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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| ABERGELDIE CASTLE (continued) | Abergeldie Castle (continued) | [Continued from p 132] | "In 1487 Alexander Gordon of Midmar, was presented with the lands of Abergeldie, and was one of the witnesses, that took oath on on the plate, in the church of St Nicholas at Aberdeen at the Reformation in January 17th (1560) 1550." About fifty years ago whilst some workmen were repairing one of the floors they came upon a stone coffin, containing human bones, hair, and the sole of a boot, How, or under what circumstances it was placed there, has not yet been found out. The present building is situated on the South bank of the Dee, about six miles above Ballater, and consists of a square tower, of ancient date, and some recently erected buildings; the whole is in excellent condition. The above partly copied from The Caledonia Itinerary, or a [Tour] on the banks of the Dee, by A. Laing, Aberdeen 1819. | |
| TOMANDUBHA | Tomidoes Tomidoes Tomidoes Tornidoes Tomandubha |
Mr Brown, Factor Mr Robertson, Land Stewart Revd [Reverend] A Anderson, Manse, Crathie Valuation Roll for 1859-60 Andrew Robertson Esq. Commissioner for Her Majesty's Estate Balmoral |
090 | A farm house one storey high, with offices; the former slated and in good repair the latter thatched, and in middling repair, this name is also applied a few cottages on the same land, all one storey high, and thatched. On the Invercauld property. |
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