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"of which Some vestiges remain, but at what time it was erected cannot now be ascertained
nor by how many Crowned heads it was occupied. However, the historians of the day agree in
admitting that David the first lived in it about the beginning of the twelfth Century Sibbald Says
he died here but others maintain that he died at Carlisle Where he had a residence as DuKe
of Cumberland and that the mistake arose in Consequence of the Similarity of names Carayle and
Carlisle." Stat. Acct [Statistical Account] of Fife 1845.

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