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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MILL OF ARDLOGIE | Mill of Ardlogie Mill of Ardlogie Mill of Ardlogie |
Valuation Roll Mr John Chalmers occupier Mr John Smith West Mains of Ardlogie |
028 | a well known name of a Farm which formerly Contained a Corn Mill. and was known also in former ages by the name "Priory Mill" now Consisting of two dwelling houses with gardens and Farm Offices detached. The property of the Earl of Aberdeen Situated abt. [about] 3 chains north of the River Ythan &c |
| CAIRN OF PITMANSY | Cairn of Pitmansy Cairn of Pitmansy Cairn of Pitmansy |
Mr John Smith West Mains of Ardlogie Mr John Chalmers Mill of Ardlogie Mr Alexander Simpson East Mains of Ardlogie |
028 | Is one of the Cairns mentioned in the parish Statistics, It is now reduced to a Small heap of Stones. Situated on the Summit of a conspicuous hill. Abt. [About] ⅛ of a mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Mill of Ardlogie and abt. [about] the Same distance N.W. [North West] of the West Mains of Ardlogie The tradition Connected with it is that the Gentleman or Farmer of Kirkton of Fyvie visited the Laird of Ardlogie to arrange with him about marrying his daughter and on his return the Laird accompanied him a part of the way where they differed and quarrelled and that the Laird killed him on the spot on which the Cairn was Erected Another version of the tradition is, that they quarrelled at the Cairn &c. It seems however that no Satisfactory account Can be had about the origin of the Cairn. |
| EAST MAINS OF ARDLOGIE | East Mains of Ardlogie East Mains of Ardlogie East Mains of Ardlogie |
Valuation Roll Mr Alexander Simpson Occupier Mr John Smith West Mains of Ardlogie Rent Receipt Lease Papers |
028 | a Farm Consisting of two dwelling houses with gardens attached to Each, also a Steading of farm offices detached Situated abt. [about] ⅛ of a mile ESE [East South East] of West Mains of Ardlogie and ⅛ of a mile N [North] of the River Ythan The property of the Earl of Aberdeen. |
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