OS1/32/27/95
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Site of) Chapel | (Site of) Chapel (Site of) Chapel (Site of) Chapel (Site of) Chapel |
Mr J. LocKhart Mr William Knox Rev[Reverend] Robert Paisley Robert Curror Esqr |
017.07 | The Site of a Chapel in the village of Cambusbarron. There are no remains of it on the site, having been totally removed Some years ago - Most of the inhabitants of the village remember of having seen a portion of the ruin Standing. Dedicatory name not Known. |
| Chapel Well | Chapel Well Chapel Well Chapel Well Chapel Well |
Mr J. Lockhart Mr William Knox Rev [Reverend] Robert Paisley Robert Curror Esqr |
017.07 | A Spring well, the water of which is said to be good & does not appear to be impregnated with any Kind of mineral. Situated adjacent to the site of the chapel - hence its name. From this well the holy water was Supplied to the Chapel. |
| WEAVER ROW | Weaver Row Weaver Row Weaver Row Weaver Row |
Mr J. LocKhart Mr William Knox Rev [Reverend] Robert Paisley Robert Curror Esqr |
017.07 | A Street in the village of St Ninians. The houses are partly one & partly two Storeys high - Chiefly Slated & all in tolerable repair. Various small proprietors. |
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