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PARISH OF NORTH LEITH
SHEET 11
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Names of Objects -- Page
Auchinleck Brae -- 11
Annfield Cottage -- 15
Annfield -- 15
Amphion Cottage -- 21
Agnes Cottage -- 21
Anchorfield Burn -- 27
Bellevue Cottage -- 18
Bonnington Road -- 27
Chain Pier Inn -- 4
Cherry Bank -- 28
Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Railway -- 21
Firthfield Cottage -- 18
Grange House -- 3
Gothic House -- 3
Grove Lodge -- 22
Holly Lodge -- 20
Ivy Lodge -- 6
Jessfield Cottage -- 16
Jessfield -- 16
Laverock Bank -- 5
Laverock Bank House -- 9
Laverock Bank Cottage -- 23
Lixmount --24
Mayville -- 8
Maitland Place Cottages -- 9
Mary Cottage -- 17
Myrtle Bank -- 19
Newhaven Church -- 10
New Cut -- 10
Newhaven Park -- 11
New Lane -- 15
Rose Villa -- 6
Rose Cottage -- 17
Richmond Lodge -- 20
Rosebank -- 29
Ramsay Place -- 29
Seaforth -- 4
Star Bank Cottages -- 7
Star Bank Place -- 7
Star Bank -- 8
Shelbourne Bank House -- 12
St. David's Cottage --1 4
Spring Cottage -- 23
Summer Cottage -- 24
Summer Lodge -- 25
Trinity Crescent -- 4
Tower Park Cottage -- 18
Trinity Villa -- 19
Trinity Not written on Plan see Page -- 26
Viewbank -- 5
Woodbine Cottage -- 3
Willow Bank House -- 12
Willow Bank Cottage -- 13
Willow Bank -- 13
Whale Brae -- 14
Woodville -- 22
Williamfield House -- 28
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GRANGE HOUSE |
Grange House
Grange House |
Name on Gate
Mr. Pollock Proprietor |
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[Situation] About 20 chains SW by W [South West by West] of Newhaven Church
A neat villa of recent erection with offices and garden attached; the property and residence of Mr. Pollock |
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GOTHIC HOUSE |
Gothic House
Gothic House |
Gate Ticket
Mr Greig Chain Pier
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[Situation] A little north of Grange House.
A Villa 2 stories high, in the Gothic Style of Architecture; the property and residence of Mr. Crouch |
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WOODBINE COTTAGE |
Woodbine Cottage
Woodbine Cottage
Woodbine Cottage |
Name on Gate
Mr Greig Chain Pier Inn
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[Situation] About 19 chains W.S.W. [West South West] 0f Newhaven church
A neat Cottage residence with garden attached the property of Miss Scott. |
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SEAFORTH |
Seaforth |
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Situation - About 21 Chains WSW. [West South West] of Newhaven Church
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TRINITY CRESCENT |
Trinity Crescent |
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Situation - About 20 chains West of Newhaven Church
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CHAIN PIER INN |
Chain Pier Inn
Chain Pier Inn
Chain Pier Hill |
Sign Board
Mr Greig Occupier
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[Situation] About 18 chains West of Newhaven Church
A Public house or inn, licenced for the Sale of Wines and Spirits. It has Stabling and Suitable offices attached, and from its proximity to the Chain Pier, is Much frequented by passengers crossing the ferries on the Firth of Forth. Proprietors, the Standard Life Assurance Compy [Company], and presently occupied by Mr Greig |
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LAVEROCK BANK |
Laverock Bank
Laverock Bank
Laverock Bank |
Rev [Reverend] William Graham Laverock Bank
Mrs Richardson Star Bank Road
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[Situation] Extending from Spring Cottage to Star Bank
This name applies to several neat villas with gardens attached, occupied by professional gentlemen, and respectable families. The name is also applied to the road from Spring Cottage to the Sea Shore. |
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VIEWBANK |
View Bank
View Bank
Viewbank
Viewbank |
Mr Henderson
Rev [Reverend] Mr Graham Laverock Bank
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[Situation] About 15 chains WSW [West South West] of Newhaven Church.
