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GLENMUICK, TULLICH AND GLENGAIRN |
Glenmuick, Tulloch & Glengairn
Glenmuick, Tulloch & Glengairn
Glenmuick, Tulloch & Glengairn
Glenmuick, Tullich & Glengairn
Glenmuick, Tullich & Glengairn
Glenmuick, Tullich & Glengairn
Glenmuick, Tullich & Glengairn
Glenmuick, Tullich & Glengairn
Glenmuick, Tullich & Glengairn
Glenmuick Glengairn and Tullick
Glenmuick Tulloch and Glengairn
Glenmuick
Glenmuick
Glenmuick etc. |
Turnpike Act dated 1800
James Ogg Esqr. Banker
J. Anderson Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] A. Gray
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McKenzie
Mr. Christie Schoolmaster
Presbytery Records from 1748
New Statistical Account
Johnston's County Map
Sheriffs List of Parishes
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Philips' County Atlas
Oliver & Boyds Almanac |
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[Situation] In the Western Division of the County.
[Signed] [AW Lachlan]
27 Feb 69 [February 1869]
The parish of Glenmuick Tullich and Glengairn is in the Presbytery of Kincardine O'Neil, and Synod of Aberdeen. It is bounded on the north by the parishes of Strathdon, and Logie Coldstone; on the east by the parishes of Logie Coldston, Aboyne and Glentanner, in the County of Aberdeen, and the parish of Lochlee in the County of Forfar; on the south by the parish of Clova in the County of Forfar; and on the West by the parish of Craithie and Braemar in the County of Aberdeen
It is not Known when the three ancient parishes of Glenmuick, Tullich, and Glengairn were united but they, for time immemorial, form one parish, retaining in the present parish name the names of the ancient parishes.
There are no detached portions of this parish nor are there any detached portions of another parish situated within it. |
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Plan examiner
requested the Div. [Division]
of County to be
shown on all the
Documents - not
done except on
B. of Ref [Reference] [Initialled] AWL |
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CLARACH |
Clarack
Clarack
Clarack
Clarack |
Mr. James Smith, late Schoolmaster Ballater
Mr. Lewis Grant, Tenant
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll 1860 |
081 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwelling & office houses, 1 story, thatched & in middling repair. Property of Marquis of Huntly. |
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BOATHOUSE |
Boathouse
Boathouse
Boathouse |
Mr. James Stephen, Tenant
Mr. David Gillinders, Mill of Dinnet
Lease |
081 |
This name applies to a Public House, dwelling & office house 1 story, thatched & in middling repair. There was a ferry at this place, but a Bridge was built a short distance from the ferry causing it to be of no service hence the name. Property of the Marquis of Huntly |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glenmuick |
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FEMALE SCHOOL [nr Loch Kinord] |
Female School
Female School
Female School |
Mr. Peter Laing, Kinord
Mr. Lewis Grant, Clarack
Mr. James Stephen, Boathouse |
081 |
A female school situated near Loch Kinord, 1 story, slated & in good repair. Average number of scholars about 30. Usual branches of education taught. It is supported by grants from government & the society for the propagation of christian knowledge & an annual subscription from the Marchioness of Huntly; also school fees. |
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CAIRN [nr Loch Kinord] |
Cairn
Cairn
Cairn |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mr. Andrew Ross
Mr. John McPherson |
081 |
This name applies a heap of loose stones situated on the moor of Dinnet, underneath which the bodies of those who fell in the retreat after the battle of Culblean are supposed to have been interred |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glenmuick
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DINNET BRIDGE |
Dinnet Bridge
Dinnet Bridge
Dinnet Bridge
Dinnet Bridge |
Mr. Henry Esson. Balnacraig
Mr. James Bartleman. Clearfield
Mr. James Neil, Wreaton
Mr. William Duguid, Boghead |
081 |
A new stone bridge of two Arches across the Dinnet Burn, on the turnpike road from Aboyne to Ballater, it is the property of the Road Trustees and is in good repair |
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DINNET BURN |
Dinnet Burn |
For authorities & description of see Ph. [Parish] of Aboyne &c. |
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MUIR of DINNET |
Muir of Dinnet |
For authorities & description of see Ph. [Parish] of Aboyne |
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Logie Coldstone Ph. [Parish] |
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HAUGH |
Haugh
Haugh
Haugh |
Mr. Charles Brown (Tenant)
Mr. J. Grant Farmer Abergairn Ballater
Valn. [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
092 |
A small farmsteading consisting of a 2 story, dwelling house. slated. And a a few small offices, all thatched, in good repair. The property of the Marquis of Huntly |
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DEECASTLE |
Deecastle
Deecastle
Deecastle
Deecastle
Deecastle |
Mr. C. Brown
Mr. John Duncan. Farmer Dee castle
Mr. J. Grant
Valn. [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
092 |
This name is applied to a large farmsteading. And a number of small dwelling houses, which stand near to where Dee Castle stood. Some of the houses are slated & some thatched, none above one story. all in good repair. The property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Glenmuick |
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL with Remains of Dee Castle |
Roman Catholic Chapel built on and with the Remains of Dee Castle
Roman Catholic Chapel built on and with the Remains of Dee Castle
Roman Catholic Chapel built on and with the Remains of Dee Castle |
Mr. J. Duncan, Deecastle
Mr. J. Grant
Mr. Ritchie Merchant, Deecastle |
092 |
This is a large plain stone building 2 storys, built exactly on the spot where Dee Castle stood. a small portion of the castle still remains. which forms the N. [North] West angle of the chapel. and the rest of it has been built with the stones of the Castle, The upper story is occupied by a caretaker, and the ground floor is fitted as a place of worship according to the Roman Catholic form. Th[e] ch. [church] directory says it was built in 1797, but not dedicated. It is called a station in which the clergyman from Ballogie attends the first Sabbath in each month. |
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BRAEHEAD COTTAGE |
Braehead Cottage
Braehead Cottage
Braehead Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mr. Haynes |
092 |
A one story dwelling house with office houses attached, all slated and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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PANANICH |
Pananich
Pananich
Pananich
Pananich
Pannanich |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mr. Leslie, Pananich Lodge
Copy of Lease 1833
Natural History of Deeside
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1859-60 |
092 |
A few croft houses with office houses attached, mostly thatched and in middling condition Property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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HEADINSCH |
Headinsch
Headinsch
Headinsch |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mr. Haynes |
092 |
A one story farm steading, consisting of dwelling and office houses, all slated and in good repair; property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Ph. [Parish] of Glenmuick |
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TOMDARROCH |
Tomdarroch
Tomdarroch
Tomdarroch |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mr. Haynes |
092 |
Four cottages, three tenanted and one untenanted; they are all thatched, one story in height and in very good repair, Property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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BELLAMORE CRAIG |
Bellamore Craig
Bellamore Craig
Bellamore Craig |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Middleton, Glenmuick Manse, Ballater
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mr. James Grant |
092 |
[Situation] on 92 (6 Inch) Plan
A large craig situated on the north east corner of Pananich Hill on the south side of the River Dee. Property of the Marquis of Huntly, Aboyne Castle. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Ph. [Parish] of Glenmuick |
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TOMNAKIEST |
Tomnakiest
Tomnakiest
Tomnakiest
TomnaKeist |
Rev. [Reverend] John Middleton, Manse Ballater.
