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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAIRNGREEN QUARRY (Sandstone) | Cairn Green Quarry (Freestone)\nCairn Green Quarry (Freestone)\nCairn Green Quarry (Freestone)\nCairngreen Quarry\nCairngreen Quarry\nCairngreen Quarry\nCairngreen Quarry | George Proven W. [Wester] Pitscottie\nDavid Lees E. [Easter] Pitscottie\nJames Wannan Pitscottie Inn\nThomas Lawson Ceres\nWilliam Anderson Blebo Mains\nJames Graham\nAndrew Taylor\nSeveral Advertisements | 011 | [situation] About 1 mile W. by N. [West by North] from Pitscottie.\nThis quarry is within the wood of the same name, and yields freestone. Sir Archibald Hope Bart. [Baronet] of Craighall being Lord Superior of the Soil, all his feuars have the right to cart stones from this quarry, and on account of which right the village of Pitscottie and town of Ceres have been built from this and other quarries. |
| CAIRNGREEN WOOD | Cairn Green Wood\nCairn Green Wood\nCairn Green Wood\nCairn Green Wood\nCairngreen Wood\nCairngreen Wood\nCairngreen Wood | George Proven W. [Wester] Pitscottie\nDavid Lees E. [Easter] Pitscottie\nJames Wannan Pitscottie Inn\nThomas Lawson Ceres\nWilliam Anderson\nJohn Graham\nAndrew Taylor | 011 | [situation] About 3/4 of a mile W.N.W. [West North West] from Pitscottie.\nThis name is applied to the large wood between Pitscottie and Ceres. It consists entirely of Firs. Within it is the Cairn Green Quarry, near which is a Trig. [Trigonometrical Station] called "Cairn Green in Tree". The wood belongs to two proprietors, the parish boundary being the line of division. That part on the North belongs to J.H. Rigg Esq. Tarvit. That on the South to Missis Preston Valleyfield, and forms part of the farm of East Pitscottie. |
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37 Parish of Ceres Plan 11D Trace 5\n\n[signed] James Ireland cla [Civilian Assistant] 14th Oct. 1853
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Ordnance Survey - Fife and Kinross counties
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