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BIRSE |
Birse, (Parish) |
Gazetter of Scotland
Statistical account of aberdeenshire.
Dyce Nicol Esqr. Ballogie. |
093 ; 101 ; 102 ; 103 |
A quotation from the Gazetter of Scotland, dated 1792.
States; that the ancient name of this Parish is said to
have been Press, meaning in Gaelic a Wood or
Thicket. A great deal of the Parish is Covered with
Natural Wood, Such as Fir, Birch, Ash, Alder,
Mountain ash, Gean, or black Cherry, Holly, Hazel, Aspen, and Oak. The name seems to have been written Preiss,
then Breiss & this was inscribed on the Communion Cups about a Century ago, in some writings it is Brass
and it now obtains the name of Birse. The Statistical Account of Aberdeenshire, states, that, "The appearance
of the Parish is hilly and mountainous. If viewed from the highest ground on its western side, it would be seen
to consist of three distinct valleys, running eastwards towards the Dee, and separated from each other
by two ranges of hills. That on the South is the largest and forms the valley of the Feugh. Its western extremity
Called the Forest of Birse; is narrow, and the appearance of it is bleak and wild; but at the distance of about
five miles from its commencement, the valley expands suddenly to a considerable breadth, improving in
appearance and in Soil, and forming the chief part of the property of Finzean.
There are abundance of Common Springs of water found in all parts of the Parish. A few Chalybeates exist
in it, though none of them are of much eminence, one of them resembling in some measure, when analyzed
the Moffat Waters, was discovered a few years ago, near the Suspension bridge of Aboyne over the Dee and was [Continued on p.2] |
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frequented for some time by the neighboring invalids with apparent benefit; but its celebrity seems now on
the wane. The ancient history of the Parish is involved in much obscurity; like that of many others.
"The multitude of tumuli; however, Scattered in all directions on the Mountain Sides, would indicate that
it was the Scene, in former days, of battle and of blood. One immense Cairn exists in the Woods of Finzean,
though now much beneath its original size; and on the adjacent hill are to be seen a great number of smaller
Cairns or tumuli; while a little farther eastward a long granite Stone, such as was used in ancient times
to mark the grave of some eminent person, was dug up a good many Years ago, and now stands on the top of
the hill of Corsedarder. These appearances taken in Connection would lead us to the belief of some serious
battle having taken place, and that a Chief had been Killed on the spot alluded to. But whether
that Chief was, as has been said, an ancient King or prince of Scotland, named Dardanus, cannot
now be ascertained. It is far from unlikely that many of the tumuli every where visible, Mark
the resting place of individuals Slain in some highland foray for Cattle into the lowlands; for which
the upper districts were at one time so famous. On such occasions, the hills and mountains of this Parish
lying as they do betwixt the North and the South Country, must often have been the Scene where the
fugitives and the pursuers, encountered each other, and disputed the prize; and these tumuli would
indicate that the encounters did not always pass over without blood. This idea derives some
probability of truth, from the circumstance, that there is a mountain pass leading through this Parish
across the Grampians, to the South Country, Known to this day as the Cattrin road; or perhaps, 'raid'; [Continued p. 3] |
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raid:- a clear proof that this district was at one time well Known to, and frequented by, the 'Cattrin; in their
incursions from the higher & more northern districts to and from the South.
There are no antiquities in the Parish of much Celebrity. In the district called the Forest, Stands part of an
old Castellated ruin, on which, however, no date can be seen. It appears to have been built at a
period when there were no Settled inhabitants in that glen. Tradition says it was erected by
Bishop Gordon of Aberdeen, for a hunting seat. Another and more imperfect ruin Stands near
Easter Clune, beside which had also existed formerly an Episcopal place of Worship, and a
Small burying ground. No tradition connected with this ruin exists in the neighborhood.
"A few Years ago, four Silver Coins were dug out of a grave in the Church-yard. They are much worn, but
had originally been nearly the size of modern half-Crowns. They bear the inscription of Robertus Scotorum
Rex, on one side and on the other, Villa Edinburgh,' Villa Perth; The Chief buildings in the Parish
are the Mansion houses of Finzean and Ballogie. The former is an old house, built in the form
of three sides of a square; the latter is, to a great extent, a Modern building.
The Church was erected in 1779. and is a plain substantial building, Capable of Containing
between 500 And 600 persons. The last addition was made in 1834, rendering it a large and
Commodious house." There is a small Roman Catholic place of worship, dedicated to St.
Michael. The number of schools in the Parish is four, viz. one parochial school, Supported
by the Heritors of the Parish, one supported by the Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge, in
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in Edinburgh, one by an endowment from the fund of Dr. [Doctor] Gilbert. In the two latter the children
are taught gratis; and an Infant School, Supported by Dyce Nicol Esq. Ballogie, & a grant from Government.
A parochial religious library was established in 1829, and has met with tolerable success.
The books are given out gratis. There are two fairs held annually at the Bridge of Potarch.
Note. There is no portion of this parish detached, but a portion of the
parish of Aboyne and Glentanar (Det.) [Detached] is situated in this Parish.
Robert Dobson, Lce. Corpl. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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PANANICH HILL |
Pananich Hill
Pananich Hill
Pananich Hill
Pananich Hill
Pananich Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mr. J. Grant
Mr. J. Steven
New Statistical Account |
091 ; 092 |
A large hill situated on the south side of the river Dee. It extends from the south-east side of Glen Muick to the lower end of the Pulloch Burn, The celebrated mineral wells of the same name are situated at the bottom of north face of this hill. Property of H.R.H. [His Royal Highness] The Prince of Wales & the Marquis of Huntly. |
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Aberdeenshire
GEALLAIG HILL On Sheet 91 [Crossed out] |
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PULLOCH BURN |
Pulloch Burn
Pulloch Burn
Pulloch Burn
Poulach Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Smith Ballater.
Mr. J. Grant Abergairn, Ballater
Mr. J Steven Milton of Ballaterach
Black's Map of Scotd. [Scotland] |
091 ; 092 |
A large mountain stream, rising near the summit of Pananich Hill, on the Glen Muick side, and flowing South-eastward till it empties itself into the river Dee near Milton of Ballaterach. |
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Aberdeenshire
PULLOCH BURN See Page 16
ROCKING STONE See Page 34 [Pecularities] & Information respecting this Stone will be supplied
when the Parish is returned to this Div [Divisional] Office with O.M.O. [Ordnance Map Office] Remarks |
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BELLAMORE |
Bellamore
Bellamore
Bellamore
Bellamore
Bellamore
Dalemore |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Smith Ballater
Mr. J. Steven Mill of Bellamore
Mr. J. Grant Abergairn Ballater
Rent Receipt
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1859 - 60
Black's Map of Scotd. [Scotland] |
092 |
A dwelling-house consisting of two tenements, one story high, thatched & in bad condition. Property of the Marquis of Huntly. Aboyne Castle |
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MILL OF BELLAMORE (Corn & Barley) |
Mill of Bellamore
Mill of Bellamore
Mill of Bellamore
Mill of Bellamore |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Smith.
Mr. J. Steven, Tenant.
Mr. J. Grant
Rent Receipt |
092 |
A corn and barley mill with dwelling house adjacent, situated near to Bellamore, former two stories, latter one, both slated & in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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BELLAMORE CRAIG |
Bellamore Craig
Bellamore Craig
Bellamore Craig |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Smith
Mr. J. Steven
Mr. J. Grant |
092 |
A conspicuous craig on the south-east face of Pananich Hill, on the Estate of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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BALLATERACH |
Ballaterach
Ballaterach
Ballaterach
Ballaterach
Ballatrich |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Smith
Mr. J. Grant
Mr. J. Steven
Rent Receipt
Val: [Valuation] Roll 1859 - 60 |
092 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling-house & offices two stories in height, slated & in good condition. Property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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MILTON OF BALLATERACH |
Milton of Ballaterach
Milton of Ballaterach
Milton of Ballaterach |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Smith
Mr. J. Steven
Mr. J. Grant
Rent Receipt |
092 |
An extensive sawmill, with two dwelling-houses adjacent, consisting of four tenements, one story high, slated & in good repair Property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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CRAIG MUILICH See Page 16 |
Craig Muilich
Craig Muilich
Craig Muilich
Craig Muilich on trace |
Rev [Reverend] J. Smith
Mr. J. Steven
Mr. J. Grant |
092 |
A small but prominent Crag situated immediately south of Milton of Ballaterach on the Estate of the Marquis of Huntly |
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BLACK CRAIG |
Black Craig
Black Craig
Black Craig |
Francis Stephens, Graystone
Mrs Margaret Begg Tombay
Mr Smith late Schoolmaster Ballater |
092 |
A large hill covered with heathy pasture, which lies about one mile to the South of Dee Castle |
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RED CRAIG See Page 11 |
Red Craig
Red Craig
Red Craig |
Francis Stephens
Mrs Begg
Mrs Smith Ballatter |
092 |
A small hill covered with heathy pasture, situated, about half to the NE [North East] of Black Craig and the same distance S.E. [South East] of Dee Castle |
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GRAYSTONE |
Graystone
Graystone
Graystone
Greystone |
Rent Receipt
Francis Stephens Tenant
Mrs Smith Ballater
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1859 - 60 |
092 |
A farm steading one storey high, thatched and in good repair
The most noble The Marquis of Huntley proprietor |
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GREYSTONE [1895] |
For 1" purposes only 1895 |
James Macdonald Esq., The Farm, Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
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TOMBAY |
Tombay
Tombay
Tombay |
Rent Receipt
Mrs Margaret Begg Tenant,
Mr Smith Ballater |
092 |
A crofter's house, one storey high, with offices, slated and in good repair, The Marquis of Huntly Proprietor. |
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BURN OF BOONIE |
Burn of Boonie
Burn of Boonie
Burn of Boonie |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A Small Stream rises about half a mile West of Craigara Slick, and flows into the Tanner. |
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CRAIG-NA-SLIGE |
Craigna Slick
Craigna Slick
Craigna Slick |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A large hill feature. |
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SLAIN-NA-GOUR |
Slain-na Gour
Slain-na Gour
Slain-na Gour |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner.
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A large hill feature.
Named Red Craig by Inverness Division |
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Parish of Aboyne & Glentanner & Glenmuick
CREAG-NA-SLIGE
"Sliabh - A mountain, or Hill of the first magnitude" (Gaelic)
"Slige - A shell, the scale in a balance". [Ibid]
"Sleagh - A spear"
SLAIN-NA-GOUR
More likely Sliabh na' Gour or Gabhar , "moor of the Goats" JMcD |
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W J 220.6
For pencil remarks in this O.N. Bk [Ordnance Name Book] by
Mr James Macdonald. The Farm Huntly.
See letter attached to O.N. Bk [Ordnance Name Book] of the Phs [Parishes] of
Crathie and Braemar (parts of) and Glenmuick
Tullich and Glengairn (part of)
Sheets 79. 80. 81. 90 & 91 page 5
[Signed] Alexander McD
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TOM LAIR |
Tom Lair
Tom Lair
Tom Lair |
Mr John Milne Glentanner
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner |
092 |
A flat piece of rough pasture. |
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CRAIG DAW |
Craig Daw
Craig Daw
Craig Daw |
Mr John Milne Glentanner
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner |
092 |
A Craggy precipice bordering on the banks of the Tanner. |
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Phs. [Parishes] of Glenmuick, Aboyne & Glentanner |
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CRAIGRAE BEG |
Craigray Beg |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper Jun [Junior]
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior] Gamekeeper |
092 |
A low hill, ridged like in Shape, and situated near the Black Moss. |
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BLACK MOSS |
Black Moss |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper Jun [Junior]
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior] Gamekeeper |
092 |
A Small patch of fine Bog. The Ballater people and Tenants have a right to cut peats on it |
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KNOCKIE BRANAR |
Knockie Branar |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper Jun [Junior]
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior] Gamekeeper |
092 |
A fine circular hill situated about a mile north from Etnach. |
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BAD-NA-BAN |
Bad-Na-Ban |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior] Gamekeeper |
092 |
A Small patch of marshy ground, but in the summer season it is excellent pasture ground. |
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Parish of Glenmick
CRAIGRAE BEG
"Craig - A rock
Rae - A roe deer" - Jamieson
"Beag - Little, small etc." - (Gaelic) - Literally Craig of the little Roe. |
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LACH-NA-GUALAINN |
Lach-na-Gualain |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
092 |
A fine circular hill situated about a mile north of Etnach. |
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COIRE MEACAN |
Cairrie Meachan |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] |
092 |
An extensive flat of fine pasture ground, situated near to Etnach. |
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GLEN DUBH |
Glen Dhui |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] |
092 |
A narrow glen stretching from the Black Moss, till near the bridge of Glendui |
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BURN OF GLENDUBH |
Burn of Glen Dhui |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
092 |
A Small Stream rising in the black Moss, and flowing in an eastern direction for a distance of three miles to its confluence with the Tanner Water. |
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Parish of Glenmuick
*LACH-NA-GUALAINN
K, is more Le.
h is here wrong?
Should be "Lack-na-gualam" from Leac nan Colum i.e. The Pigeon Declivity
Leac is the word most commonly used JMcD
"Leac. A flat Stone, a declivity, a tomb stone."
"Gualann. A mountain projection, a shoulder"
"Lach - A wild duck, or A duck." (Gaelic.)
"Calman, Colman, Colum, Colm, A Dove or Pigeon" (Gaelic)
COIRE MEACAN
"Meacan - A root, tree, or plant."
"Coire - A circular hollow surrounded with hills, a mountain dell, a whirlpool." (Gaelic)
GLEN DUBH
*Lathach-na-Gualainn - the Moss (or peat bog, or Mire) of the Shoulder (of the Hill).
The pronunciation of this in the North Highlands is as near as possible Lach-na-Gualainn, and is considered to be a good rendering of the word.
BURN OF GLENDUBH
"Nom. [Nominative] - Dubh
Gen. [Genitive] - Duibhe
Black, dark, Sad Mournful." (Gaelic) |
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COIRE OF CORN ARN |
Coirrie of Corn Arn |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper |
092 |
A fine circular feature in the hill of Corn Arn. |
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SHANK OF CORN ARN |
Shank of Corn Arn |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper |
092 |
A projection from the hill of Carn Arn. |
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BRAES O' BEGARRY |
Brae O' Begarry |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper |
092 |
The Steep slops on each side of the Pollagach Burn, and remarkable for fine pasture. |
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Parish of Glenmuick
COIRE OF CORN ARN
"Whether is this a Corrie or a hill, that is meant by a feature. A feature in the hill."
