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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Cushat Knock | Cushat Knock | Mr. Robt Grey | On Sheet | A prominent feature, covered | ||
| Cushat Knock | Mr. George Smailes | 27.8 | with whins, (the east end | |||
| Cushat Knock | Mr Martin Archbold | of "The Heughs"). It is a well | ||||
| Fisherman, Craster | known object to the fisher- | |||||
| -men along this coast, and | ||||||
| "Cushy Knock", origin of name | ||||||
| unknown – | ||||||
| Cushat Stiel | Cushat Stiel | Same Authorities | On Sheet | A narrow, point of flat rock | ||
| 27.8 | on the east side of Nova Scotia | |||||
| and nearly half a mile south | ||||||
| of Dustanburgh Castle – | ||||||
| Origin of name unknown | ||||||
| Nova Scotia | Nova Scotia | Same Authorities | On Sheet | An opening between the | ||
| 27.8 | rocks at "Cushat Stiel" | |||||
| into which the Sea has | ||||||
| driven a great quantity | ||||||
| of Boulders, origin of name | ||||||
| unknown | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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