Mr. James Smith, late schoolmaster Ballater.
Mr. Francies Sandison, Tenant.
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
092 |
A farmsteading, consisting of dwelling houses & offices, one story high, partly thatched & partly slated & in good repair. Property of Col. [Colonel] Farquharson |
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NEWTON COTTAGE |
Newton Cottage
Newton Cottage
Newton Cottage |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Middleton.
Mr. J. Smith.
Mr. F. Sandison. |
092 |
A small Cottage with garden attached, thatched & in good repair. Property of Col. [Colonel] Farquharson. |
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TURNERHALL |
Turnerhall
Turnerhall
Turnerhall |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Middleton.
Mr. J. Smith.
Mr. F. Sandison. |
092 |
This name applies to two cottages, one story high, slated & in good repair. Property of Marquis of Huntly. |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glenmuick |
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CAMBUS 0' MAY |
Cambus O' May
Cambus O' May
Cambus O' May
Cambus o' May |
Rev. [Reverend] John Middleton
Mr. James Smith
Mr. John Ogg, Tenant
Valuation Roll for 1859 & 60 |
092 |
This name applies to a public house, consisting of dwelling house & offices one story, thatched & in good repair. Property of Marquis of Huntly. |
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MONALTRIE MONUMENT |
Monaltrie Monument
Monaltrie Monument
Monaltrie Monument |
Rev. [Reverend] John Middleton
Mr. James Smith
Mr. F. Sandison |
092 |
This name applies to a monument in memory of William Farquharson of Monaltrie, erected by his Widow Margaret Garden in 1836. |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glenmuick
[Note relating to 'Tomnakiest T.P. [Turnpike]'] - name Cancelled
as TP [Turnpike] Gates are
abolished in Co. [County] Aberdeen
Deeside Railway
not in Name
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CRAIG OF PRONY |
Craig of Prony
Craig of Prony
Craig of Prony
Craig of Prony |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. J. Grant
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
"Macgillivary's Deeside" |
091 |
A large hill situated on the right bank of the River Gairn, above Corrybeg, On the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Ph. [Parish] of Glenmuick |
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BALLOCHAN |
Ballochan
Ballochan
Ballochan |
Rent Receipt
Mr. Lamont Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J Campbell |
091 |
A farm house two storeys high, with offices attached, the whole thatched, and in good repair, the property of the most noble The Marquis of Huntly |
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BOGROMACH |
Bogromach
Bogromach
Bogromach |
J. Gordon Mason, Tenant
Mr. Lamont,
Revd. [Reverend] J Campbell |
091 |
A small cottage house one storey high, thatched and only in middling repair. On the Morven Estate |
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MONALTRIE HOUSE |
Monaltrie House
Monaltrie House
Monaltrie House
Monaltrie House |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] J Campbell
Rev. [Reverend] John Middleton
Black's County Map |
091 |
A large Mansion house two storeys high, situated about 1/2 a mile N.E. [North East] of Ballater, and a short distance South of Craigendarroch. The office houses are situated about three hundred yards to the North; the whole slated and in fair repair The property of Col. [Colonel] Farquharson Invercauld |
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Aberdeenshire -- Glenmuick Ph. [Parish] |
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DIKEHEAD COTTAGE |
Dikehead Cottage
Dikehead Cottage
Dikehead Cottage
Dykehead Cottage
Dykehead Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J. Grant
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mrs Coutts (Tenant)
Mr. J. Coutts |
091 |
A one story house, thatched & in bad repair, On the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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CRAGGANS |
Craggans
Craggans
Craggans
Craggans |
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. W. Forbes
Mr. C. Forbes
Macgillivary's Deeside |
091 |
This name is applied to the high ground lying between the farms of upper Corrybeg & Balmenach. On the property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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LOIN BURN |
Loin Burn
Loin Burn
Loin Burn
Loin Burn |
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. W. Forbes
Mr. J. Grant
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell |
091 |
A small mountain stream rising on the hill north of the farm of Loin, past which it flows, till it joins another small stream at the mouth of the Pass of Ballater from which Place it receives the name of Ballater Burn. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Ph. [Parish] of Glenmuick |
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RIVER GAIRN |
River Gairn
River Gairn
River Gairn
The Gairn
The Gairn
The Gairn
Gairn Water
Water of Gairden |
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Neil, Manse Gairnshiel
Mr. James Coutts, Schoolmaster Gairnshiel
Mr. Lewis Cameron, Reinloan Gairnshiel
Valuation Roll for 1859 & 60
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Black's Map of Scotland
Johnston's County Map |
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A considerable river which has its source at the east end of Benavon. Its whole length is about 20 miles. It flows from north west to south east through a rocky and precipitous channel till its falls into the River Dee about a mile West from the Village of Ballater. |
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RIVER DEE |
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BALMENACH |
Balmenach
Balmenach
Balmenach
Balmenach
Balmeanach |
Revd. [Reverend] D Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Valn. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Mr. W. Forbes (Tenant) |
091 |
A large farmsteading dwellinghouse one story. with offices one. all thatched. and in middling repair. Occupied by Mr. W. Forbes, Farmer. The property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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LOIN |
Loin
Loin
Loin
Loin |
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. W. Forbes (Tenant)
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J Grant |
091 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house one story offices one, all thatched. and in bad repair. This farm is now let with the farm of Balmenach & the two form one holding. The property of The Marquis of Huntly. |
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UPPER CORRYBEG |
Upper Corrybeg
Upper Corrybeg
Upper Corrybeg
Upper Corrybeg
Upper Corrybeg
Upper Corrybeg |
Revd. [Reverend] D Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. C. Forbes (Tenant)
Valuation Roll. 1860
Mr. J. Grant
Mr. G McNaughton |
091 |
This name is applied to a number of Small house's 2 of which are used as dwelling hos. [houses] & one as a joiners shop. the rest are farm office's they extend on each Side of Corrybeg burn. The houses are each one story, thatched, in middling repair. The property of the Marquis of Huntley. |
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CORRYBEG BURN |
Corrybeg Burn
Corrybeg Burn
Corrybeg Burn
Corrybeg Burn
Corrybeg Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] D Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. C Forbes
Mr. L. Stewart
Mr. G. McNaughton |
091 |
A small mountain stream rising in the high ground above the Farm of upper Corrybeg, and flowing Southward past the same for about 1 1/4 miles until it joins the River Gairn a little above the mill of Prony. |
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CHURCH (In Ruins) on Site of St Mungo's Chapel [Lower Corrybeg] |
Church (Remains of) (on site of) St Mungo's Chapel
Church (Remains of) (on site of) St Mungo's Chapel
Church (Remains of) (on site of) St Mungo's Chapel
Church (Remains of) (on site of) St Mungo's Chapel
Church (Remains of) (on site of) St Mungo's Chapel |
Mr. G. McNaughton
Mr. A McNaughton
Mr. J. Grant
Mr. J Coutts
(Mures history of Glasgow) |
091 |
There are only the walls of this church now remaining which are very entire, it was the Ph. [Parish] church of Glengairn. before it was united to that of Glenmuick It is about 60 years Since any worship has been held in it. The date of its erection I cannot ascertain, It is believed to have been erected on the site of a Roman Catholic chapel which was dedicated to St. Mungo; from the fact of a well being near the ruins. which is well Known as St. Mungo's Well, and also a stone font, being still visible embedded in the ground. at the West end of the existing ruins. It is also recorded in Mures history of Glasgow from which the following is extracted.