A Villa, 2 stories high with offices & garden attached, Situated on an eminence overlooking the Firth of Forth. The property of Mr Ogilvie, and presently unoccupied. |
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ROSE VILLA |
Rose Villa
Rose Villa |
Name on Gate
Mrs Henderson Rose Villa |
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[Situation] About 16 chains WSW [West South West] of Newhaven Church
A neat Cottage or villa 2 Stories high, with garden attached; the property of Miss Wilson, and presently occupied by Mr. Henderson. |
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IVY LODGE |
Ivy Lodge
Ivy Lodge |
Name on Gate
Mrs. Henderson |
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[Situation] A little SE [South East] of Rose Villa.
A plain but neat Cottage with garden attached; the property of Mr Henderson, and presently occupied by Mr Beckett |
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STAR BANK COTTAGES |
Star Bank Cottages
Star Bank Cottages |
Mrs Richardson Star Bank Place
Rev [Reverend] William Graham Laverock Bank
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[Situation] From 11 to 14 chains W by N [West by North] of Newhaven Church.
A row of one Story Cottages with Small gardens in front, occupied by working people, and let as lodgings during the bathing Season. Proprietor -the Rev [Reverend] W Goalen. |
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STAR BANK PLACE |
Star Bank Place
Star Bank Place |
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[Situation] At the end of Star Bank Cottages.
A row of Cottages, occupied by working people. the Property of the Rev [Reverend] W Goalen |
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STAR BANK |
Star Bank
Star Bank
Starbank |
Mr Anderson Occupier
Mrs Richardson Star Bank Pl. [Place]
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[Situation] About 11 Chains WSW [West South West] of Newhaven Church.
A neat villa with Garden attached, situated in a small Park; the property of Mr Goalen and presently occupied by Mr Anderson. |
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MAYVILLE |
May Ville
May Ville
Mayville
Mayville |
Name on Gate
Mrs Mitchell
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[Situation] About 13 chains SW by W [South West by West] of Newhaven Church,.
A neat Villa or Mansion, 2 storeys high, with suitable offices, garden and a small park attached, the Property and residence of Mr Mitchell. |
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LAVEROCK BANK HOUSE |
Laverock Bank House
Laverock Bank House |
Plate on Gate
Rev [Reverend] Mr Graham Laverock Bank
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[Situation] About 11 chains SW by S [South West by South] from Newhaven Ch. [Church]
A mansion house of plain exterior, Situated in a Small ornamental park. It has Suitable offices, garden &c attached. The property & residence of Mr. Carnegie. |
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MAITLAND PLACE COTTAGES |
Maitland Place Cottages
Maitland Place Cottages |
Mr. J Cairnie New Lane Newhaven
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[Situation] About 4 chains W [West] from Newhaven Church.
A few one Story Cottages, occupied by working people. Situated to the West side of the New Cut, at the West end of Newhaven Village. |
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NEWHAVEN CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) |
Newhaven Church [Quoad Sacra]
Newhaven Church
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Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Graham
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[Situation] About 8 chains NW by W [North West by West] from Newhaven Park.
A plain Gothic Structure erected in 1838, and seated for the accommodation of 600, The stipend varys from £100 to £120 per annum, and is paid out of the Home Mission fund, the seat rents, and collections. Arrangements are now pending for its Endowment. Present incumbent, Rev [Reverend] William Graham. (It is a quoad Sacra parish Connected with the Church of North Leith.) |
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NEW CUT |
New Cut
New Cut |
Mr. Gray Willow Bank
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[Situation] Leading past the West side of Newhaven Church & running South.
A portion of road leading from Queensferry Road to the village of Newhaven. It is not much used although it is well formed, and Macademised. |
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AUCHINLECK BRAE |
Auchinleck Brae
Auchinleck Brae |
Mrs. Auchinleck Newhaven Park
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[Situation] About 6 chains E [East] from Newhaven Church.
A Steep lane or close, leading Southward from the village of Newhaven. On the East side are houses 2 Stories high, occupied by Fishermen. - Takes its Name from the owner of the Property, Mr. Auchinleck. |
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NEWHAVEN PARK |
Newhaven Park |
Mrs Auchinleck Newhaven Park
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Situation - About 8 chains E.S.E. [East South East] from Newhaven Church.
