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PARISH OF DUNBOG
PLAN.5D
INDEX
Names of Objects... Pages.
Parish of Dunbog -- 3
Browns Hill -- 4 |
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3 Parish of Dunbog
[Note] Parish of Dunbog: Dunbog: Parish of Dunbog: See Name Book Plan 10A |
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BROWN'S HILL |
Brown's Hill
Brown's Hill |
Mr. John Sime Carphin
Mr. James Todd Farmer Dunmore.
James Smith Forester Craiglug |
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[situation] About 1 3/8 miles W. by S. [West by South] from Luthrie.
A hill on the farm of Dunmore a great portion of which is covered with Furze etc. It is said to be named after an old Shepherd named Brown who herded here many years ago. |
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PARISH OF ABDIE
(Detached No. 1)
PLAN . 5D.
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Names of Objects....Pages.
Parish of Abdie (Detached No. 1) -- 9 |
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9 Parish of Abdie (Detached No. 1)
[Note] Parish of Abdie: Abdie (Detached No. 1): Parish of Abdie} For descriptive remarks see Name book of Plan 9D. |
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PARISH OF CREICH
PLAN.5D.
INDEX
Names of Objects....Pages.
Parish of Creich -- 13
Black Craig -- 16
Carphin -- 15
Corn Mill -- 17
Church -- 21
Emily Hill -- 16
Emily Wood -- 16
Easter Kinsleath -- 17
Emily Cottage -- 19
Luthrie House -- 17
Luthrie -- 18
Prospect Hill -- 15
Starrlaw -- 20
Starrbank -- 20
School -- 22
Wester Kinsleath -- 15
Loch Hill -- 19
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CREICH [parish] |
Ph. [Parish] of Criech or Creich.
Creich
Creich
Creich
Criech
Creigh
Creich
Creich |
Full. [Fullartons] Gazetteer.
Stat. Acct of Co. [Statistical Account of County]
The Sheriff's Co. [County] list of Parishes.
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac.
Old Stat. [Statistical] Account.
Co. [County] Map.
Sibbald's Hist [History] of Fife.
Leighton's Hist [History] of Fife. |
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[situation] In the Northern portion of the County of Fife.
A small parish in the northeast of Fifeshire, extending in length about 3 miles, and in greatest breadth about 2 miles. It is bounded on the north by the parish of Flisk on the east by Kilmany and Moonzie, on the south by Monimail and on the west by Denbog and a detached portion of Abdie. The superficial area is about 2314 acres which are mostly cultivated, and 210 acres under plantations this parish is in the Presbytery of Cupar and Synod of Fife. Patron Grant of Congleton. |
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CARPHIN |
Carphin
Carphin
Carphin
Carphin
Carphin |
David Cook Esq. of Carphin
Estate Map.
Mr. John Miller Teacher Luthrie.
Johnston's Co [County] Map.
Leighton's Hist. [History] of Fife. |
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[situation] About 3/4 of a mile West from Luthrie.
A large and commodious mansion two stories high, situated on the face of a hill; having a S.E. [Southeasterly] exposure and surrounded with plantations of thriving wood. There are extensive offices, a large garden; a small but neat lawn and an estate containing 564 acres of land attached to it. David Cook Esq. proprietor. |
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WESTER KINSLEATH |
Wester Kinsleath
Wester Kinsleath
Wester Kinsleath
Kinsleith
Kinsleith
Kinsleath |
David Cook Esq. Carphin.
John Sutch Wester Kinsleath
Estate Map.
Leighton's Hist [History] of Fife.
Johnston's Co. [County] Map.
Register of Co. [County] Voters. |
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[situation] About 3/4 of a mile W.S.W. [West South West] from Luthrie.
Some five or six cottages one story high and slated, with about 7 acres of land attached and occupied by farm labourers the cottages and land attached are fews, held of David Cook Esq. |
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PROSPECT HILL |
Prospect Hill |
David Cook Esq, Carphin.
Estate Map.
John Leitch Wester Kinsleath. |
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[situation] About 7/8 of a mile S.W. [South West] from Luthrie.
A small hill south of Carphin, the whole of it is under cultivation, with the exception of a small strip of wood; it forms a part of Carphin Estate. |
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BLACK CRAIG |
Black Craig
Black Craig |
David Cook Esq. Carphin
Estate Plan in the possession of the proprietor |
[situation] About 1 1/4 miles West from Luthrie.
A considerable hill planted with full grown wood. chiefly fir and larch, on the estate of Carphin & the property of David Cook Esqr. |
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EMILY HILL |
Emily Hill
Emily Hill
Emily Hill |
David Cook Esq. Carphin.
