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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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BOGGY HALL | Boggy Hall Boggy Hall Boggy Hall |
Robert Halley Pro [Proprietor] James Reid (tent.) [Tenant] Andrew Morrison |
021 | [situation] 10 Chains S. [South] of Drum. A good Cottage, garden, 6 Stable with a few acres of land, situate on the W.S.W. [West South West] of Tullibole Castle. |
CRAIGHEAD COMMON | Craighead Common or Drumbog | Dr. [Doctor] Young William Moncrieff Esqr. Title Deeds William Miller |
021 | [situation] 1/4 Mile S. [South] of Drum. A considerable piece of Moss or Bog land, which until within a few years was Common land, it is now divided among the Drum Feuars, who are fast reclaiming it & bringing it into cultivation. |
DRUMBOG | Craighead Common or Drumbog | Dr. [Doctor] Young William Moncrieff Esqr. Title Deeds William Miller | 021 | [situation] 1/4 Mile S. [South] of Drum. A considerable piece of Moss or Bog land, which until within a few years was Common land, it is now divided among the Drum Feuars, who are fast reclaiming it & bringing it into cultivation. |
GAIRNEY WATER | Gairney Water Gairney Water Gairney Water Gairney Water Gairney Water Gairney Water Gairny Water Gairny Water Gairny Water Gairney Water Gairney Water Gairney Water |
Old Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Acount] Mr. Greig Mr. Douglas Mr. Craig Mr. [S-e-ch] Frasers Map Bells' Map Dr. [Doctor] Young Gazetteer of Scotland Dr. [Doctor] Young See Name book for Plan 30A |
021 | [situation] Running Easterly & passing some distance S. [South] of Tullibole Castle. A small river which has its source from drainage water gathering 28 Chains S. [South] of Fossaway Church takes an easterly direction passes a little N. [North] of Cleish Village, crosses the Great North Road, abt. [about] 2 Miles S [South] of Kinross, & soon after empties into Loch Leven |
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17 Fossaway Parish T [Trace] 5 21DTranscriber's notes
Craighead Common, formerly Dunbog, is described twice as it may be regarded in either form.Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
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