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PARISH OF INVERESK
SHEET 12
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Acorn Lodge -- 9
Catherine Lodge -- 5
Cottage Lane -- 12
Esk Grove -- 4
Eskhill -- 5
Halkerston Lodge -- 10
Inveresk -- 6
Inveresk Lodge -- 10
Midfield Mains -- 7
Manor House -- 9
Newbigging House -- 3
North British Railway -- 11
PinKiehill Colliery -- 3
PinKie Hill -- 7
PinKie Burn -- 12
River Esk -- 12
Shepherd House -- 8
White House -- 8
Newbigging -- 14
PinKieburn -- 11 |
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NEWBIGGING HOUSE (Private Lunatic Asylum) |
Newbigging House
Newbigging House
Newbigging House |
Mr A Moffat
William Bourhill
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[situation] At the West side of Bowling Green
A plain dwelling house with garden attached, occupied by Mr Moffat who Keeps a private Asylum here. The property of Mr Brown. |
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PINKIEHILL COLLIERY |
PinKiehill Colliery
PinKiehill Colliery
PinKiehill Colliery
PinKiehill Colliery |
Thomas Telfer
J Broadfoot
Mr Sandilands
Mr Irving |
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[situation] About 10 or 12 chains West of PinKie Burn
An extensive coal work on the farm of PinKiehill; the property of Sir J Hope. |
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ESK GROVE |
Esk Grove
Esk Grove |
A Chalmers
Thomas Smart |
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[situation] On the N. [North] side of a public road a few chains N.W. [North West] of Esk Hill
A small mansion house of a modern style of architecture with offices and garden attached; enclosed within a neatly laid out demesne. |
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STONE PILLAR Site of Duke of Somerset's Encampment (1547) |
Stone Pillar Site of the Duke of Somersets Encampment (1547) |
A Chalmers
Thomas Stewart |
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[situation] A few Chains W. [West] of PinKie hill Colliery
At the Eastern extremity of the grounds belonging to this house, a square pillar about 4 1/2 feet in height marKs the spot where the Duke of Somerset encamped with his army during his expedition to Scotland during the minority of Edward VI |
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Site of the DUKE OF SOMERSET'S ENCAMPMENT (1547) |
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[situation] A few Chains W. [West] of PinKie hill Colliery At the Eastern extremity of the grounds belonging to this house, a square pillar about 4 1/2 feet in height marKs the spot where the Duke of Somerset encamped with his army during his expedition to Scotland during the minority of Edward VI |
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PinKies Burn [note] See Page 12 |
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ESKHILL |
Eskhill
Eskhill |
A Chalmers
Thomas Smart |
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[situation] On the N. [North] side of a public road a few chains S.E. [South East] of EsK Grove,
A modern built Mansion with offices and garden attached the property and residence of J Forman Esqr. |
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CATHERINE LODGE |
Catherine Lodge
Catherine Lodge |
A Chalmers
Thomas Smart |
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[situation] On the N. [North side of a public road, a few chains E. [East] of EsKhill
A neat modern built mansion or villa with offices and garden attached, the property and residence of Miss Fergusson. |
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INVERESK [village] |
InveresK
InveresK
InveresK |
Alexander Chalmers
Alexander Inglis
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[situation] A little S.E. [South East] of EsKhill
A very small village in the parish of InveresK and about half a mile Southward from Musselburgh. It consists of about a dozen one story houses, tile roofed, and occupied by agricultural labourers and miners. It is built on land feued from the Estate of PinKie. |
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PINKIEHILL |
PinKie Hill
PinKie Hill
PinKie Hill
PinKiehill
PinKiehill
PinKiehill
PinKiehill |
Mr Proudfoot
Dr [Doctor] Thomson
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
Mr Sandilands
Mr Irving
Mr Bourhill
Mr McCauseland |
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[situation] At the S. E. [South East] end of the Village of Inveresk
A dwelling house, with offices, garden, and an arable farm attached, the property of Sir John Hope of PinKie and now in the Possession of Mr Proudfoot, Farmer, Midfield Mains. |
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MIDFIELD MAINS |
Midfield Mains
Midfield Mains |
Mr Proudfoot
Dr [Doctor] Thomson |
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[situation] At the S. E. [South East] end of the Village of Inveresk
A farm house, with offices, a thrashing Mill worked by Steam Power, and an arable farm attached, the Property of Sir John Hope of PinKie and tenanted by Mr Proudfoot. |
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SHEPHERD HOUSE |
Shepherd House
Shepherd House |
Mr Proudfoot
Dr [Doctor] Thomson |
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[situation] In the village of Inveresk.