BLACK CRAIG See Page 9 [Crossed out]
TOM LAIR See Page 12 [Crossed out] |
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POLLAGACH BURN |
Pollagach Burn |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram Gamekeeper Sen. [Senior]
Mr WIlliam Ingram Gamekeeper Jun. [Junior] |
092 |
A Small mountain Stream rising in the Pollagach Bog and flowing eastward a few miles to its confluence with the Dee |
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CREAG MULLACH |
Craig Muilach |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram Gamekeeper Sen. [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper Jun. [Junior] |
092 |
A Small hillock situated near the Mill of Cairn More The property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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WELL OF AUCHLAWS |
Well of Auchlaws |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper Mr. William Ingram Gamekeeper Sen. [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper Jun. [Junior] |
092 |
A fine spring well, situated about three miles south of the Mill of Carnmore |
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BURN OF CORN ARN |
Burn of Corn Arn |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram Gamekeeper Sen. [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper Jun. [Junior] |
092 |
A Small Stream rising at the foot of Corn Arn Hill and flows a short distance east then joins the Pollagach Burn |
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Parish of Glenmuick
POLLAGACH BURN
pron? [pronounced] Pulloch Burn JMcD
"Pollagach - Of or belonging to little pools, pits, ponds or dimples"
"Pulagach - Abounding in round stones, like a round Stone or ball" (Gaelic)
CREAG MULLACH See Page 8
"Mullach - the top, summit, a height, an eminence etc." (Gaelic)
"Muileag - A cranberry, moor berry etc." (Ibid)
"Creag - A rock, a crag" - (Ibid) |
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SHIELS OF GLENDUBH |
Shiels of Glendhui |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram jun [junior] Gamekeeper |
092 |
A ruin |
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BRIDGE OF GLENDUBH |
Bridge of Glendhui |
Mr. John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram jun [Junior] Gamekeeper |
092 |
A wooden bridge across the burn of Glendhui three miles east from Etnach |
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CAIRN NAIRVIE |
Cairn Nairvie |
Mr. John Milne Gameheeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen [Senior] Gamekeeper
Mr, William Ingram jun. [Junior] Gamekeeper |
092 |
A hill, of considerable extent and elevation situated about a mile east from Etnach |
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BOG OF CAIRN-NAIRVIE |
Bog of Cairn Nairvie |
Mr. John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram Jun. [Junior] Gamekeeper |
092 |
This name is applied to a flat piece of bog ground, lying between the Shiels of Glendhui and the hill of Cairn Nairvie |
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FIR HILLOCK |
Fir Hillock |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] |
092 |
A circular hillock planted with fir, situated two miles, east from Etnach. |
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WATER OF TANNER |
Water of Tanner |
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A fine mountain stream rising in the hills near the watershed between the Shires of Aberdeen and Forfar, and flowing in an easterly direction a distance of about 16 miles, to its confluence with the Dee near the Village of Aboyne |
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CRAIG OF WOODEND |
Craig of Woodend
Craig of Woodend
Craig of Woodend |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A large hill feature planted with Fir; the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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FOREST OF GLENTANNER |
Forest of Glentanner.
Forest of Glentanner.
Forest of Glentanner. |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
An extensive district in the Parish of Aboyne & Glentanner, planted with excellent fir, it is strictly preserved, and is supposed to be one of the finest Deer Forests in the North of Scotland. |
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FIRMOUNT ROAD |
Firmount Road
Firmount Road
Firmount Road |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A road extending from Glentanner across the Grampians to Glen esK, and was formerly used as a drove road, but now in bad repair. |
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Phs. [Parishes] of Aboyne & Glentanner and Glenmuick |
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BURN OF SKINNA |
Burn of Skinna
Burn of Skinna
Burn of Skinna |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A large stream formed by the Burns of Drum and the East Burn of Drum, and flows in a Northly direction for about 1½ miles, and flows into the Water of Tanner, about ½ a mile West of the Bridge of KnocKieside. |
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BURN OF COUNSELTREE |
Burn of Counseltree
Burn of Counseltree
Burn of Counseltree |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A small stream rises about ½ a mile North of the Drum, and flows into the Burn of Skinna. |
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THE STRONE |
The Strone
The Strone
The Strone |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A large hill feature. |
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THE DRUM |
The Drum
The Drum
The Drum |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A large hill feature. |
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ALLT-NA-CLOCH |
Allt-na-Cloch |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
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A Small mountain stream rising at the foot of the Black Craig, and flows a few miles in an northern direction to its confluence with the Tanner Water, three miles east from Etnach. |
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Parish of Glenmuick |
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Forest of Glentanner See Page 19 [Crossed out]
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BURN OF ALTNAHARVY |
Burn of Altnaharvy
Burn of Altnaharvy
Burn of Altnaharvy |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner
Mr. A. Ritchie, Glentanner |
092 |
A Small Stream rises near Baudna Muick, and flows into the Water of Allachy. |
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BAD-NA-MUIG |
Baud-na Muick
Baud-na Muick
Baud-na Muick |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner
Mr. A. Ritchie, Glentanner |
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A large hill feature. |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill
White Hill |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner
Mr. A. Ritchie, Glentanner |
092 |
A large hill feature. |
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Parish of Aboyne & Glentanner & Glenmuick
BAD-NA-MUIG
More likely Bad na Muc
Muig wd. [would] not come in here after art. [article].
"Bad - A tuft, cluster, bunch etc."
"Na. - the.
"Muig - Cloudy, Dark, gloom, gloomy, misty or dark"
"Muc. - A sow or Pig, a perch".
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TOM DUIS |
Tam Dews
Tam Dews
Tam Dews |
Mr John Milne Glentanner
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner |
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A large hill feature. |
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GRAMPIAN MOUNTAINS |
Grampian Mountains |
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Described and Authenticated in Object Name Books of adjoining Cos [Counties] |
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TOM DUIS
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MARCH BURN |
March Burn
March Burn
March Burn |
Mr Robert Milne Gamekeeper
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Gamekeeper |
092 |
A small stream in the Forest of Glentanner, falling into the Water of Tanner and for its whole length forming the boundary between the parishes of Glenmuick and Aboyne and Glentanner. |
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GLEN TANNER |
Glen Tanner
Glen Tanner
Glen Tanner |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner
Mr. John Ogg, Aboyne.
Mr John Moggach aboyne. |
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A long narrow winding Glen, Stretching from near the foot of Mount Keen, in a N [North]-Easterly direction to near the Village of Aboyne, Near the foot of the glen there are a few flat fields of arable land, but further up the glen the banks are closely planted with fine fir trees. |
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THE GLEN (In Ruins) |
The Glen
The Glen |
Mr. John Milne
Mr. William Ingram
Mr. Alexander Anderson |
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A ruin. |
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BERRY'S BURN |
Berrie's Burn |
Mr. John Milne
Mr. William Ingram
Mr. Alexander Anderson |
092 |
A small stream rising near the foot of the bawd hill, and flowing in an eastern direction for a few miles, to its confluence with the Tanner Water. |
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BIRKENHILLOCK (In Ruins) |
Birkenhillock |
Mr. John Milne
Mr. William Ingram
Mr. Alexander Anderson |
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A ruin. |
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Parish of Aboyne & Glentanner
CRAIG OF WOODEND See Page 19 [Crossed out] |
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MILL OF BRAELOINE (Corn) |
Mill of Braeloine
Mill of Braeloine |
Mr Peter Begg Tenant
Mr John Milne Knockieside
Mr William Ingram Etnach |
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A corn and meal mill in working condition. The property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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BRIDGE OF TANNER |
Bridge of Tanner |
Mr Peter Begg Tenant
Mr John Milne Knockieside
Mr William Ingram Etnach |
092 |
A small bridge of one arch across the "Tanner Water" near the Mill of Braeloine; erected at an early period for the accomodation of people going to the Mill. |
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LOCHIE 0' THE GLEN |
Lochie O' the Glen |
Mr Peter Begg Tenant
Mr John Milne Knockieside
Mr William Ingram Etnach |
092 |
This name is applied to what may now be considered a marsh. A great many traditional tales are connected with this Loch, but they are too rediculous [ridiculous] to be made mention of here |
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WOODEND |
Woodend |
Mr. John Milne GameKeeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior]
Mr. William Ingram Jun. [Junior] |
092 |
An excellent shooting Lodge and farm steading neatly situated on the roadside from Aboyne to Etnach. |
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BRIDGE OF KNOCKIESIDE |
Bridge of Knockieside |
Mr. John Milne GameKeeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior]
Mr. William Ingram Jun. [Junior] |
092 |
A bridge of one arch across the Tanner Water situated near to Woodend. Erected by the Marquis of Huntly in 1869 for the accomodation of Gentlemen hunting in the forest. |
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KNOCKIE |
Knockie |
Mr. John Milne
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior]
Mr. William Ingram Jun. [Junior] |
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A small circular hill planted with fir The property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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BRONZE CELTS and CUPS FOUND HERE [Knockie] |
Bronze Celts and Cups |
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About twenty years since while a man was employed removing a cairn he came upon two Cups and six Celts (all bronze) James Ogg Esq., Aboyne has one of the Celts in his possession, but it is not known who has the others. |
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KNOCKIESIDE |
Knockieside |
Mr John Milne Tenant
Rent Rent Receipt |
092 |
A dwellinghouse one storey slated and in good repair. |
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BRAELOINE |
Braeloine
Braeline |
Mr Alexander Anderson Tenant
Valluation Roll |
092 |
A few ruinous looking houses, formerly the residence of the Laird of Glentanner. |
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BELLASTREEN |
Bellastreen
Bellastreen
Bellastreen
Ballustreen |
Mr. William Milne, Factor. Aboyne Castle.
Mr. John Moggach aboyne
Mr. John Ogg. aboyne.
Valuation Roll |
092 |
A farm house occupied by Adam Begg, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly aboyne Castle. |
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BOGANGLAIK |
Boganglaik
Boganglaik
Boganglaik
Boganglaik |
Mr. William Milne, Factor. Aboyne Castle.
Mr. John Moggach aboyne
Mr. John Ogg. aboyne.
Valuation Roll |
092 |
A farm house occupied by Adam Begg, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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BIG STANE 0' CARN BEAG |
Big Stane o' Carn Beag
Rocking Stone |
Mr. William Ingram Senr. [Senior](Etnach)
Mr. William Ingram Junr [Junior] (Etnach) |
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This object is situated on the East side of the Pollagach Burn and about a mile and a half South of Ballaterach farm house.
The "Rocking Stone", which rests on a natural piece of rock on the top of a ravine about 200 feet above the bed of the Burn is a rough Elliptical spheroid, (or rather, "Egg-shaped",) about 12 feet, in length through major axis and 9 feet through Minor axis, and is supposed to weigh about 20 Tons. The point of oscillation rests on a flat rock, and when seen from below the Stone appears to be so weakly supported that it would impress a passer-by with a sense of danger.-
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ROCKING STONE [Big Stane o' CaRn Beag] |
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The "Rocking Stone", which rests on a natural piece of rock on the top of a ravine about 200 feet above the bed of the Burn is a rough Elliptical spheroid, (or rather, "Egg-shaped",) about 12 feet, in length through major axis and 9 feet through Minor axis, and is supposed to weigh about 20 Tons. The point of oscillation rests on a flat rock, and when seen from below the Stone appears to be so weakly supported that it would impress a passer-by with a sense of danger.- The Rocking Stone is known in the district by the name of "Big Stane o' Carn Beag". |
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"Stane - Stone". (Jamieson)
"Carn - A heap or pile of Stones, raised over the tombs of heroes."
"Beag - Little, small, etc."- (Gaelic)
Literally - Large stone of the Little Cairn.
"Among the vast variety of Druid Monuments in North Britain, one of the most interesting is the Rocking Stone, which
seems to have existed, in every country and every period. That those singular Stones are Druid remains Cannot be
easily doubted, by the scepticism, which denies the evidence of Druid remains in North Britain. It was, after the sublime truths
of Druidism, had fallen into the grossness of superstition, and the pure adoration of the Deity had degenerated into delusive imposition, that
the Rocking Stones, whether natural, or artificial, were brought in, either to induce belief, or to heighten devotion. And these rocking Stones
are still to be seen, the objects of learned Curiosity, but of ignorant wonder, in every district of North Bitain, as well as in Cornwall and in Wales".
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DALWHING |
Dalwhing
Dalwhing
Dalwhing
Dalwhing |
Mr. William Milne. Factor Aboyne Castle.
Mr. John Moggach
Mr. John Ogg Aboyne.
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house occupied by Thomas Nicol, the property of the Marqs [Marquis] of Huntly, Aboyne Castle. |
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GRAYSTONE |
Graystone
Graystone
Graystone
Graystone |
Mr. William Milne. Factor Aboyne Castle.
Mr. John Moggach
Mr. John Ogg Aboyne.
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house occupied by Peter Ewan, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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GARTHEND |
Garthend
Garthend
Garthend |
Mr. William Milne. Factor Aboyne Castle.
Mr. John Moggach
Mr. John Ogg Aboyne. |
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A Cottage occupied by William Cooper, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly |
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BRIDGE OF ASH |
Bridge of Ash
Bridge of Ash
Bridge of Ash |
Mr. William Milne
Mr. John Moggach
Mr. John Milne Glentannar |
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A Stone bridge of one arch, across the Water of Tanner, about one Mile West of Aboyne. |
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AULDROY |
Oldroy
Oldroy
Oldroy |
Mr. William Milne
Mr. John Moggach
Mr. John Milne Glentannar |
093 |
A Cottage occupied by Robert Davidson, Gamekeeper, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly |
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WATER OF TANNER See Page 18 [Crossed out] |
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BRIDGEND COTTAGE |
Bridgend Cottage
Bridgend Cottage
Bridgend Cottage |
Mr. John Moggach Forester Aboyne Castle
Mr. John Ogg. Aboyne
Mr. John Milne. Glentanner |
093 |
A neat dwelling house occupied by the Rev. [Reverend] James McKenzie, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly, Aboyne Castle |
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BRIDGE INN |
Bridge Inn (Public Ho. [House])
Bridge Inn (Public Ho. [House])
Bridge Inn (Public Ho. [House]) |
Mr. John Moggach Forester Aboyne Castle
Mr. John Ogg. Aboyne
Mr. John Milne, Glentanner |
093 |
A commodious dwelling house, occupied by Mrs. Jane Ogg, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly Aboyne Castle |
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MANSE [nr Bridgend Cottage] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Mr. John Moggach Forester Aboyne Castle
Mr. John Ogg. Aboyne
Mr John Milne. Glentanner |
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A good dwelling house occupied by the Rev. [Reverend] James Jenkins. |
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LADY PARK |
Lady Park
Lady Park
Lady Park |
Mr. John Moggach Forester Aboyne Castle
Mr John Ogg. Aboyne
Mr. John Milne. Glentanner |
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A large Wood, Chiefly planted with fir, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE |
Suspension Bridge
Suspension Bridge
Suspension Bridge |
Mr. John Moggach
Mr. John Ogg
Mr. John Milne |
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A fine bridge across the River Dee. errected by George Earl of Aboyne in 1830. |
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AULD-DINNIE BURN |
Old dinnie Burn
Old dinnie Burn
Old dinnie Burn |
Mr. John Moggach
Mr. John Ogg
Mr. John Milne |
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A large Stream rises West of the hill of Carmaferg. and flows in a N. E. [North East] direction and joins the River Dee. a little West of Aboyne. |
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RIVER DEE |
River Dee
River Dee
River Dee |
Mr. John Moggach
Mr. John Ogg
Mr. John Milne |
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A large river rises on the Mountain of Braeriach, and flows in an easterly direction for about 100 miles and falls into the German Ocean, at the City of Aberdeen. |
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CRAIGENDINNIE |
Craigendinnie
Craigendinnie
Craigendinnie |
Mr. William Milne Factor aboyne Castle.
Mr. John Moggach Forester. aboyne castle.
