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OS1/21/42/40
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MARKGREEN | Markgreen Markgreen Markgreen Markgreen Merk Green Markgreen Markgreen |
Mr Robert Smith, Provost Mr Gray, Rector Grammar School Mr Annan, Town Clerk Mr Bannatyne, Post Master An old Map of Lanark On re-reference to the above authorities Mr Marr, Proprietor |
025.15 | This is a handsome house built in the Cottage style two storeys, slated and has out offices attached its has also an extensive Garden & Shrubbery - residence of Mrs Marr Proprietor Rev John L. Marr |
| IVY HOUSE | Mr Robert Smith, Provost Mr Gray, Rector Grammar School Mr Annan, Town Clerk Mr Bannatyne, Post Master An old Map of Lanark On re-reference to the above authorities Mr Marr, Proprietor |
025.15 | A Plainly built house having a small Garden and outhouse attached - two storeys and slated it is the residence of Mr D. Brown - Proprietor Rev J.L. Marr.- |
Continued entries/extra info
40 [left corner of header]XXV.15 Lanark 1/500 Plan 13 [in header]
On the N. [North] side of the road extending from the end of Wellgate [Situation for "Markgreen" and "Ivy House"]
Transcriber's notes
Markgreen. In the Description for this Name, it appears that originally it has been described as the residence of "Mr Marr, Writer to H.M. Signet" but this has been scored out and amended to read "Mrs Marr".Ivy House. No Spelling is given for this Name.
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JCB
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