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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAKE WELL | Cake well Cake well Cake well |
Mr. George Marr Cairnbrogie Mr. George Penny Cairnbrogie Mrs. Peter Penny Cairnbrogie |
046 | An excellent spring well, well Known by that name situated about a quarter of a mile South West of Cairnbrogie |
| Site of CAIRN BROGIE | Site of Cairn Brogie | Mr. George Marr, Cairnbrogie Mr. Penny Cairnbrogie Mrs. Penny Cairnbrogie |
046 | Mrs Penny an intelligent woman about 67 years of age, remembers when a girl of seeing a Cairn of Stones of Considerable height, on the the hill of Cairnbrogie & remembers of hearing of Urns, bones, and a stone troughlet being found in the clearing away of what was then called the "Bleedy Cairn". |
| URNS, HUMAN REMAINS AND GOLD COINS FOUND HERE [Hill of Cairnbrogie] | Urns, Human Remains and Gold Coins found here | as above | 046 | Mr Marr Tenant of Cairnbrogie has a faint recollection of hearing that his father found gold coins, urns, human remains, & a stone trough in the clearing away of the Cairn but cannot tell anything about their date or c. [century] The trough is of beautiful red sandstone, neatly chiseled, about 2 feet long, 15 inches broad, 8 inches deep, and is preserved by Mr Marr, at Cairnbrogie |
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