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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LUNDIN MILL | Lundin Mill Lundin Mill Lundin Mill Lundin Mill |
Revd. Mr. Summervill - Emsdorf John D. Dundass Esqr. of Largo House Mr. Smeal Largo Hist. [History] of Fife by J M Leighton, p 129, Vol 3 |
025 | [Object] A Village. [Township or Parish] Largo A Small Consisting of four or five fragments of rows of dwelling houses on both sides of the Keil Burn the line of road from Colinsburgh to Leven passing through it - the houses are from one to two Storys high generally all in good repair And Occupied Mostly by Handloom Weavers, Agricultural labourers & Tradesmen, but Mostly the former there is a corn, and a flower mill in the village on Inn one or two grocer's Shops one Bakery and one Brewery of Small Beer, there is no School, Post office or Public building of Any Kind It is the property of Mrs. D. Dundass or Largo House & feus of the same. |
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