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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LANGSIDE | Langside Langside Langside |
Neale Thomson Esq William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart |
013.06 | An insignificant little clachan composed of about a score of [houses] principally one-storied & thatched but rendered ever memorable [in] historry by the decisive skir[mish] which occured adjacent to it on 13th May 1568 between the [troops] of the Regent Murray and of Queen Mary. The [battle] ground as pointed out to Messrs Thomson & Finlay lies [at] the N. [North] East of the village and mid way between it and the house of Pathhead. |
| PATHEAD | Pathhead | Neale Thomson Esq William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart |
013.06 | A farm house the land [attached] to which has been recently pu[rchased] by the Corporation of Glasgow. a South side Park. |
| OVERDALE | Overdale | Neale Thomson Esq William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart |
013.06 | Two newly erected houses adjoining the village of Langside |
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[Page] 12County of Renfrew Parish of Cathcart
Transcriber's notes
Re Langside - the right side of page has been cut off and words which cannot be fully made out have been transcribed in brackets.Re Patthead - as above, some words on right side of page cannot be determined.
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DANIALSAN, macfam
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