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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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GALLOWS HILL | Gallows Hill Gallows Hill Gallows Hill |
Mr. William Smith Mr. J. Paull Mr. J. Watt |
003 | A small hill feature. Tradition points to this place as having been a place of Execution at an early period |
BROADSEA | Broadsea Broadsea Broadsea |
Mr. Alexander Hill, Kinnairdshead Mr. D. Laidlaw Mr. G. Ingram |
003 | A small fishing Village, situated about a quarter of a mile west of Kinnairds head Castle. The population, about 300, are all employed at the fishing trade. |
BROADSEA SHORE | Broadsea Shore Broadsea Shore Broadsea Shore |
Mr. A. Hill Mr. D. Laidlaw Mr. G. Ingram |
003 | A small bay, used as a harbour by the Broadsea fishermen. The water is very deep and dangerous. Especially for strangers approaching it in stormy weather: |
SCOREY ROCK | Scorey Rock Scorey Rock Scorey Rock |
Mr. Hill Mr. Laidlaw Mr. Ingram |
003 | A name applied to a rock situated about half way between Kinnairdshead & Broadsea. |
OUTER SNOW CRAIG | Outer Snow Craig Outer Snow Craig Outer Snow Craig |
Mr. Hill Mr. Laidlaw Mr. G. Ingram |
003 | A dangerous half sunken rock situated at the entrance to Broadsea Shore. |
INNER SNOW CRAIG | Inner Snow Craig Inner Snow Craig Inner Snow Craig |
Mr Hill Mr Laidlaw Mr G. Ingram |
003 | Applies to a rock situated on the West side of Broadsea Shore. |
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