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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HAWK HILLOCK | Hawk Hillock Hawk Hillock Hawk Hillock Hawk Hillock Hawk-hillock |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Adam Corbet P.M. [Parish Minister] Drumoak Manse Mr Henry Grant overseer Park House Mr John Hunter Mills of Drum Estate Map 1835 New Statistical Account |
094 | A Small round wooded hillock about 16 feet above the general surface in which were found while levelling for a Summerhouse three Stone Coffins containing an Urn and the ashes of the dead. |
| MAUSOLEUM [Hawk Hillock] | 094 | in place of the Summerhouse there is now a Square granite obelisk about 30 feet high and a Mausoleum erected by the present proprietor. adjacent is a Sculptured Stone which was taken from the farm of Bakebare and placed here on its end by Mr Kinloch its original Situation is considered to be Somewhere on the west end of Keiths Moor | ||
| THREE STONE COFFINS AND URN FOUND HERE [Hawk Hillock] | 094a | [see entry above for Hawk Hillock] |
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