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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
BLACK CRAIG or CAIRNSMORE OF DEE BlacK Craig
BlacK Craig
BlacK Craig
BlacK Craig
BlacK Craig
BlacK Craig
BlacK Craig
John Muir Ph [Parish] School Master Kells
William Candlish BanKer New Galloway
William Candlish Provost New Galloway
Revd [Reverend] James Maitland Kells Manse
Robert KirK
William Thomson
Ainslie's Map - 1820
023 [Situation] about 1 Mile West of BenbracK. and at the N. [North] West Corner of Plan
A Considerable Mountain, or Range On the farms of Laggan of Dee &. Gate the Surface of which is wholly Granite partially Covered with heath. It Summit Commands an extensive View of the Adjacent Country. The Isle of Man, &. A part of England. On it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trigl[?] [Trigonometrical] Party "Cairnsmuir on Dee". . This mountain is also Known by BlacK Craig . - a portion of this [Hill?] is called CurlucKie.
RIG OF CRAIG GILBERT Rig of Craig Gilbert
Rig of Craig Gilbert
Rig of Craig Gilbert
Craig Gilbert
William Folds
James McMichael
Robert KirK
Ainslies Map 1820
023 [Situation] about 1/2 Mile South of CairnSmorE or BlacK Craig of Dee.
A hill of a ridge liKe shape on the farm of Laggan of Dee the Surface of which is rocKy heathy pasture. - Situate close to the North Side of Craig Gilbert. hence the name. This is a Ridge Running South from "BlacK Craig to within a short Distance of The Black Water of Dee. &. part of the Same range.

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Parish of Kells [Page] 3 1st page of Trace[?]
Form 136 Page
30 - Black Craig
29 - Rig of Craig Gilbert

Transcriber's notes

In the Descriptive Remarks of the Black Craig entry "it" in front of Summit is probably meant to be its.

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Molly Miller

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