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GLASS |
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass |
Philips County Atlas
Fullartons Gazetteer
Sheriffs List of Parishes
New Statl. [Statistical] Account
Old Statl. [Statistical] Account
Johnstons County Map
Oliver & Boyds Almanac
Ainslie's Map of Scotland 1789 |
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The parish of Glass is in the presbytery of Strathbogie and synod of Moray and in the Western Division of the County. It is bounded on the north by the parish of Cairnie, on the east by the parishes of Huntly & Gartly, on the south by the parish of Cabrach in the county of Banff, and on the west by the parishes of Mortlach and Botriphnie in the county of Banff.
This parish is partly in the county of Banff and partly in the County of Aberdeen, the portion in the County of Banff contains about 4732 statute acres and forms the southwest portion of the parish, the remainder of the parish which is situated in the County of Aberdeen contains about 7932 statute acres, in which is situated the parish church. There are no detached portions of this parish nor are there any detached portions of any other parish situated within it.
"The general surface of the parish is a congeries of hills, partially moorish but prevailingly pastoral, with fine green sward; and is supposed to have derived its name from their verdant appearance, the word "Glass" signifying green. The height of the hills above sea-level probably ranges from 1,200 to 2,000 feet. They look from many points of view to occupy the whole parish; but there lie among them, especially along the Deveron considerable stripes and patches of arable land. The soil is in general a deep loam tolerably early on the river-side; but in those parts which lie at a distance from it, the harvest is very precarious especially in cold wet seasons." Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
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BRIDGE OF NETHERTOWN |
Bridge of Nethertoun |
J Watt Corshalloch
J Strachan Nethertoun
W Duff. Hillockhead |
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a stone bridge of one arch over the Burn of Bellyhack repaired by the District. |
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AULTNAPADDOCK |
Altnapoddack
Aultnapaddock |
Mr. W Muirden occupier
Mr. G. Gauld occupier
Mr. W. Walker Croft of Altnapoddack
Val. [Valuation] Roll pub. [published] 1860 |
024 |
Two Small farm Steadings occupied by Mr. W. Muirden and Mr. G. Gauld, the property of the Earl of Fife |
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ALTNAPODDACH [1895] |
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Mr James Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly. N.B. [North Britain] |
024 |
See Remark in Index. 1895. |
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CROFT OF AULTNAPADDOCK |
Croft of Altnapoddack |
Mr. W Muirden
Mr. G. Gauld
Mr. W. Walker occupier |
024 |
A Crofter dwelling occupied by Mr. W Walker the property of the Earl of Fife |
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BURN OF AULTNAPADDOCK |
Burn of Altnapoddack |
Mr. W Muirden
Mr. G. Gauld
Mr. W. Walker Croft of Altnapoddack |
024 |
A Small Burn rising a Short distance South of the Croft of Blackhillock and flows into the Burn of Bellyhack, at the farm of Altnapoddack |
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BLACKHILLOCK |
Blackhillock |
Mr. R. Green. occupier
Mr. A Burgess, Corsemaul
Mr. G. Gauld, Altnapoddack |
024 |
A Crofters dwelling occupied by Mr. R. Green the property of the Earl of Fife |
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BURN OF SHEALS |
Burn of Sheals. |
For authorities see the name Book of Botriphnie parish Banffshire. |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[The entries for 'Corsemaul' and 'Corrie Burn' are crossed out]
[Signed] D. Campbell C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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CROFTS OF CORSEMAUL |
Crofts of Corsemaul |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A Stephen |
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Five small Crofter's houses the property of Lord Fife. |
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EVRON HOWE |
Evron Howe |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A Stephen |
024 |
A small rushy hollow: the property of Lord Fife |
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TOM HARLACH |
Tom Harlach |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A Stephen |
024 |
a slight eminence partly cultivated the property of the Earl of Fife |
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[Signed] Robert Kane
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CORSEMAUL |
Corsemaul |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
024 |
A heathy hill between the Counties of Banff and Aberdeen, and parishes of Glass and Mortlach Lord Fife proprietor of the east Side |
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DRY SLACK |
Dry Slack |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
024 |
A slight hollow through which a small stream runs on the south side of "Corsemaul" |
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TIPS OF CORSEMAUL |
Tips of Corsemaul |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
024 |
For authorities & remarks see the Name Book of Mortlach parish Banffshire |
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BURN OF BELLYHACK |
Burn of Bellyhack |
Mr. J. Watt, Corshalloch
Mr. Strachan, Netherton
Mr. G. Strachan, Crofts of Netherton |
025 |
a small stream dividing the parishes of Bothriphny and Glass and flowing into the Burn of Davidstoun |
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BURN OF NETHERTOWN |
Burn of Netherton |
Mr. J. Watt, Corshalloch
Mr. Strachan, Netherton
Mr. G. Strachan, Crofts of Netherton |
025 |
A Small Burn rising near the East end of the Ward of Glass & flows into the Burn of Bellyhack at the farm Netherton |
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SHUEN STRIPE |
Shuen Stripe |
Mr. J. Watt, Corshalloch
Mr. Strachan, Netherton
Mr. G. Strachan, Crofts of Netherton |
025 |
A Small Burn rising a Short distance West of the farm of Corshalloch and flows into the Burn of Netherton near the Crofts of Netherton |
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NETHERTOWN |
Nethertown |
Mr. Peter Strachan occupier
Mr. G. Strachan Crofts of Netherton
Mr. G. Morrison Crofts of Netherton |
025 |
A farm Steading occupied by Mr. Peter Strachan the property of the Earl of Fife |
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CROFTS OF NETHERTOWN |
Crofts of Nethertown |
Mr. Peter Strachan
Mr. G. Strachan occupier
Mr. G. Morrison occupier |
025 |
Three Crofters dwellings occupiers G. Strachan G. Morrison the property of the Earl of Fife |
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HILLOCKHEAD |
Hillockhead |
Mr. Peter Strachan
Mr. G. Strachan Crofts of Netherton
Mr. G. Morrison Crofts of Netherton |
025 |
Two farm Steadings occupied by Mr. W. Duff and Mrs. Duff the property of the Earl of Fife |
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MIDTOWN |
Midtown |
Mr. A. Dey. occupier
Mr. J. Watt, Corshalloch
Mr. P. Strachan, Netherton |
025 |
A farm Steading occupied by Mr. A Dey the property of the Earl of Fife |
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BURN OF HILLOCKHEAD |
Burn of Hillockhead |
Mr. A. Dey.
