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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUCHNESS HILL | Auchness Hill Auchness Hill Auchness Fay Auchness Fay Auchness Fay Auchness Fay |
William Harkness John Aughterson Robert Kelly Samuel Colm Peter Lamb Auchness Robert Gibb Fisher Ardwell |
027 | [Situation] ½ Mile South of Auchness A low hill of a moat like shape on the farm of Auchness the soil of which is good arable land. on it is a plantation not known by any particular name. |
| BLAEBERRY PLANTATION | Bleberry Planting Bleberry Planting Bleaberry Planting Blaeberry Planting |
John Aughterson William Harkness Robert Kelly John McMillan Ardwell |
027 | [Situation] ¼ Mile South of Auchness A plantation on the farm of Auchness the wood of which is Fir and [--] it derives its name from berrys [--] grows in it called by people of the Country Blaeberry (Blaeberry) is the proper mode of spelling this although the Country people does not spell it |
| KNOCKTAGGART | Knocktaggart Knocktaggart Knocktaggart |
William Harkness John Aughterson Robert Kelly |
027 | [Situation] ½ Mile S by E [South by East] of Auchness A low hill on the farm of Auchness of a moat like shape the soil which is good arable land. |
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Achadh (Gaelic) A field etc.
Neas (Gaelic) An Isthmus, a headland etc
Blaeberry The Bilberry etc Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary
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