Estate Map.
Mr. John Millar Teacher Luthrie |
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[situation] About 3/8 of a mile N.W. [North West] from Luthrie.
A considerable hill partly planted with wood, chiefly fir and larch, the greater portion of it is covered with furze and rocky pasture and some patches of arable land. |
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EMILY WOOD |
Emily Wood
Emily Wood
Emily Wood |
David Cook Esq.
Estate Map.
Mr. John Millar Teacher Luthrie. |
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[situation] On Emily Hill. A plantation of full grown wood consisting of fir and forest trees, on the south side of Emily Hill, and the property of David Cook Esq. |
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LUTHRIE HOUSE |
Luthrie House
Luthrie House |
David Cook Esq. of Carphin.
Mr. John Millar Teacher Luthrie. |
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[situation] Immediately South of Luthrie.
A large and commodious dwelling house two stories high in good repair and slated having offices and garden, also an arable farm attached - the house is at present unoccupied and the lands attached is in the possession of David Cook Esq. proprietor. |
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EASTER KINSLEATH |
Easter Kinsleath
Easter Kinsleath
Easter Kinsleath |
David Cook Esq of Carphin.
Mr. John Millar Teacher Luthrie.
Estate Map. |
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[situation] About 3/8 of a mile South of Luthrie.
A farm house two stories high & slated with offices and a large arable farm attached, the house and farm steading is in good repair and is in the possession of John Millar Esq. |
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CORN MILL [Luthrie] |
Mill (corn)
Mill (corn) |
David Cook Esq. of Carphin.
Mr. John Millar Teacher Luthrie. |
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[situation] In the Village of Luthrie.
A corn mill in the village of Luthrie in good working repair, with offices and dwelling house attached to it. It is the property of David Cook Esq. of Carphin. |
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LUTHRIE |
Luthrie
Luthrie
Luthrie |
David Cook Esq. of Carphin.
Mr. John Millar Teacher Luthrie.
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Taylor F.C. [Free Church] Minister Brunton. |
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[situation] About 1 mile W.S.W. [West South West] from Starr.
A small agricultural village near the southern extremity of the parish of Creich, situated in a narrow pass between two hills, the road to Brunton and Creich passing through it. It is composed of a number of dwelling houses, farm steadings and a corn mill etc. the parish church is situated in the north end of the village; the parish school is also situated in it - the most of the houses are in good repair, two stories high and slated, and are for the most part fews held of David Cook Esq. of Carphin. |
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EMILY COTTAGE |
Emily Cottage |
David Cook Esq. Carphin
Estate Map.
Mr. John Millar Shoolmaster Luthrie. |
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[situation] About 3/8 of a mile West of Luthrie.
A small cottage one story high and in good repair with a garden attached, & occupied by the forester of Carphin - it is the property of David Cook Esq of Carphin. |
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POST OFFICE [Luthrie] |
Post Office
Post Office |
David Cook Esq. of Carphin.
John Millar Teacher Luthrie. |
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[situation] In the Village of Luthrie.
A good dwelling house two stories high and slated, of which one room on the ground floor is used as a post office for the district, there is one arrival and one dispatch to and from it and Cupar daily (Sundays excepted) by a runner. |
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STARRLAW |
Starrlaw
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Mr. John Millar Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster.
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[situation] About 3/8 of a mile North from Luthrie.
This name applies to an old farm steading, now converted into cottage dwellings & occupied by farm labourers: it is the property of David Gillespie Esq. of Mountquhany and is in the possession of David Anderson farmer Starr. |
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STARRBANK |
Starrbank
Starrbank
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Mr John Millar, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster.
Mr. David Anderson Farmer Starr.
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[situation] About 1/4 of a mile N.E. [North East] from Luthrie. A good dwelling house two stories high with offices and garden attached situated on the southern brow of Starr Law, it is the property of David Gillespie Esq. of Mountquhany |
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CHURCH [parish, Luthrie] |
Church Ph. [Parish]
Church Ph. [Parish] |
David Cook Esq. of Carphin.
Mr. John Millar Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster. Luthrie. |
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[situation] About 1/4 mile N.W. [North West] from Luthrie.
A small but neat church in the vicinty of the village of Luthrie, erected in 1832 by the Heritors of the Parish it is comfortably provided with pews and seats. (but has no gallery) There is a small belfry on its west end. The average communicants is 125: the Ministers stipend consists of 1 boll, 3 firlots 3 lippies Wheat, 3 bolls, 1 firlots 3 lippies meal, 8 bolls 3 lip: [lippies] bear, 6 bolls oats, and £209.15.8 Stg [Sterling] with Manse garden and glebe containing about 5 acres: the present incumbent is the Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Lawson. |
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SCHOOL [parish, Luthrie] |
School (Ph.) [Parish]
School (Ph.) [Parish] |
Mr. John Millar. Schoolmaster
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[situation] In the village of Luthrie.
