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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUKENGILL BRIDGE | Aukengill Bridge (County) | John Waters. Quoynee. Alexander Andrew. Lynegar. Kinneth Gordon. Grassquoy. |
018 | Is situated about one mile North of Lynegar, on the road leading from Castletow to Watten, it spans the AuKingill Burn, and was built in 1831 it is in good repair, and is well known by this name. |
| TODDY HILLOCK | Toddy HillocK | John Waters. Quoynee. Alexander Andrew. Lynegar. Kinneth Gordon. Grassquoy. |
018 | This hillocK is said to have been a Pictish House. there is at present but very little of it, as the groung [ground] on which it stood has been cultivated and the supposed pictish house completely destroyed it is situated about one mile North of Lynegar, and upon that farm. the property of A. Adam, Esq of Lynegar. - Nothing has ever been found in this mound which would lead one to suppose that it had been a Pictish House. |
| Supposed Site of PICT'S HOUSE [Toddy Hillock] | 018 | This hillocK is said to have been a Pictish House. there is at present but very little of it, as the groung [ground] on which it stood has been cultivated and the supposed pictish house completely destroyed it is situated about one mile North of Lynegar, and upon that farm. the property of A. Adam, Esq of Lynegar. - Nothing has ever been found in this mound which would lead one to suppose that it had been a Pictish House. |
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[Page] 3Caithness -- Parish of Watten
[Signed] Matthew Banks. c/a [Civilian Assistant]
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