OS1/25/18/35
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HOWISON'S INN [Coupar Angus] | Howison's Arm's Inn Howison's Inn |
Mr Howison, occupier William Gellatley, Coupar Angus |
064 | A commodious & substantially built dwelling situated the S. [South] side of the Village of Coupar Angus & licensed as an Inn, for the accommodation of travellers. It is the property of the Scott. N. E. Raily Co. [Scottish North Eastern Railway Company] & situated in Queen Street. |
| QUEEN STREET [Coupar Angus] | Queen Street | Mr Howison William Gellatley |
064 | A small street of houses in Coupar Angus commencing at the S. [South] entrance to the village & extending in a N. [North] direction to its centre. |
| THE STEEPLE [Coupar Angus] | The Steeple | Dr. [Doctor] Lawe, Coupar Angus William Gellatley Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland |
064 | A small building about 30 links square standing the W. [West] side of Queen Street Coupar Angus & erected by the subscription of the Inhabitants. It is about 50 feet high & contains a bell & also a Town Clock for the use of the Inhabitants. It was built in 1767. The Lower part of it was employed as a temporary place of confinement for prisoners before the town possessed a station house. it stands on the site of the old prison of Coupar Angus. |
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[Page] 35Sheet 48. No. 2. Trace 1 -- Parish of Coupar Angus
Strathmore Arms Inn (See page 27)
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