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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DRY BURN | Dry Burn | Mr John McRae Birkenburn Mr James Smith Easter Tillathrowie Mr William Scott Bailliesward |
033 | A small burn. The source of which is a few springs on the hillside. It runs eastward and joins the Black Burn, in Summer it is nearly dry, Hence the name |
| LONG SLOUCH | Long Slough Long Slogg |
Mr John McRae Birkenburn Mr James Smith Easter Tillathrowie Mr William Scott Bailliesward |
033 | This name applies to a small burn rising on the hill side. It is enlarged on its course eastward by several springs, joins the Black Burn. |
| GREEN SLOUCH | Green Slough Green Slogg |
Mr John McRae Birkenburn Mr James Smith Easter Tillathrowie Mr William Scott Bailliesward |
033 | This name applies to small Gorge, which seems to be the track of an old stream. Two fine springs rise by the side of it, and form a tiny burn which flows in a north easterly direction but spreads before reaching the Black Burn. Being well watered by springs which do not make their appearance above the surface, it has a Green Appearance. Hence the name |
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[Page] 22County of Aberdeen Parish of Gartly
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