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I see that page is entitled
'Corner fraternity in Edinborough Scotland'
I chuckled on finding there are entries
https://wikidiff.com/edinborough/edinburgh and on Quora
"What is the difference between Edinburgh and Edinborough?
The former is the Capital of Scotland, the latter is a completely made-up word."
Then debate the correct local pronunciation Eh-din-burr-ruh or sometimes Eh-din-bra or Edin-bruh or Embra if from Glasgow...concluding
"The non-antiquated Scots word burgh is pronounced burruh, and so Edinburgh is pronounced Edinburruh and applies to all Scottish place names with the ending.
The similar English word borough tends to be pronounced burra by the English, but with some variety in the final vowel sound depending on the speaker’s regional accent."
Peterhead in Aberdonian is of course Peterheid.
https://sco.wikipedia.org/wiki/PeterheidMatthew the size of the property in both Ireland and Scotland have perhaps got embellished over time & memory between 1780 & J. G. Cordner's recollections 1936 in Lincoln, Nebr. Google produces no results I can find in either place. The 'Palace' around Lurgan is Brownlow House of the Brownlow family from 1610's. They sold it 1893 due to a change in fortunes. During WW1 was the HQ of the Royal Irish Rifles, used WW2 as an American HQ & base.
https://www.belfastentries.com/places/brownlow-hq-ww2/