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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site of THE KING'S STABLE | The King's Stable The King's Stable The King's Stable The King's Stable The King's Stable The King's Stable |
Mr Gavin Dalziel Farmer kingswell Mr John Dunlop Moorend Fenwick J.H.Picken Esqr. J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Hillhouse Cottage Fenwick Old Statistical account. New Statistical account. Paterson's History. |
013 | One of the office houses attached to the farm now stands on the ground mentioned as "King's Stable" in the "old Statistical account" Mr Picken informs me that when sinking for the foundation at the present house, there were a great number of horse shoes found below the surface!!!!! |
| KINGSWELL BRIDGE | Kingswell Bridge | Mr Gavin Dalziel Farmer Kingswell Mr John Dunlop Moorend Fenwick J.H. Picken Esqr. J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Hillhouse Cottage Fenwick Old Statistical account. New Statistical account. Paterson's History. |
013 | A stone Bridge of one arch, on the road leading from Kingswell to Kilmarnock about 7½ miles from the latter place. Near it is the old Tollhouse, now occupied by farm labourers. |
| OLD TOLLHOUSE [Kingswell Bridge] | Old Tollhouse | Mr Gavin Dalziel Farmer Kingswell Mr John Dunlop Moorend Fenwick J.H.Picken Esqr. J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Hillhouse Cottage Fenwick Old Statistical account. New Statistical account. Paterson's History. |
013 | Near it is the old Tollhouse, now occupied by farm labourers. [See above] |
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[Page] 18 -- County of Ayr -- Parish of Fenwick -- No. 21."On his (King James') way to
Pathelly Hall, his horse drunk
at the spot where the King's Well
now stands, and shortly afterwards,
sunk in a quagmire, which is
still called the Kings Stable."
Old Statistical acct. [account]
and Paterson's History.
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