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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CANNIE BURN | Canny Burn Canny Burn Canny Burn |
Robert Grant, Esq: Druminnor Mr. Milne, Farmer, Mains of Druminnor N. Gauld, Farmer, Cairnbeg |
043 | This stream rises on the northern face of Correen Hill, and after passing Druminnor House, changes its name to the Kearn Burn at Bridge of Kearn. |
| KEARN BURN | Kearn Burn Kearn Burn Kearn Burn |
Robert Grant, Esq: Druminnor Mr. Milne, Farmer, Mains of Druminnor N. Gauld, Farmer, Cairnbeg |
043 | Is a continuation of Canny Burn, and flowing in a northerly direction for a considerable distance falls into the River Bogie a little below the farm of Castlehill |
| BAREFLAT MILL (Corn) | Bareflat Mill (Corn) Bareflat Mill (Corn) Bareflat Mill (Corn) |
Robert Grant, Esq: Druminnor Mr. Milne, Farmer, Mains of Druminnor N. Gauld, Farmer, Cairnbeg |
043 | Applies to a Corn mill propelled by water wheel. property of Robert Grant Esq: Druminnor. |
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[Page] 92Parish of Auchindoir & Kearn
CANNIE BURN
No, no! Cannyn Gaelic JMD.
Cannie, Kannie.- Gentle, cautious etc." [Jamieson]
"But homely, tawie, quiet, and Cannie." [Burns]
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