Mr. J. Watt, Corshalloch
Mr. P. Strachan, Netherton |
025 |
A Small Burn rising near the farm of Little Hillockhead and flows into the Burn of Bellyhack at the farm of Hillockhead. |
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CORSHALLOCH |
Corshalloch |
Mr. A. Dey.
Mr. J. Watt, occupier
Mr. P. Strachan, Netherton |
025 |
A farm Steading occupied by Mr. James Watt the property of the Earl of Fife |
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STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) [Corshalloch] |
Stone Circle |
Mr. J. Watt, Corshalloch
Mr. Strachan Netherton
Mr. G Strachan Crofts Netherton |
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A Circular mound 50 links north of the farm of Corshalloch and it is Supposed to be the remains of a Druidical Circle and is well Known in the neighbourhood
Supposed to be the remains of a Stone Circle from the remains of the large stones that are still visible and form a circle. |
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PIKETILLUM |
Pycktillam
Piketillum |
Mr. Mitchell, Tenant
Mr. Leipper, Carnmore
Mr. Mavor, Carnmore
Val. [Valuation] Roll, 1860 (published) |
025 |
A Small farm-steading: the property of Lord Fife |
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CROFT OF PIKETILLUM |
Croft of Pycktillam |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Leipper, Carnmore
Mr. Mavor, Carnmore |
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A Small "crofter's" house the property of Lord Fife. in the occupation George Smith. |
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STAR HILL |
Star Hill |
Mr. Mitchell,
Mr. Leipper, Carnmore
Mr. Mavor, Carnmore |
025 |
A hill - partly cultivated - between the parishes of Glass, and Cairnie proprietors Lord Fife, the Duke of Richmond and the Laird of Drummuir |
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[Signed] Robert Kane
Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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THE WARD |
The Ward |
J Gordon. Market Hill
J Young. Blacklug
J Gray. Waterside |
025 |
An extensive piece of flat ground partly cultivated extending along the parish boundary from near to the farm of Blacklug to the Shuen Stripe. the property of the Earl of Fife |
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CROFT OF GLENSHEE |
Croft of Glenshee |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Leipper
Mr. Mavor |
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A small "Crofter's house the property of Lord Fife. Alexander Simpson tenant |
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DILLYBRAE |
Dalibrae
Dillybrae |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Leipper
Mr. Mavor
Estate Plan |
025 |
A laborer's cottage: the property of Lord Fife. Thomas Wilson. tenant. |
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POOR MAN |
Poor Man |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Leipper
Mr. Mavor |
025 |
A small "Cairn" on "Norroy Hill": the property of Lord Fife. This was a shepherd's cairn |
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NORRY HILL |
Norry Hill |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Leipper
Mr. Mavor |
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A heathy hill: the property of Lord Fife. |
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CAIRNMORE |
Cairnmore |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Leipper
Mr. Mavor |
025 |
A district containing three large farm-steadings: the property of Lord Fife
In this immediate neighbourhood There are three large cairns of stones and earth and the site of one that was removed in 1860 for building purposes, where they found a Stone Coffin. the others have not been opened. these are not distinguished by any name. The name applies to three farms no distinction between them. |
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BLACKLUG |
Blacklug |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Leipper
Mr. Mavor |
025 |
A crofter's house, the property of Lord Fife, in the occupation of John Young |
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CAIRNS [Cairnmore] |
Cairns |
Mr. Gray. Waterside
Mr. Gordon. Market Inn
Mr. Mavor. Carnmore |
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Three large mounds of earth and stones. situate in the district of Cairnmore. on the estate of Lord Fife. they are not distinguished by any name |
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CAIRN (Site of) [Cairnmore] |
Cairn (Site of) |
Mr. Gray. Waterside
Mr. Gordon. Market Inn
Mr. Mavor. Carnmore |
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The site of a large Cairn of Stones and earth - similar to all accounts by Authorities, to the three undisturbed. This Cairn was removed for building purposes in the year 1860 when there was discovered a Stone Coffin containing human remains The proprietor Lord Fife directed that the remaining three to be undisturbed. |
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STONE COFFIN CONTAINING HUMAN REMAINS FOUND HERE A.D. 1860 [cairn, Cairnmore] |
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Mr. Gray. Waterside
Mr. Gordon. Market Inn
Mr. Mavor. Carnmore |
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The site of a large Cairn of Stones and earth - similar to all accounts by authorities, to the three undisturbed. This Cairn was removed for building purposes in the year 1860 when there was discovered a Stone Coffin containing human remains The proprietor Lord Fife directed that the remaining three to be undisturbed. |
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[Note relating to 'Stone Coffin containing Human Remains found here A.D. 1860'] - was anything found in the
stone coffin? [Initialled] N.P.
