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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRIDGE OF WEIR | Bridge of Weir Bridge of Weir Bridge of Weir Bridge of Weir |
Valuation Roll. James Speirs Esq. Bridge of Weir William Findlay "Horsewood" Ainslie's County Map. |
007.14 | This Town is divided by the "Gryfe" into two portions. North and South. That on the North Side being in Houston Parish. There is one leading thoroughfare through this portion, the Trust Road leading to Johnstone and Kilbarchan. The houses are of new erection and range about 2 stories in height. There is one house for Public Worship, a Gas Work, Post Office, one Inn, a few public houses and Toll House here. |
| POW BURN | Pol Burn Pol Burn Pow Burn Pow, Pou |
Property Plan William Findlay Horsewood Crawfurds History of Renfrew A slow flowing rivulet. Jamieson |
007.14 | A stream flowing out of Barmafflack Dam - takes a North-easterly course to its Juntion with the "River Gryfe" at Bridge of Weir. |
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[page] 9County of Renfrew -- Parish of Kilbarchan
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