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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL [Muirmadzean]	Congregational Chapel Congregational Chapel Congregational Chapel Congregational Chapel	Inscription on chapel Revd J Ingles, Incumbent Revd J Wilson U.P. [United Presbyterian] Minister Revd. Dr. Gardiner	012.05	A pretty stone building said to have seats for about 400. It bears the name and etc. "Congregational Chapel, built 1842", on the side next the T.P. [Turnpike] Road, and belongs to a sect called the "Evangelical Union", but vulgarly "Morrisonian" from a minister of the name who was the founder. Their origin is, upon the authority of the Incumbent, from different or unsound, doctrine with the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church from which they have seceded. Latterly they, the Congregationalists, or Evangelical Union, have divided among themselves, but the chapels of both are still styled "Congregational chapel" _ There are four in the district of Glasgow - Hamilton, Cambuslang. Bellshill, & Glasgow, The Manse, on the personal authorities, is situated north of the
MANMSE [Congregational Chapel, Muirmadzean]	Manse	Same as above	012.05

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