"The ch. [church] of Gairn was dedicated to St. Kentigern alias Mungo. A pious Priest of Royal parentage; educated by St. Sylvanus, afterwards Bishop of the Orkney's. Kentigern was chosen Bishop of Glasgow. He died January 13th 601. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Glenmuick |
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[Note attached to previous page, page 19]
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The Manse Glenmuick
4th Octr [October] 1865
Dear Sir,
I believe the information
quoted in your letter regarding
the ruins of the old Churches
of Glengairn & Tullich to be
correct. They are the remains
of the old Parish Churches, and
are built on the sites of older
chapels. I am not however
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in possession of any information
on the question beyond what
is supplied by the Statistical
Account written by my Predecessor,
which I believe to be trustworthy.
I am
Yrs [Yours] very trly, [truly],
John Middleton. |
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MILL OF CRINACH |
Mill of Crinach
Mill of Crinach
Mill of Crinach
Mill of Crinach
Mill of Crinach |
Rent Receipt. 1864
Mrs. M. Coutts, (Tenant)
Mr. G McNaughton
Mr. L. Stewart Farmer Upper Corrybeg
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell |
091 |
A small house one story, thatched, and in bad repair occupied by Mrs. M. Coutts. There is a small croft of arable land let with the house; There was once a Corn mill here. but it is now entirely defaced; The property of Lieut. [Lieutenant] Colonel Farquharson, Invercauld |
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LOWER CORRYBEG |
Lower Corrybeg
Lower Corrybeg
Lower Corrybeg
Lower Corrybeg |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. L. Stewart (Tenant)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
091 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house, one story, thatched, with several small office's all thatched; and in bad repair The property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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LEAD MINE [N of Pass of Ballater] |
Lead Mine
Lead Mine
Lead Mine |
Statistical Account
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Peter Lamont Ballochan |
091 |
A large Craig, about a quarter of a mile North of Ballater Pass. Known to Contain lead ore. It is not at present worked, It is on the Monaltrie Estate |
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PASS OF BALLATER |
Pass of Ballater
Pass of Ballater
Pass of Ballater
Pass of Ballatar |
Mr. P Lamont
Revd. [Reverend] J Campbell
Mr. Grant Abergairn
Old Statistical Account |
091 |
A narrow gorge, between Craigendarroch, and Creag an t' Seabhaig, and extending as far as the office houses of Monaltrie house. |
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CREAG AN T-SEABHAIG |
Creag an t- Seabhaig
Creag an t- Seabhaig
Creag an t- Seabhaig |
Mr. Grant Abergairn
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Mr. Lamont |
091 |
A very large Craig, forming the northern side of the Pass of Ballater, It supplies stones for building purposes to Ballater, and neighbourhood It is a gaelic word signifying the Hawk's Craig. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Glenmuick Ph. [Parish] |
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GAIRN CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Gairn Castle
Gairn Castle
Gairn Castle
Castle of Glengairn |
Statistical Acct. [Account]
Revd. [Reverend] J Campbell
Mr. P. Lamont
Old Statistical Account |
091 |
The ruins of a hunting seat, said to have been the property of the Forbes' It stands on a small Knowe a short distance to the N [North] of the Pass of Ballater.
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TOM A' MHINN |
Tom a' Mhinn
Tom a' Mhinn
Tom a' Mhinn |
Mr. P. Lamont
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Mr. Gordon, Bogromach |
091 |
A small rocky hillock lying between the Free church manse, and Gairn Castle, It is covered partly with brush wood, and heathy pasture It means the Kids' Knowe |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [nr Balgairn] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Mr. Lamont.
Mr. Gordon Bogromach |
091 |
A spacious dwelling house two storeys high, with offices detached; the former slated and in good repair, the latter are built of wood and in middling repair |
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BALGAIRN |
Balgairn
Balgairn
Balgairn
Balgairn
Balgairn |
Mr. J. Coutts Schoolmaster Glengairn
Mr. H. Ross. (Tenant)
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell. Free Ch [Church] Manse Bridge of Gairn
Mr. G. McNaughton. Mill of Prony - Bridge of Gairn
Valn. [Valuation] Roll. 1860 |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling house 2 story's. slated. with an excellent Court of offices, also slated. There is a portion of these premises occupied by Mr. A. McNaughton as a Grocer's Shop, and is a separate holding from the farm:- All in first-rate repair. The property of Lieut. [Lieutenant] Colonel Farquharson of Invercauld. |
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Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. N. Gordon. (Tenant)
Mr. G. McNaughton
Valn. [Valuation] Roll. (1860) |
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A large farmsteading. The dwelling ho. [house] is detatched a short distance from the offices, it is an old ho. [house] one story. thatched, The offices are new. one story, slated, all in very good repair, The property of The Marquis of Huntly. |
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MILL OF PRONY (Corn & Barley) |
Mill of Prony
Mill of Prony
Mill of Prony
Mill of Prony |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. G. McNaughton, (Tenant)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll. 1860 |
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A Small corn & barley Mill one story, thatched, the machinery driven by water power. There are 2 small dwelling houses close to the mill, also a few small offices, The houses are each. one story, thatched & in bad repair. The property of, The Marquis of Huntly. |
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ABERGAIRN |
Abergairn
Abergairn
Abergairn
Abergairn
Abergairn |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. J. Grant (Tenant)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll. (1860)
Natural History of Deeside & Braemar By W. Macgillivray L.L.D [Doctor of Laws] |
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An excellent large new farmsteading dwelling house 2 story's offices one story. all slated and in good repair. occupied by Mr. J. Grant. Farmer The property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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MILL OF GAIRN (Woollen) |
Mill of Gairn (Woollen)
Mill of Gairn (Woollen)
Mill of Gairn (Woollen)
Mill of Gairn (Woollen)
Mill of Gairn (Woollen) |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. H. Illingworth (Tenant)
Mr. G. McNaughton
Mr. L. Stewart. Farmer. Corrybeg. Ballater |
091 |
A large 3 story house slated and in good repair used as a Woollen Mill, in which wool from its rough state is manufactured into yarn, & tweed cloth, There are from 8 to 10 hands employed; by Mr. H. Illingworth Manufacturer, who resides a very short distance South of the Mill in a neat, one story, cottage. (See Trace) which has got no name, except Mill of Gairn, All the property of Lieut. [Lieutenant] Colonel Farquharson. Invercauld, |
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BRIDGE OF GAIRN |
Bridge of Gairn
Bridge of Gairn
Bridge of Gairn
Bridge of Gairn |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. G. McNaughton.
