OS1/23/17/174
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOCH OF SHENNAR HOWE | Loch of Shennar Howe Loch of Shennar Howe Loch of Shennar Howe Loch of Shennar Howe |
Mr James Robertson of Lyking Mr Joseph Robertson Farmer New Laith Mr Peter Sabiston Farmer Newhouse Mr Alexander Sabiston Farmer Easthouse | 100 | A small loch which in summer is quite dry situated about 1/8 of a mile S E of Midhouse The above names is the property of Mr Sabiston of Midhouse |
| SHENNAR HOWE | Shennar Howe Shennar Howe Shennar Howe Shennar Howe Shennar Howe (Antiquity) |
Mr James Robertson of Lyking Mr Joseph Robertson Farmer New Laith Mr. Peter Sabiston Farmer Newhouse Mr Alexander Sabiston Farmer Easthouse Re-submitted |
100 | The name given to a small knoll having the appearance of being at one time a building of some early date whether an antiquity or not, there is no sufficient proof to substantiate this supposition neither can any information relative to its origin be obtained. |
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Parish of Sandwick OrkneySigned: Kenneth Campbell C/A
Transcriber's notes
There are two additional entries:-One (in red ink):- The remains of Tumuli or Broughs
Two:- There is another feature of the same description situated about 1/4 mile NE of it named Howe of Bustan and people still recollect
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