OS1/35/52/51
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KIRVENNIE HILL | kirvenny hill kirvennie. |
g mchaffie esq provost. mr w mcadam brunthouse. ainslie's map 1782. r engrs map 1819. |
020 | a very high hill commanding an extensive view from its summit. the cumberland hills can be seen distinctly from this hill clear days without the use of telescopethere is a trig.(drawing of triangle) on its summit called after this name ( by trig canty)- |
| PHILIP HILL | philip hill | g mc haffie esq provost. mr w mc adam brunthouse |
020 | A rather high and prominent hill on the summit is a plantation, primarilly consisting of firs.- |
| WINDY HILL | g mc haffie esq provost. | 020 | A rather extensive hill there is an old quarry on its summit- |
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