[Signed] A.J. Dransfield
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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TUMULUS [Hill of Milleath] |
Tumulus |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Duguid Manse Glass |
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An ancient sepulchral mound on the Hill of Milleath. near the parish boundary. |
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GLENSHEE |
Glenshee |
Mr. James Craigan Tenant
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor |
025 |
A small farm steading the property of Lord Fife |
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CROFT OF BLACKHILL |
Croft of Blackhill |
Mr. James Craigan
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor |
025 |
A small Crofter's house the property of Lord Fife |
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BLACKHILL |
Blackhill |
Mr. James Craigan
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor |
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A small farm-steading the property of Lord Fife |
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BLASHBEANS WELL |
Blashbeans Well |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor
Mr. J. Craigan |
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A Spring Well, the property of Lord Fife |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor
Mr. J. Craigan |
025 |
An uncultivated heathy hill partly in this parish and partly in "Cairnie" Parish proprietors Lord Fife and the Duke of Richmond |
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SHEARER HILL |
Shearer Hill |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor
Mr. J. Craigan |
025 |
A partly cultivated hill the property of Lord Fife |
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TUMULI [Hill of Milleath] |
Tumuli |
Mr. Craigan
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor |
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Two Small hillocks of Small stones and earth; between which the parish boundary passes One on Lord Fife's property and the other on the Duke of Richmond's The date of the Tumuli is not Known nor any further information about them |
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HILL OF MILLEATH |
Hill of Milleath |
Mr. Craigan
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor
Estate Map |
025 |
An uncultivated hill partly on the Duke of Richmond's property, and partly on Lord Fife's Planted with fir on the Cairnie side. |
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JACOB'S HILLOCK |
Jacob's Hillock |
William Grant. Drumdelgie
J Mellis. Smallburn
P Watson. Gingomyres |
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A small green natural hillock on the parish boundary near the farm of Blackhills |
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BA MUIR |
Ba - Muir |
William Grant. Drumdelgie
J Mellis. Smallburn
P Watson. Gingomyres |
025 |
A flat piece of moorland situate between the farms of Gingomyres and Blackhill the joint properties of the Duke of Richmond & Earl of Fife |
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Signed] Robert Kane
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BROWNHILL |
Brownhill |
Mr. Craigen
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor |
025 |
A Small farm-Steading the property of Lord Fife |
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BRAND'S WELL |
Brands Well |
Mr. Craigen
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mavor |
025 |
A Spring Well: the property of Lord Fife |
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CROFT OF EASTER BODYLAIR |
Croft of Easter Bodylair |
Mr. Gordon, Inn Keeper
Mr. Gordon, upper Hilton
Mr. McIntosh Crof[t] of Easter Bodylair |
025 |
A Crofters dwelling occupied by Mr. Macintosh. the property of the Earl of Fife |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill |
Mr. Gordon, Inn Keeper
Mr. Gordon, upper Hilton
Mr. McIntosh Crof[t] of Easter Bodylair |
025 |
A rough heathy eminence a Short distance north of the farm of upper Hilton the property of the Earl of Fife |
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UPPER HILTON |
Upper Hilton |
Mr. Gordon, Inn Keeper
Mr. Gordon, upper Hilton
Mr. McIntosh Crof[t] of Easter Bodylair |
025 |
A large farm Steading occupied by Mr. Gordon the property of the Earl of Fife |
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CROFT OF NETHER HILTON |
Croft of Nether Hilton |
Mr. Robertson occupier
James Gauld, Little Hillockhead
Peter Douglas; Mosshead |
025 |
A Crofter dwelling occupied by Mr. Robertson the property of the Earl of Fife |
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LITTLE HILLOCKHEAD |
Little Hillockhead |
Mr. Robertson
James Gauld occupier
Peter Douglas; Mosshead |
025 |
A farm Steading occupied by James Gauld the property of the Earl of Fife |
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MOSSHEAD |
Mosshead |
Mr. Robertson
James Gauld, Little Hillockhead
Peter Douglas; occupier |
025 |
A Crofters dwelling occupied by Peter Douglas the propert[y] of the Earl of Fife |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn |
Mr. Robertson
James Gauld, Little Hillockhead
Peter Douglas; Mosshead |
025 |
A Small burn rising near the Croft of Wester Bodylair and Joins the Markie Burn, at Millcroft |
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MARKET HILL |
Market Hill |
Mr. Gordon InnKeeper
Mr. Gordon upper Hilton
Mr. A. Anderson Croft of Wester Bodylair |
025 |
A rough heathy eminence Situate: a Short distance West of Market Inn. also a yearly market held on the 13 & 14th of July of which there is no Charter. |
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MARKET INN |
Market Inn |
Mr. Gordon InnKeeper
Mr. Gordon upper Hilton
Mr. A. Anderson Croft of Wester Bodylair |
025 |
A public House licensed to Sell Spirits porter and ale. occupied by Mr. Gordon, the property of the Earl of Fife |
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CROFT OF WESTER BODYLAIR |
Croft of Wester Bodylair |
Mr. Gordon InnKeeper
Mr. Gordon upper Hilton
Mr. A. Anderson Croft of Wester Bodylair |
025 |
A Crofters dwelling occupied by Mr. A Anderson, the property of the Earl of Fife |
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CROFTS OF HILLOCKHEAD |
Crofts of Hillockhead |
Mr. James Fettes
A Watt and W Innes Croft of Hillockhead |
025 |
A Crofters dwelling occupied by A. Watt and W. Innes, the property of the Earl of Fife |
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BURN OF HILTON |
Burn of Hilton |
Mr. James Fettes
A Watt and W Innes Croft of Hillockhead |
025 |
A Small Burn rising near the Croft of Mosshead and flows towards the old Manse Inn at which place it changes its name |
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[The entry for 'Corsemaul' is crossed out].
[Signed] Daniel Campbell C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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HILL OF TALNAMOUNTH |
Hill of Talnamounth |
Mr. Gordon InnKeeper
Mr. James Lamb. Broadbog
Mr. W. Gordon upper Hilton |
025 |
A rough heathy eminence Situate. about half a mile north of the farm of Wester Bodylair the property of the Earl of Fife
A large Cairn on the highest part - No name for it. |
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BROADBOG |
Broadbog |
Mr. Gordon InnKeeper
Mr. James Lamb. Broadbog
Mr. W. Gordon upper Hilton |
025 |
A Small farm Steading occupied by Mr. J Lamb the propert[y] of the Earl of Fife |
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[The entry for 'Markethill' is crossed out].
[The entry for 'Burn of Hillockhead' is crossed out] - See page 13
[Signed] D. Campbell C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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NETHER BODYLAIR |
Nether Bodylair |
Mr. Dow. occupier
Mr. A. Horne: Wester Bodylair
Mr. Gordon, InnKeeper |
025 |
A Crofters dwelling occupied by Mr. Dow the property of the, Earl of Fife |
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EASTER BODYLAIR |
Easter Bodylair |
Mr. Dow.
Mr. A. Horne: Wester Bodylair
Mr. Gordon, InnKeeper |
025 |
A farm Steading occupied by Mrs. Watt the property of the Earl of Fife. |
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WESTER BODYLAIR |
Wester Bodylair |
Mr. Dow.
