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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
DOWIESTONE CAVE Dowiestone Cave
Dowiestone Cave
Dowiestone Cave
Mr George Robertson.
Mr George Stokes.
Mr George Sangster.
048 A very long cave, running through the rocks called Pottie Murlan. a famous place for smugglers in olden times.
FLESHIEWALL CAVE Fleshiewall Cave
Fleshiewall Cave
Fleshiewall Cave
Mr George Robertson.
Mr George Stokes.
Mr George Sangster.
048 A small cave, situated close to Aver Hill, a famous place for smugglers in the days of free-trading as it was called.
AVER HILL Aver Hill
Aver Hill
Aver Hill
Mr George Robertson.
Mr George Stokes.
Mr George Sangster.
048 A large isolated hill. situated about a quarter of a mile from the village of Collieston. This isolation was once famous for goats, hence the name.

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[Note beside 'Dowiestone Cave'] - Dowy. Dowie v. [vide] Dolly (Jamieson)

[Note beside 'Fleshiewall Cave'] - Flesh. Flesche. The Carcase of Any Animal killed for food.
Flische. Fleese. (Jamieson)

[Note beside 'Aver Hill'] - Aver. a gelded goat. Jamieson.

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