Mr. A. McNaughton. Merchant. Balgairn Ballater, |
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An excellent stone bridge built of Granite about 10 years ago, being about 90 links span; It spans the River Gairn on the Toll Road from Ballater to Braemar, about 1 1/10 miles from the former Town, |
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Bridge of Gairn Cottage
Bridge of Gairn Cottage
Bridge of Gairn Cottage
Bridge of Gairn Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. A. McNaughton (Tenant)
Mr. J. Grant, Farmer Abergairn |
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A very neat, 2 story cottage slated, and in good repair, being lately erected, The property of the Marquis of Huntly. |
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ST MUNGO'S WELL |
St. Mungo's Well
St. Mungo's Well
St. Mungo's Well
St. Mungo's Well |
Revd. [Reverend] D Campbell
Mr. J. Coutts
Mr. A. McNaughton
Mr. G. McNaughton |
091 |
A large spring well built round with stones, being about 5 links diameter; there appears to be a ceaseless flow of water from it. It is situated a short distance East of the Site of St. Mungo's Chapel (See Trace) |
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CHURCH (In Ruins) on Site of St Nathalan's Chapel [ Milton of Tullich] |
Church (in ruins) On site of St. Nathalan's Chapel
Church (in ruins) On site of St. Nathalan's Chapel
Church (in ruins) On site of St. Nathalan's Chapel
St. Nethalen's |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith Ballater
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell F.C. [Free Church] Manse Balgairn
Mr. John Ross Mill of Tullich, Ballater
Old Statistical Account |
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MILTON OF TULLICH |
Milton of Tullich
Milton of Tullich
Milton of Tullich |
Rev. [Reverend] John Middleton, Manse Ballater
Mr. James Smith, late Schoolmaster Ballater
Mr. John Ross Mill of Tullich |
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A farmsteading, dwelling house & offices in good repair, the former slated & the latter partly slated & partly thatched. Property of Col. [Colonel] Farquharson. |
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TULLICH MILL (Corn) |
Tullich Mill
Tullich Mill
Tullich Mill |
Rev. [Reverend] John Middleton.
Mr. James Smith.
Mr. John Ross, Tenant. |
091 |
A corn mill, with dwelling & office houses detached about fifty yards; Mill slated & the rest thatched, all in good repair. Property of Colonel Farquharson. |
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SGÒR BUIDHE |
Sgòr Buidhe
Sgòr Buidhe
Sgòr Buidhe |
Rev. [Reverend] John Middleton
Mr. James Smith
Mr. John Ross |
091 |
This name applies to the peak of a hill, situated about half a mile S.W [South West] from Milton of Tullich. Property of Col. [Colonel] Farquharson. Name signifies "yellow rock or peak" |
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BRAEHEAD OF TULLICH |
Braehead of Tullich
Braehead of Tullich
Braehead of Tullich |
Rev. [Reverend] John Middleton.
Mr. James Smith.
Mr. William Ewan, Tenant. |
091 |
A farmsteading with offices detached a short distance; dwelling house slated & two story high, office houses partly thatched & partly slated, one story & both in good repair. Property of Colonel Farquharson |
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NEWTON OF TULLICH |
Newton of Tullich
Newton of Tullich
Newton of Tullich |
Rev. [Reverend] John Middleton.
Mr. James Smith.
Mr. Donald McHardy, Tenant. |
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A farmsteading with offices attached; one story high, thatched & in middling repair. Property of Colonel Farquharson |
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TULLICH BURN |
Tullich Burn |
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[Note relating to 'Tullich Burn'] - On what sheet & Plan is this
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PANANICH WELLS (Chalybeate) |
Pananich Wells
Pananich Wells
Pananich Wells
Pananich Wells
Pannanich Wells
Pananick Wells
Pannanich Wells |
Copy of Lease. (1833)
Annual Registry of Pananich Lodge
Mr. W.D. Leslie
Mr. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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These wells are now covered over with flag's. And the water is conducted to the Surface through metal pipes within a few feet of the original spring's; They are 2 in number, and belong to the Sulphated Chalybeate class of mineral waters. They possess fine tonic qualities. And are believed to be very useful in healing Scrofulous or Cutaneous diseases. |
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[Note relating to 'Pananich Wells (Chalybeate)'] -
Analysis of the mineral water from Pananich wells near Ballater
(The quantities are those contained in an imperial gallon)
Sulphates of Iron 1.43 grains or nearly 1 1/2 grains
Sulphate of Lime 1.55 grains or nearly 1 1/2 grains
Chloride of Magnesium 0.88 grains or nearly 1 grain
Chloride of Sodium 1.19 grains or nearly 1 1/4 grains
Silica 1.04 grains or nearly 1 grain
Organic matter 0.72 grain or nearly 3/4 grain
[Total] 6.81
The total amount of solid matter contained in a gallon as ascertained by experiment was 7.04 grains.
[Signed] M. Thompson. M.D. F.R.S.E. [Doctor of Medicine. Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh]
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BALLATER BURN |
Ballater Burn
Ballater Burn
Ballater Burn
Ballater Burn |
Mr. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. P. Lamont Farmer, Ballochan, Ballater.
Mr. J. Grant |
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A small stream rising on the farm of Ballochan and flowing Eastward for a short distance until it joins the Loin Burn near the Pass of Ballater and both receive the name of Ballater Burn from where they join until it falls into the burn of Tulloch. a short distance above where that burn falls into the River Dee. |
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PANANICH LODGE |
Pananich Lodge
Pananich Lodge
Pananich Lodge
Pananich Lodge
Pananich Lodge
Pannanich Lodge
Pananich Lodge
Pannanich Lodge |
Copy of Lease (1833)
Rent Receipt. 1833
Annual Registry of Pananich Lodge.
Mr. W.D. Leslie (Tenant)
Mr. Smith.
