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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WHITESTONE HEUGH | Whitestone Heugh Whitestone Heugh Whitestone Heugh Whitestone Heugh |
Robert Thorburn Coldingham Shore John Colvin. Coldingham Shore Archibald Johnstone. Coldingham Shore Andrew Wilson Merchant Coldingham |
005.03 | A steep rocky heugh or precipice on the sea coast. A part of the face of the precipice resembles, when seen from the sea, a clock dial and forms a meathe for fishermen. |
| WHITESTONE BRAE | Whitestone Brae Whitestone Brae Whitestone Brae Whitestone Brae |
Robert Thorburn. John Colvin. Archibald Johnstone. Andrew Wilson Merchant Coldingham |
005.03 | A steep rocky bank on the sea coast above Whitestone Heugh. |
| TUN LAW | Tun Law Tun Law Tun Law Tun Law |
Robert Thorburn. John Colvin. Archibald Johnstone. Andrew Wilson |
005.03 | The summit of a high precipice on the sea coast called "Earns Heugh" having the remains of two ancient british camps on it, is called Tun Law. |
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Parish of Coldingham 50Sheet 5 No 3 Trace 3 J McDiarmid C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
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