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LOGIE COLDSTONE |
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone |
Mr McCombie, Davoch
Mr Dingwall, Blackmill
Mr J. Wilson, Tulloch
Parish Registers
New Statistical Account
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A parish situated in the Cromar district of aberdeenshire, Is bounded on the north by Towie, East by Tarland and Migvie, South by Coul and Glenmuicktulloch and on the West by Strathdon parishes. Its length from North to south is about four miles, and from East to west about Seven miles. There is a small detached district of Tarland and Migvie, running southwards from about the centre of the northern boundary two miles and is about 1½ miles in breath. The surface of the parish is very undulating, and a great portion of
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LOGIE COLDSTONE |
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone |
Mr McCombie, Davoch
Mr Dingwall, Blackmill
Mr J. Wilson, Tulloch
Parish Registers
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of it is under the plough. A very complete specimen of a double chambered Erd House is extant, situated about a quarter of a mile to the South west of the Mill of Migvie, and near to the public road. In shape it resembles a Semi-circle, the western chamber measures in length about twenty five feet, and in breadth measures two feet at the door and gradually expanding to seven feet. The other chamber contains the fire place and measures in length 8 feet by 5 broad at the farther extremity of the chamber. It was discovered in 1862. There is a good specimen of a Sculptured Standing stone standing in the churchyard of Migvie, measuring six feet in height. On one side is rudely carved the figure of a cross, and on the other a man is represented riding on horse back. This is the only sculptured Stone that can be discovered up to this date in the parish. There are the remains of a few Druidical places of worship throughout the parish still to be seen.
"The parish of Logie Coldstone is principally situated in Cromar a district of aberdeenshire comprehending part of five parishes, and forming an extensive ampitheatre amid that range of mountains and
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LOGIE COLDSTONE |
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone |
Mr McCombie, Davoch
Mr Dingwall, Blackmill
Mr J. Wilson, Tulloch
Parish Registers
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and hills, which run between the Rivers Dee and Don, for a considerable part of their course. At some remote period, a great portion of this District, Seems evidently to have been the site of a large lake or chain of lakes (two of which still subsist) fed by several rivulets, which now wend their way sluggishly through it, occasionally inundating the lower grounds to some extent, when swollen by much rain, or by the sudden dissolution of the snow, which falls abundantly on the surrounding hills during the Winter. Since this vanished lake burst the barrier which confined it on the south, several tumuli or mounds have been formed in different places of its site, by the drifting of the finer particles of sand which covered its bottom, while the flat ground around them consists generally of coarser gravelly deposits interspersed with patches of peat bog. The parish of Logie was annexed to Coldstone in 1618. When a separate Parish, it appears to have been generally called Logie-Mar, to distinguish it from the other parishes into which the word Log, enters as a Compound, such as Logie Buchan, Logie Pert. The etymology of Coldstone (formerly written, and still pronounced, Colstane by the inhabitants of the district) cannot be determined with any degree of certainty.
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LOGIE COLDSTONE |
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone |
Mr McCombie, Davoch
Mr Dingwall, Blackmill
Mr J. Wilson, Tulloch
Parish Registers
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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certainty. On the west side of the parish a range of steep And high hills runs the whole distance, among which Morven stands Conspicuous, Commanding a view to the east as far as the eye can reach. The climate of this parish with the exception of that part which lies on Deskry side is tolerably mild, equable, and Salubrious One of the lochs alluded to as still subsisting in the district is partly in this parish. It is called Lochdavan supposed to be a corruption of the Gaelic Loch d' abhainn, "lake of two waters, and is about two and a half or three miles in circumference there is a small circular pond upon an elevated part of the farm of Nether Ruthven which bears the name of Lochan-uaine "the green pool or lakelet", from the peculiar colour of the water. The only stream of running water of any magnitude connected with the parish is that of Deskry, which forms a boundary line for some distance betwixt it and Strathdon. The other rivulets in the parish, in Common with those of the whole district of Cromar, discharge their water into the River Dee in the parish of Aboyne. Two different farms in the parish have received the name of Cairnmore from the existence of large Cairns or piles of stone within their boundaries. One
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LOGIE COLDSTONE |
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone
Parish of Logie Coldstone |
Mr McCombie, Davoch
Mr Dingwall, Blackmill
Mr J. Wilson, Tulloch
Parish Registers
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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continued [from page 4]
One of these Cairns situated about half a mile north of the manse of Coldstone, must have originally been of remarkable size, for though it has, according to the report of the inhabitants, furnished materials for the erection of several enclosures in the neighbourhood, it still stands Conspicuous. Upon the farm of Parks of Coldstone, and on a spot of ground which, though now drained and improved, has evidently been a morass, there is still to be seen a deep and wide moat Surrounding a slightly elevated area of about an acre. * No vestige of this can be now traced.
[Signed] Robert Dickson
Lce. Corpl. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
3.2.68 [3 Feb 1868]
*Extracts from Statistical Account of Logie Coldstone Parish Aberdeenshire 1843.
Note - There is no portion of this Parish in any other, but there are two detached portions of Tarland and Migvie, numbered respectively 1 & 2 drawn with this Parish, and situated as follows. No [Number] 1 Is attached on the north west of the Parish between Strathdon and Towie, and bounded on the north by Glenbucket and Strathdon Det. [Detached] No [Number] 2. Nearly in the centre of the Parish, and about 2 miles south east of No [Number] 1 portion, and bounded by Towie on the north. |
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TARLAND AND MIGVIE (Detached No 1) |
Tarland and Migvie Detached No. 1
Tarland and Migvie Detached No. 1 |
Sir Charles Forbes, Castle Newe Occupier
A. Leith Hay Esqr. Glenkindie
A. Douglas Esqr. Buchaam |
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Tarland and Migvie Detached No. 1 is bounded on the south by the Parish of Logie Coldstone, on the east by Towie Parish, on the west by the Parish of Strathdon and on the North by Strathdon Det. [Detached] & Glenbucket. In extent it may be about three miles long, and about two miles in breadth. |
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TARLAND AND MIGVIE (Detached No 2) |
Tarland and Migvie Detached No. 2
Tarland and Migvie Detached No. 2 |
Sir Charles Forbes, Castle Newe Occupies
A Leith Hay Esq. Glenkindie
A. Douglas Esq. Bucham |
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Tarland and Migvie Detached No. 2 is bounded on the east, south and west by Logie Coldstone, and on the north by the Parish of Towie. It is nearly in the centre of the Parish of Logie Coldstone, and about 1½ miles south east of No. 1 portion. |
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Tarland & Migvie Det [Detached] Nos. 1 and 2 |
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DOWNINGFORD |
Downingford
Downingford
Downingford |
Mr Farquharson. Occupier
A Douglass Esq Buchaam
Mr Begg Bridge of Bucket. |
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A small croft on the south bank of the River Don, consisting of dwellinghouse offices &c. the property of A Leith Esq GlenKindie. Towie Parish, Aberdeenshire |
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DOWNING FORD |
Downing Ford
Downing Ford
Downing Ford |
Mr Farquharson
Mr Begg
A Douglass Esq Buchaam |
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A ford across the River Don, near to the croft of Downingford. |
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BRIDGE OF BUCHAAM |
Bridge of Buchaam
Bridge of Buchaam
Bridge of Buchaam |
Mr Walker Castle Newe
Mr James MacHardy Heughead
A Douglass Esq Buchaam |
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A handsome stone bridge of two arches crossing the River Don about a mile east from Castle Newe.
Maintained by the County. |
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Parish of Tarland and Migvie Detached [Detached] No. 1 |
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RIVER DON |
River Don
River Don |
Mr Dawson, Nether Culquoich
Rev [Reverend] Mr Milne, Towie Manse
Dr [Doctor] Profeit, Nether Towie |
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The River Don enters the Parish in close proximity to Deskry, and flows in an easterly direction, and enters the parish of Towie near Nether Culquoich. |
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DESKRY |
Deskry
Deskry
Deskry |
Valuation Roll
Mr Bremner occupier
James Bisset Semeil |
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a large farm, consisting of good farm Steadings with a dwelling house and garden attached Situated a little E. [East] of the Water of Deskry and abt. [about] a ¼ of a mile Eastward of the Confluix of the Deskry and Don Waters The property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe Bart: [Baronet] Strathdon, Aberdeenshire |
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DESKRY HILL |
Deskry Hill
Deskry Hill
Deskry Hill |
Mr Bremner occupier
James Bisset Semeil
Mr Shepherd Bog |
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A conspicuous promontory the summit of which is in the centre of a clump of Wood situated abt. [about] 17 chains N.N.E. [North North East] of Deskry Farm The property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe Strathdon, Aberdeenshire |
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STONE CISTS FOUND HERE A.D. 1857 [Deskry] |
Stone Cists found here AD 1857
Stone Cists found here AD 1857
Stone Cists found here AD 1857 |
Mr Bremner Deskry
J Bisset Semeil
A Walker Newe |
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Two Cists formed of Flags or Slabs, each is said to have been abt. [about] 3 feet in length and abt. [about] 2 feet in depth and abt. [about] the same in breadth. This [drawing of the Cist] with some human remains of bits of bones ashes and black mound, found by the farmer of Deskry whilst trenching reclaiming and bringing in newland &c situated near the summit of a range of hills the promontory of which is Called the Deskry Hill, or situated abt [about] 18 Chains Eastward of Said Deskry Hill. The property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe |
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OLD SEMEIL |
Old Semeil
Old Semeil
Old Semeil |
James Bisset Occupier
James Shaw Occupier
John Macdonald Occupier |
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A small Hamlet consisting of Labourers' Cottages with out houses and gardens, situated abt [about] 30 Chains S. [South] of Deskry Farm and at where the parish boundary stream called Allt-Bennein-Chirn (viz The burn of Dog's hillock or Dog's bush) Crosses the old County road; The occupants are chiefly employed upon the Newe Estate and are allowed a cow each. The property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe Baronet |
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CULTORDEN HILL |
Cultorden Hill
Cultorden Hill
Cultorden Hill
Collordon Hill
Collordon Hill
Collorden Hill |
James Bisset Old Semeil
James Shaw Old Semeil
John Macdonald Old Semeil
Mr McGregor, Tillyduke Meresmen
Mr Glenny, Barns Meresmen
Val [Valuation] Roll |
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The summit of this hill is abt [about] ½ a mile E.N.E. [East North East] of old Semeil and is under plantation which bears the name of the hill East of the parish boundary stream &c, and south of the old county Road, the same name is also known sometimes for all the plantation north, downwards to the Water of Deskry. The latter portion or Wood N. [North] of the old County road is frequently known also by the name of Semeil Wood probably after the name of the Hamlet called Old Semeil ord, oird, Greek & Gaelic for mountain 'Tordan a mountain that is not very big. Cûl back of a place or thing. Cul-tordan The Back mountain &c, &c. One of the most conspicuous land marks of the Morray Frith is said to be the Ord of Caithness |
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INVERDESKRY BRIDGE |
InverDeskry Bridge
InverDeskry Bridge
InverDeskry Bridge |
Mr Glenny, Farmer Barns
Mr Birse, Waterside
Mr Glenny, Cottown. |
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A stone Bridge of one arch, over the Deskry Water, & situated near to the confluence of the Deskry Water with the River Don.
