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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DRUMNAHIVE WOOD | Drumnahive Wood Drumnahive Wood Drumnahive Wood |
Mr. James Watt, Muirs of Kildrummy Mr. William Reid Wester Clova Mr. Alexander Souter Battlehillock |
051 | Applies to an extensive fir wood situated near the road leading to Lumsden property of Carlos Pedro Gordon Esq. Wardhouse |
| LULACH'S STONE | Lulach's Stone Lulach's Stone Lulach's Stone |
Mr. James Watt Muirs of Kildrummy Mr. Alexander Souter Battlehillock Mr. John Milne Lewishillock |
051 | A large unhewn Stone, supposed to have been erected where Lulach (Stepson of Macbeth) is supposed to have been slain in a skirmish fought between him and Malcolm Canmore in the year 1056 & measuring about 9 feet in height by 2 1/2 feet in breadth |
| MUIRS OF KILDRUMMY | Muirs of Kildrummy Muirs of Kildrummy Muirs of Kildrummy |
Mr. James Watt Muirs of Kildrummy Mr. Alexander Souter Battlehillock Mr. William Reid Wester Clova |
051 | Applies to a farm steading situated on the road leading to Lumsden in the occupation of Mr. James Watt property of Carlos Pedro Gordon Esq. Wardhouse |
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[Page] 46Parish of Kildrummy
[There is a sketch of 'Lulach's Stone' on this page].
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