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KILMUIR EASTER |
Kilmuir Easter |
Rev. [Reverend] Donald Stuart
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland
Valuation Roll Book |
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This Parish is in the Presbytery of Tain and synod of Ross. Patron the Duchess of Sutherland. It is bounded on the North by the parish of Edderton; on the North East by Logie Easter; on the South East by the Parish of Nigg; on the South by the Cromarty Firth and on the West by the Parish of Rosskeen. The Parish Church is situated in the East part of the Parish in the village of Kilmuir. There are no detached portions of any other Parish within the limits of this Parish; but there are two portions of Cromarty-shire within it. neither is there any detached portion of the Parish in any other. The Parish contains about 10450 statute acres and is all in a good state of cultivation |
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CNOC AN T-SABHAIL |
Cnoc an t-Sabhail
Cnoc an t-Sabhail |
Mr. Roderick McKenzie, Scotsburn
Mr. John Forsyth, Factor, Balnagown
Estate Plan, dated 1802 |
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A prominent hill feature situated in the north of Kilmuir Easter Parish, and partly in Logie Easter and partly in Edderton parishes, property of Sir Charles Ross Bart. [Baronet] Balnagown. English meaning, Barn Hill. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
[page signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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ALLT TRAPPIE |
Allt Trappie
Allt Trappie
Allt Trappie |
Kindeace Estate Plan, dated 1842
Mr. William Munro, Wester Lonevine
Mr. William Tait, Heathfield |
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A small stream flowing southward into Balnagown River. It forms the parish boundary between the parishes of Kilmuir Easter and Logie. |
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STRATH RORY |
Strath Rory
Strath Rory
Strath Rory |
Kindeace Estate Plan, dated 1842
Mr. William Munro, Wester Lonevine
Mr. William Tait, Heathfield |
054 |
A glen on the outlying shootings of the Kindeace Estate about four miles in length; property of Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace. |
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BALNAGOWN RIVER |
Balnagown River
Balnagown River
Balnagown River |
Statistical Account
Mr. William Munro
Mr. William Tait |
054 |
A large stream flowing through Strath Rory and emptying itself into the Frith of Cromarty. For a certain distance it forms the boundary between the parishes of Kilmuir Easter and Logie.
"The small River of Balnagown bounds the parish on the northeast, and runs north and south until it empties itself into the Frith of Cromarty- Extract from New Statistical Account. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
Balnagown River [note] Written on Plan 54.6
[Page signed] John McKeith S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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AN CAOLAS |
An Caolas |
Roderick MacKenzie, Scotsburn
John MacKay Scotsburn
A. Paterson Esq. |
054 |
"The Narrow" A precipitous portion of wood on the banks of Balnagown River and partly in the Parishes of Kilmuir Easter and Logie Easter. |
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Sheet 54 Plan 2.
Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- County of Ross. & Cromarty. Det. [Detached] |
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KINRIVE HILL |
Kinrive Hill
Kinrive Hill
Kinrive Hill |
Mr Alexander Graham, Kinrive
Mr Andrew Ross Kinrive
Mr John Grant. Torran |
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A large hill feature, partly wooded on the south side, situated at the north end of the parish. It forms for a short distance the south Side of Strath Rory and is bounded on the west by the parish boundary. Property of Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace. |
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KINRIVE WOOD |
Kinrive Wood
Kinrive Wood
Kinrive Wood |
Mr Alexander Graham, Kinrive
Mr Andrew Ross Kinrive
Mr John Grant. Torran |
054 |
A large fir plantation on the south face of Kinrive Hill; property of Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace. |
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KINRIVE |
Kinrive
Kinrive
Kinrive |
Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace
Estate Plan, dated 1842
Mr Andrew Ross. Tenant. |
054 |
A district consisting of five crofts with dwelling houses attached, situated in the north part of the parish; property of Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
[signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CAIRNS [Kinrive Hill] |
Cairns
Cairns
Cairns |
Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace
Mr Andrew Ross, Kinrive
Mr Alexander Graham Kinrive |
054 |
Two large tumuli or Cairns situated on the south side of Kinrive Hill. "On the same property (Kindeace) there is a large Cairn of Stones, the tradition in regard to which is that in a great battle fought there, a King was Killed, and his head struck off, And buried under this Cairn. The hill is now Called Kinrive, a corruption from the Gaelic of Ceann Righ, or King's head, and the foundation of a large Castle or building can yet be traced close to the Cairn" Extract from New Statistical Account |
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KINRIVE BURN |
Kinrive Burn
Kinrive Burn
Kinrive Burn |
Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace
Mr Andrew Ross, Kinrive
Mr Alexander Graham Kinrive |
054 |
A considerable stream rising westward in Loch na Clach and flowing eastward through the parish. Close to the main road near Torran farm, the course of the stream has been diverted, the greater portion of the water running past Dorrachan and Kindeace and is Known as the Burn of Kindeace. The original channel runs eastward past Culnacoyle and empties its water into Balnagown River opposite Dalnaclerach. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
Kinrive Burn [note] Written on Plan 54.6 |
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KINRIVE CROFTS |
Kinrive Crofts
Kinrive Crofts
Kinrive Crofts |
Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace
Estate Plan, dated 1842
Mr Alexander Graham, Kinrive |
054 |
Three small crofts with dwelling houses attached, situated between the public road and Kinrive Burn. Property of Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace. |
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KNOCK CORR GUINIE |
Knock Corr Guinie
Knock Corr Guinie
Knock Corr Guinie |
Ardross Estate Plan dated 1799.
