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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOCHRINNIE BURN | Lochrinnie Burn | Robert Grierson n&s Lochrinnie William McNeal Kiln by Minnihive |
011 | A Small Stream rising on the farm of Minnigrile And flowing in A Westerly direction until it Joins Blackmark Burn, from this point Both takes the name of Castlephairn Burn. It here divides the Counties of Dumfries and Kirkcudbrightshire |
| BLACKMARK BURN | Blackmark Burn | Robert Grierson n&s Lochrinnie William McNeal Kiln by Minnihive |
011 | A Small Stream Rising On the farm of Laggan, and flowing in a Southerly direction Until it Joins Lochrinnie Burn from this point Both takes the name of Castlephairn Burn - in its Course it width increases from four to fifteen & thirty links Wide. |
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[Page] 41Parish of Dalry
Plan 17A Trace 1-- List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Lochrinnie Burn - A Burn
Blackmark Burn - A Burn
Lochrinnie Burn [Note] Dr. [Doctor] Scott proprietor of Craigmuie
& resident of this place for a long time,
States that this burn is more generally called
Castlefern Water by the country people both above
& below where it is joined by Blackmark
Burn, this information was received verbally from
Dr. [Doctor] Scot by Cpt. [Captain] Bray.
[Signed] James Carpenter
C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
[Signed] T. Smith c/a [civilian assistant]
29th March [18]50
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