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Surname Database gives the
following etymology for the
equivalent surname '
Howood': a
topographical name from
residence by a
muddy wood,
deriving from the...
- Blockley,
David (1980) The
Nature of
Structural Design and Safety,
Ellis Howood, Chichester, UK. ISBN 0-85312-179-6 (Free download) Blockley,
David (Editor)...
- 1840 by the Glasgow, Paisley,
Kilmarnock and Ayr
Railway and was
known as
Howood. The
station had a very
short life and
closed just over two w****s later...
- Category C(S) 12628
Upload Photo Howood The Inn 55°48′40″N 4°33′22″W / 55.811132°N 4.556008°W / 55.811132; -4.556008 (
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- 1959
Howden Clough GNR 1952 Howe
Bridge L&NWR 1959
Hownes Gill NER 1858
Howood (Renfrewshire) Glasgow, Paisley,
Kilmarnock and Ayr
Railway 1840 Howsham...
- a
temporary station at
Howwood (then
spelt Howood): 21 July 1840;
Howood to Beith: 12
August 1840;
Howood station then closed;
Beith to Kilwinning: 21...
