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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLACKMILL | Blackmill Blackmill Blackmill |
Valuation Roll. 1859-60 Mr Robert Dingwall, Tenant. Mr James McCombie. Davoch |
070 | An ordinary farm house so called with offices. yard, garden & attached the property of The Most Noble the Marquis of Huntly. There was formerly a corn mill here. from which the name is derived |
| BURN OF BLACKMILL | Burn of Blackmill Burn of Blackmill Burn of Blackmill |
Mr Robert Dingwall Mr James McCombie. Mr Thomas Henderson. Schoolmaster |
070 | A considerable Stream, so called from the farm near which it passes. and is formed by the junction of Ellen's Burn and Burn of Corrie, from thence it flows in a south-east direction till its confluence with the Howe Burn, which then forms the Tarland Burn |
| DAVOCH | Davoch Davoch West Davoch & Middle Davoch Wester Davock Mid Davock. Daugh |
Mr James McCombie. Tenant. Mr Robert Dingwall. Estate Plan 1864 Valuation Roll. Mr Charles Anderson, Tenant. |
070 | Two ordinary farm houses, adjacent with offices yards, gardens, & attached, sometimes distinguished by West and Middle Davoch but generally speaking, Davoch, in conjunction, or as commonly called Daugh. The property of John Dugid Milne Esqr. |
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