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| First Linthaugh | First Linthaugh | Mr Thomas | On Sheet | This is a superior kind of Cottage | ||
| Mr Ormston | 14.2 | and the residence of the Medical practitioner | ||||
| Estate Map | of the district, the name of Linthaugh House | |||||
| is sometimes applied here, it is situate | ||||||
| close to the turnpike road 1/4 of a mile | ||||||
| south of Ford Bridge | ||||||
| Second Linthaugh | Second Linthaugh | Mr Thomas | On Sheet | A small farm house and steading | ||
| Mr Ormiston | 14.2 | on the banks of the Till about 3/4 of | ||||
| Estate Map | a mile south west from Ford Castle | |||||
| it is the property of the Marchioness | ||||||
| of Waterford | ||||||
| Lint Haugh | Lint Haugh | Mr Thomas | On Sheet | A flat portion of land on the | ||
| Mr Ormiston | 14.2 | south side of the Till belonging to | ||||
| Estate Map | the farms of Linthaugh, it is supposed | |||||
| to be named from the cultivation of | ||||||
| Lint formerly – | ||||||
| William Boyd C/A |
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Transcribed by LF
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