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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| DUNASKIN GLEN | 046 | [Continued] as the Sides [of] it are indented with miniature mines which[from it] protrude masses of mineral indeed [--] So that in one place it is worked like [--] Quarry Iron Stone & coal are found in all [--] |
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| DUNASKIN BURN | Dunaskin Burn Dunaskin Burn Dunaskin Burn Dunaskin Burn Dunaskin Burn |
- A. Hervey W. Gilchrist W. G. Galloway R. Smith |
046 | A small but rapid burn flowing through Dunaskin [Glen] first in a westerly direction then turning nearly [--] angles at which point on the top and at its edge of [--] Cliff Stod [stood] Laight Castle thence in a Southerly direction by Waterside till it joins the River [--] it retains this name no further north than [--] Burnhead Burn joins Rough Burn [--] Corbie Craigs though flowing through a long rocky glen its bed is comparatively level but very rocky |
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