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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
BALMOOR	Balmoor Balmoor Balmoor	Mr. George Walker Occupier Mr. James Daniel Waterside Estate Plan by James Beattie Aberdeen 1855	023	Applies to a large modern mansion house, situated near to Inverugie Bridge and on the turnpike road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh, and about 2¼ miles North West from the town of Peterhead, with neat office houses and gardens close by, the property of George Walker Esq. Balmoor
INVERUGIE BRIDGE	Inverugie Bridge Inverugie Bridge Inverugie Bridge	Mr. George Walker Balmoor Mr. James Daniel Waterside Estate Plan by James Beattie Aberdeen 1855	023	Applies to a strong and substantial Stone bridge of two arches over the River Ugie and on the turnpike road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh, and near to the Mansion house of Balmoor, distant 2¼ Miles North West from Peterhead. Maintained by the County.
THE SKURRIE	The Skurrie	Mr. George Walker Balmoor Mr. James Daniel Waterside Estate Plan by James Beattie Aberdeen 1855	023	This name applies to a portion of the foreshore at the mouth of the River Ugie.

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Parish of Peterhead

Note: The Skurrie - Skurr. A small spot of fishing ground. Skurrie. A Cow with skins or small horns. Jamieson

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