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SEMEIL BURN |
Semeil Burn |
Mr Glenny, Farmer Barns
Mr Birse, Waterside
Mr Glenny, Cottown. |
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A small stream having its source in close proximity to Little Dundee and flowing in a northerly direction till it joins Deskry water. |
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CLACHCURR HILL |
Clachcurr Hill
Clachcurr Hill
Clachcurr Hill |
Mr Glennie Barns
Mr MacHardy Brigdoos
Mr Farquharson Downingford |
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A lofty hill Covered with Heathy pasture, on the South Side of the River Don. opposite to Bridge of Bucket. |
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UPPER CULQUOICH |
Upper Culquoich
Upper Culquoich
Upper Culquoich |
Mr Mitchell Occupier
Mr Dawson Nether Culquoich
Valuation Roll |
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A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse offices & garden the property of A Leith Esq of Glen Kindie. Towie. Aberdeenshire |
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NETHER CULQUOICH |
Nether Culquoich
Nether Culquoich
Nether Culquoich |
Mr Dawson V.S. [Veterinary Surgeon] Occupier
Mr Mitchell
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A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse, offices &c, the property of A Leith Esq Glen Kindie |
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BURNS WOOD |
Burns Wood
Burns Wood
Burns Wood |
Mr C. Anderson, Burns
Mr J. McHardy, Brigdoos
Mr Dawson, Nether Culquoich |
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A large tract of Fir wood on the south side of the River Don, property of A Leith Esq. Glenkindie, |
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GREENWOOD HILL |
Greenwood Hill
Greenwood Hill
Greenwood Hill |
Mr Glennie, Barns
Mr Farquharson Downingford
Mr Begg Bridge of Bucket |
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A considerable hill partly covered with Fir Wood overlooking the croft of Downingford. |
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Site of STONE CIRCLE [Greenwood Hill] |
Site of Stone Circle
Site of Stone Circle
Site of Stone Circle |
Mr Glennie Farmer, Barns
Mr MacHardy Brigdoos
Mr Farquharson Downingford. |
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At the spot marked on trace a Stone Circle is said to have existed Mr Glennie of Barns recollects of seeing, many years ago, a number of upright stones. but they have all been removed for building or other purposes. |
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Site of STONE CIRCLE [Greenwood Hill] |
Site of Stone Circle
Site of Stone Circle
Site of Stone Circle |
Mr Glennie Barns
Mr MacHardy
Mr Farquharson |
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At this place a Stone Circle is also said to have existed but had been removed under circumstances similar to the one mentioned above. |
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KILN HILLOCK |
Kiln Hillock
Kiln Hillock
Kiln Hillock |
Mr Dawson Nether Culquoich
Mr Mitchell Upper Culquoich |
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A slight rising ground covered with Fir wood. near to the steading of Nether Culquoich. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Mr Dawson
Mr Mitchell
Mr Ritchie |
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Three small Cottages on the west side of Burns' Wood a short distance South from Nether Culquoich. |
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BARNS |
Barns
Barns
Barns |
Mr Glennie Occupier
Mr MacHardy Brigdoos
Valuation Roll |
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A farmsteading Consisting of dwelling house offices and garden. the property of Sir Charles Forbes Bart [Baronet] of Newe &c Strathdon. Aberdeenshire |
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THE MINISTER |
The Minister
The Minister
The Minister |
Mr Glennie Barns
Mr MacHardy Brigdoos |
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A large Stone in Deskry Water near to the farmsteading of Barns. |
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CAIRNBEG HILL |
Cairnbeg Hill
Cairnbeg Hill
Cairnbeg Hill |
Mr A Douglass Buchaam
Mr Glennie Barns
Mr Farquharson |
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A considerable hill lying betwixt the River Don and Deskry Water. on the farm of Barns. |
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LOWER QUARRY |
Lower Quarry
Lower Quarry
Lower Quarry |
Mr A Douglass Buchaam
Mr Glennie Barns
Mr Farquharson |
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An old limestone quarry on the west bank of Deskry water opposite to Davies Hillock. |
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WELL STRIPE |
Well Stripe
Well Stripe
Well Stripe |
Mr Glennie
Mr MacHardy
Mr Farquharson |
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A small stream rising in the Glack of Barns and falling into the Don north of Deleen Haugh. |
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BRIGDOOS |
Brigdoos
Brigdoos
Brigdoos |
Mr MacHardy Occupier
Mr Glennie Barns
Mr C Anderson Barns |
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A small farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse & offices, the property of A Leith Esq. Glen Kindie. Towie. Aberdeenshire |
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BURN OF FOOTWALK |
Burn of Footwalk
Burn of Footwalk
Burn of Footwalk |
Mr Glennie Barns (Meresman)
Mr James MacHardy
Mr C Gordon Broomhill |
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A small stream rising in the Long Greens, & falling into Deskry Water at Davie's Hillock. It forms the boundary betwixt the parishes of Towie & Tarland & Migvie Detd [Detached]. |
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DELIVINE HAUGH |
Delivine Haugh |
Mr Glennie Barns (Meresman)
Mr James MacHardy
Mr C Gordon Broomhill |
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A large haugh of fine pasture land on the south side of the river Don opposite the Mansion House of Glenkindie |
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TUMULI [Cairnbeg Hill] |
Tumuli
Tumuli
Tumuli |
Mr Walker Castle Newe
Mr Glennie Barns
Mr Farquharson Downingford |
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On the summit of Cairnbeg Hill are several Tumuli, Consisting of heaps of small boulders, several years ago some of them were opened and found to contain human bones, They are thought to mark the site of a clan skirmish betwixt the Gordons & Forbes's. |
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DELEEN HAUGH |
Deleen Haugh
Deleen Haugh
Deleen Haugh |
Mr Glennie Barns
Mr Farquharson
Mr Douglass Buchaam |
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An arable field on the south bank of the River Don, belonging to the Farm of Barns. |
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GLAC OF BARNS |
Glack of Barns
Glack of Barns
Glack of Barns |
Mr Glennie
Mr Farquharson
Mr Douglass |
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A narrow pass betwixt Cairnbeg and Clachcurr, near to the farm of Barns. |
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[Note beside 'Glac of Barns'] Glac. A hollow. A valley. A narrow valley: the hollow of the hand: an embrace (Gaelic) |
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BOG |
Bog
Bog
Bog |
Mr William Shepherd occupier
Mr James Bisset Old Seameil
Mr James Shaw Old Seameil |
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A small farm consisting of two dwelling houses with out houses and Gardens detached situated at the north edge of A large plantation known as Cultorden Wood. Abt [About] ½ a M [Mile] E.S.E. [East South East] of Deskry Farm and a little S. [South] of the Water of Deskry. The property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe Barnt. [Baronet] Strathdon. Aberdeenshire |
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DUKE'S POT |
Duke's Pot
Duke's Pot
Duke's Pot |
Mr William Shepherd Bog
Mr James Bisset Mason Old Seameil
Mr James Shaw Old Seameil |
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a deep River pool of the Deskry Water situated abt [about] 31 Chains N.E. [North East] of Bog Farm I could not ascertain The Duke the Pool was Called after The Pool however is a favourite one among the anglers. |
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BROOMHILL |
Broomhill
Broomhill
Broomhill |
Valuation Roll
Mr Charles Gordon Occupier
Mr William Strachan Bluefield |
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a farm consisting of a dwelling house with good farm office houses, and Garden detached: situated abt [about] ½ a Mile E. [East] of Bog Farm and on the South Side of the Water of Deskry. The property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe |
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MAY'S POT |
May's Pot
May's Pot
May's Pot |
Mr Charles Gordon Broomhill
Mr James Grant Bluemiln
Mr John Forbes Rappachie |
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A conspicuous pool on a curve of the Water of Deskry received the name it is said of a Woman who dwelt in a house near the place - situated abt [about] 3. chains above the junction or confluence of the Burn of Mullbodach |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill
White Hill |
Mr John Forbes Rappachie
Mr William Stewart Rinafae
Mr William Strachan Bluefield |
061 |
A conspicuous Hill situated a little north of the old County road: abt. [about] 18. Chains N.E. [North East] of Rinafae Farm The property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe |
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RAPPACHIE |
Rappachie
Rappachie
Rappachie
Rippachie |
Mr John Forbes Occupier
Mr William Strachan Bluefield
Mr Charles Gordon Broomhill
Val [Valuation] Roll & CS. [Common Speech] & Macfarlane 1725 |
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A large Farm Consisting of two dwelling houses with outhouses and a garden detd [detached] situated at where the Old County road cross the Water of Deskry Abt [About] ½ a mile E. [East] of White Hill The property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe Bart. [Baronet] |
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MILL OF RAPPACHIE (Corn) |
Mill of Rappachie (Corn) |
Mr John Forbes Occupier
Mr William Strachan Bluefield
Mr Charles Gordon Broomhill |
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An ordinary Corn mill, the property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe, Strathdon. |
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RINAFAE |
Rinafae
Rinafae
Rinafae |
Mr William Stewart Occupier
Mr James Bisset Mason Old Seameil
Mr James Shaw Old Seameil |
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A Farm Consisting of a good dwelling house with Garden and and good farm Office houses detached situated at the N.E. [North East] angle of Cultorden Hill plantation along abt [about] 15 Chains SE [South East] of where the old County road enters the plantation on the East side The property of Sir Charles Forbes &c. |
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BRAESIDE |
Braeside
Braeside
Braeside |
Mr Charles Anderson, Tenant
Mr Archibald Symon, Clashnettie
Mr James Mechie, Ardgeith |
069 |
An ordinary cottage or croft. so called with outhouses, garden. &c attached, also a few acres of land. The property of Sir Charles Forbes Bart [Baronet] Newe. |
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ALLATHUMPACH BURN |
Allathumpach Burn
Allathumpach Burn
Allathumpach Burn |
Mr Charles Anderson
Mr A. Symon
Mr James Mechie |
069 |
A small stream know by this name forming part of the parish boundary between Strathdon & Tarland & Migvie Dectd [Detached] and flows in a South E [East] direction from its source till it joins the Deskry Water. |
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TOM-NA-WAN |
Tomnawan
Tomnawan
Tomnawan
Hill of Whitesheal |
Mr George Ironside, Ground officer (Bellabeg)
Mr Charles Anderson
Mr James Mechie
Estate Plan 1823. |
070 |
A conspicuous hill or eminence so called, and is well known by this name. Some time ago. it was frequently called the Hill of Whitesheil, from a house of this name which formerly stood near the base of this hill on the East. |
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[Entry beside 'Tom-na-Wan']
Tom - A hill.
