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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
MEIKLEOUR Meikleour
Meikleour
Meikleour
Meikleour
Mr. Stewart. Landsteward
Mr. McLaughlan Grocer
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1863 & Coy. [County] Directory
Mr. Duff Tayfarm
063 A Small Village The property of Lady Keith and Nairne of Tulliallan Castle Cattle markets are held here monthly during Summer, in the market Green on a small elevated mound is a Stone about 8 feet high called the Tron* it was here where the market commodities had been weighed in olden times, also the misbehaved persons at the Markets were wont to undergo punishment by being chained to the Stone. In the Square a little north of the Tron is the Cross a Stone about 7 feet high and bearing date, "1698,"
On the west side of the Village is a small School house provided by Lady Keith. The Teachers only salary is £15 from the Goverment Grant annually, beside the School fees. And on the north of the village is a small but respectable looking Inn with suitable stabling attached,
* Put in place of the old Tron stone
[Initialled] JB
THE TRON [Meikleour] The Tron Mr. Stewart. Landsteward
Mr. McLaughlan Grocer
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1863 & Coy. [County] Directory
Mr. Duff Tayfarm
063 ... in the market Green on a small elevated mound is a Stone about 8 feet high called the Tron* it was here where the market commodities had been weighed in olden times, also the misbehaved persons at the Markets were wont to undergo punishment by being chained to the Stone.
CROSS [Meikleour] Cross Mr. Stewart. Landsteward
Mr. McLaughlan Grocer
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1863 & Coy. [County] Directory
Mr. Duff Tayfarm
063 In the Square a little north of the Tron is the Cross a Stone about 7 feet high and bearing date, "1698,"
SCHOOL [Meikleour] School 063 On the west side of the Village is a small School house provided by Lady Keith. The Teachers only salary is £15 from the Goverment Grant annually, beside the School fees.

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Plan 63 - 15 Parish of Caputh -- Perthshire

[Notes: ]
Trone - a Market.
Trone - Weight. the standard weight used at the Trone. The trone
being the place where marketable goods are weighed.

That weight called of old the Trone-weight to be abolished & discharged,
& never hereafter to be received nor used Act 19th Feby [February] 1618. Murray p [page] 441.
Jameison's Scottish Dictionary

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