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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLACK GLEN | Black Glen Black Glen Black Glen Black Glen |
Andrew Wright James Mc Ilwraith Robert Temple John Milroy |
070 | A steep narrow glen between Beneraird and Pildinny. A Small Stream which rises in the South Side of Beneraird, flows through this valley into Main Water of Luce |
| GOODMAN'S CAIRN | Goodman's Cairn Goodman's Cairn Goodman's Cairn |
James Mc Ilwraith Esq. Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy Ballantrae Mr. R Temple |
070 | At present a mere heap of stones, it having been destroyed and the greater part of the stones removed for the purpose of building fences: It was erected to mark the place where a man was found "dead". A traveller supposed to have wandered on these hills and being worn out with fatigue lay down and died. It is designated Goodman's Cairn. |
| BLACK GLEN BURN | Black Glen Burn Black Glen Burn Black Glen Burn Black Glen Burn |
Andrew Wright James McIlwraith Robert Temple John Milroy | 070 | A small stream which rises or Collects from Surface water at the South Side of Beneraird, and flows through Black Glen, from which it takes its name, into Main Water of Luce. |
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Parish of Ballantrae
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