OS1/26/18/49
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CROSS BURN | Cross Burn Cross Burn Cross Burn Cross Burn |
David Craig Mr. Neil. Factor Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.12 | This burn rises in the moors west of the parish. It flows in a Southerly direction, through Crossburn farm, (hence the name) & finally joins the Lugton Water. |
| CROSSBURN BRIDGE | Crossburn Bridge Crossburn Bridge Crossburn Bridge Crossburn Bridge |
David Craig Mr. Neil. Factor Mr. Anderson Surveyor. |
015.12 | This is a Co. [County] Bridge. It is situated close to Crossburn Cottage, and is generally known. |
| CROSSBURN COTTAGE | Crossburn Cottage Crossburn Cottage Crossburn Cottage Crossburn Cottage |
Estate Map. Val [Valuation] Roll Mr. Neil. Factor. Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.12 | This name applies to a very neat cottage close to the turnpike road. It is the property of Col [Colonel] Mure, and the present occupier is David Craig. |
| CROSSBURN GLEN | Crossburn Glen. Crossburn Glen. Crossburn Glen. |
David Craig Mr. Neil. Factor Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.12 | This Glen is situated in the Glen wood. It is a very romantic spot, and is well known in the surrounding neighbourhood. |
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