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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A large 2 story dwelling house slated & in good repair. There is a large 2 story house close to the Lodge, which is fitted for the Accommodation of Lodger's or Invalids - when using the waters of the Pananich Wells which are close to the Lodge. It contains 30 bed's; and all Kinds of Bath's on the ground floor. Hot, cold, Vapour, & shower Bath's. The registry of the Lodge shows the Average number of visitor's to be about 1700 for the last 10 year's. The property of Lieut. [Lieutenant] Colonel Farquharson, Invercauld. |
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OAKWOOD COTTAGE |
Oakwood Cottage
Oakwood Cottage
Oakwood Cottage
Oakwood Cottage |
Valn. [Valuation] Roll. (1860)
Mr. C. Patterson Mains of Tulloch Ballater
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell Free ch. [church] Manse. Ballater
Mr. Smith. Parochial Teacher Ballater |
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A small plain built one story Cottage slated & in good repair. It is attached to the Farm of Mains of Tulloch And is generally let to Tourists in the Summer Season. The property of Lieut. [Lieutenant] Colonel Farquharson - Invercauld. |
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EASTFIELD |
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield |
Valn. [Valuation] Roll. 1860
Mr. P. Glennie (Tenant)
Mr. J. Grant. Farmer Abergairn
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. Smith |
091 |
An excellent new farmsteading lately erected, dwelling house 2 storys offices one all slated and in firstrate repair. The dwelling house is often let to Tourists in the Summer. The property of Lieut. [Lieutenant] Colonel Farquharson Invercauld. |
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DALLIEFOUR |
Dalliefour
Dalliefour
Dalliefuar
Dalliefour
Dalliefour
Dalafour |
Rent Receipt.
Alexander Clark, Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Revd. [Reverend] John Middleton
Mr. Smith late schoolmaster Ballater
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
091 |
A small farm house one storey high, with numerous offices attached; the whole thatched and only in middling repair, on the Invercauld Estate |
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SCURRIESTONE |
Scurriestone
Scurriestone
Scurriestone
Scurrystone |
Rent Receipt
James Young, Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farm house one storey high, with outhouses attached; the whole thatched and in bad repair On the Invercauld Estate |
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CRAIGENDARROCH COTTAGE |
Craigendarroch Cottage
Craigendarroch Cottage
Craigendarroch Cottage |
Mrs. Shepherd, Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Mr. A Mitchell Sluievannachie |
091 |
A large, and tastefully built dwelling house, two storeys high, with offices attached; slated, and in excellent repair. The Marquis of Huntly proprietor. |
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FREE CHURCH [nr Craigendarroch] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Mrs. Shepherd
Mr. Mitchell |
091 |
A neat square built church, one storey high, slated, and in good repair, Situated on the road side from Ballater to Balmoral, and about one mile from the latter place. Seated to accommodate 300 hearers |
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SLUIEVANNACHIE |
Sluievannachie
Sluievannachie
Sluievannachie |
Rent Receipt
Alexander Mitchell Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell |
091 |
A large farm house two storeys high, with offices attached, - the dwelling house slated; the offices thatched; the whole in good repair On the Invercauld Estate, |
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GAS WORKS [nr Craigendarroch] |
Gas Works |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Haynes
Mr. Smith |
091 |
These consist of a one storey slated house, shed and gasometer. The house is used as a smithy as well as for the manufacture of gass. The gasometer contains when full 3500 cubic feet of gass. |
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KNOCK CASTLE (Ruin) |
Knock Castle (In ruins)
Knock Castle (In ruins)
Knock Castle (In ruins)
Knock Castle (In ruins)
Castle of Cnoc |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Haynes
Mr. Smith
Black's Map of Scotd. [Scotland]
Old Statistical Account |
091 |
All that remains of this castle now are the four sidewalls of its principal tower; some of it is covered with a roof. It is encompassed by a stone wall and sheltered on its north and east sides by a small plantation. It was built by Gordon of Terperay, and fell into the hands of Abergeldie. In 1590 it was burned by the clan Chattan and was repaired again, and in 1706 was tenanted by Lady Euphemia Graham. |
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CRAIGENDARROCH |
Craigendarroch
Craigendarroch
Craigendarroch
Craigdarroch |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Smith
Deeside Guide in the possession of Miss Farquharson, postmistress Ballater
Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
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A rough wooded hill on the north of Ballater. Its southern face is covered with loose stones and precipitous rocks. It forms the south boundary of the Pass of Ballater. |
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POLICE STATION [Ballater] |
Police Station |
Writing on front of house.
Mr. Haynes,
Mr. Smith, late schoolmaster. |
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A one storey, slated house, part of which is used as a lockup for the accommodation of prisoners. It is in excellent condition. |
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BALLATER COTTAGE |
Ballater Cottage |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Haynes
Mr. Smith |
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A neat one storey cottage with suitable office houses. The cottage is slated and the outhouses thatched and all are in good condition. Property of Mr. Haynes, Banker, Ballater. |
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SCHOOL [Ballater] |
School |
Mr. Haynes
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Smith |
091 |
A plane one storey house, slated and in good condition. The average number of scholars attending it is 80. It is the parish school and is attended by children of different religious persuasions. |
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CHURCH [Ballater] |
Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Smith
Mr. Haynes |
091 |
This church is situated in the centre of the village green at Ballater. It is an oblong building, slated and in very good condition. It can accommodate 800 persons with ease. It is the parish Church of Glenmuick &c. |
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POST OFFICE [Ballater] |
Post Office |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Smith
Mr. Haynes |
091 |
A small one storey house slated and in good condition. It is a money-order office, also a branch of the Post Office Savings Bank. There is one arrival and one departure of mails daily. |
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UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND [Ballater] |
Union Bank of Scotland |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Smith
Mr. Haynes, banker. |
091 |
A small one storey house, slated and in good repair. It forms part of an adjoining building - a dwelling house and grocer's shop. |
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BALLATER |
Ballater |
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland.