Wan - Adj [Adjective] Black. Gloomy. Dark coloured, or rather filthy.,
Wan - An Article expressive of negation, prefixed both to adjectives and to substantives, (Jamieson) |
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LITTLE DUNDEE |
Little Dundee
Little Dundee
Little Dundee |
Mr Alexander Stewart. Tenant.
Mr James Mechie Ardgeith
Mr J. Murdoch, Craigielea, |
069 |
A small cottage, with a garden &c attached known by this name. it got this name soon after it was erected from the proprietor Sir Charles Forbes Bart [Baronet] of Newe. |
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CRAIGIELEA |
Craigielea
Craigielea
Craigielea
Craigielea |
Estate Plan 1823.
Mr J. Murdoch. Tenant.
Mr James Mechie
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
070 |
An ordinary dwelling house or Croft with out houses, garden & a few acres of land attached, the is derived from a protruding rock or craig. adjacent. The property of Sir Charles Forbes Bart [Baronet] |
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Parish of Tarland & Migvie Detd [Detached] No. 2
[Note beside 'Burn of Badachone/ Semeil Burn''] Already described. |
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BOGSTON |
Bogston
Bogston
Bogston
Bogstone |
Mr Esson Occupier
Mr James Murdoch Craigieley
Mr MacLaren Deskrysheil
Estate Map. 1864. |
069 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse offices & garden the property of J Coltman Esq.* London
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CITY HILLOCK |
City Hillock
City Hillock
City Hillock |
Estate Map 1864.
Mr James Anderson Badnagoach
Mr MacLaren |
069 |
A small hillock or knowe a short distance north of the farm of Badnagoach. |
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DESKRY WATER |
Deskry Water
Deskry Water
Deskry Water |
Mr Anderson
Mr MacLaren
Mr Murdoch |
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This stream forms the boundary between Strathdon and Logie Coldstone down as far as the farm of Bogston from thence it flows in a very Circuitous Manner till it falls into the River Don at the farm of Deskry Side. |
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BADNAGOACH |
Badnagoach
Badnagoach
Badnagoach
Bednagauch |
Mr James Anderson Occupier
Mr Esson Bogston
Mr MacGregor Tillyduke (Strathdon
Estate Map 1864 |
069 |
A farmsteading Consisting of dwellinghouse with offices & garden attached the property of J Coltman Esq. Hyde Park Gardens, London. |
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THORNYMUICK |
Thornymuick
Thornymuick
Thornymuick |
Charles Clarke Occupier
Mr Anderson Badnagoach
Estate Map 1864. |
069 |
A small cottage a short distance south from the farmsteading of Badnagoach. property of J. Colman Esq. of London. |
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PENNYSTONE GREEN |
Pennystone Green
Pennystone Green
Pennystone Green |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
James Anderson Birkenhill
John Anderson Birkenhill |
069 |
name of a small piece of grassy pasture, upon the South edge of the Water of Deskry and extending a little above and below the junction of Burn of Claisgarbh and Water of Deskry it is said that a tax for the pasture district was levied upon parties at this place |
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HILL OF ALLAMUC |
Hill of Allamuck
Hill of Allamuck
Hill of Allamuck |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
James Anderson Birkenhill
John Anderson Birkenhhill |
069 |
a well known hill, the summit of which is situated abt [about] ½ Mile N.E. [North East] of where the Burn of Claisgarbh enters the Deskry or water of Deskry |
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ARDAN BREAC |
Knowe of Ardenbrake
Knowe of Ardenbrake
Knowe of Ardenbrake |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
James Anderson Birkenhill
John Anderson Birkenhill |
069 |
a conspicuous promontory, a little S.S.W. [South South West] of the Summit of the Hill of Allamuck The second word is still expressed in its original by the Country people and should be adopted in preference viz Ardanbreac "Knowe" of Course is superfluous Ardan is Knowe Knoll or Hillock breac is spotted &c &c. |
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[Entry beside 'Hill of Allamuc']
Alla - Fame. Alla - wild, fierce
Muc - A sow or pig; a perch; the heap raised over the mouth of a vessel in measuring (Gaelic)
[Entry beside 'Ardan Breac']
Ardan. A height or eminence, pride, haughtiness, Anger wrath.
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BURN OF BAD-AN-SEAN-EACH |
Burn of Badanseaneach
Burn of Badanseaneach
Burn of Badanseaneach |
J. Anderson Farmer Badanseaneach
James Anderson Birkenhill
John Anderson Birkenhill |
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Issues from springs a little south of a peat road and abt [about] 34 chains E.S.E. [East South East] of the Summit of the Hill of Allamuck and after some windings enters the Deskry a little below Chapelton Mr Anderson Gamekeeper of property having supplied me with the derivation namely "Bad-an-sean-each" viz Burn of the Old Horse's Tuft. Near the Source is a stripe of fine green pasture surrounded with heath, which, it is said to be the Badan or Tuft. It is said also to be the proper orthography of a small Farm a little S.W. [South West] of its Conflux with the water of Deskry. |
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[Note beside 'Burn of Bad-an-sean-each']
This Gaelic form is very doubtful
Badanseanach much to be preferred. [Initialled] JMcD
Bad. A tuft Cluster, bunch, a thicket, a clump of trees &c
Sean. Old, aged. Each - A horse (Gaelic) |
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WHITE HILLOCK |
White Hillock
White Hillock
White Hillock |
Estate Map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr James Anderson Birkenhill |
069 |
A conspicuous little Knoll of a tabular top with slopping sides consisting of boulders &c and situated abt [about] 1/10 of a mile W. [West] of Alltavenich also a little less than ½ a mile S.S.W. [South South West] of the conflux of Alltavenich with water of Deskry. |
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ALLT DEVANACH |
Alltdevanach
Alltdevanach
Alltdevanach
Allt Devanach |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr John Anderson Badanseanach
Inverness Division orthography |
069 |
a well known stream which issues from springs upon the N.W. [North West] Side of Morven and leads in a northward direction and enters the Water of Deskry, abt [about] ½ a mile N.N.E. [North North East] of White Hillocks On the map is "written Burn of" &c. It does not appear to be know how the Burn [recd] [received] the name. |
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Parish of Logie Coldstone
[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 McD [McDonald]
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GLAC OF BUNNSACH |
Glac of Bunnsach
Glac of Bunnsach
Glac of Bunnsach |
Estate maps of properties AD 1766 AD 1864
Mr James Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach |
069 |
a well known name of a deep ravine or hollow feature abt [about] ½ a mile N.W. [North West] of the summit of Morven and forming the boundary of Strathdon & Logie Coldstone for abt [about] 24 chains, and from which issues the Source of the Water of Deskry. bounded on the north by the property of Sir Charles Forbes of Castle Newe Barnt [Baronet] |
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[Note beside 'Glac of Bunnsach']
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BURN OF CLAISGARBH |
Burn of Claisgarbh
Burn of Claisgarbh
Burn of Claisgarbh |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach |
069 |
A well know Stream which issues from under rocks at the N. [North] End of Claisgarbh and leads for upwards of ¾ of a mile in a N.N.W. [North North West] direction where it receives from the E. [East] a burn called Burn of Riegunachie and abt [about] a ¼ of a mile further in the same direction enters the Water of Deskry. |
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[Note beside 'Burn of Claisgarbh']
Clais. A furrow, a gutter, a streak, stripe, mark; a pit, a ditch &c
Garbh. Gairbh. Thick, not slender, rough, of unequal surface &c.
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CORBIES' NEST |
Corbiesnest
Corbiesnest
Corbiesnest |
Estate map of Property AD 1864
Mr James Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach |
069 |
a well known name of a rocky turn of the water of Deskry, at the south side and abt [about] 16 Chains belown where Alltavenich
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PREAS WHIN |
Presswhin
Presswhin
Presswhin |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach |
069 |
Name of a conspicuous head consisting of rocks slopping to a point and at the N.E. [North East] face of Morven Hill and is well known by the name. |
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WINDY CAIRN |
Windycairn
Windycairn
Windycairn |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach |
080 |
A very conspicuous head of Rocks on the N.E. [North East] face of Morven Hill and is well known by the name situated abt [about] 35 Chains S. [South] of Presswhin. |
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CACH |
Cach
Cach
Cach |
Mr Lewis Patterson Grodie
Mr James Milne Balgrennie
Mr A. Patterson Grodie |
069 |
A well known name of a rocky district upon the South East slop of the Morven Hill and abt [about] ½ mile W. [West] of Grodie Farm. |
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[Note beside 'Preas Whin']
Preas. Plait, fold, braid; become, wrinkled, or corrugated; squeeze, Crush by weight or force.
