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Place name County Entry Source Blebo Fife Kemback parish, Fife. The mansion on the estate stands 4 miles E of Cupar, amid wooded picturesque grounds, and contains Groome Blebo Fife Kemback par., Fifeshire, 5½ m. SW. of St Andrews; ½ m. NE. is the seat of Blebo House; 1 m. NE. is the vil. of Blebocraigs Bartholomew Ceres Fife Kemback and St Andrews, E by Cameron, SE by Kilconquhar, S by Largo, SW by Kettle, W by Cults, and NW by Cupar Groome Clatto Fife Kemback parishes, NE Fife. Its mansion stands near Blebo Craigs, on the southern slope of Clatto Hill (547 feet), 5 miles Groome Cupar or Cupar-Fife Fife Kemback, S by Ceres and Cults, W by Monimail, and NW by Moonzie. Its greatest length, from N to S, is 3 5 / 8 miles Groome Dairsie Fife Kemback, SW and W by Cupar, the parish has an utmost length from E to W of 2 5 / 8 miles Groome Dura Den Fife Kemback par., Fifeshire, 2½ miles E. of Cupar, pop. (including Blebo and Kemback Mills) 380; P.O., called Duraden; fossil Bartholomew Dura Den Fife Kemback parish, Fife, 2½ miles E of Cupar. It is traversed by Ceres Burn on its northerly course to the Eden Groome Eden Fife
Kinross ShireKemback and St Andrews on the right-till, at St Andrews Bay, it falls into the German Ocean. Its prevailing Groome Kemback Fife Kemback , par., Fife, on river Eden, 2594 ac., pop. 853; contains Kemback House , seat, 3 miles E. of Cupar, and the conjoint Bartholomew Kemback Fife Kemback, a parish in the Stratheden district of Fife, containing the conjoint villages of Duraden, Blebo Craigs, and Kemback Mills Groome Leuchars Fife Kemback, SW by Dairsie, and W by Logie. Its utmost length, from NE to SW, is 8 1 / 8 miles Groome St Andrews Fife Kemback, and NW by the parish of Leuchars. On the N and NW the boundary is formed by the river Groome Yoolfield Fife Yoolfield, a village in Kemback parish, Fife, 3 miles E by N of Cupar. Groome Yorlfield Fife Yorlfield , vil., Kemback par., Fife, 3 m. E. of Cupar. Bartholomew
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