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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CARMYLE FERRY | Carmyle Ferry | Thos Hamilton, Ferryman Jas. Brown, Miller D.Gairdner, factor |
011.10 | A ferry on the Clyde allowed for the benefit of the ferryman by the good will of the proprietors on each side of the river. It is well known as 'Carmyle Ferry', but the name might well be dispensed with in the adjoining parish (Old Monkland) from the village being close to it. The river is very shallow at this place. There is a rope where the dotted line is shown, but the boat is generally put across by a pole. |
| THREENEUK | Threeneuk | Valuation Roll Forests maps J.Graham esq."Neuk, a corner, the extremity of anything." Jamieson. |
011.01 | A neat cottage on Westburn Estate approached by a car, or foot path through an arable field. North West of this /trace 41, there is a ford in the Clyde connected by public roads in this & the parish of Old Monkland. Three-neuk is the property of J.Graham Esq. |
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