Mr. John Ogg aboyne |
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A farm house occupied by John Davidson, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. Aboyne Castle. |
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Parish of Aboyne & Glentanner
CRAIGENDINNIE
See Creagan Dinnie page 87
Supposed to be derived from Creag-an-dunaidh i.e. The Rock of Misfortunes
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DYKE-END |
Dyke end
Dyke end
Dyke end |
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell |
093 |
A Croft occupied by James Smith. the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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BIRSEBEG |
Birsebeg
Birsebeg
Birsebeg
Birsebeg |
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house occupied by Peter Cattanach, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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TILLIESCOOK |
Tilliescook
Tilliescook
Tilliescook |
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell |
093 |
A Croft, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside
Waterside
Waterside
Waterside |
Mr. John Moggach Aboyne
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house occupied by Francis Ramsay, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly Aboyne Castle. |
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BIRSEMORE |
Birsemore
Birsemore
Birsemore
Birsemore |
Mr. John Moggach Aboyne
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house occupied by Charles Young, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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PARKSIDE |
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside |
Mr. John Moggach Aboyne
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Valuation Roll |
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A Croft occupied by John Simpson, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE |
Suspension Bridge
Suspension Bridge
Suspension Bridge |
Mr. John Moggach Forester Aboyne Castle.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie |
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A fine bridge across the River Dee, errected in 1830 by Earl George of Aboyne. |
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HAUGH OF BIRSEMORE |
Haugh of Birsemore
Haugh of Birsemore
Haugh of Birsemore
Haugh of Birsemore |
Mr. John Moggach Forester Aboyne Castle.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house occupied by John Roger, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly Aboyne Castle. |
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KNAPPY PARK |
Knappy Park
Knappy Park
Knappy Park |
Mr. John Moggach Forester Aboyne Castle.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie |
093 |
A large wood the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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FREE CHURCH |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] William Robertson F.C. [Free Church] Manse
Mr. John Moggach. Aboyne
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell |
093 |
A plain building errected in 1843 and Supported by the Sustentation fund, & Contains Sittings for about 360, the incumbent is the Revd. [Reverend] William Robertson F.C. [Free Church] Manse. |
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MANSE |
F.C. [Free Church] Manse
F.C. [Free Church] Manse
F.C. [Free Church] Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] William Robertson F.C. [Free Church] Manse
Mr. John Moggach. Aboyne
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell |
093 |
A good dwelling house occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] William Robertson. |
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ROADSIDE COTTAGE |
Roadside Cottage
Roadside Cottage
Roadside Cottage |
Mr. John Moggach Aboyne.
Mr. Alexander Lumsden
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell |
093 |
A Cottage Occupied by Alexander Lumsden, the property of the Marqs. [Marquis] of Huntly. |
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CHURCH |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Charles Dunn Manse.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell. |
093 |
A plain building errected in 1779, the Parish Church of Birse, under the patronage, of the Crown, & Contains Sittings for about 600, the incumbent is the Revd. [Reverend] Charles Dunn. |
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MANSE |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] Charles Dunn Manse.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell. |
093 |
A good dwelling house Occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] Charles Dunn. |
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SCHOOL |
School (Parish)
School (Parish)
School (Parish) |
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Esson
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell |
093 |
A School for boys & girls Supported by the Heritors of the Parish, the average Number of Schoolars between 50 & 60 & the teacher is the Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Esson. |
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BIRSE |
Birse. |
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Esson
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell |
093 |
There is no proper Village of Birse but the name applies to the Church, and Manse etc. |
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KINMINITY |
Kinminity
Kinminity
Kinminity
Kinminity |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house occupied by Charles Jolly, the property of Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour. |
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RIVER DEE |
River Dee
River Dee
River Dee |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr William Dinnie Marywell. |
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A large River rises on the mountain of Braeriach and after flowing an easterly direction of about 100 miles falls into the German Ocean, at the City of Aberdeen. |
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BURN OF BIRSE |
Burn of Birse
Burn of Birse
Burn of Birse
Burn of Birse |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour.
Mr. John Calder. Drumneachie
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie
Gazetter of Scotland |
093 |
A large Stream extends about a 1/4 of a Mile South West of Newmill where it Changes its Name to Baudylace Burn and flows into the River Dee about half a mile North of Balna Craig. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house occupied by Duncan Ferres, the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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DRUMNEACHIE |
Drumneachie
Drumneachie
Drumneachie
Drumneachie |
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house occupied by Robert & John Calder, the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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OLDYLEIPER |
Oldyleiper
Oldyleiper
Oldyleiper
Oldyleiper |
Francis J Cochran Esq. Balfour
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr William Dinnie Marywell
Valuation Roll |
93 |
A farm house occupied by Peter Duncan, the property of Francis J Cochran Esq. Balfour. |
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POOR HOUSE [Birse] |
Poorshouse
Poorshouse
Poorshouse |
Mr Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr William Dinnie Marywell |
093 |
A good dwelling house erected by the Marquis of Huntly Aboyne Castle, and Supported by poor rates of the Parish. |
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DEERHILLOCK |
Deerhillock
Deerhillock
Deerhillock
Deerhillock |
Mr Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr William Dinnie Marywell
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house occupied by Arthur Birse, the property of the Marquis of Huntly Aboyne Castle. |
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HAUGH OF KIRKTON |
Haugh of Kirkton
Haugh of Kirkton
Haugh of Kirkton
Haugh of Kirkton |
Mr Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr William Dinnie Marywell
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house occupied by William Begg, the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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Birse Parish |
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PITSLUGARTY WELL |
Pitslugarty's Well
Pitslugarty's Well
Pitslugarty's Well
Pitslogarty Well |
Mr William Dinnie. Marywell.
Mr James Ritchie. Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne. Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Spring of water, rises about 30 Chains East of Pitslugarty Cottage. |
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QUITHELHEAD |
Quithelhead
Quithelhead
Quithelhead |
Mr Willaim Dinnie. Marywell.
Mr James Ritchie. Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne. Muir Cottage. |
093 |
A Cottage occupied by George Massey, the property J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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ALLANCREICH |
Allencreich
Allencreich
Allencreich
Allancrieff |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie
Mr William Dinnie Marywell
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house occupied by James Grant, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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TORQUHANDALLOCHY |
Torquhandallochy
Torquhandallochy
Torquhandallochy
Torquindallocy |
J.D. Nicol Esq Ballogie
Mr William Dinnie Marywell
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house occupied by James Kinnear, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie. |
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PITSLUGARTY COTTAGE |
Pitslugarty Cottage
Pitslugarty Cottage
Pitslugarty Cottage
Pitslogarty |
J.D. Nicol Esq Ballogie
Mr William Dinnie Marywell
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Croft occupied by George Coutts, the Property of J D Nicol Esq Ballogie. |
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Parish of Birse |
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NORTHBRAE |
North Brae
North Brae
North Brae
North Brae |
J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house occupied by George Reid, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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MUIR COTTAGE |
Muir Cottage
Muir Cottage
Muir Cottage
Muir Cottage |
J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Cottage occupied by Alexander Milne, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie |
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NORTHBRAE COTTAGE |
Northbrae Cottage
Northbrae Cottage
Northbrae Cottage |
J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy. |
093 |
A Cottage occupied by Charles Simpson the property of J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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CHAPEL STRIPE |
Chapel Stripe
Chapel Stripe
Chapel Stripe
Chapel Strype |
Estate Plan 1750
Mr Robert Dinnie
Mr George Coutts
Valuation Roll
See Page 88. |
093 |
A small stream falling into the Birse Burn, its course is easterly length about 1/2 a mile: Stripe in this locality is a synonyme of Stream: |
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BURN OF ALLANCREICH |
Burn of Allencreich
Burn of Allencreich
Burn of Allencreich |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr William Dinnie Marywell. |
093 |
A small stream extends a little west of Allencreich farm, and flows into the Burn of Birse about 25 Chains North of Allencreich. |
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AULD-DINNIE BURN |
Olddinnie Burn
Olddinnie Burn
Olddinnie Burn |
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr William Dinnie Marywell,
Mr John Calder Drumneachie, |
093 |
A large stream rises about ¾ of a Mile West of the hill of Carmaferg, and flows North into the River Dee, about ¼ of a Mile South West of Aboyne. |
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AULDFRUSHOCH BURN |
Oldfrushoch Burn
Oldfrushoch Burn
Oldfrushoch Burn |
Mr John Calder Drumneachie.
Mr Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr James Smith Boggiefern. |
093 |
A Small Stream rises near the BracKloch Craig, and flows into the Burn of Birse, a little West of Haugh of Kirkton. |
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BRACKLOCH CRAIG |
Brackloch Craig
Brackloch Craig
Brackloch Craig |
Mr John Calder Drumneachie.
Mr Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr James Smith Boggiefern. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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CREAG-AN-AIRIDH BURN |
Craiganharry Burn
Craiganharry Burn
Craiganharry Burn |
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie
Mr. James Smith Boggiefern. |
093 |
A Small Stream rises about half a Mile West of Brackloch Craig, and flows into Baudylace Burn about half a Mile East of Brackloch Craig. |
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BIRSEMORE HILL |
Birsemore Hill
Birsemore Hill
Birsemore Hill |
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie
Mr. James Smith Boggiefern |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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Parish of Birse
CREAG-AN-AIRIDH BURN
Creag na h Airidh - Airidh is fem. [feminine]. JMcD
"Creag-an-Airidh - The Shealing Crag Burn". (Gaelic)
Pronounced, Crag an harry, i.e. by a Lowlander or Englishman and much the same by a Celt. |
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MAINS OF BALFOUR |
Mains of Balfour
Mains of Balfour
Mains of Balfour
Mains of Balfour |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house occupied by James Davidson, the property of Francis J. Cochran Esqr. Balfour |
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BALFOUR |
Balfour
Balfour
Balfour |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour.
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell. |
093 |
A good Mansion house built in the Modern Style of architecture, the property of Francis J. Cochran Esq. |
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BURN OF BALFOUR |
Burn of Balfour
Burn of Balfour
Burn of Balfour |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell |
093 |
A Small Stream rises at Bogranda about 50 Chains South West of Balfour, and flows into the Burn of Birse about 10 or 15 Chains North West of Mains of Balfour |
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BOGGIEFERN |
Boggiefern
Boggiefern
Boggiefern
Boggiefern |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. James Smith Boggiefern
Rent Receipt |
093 |
Two Cottages occupied by George Malcolm and others, the property of F.J. Cochran Esq. Balfour |
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NEWMILL |
Newmill
Newmill
Newmill
Newmill |
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Valuation Roll. |
093 |
A farm house Occupied by John Calder, the property of the Marquis of Huntly Aboyne Castle |
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BURN OF ALLANSACK |
Burn of Allansack
Burn of Allansack
Burn of Allansack |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour.
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour.
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie. |
093 |
A Small Stream rises about 40 chains South of Newmill and flows into the Burn of [Birse?] at Newmill |
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BROWN HILL |
Brown Hill
Brown Hill
Brown Hill |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour,
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. George Sim Craigs |
093 |
A large hill feature |
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CREAG-AN-TOLL |
Craigantoul
Craigantoul
Craigantoul |
Francis J. Cochran Esq, Balfour.
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour.
Mr. George Sim Craigs. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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BOGRANDA |
Bogranda
Bogranda
Bogranda |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour.
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. George Sim Craigs |
093 |
A large hollow marshy ground about 50 chains South West of Balfour. |
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THE ARKS |
The Arks
The Arks
The Arks |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour.
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. George Sim Craigs |
093 |
A large hollow with a few Scattered Rocks. |
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Parish of Birse
CREAGANTOLL
Creag an t sabhail? JMcD
"Creagan - the dim. [diminutive] of Creag. A little rock, a rocky place."
"Toll. - A hole, a hollow." (Gaelic) |
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CRAIGS |
Craigs
Craigs
Craigs
Craigs |
Francis J. Cochran Esq, Balfour,
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. George Sim Craigs
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A Croft Occupied by George Sim, the property of Francis J Cochran Esq. Balfour. |
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CRAIGS OF KINMINITY |
Craigs of Kinminity
Craigs of Kinminity
Craigs of Kinminity |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour,
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. George Sim Craigs |
093 |
A large hill feature |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill
Black Hill
Black Hill |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour
Mr. Francis Farquharson Balfour
Mr. George Sim Craigs |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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Birse Parish |
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GALLOWHILL WOOD |
Gallowhill Wood
Gallowhill Wood
Gallowhill wood
Gallowhill Wood |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Estate Plan |
093 |
A large Wood, the property of J.D.Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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TREMBLING TREES |
Trembling Trees
Trembling Trees
Trembling Trees
Trembling Trees |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Croft Occupied by William Sector, the property of J.D.Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School
School |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy,
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Estate Plan |
093 |
A School for Boys & Girls, under the Patronage of J.D.Nicol Esq. Ballogie. and also receives 20£ per Annum, the average Number of Schoolars is between 50 & 60. Teachers name Helen Thompson Dickie. |
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AUCHNAFOY |
Auchnafoy
Auchnafoy
Auchnafoy
Auchnafoy |
J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house occupied by James Ritchie, the property of J. D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie. |
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MUIR |
Muir
Muir
Muir
Muir |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house Occupied by John McKay, the property of J. D. Nichol Esq Ballogie. |
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MARYWELL |
Marywell
Marywell
Marywell
Marywell
Marywell |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Small Scattered Village Containing a few farm houses and Cottages, the property of J. D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Croft occupied by George Ironside, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie. |
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BRIDGE-END |
Bridge End
Bridge End
Bridge End
Bridge End |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house occupied by Alexander Harper, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie. |
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MAINS OF MIDSTRATH |
Mains of Midstrath
Mains of Midstrath
Mains of Midstrath
Mains of Midstrath |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house occupied by Hugh Middleton, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie. |
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HOPES CROFT |
Hopes Croft
Hopes Croft
Hopes Croft
Hopes Croft |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Croft, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq, Ballogie. |
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BALLOGIE |
Ballogie
Ballogie
Ballogie
Ballogie |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A good Mansion house built in the Modern Style of Architecture, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq. |
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MILLTOWN |
Milltown
Milltown
Milltown
Millton |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house & Mill occupied by George Harper, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie. |
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UPPER BOGIESHIEL |
Upper Bogieshiel
Upper Bogieshiel
Upper Bogieshiel
Upper Bogieshiel |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
093 |
Formerly a Roman Catholic place of worship, now a shooting lodge, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie. |
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KILL DORDY |
Kill Dordy
Kill Dordy
Kill Dordy |
Francis J. Cochran Esq. Balfour,
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr William Dinnie Marywell. |
093 |
A Small hill feature |
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BURN OF CATTIE |
Burn of Cattie
Burn of Cattie
Burn of Cattie |
Mr. William Dinnie, Marywell
Mr. William Davidson, Glencat
Mr James Ritchie, Auchnafoy |
093 |
A large stream rising about 1/4 of a mile north west of Brackenstake and flowing eastward into the River Dee about a mile from Potarch Bridge. |
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POOR HOUSES [nr Kill Dordy] |
Poorshouses
Poorshouses
Poorshouses |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. Archibald Smart Marywell |
093 |
A few good dwelling houses Supported by J.D.Nicol Esq. and poor rates of the parish, the property of J.D.Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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AUCHABALLA WOOD |
Auchaballa
Auchaballa Wood
Auchaballa Wood |
Mr. William Davidson Glencat.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy. |
093 |
A large wood the property of J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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TUSKYBRAE |
Tuskybrae
Tuskybrae
Tuskybrae
Tuskiebrae |
Mr. William Davidson Glencat.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm occupied by William Davidson, the property of the Marquis of Huntly, Aboyne Castle. |
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AULDEWARREN |
Auldewarren
Auldewarren
Auldewarren
Aldiwarren |
Mr. William Davidson Glencat.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm occupied by William Davidson, the property of the Marquis of Huntly, Aboyne Castle. |
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AUCHABALLA |
Auchaballa
Auchaballa
Auchaballa
Auchaballa |
J. Dyce Nicol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. William Dinnie. Marywell.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house occupied by the property of J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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MURLEY |
Murley
Murley
Murley
Murlie |
J. Dyce Nicol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. William Dinnie. Marywell.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farmhouse occupied by William Harper the property of J. D. Nicol Esq. Ballogie. |
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MUIRLEY |
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BURN OF MURLEY |
Burn of Murley |
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. William Davidson Glencat.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy. |
093 |
A Small Stream rises about 30 Chains North East of Lamahip, and flows into the Burn of Cattie about 40 Chains North East of Murley. |
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CREAGANDUMMIE |
Craigendummie
Craigendummie
Craigendummie
Craigendummie |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. William Davidson Glencat
Mr William Dinnie Marywell
Estate Plan |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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Supposed to be derived from Creag-an-dumhail, or Dòmhail
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GLENCAT |
Glencat
Glencat
Glencat
Glencat |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. William Davidson Glencat
Valuation Roll |
093 |
A farm house Occupied by William Davidson, the property of the Marquis of Huntly Aboyne Castle. |
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BURN OF TUSKYBRAE |
Burn of Tuskybrae
Burn of Tuskybrae
Burn of Tuskybrae |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. William Davidson Glencat |
093 |
a Small Stream rises a few Chains North West of Tuskybrae, and flows into the Burn of Cattie about 14 Chains East of Glencat. |
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AUCHRORA BURN |
Auchrora Burn
Auchrora Burn
Auchrora Burn
Auchrora Burn |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Small Stream rises about 40 Chains North of Arntilly Craig, and flows into the Burn of Cattie at Bridge End. |
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ARNTILLY HARD |
Arntilly Hard
Arntilly Hard
Arntilly Hard
Arntilly Hard |
J. D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Estate Plan |
093 |
A farm house occupied by Archibald Harper the property of J. D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie. |
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BURN OF GARBET |
Burn of Garbet
Burn of Garbet
Burn of Garbet
Burn of Garbet |
Mr. John Dinnie Bogieshiel
Mr. Alexander Bowman Ythanside.
