of Camperdown |
|
| OS1/14/18/10 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 10
Co. [County] Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/11 |
EASTERN NECROPOLIS |
Eastern Necropolis.
Eastern Necropolis.
Eastern Necropolis. |
Mr Mackison Town Surveyor.
Mr. McKelvey Superintendent of Cemeteries.
Sculptured on main entrance. Dundee |
054 |
This name is applied to a public burying ground situated on the north side of the Arbroath Road, about one & and a half mile east of the town of Dundee.
Property of the town of Dundee. |
|
| OS1/14/18/11 |
KING'S CROSS |
King's Cross
King's Cross
King's Cross |
Mr. George Barrie, West Mains
Mr. Alexander Reid - Harefield Ho. [House]
James Dickson, School Master |
054 |
A stone of considerable size situated in a plantation at the junction of two roads. There is a square hole in the centre in which it is said the Royal standard of King Alpin was hoisted during the battle that took place in its immediate neighbourhood |
|
| OS1/14/18/11 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 11
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee |
| OS1/14/18/12 |
Site of HOLY ROOD CHAPEL |
Site of Rood Chapel
Site of Rood Chapel
Church of St. John the Evangelist of the Slate Heughs (site of)
Chapel of the Holy Rood (site of) |
Charles Guthrie Esqre.
Mr. George Kydd, sexton
Thomson's Hist. [History] of Dundee
Mackie's History of Dundee |
054 |
This applies to the place where a Chapel or place of worship once stood. It is said to have been erected in or near the centre of a small burial ground which stands on the south side of the Broughty Ferry Road, but at what time it was erected or when it was demolished could not be ascertained "This chapel was situated upon a rock a short distance east of Carolina Port but all records regarding it are buried in obscurity. Its original appelation was Kilcraig, from "Kil —' a place set apart for religious worship and interment drawn from the settlements of the Culdees and Craig - a rock upon which it was situated. The imposition of the modern name of Haly or Holy Rood from which the place has now the name of Rood Yard is owing to the Romanists after they had displaced the original possessors. The Chapel Yard was formerly used as a place of interment for seafaring people strangers and those whom accident or violence brought to a premature end and it is still used as such by the family of Craigie who lately erected a vault there, and by several others who possess right of sepulture within its precincts. - Though we have called this a chapel, it is not improbable that it was a Church, the primitive characteristic difference betwixt them being, that a church possessed a burying-ground, and was entitled to administer the sacraments." Mackie's History of Dundee page 113. |
|
| OS1/14/18/12 |
Site of ST JOHN'S CHAPEL |
|
|
054 |
This applies to the place where a Chapel or place of worship once stood. It is said to have been erected in or near the centre of a small burial ground which stands on the south side of the Broughty Ferry Road, but at what time it was erected or when it was demolished could not be ascertained "This chapel was situated upon a rock a short distance east of Carolina Port but all records regarding it are buried in obscurity. Its original appelation was Kilcraig, from "Kil —' a place set apart for religious worship and interment drawn from the settlements of the Culdees and Craig - a rock upon which it was situated. The imposition of the modern name of Haly or Holy Rood from which the place has now the name of Rood Yard is owing to the Romanists after they had displaced the original possessors. The Chapel Yard was formerly used as a place of interment for seafaring people strangers and those whom accident or violence brought to a premature end and it is still used as such by the family of Craigie who lately erected a vault there, and by several others who possess right of sepulture within its precincts. - Though we have called this a chapel, it is not improbable that it was a Church, the primitive characteristic difference betwixt them being, that a church possessed a burying-ground, and was entitled to administer the sacraments." Mackie's History of Dundee page 113. |
|
| OS1/14/18/12 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 12
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 scale |
| OS1/14/18/13 |
DAISYBANK |
Daisybank
Daisybank
Daisybank |
Name on East Corner of House
Mr Brown. Publican, Tenant
Post Office Directory |