Mr Donald Ross Easter Stoney field
Mr John McRae Alness |
054 |
A long ridge of hill, partly wooded lying north of Inchindoun and Kinrive Burns and Stretching east and west from Balnagown River to Stittenham. It is mainly in the Parish of Ross-Keen and on the estates of Ardross Newmore and Kindace. The portion of it in the parish is Called Kinrive Hill, a spur of the ridge but the name "KnocK Corr Guinie" embraces the whole of it in both parishes, "Kinrive Hill" with the rest. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire.
[signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
Balnagown River [crossed out] |
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TORRAN |
Torran
Torran
Torran |
Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace
Mr John Grant, Tenant
Valuation Roll |
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A good farmhouse with offices and garden attached; property of Charles Robertson, Kindeace. |
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SCOTSBURN BRIDGE |
Scotsburn Bridge
Scotsburn Bridge
Scotsburn Bridge |
Mr John Grant
Mr Alexander Graham Kinrive
Mr Andrew Ross Kinrive |
054 |
A substantial stone bridge of one arch, spanning Balnagown River on the road between Alness and Tain and about five miles from the former place. |
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LOWER TORRAN |
Lower Torran
Lower Torran
Lower Torran |
Mr John Grant
Mr Alexander Graham Kinrive
Mr Andrew Ross Kinrive |
054 |
A dwellinghouse and croft near Scotsburn Bridge; property of Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire.
[signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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DALNACLERACH |
Dalnaclerach
Dalnaclerach
Dalnaclerach |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Mr John Ross, Tenant
Valuation Roll |
054 |
A small farmhouse with offices attached; property of Sir Charles Ross, Bart [Baronet] Balnagown Castle, |
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DRIMINAULT |
Driminault
Driminault
Driminault |
Mr John Forsyth
Mr William Matheson, Tenant.
Rent Book |
054 |
Three small crofts with dwellinghouses attached; property of Sir Charles Ross, Bart [Baronet] Balnagown Castle. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
Doccachan [crossed out] |
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CULNACOYLE |
Culnacoyle
Culnacoyle
Culnacoyle |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Mr John Scott, Tenant
Valuation Roll |
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Two Crofts with offices attached, property of Sir Charles Ross, Bart [Baronet] Balnagown Castle. |
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BOG OF SCOTSBURN |
Bog of Scotsburn
Bog of Scotsburn
Bog of Scotsburn |
Mr John Munro, Tenant
Valuation Roll |
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Three small crofts with dwelling houses attached; property of Sir Charles Ross, Bart [Baronet] Balnagown Castle. |
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BOG OF BALNAGOWN |
Bog of Balnagown
Bog of Balnagown |
Mr Alexander McDonald, Tenant |
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A dwelling house with garden attached; property of Sir Charles Ross, Bart [Baronet] Balnagown Castle |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
[signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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AUCHOYLE |
Auchoyle
Auchoyle
Auchoyle |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Estate Plan
Mr Alexander McDonald Bog of Balnagown |
054 |
A strip of wooded land; very much thinned about three quarters of a mile in length situated between Tullich Wood and Bog of Balnagown. Property of Sir Charles Ross, Bart, [Baronet] Balnagown Castle. |
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BOG OF TULLICH |
Bog of Tullich
Bog of Tullich
Bog of Tullich |
Mr John McAndie, Tenant
Mr John Munro, Bog of Scotsburn
Mr Alexander McDonanld. |
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A small croft with dwelling house attached; property of Her Grace The Duchess of Sutherland. |
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BALNAGOWN BOG |
Balnagown Bog
Balnagown Bog
Balnagown Bog |
John Forsyth Esq Factor
Mr Brough Forester
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart |
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This name applies to a very extensive plantation, westward of Balnagown Castle. Property of Sir Charles Ross. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
Auchoyle [note] Written on 54.11
Balnagown Bog [note] Written on Plan 54.7 on 54/7 |
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THE WILDERNESS |
The Wilderness
The Wilderness
The Wilderness |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Mr Brough. Forester, Garty
Mr Alexander McDonald, Bog of Balnagown |
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A large extent of ground, originally planted, more than two miles in length and half a mile in breadth, situated north-east of Balnagown Castle. The wood is now very much thinned and in some places quite bare. Property of Sir Charles Ross, Bart. [Baronet] Balnagown Castle. |
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LADY ANN'S SEAT |
Lady Ann's Seat
Lady Ann's Seat
Lady Ann's Seat |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Mr Brough. Forester, Garty |
054 |
A small circular wooded Knoll in the wood east of Millhill Cottage, so called from the late Lady Ross. Property of Sir Charles Ross Bart, [Baronet] Balnagown Castle. |
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MILLHILL COTTAGE |
Millhill Cottage
Millhill Cottage |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Mr Brough. Forester, Garty |
054 |
A neat slated cottage, the residence of the Gamekeeper on the Balnagown Estate. Property of Sir Charles Ross, Bart. [Baronet] Balnagown Castle. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire.
