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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
POORHOUSE [nr Bridge of Easaiche] Poors Houses
Poors Houses
Poors Houses
Mr Roger, Rhynie
Mr James Cran, Lesmoir
Mr James Cran, Newseat
042 A house built by the Parochial Bord [Board], and supported by poor rates of the Parish, occupied by the poor and aged of the Parish, situated near the Public Road leading from Rhynie to the Cabrach, & a little South of the Bridge of Essachie.
BRIDGE OF EASAICHE Bridge of Essachie
Bridge of Essachie
Bridge of Essachie
Mr Roger, Rhynie
Mr James Cran, Lesmoir
Mr James Cran, Newseat
042 A stone bridge of one arch across the Essachie, about a quarter of a mile from the Village of Rhynie, on the Public Road leading to the Cabrach.

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Parish of Rhynie

Note: Poorhouse - This building is all under one roof, and I consider it should be written on the Plan as "Poorhouse" . E.H. Courtney Capt RE [Captain Royal engineers]

Note: bridge of Easaiche - "Esk - is the name of a number of rivers & streams in Britain, from the Gaelic Esc, Easc, signifying water." (Chalmers)
See Burn of Easachie
Easaiche - Abounding in Waterfalls" (Gaelic)

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