A Plain Cottage 2 storys high with large fruit and vegetable garden attached, Situated in a Small Park. The Property and residence of Mr Auchinleck. |
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SHELBOURNE BANK HOUSE |
Shelbourne Bank House
Shelbourne Bank House
Shelbourne Bank House |
Mr. Morrison Teacher
Mr Thompson Newhaven
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[Situation] About 1/8 Mile E [East] from Newhaven Church.
A plain 2 Story dwelling house with Small garden attached, it is used [as] a School in connection with the Established Church in Newhaven |
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WILLO BANK HOUSE |
Willow Bank House
Willow Bank House |
Mr. Gray Willow Bank
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[Situation] About 10 chains Easterly from Newhaven Church.
A plain dwelling house, 2 stories high, the Property of Mr. William Gray Willow Bank |
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WILLO BANK COTTAGE |
Willow Bank Cottage
Willow Bank Cottage |
Mr. Gray Willow Bank
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[Situation] About 11 chains E [East] from Newhaven Church.
A Small Cottage residence, with garden attached; the Property of Mr Gray, willow Bank and presently occupied by Mrs Philips. |
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WILLO BANK |
Willow Bank
Willow Bank
Willow Bank |
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[Situation] About 12 Chs [Chains] E by S [East by South] from Newhaven Chh. [Church]
A neat Cottage in two seperate residences, with garden attached; the Property & residence of Mr Gray. |
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WHALE BRAE |
Whale Brae
Whale Brae
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Mr. Gray Willow Bank
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[Situation] Running Northerly from Cherry Bank.
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ST DAVID'S COTTAGE |
St. Davids Cottage
St. Davids Cottage |
Mrs. Auchinleck Newhaven Park
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[Situation] 11 chains S.S E. [South South East] from Newhaven Church.
A Cottage, divided into two dwellings with Small gardens attached, occupied by working People. Proprietor - Mr. Auchinleck. |
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ANNFIELD COTTAGE |
Annfield Cottage
Annfield Cottage |
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[Situation] About 8 chains in an Easterly direction from Newhaven Church.
A Small Cottage, one Story high occupied by a Market Gardener, the Property of the Board of Admiralty |
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ANNFIELD |
Annfield
Annfield
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Mr. J Cairnie New Lane
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[Situation]About 24 chains E. [East] from Newhaven Church.
A row of neatly built dwelling houses, three stories high, with small gardens attached, occupied by Respectable families.- The property of the Board of Admiralty. |
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NEW LANE |
New Lane
New Lane
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[Situation] A few chains W. [West] from Annfield.
A Small Street or Lane, Situated a short distance west of Annfield. On each Side are houses two Stories high, mostly occupied by Fishermen. Property [of] The Board of Admiralty. |
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JESSFIELD COTTAGE |
Jessfield Cottage
Jessfield Cottage |
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[Situation] About 13 chains E. by S. [East by South] from Newhaven Church.
A neat Cottage, of the Grecian order, with small garden attached. The Property of the Admiralty, and occupied by Mr. Wilson. |
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JESSFIELD |
Jessfield
Jessfield
Jessfield
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Mr. Ogilvie Cherry Bank
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[Situation] - About 14 chs. [chains] . by S.E. [East by South East] from Newhaven Church.
Two neat villas, with gardens attached, occupied by Mrs. Cradelius. Proprietors The Bard of Admiralty. |
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MARY COTTAGE |
Mary Cottage
Mary Cottage
Mary Cottage |
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[Situation] About 9 chains nearly W. [West] from Lixmount.
A plain 2 Story Cottage, with Garden attached, the Property and residence of Mrs. Gilmour |
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ROSE COTTAGE |
Rose Cottage
Rose Cottage
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Name on Gate
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[Situation] About 8 chains Nearly W. [West] from Lixmount.
A Cottage, one Story high, with garden attached, the Property and residence of Mr Wightman. |
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BELLEVUE COTTAGE |
Bellevue Cottage
Bellevue Cottage
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[Situation] 7 chains West from Lixmount.
