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already linked to "places"), the following
entries mention "KENNOWAY":
Place name County Entry Source Baneton or Baintown Fife Baneton or Baintown, a village in Kennoway parish, Fife, ¾ mile NNE of Kennoway village. Groome Baneton, or Baintown Fife Baneton , or Baintown , vil., Kennoway par., mid. S. Fifeshire, 2¼ miles NW. of Leven. Bartholomew Bonnybank Fife Bonnybank , hamlet, in par. and 1 mile NE. of Kennoway vil., Fifeshire. Bartholomew Bonnybank Fife Bonnybank, a hamlet in the NE of Kennoway parish, Fife, 1 mile NNE of Kennoway village. Groome Kennoway Fife Kennoway, a village and a parish of S central Fife. The village stands 3 ½ miles E by N of Markinch Groome Kennoway Fife Kennoway , par. and vil., Fife - par., 3965 ac., pop. 1560; vil., 3½ miles E. of Markinch and 3 NW. of Leven Bartholomew Kettle Fife Kennoway, SW by Markinch, and W by Falkland. Its length, from E to W, varies between 4 7 / 8 and 6 ½ miles Groome Kilmux Fife Kilmux, an estate, with a modern mansion, in Scoonie parish, Fife, 2 miles NNE of Kennoway. Groome Kilmux House and Kilmux Colliery Fife Kilmux House and Kilmux Colliery , Scoonie par., Fife, 2 miles NE. of Kennoway. Bartholomew Kingsdale Fife Kennoway parish, Fife, 1 mile N by W of Windygates station. Its owner, Thomas Bruce, Esq. of Arnot (b. 1808; suc. 1852), holds Groome Kingsdale Fife Kingsdale , seat, Kennoway par., Fife, 1 mile NW. of Cameron Bridge sta. Bartholomew Kirkcaldy Fife Kennoway, Kinghorn, Kinglassie, Kirkcaldy, Leslie, Markinch, Scoonie, and Wemyss, and the quoad sacra parishes of Invertiel, Kirkcaldy-St James, Lochgelly Groome Langdyke Fife Langdyke , hamlet, in par. and 2 miles NW. of Kennoway, Fife. Bartholomew Leven Fife
Kinross ShireKennoway, and Scoonie parishes, and with its tributaries draining a basin of 97,920 acres. From the N it receives Groome Leven Fife Kennoway, Wemyss (with the exception of the town and suburb of West Wemyss), the village of Inverleven, part of Markinch Groome Markinch Fife Kennoway and Scoonie, SE by Wemyss, SW by Dysart, and W by Kinglassie and Leslie. With a very irregular outline Groome Newton Hall Fife Newton Hall .-- seat, Kennoway par., Fife, 2½ miles E. of Markinch. Bartholomew Newton Hall Fife Newton Hall, a modern mansion in Kennoway parish, Fife, 1 ¼ mile N W of Windygates station. Groome Scoonie Fife Kennoway. Its utmost length, from N to S, is 4 5 / 8 miles; its breadth varies between 5 furlongs and 2¾ miles Groome Star Fife Star , vil., Kennoway par., Fife, If mile NE. of Mark-inch; P.O. Bartholomew
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