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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
DEVIL'S FLESH BARREL Devil's Flesh Barrel
Devil's Flesh Barrel
Thomas Wright
John Douglas Aughmantle
017 [Situation] 3 M [Miles] N.W by N.] North West by North of Glenluce & 15 Chains West of the Water of Luce
A Whirlpool on Glensellie burn caused by a Water fall of about 6 or 7 feet in height and 6 feet in breadth It is so called from the frequent occurrence of Cattle being drowned in it.
DRUMFLOUGH Drumflough
Drumflough
Drumflough
Thomas Wright
Alexander McKenzie
John Douglas
017 [Situation] 3 miles N.W. by N. [North West by North] of Glenluce & 1/3 mile West of the Water of Luce
A small cultivated hill or enclosure on the West side of Craig Hill. on Craig Farm.
GLENSELLIE or CRAIG BURN Glensellie Burn
Glensellie Burn or Craig Burn
Thomas Wright
John Douglas Auchmonth
017 [Situation] Forms part of the N.E. [North East] boundary of Parish
A small stream proceeding from a Loch on the Moor of Glenwhan, from whence it forms the boundary of Old & New Luce unto the River Luce. Called Glensellie Burn or taken name from a house and portion of land attached on the Craig Farm (now in ruin) better known by Craig Burn D. Kildoyle c/a [civil assistant
CRAIG BURN Glensellie Burn
Glensellie Burn or Craig Burn
Thomas Wright
John Douglas Auchmantle
017 [Situation] Forms part of the N.E. [North East] boundary of Parish
A small stream proceeding from a Loch on the Moor of Glenwhan from whence it forms the boundary of Old & New Luce. Called Glensellie Burn or taken name from a house and portion of land

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Parish of Old Luce

[Note] "Druim" - the ridge of a hill
"Fluich" - Wet. moist. oozy -
Gaelic Dictionary

[note] "Gleann" a valley, a glen,-
"Seileach" a willow.
Gaelic Dictionary

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