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KINELLAR |
Kinellar
Kinellar
Kinellar
Kinellar
Kinellar
Kinellar
Kinellar
Kinnellar
Kinnellar
Kinnellar
Kinnellar
Kinnellar
Kinneller
Kynnellour |
Revd. [Reverend] John McDonald
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes Ph [Parish] Minister
Mr John Joss, Schoolmaster
Sessions Records
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland
Johnston's County Map
Old Statistical Account
Philip's County Atlas
Oliver and Boyd's Almanac
Sheriff's List of Parishes
Valuation Roll for 1859-60.
Ainslies Map of Scotland dated 1789.
Charter 1464. |
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The parish of Kinellar is in the Presbytery of Aberdeen and Synod of Aberdeen; it contains about 4000 Statute acres, on an undulating surface, no part of which rises very high or sinks very considerably. The greater part of the parish is much exposed to winds and storms, not having any shelter from woods or neighbouring hills, except a little from Tyrebeggar on the east.
The parish of Kinellar is bounded on the east, by the parishes of Dyce, and Newhills; on the south, by Skene parish; on the west, by Kintore parish; and on the north, by Fintray parish. There are no detached portions of Kinellar parish, nor are there any detached portions of another parish situated within it. A small portion of this parish, on the west, belongs to the Municipal Borough of Kintore
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THE DAUES |
The Daues
The Daues
The Daues |
George Milne Esqr. Kinaldie
Revd [Reverend] Robert Fiddes, Kineller Manse
Mr Alexander Watt Kintore |
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A deep hole in the River Don, at a Small bend, and within 30 yards of the Great North of Scotland Railway. |
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GA' POT |
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A deep hole in the River Don, at a Small bend, and within 30 yards of the Great North of Scotland Railway. |
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POT KEELLO |
Pot Keello
Pot Keello
Pot Keello |
George Milne Esqr.
Revd [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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A very Sudden bend in the River Don, it is deep and famous for Pike. |
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TORRY HILL |
Torry Hill
Torry Hill
Torry Hill |
George Milne Esqr.
Revd [Reverend] R Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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A Small, long, wooded knoll, on the banks of the River Don. the property of George Milne Esqr. Kinaldie |
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Parish of Kineller
[Note beside 'The Daues'] or Ga' Pot altered by order of Col. [Colonel] Cameron R.E. [Royal Engineers]
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GARDEN HILL |
Garden Hill
Garden Hill
Garden Hill |
George Milne Esqr. Kinaldie
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes Kineller Manse
Mr Alexander Watt Kintore |
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A Small knoll at the back of the gardens attached to Kinaldie House, Wooded, and rather conspicuous; the property of George Milne Esqr. Kinaldie |
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MILL OF FINTRAY POT |
Mill of Fintray Pot
Mill of Fintray Pot
Mill of Fintray Pot |
George Milne Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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A deep hole in the River Don, where a Stream from Fintray Parish falls into it - the river forms a very prominent bend at this place - |
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KINALDIE |
Kinaldie
Kinaldie
Kinaldie
Kinaldie
Kinaldie
Kinaldie
Kinaldie |
George Milne Esqr. Proprietor
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt
New Statistical Account
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland 1857
Donside Guide |
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This is a Small but very neat Mansion one Storey high Slated and in good repair, the outoffices adjacent and South-east are two Storeys high Slated and in good repair also. The ornamental ground is Small but tasteful - the property and residence of George Milne Esqr. |
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SILVER WELL |
Silver Well
Silver Well
Silver Well |
George Milne Esqr. Kinaldie
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes Kineller Manse
Mr Alexander Watt Kintore |
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A Spring Well nearly on the Parish Boundary between Kintore and Kineller which gave name to a Stream flowing through the former, Parish the water at present is turned to a Farm Steading - the well has no mineral quality - |
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CADGER WELL |
Cadger Well
Cadger Well
Cadger Well |
George Milne
Revd. [Reverend] R Fiddes
Mr A. Watt |
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A Spring Well of no mineral quality on the road Side adjacent to the Church of Kineller |
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CHURCH (on Site of the Old Church) [Kirkton] |
Church
Church
Church |
George Milne
Revd. [Reverend] R Fiddes
Mr A Watt |
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This is the Parish Church of Kinellar, built in 1801. it is a very plain Slated building with a Small Belfry in the one end of it, and seated to accomodate 250 persons. It is erected on the site of the old church, which is supposed to have been Roman Catholic, originally. |
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SLAUGHTER HEAD |
Slaughter Head
Slaughter Head
