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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SALLY POLLOCK'S BRIDGE | Sally Pollock's Bridge Sally Pollock's Bridge Sally Pollock's Bridge |
D. McKie S. Walker J. Gibson |
057 | A small stone and lime bridge of one arch, built over Dalquhairn Burn. The individual whose name the bridge bears was for many years a resident in the nearest house to it. Burnside:- her only connection with the bridge |
| DALQUHAIRN | Dalquhairn Dalquhairn Dalquhairn Hopes of Dalquharran Dalquhairne or Doherne |
D. McKie S Walker J. Gibson Johnstons County Map Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr |
057 | A farmsteading in middling repair, dwelling house and offices one storey high and slated - property of James Lamb Esqr |
| CRAIG OF DALWINE | Craig of Dalwine Craig of Dalwine Craig of Dalwine Dalwine Craigs |
D. McKie Esq. Mr S. Walker Mr John Picken Johnstons County Map |
057 | A large isolated hill, producing generally Rp [Rough pasture]. There is a crag on its W. [West] side which has given a name to the whole hill - Proprietors Marquis of Ailsa Sir James Ferguson |
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