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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KILDRUMMY CASTLE (In Ruins) | Kildrummy Castle (Ruins of) Kildrummy Castle (Ruins of) Kildrummy Castle (Ruins of) Kildrummy Castle (Ruins of) |
Statistical Account 1843 Collections of the Shires Aberdeen & Banff 1843 L. Duncan's Plan & Pamphlet. Revd. [Reverend] John Christie. The Manse. |
061 | [Continued from page 105] No.6 Continued Kildrummy Castle (Ruins of) Nevertheless, some parts of it was inhabited, and the Chapel used as a place of worship, until a comparatively recent date. About the beginning of the present century, it was reduced to nearly its present state. And finally, the good taste of its superior, the Earl of Fife, has caused something to be done, with the view of preserving such parts as threaten a speedy fall, and laying open its original plan to the eye of the curious," Plan and Pamphlet &c. by L Duncan, Aberdeen. The surrounding land &c. is the property of Carlos Pedro Gordon Esqr. of Wardhouse, but the Earl of Fife has the superiority of Kildrummy Castle |
| BLACK LARDNER | Black Lardner Black Lardner Black Lardner Black Lardner |
Statistical Account 1843 Collections of the Shires &c. 1843 L. Duncans Pamphlet Revd. [Reverend] John Christie. The Manse |
061 | To the east is the Black Lardner, which was burnt by Edward Carnarvon. It was burnt again by the English in Cromwell's time, this is now the highest remaining tower, and may have an altitude of some fifty feet or thereabouts. |
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