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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GALLOWAY TAMS | Galloway Tams Galloway Tams Galloway Tams Galloway Tams |
Mr. Stevens Property Map Map of Fife J. Dewar |
039 | [situation] About 1/4 of a mile W. [West] by South of Pettimuir. A row of small Cottage houses on the north side of the public road from North Queensferry to LimeKilns. |
| FAIRY KIRK | Fairy Kirk Fairy Kirk Fairy Kirk |
Mr William Pringle Mr. William Simm. Bell Knows Mr. Robert Saunders. Baker, Dunfermline |
039 | [situation] About 75 chains S [South] by East of Mastertown. A small cliff on the top of a steep brow, supposed by some to be a resort of Fairies. it is well known in the neigbourhood by this name |
| Dunfermline Wynd | Dunfermline Wynd Dunfermline Wynd Dunfermline Wynd |
Mr Fraser Mr Grant Mr Pringle |
039 | A name applied to the road leading from Inverkeithing by the cottages called the "Hills" and terminating at its junction with the Dunfermline District Trust No 9. |
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27 Parish of Inverkeithing.[Note - Galloway Tams] Tams, This may be the Gaelic Tamh, which signifies and abode or place of Residence. McAlpine's Gaelic Dictionary
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