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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Queenzie Mill | Queenzie Mill Queenzie Mill Queenzie Mill Queenzie Mill |
Robert Bow, Tenant Thomas Frew, Factor James Patrick, Queenzieburn Valuation Roll |
028.02 | This was originally a corn mill, It has since been used as a Spade Forge, Spinning Mill, and Print Work, and, owing to the bad success of parties concerned, it has never been permanently employed in the manufacture of any particular article, It is now idle but is shortly intended to be engaged by Robert Bow in the grinding of Coal Dust for the use of foundries. |
| Queenzieburn | Queenzieburn Queenzieburn Queenzieburn Quinzieburn Quinzieburn Quenzieburn Quenzieburn Quinzieburn |
Thomas Frew, Factor James Patrick, Farmer Valuation Roll Old Statistical Account, Toll Board Johnson's County Map Estate Plan Ten mile map round Glasgow |
028.02 | A superior farm house, the property of Sir A. Edmonstone Bt [Baronet], near to which is a Toll Bar on the Glasgow and Stirling Road, The only mode of spelling this name now recognised by Sir Archibald Edmonstone Bart [Baronet] and his Factor and which appears in the rent rolls is Queenzieburn, which the factor is desirous should Cont'd [Continued] [on page 52] |
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