OS1/5/31/54

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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
WRINKLAW BURN Wrinklaw Burn Mr. Denholm
Mr. R. Neil
Mr. J. Darling		 009.10 ; 009.14 A small stream which gathers near a large marsh between Wrinklaw and Easter Burn, and flows into the Dye, at the S. [South] East end of Wrinklaw Brae.
WRINKLAW (Remains of) Wrinklaw (Remains of) Mr. Robert Neil
Mr. James Darling
Mr. Adam Darling		 009.10 ; 009.14 Several lines of loose stones and the most part of the walls of a small building, situate on a dry grassy spot of land. triangular in shape - two sides forming rugged steeps -
There is a traditional report among the old Inhabitants of Longformacus that formerly, there stood here a place of strength - but the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Riddell thinks there is no truth in it -

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Longformacus Parish
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