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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BERRYARDS SUGAR REFINERY | Berryyards Sugar Refinery Berryyards Sugar Refinery Berryyards Sugar Refinery |
D Crawford Esq Messrs Anderson Orr & Co Mr Allison Broomhill Cottage |
002.06 | Sugar Refining Works belonging to Messrs Anderson Orr & Compy [Company] situated near Berryyards farm house from which they take the name. |
| INGLESTON MILL (Ruin) | Ingleston Mill (in ruins) Ingleston Mill (in ruins) Ingleston Mill (in ruins) |
D Crawford Esq P Morrison Esq Mr Allison |
002.06 | The ruins of a mill on the west side of Carts Burn. It was formerly a corn or meal mill but was burned several years since. |
| CARTSDYKE CHURCH | Cartsdyke Church (Quoad Sacra) Cartsdyke Church (Quoad Sacra) |
D Crawford Esq Mr Allison |
002.06 | A recently erected Church on the East side of Carts Burn, apparently it has not been occupied as a place of worship yet. |
| WELLPARK FREE CHURCH MANSE | Wood Cottage Wood Cottage Wood Cottage Wellpark Free Church Manse |
D Crawford Esq Rev [Reverend] Mr Stark Mr Allison Rev [Reverend] Mr Stark Plan of Greenock |
002.06 | A neat cottage and Garden near Cartsdyke Church, the residence of the Rev [Reverend] Mr Stark of Wellpark Free Church and is now universally known by this name. See Name Book of Town of Greenock Page 171 |
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