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'''Kilgourieknowe''' (or '''Kilgowrieknowe''') is a farm on the [[A912]], south-west of [[Newton of Falkland]].
 
'''Kilgourieknowe''' (or '''Kilgowrieknowe''') is a farm on the A912, south-west of [[Newton of Falkland]].
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Building summary
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Name Kilgourieknowe
Address Falkland
Postcode KY15 7DF
Other names
Date
Architect
See map Map B
OS grid ref
Latitude & longitude

Kilgourieknowe (or Kilgowrieknowe) is a farm on the A912, south-west of Newton of Falkland.

Further references

In March 1902, Charles Birrell of Cross Wynd was convicted of assaulting a gamekeeper in "a field named the Hillpark, on the farm of Kilgowrieknowe".[1]

Notes

  1. Dundee Evening Telegraph, 11 March 1901, reprinted in Playfair and Burgess, pages 17–18.