Preas. A bush or shrub, Preas. A wrinkle; a plait,
Preasarnach, Preas. A shrubbery, a place full of shrubs (Gaelic)
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Ca' [Initialled] JMcD
This has no meaning whatever
[Initialled] JMcD
Cach. The rest, others. "Cache a cheile," used for "Gach a cheile" each other or his match. (Gaelic) |
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BURN OF RIEGUNACHIE |
Burn of Riegunachie
Burn of Riegunachie
Burn of Riegunachie |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Anderson Birkenhill
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach |
069 |
Issues from springs and peatmoss in a deep ravine known by the name of Howe of Riegunachie and situated about 12 chains N.E. [North East] of Craig-walgon Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station and runs for about ¾ of a mile in a westward direction where it enters the Burn of Claisgarbh. |
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HOWE OF RIEGUNACHIE |
Howe of Riegunachie
Howe of Riegunachie
Howe of Riegunachie |
Mr James Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr James Anderson Birkenhill |
069 |
A conspicuous deep ravine bottom of which consist of peatmoss and marshes. The upper end of which is situated about 10. chains N [North] of Craigwalgon Trig [Trigonometrical] Station and terminates a little below a peat road about 20. chains N.W. [North West]. |
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CRAIG WALGAN |
Craigwalgon
Craigwalgon
Craigwalgon |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr James Anderson Birkenhill |
069 |
A well known name of a conspicuous high hill situated about 20. chains N.E. [North East] of the upper end of Claisgarbh and about 1½ miles N.E. [North East] of Morven Hill. See scotch dictionary for the word "Walgon" |
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[Note beside [Craig Walgan']
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WHITE HILLOCKS |
White Hillocks
White Hillocks
White Hillocks |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Anderson Birkenhill
Mr J Anderson Badanseaneach |
069 |
Name of 5. conspicuous little Knolls of green pasture near one another and situated a little S. [South] of the Burn of Riegunachie and about 22. chains E.S.E. [East South East] of where the said burn joins the Burn of Claisgarbh. |
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HILLOCKS OF GRODDIE |
Hillocks of Grodie
Hillocks of Grodie
Hillocks of Grodie |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Anderson Birkenhill
Mr J. Anderson Badanseaneach |
069 |
A few little Knolls near each other and situated nearly ½ a mile above where Burn of Riegunachie joins the Burn of Claisgarbh and a little South of the latter. |
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RIEGUNACHIE SHIELS |
Riegunachie Shiels
Riegunachie Shiels
Riegunachie Shiels |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Anderson Birkenhill
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach |
069 |
Name of a conspicuous green slopping feature on which may be seen vestiges or ruins of old shielings, situated about ⅛ of a mile S.W. [South West] of where the Burn of Riegunachie join the Burn of Claisgarbh. |
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ARDGEITH |
Ardgeith
Ardgeith
Ardgeith
Ardgith
Moss of Ardgeith
Ardgeith |
Mr James Mechie, Tenant.
Mr John Farquharson. Boltinstone
Mr J Murdoch. Craigielea
Estate Plan. 1823
Estate Plan. 1823
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
070 |
An ordinary farm house. with offices yard, garden, &c. attached, the property of Sir Charles Forbes. Bart [Baronet] of Newe Castle. Strathdon. |
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MERRYHILLOCK |
Merryhillock
Merryhillock
Merryhillock |
Mr James Mechie
Mr John Farquharson
Mr J. Murdoch |
070 |
A small cottage known by this name, on the farm of Ardgeith |
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TONRIN BURN |
Tonrin Burn
Tonrin Burn
Tonrin Burn |
Estate Plan
Mr James Mechie
Mr John Farquharson |
070 |
A small stream known by this name. flowing in an East by South-east direction from its source till it joins the Deskry Water. |
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CLASHNETTIE |
Clashnettie
Clashnettie
Clashnettie
Clashnettie |
Estate Plan 1823.
Mr Archibald Symon Tenant
Mr James Mechie, Ardgeith
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
070 |
An ordinary Cottage or Croft So called with outhouses garden, &c attached, also a few acres of land, the property of Sir Charles Forbes, Bart [Baronet] of Newe Castle, Strathdon. |
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TOMDUBH BURN |
Tomdhu Burn
Tomdhu Burn
Tomdhu Burn
Burn of Tomdhu |
Mr John Farquharson. Boltinstone
Mr A. Anderson. N. [North] Birkhill
Mr Gregor McGregor. Fernrae
Estate Plan 1864. |
070 |
A considerable stream so called from an adjacent hill of this name it rises at a place called Bog wartle and flows in a Northeast direction till its confluence with the Deskry
Water, and in its course forms the boundary between Towie & Logie Coldstone |
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DESKRYSHIEL |
Deskryshiel
Deskryshiel
Deskryshiel
Descrieshill Lodge |
Estate Plan
William B. Coltman Esqr. (Proprietor)
Mr John Farquharson
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
070 |
A good dwelling house or shooting Lodge recently erected, with offices, yard, Kennel, garden & ornamental ground, attached used as a shooting lodge by the proprietor W.B. Coltman Esqr. Hyde Park Gardens, London |
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BIRK HILL |
Birk Hill
Birk Hill
Birk Hill
Birch Hill |
W.B. Coltman Esqr.
Mr John Farquharson
Mr G McGregor
Estate Plan |
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A conspicuous hill or eminence known by this name, from formerly being covered with birch & natural wood, it is now rough heathy ground but is intended to be planted with trees soon |
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Birk. Birch. a tree. (Jamieson) |
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BOLTINSTONE (P.H.) |
Boltinstone (P.H.) [Public House]
Boltinstone (P.H.) [Public House]
Boltinstone (P.H.) [Public House]
Boltingstone |
Estate Plan 1864
Mr John Farquharson. Tenant
Mr J. Murdoch. Craigielea
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
070 |
An ordinary public house, and farm, with offices, yard, garden &c attached, well known by this name the property of William B. Coltman Esqr. Hyde Park Gardens. London |
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STANDING STONE [Boltinstone] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr John Farquharson
Mr J. Murdoch.
Mr James Mechie, Ardgeith |
070 |
A rough undressed stone about six feet long, by two feet broad, and 16 inches thick, which formerly stood upright here but is now lying embedded in the fence. It is quite plain, having no engraving or sculpture, and it is believed from this stone the place derives its name Boltinstone |
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PANTILANDS |
Pantilands
Pantilands
Pantilands |
Estate Plan
Mr John Farquharson
Mr J. Murdoch. |
070 |
An ordinary cottage, formerly a croft with several other houses adjacent, now belonging to the farm of Boltinstone and is well known by this name. |
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[Note beside 'Standing Stone'] - The general belief in the district is that this stone was put up to marke the sit of some Skirmish or battle. The valley of the Don is remarkable for memorial Cairns. |
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BURN OF BAD-NA-CHRASKIE |
Burn of Badnachraskie
Burn of Badnachraskie
Burn of Badnachraskie |
Mr Murdoch Craigieley
Mr Anderson Badnagoach
Mr Anderson N. [North] Birkhill |
070 |
A mountain Stream rising on the north Slope of Bonlee Hill and flowing in a north westerly direction till it falls into the Burn of Badnahenard. |
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CRAIG GLAS |
Craig Glas
Craig Glas
Craig Glas
Hill of Craiglosk |
Mr Anderson North Birkhill
Mr Mollison South Birkhill
Mr Anderson Badnagoach
Estate Map 1864 |
070 |
A lofty hill covered with heathy pasture and having cropping rocks near the summit. "Glas" is the Gaelic word for Grey. |
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NORTH BIRKHILL |
North Birkhill
North Birkhill
North Birkhill |
Mr Anderson Occupier
Mr G Mollison S. [South] Birkhill
Estate plan 1864 |
070 |
A small farmsteading consisting of a neat dwellinghouse with garden & offices attached. the property of J Coltman Esq Deskryshiel. |
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Hill of Craiglosk - very likely "Burnt Craig" |
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GREENS OF BAD-NA-IMIREACH |
Greens of Badnaumerich
Greens of Badnaumerich
Greens of Badnaumerich
Greens of Badn-Imritch |
Mr Anderson N. [North] Birkhill
Mr G Mollison S. [South] Birkhill
Mr Farquharson Boltingstone
Estate Map 1864. |
070 |
A tract of Mossy ground a short distance north from Craig Glas. |
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BURN OF BAD-NA-IMIREACH |
Burn of Badnaumerich
Burn of Badnaumerich
Burn of Badnaumerich |
Mr Anderson
Mr Mollison
Mr Farquharson |
070 |
A small stream rising in the Greens of Badnaumerich and falling into the Burn of Tomdhu. |
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KNOCKIE HILL |
Knockie Hill
Knockie Hill
Knockie Hill |
Estate Map 1864.
Mr Anderson
Mr Mollison |
070 |
A lofty hill covered with heathy pasture on the north side of the Burn of Badnachraskie. |
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[Note beside 'Greens of Bad-na-Imireach'] - Bad Gaelic - very possibly Badan-Imireach but even this is doubtful. [Initialled] JMcD
Imir, A ridge of land, a field,
Imireach, Abounding in ridges. (Gaelic) |
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HILL OF BOGSTON |
Hill of Bogston
Hill of Bogston
Hill of Bogston
Hill of Bogstone |
Mr Esson Bogston
Mr MacLaren Deskryshiel
Mr Murdoch Craigieley
Estate Map 1864. |
070 |
A long hill covered with Heathy pasture south East from the farm of Bogston. |
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CAULD WELL |
Cauld Well
Cauld Well
Cauld Well |
Mr Anderson N. [North] Birkhill
Mr MacLaren Keeper Deskryshiel
Mr G Mollison S. [South] Birkhill |
070 |
A spring well at the source of Cauldwell Burn. |
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CAULDWELL BURN |
Cauldwell Burn
Cauldwell Burn
Cauldwell Burn |
Mr Anderson
Mr MacLaren
Mr Mollison |
070 |
A small stream issuing out of the Cauld Well and falling into the Burn of Tom Dhu. |
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WITCHOCK LOCH |
Witchock Loch
Witchock Loch
Witchock Loch |
Mr Anderson N. [North] Birkhill
Mr Gregor McGregor Fernrae
Mr Alexander Cameron (Mains of Tillypronie) |
070 |
A very swampy piece of ground. which in wet weather, has the appearance of a Loch. and is well known by this name |
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SCAR HILL |
Scar Hill
Scar Hill
Scar Hill |
Mr Anderson
Mr G. McGregor
Mr Alexander Cameron |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence, recently planted with fir trees, and well known by this name, |
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COCKS' STRIPE |
Cocks' Stripe
Cocks' Stripe
Cocks' Stripe |
Mr Anderson
Mr G. McGregor
Mr A. Cameron |
070 |
A small stream so called, issuing from a good spring, which is much frequented by birds. The stream after leaving the wood, deviates from its natural course. and an artificial course made which takes it to the farm of Meikle Corrie. |
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BADERONACH HILL |
Baderonach Hill
Baderonach Hill
Baderonach Hill
Badaronach |
Mr Anderson. N. [North] Birkhill
Mr Gregor McGregor Fernrae
Mr John Gordon. Upper Towie.
