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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TULLYBELTON | Tullybelton Tullybelton Tullybelton Tullybelton Tullybelton |
Mr. Charles Duff Berryhill Mr. James Wilson Land Steward, Tullybelton Mr. John Dun Tullybelton Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account |
073 | A few scattered Cot houses south of Tullybelton House, together with a Smithy and Joiner's Shop, all the buildings are one storey high, partly slated and partly thatched an in middling repair. property of Col. [Colonel] R. Robertson of Tullybelton House. "An annual fair or market was once held on the banks of the Ordie, at a place called the Hole of Tulybelton, a beautiful dell, at which many Highlanders attended to sell wool, cheese, and butter, and other produce of their land and industry. This market no longer exists." New Statistical Acct [Account] Hole of Tullybelton is a name which was applied to a small village on the banks of the Ordie, the houses were all pulled down many years since, and the name has not since been recognized. |
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