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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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MUSSEL SKELLYIS | Mussel Skellyis Mussel Skellyis Mussel Skellyis |
Mr George Phillips. Old Castle. Mr George Robertson. Collieston. Mr Alexander Milne. Old Castle. |
039 | This name is applied to a ridge of rock, situated at the north end of Broadhaven. |
BROAD HAVEN | Broadhaven Broadhaven Broadhaven |
Mr George Phillips. Old Castle. Mr George Robertson. Collieston. Mr Alexander Milne. Old Castle. |
039 | A fine bay, situated north of the Old Castle of Slains, in which the large fishing boats are kept. belonging to the men at the village of Old Castle. |
THE LAIKS | The Lakes The Lakes The Lakes |
Mr George Phillips. Old Castle. Mr George Robertson. Collieston. Mr Alexander Milne. Old Castle. |
039 | This name is applied to a lot of small half tide rocks, at the south side of Broadhaven. |
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[Page] 50Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Slains
[Note beside 'Mussel Skellyis'] - Skelly. The Chub. a fish
Skelly Slate. V. [vide] skaillie
[Note beside 'The Laiks'] - Laik. Perhaps a shallow part of the Sea, where the tides are irregular.
Laikin. Laiky. adj. Intermittent; applied to rain (Jamieson)
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