OS1/32/27/170
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Camp | The Camp The Camp The Camp |
A Robertson Esqr Factor Auchenbowie Revd R. Paisly P.M. [Parish Minister St Ninians Mr W Knox Schoolmaster St Ninians |
023.04 | A row of Cottages with gardens, One Story high, Slated and in good repair Chiefly Occupied by Colliers. The Roman road passes by them and Mr. Robertson thinks there has been a Camp somewhere about, from which it is Very liKely the place took its name. He also States that he never Knew Any of the Kind to have existed, has often made enquiries from very old people but he Never could gleam any information. On the property of J. Lowis Esqr |
| Gartwhinnie | Gartinghill Gartwhinnie |
A. Robertson Esqr., Revd. R. Paisly, Mr. William Knox, Mr. J. Lockhart. On re-expressing this name to the last three authorities, two of whom were formerly supplied, they state "there is no such name in the neighbourhood as Gartinghill, but the steading to which this name is written on the trace is called Gartwhinnie". | 023.04 | A farm house and steadings in good repair on a small but prominint hill. The dwelling is 2 storey high, the steadings are only one. The property of the late Colonel Simpson. Situated adjacent to and east of The Camp. |
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