[page signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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MILL HILL |
Mill Hill
Mill Hill
Mill Hill |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Mr Brough, Forester, Garty
Estate Plan dated 1861 |
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A low wooded ridge situated northwest of Balnagown Castle. Property of Sir Charles Ross, Bart. [Baronet] Balnagown Castle. |
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SCHOOL [Mill Hill] |
School
School |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Mr Brough, Forester, Garty |
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A very neat building comprising the teacher's residence situated at the east end of Mill Hill. The school is supported by Lady Ross and is under the superintendance of a female teacher who educates 18 children free - the remainder paying school fees. The maximum number of free children is in attendance. |
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LADY MARY'S SEAT |
Lady Mary's Seat
Lady Mary's Seat
Lady Mary's Seat |
Mr John Forsyth
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Brough, Forester, Garty. |
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A wooded Knoll which was a favourite resort of one of the ladies of Balnagown from which circumstance it is so named. Property of Sir Charles Ross, Balnagown. |
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APPITAULD |
Appitauld
Appitauld |
Mr John Forsyth, Bellevue.
Mr Donald Munro, Balnagown bridge |
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A dwellinghouse and blacksmith's Shop situated between Kildary railway Station and the village of Milton; property of Her Grace the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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KILDARY STATION |
Kildary Station
Kildary Station
Kildary Station |
Mr John Forsyth, Bellevue.
Mr Donald Munro, Balnagown bridge
Time Tables |
054 |
A substantial building on the Highland Railway close to the Bridge of Balnagown and five miles and a half from Invergordon. Property of the Highland Railway Company. |
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BALNAGOWN CASTLE |
Balnagown Castle
Balnagown Castle
Balnagown Castle |
Mr John Forsyth, Bellevue.
Mr Brough, Forester, Garty
New Statistical Account |
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"Balnagown Castle is a beautiful building and splendidly situated; it is partly ancient and partly modern. It boasts of a very high antiquity, and was one of the Seats of the Earls of Ross during the prevalence of the feudal system. Within the last two years an elegant and handsome addition has been made to it. There is a spacious lawn in front of the Castle. Altogether it is one of the most delightful residences in the North of Scotland, enjoying a commanding prospect of the finest scenery in the surrounding country". Extract from New Statistical Account. |
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MAINS OF BALNAGOWN |
Mains of Balnagown |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Mr Brough, Forester |
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A very large and commodious farmsteading situated a quarter of a mile west of Balnagown Castle. Property of Sir Charles Ross Bart. [Baronet] |
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BALNAGOWN BRIDGE |
Balnagown Bridge
Balnagown Bridge
Balnagown Bridge |
Mr John Forsyth, Factor
Mr Brough, Forester
Mr Donald Munro, Merchant |
054 |
A substantial stone bridge of one arch spanning Balnagown River on the County road between Alness and Tain; seven and a half miles from the former and six from the latter place. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
[duplicate entry for Balnagown Bridge crossed out]
[signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BADACHONACHER MOSS |
Badachonacher Moss |
Mr H. Logan Wester Calrichie
Mr J. Ross, Dorrachan
Mr J. Muirhead, Clashdu |
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This name applies to a large track of moss partly in this parish and partly in the parish of RossKeen. Property of the Executors of F.M. Gillanders, Newmore. |
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CLASHDU |
Clashdu
Clashdu
Clashdu |
Charles Robertson Esq
Estate Plan (1842)
Mr J. Muirhead, Occupant. |
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A cottage occupied by Charles Robertson's Forrester. Property of Charles Robertson Esqr, Kindeace. |
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DORRACHAN |
Dorrachan
Dorrachan
Dorachan
Dorachan |
Charles Roberston Esq
W J. Ross, Dorrachan
Estate Plan (1842)
Valuation Roll (1869-70) |
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This name is applied to a number of croft houses. Property of Charles Robertson Esq. Kindeace. |
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WESTER CALRICHIE |
Wester Calrichie
Wester Calrichie |
Charles Roberston Esq
Mr H. Logan, tenant |
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A farmhouse and steading. Property of Charles Robertson Esq. of Kindeace. |
