Kinneddar
Kinneddar SLN S NT021918 2 110m
terr<a> de Kynedyr’ 1312 x 1329 Dunf. Reg. no. 358 [lands of Kinneddar (Kynedyr’) and Bandrum (Balendrum)]
Kynnedder 1544 Dunf. Reg. no. 556 [rubric]
Neddir Kynnedir 1544 Dunf. Reg. no. 556 [feued to Robert Dury of that ilk]
Kinnederis 1561 Dunf. Reg., 446 [rental of the abbey for the year regarding poultry within Dollar CLA (and) Kinneddar (Dolour Kinnederis)]
penny meall in Kynnederschyre 1561 Dunf. Reg., 430 [Kinneddarshire]
the penny meall of Kynnedderschyre 1561 Dunf. Reg., 431
Ovir Kynnedder 1563 RMS iv no. 1477 [Dunfermline Abbey land]
parochia de Kynnedderis 1563 RMS iv no. 1477 [see SLN Introduction]
Kynnedderis 1572 Assumption, 39 [Dunfermline convent of 26 members ‘have had of lang tyme assignit to thame of the parochin of Dunfermelyng, Dolour and Kynnedderis ... the sowme of £394’]
O. Keaneder 1642 Gordon MS Fife
N. Keaneder 1642 Gordon MS Fife
O. Kineder 1654 Blaeu (Gordon) Fife
N. Kineder 1654 Blaeu (Gordon) Fife
Kinether 1753 Roy sheet 17, 5
Upper Kinnedder 1775 Ainslie/Fife
Nether Kinnedder 1775 Ainslie/Fife
Upper Kinedder 1828 SGF
Nether Kinedder 1828 SGF
Upper Kinedder 1855 OS 6 inch 1st edn.
G ceann + foithir
‘End of the territory or terrace’. The second element is either G foithir ‘terrace’ (see Watson 1926, 509) or a G adaptation of a P word *uotir ‘territory’, perhaps some kind of administrative unit (see Taylor 2000, 205).
OS Pathf. 384 has Kinneddar Mains (which supplies the NGR and altitude for Kinneddar),[211] Nether Kinneddar, Muirside of Kinneddar, Kinneddar Park, and Kinneddar Bridge (over the Bluther Burn).
/kɪnˈɛdər/ or /kɪˈnɛdər/
This place-name appeared in printed volume 1