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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CARDROSS MOSS | Cardross Moss Cardross Moss Cardross Moss |
John Aiken Esq. Factor Cardross Mr McKerchar, Gartur Hugh Graham, Gateside |
130 | A large tract of Moss on the farm of Gartur and Estate of Cardross, its bounds are delineated by a yellow band on the Traces |
| BOGLE KNOWE | Bogle Knowe Bogle Knowe Bogle Knowe Bogle Know |
Hugh Graham The Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner John Aitken Esqr. Factor Priory of Inchmahome |
130 | A Small elevated portion of land nearly Surrounded by water on the South Side of the Lake of Monteith. It was believed, by the superstitious to to have been a haunt for Ghosts &c. hence the name. |
| BLACK LOCH | Black Loch Black Loch Black Loch Black Loch |
Hugh Graham Mr McKerchar John Aitken Esqr. Major Erskine, Propr. [Proprietor] |
130 | A small irregular shaped Lake on the lands of Cardross. In the moor near the Southwest end of this lake is a small mound of earth apparently artificial. Concerning it, the inhabitants know nothing farther than it is there to be seen. |
| MOUND [Black Loch] | Mound | 130 | A sort of mound in the middle of a marsh with some small plum trees growing on it and built round with stones as if the water had entirely surrounded it and been kept out. It is not a sepulchral mound. |
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[Page] 55Plan 130.7 Port of Monteith -- Perthshire
[Note beside 'Bogle Knowe'] - "Bogle Know or "Hobgoblin Hill" a Singular peninsula on the South-Eastern shore of the lake" Priory of Inchmahome
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