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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
WHITESANDS BAY Whitesands Bay
Whitesands Bay
Whitesands Bay
Whitesands Bay
Whitesands Bay
Lithograph Map 1837
Mr. Flockhart
Mr. J. Barr
Mr. P. Kennedy
Mr. Chisholm
036 A Sandy bay Sheltered by the land on three sides, it is not used as a Harbour but very easily be made available for that purpose.
HANGING CRAIG Hanging Craig
Hanging Craig
Hanging Craig
Hanging Craig
Mr. Flockhart
Mr. J. Barr
Mr. P Kennedy
Mr. Chisholm
036 A large overhanging Sandstone Rock in the Hughses.
HAWK CRAIG Hawk Craig
Hawk Craig
Hawk Craig
Hawk Craig
Hawk Craig
Hall Craig
Hall Ccraig Point
Mr. Flockhart
Mr. P. Kennedy
Mr. John Catton
Mr. Chisholm
Lithograph Map 1837
Mr. J. Barr
Map of Dalachy Farm 1837
036 A Steep rocky brow or precipice partly covered with Brushwood and trees. The Southern part of it is Whinstone and used for the repairs of Roads. It is well known by the name of Hawk Craig, from the fact of the birds called Hawks frequenting it. No one in the neighbourhood knows it by the name of Hall Craig except Mr Barr.

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Plan 36C Aberdour Parish

⅝ Mile E. [East] of the village of Aberdour [Situation for Whitesands Bay]
¾ Mile E. [East] of the village of Aberdour [Situation for Hanging Craig]
⅝ Mile E. [East] of the village of Aberdour [Situation for Hawk Craig]

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