Lilac
Lilac MML F NO332172 1 100m
Lillockisfeyld 1249 x 1286 RH1/2/681 [o.c.]
Hillokfeild c.1290 Scrymgeour Inventory no. 667 [16th c. copy; for Lillokfeild; ‘the landis of Kilmukis callit Woddislat and Hillokfeild’]
Lillokfeild c.1290 Scrymgeour Inventory no. 782 [lands of The Mount (Lie Mu<n>th) MML called *Woodflat (Woddislak) MML and Lilac(field)]
Lyllochesfylde[323] 1293 SHS Highland Papers 2 no. 3, p. 127
Lillok 1455 ER ix, 664 [sasine of William Scrymgeour]
Lullok 1476 ER ix, 677
(Nicholl Scrymgeour of) Lillok 1516 Fife Ct. Bk. 56
Lillok 1538 St A. Rent. 7 [in parish of Monimail (Monymeill)]
Lillock 1642 Gordon MS Fife
Lillok 1654 Blaeu (Gordon) Fife
Mount Leloch 1750s Roy sheet 18, 2 [conflated with The Mount MML nearby]
Lallock 1775 Ainslie/Fife
Lallock Cottown 1775 Ainslie/Fife [south-east of Lallock, by parish boundary]
Lillock 1796 Sasines no. 4447 [‘Parbroath and Lillock’]
Mid Lilac 1980s Parbroath Farm map
Upper Lilac 1980s Parbroath Farm map
? pn Lillie + Sc field
The first element is probably the personal name related to the uncommon surname Lillie or Lilley, for which see Black 1946, 429. It may also be found in Lillismure # LOG (for which see above).
This name has survived only as in the field-names Mid and Upper Lilac or Lillock on Parbroath farm CRC.[324] The old holding of Lilac is defined by that part of Parbroath farm which lies in MML, south-east of Parbroath proper. No trace of a settlement has survived.
This place-name appeared in printed volume 4