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KNOC DU |
Knoc Du
Knoc Du |
Charles Robertson Esq
Estate Plan (1849) |
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A cultivated Knowe about a hundred yards eastward of Druids Hill, Property of Charles Robertson Esq. Kindeace. |
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Knoc Du [note] Altered to Cnoc by order of Director General Dec. /80. [December 1880] |
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DRUIDS HILL |
Druids Hill
Druids Hill
Druids Hill |
Charles Robertson Esq
Mr H. Logan, Wester Calrichie
Estate Plan (1842) |
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A small wooded hillock situated near the farmhouse of Wester Calrichie, so called from the Circumstance of a Druidical Circle having stood on it. There are no traces of the Circle extant, nor can the site be ascertained, the stones having been removed prior to the memory of any persons living in the locality. Property C. Robertson Esq. Kindeace |
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TULLICH MUIR |
Tullich Muir
Tullich Muir
Tullich Muir |
Mr William Gunn, Factor, Dingwall
Rent, Receipt
Mr Alexander Reid, Tenant (in part) |
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Consists of eight crofts and dwelling houses situated nearly a mile east of Kindeace House; property of Her Grace the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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THE BOGG |
The Bogg
The Bogg
The Bogg |
Estate Plan
Charles Robertson Esqr Kindeace
Mr Alexander McDonald, Tenant |
054 |
A small croft and dwelling house, property of Charles Robertson Esqr Kindeace House. |
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MOSS OF BURRACKS |
Moss of Burracks
Moss of Burracks |
Charles Robertson Esqr
Description of Estate Boundaries |
054 |
A large extent of flat mossy ground north of Easter Lonvine; property of Charles Robertson Esqr Kindeace House. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
[signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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EASTER ROSS |
Easter Ross |
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Described in Tarbat Ph. N. [Parish Name] BooK |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire -
Heathfield Crofts
Lonvine
[note] Cancelled J. Clegg Corpl R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers]
Easter Ross [note] Written on Plan 54.10 & 54.11 |
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KINDEACE HOUSE |
Kindeace House
Kindeace House
Kindeace House |
Charles Robertson Esqr Proprietor
Mr Walter Allan. Inchfuir
Mr Ewen McKenzie. Easter Lonvine |
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A substantial mansion house with stables attached; property of Charles Robertson Esqr. "Kindace House is a commodious mansion and very pleasantly situated in the upper portion of the parish" Extract from New Statistical Account. |
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HEATHFIELD |
Heathfield
Heathfield
Heathfield |
Mr Ewen McKenzie. Easter Lonvine
Estate Plan
Mr John Tait |
054 |
A large farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Charles Robertson Esqr Kindeace House |
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TULLICH WOOD |
Tullich Wood
Tullich Wood
Tullich Wood |
Mr James Slater Garty Cot. [Cottage]
Mr John Ross, Rhives
Mr Alexander Reid, Tullich Muir |
054 |
A large extent of fir wood north of the crofts of Tullich Muir; property of Her Grace The Duchess of Sutherland |
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INCHFUIR |
Inchfuir
Inchfuir |
Charles Robertson Esqr Kindeace
Mr Walter Allan, Tenant |
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A large farmsteading with small garden attached, a quarter of a mile south of Kindace House; property of Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace House. |
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KINDEACE BURN |
Burn of Kindeace
Burn of Kindeace |
Charles Robertson Esqr Kindeace
Mr Walter Allan |
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A considerable stream running through a portion of Kindeace property, and a continuation of the Burn of Kinrive |
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EASTER LONVINE |
Easter Lonvine
Easter Lonvine
Easter Lonvine |
Charles Robertson Esqr Kindeace
Mr Walter Allan
Ewen McKenzie, Tenant |
054 |
A number of Crofts with offices attached; property of Charles Robertson Esqr. Kindeace House |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
[signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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KNOCKGARTY |
Knockgarty
Knockgarty
Knockgarty |
John Forsyth Esq.
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart Kilmuir Manse
Mr James Sleate, Garty |
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A farmhouse and steading slated & in good condition. Property of Sir Charles Ross, Balnagown. |
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BELLEVUE |
Bellevue
Bellevue
Bellevue |
John Forsyth Esq.