A neat dwelling house with offices and garden attached, the property and residence of Dr [Doctor] Thomson. |
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WHITE HOUSE (Private Lunatic Asylum) |
Whitehouse
Whitehouse
White House
White House
White House |
Mrs Thomson
Dr [Doctor] Thomson
Mr Bourhill
Mr Sandilands
Mr McCauseland |
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[situation] Adjacent to Shepherd House.
A large and Commodious dwelling house with offices and gardens attached. It is the property of Mrs Thomson and is fitted up as a private Lunatic Asylum, which is Conducted under her Superintendence The patients are chiefly of the upper classes, and average about 20 in number. |
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25 - Shepherd House
26 - Whitehouse |
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ACORN LODGE |
Acorn Lodge
Acorn Lodge |
Mrs Clephane
John McIntyre |
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[situation] Near the N. [North] west end of the village of Inveresk.
A well built villa with offices and garden attached the property and residence of Mrs Clephane. |
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MANOR HOUSE |
Manor House
Manor House |
Mrs Oswald
John McIntyre |
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[situation] At the N.E. [North East] end of the Village of InveresK.
A neat modern built dwelling house, in the villa style, with offices and garden attached, the property & residence of Mrs Oswald |
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23 - Acorn Lodge
23 - Manor House |
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HALKERSTON LODGE |
HalKerston Lodge
HalKerston Lodge |
Mrs Graham
John McIntyre |
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[situation] In the Village of InveresK.
A neatly built dwelling house with garden & ornamental ground attached, the property & residence of Mr Graham. |
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INVERESK LODGE |
Inveresk Lodge
Inveresk Lodge |
John Mcintyre
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[situation] In the Village of InveresK.
A modern built villa or Small mansion house with offices and garden attached, the property and residence of Miss Wetherburn. |
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23 - Halkerston Lodge
24 - Inveresk Lodge |
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PINKIEBURN |
PinKieburn
PinKieburn
PinKie Burn
PinKie Burn |
Hugh White
James Irvine
Mr Bourhill
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[situation] On the West Side of PinKie Burn.
A genteel dwelling house 2 Stories high, with Suitable offices, a garden and a few acres of land attached. It is the property and residence of J Alexander D.D. [Doctor of Divinity] |
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY |
North British Raily [Railway] |
See Name Book Plan 7A |
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[situation] at the S.E. [South east] Corner of Sheet.
For Descriptive RemarKs See Name Book sheet 29 City of Edinb [Edinburgh] |
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PINKIE BURN |
PinKie Burn |
See Name BooK Sheet 9 Musselburgh |
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COTTAGE LANE |
Cottage Lane |
See Name Book Sheet 9 Musselburgh |
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RIVER ESK |
River Esk |
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ROMAN STATION or MUNICIPIUM (Supposed Site of) [Inveresk] |
Roman Station or Municipium (supposed site of)
Roman Station or Municipium (supposed site of)
Roman Station or Municipium (supposed site of) |
Mr McCauseland
Mr Sandlilands
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This supposed site of the Roman Station (Municipium) extended from about the west end of the present Church yard, to about Inveresk Brae, and North and South, from about the north side of the road leading from InveresK to the Church, The Rev [Reverend] Beveridge is of an oppinion that the mound, Known as Olivers Mound was thrown up by the Romans, and that Oliver Cromwell, took advantage of its situation to protect the old bridge, and in all probability repaired it &c, In order to preserve the mound, the heritors of the Parish requested that no Graves should be made within a certain distance of it, notwithstanding about three weeks ago, one of the gravediggers unknowing, went beyond the prescribed distance, when he came on a beautiful terra cotta vase which Confirms the Rev [Reverend] Mr Beveridge more in the oppinion the Mound was raised by the Romans. Also from time to time a quantity of Roman Relics have been found here, including Baths spears cement &c. |
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O.S.O [Ordnance Survey Office] Edinburgh
31st December 1852
The Roman Station at
Inveresk has not been
written on Plans
as it is the intention
of Captain James R.E. [Royal Engineers] to
have the Roman Roads of
this county all traced &
inserted on plans when Dry
proofs will be received from
the O.M.O. [Ordnance Mapping Office] at which time
more information may be obtained
concerning the Station at Inveresk
& Musselburgh & the proper desig-
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INVERESK BRAE |
Inveresk Brae
Inveresk Brae
Inveresk Brae |
Mr McCauseland
Mr Sandilands
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This name extends from the south side of Newbigging to the joining of the Road leading from the Church to InveresK Village, on the s. [south] west side of InveresK Brae are Roman remains Consisting of broKen pieces of Cement vases and Baths which the proprietor Collected. |
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NEWBIGGING |
Newbigging |
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[situation] On the S.E. [South East] Side of Musselburgh.
