outh of the street, and bordering on it, the surveyors laid off lots
running back one hundred and eighty rods, varying in width so as to
contain from twenty to sixty acres. These lots were numbered, making in
all one hundred and forty-one, seventy-two being on the south side of
the street, and the remainder on the north. The farms were also
numbered, also making one hundred and forty-one.

In the plan no allowance had been made for the rugged nature of the
country, and consequently the magnificent street was located over hills
whose proportions prevented its use as a public highway, while some of
the lots were uninhabitable.

The following is a list of the grantees, the number of the lot and its
contents being set opposite the name:

Lot. Name. Acres.

1. Catharine Campbell 250
2. Elizabeth Cargill 250
3. Allan McDonald 300
4. Neil Gillaspie 450
5. Mary Campbell 350
6. Duncan McKerwan 350
7. Ann McAnthony 250
8. Mary McGowne 300
9. Catherine McLean 300
10. Mary Anderson 300
11. Archibald McNeil 300
12. Dougall McAlpine 300
13. David Lindsey 250
14. Elizabeth Campbell 300
15. Ann McDuffie 350
16. Donald McDougall 300
17. Archibald McGowne 300
18. Eleanor Thompson 300

Lot. Name. Acres.

19. Duncan McDuffie 350
20. Duncan Reid 600
21. John McDuffie 250
22. Dougall McKallor 550
23. Daniel Johnson 350
24. Archibald Campbell 250
25. William Hunter 300
26. Duncan Campbell 300
27. Elizabeth Fraser 200
28. Alexander Campbell 350
Glebe lot 500
29. Daniel Clark 350
43. Elizabeth Campbell 300
44. Duncan McArthur 450
45. John Torrey 300
46. Malcolm Campbell 300
47. Florence McKenzie 200
48. John McKenzie 300
49. Jane Cargill 250
50. John McGowan