Mr. A. Horne: Wester Bodylair
Mr. Gordon, InnKeeper |
025 |
A farm Steading occupied by Mr. A Horne. the property of the Earl of Fife |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] Daniel Campbell C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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RIVER DEVERON |
River Deveron |
J Wilson. Old Manse
A Grey. Waterside
J Robertson. Barefold |
025 |
A large river rising in the Blackwater Deer Forest and flowing to the Moray Frith at Banff. |
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BURN OF OLDMANSE |
Burn of Oldmanse |
Mr. Gordon, Glass Market Inn.
Mr. Gray. Farmer Waterside
Mr. Gordon. Farmer Hillhead. |
025 |
A small stream taking the name of the Burn of Oldmanse at the County road to where it falls into the Deveron. a short distance below the parish Church, the upper part is called the Burn of Hilton |
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Ph. [Parish] of Glass -- County of Aberdeen
[The entry for 'Bridge of Oldmanse' is crossed out].
[Signed] A.J. Dransfield
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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WESTERFOLDS |
Westerfolds
Westfolds |
F Forbes
J Wilson Old Manse
Alexander Green Balnacraig
Val. [Valuation] Roll. 1860 |
025 |
A Small farm steading occupied by F Forbes The property of the Earl of Fife |
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BALNACRAIG |
Balnacraig
Belnacraig |
F Forbes
J Wilson Old Manse
Alexander Green Balnacraig
Val. [Valuation] Roll. 1860 |
025 |
A small farm steading occupied by Alexander Green The property of the Earl of Fife. |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[The entry for 'Cairn More' is crossed out].
[Signed] John Bracken
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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NETHER HILTON |
Nether Hilton |
Mr. Fraser Greystonefolds
Mr. A Gordon P.C. [Police Constable]
Mr. Gordon Market Inn |
025 |
A small farm steading occupied by Peter Sim. The property of the Earl of Fife |
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GREYSTONEFOLDS |
Greystonefolds |
Mr. Fraser Greystonefolds
Mr. A Gordon P.C. [Police Constable]
Mr. Gordon Market Inn |
025 |
A Small farm steading occupied by Mr. Fraser. The property of the Earl of Fife |
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POLICE STATION [Market Hill] |
Police Station |
Mr. Fraser Greystonefolds
Mr. A Gordon P.C. [Police Constable]
Mr. Gordon Market Inn |
025 |
A small stone building situated on the Market Hill. The property of The Earl of Fife. |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] John Bracken
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BAREFOLD |
Barefold
Barefolds |
Mr. J. Robertson. Braefold
W Wans. Balnaboth
Rev. [Reverend] C. Gordon Boghead.
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860 |
025 |
A Small farm steading occupied by Mr. J Robertson. The property of the Earl of Fife. |
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BOGHEAD |
Boghead |
Mr. J. Robertson. Braefold
W Wans. Balnaboth
Rev. [Reverend] C. Gordon Boghead. |
025 |
A large farm Steading occupied by the Rev. [Reverend] C. Gordon. The property of the Earl of Fife |
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BALNABOTH |
Balnaboth
Belnaboth |
Mr. J. Robertson. Braefold
W Wans. Balnaboth
Rev. [Reverend] C. Gordon Boghead.
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860 |
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A large farm steading occupied by W. Wans. The property of the Earl of Fife. |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] John Bracken
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BOTH HILL |
Both Hill |
Mr. J Simon. Torry
J. Robertson, Wester Boghead
J.D.S. Bennet. Parkhall |
025 |
A large Hill on the farm of Balnaboth. The property of the Earl of Fife. |
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PARKHALL |
Parkhall |
Mr. J Simon. Torry
J. Robertson, Wester Boghead
J.D.S. Bennet. Parkhall |
025 |
A large farm steading occupied by J.D.S. Bennet The property of the Earl of Fife |
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WESTER BOGHEAD |
Wester Boghead |
Mr. J Simon. Torry
J. Robertson, Wester Boghead
J.D.S. Bennet. Parkhall |
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A small farm steading, occupied by J Robertson. The property of the Earl of Fife. |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] John Bracken
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal engineers] |
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside |
John Simon
A Gordon
J Robertson |
025 |
A large farm Steading occupied by A Green The property of the Earl of Fife. |
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TORRY |
Torry |
John Simon
A Gordon
J Robertson |
025 |
A small farm steading occupied by John Simon. The property of the Earl of Fife |
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OLDMANSE INN |
old Manse Inn |
John Simon
A Gordon
J Robertson |
025 |
A small farm steading and Public house occupied by J Wilson. The property of the Earl of Fife |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] John Bracken
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CAIRN [Both Hill] |
Cairn |
Mr. Gray Waterside
Mr. Gordon Market Inn Glass
Mr. Mavor Cairnmore |
025 |
A large Cairn of Stones and earth situate on Both Hill. the property of the Earl of Fife. Not distinguished by any name. similar in appearance to those in the neighbourhood at Cairnmore. |
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[Signed] A.J. Dransfield S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CAIRNS [Newton Hill] |
Cairns |
Mr. Gordon Innkeeper, Glass
Mr. Green Ballynacraig
Mr. Bruce Broadland
Mr. Gray Waterside
Mr. Mavor Cairnmore |
025 |
Two large Cairns of stones and earth, situated on the top of Newton Hill on the property of Lord Fife; they are not known by any distinctive name and are similar in appearance to those at Cairnmore. |
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ST ANN'S WELL |
St. Ann's Well |
Revd [Reverend] William Duguid Manse Glass |
025 |
An ancient holy well formerly held in repute for the cure of diseases. &c. |
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BIRKS OF ASWANLEY |
Birks of Aswanley |
Mr. Gray. Waterside
Mr. Gordon. Glass
Mr. Craig. Terryoron |
025 |
An exclusive natural wood and brushwood situate on the east side of the River Deveron the property of the Earl of Fife |
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BURN OF BROWNHILL |
Burn of Brownhill |
Mr. J.B.S. Bennet Parkhall
Mr. Craigan. Backtack
Mr. G Craig. Terryoron. |
025 |
