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| Wain Wood | Wain Wood | Mr Richard Pringle | 6 Chain N E | A small portion of wooded ground | ||
| Wain Wood | Mr William Wallace | of Mill | composed of Fir and Forest trees | |||
| Wain Wood | Mr John Renner | situated on the south bank of the | ||||
| River Aln | ||||||
| Dun Kirk | Dun Kirk | Mr Richard Pringle | 6 chains West | Dun Kirk is the remains | ||
| (Remains of) | Dun Kirk | Mr William Wallace | of Abberwick | of an Ancient building supposed | ||
| Dun Kirk | Mr John Renner | to have been a Chapel of Ease | ||||
| The foundation is nearly all | ||||||
| removed for building purposes | ||||||
| with the exception of two stones about | ||||||
| 2 feet square which from information | ||||||
| received on the ground they are | ||||||
| situated at the porch & | ||||||
| An ash tree having been planted close | ||||||
| to them | ||||||
| Charles Payne Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by KF
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