OS1/21/18/38
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HURL BURN | Hurl Burn | G.V. Irving Esqr., James Martin M.D., Estate Plan (Colebrooke). | 047.05 | A fined burn rising in a den or swire at the west side of Mid Hill. |
| ST CONSTANTINE'S CHURCH (Remains of) | Church of St. Constantine, Old Church, St. Constantine's Church | Revd. Wm. Anderson (Crawford), Chalmers Caledonie (Vol. 3), Hope Hunter (Kirkton), William Crastoun (Crawford), Origines Par. Scotiae. | 047.05 | The remains of this ancient edifice are situated in the Burial ground about 1 mile from the village on the road to Abington, all that can be seen on the ground is part of the exterior walls standing about 2 feet above the ordinary level of the ground, the small rectangular space on the south side is used as a Tomb. "The ancient church of Crawford was dedicated to Saint Constantine, the King of the Scots, who resigned his Crown in 943, when he retired into the Culder monastry of St. Andrews, of which he became abbot, and he died in 952. A.D." Chalmer's Caledonia. |
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