Slaughter Head |
George Milne Esqr. Kinaldie
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes Kineller Manse
Mr Alexander Watt Kintore |
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A celebrated Pot, in the River Don for Pike, situated where the Parishes of Kintore and Kineller meet; it is deep, but not prominent. There is none of it in Kintore Parish. |
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KIRKTON |
Kirkton
Kirkton
Kirkton |
George Milne Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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A large Farm Steading dwelling house and outoffices from one to two Storeys high Slated and in good repair the property of King's College Aberdeen. The farm is called Kinellar, the Steading Kirkton. |
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KINALDIE STATION |
Kinaldie Station
Kinaldie Station
Kinaldie Station |
George Milne Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] R Fiddes
Mr A Watt |
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A Railway Station on the great north of Scotland Railway, for goods and passengers. A Station Master's House and a small wooden shed the former one Storey high Slated and in good repair. |
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[Note regarding "King's College Aberdeen"] - who is Factor for the College? What is the Address? O M, O, [Ordnance Mapping Office] |
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MANSE [Kirkton] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
George Milne Esqr. Kinaldie
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes Kineller Manse
Mr Alexander Watt Kintore |
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This the Parish Manse built in 1778 two Storeys high Slated and in very good repair the outoffices attached are only one Storey also Slated and in good repair |
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CAIRNTRADLIN |
Cairntradlyn
Cairntradlin
Cairntradlin
Cairntradlin
Cairntradlin
Cairntradlin
Cairntradlin
Cairntradlin |
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857
George Milne Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] R Fiddes
Mr A Watt
Lease 1838
Valuation Roll 1859-60
New Statistical Account
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
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A very large Farm Steading dwelling house and out offices from one to two Storeys high Slated and in good repair the property of Kings College Aberdeen |
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GREENALEHOUSE WELL |
Greenalehouse Well
Greenalehouse Well
Greenalehouse Well |
George Milne Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] R Fiddes
Mr A Watt |
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This a Common Spring Well on the road Side, in former times there was a Public house here of the name on the old Road to Aberdeen, hence the name of the Well |
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[Note beside 'Greenalehouse Well'] - On account of this well being but 2 chains from Greenalehouse Cottage, and there being nothing remarkable about the well, it is considered advisable to omit the name."
[Initialled] F.E.P. Capt R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] |
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GREENALEHOUSE COTTAGE |
Greenalehouse Cottage
Greenalehouse Cottage
Greenalehouse Cottage |
George Milne Esqr Kinaldie
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes Kineller Manse
Mr Alexander Watt Kintore |
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A Small one Storey house occupied by Farm Servants Slated and in good repair the property of the Kings College Aberdeen. It was formerly a Public House. |
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SCOTTSMILL |
Scottsmill
Scottsmill
Scottsmill |
George Milne Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] R Fiddes
Mr A Watt |
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A Few Scattered houses on Black Burn partly Slated and party [partly] of wood all one Storey high and in bad repair. attached to each dwelling is a Small patch of land. formerly there was a Mill here belonging to a Man of the name of Scott, hence the name the property of Kings College Aberdeen. |
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SCOTSMILL [1895] |
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Mr James Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
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STANDING STONE [nr Kinellar Churchyard] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
George Milne Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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An upright stone near the Municipal boundary of Kintore, it is five feet in height, 2 feet broad, and one foot thick, nothing is known regarding its origin |
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STONE CIRCLE (Site of) [Kinellar Churchyard] |
Druidical Temple (Site of)
Druidical Temple (Site of)
Druidical Temple (Site of) |
George Milne Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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The site of a Druidical place of worship, part of which appears to have stood in Kinellar Graveyard, into the wall of which, several of the Stones, forming it, have been built.
"In the wall in the churchyard, there are some great stones, 10 feet in length, and 4 in thickness, and resting upon the side, which appear to be the remains of a Druidical Temple that once stood in this situation, Another smaller circle, of the same sort, appears to have been placed on the summit of the adjacent hill of Benachard."
