OS1/31/5/87
List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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Stova | Stova Stova Stova |
Mr Mowat Miller irlsta Mr Henderson Heglibister Weisdale James Irvine Kirkagarth |
048.06 | Is applied to a prominent ridge situated about 1/2 mile to the South East of the district of Wadbister Property of Harry Cheyne Esqr. |
Chapel | Site of Chapel & Burial Ground | Mr Mowat Mr Murray Girlsta William Sybosom Wadbister James Smith Girlsta |
048.06 | This is applied to what appears to have been some ancient building. it is situated on a small prominent headland to the.N. [North] of the district of Wadbister. There is nothing remaining to identify it as a place of worship. But the traditional belief is si strong. That the inhabitants have no hesitation in showing pieces of supposed carved stones which they say were used in the building. a short distance to its S.W. [South West] there is a site of a mound of charred stones. Supposed to have been the place where the dead were either burnt of buried |
Spoiled Wife's House | Spoiled Wife's House Spoiled Wife's House Spoiled Wife's House |
James Irvine Kirkagarth Thomas Taylor Wormadale Henry Mouat Girlsta Estate Mape |
048.06 | Applies to a small Ruin. Situated about 30 Chains to the North of Long Water. The boundary between Tingwall & Whiteness runs from the South Knowe of Bodwell to the centre of this ruin, & thence to Whirls Water |
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[Page] 87County of Shetland -- Parish of Tingwall
[Signed] A.M
Chapel [Note] This is without any doubts the site of an ancient Romish Chapel the track of the building can still be Seen & the boundary of a burial Ground coval with the chapel is still defined: The chapel stood in the middle of the "Burial Ground."
Chapel [Note] This name should no doubt be altered on plan to Site of Chapel & Burial Ground: the first Examiner does not mention the Burial Ground at all, & the second only says that its boundary can be well defined: like most such objects in Shetland it is no doubt now Either under cultivation or rough pasture, with no trace remaining of a Burial Ground JTH
Chapel [Note] This name should no doubt be altered on the plan to Site of Chapel & Burial Ground: the first Examiner does not mention the Burial Ground at at, & the second only says that its boundary can be well defined: like most objects in Shetland it is no doubt now Either under cultivation or rough pasture, with no trace remaining of a Burial ground JCM
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