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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HILL OF COBRIGDALE | Hill of Cobrigdale Hill of Cobrigdale Hill of Cobrigdale |
Mr William Matthieson Parkbrae J. Horn Esq. Pitmedden Mr James Benzie, Parkbrae |
044 | A hill of considerable height and extent situated about a mile south of Buchanstone R. [Railway] Station. |
| NETTLE CRAIG | Nettle Craig Nettle Craig Nettle Craig |
J. Horn Esq. Mr. James Benzie Mr. William Matthieson |
044 | A small hill feature situated on the south side of the hill of Cobrigdale. |
| PENNINBRAE WELL | Penninbrae Well Penninbrae Well Penninbrae Well |
J. Horn Esq. Mr. James Benzie Mr. William Matthieson |
044 | A fine spring well situated about a quarter of a mile east of Bridgeton |
| LONGHORN WELL | Longhorn Well Longhorn Well Longhorn Well |
J. Horn Esq. Mr. James Benzie Mr. William Matthieson |
044 | A fine spring well situated about twenty yards east of Bridgeton. |
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[Page] 22 Parish of OyneNote: Cowbrigdale - Val. [Valuation] Roll Cowbridgedale Poll Book. A "cowbrig" was as I understand a "heather causey" across a marsh. [signed] JMD
James McDonald
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