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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EASTER SHENALT | Easter Shenalt Easter Shenalt Easter Shenalt |
Mr Coutts Mr P Lamont Mr John Lamont |
079 | A hill stream nearly two mile in length, rising on the S. [South] slope of the Brown Cow Hill, and falling into the River Gairn about half a mile west from Corndavon Lodge. This is an Anglicized name. |
| CORNDAVON LODGE | Corndavon Lodge Corandavon Lodge Corndavon Lodge Corndavon Lodge |
Mr James Coutts Schoolmaster Valuation Roll Johnston's County Map Black's County Map |
079 | A large house two storeys high with numerous offices attached & the offices are nearly all built of wood. The Lodge is slated and in Excellent repair. Lord Holmesdale Tenant on the Invercauld Estate. |
| CORNDAVON BURN | Corndavon Burn Corndavon Burn Corndavon Burn |
Mr Coutts P Lamont John Lamont |
079 | A small stream about one mile in length, rising on the southern side of the Brown Cow Hill, and falling into the Gairn immediately below Corndavon Lodge. |
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[Page] 3Aberdeenshire
Crathie and Braemar Ph [Parish]
6 Inch sheet no 79
Easter Shenalt. It is evident from this description and the description of Wester Shenalt in page 4 that the names have been reversed.
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Kate51- Moderator, Kirk Beadle
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