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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
GENOCH BRIDGE Genoch Bridge
Genoch Bridge
Genoch Bridge
Matthew Young
John Blair
David Bane
051 A large wooden bridge - private - built over the Water of Girvan. It is newly erected
CRAIGENCALLIE [natural] Craigencallie
Craigencallie
Craigencallie
Matthew Young
John Blair
David Bane
051 The largest of the Craigs on the west summit of Craig Hill. High, rugged and precipitous they contrast strongly with the large tract of smooth holm-land which they overlook on the west side, and altogether form the most noticeable feature for many miles around. The word signifies Craig of the Old Woman, from an old woman who used to sit on the rocks & herd the goats that clambered up the craig.
CRAIGENCALLIE WOOD Craigencallie Wood
Craigencallie Wood
Craigencallie Wood
Matthew Young
John Blair
David Bane
051 A thin patch of old ash, at the base of Craig Hill

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Ph. [Parish] of Straiton

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