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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CROSSKIRK Crosskirk Mr James Stephen - Crosskirk
Mr Malcolm Milne - Brims
Mr John Robertson - Brims
004 A small fishing Station at the mouth of The Forss Water - The property of Mr Sinclair of Forss - A catholic Chapel is near it but on the opposite side of the stream - which will have some connection with the name -
CROSSKIRK BAY Crosskirk Bay Mr James Stephen - Crosskirk
Mr Malcolm Milne - Brims
Mr John Robertson - Brims
004 A small Bay at the Mouth of the Forss Water - very narrow and rocky and not at all a good landing place for boats -
LIPPY GOE Lippy Goe Mr James Stephen - Crosskirk
Mr Malcolm Milne - Brims
Mr John Robertson - Brims
004 A small goe in the north East side of Crosskirk bay
USHAT GOE Ushat Goe Mr James Stephen - Crosskirk
Mr Malcolm Milne - Brims
Mr John Robertson - Brims
004 A long narrow goe which runs along the west side of Ushat Head - one side of it is formed by the cliff and the other by a long point of rock on the foreshore.

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