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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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. |
| 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. |
| 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] |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 88DAVIDSON'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.)
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Kate51- Moderator, Jane F Jamieson, Geoffrey M Gill
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