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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BROCKIE BURN | Brockie Burn Brockie Burn Brockie Burn |
John Scott Little Wrangham. Mr Ruddiman Ground Officer Mr John Robertson, Boghead |
035 | A small burn rising at the foot of Foudland Hills, and running S.S.E. [South South East] joins the Kellock a little south of the farm of Little Wrangham |
| LITTLE WRANGHAM | Little Wrangham Little Wrangham Little Wrangham |
John Scott, Tenant Mr Ruddiman Mr John Robertson |
035 | This name is applied to two farmsteadings on the estate of Sheelagreen, situated a little S. [South] West of Follow Hill. |
| WRANGHAM [1895] | See Remark in Index 1895. | Mr James MacDonald, The Farm Huntly N.B. [North Britain] | 035 | |
| URN FOUND HERE A.D. 1837 | Urn found here A.D. 1837 Urn found here A.D. 1837 Urn found here A.D. 1837 |
John Scott Tenant Mr Ruddiman Mr John Robertson |
035 | Mr Scott the farmer at Little Wrangham says, that his father found an Urn here, while improving the land here called, Follow Hill, it was found in the year 1837 and contained a lot of blueish earth and small pieces of bones. the Urn fell to pieces when lifted. |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 45Aberdeenshire,
Parish of Culsalmond,
Brook. A small natural stream of water, less than a river; A rivulet
Brooky. Abounding with brooks (Nuttal)
Brook soot adhering to anything. To Brook. To soil with soot. Brookie, Dirtied with soot
Brookie. A ludicrous designation for a blacksmith, from his face being begrimed. (JAmieson)
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Kate51- Moderator, Ron Dyce
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