OS1/5/3/71
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANNIE'S ROCK | Annie's Rock Annie's Rock Annie's Rock |
Mr Alexander Johnston Mr James Aitchison Mr Robert Aitchison |
012.06 | A portion of rock which appears to have been detached from the side of the precipice above - It has received the name from an old Woman called Annie who lived at one time in the nearest house to it. of the Village of Burnmouth. It is partly visible at High Water |
| BURNMOUTH HILL | Burnmouth Hill Burnmouth Hill Burnmouth Hill |
Mr John Ralph Chief Boatman Burnmouth Mr James Redpath Station Master Burnmouth Mr William Anderson. Ayton |
012.06 | A steep and rocky portion of land situated on the brink of the precipice near the Village (Burnmouth) from which it takes its name |
| ROSS BAY | Ross Bay Ross Bay Ross Bay |
Mr Alexander Johnston Burnmouth Mr James Aitchison Burnmouth Mr Robert Aitchison Burnmouth |
012.06 | An arm of the German Ocean running in between two cliffs which gives it a degree of security. It gets the name from the Village of Ross. which stands close to it. but situated on the extreme N. [North] East point of the parish of Mordington |
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