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| East Low House | East Low House | John Wardle | 10 Chains N.E of | A ordinary farm house | ||
| East Low House | William Thompson | West Low House | (In the tithe plan there are two Farm houses | |||
| East Low House | William Wardle | called by this name, the other which is in plan 11 | ||||
| East Low House | The Tithe Plan | is the best house & it is best known simply | ||||
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| West Low House | West Low House | John Wardle | 10 Chains S.W. of | A ordinary farm house | ||
| West Low House | William Wardle | East Low house | ||||
| West Low House | William Thompson | |||||
| West Low House | The Tithe Plan | |||||
| Howburn Bridge | Howburn Bridge | John Simpson | 28 Chains West of | This Bridge has been built by | ||
| Howburn Bridge | John Wardle | West Low house | subscription in the year 1701 th |
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| Howburn Bridge | John Westwood | inscription on the Bridge giving the | ||||
| Howburn Bridge | Mr. Rochester | name as Holburn Bridge it is | ||||
| Howburn Bridge | Mr. Gibson | known by both names Holburn | ||||
| Holburn Bridge | The Keystone of Arch | and Howburn Bridge, |
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| Thomas Grehan c.a. |
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Transcribed by PT and PF
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