Editing Cromartyshire (section)

===Other sources===
Some places not included within Cromartyshire in the Ordnance Survey map are stated by earlier sources to have been within it. The 1859 edition of the ''[[Encyclopædia Britannica]]'' asserts that Royston Park (now [[Caroline Park]]) outside [[Edinburgh]], the city residence of the Viscount Tarbat, was also considered part of Cromartyshire.<ref name="Britannica1859" /> Nimmo's 1807 list includes:<ref name="Mackenzie16"/>
* "the [[mortmain|mortified]] lands of the town of [[Fortrose]]", two patches totalling less than 50 acres in [[Rosemarkie]] parish, which were bequeathed to the burgh of Cromarty. A 1794 account of Rosemarkie parish states that there are two mortifications, but for the poor of ''[[Chanonry]]'', not Cromarty.<ref name="Sinclair1794">{{cite book|last=Wood |first=Alexander |editor=Sir John Sinclair|title=The statistical account of Scotland: Drawn up from the communications of the ministers of the different parishes|chapter-url=https://books.google.com/books?id=SzItAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA344|access-date=2 April 2013|volume=11|year=1794|publisher=W. Creech|pages=344–5|chapter=26: Rosemarkie}}</ref>
* Ussie Mills (between Dingwall and [[Conon Bridge]]).
* salmon-fishing rights on the [[River Conon]].