Maps, Plans and Archives
1747–55 General Roy's Military Survey, 1747–55
1775 John Ainslie, 'Map of the County of Fife, 1775'
1828 T. Sharp, C. Greenwood and W. Fowler, 'Map of the Counties of Fife & Kinross, 1828'
1831 A. Latto, 'Plan of Cambo in the Parish of Kingsbarns and the County of Fife the Property of Sir David Erskine BT. surveyed by A Latto, 1831' (Private collection)
1831 A. Latto, 'Plan of Newhall Farm in the Parish of Kingsbarns and the County of Fife the Property of Sir David Erskine BT. surveyed by A Latto, 1831' (Private collection)
1831 A. Latto, 'Plan of West Newhall in the Parish of Kingsbarns and the County of Fife the Property of Sir David Erskine BT. surveyed by A Latto, 1831' (Private collection)
1831 A. Latto, 'Plan of Grassmiston in the Parish of Kingsbarns and the County of Fife the Property of Sir David Erskine BT. surveyed by A Latto, 1831' (Private collection)
1831 A. Latto, 'Plan of East Newhall in the Parish of Crail and the County of Fife the Property of Sir David Erskine BT. surveyed by A Latto, 1831' (Private collection)
1859-61 survey, 1st edition OS 1:10560 (6"), published 1897
1913-14 survey, 2nd edition OS 1:10560 (6"), published 1921
1859 survey, 1st edition OS 1:2500 (25"), published 1896
Erskine of Cambo MSS, St Andrews University Library Special Collections, MS dep 97
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