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WEBSTER’S CENSUS
Dumbarton Shire Extent Number of Number of Inhabitants
Brot. Over
B oseneath
Row
Total
- -S-S
I Iss
12483 12483 2496|
521 521 104*
853 853 170f
13857 13857 2771f
Stirling Shire
Airth
Alva
Baldernock
Balfron
Bothkennar
Buchanan
Campsie
Denny
Drymen
Falkirk
Fintry
Carried Over
3*
3*
755
529
2789
3932
755
529
463*
87*
124*
151
105*
339*
279*
278*
557*
786*
178*
8 16751 16759 3351*

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