A small stream which rises a short distance east of the farm of Brownhill and after a short course passes into the farm of Cairnborrow assuming the name of Burn of Cairnborrow from thence into the Deveron. |
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BURN OF BACKSIDE |
Burn of Backside |
Mr. G Craig, Terryoron
Mr. Gordon, Newbigging
Mr. Craigen, Backtack |
025 |
A Small Burn rising near the Hill of Abron from the rise till it crosses the County road is [lo]cally the "Torry Burn" and flows into the River Deveron near Terryoron pot |
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TERRYORON |
Terryoron
Terryorn
Terryorn |
Mr. G Craig, Terryoron
Mr. Gordon, Newbigging
Mr. Craigen, Backtack
Val. [Valuation] Roll pubd. [published] 1860
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1895 |
025 |
A Small farm Steading occupied by Mr. G. Craig the property of the Earl of Fife |
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NEWBIGGING |
Newbigging |
Mr. G Craig, Terryoron
Mr. Gordon, Newbigging
Mr. Craigen, Backtack |
025 |
A Small farm Steading occupied by Mr. Gordon the property of the Earl of Fife |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] Daniel Campbell c/a [civilian assistant] |
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NEWTON HILL |
Newton Hill |
J.B.S. Bennet; Parkhall
Mr. Craigan Backtack
Mr. G. Craig Terryoron |
025 |
A rough whiny hill Situate a Short distance north of the farm of Parkhall the property of the Earl of Fife |
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BACKTACK |
Backtack |
J.B.S. Bennet; Parkhall
Mr. Craigan Backtack
Mr. G. Craig Terryoron |
025 |
A Small farm Steading occupied by Mr. Craigan the property of the Earl of Fife |
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BURN OF CAIRNBORROW |
Burn of Cairnborrow |
J.B.S. Bennet; Parkhall
Mr. Craigan Backtack
Mr. G. Craig Terryoron |
025 |
A Small Burn about one mile north from Newton Hill; the north end or rise is called the "Burn of Brownhill" about 1/2 mile north of the farm of Mains of Cairnborrow; and flows into the River Deveron near the farm of Cairnborrow |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] D. Campbell C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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BRIDGE OF BOGFORTH |
Bridge of Bogforth |
J.B.S. Bennet Parkhall
Mr. Craigan Backtack
Mr. G. Craig, Terryoron |
025 |
A Stone Bridge with one arch. Situate accross the Burn of Bogforth repaired by the District |
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BURN OF BOGFORTH |
Burn of Bogforth |
J.B.S. Bennet Parkhall
Mr. Craigan Backtack
Mr. G. Craig, Terryoron |
025 |
A Small rising a Short distance East of the farm of Backtack and flows into the River Deveron near the farm of Terryoron |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[The entry for 'Bridge of Cairnborrow' is crossed out].
[Signed] Daniel Campbell c/a [civilian assistant] |
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BRIDGE OF PARKHALL |
Bridge of Parkhall |
Mr. Bennit Parkhall
Mr. Anderson Newton
Mr. G Craig Terryoron |
025 |
A Stone Bridge with one arch; across the Burn of Parkhall it is repaired by the District |
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BURN OF PARKHALL |
Burn of Parkhall |
Mr. Bennit Parkhall
Mr. Anderson Newton
Mr. G Craig Terryoron |
025 |
A Small Burn rising about one mile north of the farm of Parkhall and flows into the River Deveron |
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NEWTON |
Newton |
Mr. Bennit Parkhall
Mr. Anderson Newton
Mr. G Craig Terryoron |
025 |
A Cottars dwelling occupied by J. Anderson the property of the Earl of Fife |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] Daniel Campbell C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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ST ANN'S POT |
St. Ann's Pot |
Mr. G. Craig. Terryoron
Mr. Gordon. Newbigging
Mr. Anderson. Newton |
025 |
A pool of water Situate in the River Deveron the origin of the name is unknown |
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BATTLEBOG POT |
Battlebog Pot |
Mr. G. Craig. Terryoron
Mr. Gordon. Newbigging
Mr. Anderson. Newton |
025 |
A pool of water Situate in the River Deveron near to the farm of "Mains of Cairnbarrow" the origin of this name is unknown |
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MAINS OF CAIRNBORROW |
Mains of Cairnbarrow |
Mr. G. Craig. Terryoron
Mr. Gordon. Newbigging
Mr. Anderson. Newton |
025 |
A large farm Steading occupied by Mrs. Edwards the property of the Earl of Fife |
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TERRYORON POT |
Terryoron Pot |
Mr. G. Craig. Terryoron
Mr. Gordon. Newbigging
Mr. Anderson. Newton |
025 |
A pool of water Situate in the River Deveron a Short distance to the East of the farm of Terryoron |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] Daniel Campbell C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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SLOGAN BURN |
Slogan Burn |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
025 |
A small Burn from the foot of Corsemaul to Glenmarkie Burn at the farm of Oldyne |
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QUARRYHEAD |
Quarryhead |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
025 |
A small farm steading: the property of Lord Fife |
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BRIDGE OF HAUGH |
Bridge of Haugh (Trust) |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
025 |
A small stone Bridge over Glenmarkie Burn on the road from Glass Market-Inn to Edinglassie. |
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Co. [County] of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] Robert Kane
Sapr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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LETTACH |
Lettach |
Mr. J. Gordon Glass Inn
Mr. C. Duff Parkhaugh
Mr. A Stephen Teacher, Glass |
025 |
A small farm-steading; the property of Lord Fife |
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OLDYNE |
Oldyne |
Mr. J. Gordon Glass Inn
Mr. C. Duff Parkhaugh
Mr. A Stephen Teacher, Glass |
025 |
A small farm-steading: the property of Lord Fife |
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CROFTS OF OLDYNE |
Crofts of Oldyne |
Mr. J. Gordon Glass Inn
Mr. C. Duff Parkhaugh
Mr. A Stephen Teacher, Glass |
025 |
Four Small Crofters houses the property of Lord Fife |
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Co. [County] of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] Robert Kane
Sapr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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SCHOOL [nr Invermarkie] |