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Small Stream rises about 40 or 50 Chains South East of Lamahip |
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LOWER BOGIESHIEL |
Lower Bogieshiel
Lower Bogieshiel
Lower Bogieshiel
Lower Bogieshiell |
James Dyce Nichol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Estate Plan |
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A farm house Occupied by John Dinnie the property of J.D.Nichol Esq. Ballogie. |
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YTHANSIDE |
Ythanside
Ythanside
Ythanside
Ythanside |
James Dyce Nichol Esq, Ballogie.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage Estate Plan |
093 |
A Croft occupied by Alexander Bowman the property of J.D.Nichol Esq. Ballogie |
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ARNTILLY |
Arntilly
Arntilly
Arntilly
Arntilly |
James Dyce Nichol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Estate Plan |
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A farm house Occupied by Widow Harper, the property of J.D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie |
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ARNTILLY CRAIG |
Arntilly Craig
Arntilly Craig
Arntilly Craig
Arntilly Craig |
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage.
Mr William Dinnie Marywell,
Estate Plan |
093 |
A large hill feature |
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THE BUCHTS |
The Buchts
The Buchts
The Buchts |
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle,
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune,
Mr David Duncan Finzean. |
093 |
A large hollow about 25 Chains South East of Craig Lash. |
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CRAIG LASH |
Craig Lash
Craig Lash
Craig Lash |
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle,
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune,
Mr David Duncan Finzean. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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BACK BOG |
Back Bog
Back Bog
Back Bog |
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle,
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune,
Mr David Duncan Finzean. |
093 |
A large piece of marshy ground now planted with wood, about 40 Chains East of Craig Lash. |
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BACKBOG BURN |
Blackbog Burn
Blackbog Burn
Blackbog Burn |
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr. David Duncan Finzean |
093 |
A Small Stream rises at the Back Bog, and flows into the Water of Feugh, a few Chains West of Saw Mill. |
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CRAIG OF WOODEND |
Craig of Woodend
Craig of Woodend
Craig of Woodend |
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr. David Duncan Finzean |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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PERCIEMUIR WOOD |
Perciemuir Wood
Perciemuir Wood
Perciemuir Wood |
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr. David Duncan Finzean |
093 |
A large wood the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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Parish of Birse |
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BRACKENSTAKE |
Brackenstake
Brackenstake
Brackenstake |
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. William Davidson Glencat
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy |
093 |
A large hill feature |
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BAUDYLACE BOG |
Baudylace Bog
Baudylace Bog
Baudylace Bog |
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. William Davidson Glencat
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy |
093 |
A large hollow about half a mile North East of Carmaferg |
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Parish of Birse
BURN OF CATTIE See Page 65 [Crossed out] |
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DUCHERY BEG |
Duchery Beg
Duchery Beg
Duchery Beg |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Archibald Ritchie Bridge-end Glentanner. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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BAUDY MEG |
Baudy Meg
Baudy Meg
Baudy Meg |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Archibald Ritchie Bridge-end Glentanner. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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BLACK MOSS |
Black Moss
Black Moss
Black Moss |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Archibald Ritchie Bridge-end Glentanner. |
093 |
A large Peat Moss, the property of the Marquis of Huntly Aboyne Castle. |
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Parishes of Birse, Aboyne & Glentanner |
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BURN OF DRUM |
Burn of Drum
Burn of Drum
Burn of Drum |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Archibald, Ritchie Bridge-end Glentanner. |
092 |
A Small Stream rises a little west of the Black Moss, and flows in a westerly direction and joins the East Burn of Drum, and forms the Burn of Skinna. |
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WEST BURN OF DRUM |
West Burn of Drum
West Burn of Drum
West Burn of Drum |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Archibald, Ritchie Bridge-end Glentanner. |
093 |
A SmallStream rises about half a mile west of the hill of Duchery, and flows into the Burn of Drum. |
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EAST BURN OF DRUM |
East Burn of Drum
East Burn of Drum
East Burn of Drum |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Archibald, Ritchie Bridge-end Glenntanner. |
092 |
A Small Stream rises a little west of the Black Moss and joins the Burn of Drum. |
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BURN OF DUCHERY |
Burn of Duchery
Burn of Duchery
Burn of Duchery |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner
Mr Archibald, Ritchie Bridge-end Glentanner. |
093 |
A Small Stream rises West of the Black Moss, and flows into the Burn of Drum. |
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Parishes of Birse, Aboyne & Glentanner. |
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LAMAHIP |
Lamahip
Lamahip
Lamahip
Lamahip |
Mr. William Davidson Glencat.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Estate Plan |
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A large hill feature. |
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CORYBEG |
Corybeg
Corybeg
Corybeg
Corybeg |
Mr. William Davidson Glencat.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Estate Plan |
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A large hill feature. |
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LAMACHRAGE BURN |
Lamachrage Burn
Lamachrage Burn
Lamachrage Burn
Lamachrage Burn |
Mr. William Davidson Glencat.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Estate Plan |
093 |
A Streamlet rising on Lamahip and taking a Northerly course, joins the Burn of Cattie near to the farm of Auldewarren. |
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CARMAFERG |
Carmaferg
Carmaferg
Carmaferg
Cairnferg |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. William Davidson Glencat.
Gazetteer of Scotland |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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CARNFERG |
For 1" [inch] purposes only 1895 |
James Macdonald Esq., The Frm [Farm], Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
093 |
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CREAG-AN-AIRIDH |
Craiganharry
Craiganharry
Craiganharry |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. William Davidson Glencat. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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LAMAWHILLIS |
Lamawhillis
Lamawhillis
Lamawhillis |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. William Davidson Glencat. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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Parish of Birse
CREAG-AN-AIRIDH
Creag na h'Airidh
Creag - A rock etc.
Airidh - A Shealing etc. - Literally the Shealing rock.
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BAUDYLACE BURN |
Baudylace Burn
Baudylace Burn
Baudylace Burn
Baudylace Burn |
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. William Davidson Glencat. |
093 |
A large Stream rises at Baudylace Bog about half a mile North East of Carmaferg, and extends to the arable land about a 1/4 or 3/4 of a Mile South West of Newmill where it Changes its Name to Burn of Birse. |
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LANCHERY |
Lanchery
Lanchery
Lanchery
Lanchery |
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. William Davidson Glencat. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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LANCHERY BURN |
Lanchery Burn
Lanchery Burn
Lanchery Burn
Lanchery Burn |
Mr. John Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. Robert Calder Drumneachie.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. William Davidson Glencat. |
093 |
A Small Stream rises about half a Mile from the hill of Lanchery, and flows into the Burn of Cattie a little West of Glencat. |
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CREAGAN DINNIE |
Craigen Dinnie
Craigen Dinnie
Craigen Dinnie |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner.
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
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A very large hill feature partly covered with rocks, and thickly planted with fir trees |
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CRAIG OF BORELAND |
Craig of Boreland
Craig of Boreland
Craig of Boreland |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner.
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
093 |
A large hill feature covered with rocks |
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RED CRAIG |
Red Craig
Red Craig
Red Craig |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner.
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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Parish of Aboyne & Glentanner
CREAGAN DINNIE
"Creag, A rock, a crag."
"Duine.- pl. [plural] of Daoine. A man"
"Dunaidh. - Woe, disaster, etc.
Literally The Rock of Woe.
CRAIG OF BORELAND
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BLACK CRAIG |
Black Craig
Black Craig
Black Craig |
Mr. John Milne, Gamekeeper Glentanner.
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
093 |
A large hill feature. |
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AULDROY BURN |
Oldroy Burn
Oldroy Burn
Oldroy Burn |
Mr. John Milne, Gamekeeper Glentanner,
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner,
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner |
093 |
A Small Stream rises about half a mile West of Duchery Beg, and flows into the Water of Tanner near Oldroy. |
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DAVIDSON'S STRIPE |
Davidson's Stripe
Davidson's Stripe
Davidson's Stripe |
Mr. R. Milne Meresman for Aboyne & Glen. [Glentanner].
Mr. A. Ogg, Meresman for Birse
Mr. John Milne, Gamekeeper, Glenr. [Glentanner] |
093 |
A Streamlet rising near the Black Moss and flowing due east for a short distance joins the Auld-dinnie Burn. The whole of its course forms the boundary between Aboyne & Glentanner & Birse Phs. [Parishes] |
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DAVIDSON'S STRIPE
"Strip - A long narrow Plantation"
"Strip., Strype, Streape - A small hill or Stream"
"Strypie - A very small hill" (Jamieson)
"Strip. (Ang. Sax.) [Anglo Saxon] narrow shred, long, waste," etc.
"Stripe - Applied to anything long and narrow" - (Hyde Clarke's English language etc.) |
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MARKET STANCE |
Market Stance
Market Stance
Market Stance
Market Stance |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. Alexander Milne, Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
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A Small portion of uncultivated land; where the Market is generally held. |
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CRAIGMORE |
Craigmore
Craigmore
Craigmore
Craigmore |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. Alexander Milne, Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
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A large hill feature. |
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ANGELS BURN |
Burn of Angels
Burn of Angels
Burn of Angels
Angels Burn
Angels Burn
Angels Burn |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. James Davidson, Marywell
Mr Robert Dinnie, Wood Cottage
Mr George Coutts
Mr James Ogg |
094 |
A Small Stream rises at Pitslugarty's Well, and flows into the River Dee, at Potarch. |
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Parish of Birse
MARKET STANCE
"There are three fairs of some local importance all held at Bridge of Potarch - one in May,
one in October, and one in November." (New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] P. [Page] 778) The fairs mentioned are
held at this place which is well known as the "Market Stance." |
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POTARCH INN |
Potarch Inn
Potarch Inn
Potarch Inn
Potarch Inn |
James D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Estate Plan |
094 |
A Small public house occupied by James Christie, the property of James D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie. |
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POTARCH |
Potarch
Potarch
Potarch
Potarch |
James D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Estate Plan |
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A Cottage & Smithy occupied by Robert Smith, the property of James D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie |
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BRIDGE OF POTARCH |
Bridge of Potarch
Bridge of Potarch
Bridge of Potarch
Bridge of Potarch |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage.
Estate Plan |
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A Stone bridge with three Arches across the River Dee. It belongs to the county (see Name Book of Kincardine O.Neil) page 115, and reply to remark No. [Number] 10 Kincardine O'Neil |
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BRIDGE OF POTARCH
Roman Print to agree with Name Book of Kincardine O. Neil. |
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CRAIGMORE |
Craigmore
Craigmore
Craigmore
Craigmore |
James Dyce Nichol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Estate Plan |
094 |
A Croft occupied by Joseph Hunter, the property of James D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie. |
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BIRKENHILL |
Birkenhill
Birkenhill
Birkenhill
Birkenhill |
James Dyce Nichol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Estate Plan |
094 |
A farm house occupied by James Ross, the property of James D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie. |
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MILL OF CATTIE |
Mill of Cattie
Mill of Cattie
Mill of Cattie
Mill of Cattie |
James Dyce Nichol Esq. Ballogie.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Estate Plan |
094 |
A farm house occupied by Hugh McCondach the property of James D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie. |
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SLIDDERYBRAE |
Slidderybrae
Slidderybrae
Slidderybrae
Slidderybrae |
James D. Nichol Esq Ballogie.
Mr William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Estate Plan. |
094 |
A farm occupied by William Birse the property of James D. Nichol Esq. Ballochie. |
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BALHANGIE |
Balhangie
Balhangie
Balhangie
Ballhangie |
James D. Nichol Esq Ballochie.
Mr William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Estate Plan. |
094 |
A Cottage occupied by William Birse Junior, the property of James D. Nichol Esq. Ballogie. |
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HILL OF MIDSTRATH |
Hill of Midstrath |
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr Alexander Milne, Muir Cottage. |
094 |
A large hill feature |
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SHANELL |
Shanell
Shanell
Shanell |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. James Ross Tillentach.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A farm house occupied by Alexander Smith, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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SAUCHENYARD |
Sauchenyard
Sauchenyard
Sauchenyard |
Mr. James Ross Tillentach.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A Small Cottage occupied by David Ross, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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INVERCHATT |
Inverchatt
Inverchatt
Inverchatt |
Mr. James Ross Tillentach.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr William Dinnie Marywell |
094 |
A Small Cottage occupied by John Grant, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean |
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BURN OF GRENNOCH |
Burn of Grennoch
Burn of Grennoch
Burn of Grennoch |
Mr James Ross Tillintach
Mr D. Burnett Hawthorn Cottage Balfedie
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle |
094 |
A Small stream having its Source South of Bogleys, and falling into the River Dee. |
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LITTLE ORD |
Little Ord
Little Ord
Little Ord |
Mr James Ross
Mr D. Burnett
Mr R. Burnett |
094 |
A small hill feature. |
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BOGLEYS |
Bogleys
Bogleys
Bogleys |
Mr James Ross
Mr D. Burnett
Mr R. Burnett |
094 |
A portion of flat mossy moorland, at the South side of the road, from Little Ord. |
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MUCKLE ORD |
Muckle Ord
Muckle Ord
Muckle Ord |
Mr James Ross Tillintach
Mr D. Burnett Hawthorn Cottage Balfedie
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle |
094 |
A large hill feature. |
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HORSE HILLOCK |
Horse Hillock
Horse Hillock
Horse Hillock |
Mr James Ross, Tillintach
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A small hill feature. |
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SLEWDRUM FOREST |
Slewdrum Forest
Slewdrum Forest
Slewdrum Forest |
Mr D. Burnett. Hawthorn Cottage Balfedie
Mr William Dinnie Marywell
Mr James Ross |
094 |
A district of Moor land extending along the River Dee to the County boundary, from the Burn of Grennoch. It is a Common to the Estates of Aboyne Ballogie, and Finzean, including the fishing of half the Dee. |
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CRAIGBEG |
Craigbeg
Craigbeg
Craigbeg |
Mr D. Burnett
Mr James Ross
Mr Robert Burnett |
094 |
A hill feature. |
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SLEWDRUM FOREST
These forms occur, Slewdrum, Slendrum, Lendrum.
