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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CORREEN HILLS | Correen Hill Correen Hill Correen Hill |
Mr William Wilson Hillock of Terpersie Mr John McPherson Correen Quarry Mr Alexander Dunn Burnside |
052 | This name applies to the whole range of hill, clad with heath from Edinbanchory eastward until it joins the Suie Hill. It forms an imposing object in the view and from some parts of it a fine prospect is afforded. |
| CLATTERIN KIST | Clatterin Kist Clatterin Kist Clattering Chest |
Mr William Wilson Hillock of Terpersie Mr John McPherson Correen Quarry Sir H.P. Gordon Bart. [Baronet], Knockespock |
052 | Applies to a mass of serpentine rock situated on Correen Hill so called from a portion of the rock resembling a chest. |
| THIEF'S WELL | Thief's Well Thief's Well Thief's Well |
Mr William Wilson Hillock of Terpersie Mr John McPherson Correen Quarry Mr Alexander Dunn Burnside |
052 | A good spring of water situated about half a mile south west of Clatterin Kist. |
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