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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FORD OF BLAIRFOWL | Ford of Blairfowl Ford of Blairfowl Ford of Blairfowl |
Dean Wilson Woodhead Mr A. Gray Blairfowl Mr A. Roberts Fetterletter |
029 | a well known Ford across the River Ythan and situated a little below the conflux of the Burn of Fetterletter or abt. [about] 17. ch. [chains] S.E. [South East] of Fetterletter. abt. [about] 3½ chains above is a foot bridge which is sometimes known by the bridge of Blairfowl. Upon the property of the Earl of Aberdeen. |
| CLATTIE BURN | Clattie Burn Clattie Burn Clattie Burn |
Dean Wilson Woodhead Mr Barrack Clattieden Mr John Innes Brodiebrae |
029 | a small stream which issues from drainage a little W. [West] of Woodhead and also from springs and enters a deep ravine called Clattie Den and runs S.E. [South East] for abt. [about] ½ a mile and enters the River Ythan abt. [about] ½ a chain below Doolie Bridge. Proprietor The Earl of Aberdeen. |
| CLATTIE DEN | Clattie Den Clattie Den Clattie Den |
Dean Wilson Woodhead Mr John Barrack Clattieden Mr John Innes Brodiebrae |
029 | An old name of a conspicuous and deep ravine in which runs the Burn of Clattie or Clattie Burn. Abt. [About] 5. Chains above the conflux of the burn, and at the foot of the Den Stood an Ale House, it is said, for upwards of a century, and near the same was also a Snuff Mill proprietor, The Earl of Aberdeen. |
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