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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FORT [E of Castlecreavie] | Fort Fort Camp |
Thomas McMynn John McDowall William Kissock |
051 | The remains of an ancient Fort, situated about 16 chains east of the farm house of Castlecreavie It appears to have been either a British or Danish Fort altho" [although] nothing can be obtained regarding its name or origin |
| FORT [N of Castlecreavie] | Fort Fort Camp British Fort Camp |
Thomas McMynn John McDowall Ainslies Map 1820 Chalmers Caledonia William Kissock |
051 | This object appears to have been either a British or Danish Fort is situated about 18 chains north from Castlecreavie farm house. no information can be obtained regarding its name or origin "On the hill above Castle Creavie There are the remains of a strong British Fort " etc. See Chalmers Calidonia vol. [Volume] 3 Pag[e] 225 |
| FORT [West Kirkcarsel] | Fort Fort |
James McDowall Daniel Morgan |
051 | This object is situated in a field on the farm of West Kirkarsell. It is about 70 links in diameter with a parapet of about 7 feet high on the outside and 4 feet on the inside |
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