School of Glass (Parish ) |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
025 |
The parish School; fitted to contain about 140 pupils; it is in receipt of the "Dick" and "Milne" Bequests, and childrens' fees. Mr. A. Stephen Teacher |
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INVERMARKIE |
Invermarkie |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
025 |
Two large farm-steadings: the property of Lord Fife |
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MILL OF INVERMARKIE (Corn) |
Mill of Invermarkie |
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
025 |
A meal Mill having a Small Croft attached: the property of Lord Fife |
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Co. [County] of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] Robert Kane
Sapr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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PARKHAUGH |
Parkhaugh |
Mr. J.Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
025 |
A small farm-steading: the property of Lord Fife |
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BRIDGE OF PARKHAUGH |
Bridge of Parkhaugh (Trust) |
Mr. J.Gordon
Mr. C. Duff
Mr. A. Stephen |
025 |
A large Stone Bridge (County) over the "Deveron" on the road from Edinglassie to Huntly by the south Side of Deveron |
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MARKIE WATER |
Markie Water |
See the Name Book of Mortlach parish Banffshire |
025 |
A large burn that rises in the west end, or head of "Glenmarkie and unites with the Deveron a short distance below Edinglassie |
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[Signed] Robert Kane
Sapr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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GLENMARKIE LODGE |
Glenmarkie Lodge |
Revd. [Reverend] W Duguid
Mrs. Shearer Dallochy,
Gordon Bremner |
025 |
A plain stone building the property of the Earl of Fife Mr. W Adams Esqr. tenant |
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DALLOCHY |
Dallochy
Dallachy |
Revd. [Reverend] W Duguid
Mrs. Shearer Dallochy,
Gordon Bremner
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860 |
025 |
A small farm steading occupied by Mrs. Shearer the property of the Earl of Fife |
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FEMALE SCHOOL [nr Dallochy] |
School (Girls) |
Revd. [Reverend] W Duguid
Mrs. Shearer Dallochy,
Gordon Bremner |
025 |
A small stone building used for a female school attached to the Established Church average scholars 40. |
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PLUNGE POOL |
Plunge Pool |
W Adams Esqr. Glenmarkie Lodge
J Gray Waterside
J Geddes Invermarkie |
025 |
A small deep pool in the River Deveron near Glenmarkie Lodge |
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Site of INVERMARKIE CASTLE |
Invermarkie Castle (Site of) |
W Adams Esqr. Glenmarkie Lodge
J Gray Waterside
J Geddes Invermarkie |
025 |
A castle stood here built a short time after the battle of Brechin built by John Gordon on the lands given him for. services rendered at that Battle |
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DAUGH OF INVERMARKIE |
Daugh of Invermarkie |
W Adams Esqr. Glenmarkie Lodge
J Gray Waterside
J Geddes Invermarkie |
025 |
A large tract of land granted by one of Earls of Huntly to John Gordon. for services rendered at the Battle of Brechin |
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[Signed] A.J. Dransfield SRE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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RED CRAIG |
Red Craig |
Mr. Gray. Waterside
Mr. Gordon. Market Inn
Mr. W Adams Esqr. Glenmarkie Lodge |
025 |
A red rocky Craig on the side of the River Deveron. near to the farm of Milton of Aswanley |
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BURN OF ASWANLEY |
Burn of Aswanley |
Mr. Gray Waterside
Mr. Dempster Bogforth
Mr. Gordon Market Inn |
025 |
A Stream rising a short distance from the farm of Drumduan near to the County road & flowing into the River Deveron near to the farm of Aswanley. the upper part is called the Red Burn |
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Parish of Glass -- County of Aberdeen
[Signed] A.J. Dransfield SRE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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MANSE [parish, nr Milltown of Aswanley] |
Manse (Est) [Established] |
Revd. [Reverend] William Duguid
J Gray. Waterside
J Geddes Invermarkie |
025 |
A commodious house with garden and ornamental grounds in the occupation of the Revd. [Reverend] William Duguid Established Minister |
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MILLTOWN OF ASWANLEY |
Millton of Aswanley
Milltown |
Revd. [Reverend] William Duguid
J Gray. Waterside
J Geddes Invermarkie
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860 pub. [published] |
025 |
A small farm steading with outbuildings belonging to the Earl of Fife. |
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[Signed] A.J. Dransfield SRE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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DRUMDUAN WOOD |
Drumduan Wood |
J Gray. Waterside
J Lobban. Haughs of Aswanley
J Gordon. Glass Market |
025 |
A large fir plantation the property of the Earl of Fife |
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HAUGHS OF ASWANLEY |
Haughs of Aswanley |
J Gray. Waterside
J Lobban. Haughs of Aswanley
J Gordon. Glass Market |
025 |
A small farm steading the property of the Earl of Fife |
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CHURCH [near Haughs of Aswanley] |
Church (Est) [Established] |
J Gray. Waterside
J Lobban. Haughs of Aswanley
J Gordon. Glass Market |
025 |
A plain stone building containing sittings for about 400 persons - [surrounded by a Grave yard] |
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GRAVE YARD [church, nr Haughs of Aswanley] |
Grave Yard |
J Gray. Waterside
J Lobban. Haughs of Aswanley
J Gordon. Glass Market |
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[A plain stone building containing sittings for about 400 persons] - surrounded by a Grave yard |
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ASWANLEY WOOD |
Aswanley Wood |
Robert Moir
James Gordon
J Gray. Waterside |
025 |
A large Close fir wood situated on the farm of Aswanly. The property of the Earl of Fife |
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DAUGH OF ASWANLEY |
Daugh of Aswanley |
Robert Moir
James Gordon
J Gray. Waterside |
025 |
A large tract of land granted to George Calder for sevices at the Battle of Brechin. comprising the whole of the lands on the South east side of the River Deveron in the parish and a small piece on the North side opposite to Milton of Aswanley |