Old Statistical Account
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GREAT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAILWAY |
Great North of Scotland Railway |
George Milne Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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A single line of railway extending from Aberdeen to Keith; It embraces both goods and passenger traffic and has an Electro Telegraphic communication, Property of the Great North of Scotland Railway Company. |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn
Black Burn
Black Burn
Burn of Kinaldie |
George Milne Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt
Donside Guide |
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A stream which rises in the parish of Newhills, and forming the boundary between that parish and the parishes of Kinellar and Dyce, falls into the River Don a short distance north-east of Kinaldie, A considerable portion of this stream's course is artificial. |
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SCULPTURED STONE [Kinellar Churchyard] |
Sculptured Stone
Sculptured Stone
Sculptured Stone |
George Milne Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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"The stone at Kinnellar is in the churchyard of the Parish, which was the site of a circle of standing stones, several of which of great size and weight, though fallen, yet remain above the ground, and others have sunk in the earth, and it has been stated, that the sculptured stone, either formed part of the circle, or was placed in connection therewith; but a correspondent of Dr [Doctor] Hibbert states, that when it was found in 1801, it formed the foundation of the south-east corner of the old church. He adds, "Dr [Doctor] Mitchell had the marks revised, and I think, made more perfect than in the above copy I took when it was first seen, for I preached there the first Sabbath after this stone was found." A comparison of the drawing here referred to, with that in the present volume, enables me to state, that the stone has fortunately not suffered from the dangerous restoration of Dr [Doctor] Mitchell. It is of granite. Many cairns of Stones seem to have been in this Parish, and several of them, as well as the remains of circles of stone yet remain."
Sculptured Stones of Scotland
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BLACKBURN POT |
Blackburn Pot
Blackburn Pot
Blackburn Pot |
George Milne Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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A deep part of the River Don, and at the place where it is joined by the Black Burn. |
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TILLAKAE BURN |
Tillakae Burn
Tillakae Burn
Tillakae Burn |
George Milne Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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A stream which rises in the parish of Skene, and running through part of Kintore parish is joined by Park Burn, the united waters of the two Streams forming Sheriff Burn, the whole of which is in the parish of Kintore. |
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RIVER DON |
Don (The)
The Don
Don River
the Don
River Don
River Don
River Don
River Don |
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Old Statistical Account
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
New Statistical Account
Donside Guide Book
George Milne Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] Robert Fiddes
Mr Alexander Watt |
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"A river of Aberdeenshire. It forms a sort of twin-stream to the Dee, and is next to that river in Aberdeenshire as regards at once basin, note, and magnitude, and resembles it also in possessing much volume, and much fine scenery, with very little commercial importance; yet differs essentially from it in some great characters, and, even presents some striking contrasts. It rises on the skirts of Ben Avon, 6 miles west of Curgarff, amongst the mountains which bound Aberdeenshire on the south-west, at the head of Strath-Don, and which divide it from the head of Strath-Deveron in Banffshire. Its source is considerably lower than that of the Dee; the altitude is 1640 feet above sea-level. A great part of its run, though somewhat parallel to the Dee, and at no great distance from it, is through districts much less mountainous, and abounding far more in plains and expanded meadows; so that, instead of the impetuosity and the fitfulness of the Dee, it displays a prevailing current of gentleness, calmness, and regularity. Running eastward in a very sinuous career, through the whole breadth of the county, it flows into the German Ocean on the north side of Aberdeen. Its whole length of course is about 62 miles; though in a direct line from its source to its termination, the distance is only 41 miles. In its earliest stretches through the parish of Strathdon, which it divides into two nearly equal parts, it is joined on both sides by 7 or 8 burns, separated from each other by considerable hills, and most of them running through deep hollows and glens. The principal are the Ernan and the Nochtie. All these burns abound with excellent trout; and salmon is even here very frequently found in the Don, at least towards the lower end of this parish. Turning northward, and dividing for a short distance the parish of Glenbucket from part of Migvie, it receives from the latter the Deskry, and from the former the Bucket. Then again flowing eastward, it passes through the parish of Towie; and winding northward, reinforced by other tributaries, round Gorieshill, it at once becomes remarkably enlarged near Westside; after which it resumes its eastern route, dividing various parishes, particularly Forbes and Alford, from the latter of which, on