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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MUIR OF THE WOOD | Muir of the Wood Muir of the Wood Muir of the Wood Muir of the Wood Muirs O' the Wood |
Mr. Robert Suter, Bogmore Mr. William Gauld. Harystone Mr. John Law. Lumsden Mr. Alexander Dow. Pitenteach Rev. [Reverend] John Christie The Manse Kildrummy |
051 | A portion of heathy pasture rising between the Burn of Bogmore, and the Burn of Corchinnan, so called from formerly being a wood. |
| RIEVE OF SHIELS | Rieve of Shiels Rieve of Shiels Rieve of Shiels Reeve of Shiels Shiels |
Mr. Robert Suter Mr. William Gauld Mr. John Law. Mr. Alexander Dow. Rev. [Reverend] John Christie |
051 | This name applies to old walls or Ruin of a sheepfold and hut &c. the name is well known in this district |
| WELL OF SHIELS | Well of Shiels Well of Shiels Well of Shiels |
Mr. Rober Suter Mr. William Gauld. Mr. Alexander Dow. |
051 | An excellent spring well, known by this name, from it proximity to the Rieve of Shiels |
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