OS1/21/17/5
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAMP [nr Duneatonfoot] | Camp | Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant | 043.09 | Nearly opposite Gold Chapel and on the side of the Clyde there is the appearance of a moat which goes back from the River about 60 yards and enclosed ground along the edge of it for about 64 yards in length; within which and towards one side there is a mound between 20 & 30 feet higher than the surface of the water and the circumference of which measures 50 yards. a little higher up Clyde and in the Parish of Crawford there is a mound of a similar description and for whatever purpose constructed they seem to have formed a continued chain for several miles along the Banks of the River. Stat [Statistical] acct. [account] of Crawfordjohn it is commonly called a camp in the vicinity and is believed (though without any foundation) to have been a Roman Camp. |
| DUNEATONFOOT BRIDGE | Duneatonfoot Bridge | Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant |
043.09 | A stone Bridge of two arches spanning the Duneaton. it is partly in the Parish of Crawfordjohn and partly in that of Wiston and Robertson. |
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[situation for Duneatonfoot Bridge]North of and close to Duneatonfoot on Sheet 43.9[situation for Camp] Between Duneatonfoot and Nether Abington 43.9
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