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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLACK CRAIG | Black Craig | A. Forsyth, Teacher, Millbounds, D. Tulloch, Fisherman Cott John Muir, Farmer, Cauldale. Mr. Ibarn, Factor, Eday. | 091 | This name applies to a considerable extent of the banks on the west side of the Muckle Green Holm. |
| MUCKLE GREEN HOLM | Muckle Green Holm | A. Forsyth, Teacher, Millbounds, D. Tulloch, Fisherman Cott, John Muir, Farmer, Cauldale. Mr. Ibarn, Factor, Eday. | 091 | This name is given to an island situated about one & a half miles to the south-west of Eday. It is about half a mile in length, & about a fourth in width, and covered with a roughish sort of grass, at the very southern extremity of this island there is a little mound on which there are numerousgraves or what is pointed out as such. They have been here for a long time back & are supposed to be those of the men of a Spanish man of war, probarly one of the Armada. |
| WHITENESS TAING | Whiteness Taing | A. Forsyth, Teacher, Millbounds, D. Tulloch, Fisherman Cott. John Muir, Farmer, Cauldale. Mr. Ibarn, Factor, Eday. |
091 | This name applies to a little point of land situated on the north-west end of the M. G. Holm. |
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