OS1/29/13/3
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GALABANK MILL (Woollen) | Galabank Mill Galabank Mill Galabank Mill |
George Lees Esq. Owner Mr. James Lees William Henderson Esq. |
003.14; 003.15 | A neat, and large woollen Factory 4 stories high, Situated at the west end of Galashiels all the buildings in Connection with the mill are well built, and neatly arranged for Convenience &c., the machinery is worked by both Steam And water power, the goods manufactured here, are Tweeds and Tartans of the finest description It is the property of George Lees Esq. |
| BUCKHOLMSIDE | Buckholmside | Mr. Adam Dunbar. Galashiels Mr. Wiliam Kemp Galashiels Henry Sanderson Esq. Galashiels |
003.14; 003.15 | A considerable part of that portion of the town of Galashiels which is situated west of Bridge Place and north of the Gala Water. It includes the Free Church Manse. (which comes within the 1/2500 Plan of Melrose parish) the Brewery, High and Low Buckholmside, and the buildings between Low Buckholmside and the Gala Water. |
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Collected by John McCabe
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