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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DALMORE MILL (Paper) | Dalmore Mill | Mr J Sommerville, Auchindinny Mr Cochrane, Old Woodhouselee |
012 | An extensive paper manufactory, worked by steam and water and employing about 100 hands - It is the property of and is conducted by J. Sommerville & Coy [Company] |
| OLD WOODHOUSELEE CASTLE | Old Woodhouselee Castle (Ruins of) | Mr J Sommerville, Auchindinny Mr Cochrane, Old Woodhouselee |
012 | The ruins of an old castle or Tower, situated on a cliff on the north side of the river "North Esk" - There is but a small portion of the walls standing but the greater portion of the foundation can still be distinctly traced. |
| FIRTH BRIDGE | Firth Bridge | Mr J Sommerville, Auchindinny Mr Cochrane, Old Woodhouselee |
012 | An iron bridge over the North Esk near Old Woodhouselee Castle, and on the Road leading to Firth, it is private property belonging to Mr Brown of Firth. |
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[Page] 53List of Names collected by John McDiarmid 29th March 1852
[Plan] 12D Trace 2
[Parish] Lasswade
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