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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
THE DOUNAN The Doonan
The Doonan
John McCracken
John Smith
021 [Situation] About 1 5/8 miles SE by E [South East by East] of Port Patrick
A high Point of Land on the lands of Port of Spittal and near to the Sea Shore the soil of which is Heathy Pasture - on it there had been a Fort formerly - hence the name.
BELLJARG GLEN Belljarg Glen
Belljarg Glen
John Beggs
John Anderson
021 [Situation] About 1 3/4 miles SE. by E. [South East by East] of Port Patrick
A small deep Glen & stream on the Lands of North Port of Spittal the Sides of which are covered with Rough Pasture.
PORT OF SPITTAL MILL CROFT Port of Spittle Mill Croft
Port of Spittle Mill Croft
Port of Spittal Mill, Croft
Portaspittal Mill Croft
Portaspittlel Mill Croft
Portaspittle Mill Croft
Portaspittle Mill Croft
John Anderson
John Beggs
John Murdoch Esqr.
John Kilpatrick
John Wither
Andrew Thornburn
William Thornburn
021 [Situation] About 1 3/4 miles SE [South East] of Port Patrick
A Low thatched house and out houses all in bad repair - with a small croft of Land containing about 11 Acres 7 of which is good arable land the remainder Glen & Rough Rocky Pasture formerly there was a corn mill & kiln attached to this house & Croft but in consequence of a thunder Storm 4 years ago which put them out of order and has not been repaired Since - the Houses are situate in a Glen and close to Port of Spittal burn - Occupied by John Beggs the property of Major General T.H. Blair of Dunskey -

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Parish of StoneyKirk

Form 136
Page 170- The Doonan
171- Belljarg Glen
172- Port of Spittal Mill Croft

[The Doonan] -- This name occurs on several Plans in Wigtownshire
and this mode of spelling adopted.
The Gaelic gives Dùnan the diminutive of Dùn.
a little castle, a small heap or hill etc.

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