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WEBSTER’S CENSUS
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Naikn Shire
Extent Number of Number of Inhabitants
Ardclaugh
Auldearn
Calder 1
Nairn
Total
1 I
g £
- £§
I !•&£
EH ISS
1163
1951
882
1163
1951
232J
390i
176f
1698 1698 339f
5694 5694 1138|
Inverness Shire
Alvie
Barra
Boleskine
Braccadale
Cromdale
Croy
Daviot
Dores
Duimish
Glenelg
Carried Over
50
1533
1907
3061
1901
2131
1508
2568
1021
1150
1961
1907
3063
1901
2176
1520
2568
204J-
230
392*
381§
612J
380i
435J
304
513$
363$
10 10 2416 16667 19083 3816$
1 Calder—Part of this Parish lyes in Inverness Shire.

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