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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE HELLMAN'S PENDICLE | The Bellman's Pendicle The Bellman's Pendicle |
Thomas G. Stirling Esqr. Strowan by Crieff Revd. [Reverend] William Robertson Parish Manse, Monzievaird by Crieff |
095 | This name is applied to a small spot of ground near Strowan House,which is said to have been left by St Rowan to the Bellsman of Strowan for the performance of certain services during Divine Worship. "He left three acres of ground to the bellman of Strowan, requiring in the charter which accompanied the grant, as the service to be rendered in return; that the bellman and his heirs should ring the holy bell of St.Rowan under his gown when mass was said. The name Dewar in Gaelic signifies a bellman; and a family of Dewars, some of whom still survive, occupied a piece of ground at Strowan for several generations under the grant, and until within these few years. The bell, apparently made of brass and iron, but wanting the tongue, is in the possession of the present proprietor of Strowan, Thomas Graham Stirling Esqr. Statistical Account |
| UPPER LOCHLANE | Upper Lochlane Upper Lochlane Upper Lochlane Upper Lochlane |
Mr. David Millar Lochlane by Crieff Mr. Alexander Gilbert. Wright, Strowan by Crieff Mr.James Gardiner Strowan by Crieff Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
095 | A Cothouse with Offices, formerly a farmsteading, one storey, thatched and in middling repair. property of Lord Abercrombie, Airthrie by Stirling |
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[Page] 58County of Perth -- Parish of Monzievaird and Strowan
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