Lendrum is now most common & appears in Val. [Valuation] Roll. JMcD |
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ST MICHAEL'S R.C.]ROMAN CATHOLIC] CHAPEL |
St Michael's Catholic Chapel
St Michael's Catholic Chapel
St Michael's Catholic Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] John Shaw, Balhangie
Mr Archibald Smart Trembling Trees
Mr William Dinnie Marywell. |
094 |
A Small building Containing sittings for about 40. It is dedicated to St Michael, and the Revd. [Reverend] John Shaw, is the officiating Clergyman. |
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TILLINTACH |
Tillintach
Tillintach
Tillintach |
Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean
Mr James Ross Occupier
Mr D. Burnett. Hawthorn Cottage Balfedie |
094 |
A farm house, occupied by James Ross, the property of Frances Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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TILLENTEACH |
Tillenteach
For 1" [inch] purposes only. 1895 |
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
094 |
James Macdonald Esqr. The Fm [Farm], Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
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Parish of Birse
BURN OF CATTIE See Page 65 [Crossed out] |
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MONUMENT |
Monument |
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr. Archibald Smart Marywell |
094 |
A Stone errected in memory of John Farquharson, Son of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean, who was killed near Edinburgh. |
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STONE |
Corsedarder Stone
Corsedarder Stone
Corsedarder Stone
Corsedarder Stone |
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Statistical Account |
094 |
A long granite stone such as was used in Ancient times to mark the grave of some eminent person, was dug up a good many years ago and now stands on the top of the hill of Corsedarder. |
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CAIRN |
Cairns or tumuli
Cairns or tumuli
Cairns or tumuli |
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Statistical Account |
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A large heap of Stones Supposed to have been the place where Some eminent person has been buried, in the Smaller Cairn there was dug up a good many years ago Some human remains and a quantity of Silver Coin. |
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CAIRN HUMAN REMAINS AND SILVER COINS FOUND HERE |
Cairns or tumuli
Cairns or tumuli
Cairns or tumuli |
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy. |
094 |
A large heap of Stones Supposed to have been the place where Some eminent person has been buried, in the Smaller Cairn there was dug up a good many years ago Some human remains and a quantity of Silver Coin. |
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BOGLESS |
Bogless
Bogless
Bogless |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle. |
094 |
A hollow North West of Toms Cairn, |
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FINZEAN |
Finzean
Finzean
Finzean |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle,
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.` |
094 |
A good old Mansion house built in the form of three sides of a square; the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. |
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CORSEDARDAR HILL |
Corsedardar Hill
Corsedardar Hill
Corsedardar Hill |
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr. Robert Burnett Gouksyle.
Mr. Alexander Milne Muir Cottage. |
094 |
A Small hill feature; Supposed to be the place where King Dardanus Fell, where a long Granite Stone has been errected. |
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BERRY'S LOCH |
Berry's Loch
Berry's Loch
Berry's Loch
Berry's Loch |
J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr Alexander Milne Muir Cottage
Estate Loch |
094 |
A Croft occupied by Isaac Ross, the property of J. D. Nicol Esq Ballogie. |
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BERRYSLOCH [1895] |
For 1" purposes only. 1895. |
James Macdonald Esq, The Fm. [Farm], Huntly. N.B. [North Britain] |
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WOOD OF BALNAHARD |
Wood of Balnahard
Wood of Balnahard
Wood of Balnahard |
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr Robert Burnett, Goukstyle. |
094 |
A large Wood, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq Finyean. |
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CANNON BRAES |
Cannon Braes
Cannon Braes
Cannon Braes |
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy.
Mr William Dinnie Marywell.
Mr Robert Burnett, Goukstyle. |
094 |
A large hill feature. |
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BALNAHARD |
Balnahard
Balnahard
Balnahard |
F. Farquharson Esqr. Finzean
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clunie |
094 |
A farm house occupied by Francis Harper, the property of F. Farquharson Esqr. Finzean. |
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TILLYCROY |
Tillycroy
Tillycroy
Tillycroy |
F. Farquharson Esqr. Finzean
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clunie |
094 |
A farm house occupied by Alexander Littlejohn, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean |
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GOUKSTYLE |
Goukstyle
Goukstyle
Goukstyle |
F. Farquharson Esqr. Finzean
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clunie |
094 |
A Croft occupied by Robert Burnett, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A few Cottages and Post Office, Post departs at 6 A.M. and arrives about 2 P.M. the property of Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean. |
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POST OFFICE |
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A few Cottages and Post Office, Post departs at 6 A.M. and arrives about 2 P.M. the property of Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean. |
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BANKHEAD |
Bankhead
Bankhead
Bankhead |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A Croft, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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ENDOWED SCHOOL |
School |
Mr William Bruce. Bankhead.
Mr. Robert Burnett, Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A School for boys & girls, endowed by Sir A. Ramsay, Formerly of Fasque, with £500. but the Endowment will expire about 100 years from this. It Contains nearly 100 Schoolars, & the Mr. William Bruce is teacher. |
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BAUD |
Bade
Baud
Baud
Baud |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farmhouse occupied by Archibald Ross, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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HARRY'S HILL |
Harrys Hill
Harrys Hill
Harrys Hill |
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A large hill feature. |
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BAUD
Baud. A quantity, or bed, of whins growing closely
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BLACKHILLS |
Black Hills
Black Hills
Black Hills |
Mr James Burness Little Ennochie
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune |
094 |
A cottage, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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BALFEDIE |
Balfedie
Balfedie
Balfedie
Balfeidy |
Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean
Mr James Burness
Mr Robert Burnett
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farmhouse, occupied by Shaw Miln, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean. |
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BALFIDDY [1895] |
For 1" purposes only 1895. |
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James Macdonald Esq., The Fm. [Farm], Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
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HAWTHORN COTTAGE |
Hawthorn Cottage
Hawthorn Cottage
Hawthorn Cottage |
Mr James Burness
Mr Robert Burnett
Mr F. Low |
094 |
A neat cottage, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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TOM'S CAIRN |
Tom's Cairn
Tom's Cairn
Tom's Cairn |
Mr James Burness Little Ennochie
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune |
094 |
A large and conspicuous hill feature. |
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GLACK'S CRAIG |
Glack's Craig
Glack's Craig
Glack's Craig |
Mr James Burness
Mr R: Burnett
Mr Francis Low |
094 |
A rocky hill feature. |
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RED KNOWE |
Red Knowe
Red Knowe
Red Knowe |
Mr James Burness
Mr R. Burnett
Mr F. Low |
094 |
A hill feature. |
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DUBSTONE |
Dubstone
Dubstone
Dubstone
Dubstone |
Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean
Mr James Burness Little Ennochie
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean. |
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MAINS OF TILLYGARMONTH |
Mains of Tillygarmonth
Mains of Tillygarmonth
Mains of Tillygarmonth
Mains of Tilliegormont |
Francis Farquharson Esq
Mr James Burness
Mr Robert Burnett
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house, occupied by William Anderson, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. |
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UPPER TILLYGARMONTH |
Upper Tillygarmonth
Upper Tillygarmonth
Upper Tillygarmonth
Upper Tilliegormont |
Francis Farquharson Esq
Mr James Burness
Mr Robert Burnett
Valuation Roll. |
094 |
A farm house, occupied by Alexander Anderson, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. |
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NETHER TILLYGARMONTH |
Nether Tillygarmonth
Nether Tillygarmonth
Nether Tillygarmonth
Nether Tilliegormonth |
Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean.
Mr James Burness Little Ennochie
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Valuation Roll. |
094 |
A farmhouse occupied by David Burnett, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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DIPPERDEN WELL |
Dipperden Well
Dipperden Well
Dipperden Well |
Mr John Harper Tilliefroskie
Mr James Burness Little Ennochie
Mr James Grant Dubstone. |
094 |
A fine spring well, about 25 chains. S.W. [South West] of Dubstone. |
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EASTER TILLYGARMONTH |
Easter Tillygarmonth
Easter Tillygarmonth
Easter Tillygarmonth |
Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean
Mr James Burness Little Ennochie
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune |
094 |
A farm house, occupied by the Heirs of John Coutts, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq |
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WATER OF FEUGH |
Water of Feugh
Water of Feugh
Water of Feugh |
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. William Dinnie Marywell. |
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A large River rises on Mount Gannach, on the western Skirts of the Parish of Birse and flows eastwards & receives the Aven before it leaves the Parish of Birse, a little east of Little Ennochie, and then flows North East into the River Dee, opposite to Banchory Ternan. |
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MIDCLUNE |
Midclune
Midclune
Midclune
Midclune |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house occupied by Robert Malcolm, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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DALSACK |
Dalsack
Dalsack
Dalsack
Dalsack |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house occupied by John Smith, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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MIRESIDE |
Mireside
Mireside
Mireside |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A Croft occupied by Andrew Birse, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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TURFGATE |
Turfgate
Turfgate
Turfgate |
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle,
Mr. David Duncan Finzean. |
094 |
A Croft and a few Cottages the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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CALURG WOOD |
Calurg Wood
Calurg Wood
Calurg Wood |
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle,
Mr. David Duncan Finzean. |
094 |
A Small wood the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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HOLLOW BURN |
Hollow Burn
Hollow Burn
Hollow Burn |
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle,
Mr. David Duncan Finzean. |
094 |
A Small Stream rises about 15 or 20 Chains West of Finzean and extends to a Small Bridge about 30 Chains East of Percie, where it changes its name to Burn of Granney. |
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BURN OF GRANNEY |
Burn of Granney
Burn of Granney
Burn of Granney |
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. David Duncan Finzean. |
094 |
A Small Stream extends from a Small Bridge about 30 Chains East of Percie, and flows into the Water of Feugh, near the Mill of Clinter. |
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BOTTOM |
Bottom
Bottom
Bottom
Bottom |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house occupied by Widow Harper, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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BALNABOTH |
Balnaboth
Balnaboth
Balnaboth
Balnaboth |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house occupied by Robert Harper, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Revd. [Reverend] William Bruce Bankhead.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A private School for boys & girls, & the teacher is Miss Georgeina Bruce. Bankhead. |
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PERCIE |
Percie
Percie
Percie
Percie |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune.
Valuation Roll |
094 |
Consists of farm houses Crofts & Cottages, the principal farmer is Mr. Andrew Robertson the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean |
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MILL OF CLENTER |
Mill of Clenter
Mill of Clenter
Mill of Clenter
Mill of Clinter |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A Farm house and Corn Mill occupied by David Mortimer, the property of F Farquharson Esq. Finzean.- |
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MILL OF CLINTER |
For 1" purposes only. 1895 |
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James Macdonald Esq., The Fm [Farm], Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
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KNOWES |
Knowes
Knowes
Knowes
Knowes |
Francis Farquharson Esq., Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune.
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house occupied by James & John Smith. the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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DRUMHEAD |
Drumhead
Drumhead
Drumhead |
Francis Farquharson Esq., Finzean.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr. Francis Low Easter Clune. |
094 |
A Croft occupied by William Knox, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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CHURCH |
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel |
Francis Farquharson Esq., Finzean.
Mr. William Bruce, Bankhead.
Mr. Robert Burnett Goukstyle. |
094 |
A neat building errected in 1863 by Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean, it is a Chapel of ease in Connection with the Parish Church, Supported by the Home Mission Committee. It Contains Sittings for about 300, and the Officiating Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] William Bruce, Bankhead. |
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BOGHEAD |
Boghead
Boghead
Boghead
Boghead |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr James Burness Little Ennochie
Mr Francis Low, Easter Clune
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house, occupied by Donald McDonald, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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FREE CHURCH |
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] D. S. Ferguson. Free Manse (Strachan
Mr Francis Birse, Boghead
Mr James Burness |
094 |
A neat building erected by Subscription & gratis labor in 1862 and Supported by Church door Collections, and Free Church funds. It contains Sittings for 200, and the officiating minister is the Revd. [Reverend] D. S. Ferguson Free Church Manse Strachan. |
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TILLYFROSKIE |
Tilliefroskie
Tilliefroskie
Tilliefroskie
Tilliefrouskie |
Francis Farquharson Esq
Mr James Burness
Mr Francis Low
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house occupied by John Harper, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean. |
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RAMMAHAGGAN |
Rammahaggan
Rammahaggan
Rammahaggan |
Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean
Mr James Burness, Little Ennochie
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune |
094 |
A farm house occupied by James Grant, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean. |
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BACK ENNOCHIE |
Back Ennochie
Back Ennochie
Back Ennochie
Back Ennochy |
Francis Farquharson Esq
Mr James Burness
Mr Francis Low
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A cottage, occupied by Isac Robbie, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. |
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ORDIE |
Ordie
Ordie
Ordie
Ordie |
Francis Farquharson Esq
Mr James Burness
Mr Francis Low
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house, occupied by Alexander Anderson, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. |
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MUCKLE ENNOCHIE |
Muckle Ennochie
Muckle Ennochie
Muckle Ennochie
Muckle Ennochy |
Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean
Mr. James Burness Little Ennochie
Mr. Francis Low, Easter Clune
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house, occupied by John Thow, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean. |
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POTSIDE |
Potside
Potside
Potside |
Mr James Burness
Mr Francis Low
Mr George Low Wester Powlair |
094 |
A cottage, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. |
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LITTLE ENNOCHIE |
Little Ennochie
Little Ennochie
Little Ennochie
Little Ennochy |
Francis Farquharson Esq.
Mr James Burness
Mr Francis Low
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house, occupied by James Burness, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. |
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WHITESTANE |
Whitestane
Whitestane
Whitestone |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr James Burness Little Ennochie
Valuation Roll |
094 |
A farm house, occupied by George Grewer, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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WHITESTONE [1895] |
For 1" [inch] purposes only. 1895 |
James Macdonald Esqre. The Fm. [Farm] Huntly NB. [North Britain] |
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COCK CAIRN |
Cock Cairn |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
William Ingram Sen [Senior]
William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A small circular hillock situated about three miles east from Etnach. |
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SHORT BANK |
Short Bank |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
William Ingram Sen [Senior]
William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A steep bank situated a short distance east of Carrywragh. |
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RED STRIPE |
Red Strype |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
William Ingram Sen [Senior]
William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A small dry burn situated about a mile east of Carrywragh. |
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FIR BOG |
Fir Bog |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
William Ingram Sen [Senior]
William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A flat piece of bog ground lying a short distance east of Carrywragle. |
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GATHERING CAIRN |
Gathering Cairn |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
William Ingram Sen [Senior]
William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A hill of great elevation situated a short distance east of Mount Keen. |
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BRAID CAIRN |
Braid Cairn |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
William Ingram Sen [Senior]
William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A hill of great elevation and extent situated three miles east of Mount Keen. |
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NAKED HILL |
Naked Hill |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
William Ingram Sen [Senior]
William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
An elevated ridge situated about a east of Braid Cairn |
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WOLF GRAIN |
Wolf Grain |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
William Ingram Sen [Senior]
William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A small stream rising at the foot of Braid Cairns and flowing a short distance east joins the Water of Gairney. |
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"Corrach.- Steep, precipitous, abrupt."
