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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BELLFIELD PLACE [Dundee] | Bellfield Place | Painted on Corner Mr. J. Hamilton Bellfield Cottage Mr. George Smith Law Mill |
054 | [Situation] In the northern part of the district of Coldside A small row of Cottages two storeys high with gardens attached situated at Coldside near Law Mill occupied by weavers & others The property of James Hamilton. |
| LAW MILL (Jute Spinning) | Law Mill (Jute spinning) | Mr. J. Neish Proprietor Mr. M. Ferrier Manager James Howe Clerk |
054 | [Situation] At the S E [South East] end of the district of Coldside A mill for preparing & spinning Jute, comprising the usual preparing rooms, Warehouses &c. The machinery is propelled by a steam engine of 30 horse power & there are about 200 persons employed in the works. Dyeworks are also attached where the jute yarn is dyed & then forwarded to Heathfield Factory Hawkhill where it is woven into Carpeting Proprietors Messrs. Neish & Co. [Company] At the south side of the cooling Ponds of this mill is a private Burial Ground The property of the family of Edwards farmer of Coldside. First used as a Burial ground in 1810 |
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