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STRAITINNAN WOOD |
Straitinnan Wood |
Robert Moir
James Gordon
J Gray. Waterside |
025 |
A large fir plantation belonging to the Earl of Fife. |
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[Signed] John Bracken
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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DRUMDUAN |
Drumduan |
Robert Moir
James Gordon |
025 |
A small farm steading occupied by Robert Moir The property of the Earl of Fife. |
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MALACK |
Malack |
Robert Moir
James Gordon |
025 |
A small farm steading occupied by J Gordon The property of the Earl of Fife
There is an old gateway with the Three Boars Heads and the initials of IS and G.C. (The initials supposed to be George Calder and Isobella Seaton) on one of the buildings there is a stone that [h]as been used for repairing the building bearing date 1692. It was (the original building) supposed to have been built soon after the battle of Brechin by George Calder on the lands granted to him for services there. |
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MAINS OF ASWANLEY |
Aswanley
Mains of Aswanley |
Robert Moir
James Gordon
Val. [Valuation] Roll pub. [published] 1860 |
025 |
A large farm steading occupied by Mr. Smith The property of the Earl of Fife. the walls are very thick there is a small round tower on the north side with loopholes |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] John Bracken
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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DAUGH OF CAIRNBORROW |
Daugh of Cairnborrow |
J Geddes. Invermarkie
J Gordon. Glass Market
J Gray. Waterside |
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An extensive tract of land granted by one of the Earls of Huntly to one George Gordon for services rendered at the Battle of Brechin |
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County of Aberdeen -- Ph. [Parish] of Glass
[Signed] A.J. Dransfield SRE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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TORRY BURN |
Torry Burn |
Mr. J. Right
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. William McKeirnan |
025 |
A small Stream from "Evron Hill"; forming boundary between this parish and that of Gartly, to it's crossing of the County Road from Glass to Huntly when it takes the name of the "Burn of Backside" |
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GLAC-NA-FAR |
Glac na Far |
Mr. J. Right
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. William McKeirnan |
025 |
A Glac a hollow on the north side of Evron Hill through which the "Torry Burn" flows |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[The entry for 'Aswanley Wood' is crossed out] - See p. [page] 55.
[Signed] Robert Kane
Sapr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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UPPER CAIRNARGAT |
Upper Cairnargat |
Mr. James Right Mid Cairnargat
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. William McKeirnan Hillside Glass |
025 |
A large farm-steading: the property of Lord Fife |
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MID CAIRNARGAT |
Mid Cairnargat |
Mr. James Right Mid Cairnargat
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. William McKeirnan Hillside Glass |
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A small farm-steading: the property of Lord Fife |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside |
Mr. James Right Mid Cairnargat
Mr. J. Gordon
Mr. William McKeirnan Hillside Glass |
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A small farm-steading: the property of Lord Fife |
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Co. [County] of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] Robert Kane
Sapr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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WESTERPARK |
Westerpark |
Mr. Gordon Bremner Occupier
Mr. A McGregor Westerpark
Rev. [Reverend] James McDonald |
025 |
A Farm Steading occupied by Mr. Gordon Bremner. The Property of the Earl of Fife |
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GEARLAN BURN |
Garlen Burn
Gearlan Burn
Gearlan Burn |
Mr. Gordon Bremner
Mr. A McGregor Westerpark
Rev. [Reverend] James McDonald
Estate Plan
Authorities for same name in Banffshire. |
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A small Burn rising at the south west part of the Farm of Westerpark & flows into the Burn of Playlands near the River Deveron |
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FREE CHURCH [nr Westerpark] |
Free Church |
Mr. Gordon Bremner
Mr. A McGregor Westerpark
Rev. [Reverend] James McDonald |
025 |
A neat stone Edifice Containing sittings for about 35 Built in 1846 |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] James Hoyle C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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BURN OF PLAYLANDS |
Burn of Playlands |
Rev. [Reverend] James McDonald |
025 |
A small Burn rising on the North East side of Brownhill and flows into the River Deveron |
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RED BURN |
Red Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] James McDonald |
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Rises a short distance on the south East side of the County Road. Called the Red Burn untill it crosses the County Road and thence the Burn of Aswanley untill it flows into the River Deveron near the Farm of Aswanley. |
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BLACKMIRE WELL |
Black Mire Well |
Rev. [Reverend] James McDonald |
025 |
A spring on the East side of the Old Public Road between Gartly & Glass |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] James Hoyle
C.A [Civilian Assistant] |
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PIKE STONE |
Pike Stone |
Mr. George Robson Abronhill
Mr. A McGrimmand Abronhill
Mr. A Cruikshank Abronhill |
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A large Pointed Stone standing on a small mound about 50 Yards on the south side of the Old Public Road |
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MANSE [F.C., Nr Westerpark] |
Manse Free Church |
Rev. [Reverend] James McDonald F.C.M [Free Church Minister] Occupier
Mr. Gordon Bremner Westerpark
Mr. A McGregor Bremner Westerpark |
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A stone Building in the Occupation of the Rev. [Reverend] James McDonald Free Church Minister |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] James Hoyle
