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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLACK STONE | Black Stone Black Stone Black Stone |
Mr. John Cormack, Whinnyfold Mr. Andrew Hay, Whinnyfold Mr. James Hay, Whinnyfold |
040 | A large rock situated about 6 chains from the N.E. [North East] corner of How Loup, shewing a small piece above high water. |
| CRAIG HEADOCK | Craig Headock Craig Headock Craig Headock |
Mr. John Cormack, Whinnyfold Mr. Andrew Hay, Whinnyfold Mr. James Hay, Whinnyfold |
040 | This name is applied to a large rock situated a little south of Sand Craig. |
| SEA BADDOCKS | Sea Baddocks Sea Baddocks Sea Baddocks |
Mr. John Cormack, Whinnyfold Mr. Andrew Hay, Whinnyfold Mr. James Hay, Whinnyfold |
040 | A large rock situated close to Craig Headock, shewing a small piece above high water. |
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[Page] 196Parish of Cruden
[Note relating to 'Sea Baddocks'] - Baddock. Apparently the coalfish, or Gadus carbonarius, Aberd. [Aberdeen]. The fry of the coalfish. Statist. Acc [Statistical Account] (Jamieson)
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