For Description See Name List for Sheet 12 |
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NEWBIGGING HOUSE |
Newbigging House |
Mr A. Moffat Newbigging House
William Bourhill 7 Bridge Street |
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List of Names collected by John Bray C A [Civilian Assistant]
Sheet 12 Trace 1
[Township or Parish] - InveresK
[Object]
Newbigging House - House
[signed] John Bray c/a [civilian assistant] May 25th 1852 |
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PINKIE BURN |
PinKie Burn |
Hugh White PinKieburn Musselburgh
James Irvine Musselburgh |
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A very small stream having its source of the farm if PinKiehill flowing in a Northerly direction past the mansion of PinKie into the Frith of Forth |
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PINKIEBURN |
PinKieburn |
Hugh White Pinkieburn Musselburgh
James Irvine Musselburgh |
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A middling sized house 2 stories in height and in good repair. attached are Suitable offices, Kitchen and ornamental garden and a few acres of land. It is the property and residence of J Alexander D.D. [Doctor of Divinity] |
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[Plan and Trace] 12 No 6
[Parish] - Inveresk
[Object]
Pinkie Burn - A Stream
Pinkieburn - A house
[Signed] Robert Miller C/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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PINKIEHILL COLLIERY |
PinKiehill Colliery |
Thomas Telpher Musselburgh
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A coalwork on the farm of PinKiehill which is extensively wrought by the proprietor, Sir John Hope. |
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[Sheet and Trace] 12 No 2
[Object]
Pinkiehill Colliery - A CoalworK
[Signed] Robert Miller C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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ESK GROVE |
Esk Grove |
A. Chalmers Inveresk Musselburgh
Thomas Smart Musselburgh |
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A small mansion house of a modern Style of Architecture 3 Stories in height and in good repair. attached are out-houses Kitchen and ornamental gardens. surrounded by wood. At the eastern extremity of the grounds belonging to this house, a Square pillar about 4 1/2 feet in height, marks the spot where the DuKe of Somerset encamped during his expedition to Scotland during the minority of Edward VI. |
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List of Names collected by Robert Miller C/a [Civilian assistant]
[Sheet and Trace] 12 No 3
[Parish] Inveresk
[Object]
EsK Grove - A house
[Signed] Robert Miller C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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ESKHILL |
Eskhill |
A. Chalmers InveresK
Thomas Smart Musselburgh |
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A middling Sized Mansion in a modern style of architecture three Stories in height and in excellent repair. with Suitable Offices and Kitchen and ornamental garden attached, the property and Residence of J Foreman Esqr. |
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CATHERINE LODGE |
Catherine Lodge |
A. Chalmers InveresK
Thomas Smart Musselburgh |
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A Small mansion of a Modern style of architecture 3 Stories in height and in excellent repair. attached are conveinient offices, a Kitchen Garden and ornamental grounds, It is the Property and residence of Miss Ferguson |
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List of Names collected by Robert Miller C/a [Civilian assistant]
[Sheet and Trace] 12 No 3
[Parish] Inveresk
[Object]
EsKhill - A house
Catherine Lodge - A house
[Signed] Robert Miller C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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INVERESK [village] |
Inveresk |
Alexander Chalmers Inveresk Musselburgh
Alexander Ingles Newbigging Musselburgh |
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A very Small village in the parish of Inveresk and about half a mile South from Musselburgh. It consists of about a dozen of houses, most of which are one story in height, tile roofed and in good repair. the inhabitants are Chiefly agricultural labourers and miners It is built on land feued from the estate of PinKie |
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List of Names collected by C/a [Civilian assistant] Robert Miller
[Sheet and Trace] 12 No 3
[Parish] InveresK
[Object]
InveresK - A village
[Signed] Robert Miller C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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ACORN LODGE |
Acorn Lodge |
