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Although several tales exist as to why Rosehearty
received its name, it is most likely they are but stories. In fact
the more realistic source of the name is from the Gaelic "Ross';
meaning a promontory and "ard" a height. However, Pratt
suggests it may also be from Rossachdair, "the anchorage ground
near the promontory".
The name Pitsligo is of Pictish origin as are the
nearby Pittulie and Pittendrum.
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