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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLAIRLINN COTTAGE | Blairlinn Cottage Blarlinn Cottage |
Mrs Marshall Occupier James Clelland Easter Blairlinn |
003.06 | A fine cottage on the west side of the Carlisle and Stirling Road |
| CLAYSLOPE | Clayslope Clayslope Clatslap |
William Muirhead Proprietor Occupier Thomas Clelland Roselin Val. [Valuation ] Roll (1857-8) |
003.06 | A farm house and offices west of the Carlisle & Stirling Road |
| COATHILL | Coathill Coathill School |
John Clelland Occupier Peter Rankin Esqr. of Garngibbock, proprietor John Clelland Occupier Peter Rankin Esqr. of Garngibbock, proprietor |
003.06 | A farm house and offices , a little to the [????] is a school house which was built [??] surrounding proprietors, but is not [ .???] |
| EASTER BLAIRLINN | Easter Blairlinn Easter Blairlinn Easter Blairlinn Easter Blairlinn |
James Clelland, one of the Proprietors and Occupiers William Muirhead Val. [Valuation ] Roll (1857-8) William Marshall Glenhove |
003.06 | 2 farm house and offices respectively the property of James Clelland And John Shaw of Garngibbock |
| LUGGIE BRIDGE | Luggie Bridge Luggie Bridge Luggie Bridge |
Thomas Clelland William Muirhead John Henry Esqr. , Airdrie |
003.06 | A bridge of one arch spanning the Luggie Water, on the Carlisle Stirling Road, a Co. [County] Bridge |
| LUGGIEBANK | Luggiebank Luggiebank Luggiebank |
Mrs Summerville Occupier & Proprietor Thomas Clelland Val. [Valuation ] Roll (1857-8) |
003.06 | 2 fine cottages on the west side of the Carlisle & Stirling Road |
| ROSELINN | Roselin Roselinn Roselinn |
Thomas Clelland Mr Clelland will only accept one n in lin which differs from that in Blairlinn. William Muirhead Val. [Valuation ] Roll (1857-8) |
003.06 | A fine dwelling house and offices on the west side of the Carlisle & Stirling Road |
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Transcriber's notes
The description for school is part of the Coathill description part of which is lost in the fold.Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
GavinCraig
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