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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
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.
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
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.
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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Kate51- Moderator, Jane F Jamieson, pungo

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