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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST MARTINS HOUSE | St.Martins House St.Martins House St.Martins House St.Martins House St.Martins Abbey |
Mr. Porter Mr. Taylor Estate Map Fullarton's Gazetteer County Directory |
086 | A large and fine Mansion, with a family chapel, Offices; a large garden; Bowling-green and a considerable extent of ornamental ground attached. The family residence and property of William McDonald McDonald Esqr. |
| CHAPEL [St Martins House] | Chapel | Mr. Porter Mr. Taylor Estate Map |
086 | The Chapel attached to this, has one dedicatory name. The Ministers of the Various denominations around the district has service in it Sunday about. |
| DEER PARK | Deer Park | Mr. Porter Mr. Taylor Estate Map |
086 | A small park within the deniesne stocked with 40 or 50 Deer. |
| BALGRAY BURN | Balgray Burn Balgray Burn Balgray Burn Balgray Burn Balgray Burn Balgray Burn |
Estate Map Mr. Taylor Mr. Porter Mr. Stewart, Pitskelly Mr. Reid Balhill Mr. Baxter Mains of Melginch |
086 | A considerable Stream or burn having its rise in Kittens or the adjoining parish and running in a westerly direction passing the farms of East Melginch: Balhill, Balgray Mill: Pitskelly; and through the ornamental ground of St. Martins to its junction, with another considerable, but nameless stream, at the bridge near the Smithy in St. Martins, from this point to the River it called St. Martins Burn. |
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