A Cottage in the Elizabethan Style, 2 Stories high, with garden attached, the Property and residence of Miss Arnott. It is divided [into] Two dwellings and each has its proper Name. |
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FORTHFIELD COTTAGE |
Forthfield Cottage
Forthfield Cottage |
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[Situation] About 7 chains West from Lixmount.
The Eastern division of Bellevue Cottage, the Property and residence of Mr. Grant. |
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TOWER PARK COTTAGE |
Tower Park Cottage
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[Situation] About 7 chains W.by N. [West by North] from Lixmount.
A neat Cottage of recent erection, the Property and residence of Mrs. Brown. |
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TRINITY VILLA |
Trinity Villa
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Situation - About 8 chains W.by N. [West by North] from Lixmount.
A neat Villa, 2 Stories high with Small garden attached. The Property and residence of Mr Gibson. |
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MYRTLE BANK |
Myrtle Bank
Myrtle Bank |
Mrs Gall Occupant
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[Situation] About 8 chains W. by N. [West by North] from Lixmount.
Two neat Cottage residences, with gardens attached, the Property of The Standard Life Assurance Coy. [Company], and occupied by Mr Gall. |
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RICHMOND LODGE |
Richmond Lodge
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Mrs Dr. [Doctor] Peddie Occupant
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[Situation] About 11 chains N.W. [North West] from Lixmount.
A neat villa of recent erection 2 stories high, with garden attached. The Property of Mr Pollock and presently occupied by Mrs. Dr. [Dotor] Peddie. |
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HOLLY LODGE |
Holly Lodge
Holly Lodge |
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[Situation] About 9 chains N.W. [North West] from Lixmount.
A Villa, 2 Stories high, with garden attached, the Property and residence of Mr Pleines. |
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EDINBURGH, PERTH & DUNDEE RAILWAY |
Edinburgh, Perth & Dundee Railway |
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AMPHION COTTAGE |
Amphion Cottage
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Name on Gate
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[Situation] About 4 chains W.N.W. [ West North West] from Lixmount.
A 2 story Cottage, with garden attached, the Property of Mr. Paterson and presently occupied by Miss Allan. |
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AGNES COTTAGE |
Agnes Cottage
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A neat cottage residence, with garden attached, presently occupied by Mrs. T Wallace. |
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GROVE LODGE |
Grove Lodge
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Major Stupart Grove Lodge
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[Situation] 6 chains N by W [North by West] from Lixmount.
A neat Cottage or Villa with Stabling & garden attached the property and residence of Major Stupart. |
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WOODVILLE |
Wood-Ville
Wood-Ville
Woodville
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Name on Gate
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Graham Laverock Bank
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[Situation] 5 chains N.W.by N. [North West by North] from Lixmount.
A newly erected Cottage or Villa with garden etc. attached. the property of Major Stupart, and presently occupied by Capt. [Captain] Smith. |
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SPRING COTTAGE |
Spring Cottage
Spring Cottage |
Mr Ritchie occupant
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A Small Cottage, with garden etc attached, the property of Mrs. Scales, and presently occupied by Mr Ritchie. |
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LAVEROCK BANK COTTAGE |
Laverock Bank Cottage
Laverock Bank Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] William Graham Laverock Bank
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Lixmount
Lixmount
Lixmount |
Revd. [Reverend] William Graham Laverock Bank
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[Situation] About 22 chs. [chains] S.W.by S. [South West by South] from Newhaven Church.
A plain Mansion house, 2 stories high, with Coach house Stabling & garden attached, Situated in an ornamental park. It was formerly the residence of Mr Gordon, Sherriff of the County but it is at present unoccupied. Proprietor - Mr. Williamson. |
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SUMMER COTTAGE |
Summer Cottage
Summer Cottage |
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[Situation] About 5 chains W. [West] from Lixmount.
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SUMMER LODGE |
Summer Lodge
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[Situation] About 5 chains W. [West] from Lixmount.
A Cottage residence Connected with the offices, within the demesne of Lixmount. It has a Small garden attached. Occupant - Mrs. Pattison. |
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TRINITY |
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An estate Situated about half a mile west of Leith, on the Southern margin of the Firth of Forth. It is bounded on the East by the estate of Bonnington, on the South by the property of Heriots Hospital, on the west by the by the estate of Wardie, and on the north by the Firth of Forth. It was formerly the property of the Trinity House in Leith, an institution for the Support of old and disabled Seamen. It is now mostly feued for Villas, and mansions, and divided into small estates, belonging to various proprietors. It forms an agreeable resort for the Citizens of Edinburgh during the bathing season, and is rendered of easy access by the Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Railway which passes through it.
