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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KNOCKINHARDY WOOD | Knockinhardy Wood Knockinhardy Wood Knockinhardy Wood Knockinhardy Wood Knockinhardy |
- John McEwen Ph. [Parish] Register Matthew Young County Voter's List |
045 | A considerable patch of mixed wood - property of Sir James Ferguson. A house, now levelled, stood near it, of this name. |
| BARMUCK WOOD | Barmuck Wood Barmuck Wood Barmuck Wood Barmuck Wood |
- John McEwen Matthew Young James Macadam |
045 ; 051 | A small thin patch of mixed wood attached to Kileekie farm |
| BARMUCK WEEL | Barmuck Weel Barmuck Weel Barmuck Weel Barmuck Weel |
- John McEwen Matthew Young James Macadam |
045 | A deep portion of the Water of Girvan. This term is frequent in Ayrshire. The signification in English dictionaries are Whirlpool - a kind of trap for fish. It is generally used in the latter sense. Weels are natural holes in the bed of a stream - favourite spots for fishing. |
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