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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AITKENHEAD | Aitkenhead Aitkenhead Aitkenhead Aitkenhead Aitkenhead Aitkenhead Aitkenhead Aitkenhead |
Valuation Roll Voters' List Forests' Co. Map Rent Receipt Occupier's Carts Estate Map Map of the Coal Workings Mr. Mc. Grath. Factor |
007.15 | A good Farm Steading, the property of Miss Muirhead of Bredisholm. There is a cot south of this Farm on the east side of the Parish Road which has no proper name. It was originally intended as a house for a Pit that was to be sunk at, or near it. |
| BREDISHOLM FORGE | Bredisholm Forge Bredisholm Forge Bredisholm Forge Bredisholm Forge Bredisholm Forge Bredisholm Forge |
Map of Coal Workings Valuation Roll John Scott. Tenant (Smith) James Dick. Aitkenhead J. H. Morrow. Clerk. Braehead Colliery Mr Mc Grath. Factor Old Monkland. |
007.15 | This name "Bredisholm", although belonging to a Mansion of the same name in Old Monkland Parish should be written here as authorized. It is well known & generally applied in writings re. It is on the Bredisholm Estate. the property of Miss Muirhead. It has a Lade from the "N. Calder Water" used for propelling a hammer for the maufacture of Miners' tools. A Tram Road on the east of the Forge, going to Pits on "Bredisholm Colliery" crosses the Water " by a Wooden Bridge" |
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