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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLACK LAW | Black Law Black Law Black Law |
John Allan Esqr Hillhead Donald McIntyre Shepherd. Mr James Orr. Blackbarn. |
004 | One of the principal hills in Kilbirnie Parish - it is partly - Clad with heather and partly green pasture. for sheep. |
| BLACKLAW BRAE | Blacklaw Brae Blacklaw Brae Blacklaw Brae |
J Allan Esqr. D McIntyre. Mr James Orr. |
004 | A circular patch of heather in the vicinity of Blacklaw - from which it takes it name - |
| KING'S BURN | Kings Burn Kings Burn Kings Burn |
J Allan Esq. D. Mc Intyre Mr James Orr. |
004 | a tributary of the river Garnock the derivation of its name is not known. - |
| MARLS BURN | Marls Burn Marls Burn Marls Burn |
Mr J Allan. D. McIntyre. Mr J. Orr. |
004 | A Small stream rising in the vicinity of Blacklaw. - |
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