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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HALL OF CLESTRON | Hall of Clestran Hall of Clestran Hall of Clestran Hall of Clestron |
Mr Leask Mr Smith Mr Chambers See Authorities for district name. |
107 | This name is given to a large & substantial dwelling house occupied by a gentleman farmer. It formerly was the residence of Lord Armadale a Judge in the Court of Session and who was at that time the largest proprietor in the above parish. It is three storeys high slated & in fair repair. It has also suitable offices detached a short distance to its S.E. all of which are slated & in fair repair. Colonel Balfour proprietor. |
| HILLHOUSE | Hillhouse Hillhouse Hillhouse |
Mr Leask Mr Smith Mr Chambers | 107 | This name is given to a small dwelling situated due west of the above object. it is in bad repair & has no arable land in connection with it. |
| THE DALE | The Dale The Dale The Dale |
Mr Leask Mr Smith Mr Chambers | 107 | This name is given to a tract of low lying moorland situated to the S.W. of Jockasey & running along the Burn of Jockasey towards its source. |
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