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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TIFTY | Tifty Tifty Tifty |
Rent Receipt Valuation Roll Mr James Bannie Tenant |
028 | A superior farmsteading and dwelling house with substantial offices attached the property of Colonel Gordon Fyvie Castle |
| DEN OF TIFTY | Den of Tifty Den of Tifty Den of Tifty |
Mr James Bannie Tifty Mr John Strachan Cardenwell Mr George Beaverly Rhoads Croft |
028 | A short narrow ravine through which flows a small stream called the burn of tify it extends from the farm of burnside of Gourdas to the mill of tifty a distance of about half a mile |
| MILL OF TIFTY (Corn) | Mill of Tifty (Corn) Mill of Tifty (Corn) Mill of Tifty (Corn) |
Rent Receipt Valuation Roll Lease Paper |
028 | "At a distance of about a mile north east of Fyvie Castle and within view of its turretts is mill of tifty the home of the damsel who figures as the heroine of the ancient and ever popular ballad, Mill of Tifty's Annie the mill is situated in the bottom of the glen but Annie's home was the farm house which stands on higher ground and which like many others takes its name from the vicinity of the mill" |
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[Page] 60Aberdeenshire Parish of Fyvie
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