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This street ran roughly from east to west, from the Saltmarket in the east to the chapel and cemetery of St Teneu
in the west, a little to the north of where St Enoch's Church stood in the nineteenth century. It followed the
course of what is now the Trongate and Argyle Street. The grid reference given is for a point near the western
end of the street, closest to St Enoch's Church. In 1495 a charter of Martin Wan, chancellor of the Cathedral,
records the lands of St Thenew's Chaplain ('terras capellani Sancte Tanew') lying on this street.
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