the south, it derives the waters of the Lochel, the most considerable tributary it has yet received. In passing hitherto through the high parts of the district of Alford, the Don flows through a narrow gullet amongst the western mountains, while its banks are now partly wooded. Perpetually changing its course to the north, and even the west, to the east, and then through Monymusk parish to the south, the next considerable tributary which there enlarges it is the Ton burn from the south; when immediately it turns to the north again between Kemnay and part of Chapel Garioch parishes, and arrives at a point a little to the south of the royal burgh of Inverury, where, on its northern bank, stands the building formerly occupied as the Roman Catholic college of Aquhorties. This point is about 16 miles from the source of the river, and its vicinity constitutes, perhaps, the most interesting as well as important part of its whole course. Here at the Bass, a conical mount of considerable elevation standing in the midst of the confluence, it is joined by its principal tributary, the River Urie from the district of Strathbogie. The Don here very much increased by the water of the Urie, notwithstanding the previous diversion of a large portion of its waters into the Inverury Canal, flows southward from the Bass, between the parish and the
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RIVER DON |
River Don |
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Continued
the lowlands of Kintore on the south, and the mountainous part of Keith-hall with Kinkell on the north. It divides, for a short distance, into two branches, which reunite, enclosing a river-island to the north of the royal burgh of Kintore. Between Fintray and Dyce it is bordered by mountains on both sides, with valuable plantations on the northern or Fintray side. It then runs southward, still dividing the parishes on its line, to Old Machar parish in the freedom of the city of Aberdeen, whence it turns to the east, by the city or old town, to its confluence with the sea, little more than a mile to the northward of the Dee, where it forms a kind of harbour, into which small craft may enter in safety, but where no trade of any importance can be carried on. "About a century ago," says Mr Kennedy in his 'Annals of Aberdeen'. "the channel of the Don near the town was altered, and the stream diverted straight into the sea about a mile further northward than its ancient efflux." In a note, he adds, "Probably at some very remote period, Don had continued its former course still further southward down the hollow of the links, till it united with Dee in the harbour, and both together would form one stream into the ocean. Such conjecture is in some measure confirmed by the works of Ptolemy and Richard of Cirencester, there being no such river as Don delineated in their maps, or even mentioned in their tables, while Diva (Dee) and Ituna (Ethan) in the district of Taixali, are particularly noticed. In the earlier records of the burgh, the river Don is distinguished solely by the name of Aqua Borealis." As this river runs with considerable rapidity during the last 8 miles of its course, and as the rocks at its mouth confine it to a narrow channel, and give it there a gloomy aspect, the idea of its flowing rapidly through a rugged and mountainous country, where no space is left for forming even a commodious road along its banks, is at first induced, but after passing upwards for about a mile beyond the rocky chasm, where was built the spacious, stately, and attractive Gothic arch, constituting the celebrated Brig o' Balgounie, and up to whose locality alone the Don is navigable even for small craft, the hills recede so far from the river as to form spacious haughs or level valleys on either side, through which it winds in a slow and majestic course. Nor is the prospect here uniform, but agreeably diversified. The hills above Inverury approach close to the river, which seems to have forced its way with difficulty through them; but all at once it opens into another spacious plain, from which the hills recede on either hand to a great distance, and then close again; and after another temporary confinement among rocks and hills and woods, the river once more waters another plain of great extent. Such is the general character of the Don, - nowhere rapid, but in general flowing through level fields so little elevated above the usual surface, that, when violent rain falls, it bursts its bounds at once, and covers a great extent of country, which then appears to be an immense body of water interspersed with islands, houses, trees, and other rural objects. Too often on these occasions it commits extensive and calamitous depredations, - sweeping off whole fields of corn, and leaving nothing behind but want and desolation. *** A great part of the haugh-land is now protected by embankment on the lands of Fintray and Wester Fintray, extending to upwards of 6000 ells in length, and protecting from 200 to 300 Scotch acres of very fine rich land, from the river floods. Similar embankments have been made for the protection of the haugh-lands in most other parts of the river's course."
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Mr J. Joss
Mr A. Watt
Valuation Roll (1863)
Mr John Black, Tenant. |
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GREENMOSS |
Greenmoss
Greenmoss
Greenmoss
Greenmoss |
Mr J. Joss
Mr A. Watt
Valuation Roll (1863)
Mr William Bisset, Tenant |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house and offices each one story, all thatched and in good repair. The property of Mrs Gordon, Glasgoforest.
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STRATHRAY |
Strathray
Strathray
Strathray
Strathray
Strathrye
Strathrey
Strathroy |
Mr J. Joss. Registrar &c Schoolmaster. Kinnellar.
