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| East Ord | East Ord | Whellan’s Directory | on Sheet | A small village situated on | ||
| East Ord | James Grieve Esqr. | 3.16 | the Turnpike Road leading from | |||
| East Ord | Mr James Wilson, South Ord | Tweedmouth, to Cornhill &c. and | ||||
| East Ord | Mr John Robison, Ord Mains | about a mile from the former, | ||||
| there are in it, three farmhouses | ||||||
| with their offices &c. An Inn | ||||||
| a School, a Bonemill, and | ||||||
| Smithy, the remainder of the | ||||||
| houses are small dwellings | ||||||
| occupied by Fishermen, and | ||||||
| agricultural laborers – | ||||||
| It belongs to several proprietors | ||||||
| one of whom is James Grieve | ||||||
| Esqr "Ord House" | ||||||
| Ord House | Ord House | Whellan’s Directory | on Sheet | A neat, and substantial | ||
| Ord House | James Grieve Esqr. | 3.16 | mansion, pleasantly situated | |||
| Ord House | Mr James Wilson, South Ord | on an eminence, at the east | ||||
| Ord House | Mr John Robison, Ord Mains | end of "East Ord", having | ||||
| suitable offices, and a good | ||||||
| walled garden attached. | ||||||
| It is the property, and | ||||||
| residence of James Grieve | ||||||
| Esqr. | ||||||
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