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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TWO STONE COFFINS, ONE CONTAINING AN URN AND HUMAN REMAINS FOUND HERE A.D. 1809 [Nr Westerpark] |
Two stone Coffins, one containing an Urn an[d] Human Remains, found here AD 1869 |
Revd. [Reverend] _ McDonald Free Church Glass
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Duguid Established Church Glass
Mr. Gray Waterside |
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The spot marked on trace is where two stone Coffins were found, one containing Human Remains, the other was not opened or disturbed, both were Covered up again as the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McDonald objected to them being interfered with. |
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MOSSNAPPY |
Mossnappy |
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For Authorities and descriptive remarks See the Name Book of Huntly parish. |
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CRAIG ROY |
Craig Roy |
Mr A. McGrimmand. Abronhill
Mr George Robson. Abronhill
Mr A Cruikshank Abronhill |
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A small Craig about thirty Chains north of Tods Hill |
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CLOCH DHUS |
Cloch Dhus |
Mr. A. McGrimmand. Abronhill
Mr. George Robson. Abronhill
Mr. A Cruikshank. Abronhill |
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Four large stones situated on the North shoulder of Abronhill near the Watershed. These stones are very Conspicuous and can be Seen from allmost any part of the surrounding District |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] James Hoyle
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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EVRONHILL |
Abronhill
Evronhill |
Mr. A. McGrimmand occupier
Mr. George Robson. abronhill
Mr. A Cruikshank. abronhill
Val. [Valuation] Roll. 1860 |
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A small Crofters house occupied by Mr. A McGrimmand The property of the Earl of Fife |
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EVRON HILL |
Abronhill |
Mr. A. McGrimmand
Mr. George Robson. abronhill
Mr. A Cruikshank. abronhill |
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A Heathy hill of no Great height. The Property of the Earl of Fife |
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TODS HILL |
Tods Hill |
Mr. A. McGrimmand
Mr. George Robson. abronhill
Mr. A Cruikshank. abronhill |
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A slight heathy eminence the property of the Earl of Fife |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glass
[Signed] James Hoyle
C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
[Signed] F. W. Nixon Lt. R.E. [Lieutenant Royal Engineers]
15/71 June [15 June 1871] |
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Name Book
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GLASS PARISH
CO. [County] ABERDEEN
[Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 14 MAR. 1899 |
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GLASS PARISH
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Aswanley Wood -- 55
Aultnapaddock -- 5
Back Burn -- 26
Backtack -- 41
Balnaboth -- 34
Balnacraig -- 32
Ba Muir -- 23
Barefold -- 34
Battlebog Pot -- 44
Birks of Aswanley -- 39
Black Hill -- 22
Blackhill -- 21
Blackhillock -- 6
Blacklug -- 18
Blackmire Well -- 62
Blashbeans Well -- 22
Boghead -- 34
Both Hill -- 35
Brand's Well -- 24
Bridge of Bogforth -- 42
Bridge of Haugh -- 45
Bridge of Nethertown -- 3
Bridge of Parkhall -- 43
Bridge of Parkhaugh -- 48
Broadbog -- 29
Brownhill -- 24
Burn of Aswanley -- 51
Burn of Aultnapaddock -- 5
Burn of Backside -- 40
Burn of Bellyhack -- 11
Burn of Bogforth -- 42
Burn of Brownhill -- 39
Burn of Cairnborrow -- 41
Burn of Hillockhead -- 13
Burn of Hilton -- 28
Burn of Nethertown -- 11
Burn of Oldmanse -- 31
Burn of Parkhall -- 43
Burn of Playlands -- 62
Burn of Sheals -- 6
Cairnmore -- 18
Cairn (site of) (A stone Coffin containing Human Remains found here) -- 19
Cairn -- 37
Cairns -- 19
Cairns -- 38
Church -- 54
Cloch Dhus -- 65
Corsemaul -- 9
Corshalloch -- 13
Craig Roy -- 65
Croft of Aultnapaddock -- 5
Croft of Blackhill -- 21
Croft of Easter Bodylair -- 25
Croft of Glenshee -- 17
Croft of Nether Hilton -- 26
Croft of Piketillum -- 15
Croft of Wester Bodylair -- 27
Crofts of Corsemaul -- 7
Crofts of Hillockhead -- 28
Crofts of Nethertown -- 12
Crofts of Oldyne -- 46
Dallochy -- 49
Daugh of Aswanley -- 55
Daugh of Cairnborrow -- 57
Daugh of Invermarkie -- 50
Dillybrae -- 17
Drumduan -- 56
Drumduan Wood -- 54
Dry Slack -- 9
Easter Bodylair -- 30
Evron Hill -- 66
Evronhill -- 66
Evron Howe -- 7
Female School -- 49
Free Church -- 61
Gallow Hill -- 25
Gearlan Burn -- 61
Glac-na-far -- 59
Glass -- 1
Glenmarkie Lodge -- 49
Glenshee -- 21
Grave Yard -- 54
Greystonefolds -- 33
Haughs of Aswanley -- 54
Hillockhead -- 12 |
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INDEX CONTINUED
Names of Objects -- Pages
Hill of Milleath -- 23
Hill of Talnamounth -- 29
Hillside -- 60
Invermarkie -- 47
Jacob's Hillock -- 23
Lettach -- 46
Little Hillockhead -- 26
Mains of Cairnborrow -- 44
Mains of Aswanley -- 56
Malack -- 56
Manse -- 53
Manse -- 63
Market Hill -- 27
Market Inn -- 27
Markie Water -- 48
Mid Cairnargat -- 60
Midtown -- 13
Hill of Invermarkie (corn)-- 47
Milltown of Aswanley -- 53
Mosshead -- 26
Mossnappy -- 64
Nether Bodylair -- 30
Nether Hilton -- 33
Nethertown -- 12
Newbigging -- 40
Newton -- 43
Newton Hill -- 41
Norry Hill -- 18
Oldmanse Inn -- 36
Oldyne -- 46
Parkhall -- 35
Parkhaugh -- 48
Pike Stone -- 63
Piketillum -- 15
Plunge Pool -- 50
Police Station -- 33
Poor Man -- 17
Quarryhead -- 45
Red Burn -- 62
Red Craig -- 51
River Deveron -- 31
School -- 47
Shearer Hill -- 22
Shuen Stripe -- 11
Site of Invermarkie Castle -- 50
Slogan Burn -- 45
St Ann's Pot -- 44
St Ann's Well -- 38
Star Hill -- 15
Stone Circle (Remains of) -- 14
Straitinnan Wood -- 55
Tips of Corsemaul -- 9
Terryoron Pot -- 44
Terryoron -- 40
The Ward -- 16
Tods Hill -- 66
Tom Harlach -- 7
Torry -- 36
Torry Burn -- 59
Tumuli -- 23
Tumulus -- 20
Two Stone Coffins, one containing an Urn and Human Remains, found here AD 1869 -- 64
Upper Hilton -- 25
Upper Cairnargat -- 60
Waterside -- 36
Wester Bodylair -- 30
Wester Boghead -- 35
Westerfolds -- 32
Westerpark -- 61
Altnapoddack -- 5
(Altered by authority of Mr. James Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly. N.B. [North Britain]. To be used for 1" purposes only, further investigation to be made during revision of the larger scales. By order of the D.G. [Director General] 4-2-95) [4 February 1895] |
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