OS1/31/6/99
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neigarth | Neigarth | Mr. James Anderson Teacher Vidlin Mr. [William] Hunter Skelberry Mr. Sutherland Vidlin Val [Valuation] Roll |
038.02 | This Name Applies to a Crofters house Situated on the South Side of Schoolhouse burn and 14 Chains South West of Orgill property of Sheriff Bell |
| Site of Brough |
Site of Brough Site of Brough Site of Brough Site of Brough |
Mr. Hugh Tarl Mason, Laxo. Mr. Alexander Sutherland Lochend, Levaneap Mr. Sutherland Merchant Vidlin Mr. John Anderson Schoolmaster Vidlin. etc etc etc. |
038.02 | The Site of an Ancient Brough or Pictish Fort. Situated on a Conspicuous point at the South end of "Vidlin Voe", and at the N. [North] end of "Loch of Vidlin". In the year A. D. 1829 the few stones that remained of the Brough were used for the building of a Methodist Chapel which Stands partly on its Site. The Site is well known by the name: but the building is considered to have belonged to a very ancient period. |
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[Page] 99Shetland Parish of Lunnasting
[Signed] William Fraser C/A [Civilian Assistant]
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