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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chapel Well or Saints Well | Chapel Well or Saint's Well Chapel Well or Saint's Well Chapel Well or Saint's Well Chapel Well or Saint's Well |
Mr. J. Thomson Mr. G. Suttie Mr. J. Cairns Lord Arbuthnott |
020.16 | A fine Spring of Clear water Situated in Chapel Waird Wood. It is best known as the Saint's Well, but there is no known dedication. |
| Site of Chapel | Site of Chapel Site of Chapel Site of Chapel |
Mr. J. Thomson Mr. G. Suttie Mr J. Cairns |
020.16 | It is traditionally reported that a Chapel Stood at the place marked, and a portion of ground near the site is Supposed to be the Site of the burying ground, as the corn, grass &c. which grows on the place is always of a richer nature than in any other part of the field. I called on Lord Arbuthnott relative to this, and he Said that he had heard it Spoken of as the Site of a Chapel, and that the Surrounding names appear to verify the tradition. There is no mention of the above in any of the Parochial documents. |
| Herculeshaugh Wood | Hercules Haugh Wood Hercules Haugh Wood Hercules Haugh Wood |
Mr. J. Thomson Mr. G. Suttie Mr. J Cairns |
020.16 | An Enclosed Wood of a Mixed nature. The property of Viscount Arbuthnott. |
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