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Smith, late schoolmaster. |
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"A village in the parish of Glenmuick, Aberdeenshire, on the left bank of the Dee, 1 1/2 mile above Pannanich, and 41 1/2 west of Aberdeen. This is a fashionable watering-place. The chalybeate wells are at Pannanich which is always crowded during the summer months, but the visitors reside at Ballater. A bridge was built across the Dee here in 1783, but was destroyed by a river flood in 1799. A new bridge was finished at the end of the year 1811, with a waterway of 238 feet, at an expense of £4,224.0.0. It consisted of five arches, the middle arch having a span of 60 feet, the extreme arches of 34, and the intervening arches of 55 feet. This bridge also was swept away by the great flood in August 1829. 'The view of Ballater from the lower extremity of the plain' says Sir T.D. Lauder, 'is something quite exquisite. I do not speak of the village itself which, at that distance, presents little more than the indication of a town, with a steeple rising from it; but I allude to the grand features of nature by which it is surrounded. The very smallness of the town adds to the altitude of the mountains; for, when seen from the point I mean, it might be a city for aught the traveller knows to the contrary. It stands half hidden among trees in the rich and diversified vale. On the north side of it rises the mountainous rock of Craigdarroch, luxuriantly wooded with birch and divided off from the bounding mountains of that side of the valley by the wild and anciently impregnable Pass of Ballater. Beyond the river amidst an infinite variety of slopes and wood is seen the tall old hunting-tower of Knock; and beyond it, distance rises over distance, till the prospect is terminated by the long and shivered front, - and (when I saw it on the 15th of Octr. [October] last) the snow covered ridge of Loch-na-gar - the muse of the sublime genius of Byron, who, in his beautiful little poem, so entitled, still 'Sighs for the valley of dark Lochnagar.' " The village of Ballater chiefly consists of two storey slated houses, and the great majority of them are in excellent condition. Its public buildings are - a Bank, church, post office and police station. The village is on the property of Colonel Farquharson. |
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THE KNOCK |
The Knock
The Knock
The Knock
The Knock |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Middleton Manse, Ballater
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith Ballater
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell F.C. [Free Church] Manse Balgairn
The Natural History of Deeside by Macgillivary |
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A large hill situated on the south bank of the Dee. It is entirely covered with firwood, & on the summit there are a few loose stones. Property of H.R.H. [His Royal Highness] The Prince of Wales |
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FEMALE SCHOOL [Ballater] |
Female School
Female School
Female School |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Middleton
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mr. Haynes |
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A one story house, consisting of a dwelling & Schoolhouse built by the late Mrs. Farquharson at her own expense for the purpose of educating female children. The average number of scholars attending it is about 50 |
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ST NATHALAN'S LODGE (Freemasons) [Ballater] |
St. Nathalan's Lodge (Freemason's)
St. Nathalan's Lodge (Freemason's)
St. Nathalan's Lodge (Freemason's)
St. Nathalan's Lodge (Freemason's)
St. Nathalen's |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith
Mr. Haynes
Lodge Documents
New Statistical Account |
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This is the upper part of a long two story house, slated and in excellent condition. The lower story is tenanted. Property of the brethren of the Lodge; whose Charter from the Grand Lodge of Scotland is dated 9th May 1815. |
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CRAIG OF THE KYLOCH |
Craig of the Kyloch
Craig of the Kyloch
Craig of the Kyloch
Craig of the Kyloch
Craig of the Kyloch |
Mr. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] D Campbell
Mr. C. Coutts
Mr. W Leslie
Natural History of Deeside & Braemar |
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This is a small rounded Craig lying on the S. [South] Side of the Dee immediately opposite the village of Ballater and commands a fine view of it; and the Surrounding Scenery. it presents a rugged face towards the N. [North]. |
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Revd. [Reverend] D Campbell
Mr. C. Coutts
Mr. W Leslie
Natural History of Deeside & Braemar |
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There is a large Cairn on its highest point, which was erected on the occasion of the Marriage of Colonel Farquharson. Invercauld. It is 55 links in Circumference being circular at the base, and about 24 feet high. It is built of rough unhewn stones without mortar. There is a flag staff erected at its S. [South] Side; for the purpose of hoisting a flag upon on some occasions. |
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[Note relating to 'Craig of the Kyloch'] - The Kyloch or Creag Caillich so far as I ever heard.
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[Page] 43a
[L] 2206
For pencil remarks in this O.N.Bk. [Ordnance Name Book] by
Mr. James Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly.
See letter attached to O.N.Bk. [Ordnance Name Book] of the Phs [Parishes]
of Crathie and Braemar (part of)
and Glenmuick Tullich and Glengairn (part of)
Sheets 79 80 81. 90 & 91. Page 5.
[Signed] Alexander McDonald
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INVERCAULD ARMS HOTEL [Ballater] |
Invercauld Arms Hotel
Invercauld Arms Hotel
Invercauld Arms Hotel
Invercauld Arms Hotel |
Mr. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. C. Cooke. (Tenant)
Mr. J. Grant. Abergairn |
091 |
This is a large first class Inn. and Posting establishment 4 storys slated & in firstrate repair, affording excellent accommodation to the higher classes; kept by Mr. C. Cooke. The property of Lieut. [Lieutenant] Colonel Farquharson, Invercauld |
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BALLATER BRIDGE |
Ballater Bridge
Ballater Bridge
Ballater Bridge
Ballater Bridge
Ballater Bridge |
Mr. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Mr. J. Grant
Mr. C. Coutts
Report of the Commissioners for making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands dated 1804 |
091 |
This is an old wooden bridge which spans the river Dee, by four arches, each being about a chain in span. It was erected in 1834 on the site of a stone bridge which was swept away by a flood in 1829. It is in a bad state of repair at present. |
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PANANICH COTTAGE |
Pananich Cottage
Pananich Cottage
Pananich Cottage
Pannanich Cottage
Pananich Cottage |
Copy of Lease (1833)
Mr. Smith. (Parochial Teacher, Ballater)
Mr. C. Coutts. (Tenant)
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell. Free Ch. [Church] Manse. Ballater
Natural History of Deeside & Braemar by W. Macgillivray L.L.D. [Doctor of Laws] |
091 |
A very neat comfortable one story cottage slated and in good repair. Occupied by Mr. C. Coutts. There is a small croft of arable land let with this cottage. The property of Colonel Farquharson Invercauld. |
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DALMOCHIE BURN |
Dalmochie Burn
Dalmochie Burn
Dalmochie Burn
Dalmochie Burn
Dalmochie Burn |
Mr. C. Coutts
Mr. W.D. Leslie Pananich Lodge Ballater
Mr. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] D. Campbell
Natural History of Deeside & Braemar. By W. McGillivray. L.L.D. [Doctor of Laws] |
091 |
A small mountain stream rising in the high ground, a little to the S.E. [South East] of the Craig of the Kyloch, and flowing in a Northerly direction for about a mile between it and the Craigs of Pananich until it falls into the Dee, about a mile below the village of Ballater |
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CRAIGS OF PANANICH |
Craigs of Pananich
Craigs of Pananich
Craigs of Pananich
Craigs of Pananich
Craigs of Pannanich |
Mr. Smith
Mr. W.D. Leslie
Mr. C. Coutts.
Natural History of Deeside & Braemar by W. Macgillivray L.L.D. [Doctor of Laws]
Revd. [Reverend] D Campbell |
091 |
These are large craigs lying on the S. [South] Side of the Dee about 1 1/4 miles below Ballater. They are of a curved outline and present a steep rugged face towards the North, & at which spot they are highest, and gradually diminish towards the S.W. [South West]. They are about 1300 feet above the level of the Sea, and about 500 above the bed of the Dee at this part. |
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CORRIENEARN |
Corrienearn
Corrienearn
Corrienearn |
Revd. [Reverend] John Middleton
Mr. James Smith
Mr. James Emslie |
091 |
A heathy pasture hill situated on the same Watershed as Craig Vallich and about 1 1/2 mile north east of it. Property of Colonel Farquharson and the Marquis of Huntly. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Glenmuick |
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MONANDAVAN BURN |
Monandavan Burn
Monandavan Burn
Monandavan Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Wattie, Bellastrade by Tarland
Andrew Ross Esq. Factor Tarland
Mr. Lewis Littlejohn, Logie Coldstone |
081 |
A large stream issuing out of the lower end of Loch Davan. It forms throughout its course, which is south eastward, the boundary between the parishes of Logie Coldstone and Glenmuick Tullich & Glengairn, also betwen the latter parish and the parish of Aboyne, and Glentanner; but it only receives this name from the above loch to where a stone marked A.B. stands on its left bank, situated immediately below the farmsteading of Monandavan, after which point it receives the name of Dinnet Burn to where it empties its waters into the River Dee at the Mill of Dinnet. |
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DEESIDE RAILWAY |
Deeside Railway |
For authorities and description see Name Book of Aboyne & Gentannar Ph. [Parish]. |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glenmuick Tullich and Glengairn |
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NEW KINORD |
New Kinord
New Kinord
New Kinord |
Mr. Peter Laing, Tenant.
