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| Seaton Lodge | Seaton Lodge | John Butters Esqr | 27 chains North from | This house is said to have been built in the Reign of one | ||
| Seaton Lodge | Mr John Crawford | Stirling Castle | of the Charleses. It is a very neat & spacious building the | |||
| Seaton Lodge | Miss Jobling | main part is Thatched the Wings on the Wings on the West | ||||
| side is of recent erection & Slated. There are out offices | ||||||
| Attached & numerous small flower, fruit and vege- | ||||||
| table gardens. It is the property of Lord Hastings & occu | ||||||
| pied by the Misses Jobling There is a Farm Stead | ||||||
| & 3 to 4 cottages near to it to |
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| Fountain Head | Fountain Head | John Butters Esqr | 17 chains North East | Formerly a farm stead and now divided into several | ||
| Fountain Head | Mr John Crawford | from Lookout Farm | Tenements occupied by the working classes | |||
| Fountain Head | Mr John Gillespie | |||||
| The Astley Arms PH | The Astley Arms (PH) | John Butters Esqr | 18 chains North from | An ordinary Public House licensed | ||
| The Astley Arms (PH) | Mr John Crawford | Fountain Head | for the sale of Spirituous Liquors | |||
| The Astley Arms (PH) | Mr John Gillespie | |||||
| Boiling Well | Boiling Well | John Butters Esqr | 4 chains North from | This Well takes its name from its formerly | ||
| Boiling Well | Mr John Gillespie | the Astley Arms (PH) | gushing forth a plentious supply of Spring | |||
| Boiling Well | Mr John Crawford | Water for Seaton Sluice & the surrounding loca | ||||
| lity. It is now nearly dry | ||||||
| J. Considine |
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