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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ROY GOE | Roy Goe Roy Goe Roy Goe |
William Mitchell, Clyth Shore Alexander Sutherland. Mid Clyth Josiah Adamson, Overton |
034 | Applies to a piece of Foreshore and land enclosed by rocKy banKs on both sides, in front of which there is a small bay. In the district of Clyth. |
| CEANNSTÙlC | Ceann Stùic Ceann Stùic Ceann Stùic |
William Mitchell, Clyth Shore Alexander Sutherland. Mid Clyth Josiah Adamson, Overton |
034 | A pointed rocKy cliff on the S. [South] west entrance to the Harbour of Clyth. A flat piece of rocK sKirts the base |
| CLYTH HARBOUR | Clyth Harbour Clyth Harbour |
William Mitchell, Clyth Shore Alexander Sutherland. Mid Clyth Josiah Adamson, Overton |
034 | Situated at the extremity of a small bay, opposite clyth shore. Enclosed by a narrow Quay on the North side with a short Pier, about a chain in lemgth, running out at right angles, leaving a narrow entrance betwixt it and the rocK on the opposite side. It is almost empty of water at low Ebb tide, but forms a very safe haven for the small fleet of Fishing Boats, from the natural feature of the Bay, which has a gradual bend inwards. Propy [Property] of Adam sharp Esq of Rothes & Clyth. |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 217Ph [Parish] of Latheron -- Co. [County] of Caithness
[Note Ceann Stùic] -- Ceann a head
Stuc - a pointed rock
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Moira L- Moderator, Alexandra
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