Mr. Lewis Grant, Clarach.
Mr. David Gillinders, Mill of Dinnet. |
081 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwelling houses and offices; partly thatched and partly slated, 1 story high and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Huntly, Aboyne Castle. |
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Glenmuick
[Entry for 'Monandavan Burn' is crossed out] - See page 47
[Entry for 'Muir of Dinnet' is crossed out] - See page 6
[Entry for 'Loch Davan'] - For authorities and description see Name Book of 6 inch Sheet 81. |
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FREE CHURCH [nr Woodside] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Mr. Ross, Factor, Tarland
Mr. J.G. Meekie, Schoolmaster Logie Coldston
Revd. [Reverend] J Wattie, Bellistrade Logie Coldston |
081 |
A commodious, square building, seated to contain 300 hearers. It is slated, and in excellent repair |
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MANSE [F.C., Nr Woodside] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Mr. Ross
Mr. Meekie
Revd. [Reverend] J. Wattie |
081 |
A neatly built dwelling house two storeys high with offices attached; slated and in good repair |
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SCHOOL [nr Woodside] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Mr. Ross
Mr. J.G. Meekie
Revd. [Reverend] J. Wattie |
081 |
A small schoolhouse, one storey high; slated and in good repair It has not been used for the last three years, for want of scholars |
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Aberdeenshire -- Glenmuick Ph. [Parish]
[Note relating to 'Manse' and 'School'] - It is superfluous to write Free Church to the foregoing Manse and School
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Wattie
Mr. Ross
Mr. J.G. Meekie |
081 |
This name is applied to several small dwelling houses, lying about half a mile west of the Logie Coldston Church They are thatched, and in good repair The Marquis of Huntly proprietor |
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HOMEHEAD |
Homehead
Homehead
Homehead |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Wattie
Mr. Ross
Mr. J.G. Meekie |
081 |
A few small dwelling houses, one storey high, thatched, and in good repair; and occupied by several tenants It is on the Marquis of Huntly's Estate |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Wattie
Mr. Ross
Mr. J.G. Meekie |
081 |
This name applies to a small hillock situated south of north Auchnarron; It is covered with heathy pasture and is on the Marquis of Huntly's Estate. |
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LOGIE BURN |
Logie Burn
Logie Burn
Logie Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Wattie
Andrew Ross Esqr.
Mr. J.G. Meekie |
081 |
A large stream which receives this name, from a pond situate close to the Free church, to where it empties its waters into Loch Davan, west of the farm of Heughhead. |
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DINNET STATION |
Dinnet Station
Dinnet Station
Dinnet Station |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Wattie, Bellistrade
Mr. David Gillinders, Mill of Dinnet
Timetable. |
081 |
A roadside station for the accommodation of the district. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Ph. [Parish] of Glenmuick &c. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stuart
Mr. Ross
Mr. Mill, North Auchnarran |
081 |
A one storey cottar house, thatched and in middling condition, Property of The Marquis of Huntley. |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend |
Mr. Stuart
Mr. Ross
Mr. Mill |
081 |
A one storey croft house and office houses, thatched and in middling condition. Property of The Marquis of Huntley. |
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NORTH AUCHNARRAN |
North Auchnarran
North Auchnarran
North Auchnarran
North Auchnarran |
Mr. Stuart
Mr. Ross
Mr. Mill, tenant
Lease 1860 |
081 |
A one storey croft house with office houses all thatched and in middling repair. Property of The Marquis of Huntley. |
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AUCHNARRAN |
Auchnarran
Auchnarran
Auchnarran |
Rent receipt.
Mr. Ross.
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stuart. |
081 |
This name is applied to two farm steadings consisting of dwelling and office houses, all thatched and in middling condition. Its derivation is obscure. Property of The Marquis of Huntley. |
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GRODDIE BURN |
Groddie Burn |
Mr. Ross.
Mr. Stuart.
Charles Anderson, Old Groddie near Tarland. |
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A considerable sized stream which rises on the eastern face of Morven Hill and flows eastward, dividing the parishes of Glenmuick & Logiecoldstone throughout its course, till it empties itself into the Burn of Kinaldy. |
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COINLACH BURN |
Coinlach Burn |
Mr. Ross.
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stuart.
Mr. Duncan, Bridgefoot. |
081 |
A large stream which rises on Morven Hill to the north of the Roar Hill and flows north east, receiving in its course several small tributaries, till it empties itself into a large dam or pond close to the Free church. |
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TOMNAVONE |
Tomnavone
Tomnavone
Tomnavone |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stuart
Mr. Ross
Mr. Duncan, Bridgefoot |
081 |
This name is applied to a cottar house and ruins of office houses: the dwelling house is one storey high, thatched and in bad condition. It is the property of the Marquis of Huntley. |
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MILTON OF WHITEHOUSE |
Milton of Whitehouse
Milton of Whitehouse
Milton of Whitehouse |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stuart
Mr. Ross
Mr. Duncan. |
081 |
A farm steading consisting of dwelling house and office houses, the former is thatched and in middling condition and the latter slated and in good condition. Property of The Marquis of Huntley. The lease could not be obtained |
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BLAIRGLASS BURN |
Blairglass Burn
Blairglass Burn
Blairglass Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Wattie
Mr. Ross
Mr. Grant |
081 |
A stream which rises near the farm of Blairglass and flows N.E. [North East] till it falls into the Coinlach Burn between Bellabeg and the Free church |
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ROAR HILL |
Roar Hill |
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BALLAMORE |
Ballamore
Ballamore
Bellamore |
Mr. Stuart, F.C. [Free Church] Manse Logie Colstone
Mr. Ross, banker, Tarland.
Valuation Roll, 1860 |
081 |
This name applies to two dwelling houses, one office house and two ruins of houses: the dwelling houses and office house are one storey high, thatched and in middling condition. Property of The Marquis of Huntley. The derivation of this name is two Gaelic words meaning"large town". |
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BRIDGEFOOT |
Bridgefoot
Bridgefoot
Bridgefoot
Bridgefoot |
Lease, 1859.
Mr. Ross.