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr James Sleate |
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A handsome villa occupied by the ground Factor of the Balnagown estate. Property of Sir Charles Ross. |
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Co: [County] of Ross -- Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter |
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KILDARY WOOD |
Kildary Wood
Kildary Wood
Kildary Wood |
J. Forsyth Esq.
Mr J. Sleate Garty
Mr D. Brown, Kildary Ho: [House] |
054 |
A fir-plantation extending half a mile along the northside of the County road passing Kildary Ho: [House] Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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KILDARY HOUSE |
Kildary Ho. [House]
Kildary Ho. [House]
Kildary Ho. [House] |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
John Forsyth Esq
Mr D. Denoon, Kildary Ho: [House] |
054 |
A small mansion situated about a mile southward of Balnagown Castle. Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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UPPER TULLICH |
Upper Tullich
Upper Tullich
Upper Tullich |
Val: [Valuation] Roll. 1870-1
James Sleate, Garty
Mr W. Graham, Lower Tullich. |
054 |
This name applies to five Crofts on each of which there is a dwelling house, situated on the ridge between Lower Tullich and Tullich Muir. Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Upper Tullich] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr John McKay, Teacher
John Ross Esq. |
054 |
A substantial stone building standing near the Free Church by which it is Chiefly supported. The average attendance is nearly 100. |
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Co: [County] of Ross -- Parish of Kilmuir Easter. |
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LOWER TULLICH |
Lower Tullich
Lower Tullich
Lower Tullich |
Val: [Valuation] Roll, 1870-1
Mr James Brown, Lower Tullich
Mr William Graham Tullich |
054 |
This name applies to a few Crofts south of Upper Tullich. Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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BURN OF TULLICH |
Burn of Tullich
Burn of Tullich
Burn of Tullich |
Mr James Sleate
John Ross Esq
Mr W. Graham |
054 |
A small stream flowing from Tullich and serving for some distance as County boundary; it ultimately falls into Delny Burn at the Mill Pond in the farm of Pollo. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] of Ross |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
John Forsyth Esq
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
George Ross Esq, Rhives |
054 |
A croft house near the farm of Rhives. It is situated in the Co: [County] of Cromarty Det: [Detached] Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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RHIVES |
Rhives
Rhives
Rhives |
John Forsyth Esq
George Ross Esq
Val: [Valuation] Roll 1869-70 |
054 |
A large farmhouse with an extensive steading attached. Property of Sir Charles Ross. |
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OAK WOOD |
Oak Wood
Oak Wood
Oak Wood |
John Forsyth Esq
George Ross Esq
Mr J. Sleathe Garty |
054 |
A wooded enclosure on the above farm. Property of Sir Charles Ross. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] of Ross |
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FREE CHURCH [Rhives] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] D. McDonald (Minister)
Mr Donald McKay
George Ross Esq. Rhives. |
054 |
A commodious building built in 1843 for the accommodation of about 700 persons. |
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PARKHILL |
Parkhill
Parkhill
Parkhill |
George Ross Esq
John Forsyth Esq
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart |
054 |
A small cottage, originally a post-office situated on the farm of Rhives. Property of Sir Charles Ross. |
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GARTY |
Garty
Garty
Garty |
John Forsyth Esq
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Val: [Valuation] Roll. 1869-70 |
054 |
A dwellinghouse and farmsteading property of Sir Charles Ross, Balnagown. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] Ross |
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POLNICOL |
Polnicol
Polnicol
Polnicol |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr John Anderson, Tenant
Val: [Valuation] Roll, 1869-70 |
054 |
A large farmhouse and steading situated at Kilmuir. Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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SCHOOL [Kilmuir] |
School (Ph) [Parish]
School (Ph) [Parish]
School (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
John Forsyth Esq
Mr John Anderson |
054 |
An incommodious one storey building standing near the Established Church at Kilmuir. It derives its support from the usual sources. The average attendance is 80 - boys & girls. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] Ross |
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Site of ST MARY'S CHAPEL |
Church (Ph) [Parish]
Church (Ph) [Parish]
Church (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart, Minister
John Forsyth Esq.
New St: [Statistical] Account |
054 |
This is a substantial building erected in 1798, and has sittings for 900 persons. |
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BELFRY [Kilmuir] |
Belfry |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart |
054 |
"A round tower connected with the present church and used as a belfry which bears date in large figures 1616, and is still in a high state of preservation." New Statistical Account.
This tower, according to the Revd [Reverend] Donald Stuart, is the remains of a chapel, dedicated to St. Mary. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] of Ross |
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KILMUIR |
Kilmuir
Kilmuir |
Revd [Reverend] Donald Stuart
John Forsyth Esq |
054 |
This name applies to the Established Church and School and a row of Cottages. The two former belong to the Heritors and the Cottages are the property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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MANSE [Kilmuir] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart, occupant
St. [Statistical] Account
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum |
054 |
The parochial manse, built about 150 years ago, is a large substantial building in excellent condition. |
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KILDARY COTTAGES |
Kildary Cottages
Kildary Cottages
Kildary Cottages |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Purves
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum |
054 |
Applied to three semi-detached cottages occupied by worKmen on the Tarbat Estate. Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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TARBAT MAINS |
Tarbat Mains
Tarbat Mains
Tarbat Mains |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum
Mr Purves |
054 |
Consists of a farm steading and the offices in connection with Tarbat House. Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter. -- Ross-shire |
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MILTON |
Milton
Milton
Milntown
Milntown
Milntown |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart, Kilmuir Manse
Oliver & Boyd's Almanack, 1872
Statistical Account
Valuation Roll
Mr Purves |
054 |
A small compact village in which a Cattle &c Market is held four times in the year, situated at the eastern extremity of the parish and a quarter of a mile from Kildary Station. Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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INN [Milton] |
Inn
Inn |
Sign board
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart |
054 |
Situated at the north end of the village, It affords accommodation for travellers. Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter. -- Ross-shire |
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TARBAT HOUSE |
Tarbat House
Tarbat House
Tarbat House
Tarbat House
Tarbat House
Tarbat House |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Purves
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum
BlacK's Map.
