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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CHAPEL ROSSAN Chapel Rosson
Chapel Rosson
Chapel Rossan
Chapel Rossan
Chapel Rossan
Chapel Rossan
William Harkness
John Aughterson
Proprietors Rent Roll
Mr. Lamb Free Ch. [Church] Minister
David Cameron Coast Officer Drumore
Gazetteer of Scotland Vol 1 page 184 Published 1842
027 [Situation] 25 chains N by E [North by East] of Auchness
A small building of Ancient construction erected to commemorate the name of the place where in former times stood a church or Chapel called Chapel Rosson or the Chapel of the promontory.
CHAPEL ROSSAN BRIDGE Chapel Rosson Bridge
Chapel Rosson Bridge
Chapel Rossan Bridge
Chapel Rossan Bridge
Chapel Rossan Bridge
William Harkness
John Aughterson
Rev, [Reverend] Mr Lamb Free Church Min [Minister]
Proprietors Rent Roll
David Cameron Coast Officer Drumore
Gazetteer of Scotland Vol. [volume] 1 page 184 Published 1842
027 [Situation] 25 Chains N by E [North by East] of Auchness
A small stone Bridge with one arch over a small stream on the old road from Stoneykirk to Drumore. it is a County Bridge, it takes its name from Chapel Rosson As there is mention of an old Chapel having been here, where it stood is not known by the inhabitants.
ROSSAN KNOWES Rosson Knowes
Rosson Knowes
Rossan Knowes
Rossan Knowes
Rossan Knowes
Rossan Knowes
William Harkness
John Aughterson
Rev. [Reverend] John Lamb Free Church Min. [Minister]
Proprietors Rent Roll
David Cameron Coast Officer Drumore
Gazetteer of Scotland Published 1842, Vol. [Volume] 1 page 184
027 A long range of hills on the farm of Auchness which is planted with wood this place is well known by Rosson Knowes the word Planting is not added to it.

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Parish of Kirkmaiden

Ross (Gaelic) A promontory an Isthmus etc. arable land
An (Gaelic) A termination used as a diminutive

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