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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SUGAR HOUSE | Sugar House Sugar House Sugar House Sugar House |
Mr Drysdale Manager Josep CrooKshank Mr Mure Mr Dougal Writer |
002.05 | A very extensive Sugar house 5 storeys in height having all the appropriate Office houses attacched viz. Char houses, Kilns, Boiler house Smithy Hydraulic Press, Seam-pan house &c. |
| GANGWAY | Gang Way Gang Way |
Mr Drysdale Map of Sugar House in possession of Mr Drysdale |
002.05 | The Gang way appearing on trace is a suspended road way Constructed of wood and Carried across from the Sugar house (by 4 Iron pillars) to the Boiler house thence to the Char house and Kilns. Gang Way, is the general name in Scotland for Such constructed ways or paths. This Sugar House is the property of James Fairrie & co. [company] Sugar refiners. |
| OLD MANSE | Old Manse Old Manse Old Manse |
Mr Dougal Writer and agent for the Glebe propery Mr Drysdale Mr Mure |
002.05 | A house which was until within these few years occupied and appropriated as the Manse for the West Church or parish of Greenock hence the name It is now Occupied by a private family |
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