OS1/13/2/23

List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
SCAURHILL QUARRY (Limestone) Scaurhill Quarry (limestone)
Scaurhill Quarry (limestone)
Scaurhill Quarry (limestone)
Mr William Reid
Mr Robertson Saline
Mr McGill Saline
029 [Situation] About 70 chains S.W. [South West] of Hardistown.
A large Limestone Quarry at the West end of Scaur Hill. The Limestone is of good quality and is obtained by boring or Tunneling under the Hill.
SCAUR HILL Scarhill
Scarhill
Scaur Hill
ScaurHill
ScaurHill
ScaurHill
ScaurHill




Scarhill
Full. [Fullartons] Gazeteer.
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Mr. Grant Bank Inverkeithing
Mr Wm Reid
Mr Robertson
Mr McGill.
Mr. Fraser Banker Inverkeithing
029 [Situation] About 68 Chains S.S.W. [South South West] of Hardistown.
A steep hill forming the Western extremity of the Cleish range. Messrs. Fraser and Grant say that Scaur is the Scotch word generally in use. They recommend it to be used on the Ordnance Plans.
TANCKER HALL Tancker Hall
Tancker Hall
Tancker Hall
Tancker Hall
Tancker Hall
Mr William Reid
Mr. Robertson
Mr McGill
Mr William Beveridge Writer Dunfermline
Mr John Pearson Rate Collector Dunfermline.
029 [Situation] About 80 chains S.S.W. [South South West] of Hardistown.
A small Cottage and garden at the Southern foot of Scar Hill.

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Plan 29B Cleish Parish.

[Note] Scar A bare place on the steep side of a hill. Jamieson.

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