One thing I realize that I didn't mention. There were two editions of M'Kerlie's book (an original one which spanned several years) and another in about 1905? and unfortunately the page numbers are not the same in both. I'm not sure which version Google Books has scanned in. Of course, when the "Wigtownshire Pages" section was written, there were no Google pages. Crawford. On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 8:08 PM, Mary Richardson <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Barb -- > > In some countries (but not Australia as I > understand it), M'Kerlie's volumes are online via > Google books.  When I searched for > Baryerrock/Baryarroch/Baryerroch in volume 2, I > got one hit on page 220.  It's part of the quite > lengthy section on Barnbarroch, which begins on p. 190: > > "The farms which comprised the Barnbarroch estate > prior to 1873, were Meikle Airies, Barglass, > Barnbarroch Mains, Barlas, Barwhanny, > Barvernochan, Baryerrock, Bing, Claycross, > Drumjargon, Knockan, Knockefferick, Marchfarm, > Slochabbert, and East Slochabbert, High and Low > Barness, and Clutag (South and Little)."