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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUSK CRAIG | The Busk Craig The Busk Craig The Busk Craig |
Mr George Phillips. Mr George Robertson. Mr Alexander Milne. |
039 | A large half tide rock, situated near the Lakes, in Broadhaven. |
| LITTLE BLIND MAN | Little Blind Man Little Blind Man Little Blind Man |
Mr George Phillips. Mr George Robertson. Mr Alexander Milne. |
039 | A large rock, standing on the foreshore at Old Castle, and close to the Blind Man. |
| BLIND MAN | Blind Man Blind Man Blind Man |
Mr George Phillips. Mr George Robertson. Mr Alexander Milne. |
039 | A very large conspicuous rock, situated on the foreshore at the village of Old Castle. |
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[Page] 49Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Slains
[Note beside 'Busk Craig'] - Busk, A bush. To Busk. To dress; to attire one's self to deck.
Busk, Buskry, Dress; decoration.
To Busk Hukes. To dress fishing-hooks; to busk flies. Waverley (Jamieson)
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