054 |
This name applies to a Villa situated on the West side of the "Forfar Road" and nearly opposite the junction of "Maderia Street" with the above. this Villa which is of Modern Construction, is two storeys high slated and in excellent repair. The property of the Rev [Reverend] Mr Irvine |
|
| OS1/14/18/13 |
CRAIGIEMOUNT |
Craigiemount
Craigiemount
Craigiemount |
Name over Doorway
Mr Wallace, Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
054 |
This name applies to a Cottage Situated on the East side of the "Forfar Road" and on the North Side of "Maderia Street" at its junction with the above. the cottage adjoins "Noblestown Cottage" is one Storey high, with attics. slated and in excellent repair. The property of Mr. Wallace. who occupies the premises at present |
|
| OS1/14/18/13 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 13
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/14 |
MORMOND VILLA |
Mormond Villa
Mormond Villa |
Mr Alexander Hossack, Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
054 |
Applies to a neat dwelling house situated on the West side of the "Forfar Road" and adjacent to the "Stobs Reservoir" this villa is one storey high with attic Rooms, slated and in Excellent Repair the property of the occupier Mr A. Hossack |
|
| OS1/14/18/14 |
ABBOTSFORD COTTAGE |
Abbotsford Cottage
Abbotsford Cottage |
Name over Entrance
Mr. Milne, Proprietor |
054 |
Applies to a Commodious dweling house situated on the East side of the "Forfar Road opposite "Mormond Villa." This Cottage which is at present in an unfinished state is one storey high with attic Rooms, slated and is quite new. the property of Mr. R. Milne, Butcher, Murraygate, Dundee |
|
| OS1/14/18/14 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 14
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/15 |
CLEMENT PARK |
Clement Park |
Mr. James Cox Tenant & Proprietor |
054 |
Is applied to a Gentleman's residence. It is a handsome structure, two stories in height. and has been considerably enlarged of late. |
|
| OS1/14/18/15 |
FOGGYLEY |
Foggyley |
Mr. Cox Tenant & Proprietor |
054 |
Is applied to a handsome two story structure of modern erection |
|
| OS1/14/18/15 |
BEECHWOOD |
Beechwood |
Mr J. S. Cox Tenant & Proprietor. |
054 |
Is applied to a Gentleman's residence. It is a large and commodious building and of recent erection |
|
| OS1/14/18/15 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 15
County of Forfar -- Parish of Liff & Benrie |
| OS1/14/18/16 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 16
[Blank page] |
| OS1/14/18/17 |
COUPAR ANGUS ROAD [Dundee] |
Coupar Angus Road |
Mr Mackison Town Surveyor |
054 |
Applies to the Turnpike Road leading from Dundee to Coupar Angus, starting from the junction of "Liff Road" and "High Street." Lochee, through 1/500 Scale Plans and across the Parliamentary Boundary |
|
| OS1/14/18/17 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 17
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/18 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 18
[Blank page] |
| OS1/14/18/19 |
DRYBURGH HOUSE |
Dryburgh House. |
Mr J. Scott Marshall Dryburgh House by Lochee. |
054 |
This name is applied to a Substantial commodious well built house with ornamental ground and vegetable garden Situated a short distance east of the farm Known as Dryburgh, it is two story high slated and in very good repair, and is occupied by the proprietor Mr. James Scott Marshall. |
|
| OS1/14/18/19 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 19
Town of Dundee -- County Forfar |
| OS1/14/18/20 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 20
[Blank page] |
| OS1/14/18/21 |
CLEPINGTON ROAD [Dundee] |
Clepington Road
Clepington Road |
Mr Mackison, Town Surveyor
Mr Henderson, in office of _ above _ |
054 |
This name applies to a Turnpike Road running East and West, and Extending from Kings Cross on the West to a point about 50 yards South of Stobsmuir T. P. [Turn Pike] where it joins the Pitkerro Road, Clepington Road forms the Parliamentary Boundary of Dundee for the entire length, the Bdy [Boundary] leaving it at its junction with the Pitkerro road |
|
| OS1/14/18/21 |
EAST CLEPINGTON |
East Clepington
East Clepington
East Clepington
E. [East] Clepingtown |
Mr. Cooper Occupier
Mr. Thomas, West Clepington
Johnstons Co [County] Map
Ainstie's Co [County] Map |
054 |
A commodious dwelling house with outhouses attached situated close to the northern boundary of the Parish of Dundee |