Mrs Clephane Acorn Lodge Inveresk
John McIntyre Inn Keeper Musselburgh |
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A well constructed house two Stories high a short distance S. [South] West of Manor Ho. [House] having garden and an ornamental grounds attached the property and Residence of Mrs Clephane |
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MANOR HOUSE |
Manor House |
Mrs Oswell Manor House, Inveresk
John McIntyre Inn Keeper Musselburgh |
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A house of good Construction And modern style of architecture having Suitable offices garden and ornamental ground attached the property and residence of Mrs Oswell |
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HALKERSTON LODGE |
HalKerston Lodge |
Mr. Graham HalKerston Lodge
John McIntyre Inn Keeper Musselburgh |
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A neat and well constructed house two Stories high on the South Side of InveresK Village having garden and ornamental ground attached the property and Residence of Mr. Graham |
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List of Names collected by John Early C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 12 Trace 4
[Object]
Acorn Lodge - House
Manor House - House
Halkerston Lodge - House
[Signed] John Early C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
May 27th 185[2] |
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INVERESK LODGE |
Inveresk Lodge |
John McIntyre, Innkeeper Musselburgh
Mr McNab, Teacher Borough Schoo Mussel [Burgh School Musselburgh] |
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A house Stories high, of good Construction and modern Style of Architecture having suitable offices garden and ornamental ground attached, Situated on the South side of InveresK Village and on the East end of HalKerson Lodge the property and residence of Miss Wetherburn |
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List of Names collected by John Early C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Sheet 12 Trace 4
[Parish] - Inveresk Ph [Parish
[Object] - House
[Signed] John Early CA [Civilian Assistant] May 27th /52 |
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WHITE HOUSE (Private Lunatic Asylum) |
Whitehouse |
Mrs Thomson, Whitehouse Inveresk
Dr [Doctor] Thomson, Shepherd House Inveresk |
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A large and commodious dwelling house with offices and a large ornamental garden attached and at present used as a private Lunatic Asylum. It is the property of Mrs Thomson and is under her Superintendence The average number of patients is about twenty and are chiefly people of property. |
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List of Names collected by John McDiarmid
13. 5.
[Parish] Inveresk
[Signed] J McDiarmid 21st May 185[2] |
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PINKIEHILL |
Pinkie Hill |
Mr Proudfoot, Farmer Midfield Inveresk
Dr [Doctor] Thomson, Shepherd Ho [House] Inveresk |
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A dwelling house with offices, a garden and an arable farm attached the property of Sir John Hope of Pinkie and in the possession of Mr Proudfoot, farmer Midfield |
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MIDFIELD MAINS |
Midfield Mains |
Mr Proudfoot, Farmer Midfield Inveresk
Dr [Doctor] Thomson, Shepherd Ho [House] Inveresk |
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A farm house with offices a thrashing [threshing] Mill worked by Steam, a garden and an arable farm attached - the property of Sir John Hope and in the possession of Mr A Proudfoot. |
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SHEPHERD HOUSE |
Shepherd House |
Mr Proudfoot, Farmer Midfield Inveresk
Dr [Doctor] Thomson, Shepherd Ho [House] Inveresk |
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A neat dwelling house with Stable, and garden attached. The property and residence of Dr [Doctor] Thomson |
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List of Names collected by John McDiarmid
Sheet 12 Trace 5
[Parish] Inveresk
[Signed]
James Carpenter C Asst [Civilian Assistant] 25th Jany [January] 1853
J McDiarmid 21st May
H James Cap R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] 21 Feb [February] 1853 |
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This Name Book refers to Musselburgh 1853 - Sheet 12
OS large scale Scottish town plans, 1847-1895 - Scale: 1:1056 |
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[Page] 27
[Volume] 135
OS1//11/135
[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE 26 JAN. [JANUARY] 92 SOUTHAMPTON
MUSSELBURGH
SHEET 12
Names of parishes -- Pages
INVERESK -- 1 |
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