Inchgarvie, Post Office

List of Names to be corrected if necessary	Orthography, as recommended to be used in the new Plans	Other modes of Spelling the same name	Authorities for these other modes of Spelling when known	Situation	Description Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
INCH GARVIE	Inch Garvie	Inchgarvie	His [History] of Dunfermline (Chalmers)	3/4 of a mile SE [South East] by South of Northcliff	A small rocky island, situated in the centre of the Firth of Forth, between North & South Queensferry. It is very steep, except on the western part, where it slopes a little. There are the ruins of a small house and fort still to be seen on it. “In the Regency of Albany, during the minority of James 5th, Inch Garvey seems to have been employed as a State prison – Chalmers’ His [History] of Dunfermline. There is a well of fresh water at the east end of this island, considered good for household purposes
		Inchgarvie	Sibbalds His [History] of Fife & Kinross
		Inch Garvie	Map of Fife & Kinross
		Inch Garvie	Mr William Pringle
		Inch Garvie	Mr Fraser
		Inch Garvie	Mr Grant
		Inch Garvie	Johnston’s Co [County] Map
		Inch Garvie	New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
POST OFFICE	Post Office		Mr Pringle	12 chains ESE [East South East] of Northcliff	A small cottage house in the village of North Queensferry, at present used for the receipt and delivery of letters only.
		Post Office	Mr Grant
		Post Office	Name Board