OS1/23/14/18
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| COOICK | Cooick Cooick Cooick |
Mr John Brough Nether Groundwater Mr James Robinson Upper Groundwater James Hay Oback |
107 | Applies to two small knolls situated about 1/4 a mile N.W. of Nether Groundwater & about 1/2 mile N.W. of Upper Groundwater. Property of Charles Stewart Still Esqr. Orphir. |
| EUS | 113 | |||
| KIRTKSHED | Kirkshed Kirkshed Kirkshed (Site of Chapel) |
Mr John Brough Nether Groundwater Mr James Robinson Upper Groundwater James Hay Oback | 107 | Applies to a small brae on which is supposed to have stood a church, but no correct information can be obtained. About 12 years ago the remains of a building stood here which was generally supposed to have been a R.C. Church at one time. The place where it stood still gets the name of Kirk shed (pronounced Kirkshed) & said to mean Kirk Field. |
| NETHER GROUNDWATER | Nether Groundwater Nether Groundwater |
Mr John Brough Nether Groundwater Mr James Robinson Upper Groundwater James Hay Oback | 107 | A farm house with office houses attached situated about 1/4 a mile N.W. of Upper Groundwater & about 1/4 a mile S.E. of Cooick. Property of Charles Stewart Still Esqr. Orphir. |
| Site of CHAPEL [Kirkshed] | Site of Chapel | Mr John Brough Nether Groundwater Mr James Robinson Upper Groundwater James Hay Oback | 107 | Applies to a small brae on which is supposed to have stood a church, but no correct information can be obtained. About 12 years ago the remains of a building stood here which was generally supposed to have been a R.C. Church at one time. The place where it stood still gets the name of Kirk shed (pronounced Kirkshed) & said to mean Kirk Field. |
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