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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HALFWAYHOUSE | Valuation Roll Sign Board J. Graham Esqr. |
011.05 | A public house said to be halfway between Glasgow and Hamilton. The property of J. Graham Esqr. | |
| LIGHTBURN | Valuation Roll Revd. J. S. Johnstone J. Graham Esqr. |
011.05 | A small village fencd from Mr Graham's property and almost entirely occupied by weavers, The name applies from the Halfwayhouse to "light Burn" The name was given to the village without reference to the Burn which flows past, but now the Burn is known as Light Burn froom the village. | |
| SPRINGWELL | Valuation Roll Thomas Rankin Occupier J. Graham Esqr. |
011.05 | A dwelling house in "Lightburn" well known by he name, It is fencd from Mr Graham's property | |
| WELLSIDE | Valuation Roll William Chambers,Smith J. Graham Esqr. |
011.05 | A dwellimg house and a smithy on the side of the Turnpike Road. It is fencd from Mr Grahams property The name is well Known. |
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