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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| INCHGRUNDLE | Inchgrundle Inchgrundle Inchgrundle Inchgrundle Inchgroundale |
Archibald Campbell Duncan Michie, Ground Officer Rev. [Reverend] W. Low Mr. Stocks, Factor County Map |
006 | A good dwelling house with offices, occupied by the Earl of Dalhousie's Deer Forrester. Innis, a sheltered place, Remainder not known. |
| CRAIG TURNER | Craig Turner Craig Turner Craig Turner |
Archibald Campbell Duncan Michie James Mitchell, Glenmark |
006 | A range of steep and irregular rocks at the South West corner of Loch Lee. |
| LOCH LEE | Loch Lee Loch Lee Loch Lee Loch Lee |
New Stat. [Statistical] Account Land of the Lindsays Rev. [Reverend] W. Low Mr. Stocks Factor |
006 | A lake about 1¼ miles long and 30 Chains broad, It is fed by the "Water of Lee," &c, and gives its name to the parish — "The Loch or Lake is formed by the Cavity of high rocky mountains which encompass it on all sides, except the east, It is supplied with Water by rivers and streams " New Stat. [Statistical] Account, Supposed to be derived from Loch Liomh, i.e. glittering, smooth, or glossy Lake. |
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[Page] 67Co. [County] Forfar -- Lochlee Parish
Loch Lee [note]
"Whether for extent, grandeur or
natural scenery or historical interest
the lake or loch of Lee the chief source
of the North Esk is probably the most
remarkable. It is nearly 2 miles long
by about ½ broad & is surrounded
by almost perpendicular rocks"
Jervise's Memorials.
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Alison James- Moderator, KBMW- Moderator
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