OS1/19/6/96
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trough Cove | Trough Cove Trough Cove Trough Cove |
Mr Duthie, Stonehaven Mr Gordon. Stonehaven Mr Smith, Stonehaven |
017.16 | A large cavern under the cliff through a boat with mast and Sails set can pass: there are four mouths or entrances into this huge cave. |
| Dovethirl Coves | Dovethirl Coves Dovethirl Coves Dovethirl Coves |
Mr Duthie. Mr Gordon. Mr Smith. |
017.16 | Two caves, in Fouls Heugh frequented by flocks of blue pigeons. |
| Fowls Heugh | Fowls Heugh Fowls Heugh Fowls Heugh |
Mr Duthie. Mr Gordon. Mr Smith. |
017.16 | A range of high cliffs on the coast, extending from Crawton Ness, to Trelung Ness, |
| Fail-you-never | Fail-you-never Fail-you-never Fail-you-never |
Mr Duthie. Mr Gordon. Mr Smith. |
017.16 | A conspicuous part of Fowls Heugh, used as a land mark by Mariners, in dark foggy weather. |
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[page] 96Ph [Parish] of Dunnottar. -- Kincardine.
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