OS1/3/26/86
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE PARK | The Park The Park The Park |
J.A. Snodgrass Esq Mr. John Wallace Mr. R. Peacock |
013 | This name applies to the Policies or pleasure grounds around Dun=lop House, having a fine appear=ance, being numerously planted with trees etc. and kept in pasture. |
| THE CARLIN'S STANE | The Carlin's Stane The Carlin's Stane The Carlin's Stane |
J.A. Snodgrass Esq Mr. John Calderwood Mr. Robert Kerr |
013 | A large Whin stone, or a part of the solid rock protruding a few feet above the surface of the ground in a plantation on the highest part of the farm of Commoncraig: before the surrounding wood was planted, a good view of the neighbouring country could be obtained from it. There is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical.] station on its summit Carlin suggests an old woman or witch. |
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86Parish of Dunlop
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