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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GULLTAKE | Gulltake Gulltake Gulltake Gulltake Golta |
A.S. Graeme Esq. Graemeshall J.A. Bruce Esq. factor Mr. William Budge, Stembuster Mr. James Anderson, Turnpike Mr. James Bews, Quoys Andrew Gold Esqr. Kirkwall |
115 | The name given to a portion of Cliff on the sea coast, It extends from Kintser to "Forse" on trace 6, 115/10 A favorite place for seagulls. |
| NOTSTER | Knotser Knotser Knotser Notster |
Mr. William Budge, Stembuster Mr. James Anderson, Turnpike Mr. James Bews, Quoys Andrew Gold Esqr. Kirkwall | 115 | A point or Headland along the Sea Coast, Situate about twelve Chains south of Timber Goe, |
| TIMBER GEO | Timber Geo Timber Geo Timber Geo Timber Geo |
Mr. William Budge, Stembuster Mr. James Anderson, Turnpike Mr. James Bews, Quoys Andrew Gold Esqr. Kirkwall | 115 | A ravine or opening on the Cliff along the Sea coast. Situate about three quarters of a mile South of Stembuster, |
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