The birth of Srah Greig

[AlanBoyd]

Origin of the name "Relivourkie" taken from Landmarks of Scottish life and language William Lytteil, 1877

[Following on from a discussion of a site near Ettrick Bay, reputedly a burial place of the mythical Fomorians.]

Traces of these sea-rovers may also be found in the name of Reilivourkie, that is, the barrow or grave-mound of the champions; and although the barrow and its rude kistvaens have been removed, the site may still be seen on the south-east side of the road, near Greenan-mill.

[AlanBoyd]

Greenan Mill seems to have been a local hotspot and Glasgow tourist destination, known for John Martin, the "jolly miller". Snippets are in chronological order:

22 December 1854: Glasgow Herald
[the jolly miller prosecuted]

22 March 1856: Buteman
[farmers' sons]

20 February 1861: Glasgow Herald
[a concert]

[Forfarian]

it is sensitive to spelling and doesn’t easily pick up a variety of spellings.

It doesn't pick up any spelling variations and you can't use wildcards.