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ANCHORFIELD BURN |
Anchorfield Burn |
Mr Hairnie New Lane
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[Situation] Runng [Running] N.E. [North East] South of Lixmount.
A Small Stream formed of Waters Collected from drains. It flows in a NE [North East] direction, through the Estate of Trinity, and falls into the Firth of Forth at Anchorfield, hence the name.
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BONNINGTON ROAD |
Bonnington Road |
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[Situation] Running in an Easterly direction from Whale Brae.
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CHERRY BANK |
Cherry Bank
Cherry Bank
Cherry Bank |
Corner ticket
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[Situation] About 16 chains S.E.by E. [South East by East] from Newhaven Church.
A row of neat Villas, each 2 Stories high with gardens attached, occupied by Professional Gentlemen and respectable families. |
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WILLI MFIELD HOUSE |
Williamfield House |
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[Situation] About 21 chs [chains] S.E.by E. [South East by East] from Newhaven Church.
A plain dwelling house, 2 Stories high, with garden attached the Property of Mrs Paterson And presently occupied by Mr. W Black. |
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WILLIAMFIELD |
Williamfield
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Mr. Ogilvie Cherry Bank
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[Situation] About 20 chains S.E. [South East] from Newhaven Church.
A Cottage, divided into two dwelling houses, with small gardens attached, the Property of Mrs. Simpson, and presently occupied by Mr W Gavin. |
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank
Rosebank |
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[Situation] About 21 chains S.E. [South East] from Newhaven Church.
A plain Cottage, 2 stories high with garden attached, the Property and residence of Mrs. Dr [Doctor] Carstairs. |
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RAMSAY PLACE |
Ramsay Place
Ramsay Place |
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[Situation] About 22 chains S.E. [South East] from Newhaven Church.
Two neat villas of the Grecian Order, each 2 stories with gardens attached, the Property and residence of Mr. Ramsay. |
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Bonnington Park House -- 36
Catherine Bank -- 35
Catherine Bank House -- 35
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NORTHFIELD COTTAGE |
Northfield Cottage
Northfield Cottage |
Mr. Ogilvie Cherry Bank
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[Situation] About 23 chains S.E. [South East] from Newhaven Church.
A plain Cottage with Small garden attached, divide into two separate dwellings, occupied by Mr. James Marr. |
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CATHERINE BANK |
Catherine Bank
Catherine Bank |
Mr. Ogilvie Cherry Bank
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Two neatly built Villas each 2 stories high, occupied by respectable families - Proprietor, Sir John Watson Gordon. |
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CATHERINE BANK HOUSE |
Catherine Bank House
Catherine Bank House |
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A Villa, 2 stories high, with offices, garden, Conservatory attached, Situated in a Small demesne, the Property and residence of Sir John Watson Gordon. |
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BONNINGTON PARK HOUSE |
Bonnington Park
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Name on Gate
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[Situation] About 25 chs [chains] S.E.by S. [South East by South] from Newhaven Church.
A Small mansion house with offices, garden etc attached Situated in a well laid out demesne. The name was formerly "Bonnington Park" but, at the request of the Proprietor, it is changed to "Bonnington Park House" - Proprietor, R Raines Esq. of the firm of the Messrs Raines & Coy [Company] Wholesale Druggists. |
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NORTHFIELD |
Northfield
Northfield
Northfield
Northfield |
Mr. Stewart Northfield
Mr. Archibald
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[Situation] About 30 chains S.E. [South East] from Newhaven Church.
This name applies to a few houses on the East Side of the Bonnington Road, occupied by Mr. Archibald, and Mr. T Stewart, Market Gardener. They have Suitable offices, and gardens attached - Proprietor, Sit Thomas Watson Gordon. |
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TRINITY HOUSE |
Trinity House
Trinity House |
Mr. Anderson (Proprietor)
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[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON [dated] 15 DEC 92 [1892]
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