Imperial Gazetteer
Statistical Account |
054 |
A large mansion occupying a commanding prospect on the north side of Nigg Bay.
"Tarbat House, a highly finished modern building and the Chief seat of Mr. H. MacKenzie of Cromarty. The grounds surrounding it are laid out with great taste and have of late years been highly improved". New St. [Statistical] Account. |
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LADY'S WELL |
Lady's Well
Lady's Well
Lady's Well |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Purves
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum |
054 |
A small Spring issuing from a red sandstone rock in the bank fronting Tarbat House. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire |
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MARKET CROSS [Milton] |
MarKet Cross
MarKet Cross
MarKet Cross |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Purves
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum |
054 |
A round stone pillar 10 or 12 feet in height and about 14 inches in diameter standing at the south end of the village of [blank] where the market is held. The stone bears date 1799. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter. -- Ross-shire
Castle Park [crossed out] |
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CASTLE (Remains of) [New Tarbat] |
Castle (Remains of)
Castle (Remains of)
Castle (Remains of)
Castle (Remains of)
Castle of New Tarbat |
Mr Forsyth, Factor for Sir Charles Ross.
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart.
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum.
Mr Purves.
New Statistical Account. |
054 |
"There are still some remains of the ruins of the Castle of New Tarbat once the seat of the Earls of Cromarty which is said to have been the most elegant and highly finished house in the three Counties. It stood near the site of the present mansion and was allowed to fall into a state of delapidation during the period of forfeiture. It is said to have been a most superb and spacious building and beautifully adorned with turrets". New Statistical Account.
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter. -- Ross shire |
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CASTLE (Remains of) [New Tarbat] |
Castle (Remains of) (continued) |
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COPPER COIN OF THE REIGN OF JAMES III FOUND HERE A.D. 1868 [Tarbat House] |
A Copper Coin of the reign of James the third was found here 1868. |
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A Copper Coin, Reign of James Third was dug up near the site of the "Castle" in 1868. A tree within an enclosure marks the spot where it was found. |
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PIPER'S KNOWE |
Piper's Knowe
Piper's Knowe
Piper's Knowe |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Purves, Ground officer for the Duchess of Sutherland.
Mr Meldrum |
054 |
So called from its having been the place whereon the Piper performed. It is artificial, terraced, and conical in form, and is situated about 20 yards from the remains of the "Castle" with which it is coeval. |
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TORNABROCK |
Tornabrock
Tornabrock
Tornabrock |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Purves
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum |
054 |
Applied to a dwelling house and a dog's Kennel, situated near the west entrance to Tarbat House. Property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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MIDDLE LONVINE |
Middle Lonvine
Middle Lonvine |
Charles Robertson Esq
Mr William Munro, Wester Lonvine |
054 |
A small farmhouse having suitable offices attached. Property of Charles Robertson Esq. Kindeace. |
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WESTER LONVINE |
Wester Lonvine
Wester Lonvine
Wester Lonvine |
C. Robertson Esq
Mr W. Munro
Mr D. McIntosh |
054 |
This name applies to four Croft houses. Property of Charles Robertson Esq. Kindeace. |
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REISKMORE |
Reiskmore
Reiskmore
Reiskmore |
C. Robertson Esq
Rent Receipt (1871)
Mr James Ross |
054 |
Comprises five or six small farms, two of which are in this parish, the remainder in RosKeen; all theproperty of Alexander Matheson Esq. Ardross. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter. -- Co: [County] of Ross |
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PRIESTHILL |
Priesthill
Priesthill
Priesthill |
Revd [Reverend] D Stuart
John Forsyth Esq
Val: [Valuation] Roll, 1869-70 |
054 |
A large farmhouse and steading the property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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DELNY BURN |
Delny Burn
Delny Burn |
Mr John H. McIntosh, Priesthill
Charles Robertson Esq |
054 |
This name is given to the continuation of Kindeace Burn, the latter name extending to the confines of the estate of that name, the stream retains the name for the remainder of its course. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] of Ross
Delny Burn [note] written on 54.15 |
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CARNTOTACK |
Carntotack |
Charles Robertson Esq
Revd [Reverend] D Stuart
Valuation Roll. 1869.70 |
054 |
The ruins of a farmhouse and steading a mile distant from Kindeace Ho. [House] Property of Charles Robertson Esq. |
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SCHOOL [Delny Muir] |
School
School
School |
Revd [Reverend] D Stuart
Mr Alexander Ross, Teacher
Charles Robertson Esq |
054 |
A venture school, the scholars' fees being the sole support, situated at Delny Muir. The average number attending is 80. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] of Ross |
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DELNY MUIR |
Delny Muir
Delny Muir
Delny Muir |
Mr A. McKenzie, tenant
Mr Logan, tenant.