Mr. Stuart
Mr. McGregor, Bridgefoot, Logie Colston, Tarland. |
081 |
This is a farm steading consisting of two detached houses; one is a dwelling house and the other offices. They are one storey high, thatched and in middling condition. Property of The Marquis of Huntley. |
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BALHENNIE |
Balhennie |
Mr. Ross
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stuart
Mr. McGregor |
081 |
A farm steading consisting of one dwelling house and five office houses, all one storey high and, with one exception, thatched and in middling condition. Meaning of the name is obscure. The spelling on the lease could not be obtained on account of the absence of the farmer at the time the place was examined. Property of The Marquis of Huntley. |
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BALLABEG |
Bellabeg
Bellabeg
Ballabeg
Ballabeg |
Valuation Roll 1860.
Rent receipt 1861.
Mr. Ross, banker, Tarland.
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stuart, Logie Colstone. |
081 |
This name applies to three thatched dwelling houses and office houses; two of them are farm steadings. They are all one storey high and in middling condition. Property of The Marquis of Huntley.
Mr. Ross and Mr. Stuart prefer this mode of spelling the name on account of it being more in accordance with the spelling of its derivation than the above. It is derived from two Gaelic words signifying "little town". It is pronounced as it is spelled in the first mode. |
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KNOCKDHU |
Knockdhu
Knockdhu
Knockdhu
Knockdhu
Knockdhu |
Rent receipt 1864.
Valuation Roll 1864.
Mr. Ross.
Mr. Stuart.
Mr. James Emslie, Knockdhu, Tarland. |
081 |
A one storey farm steading, thatched and in middling condition: it consists of a dwelling house, stable and byres. Property of The Marquis of Huntley. The name is derived from two Gaelic words meaning "black knowe". |
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MOSSTOWN |
Mosstown
Mosstown
Mosstown |
Mr. John Grant. Tenant.
Mr. Duncan McIntosh Wester Morven
Mr. John McGregor. Tillyduke. |
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An ordinary farm house with offices. garden &c. attached. Known by this name. the property of The Marquis of Huntly |
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BURN OF MOSSTOWN |
Burn of Mosstown
Burn of Mosstown
Burn of Mosstown |
Mr. John Grant
Mr. Duncan McIntosh
Mr. John McGregor. |
070 |
A considerable stream or burn so called from the farm near which it passes, and the surrounding land formerly being a moss. This burn is commonly named from the different farms through which it passes. near its source it is named after the farm Grodie. and again Kinadie or Kinaldie and Mosstown but the Burn of Mosstown appears to be the original and correct name. |
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OS1/1/39
NAME BOOK
Parish is described in this Book
OF THE PARISH OF
Glenmuick Tullich and Glengairn Part of on the 1/2500 scale
the remainder is on the 6 Inch scale
IN THE
CO. [COUNTY] ABERDEEN
(West Division)
[Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 16 APR 95 [16 APRIL 1895] |
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Index to the Parish of Glenmuick Tullich and Glengairn (Part of) The remainder is on 6 inch Sheets Nos 68,69,79,80,81,90,91,92,99,100,101,107,108, & 113
Sheets 68,69,92, & 101 are drawn by Captain Courtney R.E. [Royal Engineers]
Names of Objects -- Page
Abergairn -- 24
Auchnarran -- 53
Balhennie -- 55
Balgairn -- 23
Ballabeg -- 56
Ballamore -- 55
Ballater -- 40
Ballater Bridge (Wooden) -- 44
Ballater Burn -- 32
Ballater Cottage -- 38
Ballochan -- 14
Balmenach -- 17
Bellamore Craig -- 10
Blairglass Burn -- 54
Boathouse -- 3
Bogromach -- 14
Braehead Cottage -- 9
Braehead of Tullich -- 30
Bridgend -- 23
Bridgend -- 52
Bridgefoot -- 55
Bridge of Gairn -- 25
Bridge of Gairn Cottage -- 26
Burnside -- 52
Burn of Mosstown -- 57
Cairn -- 4
Cairn -- 43
Cambus o' May -- 12
Church (In Ruins) On Site of St. Mungo's Chapel -- 19
Church (In Ruins) On Site of St. Nathalan's Chapel -- 27
Church Ph. [Parish] -- 39
Clarack -- 3
Corrybeg Burn -- 18
Corrienearn -- 46
Coinlach Burn -- 53
Craggans -- 15
Craigendarroch -- 37
Craigendarroch Cottage -- 36
Craig of the Kyloch -- 43
Craigs of Pananich -- 46
Craig of Prony -- 13
Creag an t-Seabhaig -- 21
Dallfour -- 35
Dalmochie Burn -- 45
Deecastle -- 7
Deeside Railway -- 47
Dikehead Cottage -- 15
Dinnet Bridge -- 6
Dinnet Burn -- 6
Dinnet Station -- 51
Eastfield -- 34
Female School -- 4
Female School -- 41
Free Church -- 49
Free Church -- 36
Free Church Manse -- 22
Gairn Castle (In Ruins) -- 22
Gallow Hill -- 50
Gas Works -- 37
Glenmuick Tullich & Glengairn -- 1
Grampian Mountains -- 30
Groddie Burn -- 53
Haugh -- 7
Headinsch -- 9
Homehead -- 50
Invercauld Arms Hotel -- 44
Knock Castle (Ruin) -- 37
Knockdhu -- 56
Lead Mine -- 21
Logie Burn -- 51
Loin -- 17
Loin Burn -- 15
Lower Corrybeg -- 20
Manse Free Ch. [Church] -- 49
Mill of Crinach -- 20
Mill of Gairn (Woolen) -- 25
Mill of Prony (Corn & Barley) -- 24
Milton of Tullich -- 29
Milton of Whitehouse -- 54
Monaltrie House -- 14
Monaltrie Monument -- 12
Mosstown -- 57
Muir of Dinnet -- 6
Munandavan Burn -- 47
Newton Cottage -- 11
Newton of Tullich -- 30
New Kinord -- 48
North Auchnarran -- 52
Oakwood Cottage -- 34
Pananich -- 9
Pananich Cottage -- 45
Pananich Lodge -- 33
Pananich Wells (Chalybeate) -- 31
Pass of Ballater -- 21
Police Station -- 38
Post Office -- 39
River Dee -- 16
River Gairn -- 16 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Roar Hill -- 54
Roman Catholic Chapel With Remains of Dee Castle -- 8
St. Mungo's Well -- 26
St. Nathalan's Lodge (Freemasons) -- 41
School -- 49
School -- 38
Scurriestone -- 35
Sgòr Buidhe -- 29
Sluievannachie -- 36
The Knock -- 41
Tomdarroch -- 10
Tomnakiest -- 11
Tom a' Mhinn -- 22
Tomnavone -- 54
Tullich Burn -- 30
Tullich Mill (Corn) -- 29
Turnerhall -- 11
Union Bank of Scotland -- 39
Upper Corrybeg -- 18
Woodside -- 50
Dallfour -- 35
Altered by authority of
James Macdonald Esqr., Huntly.
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] 12.8.95 [12 August 1895] |
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