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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOUTH HIGH-HOLM | South High-holm South High-holm South High-holm |
David Hewison James Russel Val. [Valuation] Roll 1848 |
035 | In the east part of the Parish of Dunfermline 16 chains north west of Muircockhall. A small Cottage on the farm of North High-holm, the property of the Corporation of dunfermline. Occupier Robert Anderson, the servant of Mr Hewison. |
| HIGHHOLM MOSS | Highholm Moss Highholm Moss |
David Hewison James Russel |
035 | In the east part of the Parish of dunfermline 4 ½ chains north west of Muircockhall. A small extent of Mossland on the farm of High-holm. |
| KINGSEAT | Kingseat Kingseat Kingseat Kingseat |
David Hewison Mr Glass Road Map Co [County] Map 1841 |
035 | In the east part of the Parish of Dunfermline 46 chains north east of Muircockhall. An ordinary farm house and offices, with a small arable farm attached - the property of Mr Watson - Occupiers Messrs Glass. |
| KING'S SEAT (Site of) | King's Seat (Site of) | Mr Glass David Dow |
035 | In the east part of the Parish of Dunfermline 12 chains south west of Kings seat farm house. Tradition states that this was a seat, hewn out of a large rock, and that it was customary for some of the James's of Scotland to rest here when passing from Falkland to Dunfermline. It is also stated that some of the fragments were to be seen about 40 or 50 years ago. Through the extension of the Craigencat Quarry the stone in all probability fell in and was lost sight of. |
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