Mr A.W. Stitt. (Tenant)
Mr A. Watt. Farmer. Kintore
Valuation Roll (1863)
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857 |
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A very large farmsteading. with a large commodious dwelling house 2 storys, offices one story, all slated and in good repair, There is a small dwelling house and smithy. on this farm. at a short distance from the steading, All the property of Mrs Gordon, of Glasgoforest. |
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ELLISMOSS |
Ellismoss
Ellismoss
Ellismoss
Ellismoss
Ellismoss |
Mr J. Joss.
Mr A Watt.
Mr William Berry. Tenant.
Valuation Roll (1863)
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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A small farmsteading. with a neat dwelling house. 2 storys, slated. and in good repair, The offices are old. one story houses. thatched and in bad repair. The property of Mrs Gordon. Glasgoforest. |
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STONE CIST FOUND HERE A.D. 1858 [Ellismoss] |
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FICHNIE |
Fichnie
Fichnie
Fichnie |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
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A small farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices one storey, thatched, and in middling repair property of the University of Aberdeen. |
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BRIDGEFOOT |
Bridgefoot
Bridgefoot
Bridgefoot |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
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WOODHILL COTTAGE |
Woodhill Cottage
Woodhill Cottage
Woodhill Cottage
Woodhill Cottage
Woodhill |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857 |
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A commodious dwelling, pleasantly situated, with suitable offices attached, the former two storeys, and the latter one, both slated and in good repair. property of Mr Clark, who resides in it |
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KINELLAR LODGE |
Glasgoego
Glasgoego
Glasgoego
Glasgoego
Glasgoego
Glasgowego
Glasgowego
Glasgoego House
Glaswego |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith
Valuation Roll 1863-4
Keith's Aberdeenshire. 1811
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857
Ainslie's Map of Scotland dated 1789. |
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GLASGOEGO |
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GLASGOEGO COTTAGE |
Glasgoego Cottage
Glasgoego Cottage
Glasgoego Cottage
Glasgoego Cottage
Glasgowego Cottage |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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A neat cottage, situated between Glasgoego, now Kinellar Lodge, mansion Ho. [House] and the village of Blackburn, enclosed in a small plantation, is one storey, slated, and Feued |
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Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
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[Note beside 'Kinellar Lodge'] - adopted by order - of Col [Colonel]: Cameron - evidence from the proprietor dated 24.2.66 [24 Feb 1866] [Initialled] (C.E. Dalrymple Esqr) 28th Feb 66 [1866] |
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BLACKBURN |
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn |
Mr John Joss, S. [School] master Muir of Kinellar, Blackburn
Mr James Shand, Joiner Blackburn.
Mr William Smith, collector, Muir of Kinellar
Valuation Roll 1863-4
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857 |
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A small village a portion of which extends into the parishes of Dyce and Newhills. The buildings are ranged on either side of T.R. [Turnpike Road] from Aberdeen to Inverury, and averages two storeys. There is an Inn, post office, Free church, and school in connection with the latter. The village is equally built on the property of the Trades Widow's Fund, and the Trustees of the late Alexander Taylor |
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Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
A private building in the village of Blackburn, within the postal district of Aberdeen, there is one arrival and two dispatches daily, the former at 9-40 A.M., the latter at 8 A.M. and 2-40 P.M. |
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Kinellar Lodge
Blackburn
Aberdeen
Febry 24th 1866.
Sir,
I do not know if this
application is made too
late, but if not I should
feel very much obliged
by your directing that
it may be attended to.
My residence, from
which I write, is in the
parish of Kinellar, &
County of Aberdeen.
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It was till lately called
"Glascoego", but this name
I have changed, and it
is now, and will hereafter
be, known by the name
of "Kinellar Lodge".
The object of my application
is to secure, if
possible, that this name
may be entered on
the engraved map
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[of] the Ordnance Survey
instead of, or in addition
to, the old
name of "Glascoego".
I have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
Charles E. Dalrymple.
Colonel Cameron R.E. [Royal Engineers]
Royal Ordnance Survey. |
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Referred to Lt Sanford.
The plan can be altered.
[Signed] J. Cameron
Col? [Colonel]
27/2
To be returned
Returned to
Captn [Captain] Sanford
to be inserted in
the Name Book
Colonel Cameron,
This name has been altered
in the Name Book and on the
1/2500 and 6 inch plans.