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RED CRAIG |
Red Craig
Red Craig
Red Craig |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A circular hill of great elevation situated about three miles east from Etnach |
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BLACK CRAIG |
Black Craig |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
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A hill of great elevation situated about four miles east from Etnach. |
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SAUCHEN STRIPE |
Sauchen Strype |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A small stream rising in the black Craig & falls into the water of Gairney |
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MOUNT KEEN |
Mount Keen |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A circular hill of great elevation, part of which is in the County of Farfor [Forfar]. |
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CORRACH |
Corrach |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A rocky precipice. situated in the north side of Mount Keen. |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A small mountain stream rising between Mount Keen & Braid Cairns and flows into the Tanner at Carryaragh. |
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COWIE BURN |
Cowie Burn |
Mr John Milne
Mr William Ingram Sen [Senior]
Mr William Ingram Jun [Junior] |
101 |
A small stream rising in hill of Red Craig and joinss the Tanner Water a little above Etnach. |
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BURN OF COIRE MEACAN |
Burn of Coirrie Meachan |
Mr. John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram jun. [junior] Gamekeeper |
101 |
A Small mountain stream rising in the hills a little west of Etnach, and falls into the Tanner water |
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ETNACH |
Etnach |
Mr. John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram jun. [junior] Gamekeeper |
101 |
This name is applied to a few houses situated near the head of the Glentanner. They are occupied by the Marquis of Huntly's Deer Stalkers |
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THE REIVE |
The Reive |
Mr. John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeepers
Mr. William Ingram jun. [junior] Gamekeepers |
101 |
A low Circular hill situated immediately west of Etnach. |
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BURN OF GARBH CHOIRE |
Burn of Garbh Coirrie |
Mr. John Milne Gamekeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeper
Mr. William Ingram jun. [junior] Gamekeper |
101 |
A small mountain stream rising in the White hill and flowing southward a short distance joins the Tanner water near Etnach |
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GARBH CHOIRE |
Garbh Coirrie |
Mr. John Milne Gamekeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeper
Mr. William Ingram jun. [junior] Gamekeper |
101 |
A beautiful natural feature, situated about a mile west of Etnach |
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MOUNT ROAD |
Mount Road |
Mr. John Milne Gamekeper
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeper
Mr. William Ingram jun. [junior] Gamekeper |
101 |
A public "Drove Road leading from Glen Muick and Ballater into Glen Esk. It is locally believed that it was across this road that the great Montrose led his army, after their retreat from Dundee across the Carriston Ford into Glenesk. |
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BURN OF GARBH CHOIRE
"Garbh - Thick, rough, boisterous, harsh etc."
"Coire - A kettle, a circular hollow surrounded with hills" (Gaelic)
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WATER OF ALLACHY |
Water of Allachy
Water of Allachy
Water of Allachy |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown Forest of Birse. |
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A large mountain stream rises near the Hill of St Combe, formed by the East & West Grains & flowing in a North Easterly direction, a distance of about 5 miles, to its Confluence, with the Water of Tanner, about a Mile West of the Bridge of Knockieside. |
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CLOCHAN BURN |
Clochan Burn
Clochan Burn
Clochan Burn |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner
Mr Alexander Brown Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A small stream rises at the Black Loch, and flows into the Water of Allachy. |
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KATRINE BURN |
Katrine Grain
Katrine Grain
Katrine Grain |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A small stream rises at the Water Shed, between the Shires of Forfar, & Aberdeen, and flows into the Clochen Burn. |
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SAUCHEN STRIPE |
Sauchen Strype
Sauchen Strype
Sauchen Strype |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A small stream rises near the Hill of St Combe, and flows into the Water of Allachy. |
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HILL OF ST COLM |
Hill of St. Combe
Hill of St. Combe
Hill of St. Combe |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A large hill feature. situated immediately to the West of Gannoch; near it is a natural spring bearing the same name. |
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EAST GRAINS OF ALLACHY |
East Grains of Allachy
East Grains of Allachy
East Grains of Allachy |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown Forest of Birse. |
101 |
Two mountain streamlets rising on the South side of the Hill of St. Combe and joining the Water of Allachy. |
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WEST GRAINS OF ALLACHY |
West Grains of Allachy
West Grains of Allachy
West Grains of Allachy |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown Forest of Birse. |
101 |
Two mountain streamlets rising on the North end of the Hill of Cat and joining the Water of Allachy. |
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CLOCHAN YELL |
Clochen Yell
Clochen Yell
Clochen Yell |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr Archibald Ritchie Glentanner. |
101 |
A large hill feature |
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LITTLE COCKCAIRN |
Little Cockcairn
Little Cockcairn
Little Cockcairn |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr Archibald Ritchie Glentanner. |
101 |
A large hill feature. |
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WATER OF GAIRNEY |
Water of Gairney
Water of Gairney
Water of Gairney |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr Archibald Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A large Stream rises at the foot of the Braid Cairn, and flows in a North Easterly direction for about 3 Miles, and joins the Water of Allachy. |
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BURN OF CLOCHANYELL |
Burn of Clochenyell
Burn of Clochenyell
Burn of Clochenyell |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr Archibald Ritchie Glentanner. |
101 |
A small stream rises near Clochen Yell, and flows into the Water of Gairney. |
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BIRKEN BURN |
Birken Burn
Birken Burn
Birken Burn |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr Archibald Ritchie Glentanner. |
101 |
A small stream rises about 1/2 a mile North of Little Cockcairn, and flows into the Water of Gairney. |
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RUMBLING POT |
Rumbling Pot
Rumbling Pot
Rumbling Pot |
Mr John Milne Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] Gamekeepers |
101 |
A deep hole in the Tanner Water, situated about a mile east of Carrywraugh. |
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THE SNECK |
The Sneck
The Sneck
The Sneck |
Mr John Milne Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] Gamekeepers |
101 |
A hallow betwext two hills situated about a mile south of Etnach |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill |
Mr John Milne Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior]Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] Gamekeepers |
101 |
A hill of considerable extent and elevation, situated about a mile West of Etnach. |
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BURN OF CLAIS-EAN-TOUL |
Burn of Clais-ean-Toul
Burn of Clais-ean-Tout |
Mr John Milne Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] Gamekeepers |
101 |
A Small mountain Stream rising between the Craig of Carrywraugh and the White Hill; and flowing a short distance southwards Joins the Tanner Water at Carrywraugh |
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BURN OF CLAIS-EAN-TOUL
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CRAIG OF COIREBHRUACH |
Craig of Corrywragh
Craig of Corrywragh |
Mr John Milne Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeeper
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] Gamekeeper |
101 |
A hill of considerable extent and elevation. Situated near the Linn of Tanner. |
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COIREBHRUACH |
Corrywragh
Corrywragh
Corrywragh |
Mr. John Milne Gamekeepers
Mr. William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] Gamekeepers |
101 |
A ruin, situated near the head of Glentanner and foot of Mount Keen. |
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FIR BURN |
Fir Burn
Fir Burn
Fir Burn |
Mr John Milne Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Sen. [Senior] Gamekeepers
Mr William Ingram Jun. [Junior] Gamekeepers |
101 |
A small mountain stream rising at the foot of the Red Craig, and flowing a short distance northwards joins the Tanner Water near Etnach. |
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COIREBHRUACH
"Coire - A circular hollow surrounded with hills".
"Bruach - A bank, brink, border, a steep, a precipice, an edge, brim, a short ascent, a Small rising ground" (Gaelic)
"Corrie - A hollow between hills, or rather in a hill" (Jamieson)
FIR BURN
Bhruach, is the proper orthography, also the
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ALLACHFERN BURN |
Allachfern Burn
Allachfern Burn
Allachfern Burn |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner.
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A small stream rises near Craigmahandle, and flows into the Water of Allachy. |
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BURN OF SHIELD |
Burn of Shield
Burn of Shield
Burn of Shield |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner.
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
101 |
A small stream rises near Craigmahandle, and flows into the Water of Allachy. |
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BURN OF MONRAE |
Burn of Monrae
Burn of Monrae
Burn of Monrae |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner.
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr. A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
101 |
A small stream rises near the hill of Monrae, and flows into the Allachy. |
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BURN OF SHEILD
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ALLTAN ROY |
Allten Roy
Allten Roy
Allten Roy |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
092 |
A Small Stream rises near Monrae, and flows into the Water of Allachy. |
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MONRAE |
Monrae
Monrae
Monrae |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
101 |
A large hill feaure. |
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CRAIGMAHANDLE |
Craigmahandle
Craigmahandle
Craigmahandle |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr A. Ritchie Glentanner. |
101 |
A large hill feature. |
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BURN OF REDSHANK |
Burn of Redshank
Burn of Redshank
Burn of Redshank |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown, Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A small Stream rises about 3/4 of a mile North of the hill of Gairney, and flows into the Water of Gairney, about 1/2 a mile South of the hill of Clochen Yell. |
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DRY BURN |
Dry Burn
Dry Burn
Dry Burn |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown, Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A small stream rises near the Black Loch, and flows into the Burn of Redshank. |
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BLACK LOCH |
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch |
Mr John Milne Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown, Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A small Sheet of water, a little west of Little Cockcairn. |
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COCK CAIRN |
Cock Cairn
Cock Cairn
Cock Cairn |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown, Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A large hill feature, on the Water Shed between the Shires of Forfar & Aberdeen. |
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HILL OF GAIRNEY |
Hill of Gairney
Hill of Gairney
Hill of Gairney |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown, Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A large hill feature. |
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HILL OF CAT |
Hill of Cat
Hill of Cat
Hill of Cat |
Mr John Milne, Glentanner.
Mr Robert Davidson, Glentanner.
Mr Alexander Brown, Forest of Birse. |
101 |
A large hill feaure on the boundary between Aberdeenshire and Forfarshire |
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SCHOOL [Forest of Birse] |
School
School
School |
Mr. James Paterson, Teacher
Mr. Alexander Catanach, Auchabrack.
Mr. James Ritchie, Auchnafoy |
102 |
A small schoolroom in the Forest of Birse erected by the Society for propagating Christian Knowledge. Part of the Teacher's salary is also derived from this Source, and the remainder is given by the proprietors. In lieu of Schoolfees the tenantry in the Forest are bound to work the small croft attached to the school, and to perform any other services with a horse and cart which the Teacher may require. |
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WATER OF FEUGH
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Water of Aven |
Water of Aven
Water of Aven
Water of Aven
Water of Aven |
Mr David Gibb, Farmer Glendye
Estate Plan (Sir Thomas Gladstone)
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Statistical Account |
103 |
A fine stream rising in Loch Tennet and flowing in a North Easterly direction till it joins the Feugh near the farm of Whitestone. |
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HARD SHOUTHER |
Hard Shouther
Hard Shouther
Hard Shouther |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors (rate Auchnafoy
Mr James Grant, Ballochan.
Mr A. Mitchell Auld Garney |
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A small hill feature. |
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BLAIRFADS |
Blairfads
Blairfads
Blairfads |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A large hill feature. |
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BURN OF AULDMAD |
Burn of Auldmad
Burn of Auldmad
Burn of Auldmad |
Mr. James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A stream having its source north West of St Combe's Well and falling into the Burn of Com. |
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BURN OF CORN |
Burn of Corn
Burn of Corn
Burn of Corn |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate. Auchnafoy
Mr James Grant Ballochan
Mr A. Mitchell Auld Garney |
102 |
A stream having its source a little west of the Firmount Road and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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AUCHNASHINN |
Auchnashinn
Auchnashinn
Auchnashinn |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A small hill feature |
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HILL OF DUCHERY |
Hill of Duchery
Hill of Duchery
Hill of Duchery |
Mr. John Milne Glentanner
Mr. Robert Davidson Glentanner
Mr. Alexander Brown Forest of Birse. |
102 |
A large hill feature |
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Parish of Birse
HILL OF DUCHERY [In very faint pencil]
Please attend to your [?] remark on trace
that this name is wrong. [Submit?]
it to proper Authorities, and if wrong
alter it on trace & name list.
[Signed] J M [--] |
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ALLACHALLER |
Allachaller
Allachaller
Allachaller |
Mr James Ritchie Relieving Officer (Auchnafoy) Mr Alexander Mitchell Auld Garney
Mr James Grant Ballochan |
102 |
A stream rising South of Brakenstake, and falling into Allachrowan. |
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ALLACHROWAN |
Allachrowan
Allachrowan
Allachrowan |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A Mitchell
Mr James Grant |
102 |
A stream rising South East of Lanchery, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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EASTER FLOORS |
Easter Floors
Easter Floors
Easter Floors |
Mr J. Ritchie
Mr A. Mitchell
Mr John Begg, occupier |
102 |
A farm house, the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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BURN OF AULDGARNEY |
Burn of Auldgarney
Burn of Auldgarney
Burn of Auldgarney |
Mr James Ritchie Relieving Officer Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Mitchell Auld Garney
Mr James Grant Ballochan. |
102 |
A large stream having its Source in the Black Moss, and falling into, the Water of Feugh. |
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THE GWAVES |
The Gwaves
The Gwaves
The Gwaves |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Mitchell
Mr James Grant |
102 |
A very steep ravine on the Burn of Auldgarney. |
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CHANNELLERR |
Channeller
Channeller
Channeller |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Mitchell
Mr James Grant. |
102 |
A hill feature. |
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BAUDENHILT BURN |
Baudenhilt Burn
Baudenhilt Burn
Baudenhilt Burn |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate, Auchnafoy
Mr A. Catanach Auchabrack
Mr D. Kerr Burnfoot. |
102 |
A stream having its source North of Baudnacauner, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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HOLLIN HILL |
Hollin Hill
Hollin Hill
Hollin Hill |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr D. Kerr |
102 |
A hill feature. |
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BOGANCALLER |
Bogancaller
Bogancaller
Bogancaller |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr D. Kerr |
102 |
A peat moss, South of Hollin Burn. |
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HOLLIN BURN |
Hollin Burn
Hollin Burn
Hollin Burn |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate Auchnafoy
Mr A. Catanach Auchabrack
Mr D. Kerr Burnfoot. |
102 |
A small stream rising between Baudenhilt Burn, and Dry Burn. |
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DRY BURN |
Dry Burn
Dry Burn
Dry Burn |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr D. Kerr |
102 |
A small stream a little east of Hollin Burn, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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THE CAIRNS |
The Cairns
The Cairns
The Cairns |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr D. Kerr |
102 |
A small rocky hill feature. |
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BURN OF BOGTURK |
Burn of Bogturk
Burn of Bogturk
Burn of Bogturk |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors ( rate Auchnafoy
Mr A. Catanach Auchabrack
Mr D. Kerr Burnfoot |
102 |
A Small Stream, rising between the "Banks and Finlets and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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THE STRIPE |
The Stripe
The Stripe
The Stripe |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr D. Kerr |
102 |
A Small Stream rising between the "Burn of Bogturk, and Finlets, and falling into the Water of Feugh |
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THE STRIPE See Page 88
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors (rate, Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Catanach Aucha brack
Mr David Kerr Burnfoot |
102 |
A Small Slated cottage, the property of J.D. Nichol Esq Ballogie. |
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ROUGH BURN |
Rough Burn
Rough Burn
Rough Burn |
Mr. James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr D. Kerr |
102 |
A Stream having its source about 20 chains N.E. [North East] of Cock Hill and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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BAUDLANE BURN |
Baudlane Burn
Baudlane Burn
Baudlane Burn |
Mr. James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr D. Kerr |
102 |
A Stream rising a little West of Rough Burn, and falling into the Rough Burn. |
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CASTLE (Remains of) [Forest of Birse] |
Castle (Ruin)
Castle (Ruin)
Castle (Ruin) |
Mr James Ritchie Releiving Officer Auchnafoy
Mr James Grant Ballochan
Mr Alexander Mitchell Auld Garney |
102 |
"In the district called the Forest, stands part of an old Castlellated ruin, on which, however, no date can be seen. It appears to have been built at a period when there were no settled inhabitants in that Glen. Tradition says it was erected by a Bishop Gordon of Aberdeen, for a hunting seat." (Extract from Statistical Account.) |
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BRUNTLAND |
Bruntland
Bruntland
Bruntland |
Mr James Ritchie Mr James Grant Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A farm house and the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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WESTER FLOORS |
Wester Floors
Wester Floors
Wester Floors |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A poor farm house, the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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AULDGARNEY |
Auld Garney
Auld Garney
Auld Garney |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A farm house, the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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Parish of Birse
BURN OF CORN See Page 144 [Crossed out] |
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COIRE OF AULDMAD |
Corrie of Auldmad
Corrie of Auldmad
Corrie of Auldmad |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A Mitchell |
102 |
A large hollow North of Gannoch |
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ST COLM'S WELL |
St Combe's Well
St Combe's Well
St Combe's Well |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A spring well at the East Side of the Firmount Road, near Gannoch; taking its name from the adjacent Hill of St Colm. |
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BURN OF AULDMAD See Page 143 [Crossed out]
COIRE OF AULDMAD
"Coire - A hollow surrounded with hills etc.