Mr Alexander McKenzie, tenant, |
054 |
Applied to a few dwellinghouses having crofts attached; partly the property of Alexander Matheson Esq. Ardross and partly that of Roderick MacKenzie Esq. Kincraig. |
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BROOMHILL |
Broomhill
Broomhill
Broomhill |
Charles Robertson Esq.
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr Logan, Delny Muir, |
054 |
A farmhouse and steading both in good condition, the property of R. McKenzie Esq. Kincraig. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] of Ross |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Barbaraville] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum, Teacher Kilmuir,
Mr Forsyth, Bellevue |
054 |
A substantial two storey building situated a short distance south of the Free Church and about half a mile north westward of the village of Barbaraville. It was erected in 1843, and is in good repair. |
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DELNY STATION |
Delny Station
Delny Station
Delny Station |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Time-Table
TicKet |
054 |
A small station on the Highland Railway 35 miles north of Inverness. Property of the Highland Ry Comy. [Railway Company] |
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BARBARAVILLE |
Barbaraville
Barbaraville
Barbaraville |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Forsyth, Bellevue
Mr Purves, Tarbert House |
054 |
A village consisting of two rows of small cottages, one quarter of a mile the other fully half a mile, in length, situated on the county road leading from Invergordon to Milton and 3 1/2 miles from the former place. It is the joint property of the Duchess of Sutherland, Sir Charles Ross, Balnagown, and Mr Matheson Ardross. |
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DELNY |
Delny
Delny
Delny |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Forsyth, Bellevue
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum |
054 |
A large farmhouse and steading well built and in first rate condition. Property of Mr Matheson, Ardross. |
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BALAVACK |
Balavack
Balavack
Balavack |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Mr Forsyth, Factor, Bellevue
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum |
054 |
A small farmhouse having suitable offices attached, property of Sir Charles Ross, Balnagown. |
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POLLO |
Pollo
Pollo
Pollo |
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart
Val [Valuation] Roll 1870
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum |
054 |
A farmhouse, steading, and corn-mill, all in good repair. Property of Mr Matheson, Ardross. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter. -- Co: [County] of Ross. |
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HIGHLAND RAILWAY |
Highland Railway
Highland Railway |
Time Table
Ticket |
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This line extending from Perth to Bonar Bridge intersects this parish three quarters of a mile from the coastline, and from Blackpark near Invergordon to within about a hundred yards of Kildary Station it is perfectly straight. Property of the Highland Railway Company. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] of Ross |
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BIG AUDLE |
Big Audle
Big Audle
Big Audle |
Mr. Daniel Manson, Saltburn
Mr Robert Hogg, Saltburn
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum, Kilmuir |
054 ; 066 |
A considerable channel in Nigg Sands being fully a mile and a half in length, and at ordinary low water about a quarter of a mile in breadth. |
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LITTLE AUDLE |
Little Audle |
Mr. Daniel Manson, Saltburn
Mr Robert Hogg, Saltburn
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum, Kilmuir |
054 ; 066 ;
067 |
This name is given to a small narrow channel, which is not even navigable for small boats, running into the Big Audle. It is rather more than half a mile in length, its average breadth at ordinary low water is about 40 yards. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
Big Audle [note] written on 66.4 |
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NIGG BAY |
Nigg Bay
Nigg Bay
Nigg Bay |
Black's Map
Mr. James, Ground Officer, Tarbet House
Revd [Reverend] D. Stuart, Kilmuir Manse |
055 ; 066 ; 067 |
Is of considerable extent and is situated in the Cromarty Firth and directly north of Cromarty Bay. At the recess of the tides the banks called Nigg Sands are visible. These banks composed of mud and sand and separated from one another by channels lying northward, and extending to within a short distance of the shore, occupy very nearly the whole extent of the bay. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-shire
Nigg Bay [note] Written on 66.4 |
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BALINTRAID |
Balintraid
Balintraid
Balintraid |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Stuart, Kilmuir Manse
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
066 |
A very extensive farmsteading and dwelling house having farm labourers' houses attached. All in good condition. Property of Mr. Matheson, Ardross. |
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BALINTRAID PIER |
Balintraid Pier |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Stuart, Kilmuir Manse
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
066/3.1 |
A substantial stone pier forming a harbour for coasting vessels. It was built in 1870 as also a large stone house adjoining it. Property of Mr. Matheson, Ardross |
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CROMARTY FIRTH |
Cromarty Firth
Cromarty Firth
Cromarty Firth |
Black's Map.
