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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HALKIRK FARM (In Ruins) | HalKirK Farm | Rev [Reverend] H Fraser. HalKirK. D. Tait. George St. HalKirK D. McKay, Postmaster, |
017 | This Farmsteading is now in ruins. and the land attach is now the Village Park. it is situated on the East side of Halkirk & is the property of Sir J.G. Tollemache Sinclair of Ulbster. |
| Site of CHAPEL [Sibster] | Site of Chapel | Rev [Reverend] H Fraser. HalKirK. D. Tait. George St. HalKirK D. McKay, Postmaster, |
017 | The ruins of this chapel has long been removed so that no trace of it can be seen. it is situated in Sibster. East of Halkirk about one mile. |
| HALKIRK WELL | HalKirK Well | Rev [Reverend] H Fraser. HalKirK. D. Tait. George St. HalKirK D. McKay, Postmaster, |
017 | It is said to be the oldest and best spring well in the parish of Halkirk it is situated near the South end of Sibster. & not far from the Burn of Halkirk. it is well known by this name. |
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[page] 87County of Caithness -- Parish of HalKirK
[Note Chapel] -- This Chapel is mentioned by the
Revd [Reverend] Alexander Auld of Olrig, in his
work called Ministers & Men in the
far North.
[signed] Matthew Banks C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
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