The parish school of Creich situated in the village of Luthrie, is a good edifice, in good repair and slated, with a dwelling house for the teacher attached - the branches of education taught are those usually taught in parish schools, the average attendance is 20. the schoolmasters salary is the maximum with the interest of a mortification amounting to 2000 Merks, made by the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Henderson, the school fees, and a house and garden. This school house is only about 10 or 12 years built. |
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[Note arrowed to the name of Revd. Mr Henderson]
ENDOWED SCHOOL. Endowed School would be an improvement and if the edifice be one erected at the time of Endowment, it would be known as an antiquity with the name in German Text. This endowment by such a man as Dr. Henderson at the peculiar times in which he lived and acted renders it an object of [Cultural] and Antiquarian interest. OMO [Ordnance Map Office]
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The school house is comparatively a new house not more than 10 or 12 years built. It should not be written Endowed School as all parish school are understood to be endowed schools besides the interest of the money referred to is only an additional emolument to the parochial endowment as an encouragement to the schoolmaster, the parochial endowment being the principal. O.S.O. Edinb. [Ordnance Survey Office - Edinburgh] |
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PARISH OF KILMANY
PLAN.5.D.
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Names of Objects....Pages
Parish of Kilmany -- 27
Motray Burn -- 28
Murdochcairnie Hill -- 29
Newington -- 29
Starr -- 28
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STARR |
Starr
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Mr. D. Anderson. Farmer Starr.
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Mr. John Millar. Teacher Luthrie.
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[situation] About 1 mile E.N.E. [East North East] from Luthrie.
A dwelling house two stories high, in good repair and slated with a court of suitable farm offices and a large arable farm attached; the property of David Gillespie Esq. of Mountquhany, and tenanted by David Anderson. |
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MOTRAY WATER |
Motray Burn
Motray Burn
Motray Burn
Motray Burn
Motray Burn |
Mr. David Anderson Starr.
Charter Granted by James II [2nd] in 1428. to to town of Cupar.
Mr. John Millar, Teacher Luthrie.
Leighton's History. [of Fife]
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[situation] Flows about 25 chains South of the village of Luthrie.
A considerable stream formed by the junction of two small rivulets a little south of the Village of Luthrie in the Ph. [Parish] of Creich, and running in an easterly direction through the Ph. [Parish] of Kilmany, passing by Rathillet, Kilmany etc. and falling into the River Eden near Eden Mouth. [Note] For Name Motray Water See Name Book Plan 6D. |
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NEWINGTON |
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Henry Inglis Esq. Proprietor.
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[situation] About 1 mile E.S.E. [East South East] from the village of Luthrie.
A commanding dwelling house two stories high, in excellent repair and slated, with a court of farm offices, a good garden and a large arable farm attached. the steading is in good repair the land is well drained and worked in the most approved mode of farming. It is tenanted by the proprietor Henry Inglis Esqr. |
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MURDOCHCAIRNIE HILL |
Murdochcairnie Hill
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John Inglis Esq. of Colluthie.
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[situation] About 1 1/4 mile N.W. [North West] from Luthrie.
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Supposed Site of TUMULUS [Starr] |
Supposed site of Tumulus.
Supposed site of Tumulus
Supposed site of Tumulus
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Mr. John Millar Schoolmaster.
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[situation] About 15 chains North of Starr.
On the spot hereindicated a quantity of stone coffins containing human bones were turned up by the plough a few years ago. From the ground being slightly raised here, this is conjectured to have been the site of a Tumulus. The overseer of the farm of Starr pointed out the spot and supplied the information - There is no tradition in the neighbourhood to throw any light on the discoveries made here. [Note] "A considerable number of stone coffins have been dug up behind the farm-house of Starr" New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] page 544. |
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KISTVAENS FOUND HERE [Tumulus, Starr] |
Supposed site of Tumulus (Kistvaens found here) |
Mr. Anderson Starr. Mr. John Millar Schoolmaster. Statist Acct: [Statistical Account] |
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[situation] About 15 chains North of Starr. On the spot hereindicated a quantity of stone coffins containing human bones were turned up by the plough a few years ago. From the ground being slightly raised here, this is conjectured to have been the site of a Tumulus. The overseer of the farm of Starr pointed out the spot and supplied the information - There is no tradition in the neighbourhood to throw any light on the discoveries made here. [Note] "A considerable number of stone coffins have been dug up behind the farm-house of Starr" New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] page 544. |
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PARISH OF MOONZIE
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Names of Objects....Pages
Parish of Moonzie -- 35
Colluthie Hill -- 37
Colluthie -- 38
Lordscairnie -- 40
Manse -- 40
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MOONZIE [parish] |
Ph.[Parish] of Moonzie
Ph.[Parish] of Moonzie
Ph.[Parish] of Moonzie
Ph.[Parish] of Moonzie
Ph.[Parish] of Moonzie
Ph.[Parish] of Moonzie
Ph.[Parish] of Moonzie |
Stat acct of Co. [Statistical Account of County]
Full. [Fullartons] Gazetteer.
