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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CRAIGENHILL LIME WORKS Craigenhill Lime Works Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
025.07 Extensive lime work at Craigen Hill, from which the name is derived. The stone is of good quality, quarried and burnt here & sent to different places by railway.
LIMESTONE QUARRY [Watch-holes] Watch-holes Quarry
Watch-holes Quarry
Watch-holes Quarry
Watch-holes Quarry
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
025.07 An extensive limestone quarry and kilns. The layer of stone, which is of good quality & twelve feet below the surface, is nearly worked out.
WATCH-HOLES Watch-holes
Watch-holes
Watch-holes
Watch-holes
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
025.07 A small round hill partly arable & partly heathy pasture remarkable only for its extensive limestone quarry-

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Parish of Lanark [in header]

As the preceding name "Watch-holes" applies to the feature containing the Quarry its repetition in this instance is unnecessary. MK [beneath Name "Limestone Quarry"]

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Craigenhill Lime Works. Only one Spelling is shown, but three Authorities.

Limestone Quarry. See also continuation note by surveyor "MK" regarding Name.

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