Allt. - A mountain stream
Naide- Wood etc." |
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BURN OF ALLANSTANK |
Burn of Allanstank
Burn of Allenstank
Burn of Allenstank |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate, Auchnafoy
Mr James Grant Ballochan.
Mr Alexander Mitchell Auld Gairney |
102 |
A Stream having its source N. E. [North East] of Gannoch, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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BURN OF CAIRN |
Burn of Cairn
Burn of Cairn
Burn of Cairn |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr Alexander Mitchell |
102 |
A small stream having its source about a mile East of Gannoch and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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Parish of Birse
BURN OF ALALEES See Page164 [Crossed out] |
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CRONACH |
Cronach
Cronach
Cronach |
Mr James Ritchie Relieving Officer (Auchnafoy)
Mr Alexander Mitchell, Auld Garney
Mr James Grant, Ballochan. |
102 |
A small farm house, the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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AUCHABRACK |
Auch a Brack
Auch a Brack
Auch a Brack
Auch a Brack |
Mr James Ritchie Relieving officer (Auchnafoy)
Mr Alexander Mitchell, Auld Garney
Mr D. Kerr Burnfoot
Mr A. Catanach Tenant. |
102 |
A small farm, and three or four crofts, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq Finzean. |
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CAULDFRUSH BURN |
Cauldfrush Burn
Cauldfrush Burn
Cauldfrush Burn |
Mr John Glass, Auchabrack
Mr Alexander Mitchell, Auld Garney
Mr James Grant Ballochan |
102 |
A small stream rising North of White Hill, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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BALLOCHAN |
Ballochan
Ballochan
Ballochan |
Mr James Ritchie, Insp. [Inspector] of Poor, Auchnafoy
Mr James Grant, Tenant
Mr A. Catanach, Auchabrack |
102 |
A small farmhouse in the Forest of Birse, tenanted by Mr James Grant, Farmer. |
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SCHOOL See Page 141 [Crossed out] |
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Wester Burn |
Wester Burn
Wester Burn
Wester Burn |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate, Auchnafoy
Mr James Grant Ballochan
Mr A. Mitchell Auld Garney |
102 |
A small stream rising a little South of the Mid Burn and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill
White Hill |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A large hill feature. |
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BLACK BANKS |
Black Banks
Black Banks
Black Banks |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A hill feature. |
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HAWKSNEST BURN |
Hawksnest Burn
Hawksnest Burn
Hawksnest Burn |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate, Auchnafoy
Mr James Grant Ballochan
Mr Alexander Mitchell Auld Garney |
102 |
A small stream rising N.E [North East] of White Hill, and falling into the Water of Aven |
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COCK HILL |
Cock Hill
Cock Hill
Cock Hill |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A large hill feature. |
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BAUDNACAUNER |
Baudnacauner
Baudnacauner
Baudnacauner |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A large hill feature |
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LANGDERICK BURN |
Langderick Burn
Langderick Burn
Langderick Burn |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate, Auchnafoy
Mr James Grant Ballochan
Mr A Mitchell Auld Garney |
102 |
A stream having its source a little N. E. [North East] of Black Banks, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn
Black Burn
Black Burn |
Mr James Ritchie Mr James Grant Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A small stream rising a little North of Black Banks, and falls into the Langderick Burn. |
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MID BURN |
Mid Burn
Mid Burn
Mid Burn |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A small stream having its source a little West of Black Banks, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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GANNOCH |
Gannoch
Gannoch
Gannoch |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate Auchnafoy
Mr James Grant Ballochan
Mr Alexander Mitchell Auld Garney |
102 |
A very large hill feature being the highest in the parish. |
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THE CAIRN |
The Cairn
The Cairn
The Cairn |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr Alexander Mitchell |
102 |
A hill feature. |
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KNOCKIE |
Knockie
Knockie
Knockie |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr James Grant
Mr A. Mitchell |
102 |
A small hill feature. |
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GLASPITS |
Glaspits
Glaspits
Glaspits |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate, Auchnafoy
Mr A. Catanach, Auchabrack
Mr D. Kerr, Burnfoot. |
102 |
A hill feature. |
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GLASPITS BURN |
Glaspits Burn
Glaspits Burn
Glaspits Burn |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A Catanach
Mr D. Kerr |
102 |
A Small Stream rising N.E. [North East] of Baudnacauner and falling into the Laird's Burn. |
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SHAW'S SHIEL |
Shaw's Shiel
Shaw's Shiel
Shaw's Shiel |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr William Malcolm Woodend |
102 |
A hollow S.E. [South East] of Baudnacauner at the North side of the Water of Aven. |
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SHAW'S SHIEL
Shield, Shielling, Sheal, Schele, Sheil, Sheelin, - A hut for those who have the Care of Cattle. (Jamieson) |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate, Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Catanach Auchabrack
Mr William Malcolm, Woodend |
102 |
A hill feature. |
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MID BURN |
Mid Burn
Mid Burn
Mid Burn |
Mr. James Ritchie
Mr. A. Catanach
Mr. W. Malcolm |
102 |
A small stream rising North of Mid Hill, and falling into Laird's Burn |
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LAIRD'S BURN |
Laird's Burn
Laird's Burn
Laird's Burn |
Mr. James Ritchie
Mr. A Catanach
Mr. W. Malcolm |
102 |
A Stream having its source at the North side of Peter Hill, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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CROOKED STRIPE |
Crooked Stripe
Crooked Stripe
Crooked Stripe |
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Mitchell Old Garney
Mr James Grant Ballochan. |
102 |
A small tributary of the Water of Feugh. |
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CROOKED STRIPE See Page 88 |
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LOCHNAVENS |
Lochnavens
Lochnavens
Lochnavens |
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Mitchell Old Guarney
Mr James Grant Ballochan |
102 |
A small loch, on the county boundary of Forfarshire and Aberdeenshire. |
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BURNS OF ALALEES |
Burn of Alalees
Burn of Alalees
Burn of Alalees |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr Alexander Mitchell
Mr James Grant |
102 |
Two Small streams rising East of Lochnavens, and falling into the Water of Feugh |
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OXTER BURN |
Oxter Burn
Oxter Burn
Oxter Burn |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr Alexander Mitchell
Mr James Grant |
102 |
A very Small tributary of the Water of Feugh. |
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EMERTY BURN |
Emerty Burn
Emerty Burn
Emerty Burn |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate Auchnafoy
Mr A. Mitchell Auld Garney
Mr James Grant Ballochan |
102 |
A small stream rising North of the Burn of Tarson, and falling into the Burn of Cammie. |
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BURN OF CAMMIE |
Burn of Cammie
Burn of Cammie
Burn of Cammie |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A Mitchell
Mr James Grant |
102 |
A large stream taking its name at the confluence of Green Burn, and the Burn of Back Cammie, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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GREEN BURN |
Green Burn
Green Burn
Green Burn |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Mitchell
Mr James Grant |
102 |
A small stream rising South of Black Banks, and falling into the Burn of Cammie. |
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BURN OF BACKCAMMIE |
Burn of Backcammie
Burn of Backcammie
Burn of Backcammie |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate Auchnafoy
Mr A. Mitchell Auld Garney
Mr James Grant, Ballochan |
102 |
A stream rising a little S. W. [South West] of the Hill of Cammie, and falling into the Cammie Burn. |
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BURN OF TARSON |
Burn of Tarson
Burn of Tarson
Burn of Tarson |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Mitchell
Mr James Grant |
102 |
A small stream North of Emerty Burn falling into the Burn of Back-Cammie. |
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HILL OF CAMMIE |
Hill of Cammie
Hill of Cammie
Hill of Cammie |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Mitchell
Mr James Grant |
102 |
A large hill feature. |
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ROWANTREE BURN |
Rowantree Burn
Rowantree Burn
Rowantree Burn |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate Auchnafoy
Mr A. Mitchell. Auld Garney
Mr William Malcolm Woodend |
102 |
A small stream rising N. E [North East] of the Hill of Cammie, and falling into the Water of Aven. |
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BURN OF CORBUS |
Burn of Corbus
Burn of Corbus
Burn of Corbus |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Mitchell
Mr W. Malcolm |
102 |
A small stream falling into the Water of Aven, about 7 or 8 chains from Hawksnest Burn. |
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Parish of Birse
BURN OF HAWKSNEST See Page 158 [Crossed out] |
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FOREST OF BIRSE |
Forest of Birse
Forest of Birse
Forest of Birse
Forest of Birse
Forest of Birse |
Dyce Nicol Esq of Ballogie
F. Farquharson Esq of Finzean
Mr. James Ritchie, Inspector of Poor
Mr. James Paterson, School Master
Mr. A Cattanach, Auchabrack |
102 |
A extensive district of country lying in the south west of this Parish through which the Water of Feugh flows along with several of its tributaries; there is no natural wood as the name would imply, but the few farm houses, School and arable fields all come under this Name - Forest of Birse. |
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CAULDPUSH BURN See Page 155 [Crossed out] |
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FIR MOUNT |
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See Name Book of Lochlee Parish, Forfarshire |
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SLOCHD |
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See Name Book of Lochlee Parish, Forfarshire |
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MUDLEE BRACHS |
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See Name Book of Lochlee Parish, Forfarshire |
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MULNABRACKS |
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LOCH TENNET |
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See Name Book of Strachen Parish, Kincardineshire |
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FINLETS |
Finlets
Finlets
Finlets |
Mr. William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr. Peter Brown Woodend, Bucket Mill,
Mr. James Findlay Wester Clune. |
102 |
A large hill feature. |
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BURN OF FINLETS |
Burn of Finlets
Burn of Finlets
Burn of Finlets |
Mr. William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr. Peter Brown Woodend, Bucket Mill,
Mr. James Findlay Wester Clune. |
102 |
A Small Stream rises about 20 Chains North of the Finlets, and flows into the Feugh about 30 Chains West of Woodend, Bucket Mill. |
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BUCKET MILL |
Bucket Mill
Bucket Mill
Bucket Mill
Bucket Mill |
Mr. William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr. Peter Brown Woodend, Bucket Mill,
Mr. James Findlay Wester Clune.
Valuation Roll |
102 |
A Croft & Saw Mill Occupied by Peter Brown, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean.
Mr. William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr. James Findlay Wester Clune
Valuation Roll |
102 |
A farm house Occupied by William Malcolm the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean |
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GLENTANA [1895] |
For 1" [inch] purposes only. 1895 |
James Macdonald Esqre. The Fm. [Farm] Huntly N.B. [North Britain]
William Cunliffe Brooks Baronet, [Over]. |
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HOLMES OF WOODEND |
Holmes of Woodend |
Mr. William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr. James Findlay Wester Clune.
Mr. Peter Brown Woodend |
102 |
A Croft the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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PETER HILL |
Peter Hill
Peter Hill
Peter Hill |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate (Auchnafoy
Mr A. Catanach AuchabracK
Mr W. Malcolm Woodend. |
102 |
One of the most Conspicious and largest hill features in the Parish of Birse. |
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GARROL BURN |
Garrol Burn
Garrol Burn
Garrol Burn |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr W. Malcolm |
102 |
A stream rising about half a mile North of Peter Hill, and falling into the Water of Feugh. |
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THE SLOUGH |
The Slough
The Slough
The Slough |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr W. Malcolm |
102 |
A hill feature. |
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BOGANDACHER |
Bogandacher
Bogandacher
Bogandacher |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr W. Malcolm |
102 |
A bog N.E. [North East] of The Slough. |
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BRUNT BURNS |
Brunt Burns
Brunt Burns
Brunt Burns |
Mr James Ritchie Collector of poors rate. Auchnafoy
Mr Alexander Cattanach. AuchabracK
Mr William Malcolm Woodend. |
102 |
Two small streams about a mile South of Mid Hill and falling into the Water of Aven. |
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FOWLS HEUGH |
Fowls Heugh
Fowls Heugh
Fowls Heugh |
Mr James Ritchie
Mr A. Catanach
Mr W. Malcolm |
102 |
A steep bank at the foot of Peter Hill much frequented by Moorfowl, hence the name. |
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MID HILL See Page 162 [Crossed out] |
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POOR HOUSE [nr Easter Clune] |
Poors house |
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle.
Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy. |
103 |
A good dwelling house Supported by Francis Farquharson Esq. and poor rates of the parish, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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WESTER POWLAIR |
Wester Powlair
Wester Powlair
Wester Powlair |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr Robert Burnett. Goukstyle
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune |
103 |
A farm house occupied by George Low, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean |
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EASTER CLUNE |
Easter Clune
Easter Clune
Easter Clune |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr Robert Burnett. Goukstyle
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune |
103 |
A farm house Occupied by Francis Low, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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CASTLE (Remains of) [Easter Clune] |
Castle (Remains of)
Castle (Remains of)
Castle (Remains of) |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr Robert Burnett. Goukstyle
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune |
103 |
No tradition connected with this ruin exists in the neighbourhood. In all probability, it was merely the residence of one of the many landholders who formerly held the property of the parish, and which the lawless State of Society then prevailing required to be capable of Maintaining a short defence against the sudden assault of enemies. TaKing from Statistical Account. |
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EASTER POWLAIR |
Easter Powlair |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle |
103 |
A farm house Occupied by George Rawer, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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MOSS OF POWLAIR |
Moss of Powlair
Moss of Powlair
Moss of Powlair |
F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune
Mr Robert Burnett Goukstyle |
103 |
A large Marsh a little South of Easter Powlair, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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TILLYCORN |
Tillycorn
Tillyorn
Tillyorn
Tillyorn |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr William Hendry
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune Valuation Roll |
103 |
A farm house Occupied by William Hendry, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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TILLYORN [1895] |
For 1" [inch] purposes only. 1895. |
James Macdonald Esqr., The Fm. [Farm] Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
103 |
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WESTER CLUNE |
Wester Clune
Wester Clune
Wester Clune
Wester Clune |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr William Hendry
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune
Valuation Roll |
103 |
A farm house Occupied by James Findlay, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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BLACKHOLE |
BlacKhole
BlacKhole
BlacKhole
BlacKhole |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr William Hendry
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune
Valuation Roll |
103 |
A farm house occupied by David Stewart the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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BOGMORE |
Bogmore
Bogmore
Bogmore
Bogmore |
Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean
Mr William Hendry
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune
Valuation Roll |
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HAUGHEND |
Haughend
Haughend
Haughend |
Mr James Findlay Wester Clune.
