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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
LISTONSHIELS Liston Shields
Liston Shields
Liston Shiels
Liston-shiels
Liston-shiels
Liston-Shields
Liston Shiels
Listonshiels
Listonsiells
Listonshiels
Listonshiells
Listonshiels
Listonshiells
J. Aitken
J. Gray
Map of Roads
Fullarton's Gazetteer
County Map
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Edinb [Edinburgh] Page 434
Satistical Account of Edinburgh Page 134
Report of Law Suit in 1830
Letter from Mr Brown Co [County] Rooms
Post Off [Office] Directory
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1726
Valuation Roll 1814
Copy of Decision of Law Suit
011 [Situation] About 2 miles E.S.E. [East South East] from Little Vantage.
A well constructed farm house with offices and a farm of land attached occupd [occupied] by Mr Aitken & the property of Sir William Foulis, Bart [Baronet]. It was a matter of dispute for sometime to ascertain which parish this farm belonged to in the title deeds which extends backwards upwards of two centurys [centuries] it is sometimes described as lying in one parish and sometimes in another and occasionally no parish is mentioned. The Law Agent of the Heritors of Kirknewton instituted proceedings in the Court of Session against the proprietor of this farm for to establish that the farm belonged to Kirknewton The decision of the court was declared in 1830 which was that Listonshiels was not part of Kirknewton. A similar Law Suit was instituted by the Common agent for Kirkliston and in 1840 the case was decded, the judge Lord Cumming have pronounce an interlocutor finding the lands of Listonshiels subject to Allocation in the parish of Kirkliston This interlocutor was acquiesced in and has long become final.
THRASHIEDEAN PLANTATION Thrashiedean Plantation
Thrashiedean Plantation
J. Gray
J. Aitken
011 [Situation] In the west side of the parish of Kirkliston (Detached).
A plantation of mixed wood thro [through] which runs the Dean Burn.

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Parish of Kirkliston (detached)

Transcriber's notes

Description for Listonshiels beginning with phrase "It was a matter of dispute" has been added in red ink in a different hand.

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JCB