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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BIZZYBERRY HILL | Bizzyberry Hill Do Do Bushberry Hill Bushyberry Do Bizzyberry |
mr. J Morrison Mr Robert Glen Mr. D. Lockhart J. Tawse esq Forrests Map Johnston's County Map Statistical Account Pages 354 &362 |
034.06 | A conspicuous oblong hill of slight elevation. Near the summit are patches of outcrop rock and on the south side close furze. On the east side there are the remains of a british fort and on the summit is a spring named Wallace's Well. The Statistical Account notices an artificial recess called Wallace's Seat. It has been destroyed. The same Account also notices the traces of a fortifiction on the summit of this hill. These have also disappeared. |
| WALLACE'S WELL | Wallace's Well Do Do Do |
Mr J. Morrison Mr Robert Glen Mr D Lockhart J Tawse Esq |
034.06 | A spring on the summit of Bizzyberry Hill - no mineral qualities. Its connection with Wallace is not known in the neighbourhood. "On the north side of Bizzyberry are a hollow rock and a spring called Wallace's Seat and Wallace's Well" Stat. Acct p. 359 Note: The Examiner states that the rock called "Wallace's Seat" has been removed. J.L. |
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