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WEBSTER’S CENSUS
Kibkcudbbight Shibe Extent Number of Number of Inhabitants
Brot. Over
Irongray
Kells
Kelton
Kirkbean
Kirkgunzeon
Kirkcudbright
Kirkmabrick
Kirkpatrick Durham
Lochrutton
Minnigaff
New Abbay
Parton
Rerrick
Terreagles
Tongland
Troqueer
Twynholm
Un-
Total
17£ 8$ 1 1
1503
858
699
564
1209
630
380
1048
355
536
1273
519
1148
6736
895
784
811
529
489
1513
858
Its
1347^
1051
397
537
1391
519
1193
349 20856 21205
156f
162$
105f
97f
302f
171|
139!
112!
241!
126!
79!
210!
79!
107f
278!
103!
238f
4241

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