Mr Alexander Cameron. Mains of Tillypronie |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence known by this name, over the summit of which the parish boundary crosses. |
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BALLOCHBUIE HILL |
Ballochbuie Hill
Ballochbuie Hill
Ballochbuie Hill |
Mr Anderson
Mr G. McGregor
Mr Alexander Cameron |
070 |
This name applies to an eminence or shoulder of a conspicuous hill and is well known by this name |
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BOG WARTLE |
Bog-wartle
Bog-wartle
Bog-wartle |
Mr Anderson
Mr G. McGregor
Mr A. Cameron |
070 |
This name applies to a wet marshy piece of ground used as a peat moss and is the source of the Tomdhu Burn. |
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TILLYPRONIE |
Tillypronie
Tillypronie
Tillypronie |
Valuation Roll 1859-60
John F. Clark Esqr (Proprietor)
Mr Alexander Cameron, Mains of Tillypronie |
070 |
A beautiful mansion, now in course of erection, so called from the estate on which it is situated, and when complete to be the residence of the proprietor John F. Clark Esqr. |
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MEIKLE CORRIE |
Meikle Corrie
Meikle Corrie
Meikle Corrie |
Valuation Roll.
John F. Clark Esqr.
Mr Lewis Grant. Tenant. |
070 |
An ordinary farm house, known by this name, with offices, yard, garden, & attached, the property of John F. Clark Esqr. |
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LITTLE CORRIE |
Little Corrie
Little Corrie
Little Corrie |
Valuation Roll.
John F. Clark Esqr.
Mr Lewis Grant. |
070 |
An ordinary cottage with a garden & attached, formerly, a croft but now added to the farm of Meikle Corrie. |
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RINNACHARN LODGE |
Rinnacharn Lodge
Rinnacharn Lodge
Rinnacharn
Kinnachar |
John F Clark Esqr. (Proprietor)
Mr Alexander Cameron. (Mains of Tillypronie)
Mr Ross. Factor. (Tarland)
Valuation Roll. 1859-60 |
070 |
A very neat farm house, So called with offices, yard, garden & ornamental ground & attached, also. Kennel. Coach house &c.. the temporary residence of the proprietor John F Clark. Esqr. |
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BURN OF CORRIE |
Burn of Corrie
Burn of Corrie
Burn of Corrie
Burn of Little Corrie |
Mr Alexander Cameron
Mr Lewis Grant. Meikle Corrie
Mr John Wilson (Tulloch)
Mr William Thompson. Mill of Migvie |
070 |
A small stream, so called, the head of which is called "Cocks' Stripe", and is situated between Little and Meikle Corrie and flows in a South-east direction until its confluence with Ellen's Burn, and from thence it is called the Burn of Blackmill. |
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MAINS OF TILLYPRONIE |
Mains of Tillypronie
Mains of Tillypronie
Mains of Tillypronie |
Valuation Roll. 1859-60.
John F Clark Esqr Proprietor
Mr Alexander Cameron. Tenant. |
070 |
An ordinary farm house. so called with offices. yard. garden & attached the property of John F Clark Esqr. |
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TILLYREACH HILLOCK |
Tillyreach Hillock
Tillyreach Hillock
Tillyreach Hillock |
Mr Alexander Cameron
Mr John Wilson, Tulloch.
Robert Thomson. Mill of Migvie |
070 |
A small eminence or hillock, known by this name. |
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DRUMMY HILLOCK |
Drummy Hillock
Drummy Hillock
Drummy Hillock |
Mr Alexander Cameron
Mr John Wilson
Mr Robert Thomson |
070 |
A small eminence or hillock- so called- and is well known by this name. |
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MOLLY WATT'S HILL |
Mollywatt's Hill
Mollywatt's Hill
Mollywatt's Hill
Maliewat |
Mr John Gordon. Upper Towie
Mr Charles Morrison Culfork
Mr Alexander Cameron (Mains of Tillypronie)
Macfarlane 1725 |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence, known by this name. over which, the parish boundary crosses. and derives its name from a person named Mary. Watt. |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill
Red Skairs |
Mr John Gordon
Mr Charles Morrison
Mr Alexander Cameron
Estate Plan 1864 |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence, so called over which the parish boundary crosses and on the summit there is a small shepherds cairn, it is sometimes call the Scar Hill or the Red Skairs, but is best known by the Green Hill |
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BROOM HILL |
Broom Hill
Broom Hill
Broom Hill
Broom of the Davoch |
Mr John Gordon
Mr Charles Morrison
Mr Alexander Cameron
Estate Plan 1864 |
070 |
A very conspicuous eminence known by this, from formerly being covered with broom &c. |
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[Note beside 'Molly Watt's Hill'] Maliewat - Macfarlane 1725. Shd [Should] enter it one word. The derivation given is quite absurd - in my opinion. [Initialled] JMcD. |
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STONE CIST FOUND HEREABOUTS [Easter Davoch] |
Cist found hereabouts
Cist found hereabouts
Cist found hereabouts |
Mr James Donaldson. Bogg.
Mr George Esson. Easter, Davoch,
Mr Francis Donaldson, Hillfoot |
070 |
About 30 years ago. a Cist. or stone Coffin was dicovered hereabouts, consisting of rough undressed stones or flags. about 4 feet long, 2 feet broad & about 16 inches deep and about 15 inches from the surface, it contained nothing but ashes & charcoal. |
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SOCKAUGH |
Presendhie Hill
Presendhie Hill
Presendhie Hill
Hill of Craiglea
Cairn of Presendhie
Sockaugh |
Mr James Donaldson
Mr George Esson
Mr Francis Donaldson
Estate Plan 1864.
Estate Plan 1864.
Inverness Division Documents |
070 |
A very conspicuous eminence known by this name with a cairn & loose stone on the summit, which is the extreme north east corner of the parish |
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DRY BURN |
Dry Burn
Dry Burn
Dry Burn |
Estate Plan
Mr James Donaldson
Mr Robert Ure. Melgum |
070 |
A deep ravine or hollow forming the course of a stream, which, sometimes in summer is dry, It is the source or head of the Glasschill Burn |
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TOM BRECK |
Tombreck
Tombreck
Tombreck
Tom Breck |
Mr Alexander Cameron (Mains of Tillypronie)
Mr John Wilson, Tulloch
Mr James Donaldson, Bogg
Estate Plan 1864 |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence known by this name, recently planted with fir trees, |
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ELLEN'S BURN |
Ellen's Burn
Ellen's Burn
Ellen's Burn
Burn of Waterairn |
Mr Alexander Cameron
Mr John Wilson
Mr James Donaldson
Mr Robert Thomson Mill of Migvie |
070 |
A small stream, known by this name but sometimes called Burn of Waterairn as it passes near that place. it flows in a south by SE. [South East] direction from its source and is joined by the Tulloch Burn near its confluence with the Burn of Corrie from which it forms the Burn of Blackmill. |
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ALLT-NA-VACKIE |
Alltnavackie
Alltnavackie
Alltnavackie
Burn of Bogg
Burn of Bogg |
Mr A Cameron
Mr John Wilson
Mr James Donaldson
Estate Plan 1864
Mr Robert Ure Melgum |
070 |
A small stream so called, flowing in a south direction from its source till its confluence with the Burn of Oldhall and from thence it is called the Burn of Claack. |
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[Note beside 'Allt-na-Vackie'] Impossible Gaelic - Shd [Should] be in English form as one word.
[Initialled] JMcD. |
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HILLFOOT |
Hillfoot
Hillfoot
Hillfoot |
Mr James Donaldson. Bogg.
Mr William Farquharson, Newtown
Mr Francis Donaldson. Tenant |
070 |
Two Small cottages or crofts, so called with outhouses, garden &c attached the property of John Dugid Milne Esqr. Advocate Aberdeen |
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TROTTEN SLACK |
Trotten Slack
Trotten Slack
Trotten Slack |
Mr James Donaldson
Mr William Farquharson
Mr Francis Donaldson |
070 |
A small hollow or Slack. known by this name situated on the peat road. |
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BENSTILL BRAE |
Benstill Brae
Benstill Brae
Benstill Brae |
Mr James Donaldson
Mr William Farquharson
Mr F. Donaldson |
070 |
This name applies to an eminence or brow of a hill, and is well known by this name. |
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STONE CELT FOUND HERE A.D. 1867 [Hillfoot] |
Celt found here (1867)
Stone Celt found here
Celt found here |
Mr James Donaldson. Bogg
Mr William Farquharson Newtown
Mr Francis Donaldson Hillfoot |
070 |
A very fine specimen of a stone Celt. was found here when ploughing the land last spring it was about the usual size, and shape, but was made of granite, it has not been preserved by the finder, |
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COCKS' STRIPE |
Cocks' Stripe
Cocks' Stripe
Cocks' Stripe |
Mr James Donaldson
Mr William Farquharson
Mr Francis Donaldson |
070 |
A small stripe or hollow in which are some oozing springs, and is much frequented grouse and other birds hence it is called Cocks' Stripe |
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BLACK HOWE |
Black Howe
Black Howe
Black Howe |
Mr James Donaldson
Mr William Farquharson
Mr Francis Donaldson |
070 |
A small hollow or Howe. Known by this name, |
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STRATHS OF BONLEE |
Straths of Bonlee
Straths of Bonlee
Straths of Bonlee |
Estate Map 1864
Mr Anderson N [North] Birkhill
Mr G Mollison South Birkhill |
070 |
A tract of heathy pasture on the N.W. [North West] side of Bonlee Hill |
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LUMP OF BONLEE |
Lump of Bonlee
Lump of Bonlee
Lump of Bonlee |
Estate Map 1864
Mr Anderson
Mr Forbes Pittellachie |
070 |
A name applied to the N.W. [North West] shoulder of Bonlee Hill. |
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BONLEE HILL |
Bonlee Hill
Bonlee Hill
Bonlee Hill |
Estate Map 1864
Mr Forbes Pittellachie
Mr Gruer Knocksoul |
070 |
A lofty hill, covered with heathy pasture, |
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MEIKLE WIFE'S HOWE |
Muckle Wife's Howe
Muckle Wife's Howe
Muckle Wife's Howe |
Estate Map 1864
Mr C Forbes Pittellachie
Mr Gruer Knocksoul |
070 |
A hollow on the S.E. [South East] slope of Bonlee Hill. |
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SUNNYBRAE |
Sunnybrae
Sunnybrae
Sunnybrae |
Mr G Mollison
Mr Gruer
Mr Forbes |
070 |
A small cottage a short distance N.E. [North East] from S [South] Birkhill. |
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SOUTH BIRKHILL |
South Birkhill
South Birkhill
South Birkhill |
Estate Map 1864.
