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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TAM'S CHAMBER | Tam's Chamber | Mr James Findlater Farmer. Mid Crannah. Mr James Wilson Mains of Crannah. Mr James Drummond Mains of Crannah. Estate Plan of Mid-Crannah. dated. 1852. |
016.06 | A small mound or hillocK hollowed out in the centre. it is now partly filled up and defaced, by a ditch being cut through it. The local tradition respecting it, is that it was made and used as a place of shelter by a person of the name of 'Tam' during the time of religious persecution in Scotland. It is also a well Known point on the boundary of MarnocK & Forglen. |
| ROTTEN MOSS | Rotten Moss, | Mr James Findlater Mr James Wilson Estate Plan of Crannah. |
016.06 | A small moss on the farms of Mid Crannah & Mains of Crannah so named from its friable nature and appearance. |
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[page] 65Parish of MarnocK -- County Banffshire.
[signed] William Paton
L Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
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