|
| OS1/14/18/21 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 21
County of Forfar -- Dundee and its Environs |
| OS1/14/18/22 |
WEST ORPINGTON |
West Clepington
West Clepington
West Clepington W. [West] Clepington |
Mr. Thomas, Occupier
Mr. Cooper East Clepington
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Ainslie's County Map |
054 |
A substantial dwelling-house with stables, Garden &c attached situated close to the Northern boundary of the Parish of Dundee. |
|
| OS1/14/18/22 |
NORTH LAWTON |
North Lawton
North Lawton |
Mr. Dryden - Tenant
David Robertson |
054 |
A commodious Cottage with offices &c attached, situated close to the Northern boundary of the Parish of Dundee |
|
| OS1/14/18/22 |
FAIR MUIR T.P. |
Fair Muir Toll Bar
Fair Muir Toll Bar |
On Sign board at Toll Bar
Mrs. Crockart, Wife of Toll Keeper |
054 |
A Toll Bar on the northern boundary of the parish of Dundee and a short distance north of the town of Dundee |
|
| OS1/14/18/22 |
SALISBURY COTTAGE |
Salisbury Cottage
Salisbury Cottage
Salisbury Cottage |
On house
Mr Brown
Mr Macdonald |
054 |
A good dwelling house adjoining Derby Cottage |
|
| OS1/14/18/22 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 23
Co. [County] Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/23 |
KING'S CROSS COTTAGE |
King's Cross Cottage
King's Cross Cottage
King's Cross Cottage |
Mr. George Barrie W. [West] Mains
Mr Thomas Taylor, Forrester, Camperdown
James Dickson |
054 |
A small Cottage adjacent to King's Cross with small vegetable garden attached occupied by labourers and the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
|
| OS1/14/18/23 |
CAMPERDOWN QUARRY |
Camperdown Quarry
Camperdown Quarry
Camperdown Quarry |
Thomas Taylor - Forrester
Mr. Halliburton, Camperdown Quarry
Mr. Easson, Gardener Camperdown |
053 |
A large whinstone quarry on the North side of the Liff Road, Lochee worked by Mr. Halliburton and the property of the Earl of Camperdown. |
|
| OS1/14/18/23 |
PITALPIN STREET [Lochee] |
Pitalpin Street
Pitalpin Street
Pitalpin Street |
Name on Corner
Mr. Easson, Gardener
William Halliburton |
053 |
A street or lane extending from the Liff Road southwards to Pitalpin Mill in the Northern end of Lochee |
|
| OS1/14/18/23 |
DERBY COTTAGE |
Derby Cottage
Derby Cottage
Derby Cottage |
Name on house
Mr Brown, Publican
Mr. Macdonald, |
054 |
A good dwelling house at the West end of Madeira St |
|
| OS1/14/18/23 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 23
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale |
| OS1/14/18/24 |
CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE SECTION) |
Caledonian Railway (Dundee and Newtyle Section) |
Company's Documents |
|
For description of this line see Name Book (1/500 scale) of Sheet 54 Plans 5 &c wherein it is designated "Dundee and Newtyle Railway" |
|
| OS1/14/18/24 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 24
County of Forfar -- Town of Dundee 1/500 Scale [at top of page] |
| OS1/14/18/25 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 18
[Volume] 18
OS/14/18
DUNDEE
AND ITS ENVIRONS
Sheet 53 Plan 4 Nos 15 to 25
Sheet 54 Plan 1 Nos 11 to 25
Sheet 54 Plan 2 Nos 18 to 23
and 54 Plan 6 Nos 1 to 22 |
| OS1/14/18/26 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 26
Town of Dundee 1/500 scale
Sheet 53 Plan 4 Nos. 15 to 26 -- Sheet 54 Plans 1.2.6. Nos. 11 to 25.18 to 23 & 1 to 22 respectively
Names of objects -- Page
Abbotsford Cottage -- 14
Anna Cottage -- 5
Beechwood -- 15
Bellfield -- 6
Craigiemount -- 13
Craigie Cliff -- 7
Cliff Cottage -- 5
Clement Park -- 15
Coupar Angus Road -- 17
Camperdown Quarry -- 23
Clepington Road -- 21
Caledonian Railway (Dundee and Newtyle Section) -- 24
Craigie Terrace -- 6
Craigtay -- 6
Derby Cottage -- 23
Daisybank -- 13
Dundee Orphan Institution -- 7
Dryburgh -- 10
Dryburgh House -- 19
East Necropolis -- 11
East Clepington -- 21
Foggyley -- 15
Fair Muir T. P. [Turn Pike] -- 22
King's Cross -- 11
King's Cross Cottage -- 23
Lorne Terrace -- 4
Livornie Cottage -- 2
Mayfield -- 2
Morgan Terrace -- 3
Mormond Villa -- 14
Noblestown Cottage -- 3
North Lawton -- 22
Old Craigie -- 5
Pitalpin Street -- 23
Rose Villa -- 1
Rood Yard -- 8
Salisbury Cottage -- 22
Seabraes -- 9
Shamrock Street -- 1
Stannergate -- 9
Stobs Muir -- 8
Stobs Reservoir -- 8
Stobsmuir T. P. [Turn Pike] -- 10
Site Of St John's Chapel or Holy Rood Chapel -- 12
Thornley Terrace -- 4
Taybank -- 10
West Clepington -- 22 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
