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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KIRKDOMINÆ | Kirkdominae | E B Wallace Stephen Walker D. McKie N. McDonald |
A small house built of stone & lime Thatched and in tolerable repair, adjacent, to Kirkdominae Ruin. The property of Sir Thomas Cunningham | |
| STRUIL WELL | Struil Well Struil Well Struill Well |
E B Wallace Stephen Walker D. McKie Niel McDonald |
056 | An excellent spring issuing from a Rock on the steepest part of Kirkdominae hill, it is enclosed on two sides, by a wall of stone and lime, about 6 feet high. The Rock out of which it issues being perpendicular, and about the same height as the walls, forms what may be said to be a third wall enclosing on every side but one, That is the entrance, it is surrounded by a thick patch of brushwood, but does not appear to have ever been roofed. Tradition states that it was from this well the water used at the Church services at Kirkdominae was brought. |
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[Page] 34Sheet 56 - plan 15 Trace 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Kirkdominæ - Situation]
Close to Kirk
Dominae Ruins"
[Struil Well - Situation]
Situated on Kirk Dominae
Hill
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