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr William Hendry Tillyorn |
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A few Cottages, the property of F. Farquharson Esq. Finzean |
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BURN OF CURBAY |
Burn of Curbay
Burn of Curbay
Burn of Curbay |
Mr James Findlay Wester Clune.
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr William Hendry Tillyorn |
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PIPER'S STONE |
Piper's Stone
Piper's Stone
Piper's Stone |
Mr James Findlay Wester Clune.
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune.
Mr William Hendry Tillyorn |
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A large Stone about 30 Chains South West of Haughend. |
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THE CRAMLET |
The Cramlet
The Cramlet
The Cramlet |
Mr William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr James Findlay Wester Clune.
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune. |
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THE SCARS |
The Scars
The Scars
The Scars |
Mr William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr James Findlay Wester Clune.
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune. |
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A large hill feature. |
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CREAGANDUCY |
Craiganducy
Craiganducy
Craiganducy |
Mr William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr James Findlay Wester Clune.
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune. |
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A large hill feature. |
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CREAGANDUCY
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LUTHER MOSS |
Luther Moss
Luther Moss
Luther Moss |
Mr William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr James Findlay Wester Clune
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune. |
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A large Moss, the property of Francis Farquharson Esq. Finzean. |
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BURN OF LUTHER |
Burn of Luther
Burn of Luther
Burn of Luther |
Mr William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr James Findlay Wester Clune
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune. |
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BURN OF MANNIE |
Burn of Mannie
Burn of Mannie
Burn of Mannie |
Mr William Hendry Tillyorn.
Mr James Findlay Wester Clune
Mr Francis Low Easter Clune. |
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[signed]
E.H.Courtney
Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
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[Volume] 9
NAME BOOK
PARISH OF BIRSE
Along with portions of
ABOYNE & GLENTANNER & GLENMUICK PARISHES
ABERDEENSHIRE
Store 2 July
to be completed when
6 inch of []
[Reuse Plan for these
plan]
[Stamped] SOUTHAMPTON ORDNANCE SURVEY [ ] 11 April 95 [1895] |
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INDEX, PARISH OF BIRSE AND PORTIONS OF ABOYNE AND GLENTANNER PARISH, AND GLENMUICK PARISH, ABERDEENSHIRE
Names -- Page
Allt-na-Cloch -- 21
Auldroy -- 36
Auld dinnie burn -- 38 & 55
Allancreich -- 51
Auldfrushoch Burn -- 55
Auchnafoy -- 62
Auchaballa Wood -- 69
Auldwarren -- 69
Auchaballa -- 70
Auchrora Burn -- 73
Arntilly Hard -- 73
Arntilly -- 74
Arntilly Craig -- 75
Auldray Burn -- 88
Angels Burn -- 89
Allachfern Burn -- 137
Alltan Ray -- 138
Auchnashinn -- 144
Allachaller -- 145
Allachrowan -- 145
Auldgarney -- 152
Auchabrack -- 155
Birse -- 1
Bellamore -- 7
Bellamore Craig -- 7
Ballterach -- 8
Black Craig -- 9
Burn of Boonie -- 11
Black Moss -- 13
Bad-na-Ban -- 13
Burn of Glendubh -- 14
Braes o'Begarry -- 15
Burn of Corn Arn -- 16
Bridge of Glen dubh -- 17
Bog of Cairn-nairvie -- 17
Burn of Skinna -- 20
Burn of Counseltree -- 20
Burn of Altnaharvy -- 23
Bad-na muig -- 23
Berry's Burn -- 29
Birkenhillock (In Ruins) -- 29
Bridge of Tanner -- 30
Bridge of Knockieside -- 31
Bronze Celts & Cups found here -- 32
Braeloine -- 32
Bellastreen -- 33
Boganglaik -- 33
Bridge of Ash -- 36
Bridgend Cottage -- 37
Bridge Inn -- 37
Birsebeg -- 41
Birsemore -- 42
Burn of Birse -- 46
Burnside -- 47
Burn of Allancreich -- 53
Brackloch Craig -- 55
Birsemore Hill -- 56
Balfour -- 57
Burn of Balfour -- 57
Boggiefern -- 58
Burn of Allansack -- 58
Brown Hill -- 59
Bogranda -- 59
Birse -- 45
Black Hill -- 60
Burnside -- 63
Bridge-end -- 63
Ballogie -- 64
Burn of Cattie -- 65
Burn of Murley -- 70
Burn of Tuskybrae -- 72
Burn of Garbet -- 73
Back Bog --- 77
Backbog Burn -- 78
Brackenstake -- 79
Baudylace Bog -- 79
Baudy Meg -- 81
Black Moss -- 81
Burn of Drum --82
Burn of Duchery -- 82
Baudylace Burn -- 86
Black Craig -- 88
Bridge of Potarch -- 90
Birkenhill -- 91
Balhangie -- 92
Burn of Grennoch -- 95
Bogleys -- 95
Bogless -- 101
Berry's Loch -- 102
Balnahard -- 103
Bankhead -- 104
Baud -- 105
Blackhills -- 107
Balfeldie -- 107
Burn of Granney -- 116
Bottom -- 116
Balnaboth -- 116
Boghead -- 119
Back Ennochie -- 120
Braid Cairn -- 125
Black Craig -- 127
Black Burn -- 127
Burn of Coire Meacan -- 129
Burn of Garbh Choire -- 130
Burn of Clochanyell -- 134
Birken Burn -- 134
Burn Clais-ean-toul -- 135
Burn of Sheild -- 137
Burn of Monrae -- 137
Burn of Redshank -- 139
Black Loch -- 139
Blainfads -- 143
Burn of Auldmad -- 143
Burn of Corn -- 144
Burn of Auldgarney --146
Baudenhilt Burn -- 147
Bogancaller -- 147
Burn of Bogturk -- 149
Burnfoot -- 150
Baudland Burn -- 150
Bruntland -- 151
Burn of Allanstank -- 154
Burn of Cairn -- 154
Ballochan -- 156
Black Banks -- 157
Baudnacauner -- 158
Black Burn -- 159
Burns of Alalees -- 164
Burn of Cammie -- 165
Burn of Backcammie -- 166
Burn of Tarson -- 166
Burn of Corbus -- 167
Burn of Finlets -- 171
Bucket Mill -- 171
Bogandacher -- 173
Brunt Burns -- 174
Blackhole -- 179
Bogmore -- 179
Burn of Curbay -- 180
Burn of Luther -- 182
Burn of Mannie -- 182
Craig-na-Slige -- 11
Craig Daw -- 12
Craigrae Beg --13
Coire Meacan -- 14
Coire of Corn Arn -- 15
Creag Mullach -- 16
Cairn Nairvie -- 17
Craig of Woodend -- 19
Craigendinnie -- 39
Church -- 45
Chapel Stripe -- 52
Creag-an-Airidh Burn -- 56
Creagantoll -- 59
Craigs -- 60
Craigs of Kinminity -- 60
Creagandummie -- 71
Craig Lash -- 77
Craig of Woodend -- 78
Corybeg -- 83
Carmaferg -- 85
Creag-an-Airidh -- 85
Creag-an-Dinnie -- 87
Craig of Boreland -- 87
Craigmore -- 89
Craigmore -- 91
Craigbeg -- 97
Cairn -- 100
Cairn -- 100
Corsedarder Hill -- 101
Cannon Braes -- 102
Calurg Wood -- 115
Church -- 118
Cock Cairn -- 125
Corrach -- 127
Cowie Burn -- 127
Clochan Burn -- 131
Clochan Yell -- 133
Craig of Coire Bhruach --136
Coire Bhruach -- 136
Craigmahandle -- 138
Cock Cairn -- 140
Channeller -- 146
Castle (Remains of) -- 151
Coire of Auldmad -- 153
Cronach -- 155
Cauldfrush Burn -- 155
Cock Hill -- 158
Crooked Stripe -- 163
Castle (Remains of) -- 177
Creaganducy -- 181
Dalwhing -- 35
Dyke-end -- 41
Drumneachie -- 47
Deerhillock -- 48
Duchery Beg -- 81
Davidson's Stripe -- 88
Dubstone -- 109
Dipperden Well -- 110
Dalsack -- 114
Drumhead -- 118
Dry Burn -- 139
Dry Burn -- 148
East Burn of Drum -- 82
Endowed School --104
Easter Tillygarmonth -- 111
Etnach -- 129
East Grains of Allachy -- 132
Easter Floors -- 145
Emerty Burn -- 165
Easter Clune -- 177
Easter Powlair -- 178
Fir Hillock - 18
Forest of Glentanner -- 19
Firmount Road --19
Free Church -- 44
Finzean -- 101
Free Church -- 119
Fir Bog -- 125
Fir Burn -- 136
Forest of Birse -- 168
Fir Mount -- 169
Finlets - 171
Fowl's Heugh -- 174
Greystone -- 9
Glen Dubh -- 14
Grampian Mountains -- 24
Glen Tanner -- 27
Greystone -- 35
Garthend -- 35
Gallowhill Wood -- 61
Glencat -- 72
Goukstyle -- 103
Glack's Craig -- 108
Gathering Cairn -- 125
Garbh Choire - 130
Gannoch -- 160
Glaspits -- 161
Glaspits Burn - 161
Green Burn - 165
Garrol Burn -- 173
Haugh of Birsemore -- 43
Haugh of Kirkton -- 48
Hopes Croft -- 63
Hill of Midstrath -- 92
Horse Hillock -- 97
Human Remains and Silver Coins found here -- 100
Harry's Hil -- 105
Hawthorn Cottage -- 107
Hollow Burn -- 115
Hill of St Colm -- 132
Hill of Gairney -- 140
Hill of Cat -- 140
Hard Shouther -- 143
Hill of Duchery -- 144
Hollin Hill -- 147
Hollin Burn -- 148
Hawksnest Burn -- 158
Hill of Cammie -- 166
Holmes of Woodend -- 72
Haughend -- 180
Inverchatt -- 93
Knockie Branar -- 13
Knockie -- 32
Knockieside -- 32
Knappy Park - 43
Kinminity -- 46
Kill Dordy -- 65
Knowes -- 118
Katrine Burn -- 131
Knockie -- 160
Lach-na-Gualainn -- 14
Lochie o' the Glen -- 30
Lady Park -- 37
Lower Bogieshiel -- 74
Lamahip -- 83
Lamachrage Burn -- 83
Lamawhillis -- 85
Lanchery -- 86
Lanchery Burn -- 86
Little Ord -- 95
Little Ennochie -- 122
Little Cockcairn -- 133
Langderick Burn -- 159
Laird's Burn -- 162
Lochmavens -- 164
Loch Tennet -- 169
Luther Moss -- 182
Mill of Bellamore (Corn & Barley) -- 7
Milton of Ballaterach -- 8
March Burn -- 25
Mill of Braeloine (Corn) -- 30
Manse -- 37
Manse -- 44
Manse -- 45
Muir Cottage -- 52
Mains of Balfour -- 57
Muir -- 62
Marywell -- 62
Mains of Midstrath -- 63
Milltown -- 64
Murley -- 70
Market Stance -- 89
Mill of Cattie -- 91
Muckle Ord -- 96
Monument -- 99
Mains of Tillygarmonth -- 109
Midclune -- 114
Mireside -- 114
Mill of Clenter -- 117
Muckle Ennochie -- 122
Mount Keen -- 127
Mount Road -- 130
Monrae -- 138
Mid Burn -- 159
Mid Hill -- 162
Mid Burn -- 162
Mudlee Bracks -- 169
Moss of Powlair -- 178
Northbrae -- 52
Northbrae Cottage -- 52
Newmill -- 58
Nether Tillygarmonth -- 110
Naked Hill -- 125
Oldyleiper -- 47
Ordie -- 120
Oxter Burn -- 164
Pananich Hill -- 5
Pollagach Burn -- 16
Parkside -- 42
Poor House -- 48
Pitslugarty Well -- 49
Pitslugarty Cottage -- 51
Poor Houses -- 67
Perciemuir Wood -- 78
Potarch Inn -- 90
Potarch -- 90
Post Office -- 14
Percie -- 117
Potside -- 123
Peter Hill -- 173
Poor House -- 175
Piper's Stone -- 180
Quithelhead -- 49
River Dee -- 38 & 46
Roadside Cottage -- 44
Red Craig -- 87
Red Knowe -- 108
Ramahaggan -- 120
Red Stripe -- 125
Red Craig -- 127
Rumbling Pot -- 135
Rough Burn -- 150
Rowantree Burn - 167
Rocking Stone -- 34
Slain-na-Gour-- 11
Shank of Corn Ann -- 15
Shiels of Glendubh -- 17
Suspension Bridge -- 38 & 43
School -- 45
School -- 61
Slidderybrae -- 92
Shanell -- 93
Sauchenyard -- 93
Slewdrum Forest -- 97
St Michael's R.C. Chapel -- 98
Stone -- 100
School -- 117
Short Bank -- 125
Sauchen Stripe -- 127
Sauchen Stripe -- 132
School -- 141
St Colm's Well-- 153
Shaw's Sheil -- 161
Slochd -- 169
Tombay -- 10
Tom Lair -- 12
The Stone -- 20
The Drum -- 20
Tom Duis -- 24
The Glen (In Ruins) -- 29
Tilliescook -- 41
Torquhandallochy -- 51
The Arks -- 59
Trembling Trees -- 61
Tuskybrae -- 69
The Buchts -- 77
Tillintach -- 98
Tillycroy -- 103
Tom's Cairn -- 108
Turfgate -- 115
Tillyfroskie -- 119
The Reive -- 129
The Sneck -- 135
The Gwaves -- 146
The Cairns -- 148
The Stripe -- 149
The Cairn -- 160
The Slough -- 173
Tillycorn -- 179
The Cramlet -- 181
The Scars -- 181
Upper Tillygarmonth -- 109
Upper Bogieshiel -- 64
Well of Auchlaws -- 16
Water of Tanner -- 18
White Hill -- 23
Woodend -- 31
Waterside -- 42
West Burn of Drum -- 82
Wood of Balnahard -- 102
White Hill -- 104
Water of Feugh -- 113
Whitestane -- 123
Wolf Grain -- 125
Water of Allachy -- 131
West Grains of Allachy -- 132
Water of Gairney -- 134
White Hill -- 135
Water of Aven -- 142
Wester Floors -- 152
Wester Burn -- 157
White Hill -- 157
Woodend -- 172
Wester Powlair -- 177
Wester Clune -- 179
Ythanside -- 74
Greystone -- 9 (
Altered by authority of James Macdonald Esquire, Huntly. To be used for 1" purposes only, further investigation to be made during revision of the larger scale. By order of the D. G. [Director General] 12.08.95)
Glentana -- 172 (See note on page)
Carnferg -- 85 ( Same Remark as above )
Muirley -- 70 (Same Remark as above)
Berrysloch -- 102 (Same Remark as above)
Tillycorn -- 179 (Same Remark as above)
Tillenteach -- 98 (Same Remark as above)
Balfiddy -- 107 (Same Remark as above)
Hill of Clinter -- 117 (Same Remark as above)
Whitestone -- 123 (Same Remark as above)
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