Will you be pleased to return
this letter for insertion in the Name
Book as authority for the alt[eration]
Captain
Mr Hoskyn
Inform Mr
Dalrymple accordingly
[Signed] [ ] EL Sanford
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GLASGOFOREST |
Glasgoforest
Glasgoforest
Glasgoforest
Glasgoforest
Glasgoforest
Glasgo Forest
Glasgow Forest
Glasgowforest |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith
Valuation Roll 1863-4
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857
New Statistical Account
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
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BOGEND |
Bogend
Bogend
Bogend
Bogend |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith
Valuation Roll 1863 |
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A small farmsteading situated close by the ninth mile stone from Aberdeen, on the road to Inverury, is one storey slated and in good repair, property of Mrs Gordon |
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FREE CHURCH [Blackburn] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
This building previous to the disruption was a brewery, since has been used as church, is situated in the village of Blackburn, seated to accommodate 300, and near the belfry on a projecting stone is the date - 1843 |
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SCHOOL [Free Church, Blackburn] |
Free Church School |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
A small apartment attached to the Free Church, in the village of Blackburn, taught by a female, Daily average in attendance, (male and female scholars) 55 |
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WOODBURN COTTAGE |
Woodburn Cottage
Woodburn Cottage
Woodburn Cottage |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
A snug building two storeys, having suitable offices attached, property of the Trades Widow's Fund |
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WILLOWGROVE COTTAGE |
Willowgrove Cottage |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
A snug building two storeys slated, in good repair, offices in bad repair, property of the Trades Widow's Fund |
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MAINS OF GLASGOEGE |
Mains of Glasgoego
Mains of Glasgoego
Mains of Glasgoego
Mains of Glasgoego
Mains of Glasgowego |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith
Valuation Roll 1863-4
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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MUIR OF KINELLAR |
Muir of Kinellar
Muir of Kinellar
Muir of Kinellar
Muir of Kinnellar |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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STANDING STONE [Scotsmill] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
A Standing Stone situated in a field a short distance west of Scottsmill, it is 4 feet high, 2 feet broad, 1 foot thick, and supposed to be Druidical. |
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SCHOOL [Blackburn] |
School
School
School |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
The parish school of Kinellar is a substantial two storey building, consisting of School Room & Teacher's residence, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Latin &c. are taught, average attendance 50. |
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GLASGOFOREST COTTAGE |
Glasgoforest Cottage
Glasgoforest Cottage
Glasgoforest Cottage |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
A two storey dwelling house, slated and in good repair the property of Mrs G.C. Skene. |
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BLACKBURN INN |
Blackburn Inn
Blackburn Inn
Blackburn Inn |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
A Commodious building in the village of Blackburn, Stabling and other accommodation extensive, property of the Trades Widow's Fund |
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POLICE STATION [Blackburn] |
Police Station
Police Station
Police Station |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
A station of the Aberdeen County Police, in the village of Blackburn, it is a private house consisting of Lock-up and Constable's residence. |
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GENERAL WADE'S MILITARY ROAD [in Kinellar parish] |
General Wade's Military Road |
Mr John Joss
Mr James Shand
Mr William Smith |
065 |
A portion of the road constructed by Generall after the rebellion; there is very little of it in Kinellar parish, it having been, to a great extent, destroyed. |
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NETHERTON |
Netherton
Netherton
Netherton
Netherton
Nethertoun |
Mr J. Joss
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr G. Duguid. Tenant
Valuation Roll 1863-4
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
065 |
A farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey thatched, and in good repair, the property of Mrs G.C. Skene Glasgoforest. |
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STANDING STONES [Blackchambers] |
Standing Stones
Standing Stones
Standing Stones |
Mr J. Joss
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr G. Duguid |
065 |
Two upright Stones, situated in a field a short distance south of Blackchambers, and supposed to be Druidical, They are each about 4½ feet high, and nearly two feet square. |
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STANDING STONE [Netherton] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr J. Joss
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr J. Robertson |
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An upright stone situated near the west boundary of the parish. It is four feet high, 2 feet broad and one foot thick, supposed to be Druidical. |
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WOGLE BURN |
Wogle Burn
Wogle Burn
Wogle Burn |
Mr J. Joss
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr J. Robertson |
065 |
A small stream which rises a short distance south-west of Aquhorsk farmsteading, and after a short course falls into the Black Burn, a short distance south of the village of Blackburn. |
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STANDING STONE [nr Blackburn] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr J. Joss
