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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| POLNOON CASTLE (Site of) | Polnoon Castle (Site of) Polnone or Polnoon Castle Punnoon Castle Punoon or Poinon Castle |
Mr. Mather. Factor Ainslie's Ph. [Parish] Map. Co. [County] Map (Johnson's) Co. [County] Map (Crawfurd's) New Stat [Statistical] Account. Crawfurd's His: [History] of Renfrewshire. Old Stat: [Statistical] Account |
019.03 | A few clumps of rubbish, (the broken down remnants of the walls), are the only visible remains of this ancient fabric. See for further particulars the extracts affixed to end of book from the old and new Stat: [Statistical] Accounts. |
| NETHERCRAIG BRIDGE | Nethercraig Bridge | Mr. Mather. Factor New Stat: [Statistical] Account Robert Currie Bar: [Baron] Officer |
019.03 | A small bridge close to the Nethercraig farm house, carrying the parish road over the White Cart Water. |
| HIGH CRAIG | High Craig | Mr. Mather. Factor Robert Currie Bar: [Baron] Officer Duncan McIntyre Ph [Parish] road repairer John Bryson Farmer |
019.03 | This ridge of rocks is close to the Highcraig farm houses, and they have no doubt taken their names from it - (So Mr. Mather is apt to think - but the name is not well known in the neighbourhood - it having gone out of date). |
| WEST HIGHCRAIG (Ruin) | West Highcraig (Ruins of) | Mr. Mather. Factor Robert Currie Bar: [Baron] Officer John Bryson. Farmer |
019.03 | This was once a farm house. It has been long in disuse, and is very much out of repair. It is however habitable, and the name as supplied was given to me by Mr. Mather. |
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