Mr G Mollison, Occupier
Mr C Forbes. |
070 |
A small croft consisting of dwellinghouse garden & offices. |
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BLUE CAIRN |
Blue Cairn Remains of Supposed Stone Circle
Blue Cairn Remains of Supposed Stone Circle
Blue Cairn Remains of Supposed Stone Circle |
Mr C Forbes Pittellachie
Mr Gruer Knocksoul
Mr Henry Civil Engineer Kinaldie |
070 |
A large Cairn of bluish colored stones a short distance west from the farm of Pitellachie. it is about 120 links in diameter and about 3 feet in height. the present tenant of Pittellachie recollects having seen a number of upright stones standing round it but they have all been removed for building purposes, save one very large tabular stone on the west side of the Circle, which might have been the Altar of the Temple. Mr Forbes & Mr Henry are of opinion that it was a stone Circle and subsequently Made a Cairn of. |
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BELRONALD WELL |
Belronald Well
Belronald Well
Belronald Well |
Estate Map 1864.
Mr Gruer
Mr Forbes |
070 |
A spring well a short distance north west from Knocksoul. |
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KNOCKSOUL |
Knocksoul
Knocksoul
Knocksoul
Knocksaul |
Mr Gruer Occupier
Estate Map 1864
Mr G Mollison
Mr Forbes. Pittellachie |
070 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse offices & garden the property of J Coltman Esq of Deskryshiel. |
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PITTELLACHIE |
Pittellachie
Pittellachie
Pittellachie |
Estate Map 1864
Mr Forbes Occupier
Mr Gruer Knocksoul |
070 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse with offices attached the property of J Coltman Esq Deskryshiel. |
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SMIDDYHILL |
Smiddyhill
Smiddyhill
Smiddyhill |
Mr Reid Occupier
Mr Thomson Glack
Mr Jeffry Meadow |
070 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse offices & garden attached. property of Farquharson of Corrachree Aberdeenshire |
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MEADOW |
Meadow
Meadow
Meadow |
Mr Jeffry Occupier
Mr Thomson Glack
Mr Reid Smiddyhill |
070 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse offices & garden attached. |
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TOM DUBH |
Tom Dhu
Tom Dhu
Tom Dhu |
Mr Jeffry
Mr Thomson
Mr Reid |
070 |
A small hill covered with Furze a short distance east from the Church. |
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MIGVIE |
Migvie
Migvie
Migvie
Kirkhill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Watson Minister
Mr Jeffry Meadow
Mr Reid Smiddyhill
farm Lease. |
070 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse garden & offices South from the parish Church. |
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MIGVIE CASTLE (Remains of) |
Remains of Migvie Castle
Remains of Migvie Castle
Remains of Migvie Castle |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Watson
Mr Reid Smiddyhill
Mr Jeffry Meadow |
070 |
On a rising ground a short distance South from the Church there stand the remains of a castle there is part of the wall at the West end. the greater part of the foundation can be distinctly traced as shown on tracing, when erected or when demolished cannot be ascertained in the neighborhood the only thing known is that it is said along with the Castle of Coul to have been the occasional residence of Durward a Crusader.
"About 300 or 400 yards south from the church of Migvie may be seen, on a small eminence, the ruins of a Castle, the quondam property and residence of the Earl of Mar, and where the feu duties of the proprietor of Blelach, in the Parish of Logie Coldstone, were appointed by his charters to be paid annually to the superior. At what period this Castle was reduced to ruins cannot be ascertained. Its site is now all under green turf: but it might be an object worthy of the attention of the proprietor. Mr Farquharson of Finzean, to excavate the ruins, and expose its original plan and dimensions." Statistical account. |
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CHURCH [Clack] |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Watson
Mr Henry
Mr Thomson |
070 |
An extremely plain little building erected AD 1787, seated for 200. it is surrounded by a graveyard in which is a sculptured Standing Stone and the remains of a former Church. The Minister resides in Tarland to which Migvie is annexed there is service in the Church once in three weeks. |
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KIRK HILL |
Kirk Hill
Kirk Hill
Kirk Hill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Watson
Mr Henry
Mr Thomson |
070 |
A small hill covered with Furze & Broom immediately north of the Church. |
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GLACK |
Glack
Glack
Glack |
Mr A Thomson Occ [Occupier]
Mr Jeffry Meadow
Mr Reid Smiddyhill |
070 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse offices & garden close to the Church of Migvie. |
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Migvie Church For 1" purposes. 1895 By order of the DG [Director General] 12.8.95 [12 Aug 1895] |
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STANDING STONE (Sculptured) [Glack] |
Standing Stone (Sculptured) |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Watson Minister
Mr J Henry C E [Civil Engineer] Kinaldie
Mr Thomson Glack. |
070 |
This Standing Stone was found in the Churchyard of Migvie, a few feet below the surface at the spot where it now stands, in the year 1861. It is a stone about 6 feet in height with an elaborately carved figure of a cross and a number of concentric circles on one side, on the other there is a rude figure of a man on horseback, supposed to represent Durward a celebrated Crusader who lived at Migvie Castle & Coull Castle. that is a local supposition. |
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CHURCH (Remains of) [Clack] |
Remains of Church
Remains of Church
Remains of Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Watson Minister
Mr Thomson Glack
Mr Henry Kinaldie |
070 |
In front of the present Church there is to be seen part of the wall and the track of the foundation of a former Church, but when built or what the dedicatory name was cannot be ascertained as all the documents pertaining to the annexation of the parishes of Tarland & Migvie was stolen or lost many years ago. |
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[There are two little sketches detailing the sides of the Standing Stone (Sculptured).]
[Note beside 'Church (Remains of)']
"Migvie hath for its' tutelar Saint Finnian, Bishop in Scotland", under
King Ferchard II, about A.D. 660". - "His feast was kept on 18th of March."
{collections of aberdeen & Banff. Page 632.}
Possibly this Church was dedicated to Saint Finnian.
[Signed] EH Courtney. Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] |
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Site of CAIRN MÒR |
Site of Cairn Mòr
Site of Cairn Mòr
Site of Cairn Mòr |
Mr James Henry Civil Engineer Kinaldie
Mr Farquharson Cairnmore
Mr Thomson Glack. |
070 |
A large Cairn stood here, up to the year 1863, when it was demolished and the stones used to build the neighboring walls. It covered exactly a ¼ of an acre of ground, there was nothing found in it, save black rich earth at the bottom mixed with fragments of human bones. |
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LADY'S DOWRY |
Lady's Dowry
Lady's Dowry
Lady's Dowry |
Mr Henry C.E. [Civil Engineer]
Mr Reid Smiddyhill
Mr Thomson Glack |
070 |
This name applies to a portion of a field on the farm of Pittentaggart a short distance S.W. [South West] of the Steading the origin of the name is lost. |
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PITTENTAGGART |
Pittentaggart
Pittentaggart
Pittentaggart |
Mr Henry CE [Civil Engineer]
Mr Reid Smiddyhill
Mr Thomson Glack. |
070 |
A large farmsteading with handsome dwellinghouse garden & offices. property of J Coltman Esq Deskryshiel. |
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CAIRNMORE |
Cairnmore
Cairnmore
Cairnmore |
Mr Henry C.E. [Civil Engineer] Kinaldie
Mr Farquharson Occupier
Mr Mason Occupier |
070 |
A group of small houses with gardens attached, the property of J Coltman Esq. Deskryshiel. |
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CROW HILLOCK |
Crow Hillock
Crow Hillock
Crow Hillock |
Mr Henry C.E. [Civil Engineer]
Mr Farquharson
Mr Mason |
070 |
A small hill covered with furze a short distance South from Cairnmore. |
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HARDGATE |
Hardgate
Hardgate
Hardgate |
Mr Henry CE [Civil Engineer]
Mr Farquharson
Mr Forbes Coldhome |
070 |
A smithy and dwellinghouse with garden attached near to the farmsteading of Pittentaggart. |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside |
John Clark Esq Tillyprony
Mr James Henry Civil Engineer Kinaldie
Mr Harry Gauld Tillykirrie |
070 |
A small croft consisting of dwellinghouse offices and garden, near to the new mansion house of Tillyprony, property of John Clark Esq. |
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BURN OF MIGVIE |
Burn of Migvie
Burn of Migvie
Burn of Migvie |
Mr George Mollison S. [South] Birkhill
James Henry C.E. [Civil Engineer] Kinaldie
Mr William Reid Smiddyhill. |
070 |
A small stream rising near to a small house called Sunnybrae and flowing in a South Easterly direction, falls into the Burn of Blackmill. |
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COLDHOME |
Coldhome
Coldhome
Coldhome |
Mr Forbes Occupier
Mr Henry C.E. [Civil Engineer] Kinaldie
Mr Thomson Glack. |
070 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse offices and garden. in parish of Migvie |
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WARDHEAD |
Wardhead
Wardhead
Wardhead |
John Clark Esq Tillyprony
Mr Henry Civil Engineer
Mr Forbes Coldhome |
070 |
A small farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse & offices close to the new Mansion house of Tillyprony. property of J. Clark Esq. Tillypronie |
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TILLYKIRRIE |
Tillykirrie
Tillykirrie
Tillykirrie |
Mr Harry Gauld occupier
Mr Thomson Glack
Mr Henry C.E. [Civil Engineer] Kinaldie |
070 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwelling house offices & garden, property J. Clark Esq. Tillypronie |
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LIDENTOUL |
Lidentoul
Lidentoul
Lidentoul |
Mr H Gauld
Mr Thomson
Mr Henry C.E. [Civil Engineer] |
070 |
A small croft with dwellinghouse offices & garden. property of J Clark Esq. Tillypronie |
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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 |
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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 |
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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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LITTLEJOHN'S HOWE |
Littlejohn's Howe
Littlejohn's Howe
Littlejohn's Howe
Little John's Howe |
Mr James Donaldson, Bogg,
Mr John Wilson, Tulloch.
Mr James McCombie Davoch
Estate Plan 1864 |
070 |
A small hollow or ravine, so called from a man of this name, it has recently been planted with fir trees |
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EASTER DAVOCH |
Easter Davock
Easter Davoch
Easter Davoch
Easter Davoch |
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Estate Plan
Mr James McCombie. Tenant.
Mr George Esson. Tenant. |
070 |
An ordinary farm house, so called with offices. yard. garden &c attached, the property of John Dugid Milne Esq Advocate Aberdeen |
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BURN OF OLDHALL |
Burn of Oldhall
Burn of Oldhall
Burn of Oldhall
Burn of Old Hall |
Mr James Donaldson
Mr George Esson
Mr James McCombie
Estate Plan |
070 |
A small stream known by this name, and flowing in a south-east direction from its source till its confluence with Allt-na-vackie, and from thence it is called the Burn of Claaik. |
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SCHOOL [Clashmarket] |
School. (Assembly).
