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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CALDERSIDE | Calderside Calderside Calderside Calderside |
Valuation Roll Meikleham's Map New Statistical Account G. Anderson Esqr. Proprietor |
017.02 | A good Farm Steading. The property of G. Anderson Esqr. of Springfield. There are Cement Kilns about 12 chains north of this Farm. Coal, & a stone used for making cement are found on this property. |
| CEMENT KILNS [Calderside] | Cement Kilns Cement Kilns Cement Kilns |
G. Anderson, Proprietor Robert Nelson, Lessee John Dick, Kiln-man |
017.02 | Five brick Kilns, on the side of the Parish Road, about 12 feet high &open on the sides, next the Road. They are used for burning stone to Ashes, which are afterwards ground in mills in Glasgow, for the purpose of producing Roman Cement. The stone used is got by mining. (Mine written on Trace 6 , XVII-1). There is a row of dwellings opposite the Cement Kilns which has no name. |
| LOCH [Calderside] | Loch (sometimes flooded in winter) Loch (sometimes flooded in winter) |
G. Anderson Esqr. Proprietor Robert Nelson, Lessee |
017.02 | A piece of low wet land at the bottom of "Camp Knowe" , in an arable field on the Farm of Calderside. It is at present sewn with corn, & may be considered as arable ground, being only flooded in winter, & then can at any time be drained by means of a sluice which empties it into a Stream that enters the Rotten Calder. It is principally kept for Curling in Winter. The Surveyed edge cannot now (June) be defined. |
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