Mr Thomas G. Meldrum.
Mr Purves. |
054; 066 |
An arm of the Moray Firth about 22 miles in length, serving as a boundary between the Counties of Cromarty and Ross. Its average breadth is about 2 miles. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmuir Easter -- Co: [County] Ross
Cromarty Firth [note] Written on 66.4 |
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SANDS OF NIGG |
Sands of Nigg |
Mr Daniel Manson, Saltburn
Mr Robert Hogg, Saltburn |
055; 066; 067 |
A large extent of mud and Sand situated in a bay of the Cromarty Firth. They are about five miles in their greatest length by two and a half broad.There are three banks divided by the channels Delny Dock and Big Audle. They are altogether mud near the low water and sandy near the High; the centre bank is also nearly cut in two by a creek. Except the western bank they are the property of the Duchess of Sutherland. |
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DELNY DOCK |
Delny Dock
Delny Dock |
Mr Daniel Manson, Saltburn
Mr Robert Hogg, Saltburn |
066 |
A large channel in the Nigg Sands visible only at low water and dividing two of the banks from the south. It is about a mile in length but the channel navigable for small boats is very narrow at low water. |
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Parish of Kilmuir Easter -- Ross-Shire
Sands of Nigg [note] Written on 54.16 |
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THE POT |
The Pot |
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A channel running South through the Sands of Nigg, forming the Boundary between the Parishes of Nigg and Logie Easter |
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Ross-shire -- Kilmuir Easter Ph. [Parish]
Captain Royal Engineers |
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Her Grace the Duchess of Sutherland, per William Gunn Esq factor, Strathpeffer, Dingwall
Sir Charles W. A. Ross, Bart. [Baronet] of Balnagown Invergordon
Captn. [Captain] Roderick Mackenzie, per Messrs. Edmonds & Macqueen, 22 Adelphi Aberdeen
Charles Robertson Esq. of Kindeace Invergordon
Alexander Matheson Esq. of Ardross, M.P. Dingwall
[page signed] G. Herbert Bolland Capt. REngs. [Captain Royal Engineers] 7 June 1873 |
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(NAME BOOK)
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Allt Trappie -- 5
An Caolas -- 6
Appitauld -- 17
Auchoyle -- 14
Badachonacher Moss -- 19
Balavack -- 51
Balintraid -- 55
Balintraid Pier -- 55
Balnagown -- 5
Balnagown Bog -- 14
Balnagown Bridge -- 18
Balnagown Castle -- 17
Balnagown River -- 5
Barbaraville -- 56
Balfry -- 34
Bellevue -- 27
Big Audle -- 53
Bog of Balnagown -- 13
Bog of Scotsburn -- 13
Bog of Tullich -- 14
Broomhill -- 48
Burn of Tullich -- 30
Burnside -- 31
Cairns -- 8
Carntotack -- 47
Castle (Remains of) -- 41
Church (on site of St Mary's Chapel) -- 34
Clashdu -- 19
Cnoc an t-Sabhail -- 3
Copper Coin of the Reign of James III found here A.D. 1868 -- 42
Cromarty Firth -- 56
Culnacoyle -- 13
Dalnaclerach -- 12
Delny -- 51 |
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Delny Burn -- 46
Delny Dock -- 57
Delny Muir -- 48
Delny Station -- 49
Dorracahan -- 20
Driminault -- 12
Druids Hill -- 22
Easter Lonvine -- 26
Easter Ross -- 24
Free Church -- 32
Free Church Manse -- 49
Free Church School -- 29
Garty -- 32
Heathfield -- 25
Highland Railway -- 52
Inchfuir -- 26
Inn -- 38
Kildary -- 17
Kildary Cottages -- 37
Kildary House -- 28
Kildary Station -- 17
Kildary Wood -- 28
Kilmuir -- 35
Kilmuir Easter (Parish) -- 1
Kindeace Burn -- 26
Kindeace House -- 25
Kinrive -- 7
Kinrive Burn -- 8
Kinrive Croft -- 9
Kinrive Hill -- 7
Kinrive Wood -- 7
Knoc Dee -- 21 |
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Strath Rory -- 5
Tarbat House -- 39
Tarbat Mains -- 37
The Bogg -- 23
The Wilderness -- 15
Tornabrock -- 43
Torran -- 11
Tullich Muir -- 23
Tullich Wood -- 25
The Pot -- 58
Upper Tullich -- 29
Wester Calrichie -- 20
Wester Lonvine -- 45 |
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