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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
RIVER ERICHT River Ericht
River Ericht
River Ericht
River Ericht
Mr. Soutar, Banker, Blairgowrie
Mr. Anderson Banker Blairgowrie
Mr. Baxter
New & Old Stat: [Statistical] Accounts
052 ; 064 A considerable river having a serpentine coutse in a southerly direction, from the junction of Ardle and Black Water near Rochallie, to its confluence with the Isla near Coupar Angus. From a short distance above the Chain Bridge of Glenericht as far as the "Bridge of Craighall" this river flows through a very steep and in some places very rugged Glen or ravine, bearing the name of "Glen Ericht"
SAMUEL'S POOL Samuel's Pool
Samuel's Pool
Samuel's Pool
Mr. Robertson
J, McKinzie
Mr. Baxter
052 A deep pool in the river Ericht where a person named Samuel had been drowned hence the name
WITCH POOL Witch Pool Mr. Robertson
J. McKinzie
Mr. Baxter
052 A deep pool in the river Ericht a short distance above the Bridge of Craighall

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Ericht, a gaelic name means literally "rough" or rugged"
N.S. [New Statistical] Account

[Entry for Glen Ericht has been omitted, as it is referred back in first column:]
See page 55.

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