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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WOOD COTTAGE | Wood Cottage Wood Cottage Wood Cottage |
Mr Robert Dinnie, tenant. Mr George Coutts James Ogg Esq. J.P. [Justice of the Peace] |
093 | A neat dwelling house, one storey high, slated, and in excellent repair; the property of J.D. Nichol Esq. |
| PITSLUGARTY WELL | Pitsluggarty Well Pitsluggarty Well Pitsluggarty Well Pitsluggartie Well Pitslugarty Well Pitslugarty Well Pitslugarty Well Pitslugarty Well Pitslugartie Well |
Mr Robert Dinnie. Mr George Coutts. Boundary Book No. 2952. Estate Plan 1750. Mr William Dinnie Marywell. J. Dyce Nicol Esq. Ballogie. Mr Alexander Miller Overseer of Ballogie. Mr James Ritchie Auchnafoy. Report of Committee on Aberdeenshire Roads 1865 |
093 | A good spring of excellent Water, this object serves as a point on the Boundary between the Parishes of Birse and Aboyne. Origin of name unknown |
| TOMNAHAY | Tomnahay Tomnahay Tomnahay |
Mr Robert Denny Mr George Coutts Estate Plan 1750 |
093 | A wooded eminence, situate in the West-end of the parish, and a short distance north of Wood Cottage; the property of J D. Nichol Esq . |
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[Page] 60County of Aberdeen Parish of Aboyne & Glentanner
Pitslugarty Well. Altered to agree with the 6th Division see Authorities supplied
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