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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CROSSFORD BURN | Crossford Burn Crossford Burn Crossford Burn |
Mr Lawrie Mr Tod Mr Chalmers Crossford |
035 | [Situation] Through Pitfirrane Park; - forms part of W [West] Boundary of Inverkeithing (detd) [detached] A small stream issuing from Carnock Loch and taKing a [southerly] direction it becomes augmented gradually by its tributaries, it afterwards passes through the end of Crossford Village, where [there] was once a ford, which gave [rise] to the name, thence it passes until it falls into the Lyne [Burn] below Keavil House. |
| CISTERNS (Disused) [Headwell] | Cisterns (disused) | John Reilly, Water Compy [Company] | 035 | [Situation] 8 chains E [East] of Headwell Farm House. There are four small stone buildings on the farm of [Headwell] called by the Dunfermline [Water Company] "Cisterns". They are now [disused]. |
| GUNPOWDER MAGAZINE [Garvock Hill] | Gunpowder Magazine Gunpowder Magazine |
John McGregor John Porteous |
035 | [Situation] Centre of Garvock Hill A small building recently [erected] by the town of Dunfermline, on Garvock Hill, where gunpowder required for the neighbouring quarries, is deposited. |
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[Page] 34Parish of Dunfermline -- Plan 35. C.
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