The Sheriff's List of Parishes.
Old Stat [Statistical] Account.
Sibbald's Hist. [History] of Fife.
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac.
County Map. |
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[situation] In the northern portion of the Co [County of] Fife.
A small parish in Fifeshire bounded on the south by Monimail on the east by Cupar and Kilmany, on the north by Kilmany and Creich and on the west by the parish of Creich. Its greatest length from north to south is about 2 miles, and the greatest breadth about the same but in some places scarcely half a mile and contains about 1375 acres. It is in the Presbytery of Cupar and Synod of Fife. Patron the Earl of Glasgow. There are no detached portions of any parish within this parish nor are there any portions of any other parishes within this parish. |
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COLLUTHIE HILL |
Colluthie Hill
Colluthie Hill |
John Inglis Esq. Proprietor.
Henry Inglis Esq. Newington. |
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[situation] About 3/4 of a mile S.E. [South East] from Luthrie.
A small hill immediately south of Colluthie the whole of which is under cultivation with the exception of four small fir plantations on its summit. It is a part of the property of John Inglis Esq. of Colluthie. |
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COLLUTHIE |
Colluthie
Colluthie
Colluthie
Colluthie |
John Inglis Esq. Proprietor.
Leightons History of Fifeshire.
Henry Inglis Esq. of Newington.
Johnston's Co. [County] Map. |
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[situation] About 1 mile E.S.E. [East South East] from Luthrie.
A dwelling house two stories high and slated with a court of farm offices a thrashing machine and a large arable farm attached, and in the possession of the proprietor John Inglis Esq. of Colluthie -
A portion of the present dwelling house is said to be very old the walls are very thick and of great strength, and has been repaired as far as possible to preserve it by the present proprietor. From the great strength and thickness of the wall Mr. Inglis the proprietor thinks that the building was at one time considerably higher than it is now, but of this there is no certainty, its whole appearance has been much modernised and altered in many ways.
[Quotation] "The old house of Colluthie is said to have been erected by Sir William Ramsay of Colluthie who about 1356 married Isabel, Countess of Fife, daughter of Duncan the last Earl of Fife, of the ancient race of Macduff. In consequence of his marriage with the Countess, he was invested with the earldom, says Sir James Balfour, by David the Second, by the cincture of the belt and sword as the custom then was. (Nisbets Heraldry Vol. 1 p 34) He died without hairs [sic] , and the investiture reverted it to the crown. and his own estates to his other hairs, whose successors long possessed Colluthie. Leightons History of Fife Vol.2 p.86. |
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MANSE [parish, SE of Luthrie] |
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Forbes Minister Moonzie.
David Mitchell Steward Lordscairnie. |
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[situation] About 1 1/4 miles S.E. [South East] from Luthrie.
A large house two stories high with offices all in good repair, there is a large garden and a glebe of about 20 acres of arable land attached. The residence of the Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Fisher. |
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LORDSCAIRNIE |
Lordscairnie
Lordscairnie
Lordscairnie |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Forbes Minister Moonzie
David Mitchell Steward Lordscairnie
Voters Register Co. [County of] Fife |
[situation] About 1 1/2 mile S.E. [Southeast] from Luthrie.
A large farm house two stories high with extensive offices and thrashing machine all in good repair; there is a garden, and a large arable farm of about 297 acres attached. Tenanted by John Mitchell. The property of the Earl of Zetland. |
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[Note] Moonzie Burn: Moonzie Burn: Moonzie Burn: For Descriptive remarks see Name Book of Plan 10B
[signed] James Carpenter C, asst. 29th June 1854 H. James Capt. R.E. [Captain, Royal Engineers] 17 June 1854. |
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Co. [County of] FIFE
Plan 5D
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Dunbog -- 1
Abdie -- 7
Kilmany -- 25
Moonzie -- 33
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