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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
KNOITS OF BENTUTHER Knoits of Bentuther
Knoits of Bentuther
Bentuther Hill
Knoits of Bentuder
Knoits of Bentuder
Knoits of Bentutha
Knoits of Bentutha
James Affleck
John Cunningham
On Plan 45.C
Dr. [Doctor] Trotter
Mr. Thompson
Dr. [Doctor] Trotter
Mr. Thompson
051 A small hill on the farm of Bentuther the surface of which is rocky heathy pasture
BARCLOY HILL Barcloy Hill
Barcloy Hill
Barclay Hill
Barclay Hill
Barclay
Barcloy Hill
Barcloy Hill
Charles Donaldson
William Rae -Barcloy
William Moore -Factor
John Nicholson
Ainslies Map 1820
William Bell -Balgreddan
John Wilson -Auchencairn
051 A tolerable sized hill on the farm of Barcloy the surface of which is rocky pasture. On its summit stands a Trig: [Sketch Here] [Trigonometrical station] called by the Trig: [Trigonometrical] party "Barcloy" 

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[Page] 5
12000, Oct. 1847. [Parish of Rerrick] No. 21.
Form 136
Page
62
111
[Note under the name "Knoits of Bentuther"]
Bentudor to be adopted
see 51A page 11 and W. Muire's Letter dated 1st March 1854. -(in Name Bk. [Book] 50D page 54)
[Knoits of Bentudor is the name used now]

[Note under the name "Barcloy Hill"]
Barcloy Hill to be adopted
see 51A page 11 and W. Muire's Letter dated 1st March 1854. -(in Name Bk. [Book] 50D page 54)

[Notes on Knoit]
Noit, A small rocky height. Jameison's Scottish Dicty. [Dictionary]
Knoit, A large piece of anything. - ibid
All the authorities agree in spelling Knoits. The letter "K" is as necessary in this word as in the words Knoll and Knock etc.
(Signed) Alexander Dean
C. A. [Civilian Assistant]

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