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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE DIN MOSS | The Din Moss The Din Moss The Din Moss The Dun Moss The Dun Moss Dun Moss The Din Moss The Din Moss |
Plan 2 John Bayly John Nimmo (overseer Linn Quarry Old Lathalmond James Arnot Bowleys Mr. Pitbladdo Overseer Stillend Iron Works Robert Eason Redcraigs Map of Farm Mr. Curror (Camps near Carnock) Mr. McDonald (Roscobie) |
029; 300 | [situation] 1½ Miles W. [West] of Bowleys. A large tract of Mossland on the farm of Finnygask, how the name arose Cannot be properly Ascertained. It is pronounced to rhyme with Win, Spin etc. |
| REDCRAIGS | Redcraigs Redcraigs Redcraigs Redcraigs Red Craigs Redcraigs Redcraigs. |
Mr. R. Eason occupier. Valu. [Valuation] Roll 1848 Map of Dunfermline Coalfield 1845. Mr. R. Barclay (Proprietor) Map of Estate Plan of Roads New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
030 | [situation] 1⅛ Miles W. [West] of Bowleys. A small arable farm House with a Suitable farm Steading attached occupied by Mr. Eason and property of George Robertson Barclay Esquire of Keavil. |
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[page] 34 Plan 30C Trace 7 Parish of Dunfermline.Note: Dun, Dan - or anything of a brownish Colour. Johnston
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