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr J. Robertson |
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AQUHORSK |
Aquhorsk
Aquhorsk
Aquhorsk
Aquhorsk
Aquhorsk
Aquhorsk
Aquhoisk |
Mr J. Joss Parish Schoolmaster
Mr Alexander Watt Kintore
Mr J Robertson. Tenant
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Valuation Roll 1863-4
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland 1857 |
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A farmsteading, dwelling house two stories, offices one, former slated, the latter thatched, all in very good repair, the property of Mrs Gordon, Cumming, Skene, Glasgoforest. |
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BLACKCHAMBERS |
Blackchambers
Blackchambers
Blackchambers
Blackchambers
Blackchambers
Blackchambers
Blackchalmers |
Mr J. Joss
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr R.S. Sangster. Tenant
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Valuation Roll 1863-4
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling house two stories, offices one, all slated and in very good repair. the property of Mrs Gordon, Cumming, Skene, Glasgoforest. |
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BACKHILL |
Backhill
Backhill
Backhill
Backhill
Blackhill
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Lease 1857
Rent Receipt 1863
Mr George Bartlett, Tenant
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Old Statistical Account |
065 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house two stories, offices one, all slated, and in very good repair, property of Mrs G. Cumming Skene, Glasgoforest.
"Upon the farm of Blackhill were formerly several small cairns, which have been opened and dug to the bottom. In one of them were 3 concentric circles of stones, and within the innermost of these circles, some bones still perfect, but white, as if calcined upon the surface, and black within."
Old Statistical Account
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WOGLE |
Wogle
Wogle
Wogle
Wogle
Vogle
Woggle |
Rent Receipt 1863
Mr John Innes. Tenant
Mr Alexander Watt. Kintore
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857 |
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A farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey in height, partly thatched and partly tiled, all in good repair. property of Mrs G. C. Cumming, Glasgoforest. |
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NETHER MAINS OF TERTOWIE |
Nether Mains
Nether Mains
Nether Mains
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Rent Receipt 1863
Mr William Williamson. Tenant
Mr Alexander Watt
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
065 |
A small farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey in height, thatched, and in good repair. property of H.W. Lumsden Esqr. Tartowie. [note added regarding the property] - Major Ross King |
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NETHER WOGLE |
Nether Wogle
Nether Wogle
Nether Wogle
Little Wogle |
Rent Receipt 1863
Mr William Williamson
Mr Alexander Watt
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A Cothouse with an out building, one storey, thatched and in middling repair. property of Mrs Gordon C. Cumming, Skene, Glasgoforest. |
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[Note beside 'Wogle'] - Wagle Sco. [Scots] a quaking bog
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SKUKIEBRAE |
Skukiebrae
Skukiebrae
Skukiebrae |
Mr George Bartlett
Mr W. Williamson
Mr Alexander Watt |
065 |
A Cothouse, one storey, tiled and in good repair. the property of Mrs G. Cumming Skene. Glasgoforest
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STANDING STONE [Nether Mains of Towle] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr George Bartlett
Mr W. Williamson
Mr Alexander Watt |
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Tertowie
Tertowie
Tertowie
Tartowie House
Tortolle |
Mr George Donnell
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr Thomas Watt
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages &c. in Scotland. 1857
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A handsome mansion house 2 storeys, slated, and in good repair, Surrounded by a small portion of Ornamental ground, and has suitable Offices attached, property and residence of Major King |
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MAINS OF TERTOWIE |
Mains of Tertowie
Mains of Tertowie
Mains of Tertowie
Mains of Tertowie
Mains of Tartowie |
Mr George Donnell
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr Thomas Watt
Lease 1859
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hill of Blackchambers |
Mr George Donnell
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr Thomas Watt
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AUCHRONIE HILL |
Auchronie Hill
Auchronie Hill
Auchronie Hill |
Mr George Donnell
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr Thomas Watt |
074 |
A small hill situated in the parishes of Kinellar and Skene, the portion in skene parish is partly wooded, and that in Kinellar is being reclaimed and is the property of Sheriff Gibb |
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SOUTH AUCHRONIE |
South Auchronie
South Auchronie
South Auchronie
South Auchronie |
Francis Edmond Esqr. Factor, Adelphia Court, Aberdeen
Mr George Donnell Farmer, Midshed, Blackburn
Rent Receipt 1862
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
074 |
A large farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys slated, offices one storey thatched, all in good repair. Property of Sheriff Gibb Cuilts Nether Banchory |
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STANDING STONE [South Auchronie] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr George Donnell
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr Thomas Watt |
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A stone 5 feet in heigth. Its breadth and thickness are of the same dimensions - 2 feet, and belongs to the order of standing stones |
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East Auchronie
East Auchronie
East Auchronie |
Francis Edmond Esqr.
