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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BURN OF SANYNE | Burn of Sanyne Burn of Sanyne Burn of Sanyne |
Mr George Robertson. Mr George Sangster. Mr Robert Clark. |
048 | A small burn rising in the "Sands of Forvie". and running south east joins the North Sea at Rockend. I understand that this name is a corruption of Sandend. |
| BURN OF HACKLEY | Burn of Hackley Burn of Hackley Burn of Hackley |
Mr George Robertson. Mr George Sangster. Mr Robert Clark. |
048 | A small burn rising in the "Sands of Forvie", and running south east, runs into Hackley Bay. |
| THE SMITHY | The Smithy The Smithy The Smithy |
Mr George Robertson. Mr George Sangster. Mr Robert Clark. |
048 | A large flat rock on the coast, at the bottom of the bank, on which, tradition says, a Smithy stood, when the parish of Forvie was in a cultivated state. There is still remaining a lot of well dressed stones on the rock. And Mr Robertson says, he has often heard his Grandfather speak of being in the Smithy; this Mr Robertson is at present about 80 years of age. |
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