School. (Assembly)
School. (Assembly) |
Mr Thomas Henderson. Schoolmaster
Mr William Thomson. Mill of Migvie
Mr Robert Dingwall Blackmill |
070 |
A neat modern building, consisting of Schoolroom, dwelling house outhouses with a garden &c attached, Sanctioned, and principally supported, by the Established Church. General. Assembly; Educational funds, and the Scholars fees. it is a mixed school. average attendants about 40. daily. There has been a School here for upwards of a hundred years. |
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STONE CIST FOUND HERE A.D. 1847 [Clashmarket] |
Stone Cist found here AD 1847
Stone Cist found here AD 1847
Stone Cist found here AD 1847 |
Mr Thomas Henderson.
Mr William Thomson.
Mr Robert Dingwall |
070 |
About 20 years ago. a Cist or stone Coffin was discovered here. and consisted of rough stones or flags. set on end. and covering the top, & was about. 2 feet long by 2 feet broad and 20 inches deep. and about 2 feet from the surface. Containing some human bones and ashes. |
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ERD HOUSE |
Erd House
Erd House
Erd House |
Mr Thomas Henderson
Mr William Thomson
Mr Robert Dingwall |
070 |
This is a fine specimen of an Erd house, or as the are commonly called Picts houses. It was discovered in 1862. and what had fallen into decay has been restored, a door put on the entrance. paling put round it and planted with trees on top, so that at present it has a fine and complete apperance. There was nothing found in it when opened out only ashes. |
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STONE CELT AND QUHORLES FOUND HERE A.D. 1852 [Clashmarket] |
Stone Celt & Quhorles found here (A.D. 1852) |
Mr Thomas Henderson
Mr William Thomson
Mr Robert Dingwall |
070 |
In 1852. a Stone Celt and a few Quhorles were found here. The entrance is from east. or SE. [South East] and inside two chambers. it is lined inside with rough boulder stones, and covered on the top with large flag stones |
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WHISTLEBARE HILLOCK |
Whistlebare Hillock
Whistlebare Hillock
Whistlebare Hillock |
Mr Thomas Henderson. Schoolmaster
Mr Robert Dingwall, Blackmill
Mr William Thomson Mill of Migvie |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence so called, from its exposed and bare appearance or situation it is well known by this name The summit has lately been planted with trees, |
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TULLOCH |
Tulloch
Tulloch
Tulloch
Tullich |
Mr John Wilson. Tenant.
Mr Robert Dingwall. Blackmill
Mr James McCombie. Davoch
Valuation Roll. 1859-60 |
070 |
An ordinary farm house, so called with offices, garden & attached the property of The Most Noble the Marquis of Huntly |
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WATERAIRN |
Waterairn
Waterairn
Waterairn
Waterernie |
Mr Charles Cameron. Tenant
Mr Colin Cameron
Mr John Wilson
Valuation Roll. |
070 |
Two ordinary farm houses or crofts, known by this name, with offices out-houses, gardens & attached the property of The Most Noble the Marquis of Huntly |
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MEIKLE TOM |
Meikle Tom
Meikle Tom
Meikle Tom
Muckle Tom of the Davoch |
Mr Charles Cameron
Mr John Wilson
Mr James McCombie
Estate Plan 1864 |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence known by this name recently planted with fir trees, |
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ROGIE STRIPE |
Rogie Stripe
Rogie Stripe
Rogie Stripe
Ruggie Stripe |
Estate Plan 1864
Mr Robert Ure, Melgum,
Mr William Farquharson Newtown
Mr James Donaldson Bogg |
070 |
A small stream, known by this name. flowing in a south-west direction from its source till it joins the Glasschill Burn |
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GLASSCHILL BURN |
Glasschill Burn Glasscial or Grayhill
Glasschill Burn Glasscial or Grayhill
Glasschill Burn
Glassil Burn |
Statistical Account Collections of the shires Towie
Mr William Farquharson
Mr James Donaldson
Estate Plan 1864 |
070 |
A considerable stream, known by this nam flowing in a south direction from the Dry Burn till its confluence with the Millhead Burn, boundary here, |
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TULLOCH BURN |
Tulloch Burn
Tulloch Burn
Tulloch Burn |
Mr James Donaldson
Mr William Farquharson
Mr John Wilson Tulloch |
070 |
A small stream so called from the farm house, near which it passes flowing in a south. by southwest direction from its source till it joins the Ellen's Burn near it confluence with the Burn of Corrie |
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[Note beside 'Glasschill Burn'] Glas. Grey: pale, wan (Gaelic) |
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BOG |
Bogg
Bogg
Bogg
Boig |
Valuation Roll. 1859-60
Estate Plan 1864
Mr James Donaldson. Tenant.
Mr Charles Anderson. Davoch |
070 |
An ordinary farm house, know by this name, with offices. yard, garden, & attached the property of John Dugid Milne Esqr. Advocate Aberdeen |
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LONGFOLD |
Longfold
Longfold
Longfold
Longfauld |
Estate Plan
Mr Peter McConnach. Tenant
Mr James Donaldson.
Valuation Roll. |
070 |
An ordinary farm house. so called with offices. garden & attached the property of J.D. Milne Esqr. |
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NEWTOWN |
Newtown
Newtown
Newtown of Melgum
Newton of Melgum |
Mr William Farquharson. Tenant
Mr James Donaldson.
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll. |
070 |
An ordinary farm house, so called, with offices. yard. garden & attached the property of J.D. Milne Esqr. |
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WINDS'EE |
Windse'e
Windse'e
Windse'e
Windzie |
Estate Plan 1864
Mr Charles Reid. Tenant
Mr Robert Ure. Melgum
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
070 |
An ordinary farm house, so called with offices, garden, & attached, the property of John Dugid Milne Esqr. Advocate Aberdeen |
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MELGUM |
Melgum
Melgum
Melgum |
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll
Mr Robert Ure. Tenant |
070 |
A good farm house, so called with offices, yard, garden, & attached - the property of J.D. Milne Esqr. |
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COT HILL |
Cot Hill
Cot Hill
Cot Hill
Colt Hill |
Mr Charles Reid
Mr Robert Ure.
Mr William Farquharson. Newtown
Estate Plan |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence, known by this name. deriving its name from some shepherds' huts or shiels which formerly stood here when it was in rough pasture it is now planted with fir trees, and sometimes erroniously called Colt Hill |
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[Note beside "Wind'see"] This is a very expressive name, as the farmsteading is much exposed to the wind. [Initialled] E.H.C. |
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CLAIS GARBH |
Claisgarbh
Claisgarbh
Claisgarbh |
Estate Map of property AD 1864
Mr James Anderson Badanseaneach
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach |
069 ; 070 |
A very Conspicuous and well known Ravine. The end of which is abt [about] ½ a mile W.N.W. [West North West] of Grodie Farm and leads for upwards of ½ a mile in a W.N.W. [West North West]. Also abt [about] ¼ of a mile south of Craigwalgon Farm the north end of which issues a Stream of Springs called after the name of the Ravine which morely signify The Rough Furrow or Hollow. |
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BELBO BURN |
Belbo Burn
Belbo Burn |
Mr Alexander Paterson, Loanhead
Mr C. Forbes, Boganrearie
Mr John Glenesk, Pitline |
070 |
A Small stream having its source about half a mile north west of the "Well of Belbo", and running in a Southerly direction for a short distance unites with the "Burn of Kinaldie", near to the public road leading to Boganrearie. |
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[Note beside 'Clais Garbh']
Garbh. Thick not slender, rough, of unequal surface &c,
Clais, A furrow, A gutter, A streak, stripe; a pit: a ditch
A hollow, A groove. (Gaelic) |
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GRODDIE |
Grodie
Grodie
Grodie
Groddie
Groddie
Groddie |
Mr Lewis Patterson Occupier
Mr James Milne Balgrennie
Mr Charles Forbes Boganrearie
Mr Ross
Mr Stewart
Charles Anderson |
070 |
A Farm consisting of a good dwelling house with Garden and good farm steading detached situated abt [about] ½ a M [mile] S.S.W. [South South West] of Balgrennie Farm, and at the South edge of a long stripe of Fir plantation also abt [about] 1½ M [mile] N.E. [North East] of the summit of Morven. |
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LADIES' WELL |
Ladies' Well
Ladies' Well
Ladies' Well |
Estate Map of property A.D. 1864
Mr Lewis Patterson Grodie
Mr Charles Forbes Boganrearie |
070 |
A spring which issues from under rocks and forms a stream which runs S.E. [South East] for a ¼ of a mile where it joins the Burn of Kinaldie. The name is pretty well known in the district and the origin of which seems not to be known |
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WELL OF BELBO |
Well of Belbo
Well of Belbo
Well of Belbo |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr James Milne Balgrennie
Mr Charles Forbes Boganrearie |
070 |
A pretty well known name of an old Croft the buildings of which have been removed except some ruins which may still be seen on the ground, the spring or well, it is said, also to be defaced by the bed of a strong stream called upon the Estate map Belbo Burn The name seems to be a corruption of the Gaelic word for the Cow's mouth or Cow's Gap &c. |
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TULA MUTTON |
Tullomutton
Tullomutton
Tullomutton |
Estate map of property
Mr Charles Forbes Boganrearie
Mr James Milne Balgrennie |
070 |
A conspicuous sloping ground of a tabular top upon which it is said stood a farm Steading bearing the name, and the place is still pretty well known by the name. situated a little south of where the Ladies' Well discharge its spring into the Burn of Kinaldie |
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[Note beside 'Tula Mutton']
Tula. Tulach, A hillock, (Gaelic)
There is no hillock at the place. [Initialled] JMcD
I can make nothing of this name. [Initialled] E.H.C. |
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CRAIG-NA-EOIN |
Craignaneon
Craignaneon
Craignaneon |
Mr James Anderson Birkenhill
Mr Lewis Patterson Grodie
Mr John Anderson Badanseaneach |
070 |
A well known name of a rocky feature of the slopping face of Craigwalgon mountain situated abt [about] 1/10 of a mile northward of Craigwalgon Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station "Craig-na-neon" The Birds' Craig &c |
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BURN OF KINALDIE |
Burn of Kinaldie
Burn of Kinaldie
Burn of Kinaldie |
Mr James Anderson Birkenhill
Mr Lewis Patterson Grodie
Mr James Milne Balgrennie |
070 |
Issues from under rocks abt [about] 1/10 of a mile E. [East] of Craignaneon and runs ½ a mile in a S.E. [South East] direction where it receive other springs and supplies the Dam of Balgrennie Farm whence it follows a parish road Eastward for ½ a mile and hence Southward for another half a mile where it discharges itself into the parish Boundary stream called the Burn of Grodie partially upon the property of Dr [Doctor] Robertson &c. |
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BALGRENNIE |
Balgrennie
Balgrennie
Balgrennie |
Mr James Milne occupier
Mr Lewis Patterson Grodie
Mr Francis Henry Kinaldie |
070 |
Indicates the name of a Farm consisting of new premises viz a good dwelling house and garden, with large farm offices detached situated a little less than ½ a mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Grodie Farm. |
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[Note beside 'Craig-na-Eoin']
Innean An anvil; a rock or hill. Gaelic.