Mr George Donnell
Mr Alexander Watt. Kintore |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwellinghouse and offices one storey thatched and in middling repair. Property of Sheriff Gibb. |
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MIDSHED |
Midshed
Midshed
Midshed
Midshade |
Francis Edmond, Esqr, Factor
Mr John Smith
Copy of Lease 1850
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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A small farmsteading dwellinghouse and offices, one storey, thatched and in bad repair Property of Sheriff Gibb Nether Banchory |
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Auchinclech Burn
Auchinclech Burn
Auchinclech Burn |
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr Thomas Watt
Mr John Smith |
074 |
A small burn which gathers near to south Auchronie, and runs past Tertowie, Joining the Black Burn at the Junction of the parishes of Skene Newhills and Kinellar |
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NORTH AUCHRONIE |
North Auchronie
North Auchronie
North Auchronie |
Mr Alexander Watt
Mr Thomas Watt
Mr John Smith |
074 |
A large farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices one storey slated and in good repair. Property of Sheriff Gibb |
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STRATH OF TERTOWIE |
Strath of Tertowie |
Major King Tertowie |
074 |
A Farmsteading in course of erection, the dwelling house two stories, offices one, and slated, the yard and Garden are not yet laid out. property of Major King. Tertowie. |
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NAME BOOK
OF THE PARISH OF
KINELLAR
IN THE
CO. [COUNTY] OF ABERDEEN
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Aquhorsk -- 28
Auchinclech Burn -- 36
Auchronie Hill -- 34
Backhill -- 29
Black Burn -- 10
Blackburn -- 19
Blackburn Inn -- 24
Blackburn Pot -- 12
Blackchambers -- 28
Bogend -- 20
Bridgefoot -- 17
Cadger Well -- 5
Cairntradlin -- 7
Church (on site of the Old church) -- 5
East Auchronie -- 35
Ellismoss -- 16
Fichnie -- 17
Free Church -- 20
Free Church Manse -- 18
Garden Hill -- 4
General Wades Military Road -- 24
Glasgoego -- 18
Glasgoego Cottage -- 18
Glasgoforest -- 20
Glasgoforest Cottage -- 23
Great North of Scotland Railway -- 10
Greenalehouse Cottage -- 8
Greenmoss -- 15
Hillhead -- 33
Kinaldie -- 4
Kinaldie Station -- 6
Kinellar (Parish) -- 1
Kirkton -- 6
Mains of Glasgoego -- 22
Mains of Tertowie -- 33
Manse -- 7
Midshed -- 36
Mill of Fintray Pot -- 4
Muir of Kinellar -- 22
Nether Mains -- 30
Netherton -- 25
Nether Wogle -- 30
North Auchronie -- 36
Police Station -- 24
Post Office -- 19
Pot Keello -- 3
River Don -- 13
School -- 21
School -- 23
Scottsmill -- 8
Sculptured Stone -- 11
Silver Well -- 5
Skukiebrae -- 31
South Auchronie -- 35
Slaughter Head -- 6
Standing Stone -- 9
Stone Circle (Site of) -- 9
Standing Stone -- 23
Standing Stones -- 25
Standing Stone -- 27
Standing Stone -- 27
Standing Stone -- 31
Standing Stone -- 35
Stone Coffin found here A.D. 1858 -- 16
Strathray -- 16
Strath of Tertowie -- 37
Tertowie -- 33
The Daues or Ga' Pot -- 3
Tillakae Burn -- 12
Torry Hill -- 3
Willowgrove Cottage -- 21
Wogle -- 30
Wogle Burn -- 27
Woodburn Cottage -- 21
Woodhill Cottage -- 17
Woodside -- 15 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Scotsmill -- 8
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 the revision of the larger scales. By order of the D.G. [Director general] 12.8.95. [12 Aug 1895]
Midshade -- 36
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