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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE KING'S CELLAR | The Kings Cellar The Kings Cellar The Kings Cellar The Kings Cellar |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Johnston Mr. Wilson Mr. Fogy Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Chalmers Dunferlo, [Dunfermline] |
039 | [situation] In LimeKilns Village. A cottage house in which at present is Kept a private girls School - It is said to have been used as a cellar by King Malcolm Canmore - On a stone in front is cut the Date 1581 - In Chalmers Hist. [History] of Dunfermline it is stated "At LimeKilns not far from the Harbour the vault commonly * "Called the King's Cellar being intended, it is probable for the storage of all imports for the royal table at Dunfermline the upper part of which is now used as a Schoolroom has upon it an ancient stone bearing the date 1551" (1581 it should be) " the Panhouse in the same village has the date 1613" |
| HALKET'S HALL | HalKets Hall HalKets Hall HalKets Hall |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Johnston Mr. Fogy Mr. Wilson |
039 | [situation] In LimeKilns Village. A row of cottage houses on the North side of the Quay at LimeKilns - It was built by a man named HalKet hence the name - The letters a.b in blue on Trace marK its extent. |
| RED ROW | Red Row Red Row Red Row |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Johnston Mr. Fogy Mr. Wilson |
039 | [situation] In LimeKilns Village. A row of cottage and private houses on the Quay at LimeKilns, chiefly the property of Lord Elgin - The extent is marKed by the letters c.d in blue on Trace. |
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5 Plan 39A Dunfermline Parish[Note - The Kings Cellar] In German Text
[Note] "Called the King's Cellar being intended, it is probable for the storage of all imports for the royal table at Dunfermline the upper part of which is now used as a Schoolroom has upon it an ancient stone bearing the date 1551" (1581 it should be) " the Panhouse in the same village has the date 1613" (The Panhouse is removed.) Revd. [Reverend] Mr Johnson thinks this Cellar was used by the Monks of Dunfermline. I have seen Mr, Chalmers and he thinks it may have been used by the Monks as well as by the King - It is well known by the name of the Kings Cellar in the neighbourhood. [initialled] M:K
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