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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BURNHOUSE WOOD | Burnhouse Wood Burnhouse Wood Burnhouse Wood |
R. C. Fergusson Esqr. Mr. James Maxwell. Gamekeeper Mr. William Wallace Wood-forester |
030 | [Situation] Nearly 3 miles west from Minnyhive. A tract of wood chiefly fir but Slightly interspersed with hard wood It is thick and close. Property of Robert C. Fergusson Esqr. Craigdarroch There was a house in this wood called Burnhouse from a small burn which runs through, this fact gives rise to the name now used for the wood, The house stood a few chains west of the wood |
| CRAIGDARROCH CRAIG | Craigdarroch Craig Craigdarroch Craig Craigdarroch Craig |
R. C. Fergusson Esqr. Mr. James Maxwell Mr. William Wallace, |
029; 030 | [Situation] 2½ miles west from Minnyhive A Steep brae which rises abruptly to a craggy head and consists now of a fir plantation thick & close, the trees tall and slightly mixed with forest trees , the name applies to the Plantation but originally it was to the Brae & rising craggy summit ( angle of 45° ) |
| LADIES' BRAE | Ladies' Brae Ladies' Brae Ladies' Brae |
R. C. Fergusson, Mr. James Maxwell, Mr. William Wallace, |
030 | [Situation] 2½ miles west from minnyhive A sloping brae overgrown with Mixed Wood, the trees are hard and old & close, Property of Robert .C. Fergusson Esqr. craigdarroch, |
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[Page] 102.Parish of Glencairn -- Plan 30. 13. Trace 2,
[Signed] M. Donohue June 1856.
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Ladies' Brae - Descriptive Remarks - the initials MD are written below (scored out) 'House'Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
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