Creag nan Eun
Eoin A bird. |
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PITLINE |
Pitline
Pitline
Pitline |
Mr John Glenesk occupier
Mr Alexander Patterson Loanhead
Mr Charles Forbes Boganrearie |
070 |
a large farm Consisting of a good dwelling house with Garden and large farm offices, detached, situated at the East edge of Pitlinie Hill plantation, also a little less than ½ a mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Coldstone manse |
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PITLINE HILL |
Pitline Hill
Pitline Hill
Pitline Hill |
Mr John Glenesk Pitline Farm
Mr Alexander Patterson Loanhead
Mr James Thomson Upper Broadford |
070 |
a conspicuous head or promontory under a Fir plantation and situated abt [about] 1/10 of a mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Coldstone manse. |
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KIRK HILL |
Kirk Hill
Kirk Hill
Kirk Hill |
Mr John Glenesk Pitline Farm
Mr Alexander Patterson Loanhead
Mr James Thomson Upper Broadford |
070 |
a well known name of a Conspicuous Knoll under plantation adjoining the north wall of Coldstone Grave yard. It appears to have recd [received] the name when the Kirk stood in the Grave yard a little below. |
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BOGANREARIE |
Boganrearie
Boganrearie
Boganrearie |
Mr Charles Forbes Occupier
Mr Lewis Patterson Grodie
Mr Alexander Patterson W. [Wester] Loanhead |
070 |
A small Farm consisting of a good dwelling house with office house detached, situated abt [about] ½ a mile N.W. [North West] of Coldstone also abt [about] 14. chains N.W. [North West] of W. [Wester] Loanhead |
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WESTER LOANHEAD |
Wester Loanhead
Wester Loanhead
Wester Loanhead |
Mr Charles Forbes Boganrearie
Mr Alexander Patterson Loanhead
Mr Lewis Patterson Grodie |
070 |
Consisting of three dwellings &c, and a garden detached formerly a small Farm, and is now occupied by Labourers and situated abt [about] 14. chains N.W. [North West] of Loanhead Farm |
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LOANHEAD |
Loanhead
Loanhead
Loanhead |
Mr Alexander Patterson occupier
Mr Charles Forbes Boganrearie
Mr Lewis Patterson Grodie |
070 |
A Farm Consisting of a good dwelling house with good office houses and a garden detached situated abt [about] 1/10 of a mile N.W. [North West] of Coldstone manse |
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COLDSTONE |
Coldstone
Coldstone
Coldstone |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Davidson Occupier
Mr John Glenesk Pitlinie
Mr Alexander Patterson Loanhead |
070 |
A large Farm at present attached to the manse of Coldstone and situated a few yards S.W. [South West] of Coldstone Grave Yard. |
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MANSE [Coldstone] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Davidson Occupier
Mr John Glenesk Pitlinie
Mr Alexander Patterson Loanhead |
070 |
A handsome and newly built house with large Farm offices and garden detached, built upon the site of the old parish Glebe The present Incumbent could not supply me with much information about the past history of the place. |
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Site of CHURCH [Coldstone] |
Site of Church
Site of Church
Site of Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Davidson Coldstone
Mr John Glenesk Pitlinie
Mr Alexander Patterson Loanhead |
070 |
The parish church of Coldstone, it is said, to have stood a little north of the centre of Coldstone Grave yard, and is said to have been removed abt [about] the latter end of the 17th Century or about the time the parish was united to Logie no vestige of the foundation however can be seen The grave yard seems to be rather ancient Having had neither the valuation roll of the names of Farms nor Extracts from the Statistics to assist in the parish of Logie Coldstone. |
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The Patron Saint's name of this Church cannot be discovered at all.
[Signed] E.H. Courtney. Cap. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] |
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UPPER BROADFORD |
Upper Broadford
Upper Broadford
Upper Broadford |
Mr John Glenesk Pitlinie
Mr James Thomson Occupier
Mr James Brown Park |
070 |
A small Farm consisting of a dwelling house and Farm office houses with Garden detached, situated a few yards West of the Burn of Migvie, also abt [about] ½ a mile N.E. [North East] of Coldstone |
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BROADFORD |
Broadford
Broadford
Broadford |
Mr John Glenesk Pitlinie
Mr James Thomson U. [Upper] Broadford
Mr James Brown Park |
070 |
A small Farm situated on the west bank of the Burn of Migvie, also west of a district of Small Farms Called Kynoch 1/10 of a mile S. [South] of Upper Broadford, and Consists of a dwelling house with outhouses and Garden. |
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KYNOCH HILL |
Kynoch Hill
Kynoch Hill
Kynoch Hill |
Mr John Glenesk Pitlinie
Mr James Thomson U. [Upper] Broadford
Mr James Brown Park |
070 |
a conspicuous promontory under Fir plantation and situated at the north portion of a district called Kynoch Abt [About] 16. chains N.E. [North East] of Broadford and is well known by the name |
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HOWE OF KYNOCH |
Howe of Kynoch
Howe of Kynoch
Howe of Kynoch |
Mr James Gordon Kynoch
Mr James Thomson Upper Broadford
Mr James Smith Kynoch |
070 |
a conspicuous deep ravine on the Burn of Migvie Bounded on the South by Likeleys Hill plantation on the north by a district called Kynoch and on the west by a road which leads N.E. [North East] from said plantation |
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LIKELEYS HILL |
Likeleys Hill
Likeleys Hill
Likeleys Hill |
Estate map of property A.D. 1864
Mr John Smith Woodside
Mr James Brown Park
Mr William Anderson Crossroads |
070 |
a conspicuous hill which supplies the name to a large Fir plantation which is situated a little N.E. [North East] of Tomachar. Bounded on the South East by Cairnmore Farm and on the North East by the Parish boundary called the Burn of Migvie and also on the East by another large plantation called white Hill. |
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CAIRNMORE |
Cairnmore
Cairnmore
Cairnmore |
Mr John Kynoch Occupier
Mr John Smith Woodside
Mr William Anderson Crossroads |
070 |
A concise little Farm consisting of a good dwelling house with garden and good office houses detached. Situated at the South Edge of Likeleys Hill plantation also a little W. [West] of Collurdon Farm |
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COLLURDON |
Collurdon
Collurdon
Collurdon |
Mr John Stewart Occupier
Mr John Kynoch Cairnmore
Mr John Smith Woodside |
070 |
Indicates the name of a Farm comprising a good dwelling house with good Farm offices and Garden. situated at the West edge of White Hill Plantation 24. chains Eastward of Cairnmore and abt [about] 25. chains south of the Howe of Kynoch. |
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BURN OF MOSSTOWN |
Burn of Mosstown |
Vide documents of common Parish |
070 |
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CROSSROADS |
Crossroads
Crossroads
Crossroads |
Mr William Anderson Occupier
Mr John Smith Woodside
Mr James Brown Park |
070 |
Comprising of two dwellings with a garden attached, situated abt [about] ¼ of a mile South of Coldstone and at the crossing of public Roads near the N.W. [North West] [corner] of Likeleys Hill plantation. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Mr John Smith occupier
Mr James Brown Park
Mr William Anderson Crossroads |
070 |
Indicates the name of a small Farm consisting of a dwelling house with out houses and Garden Situated abt [about] 6. chains N.E. [North East] of Crossroads abt [about] 7. chains Eastward of the N.W. [North West] [corner] of Likeleys Hill plantation Including also a dwelling house and garden a few yards N.E. [North East] of said [corner] of plantation. |
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TOM A' CHAR |
Tom a char
Tom a char
Tom a char |
Mr John Smith Woodside
Mr William Anderson Crossroads
Mr James Brown Park |
070 |
Name of a conspicuous heathy hill situated abt [about] 26. chains S.S.W. [South South West] of N.W. [North West] [corner] of Likeleys Hill plantation |
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Tom. A hill or mountain.
Tom a' Chathair Knoll of the mossy ground. If there is moss near it, [Initialled] JMcD |
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KYNOCH |
Kynoch
Kynoch
Kynoch |
Mr James Gordon Occupier
Mr James Smith Occupier
Mr James Thomson U: [Upper] Broadford |
070 |
Name of a little district bordering the East of the burn of Migvie Extending nearly ½ a mile in length and upwards of ¼ of a mile in breadth situated immedy [immediately] E. [East] of Broadford and bounded on the south by a deep ravine called the Howe of Kynoch or the Burn of Migvie. The South of which is a large plantation Called Likeleys Hill Comprising 7. small Farms or crofts and a shop. The property of Dr [Doctor] Robertson one of Her Majesty's Balmoral Doctors. |
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KINALDIE |
Kinaldie
Kinaldie
Kinaldie |
Mr James Henry Occupier
Mr James Gordon Farmer Kynoch
Mr James Thomson Upper Broadford |
070 |
A handsome large Farm of newly built premises comprising of a spacious dwelling house with Garden and also large Farm offices detached situated a little north of the parish boundary called the Burn of Grodie, and abt [about] ½ a mile W.S.W. [West South West] of Coldstone. |
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PARKS |
Parks
Parks
Parks |
Mr James Brown Occupier
Mr James Henry Kinaldie
Mr James Thomson U: [Upper] Broadford |
070 |
A large farm consisting of a good dwelling house with a garden and large Office house, detached, situated abt [about] 1/10 of a mile W.S.W. [West South West] of Coldstone. And is a well known name. |
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Parish of Logie Coldstone & Migvie Det. [Detached] |
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HOPEWELL |
Hopewell
Hopewell
Hopewell |
Valuation Roll
1859-60
Mr Ross. Factor. Tarland.
Mr William Clark. Tenant |
070 |
An ordinary farm house. so called, with offices, yard, garden &c. attached the property of Dr [Doctor] Robertson. |
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MAINS OF HOPEWELL [1895] |
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By Order of the D.G. [Director General] 12.08.95 [12 Aug 1895] |
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WESTER MIGVIE |
Wester Migvie
Wester Migvie
Westertown
Westertown
Migvie |
Mr Ross. Factor
Mr John Anderson. Bottomend.
Mr William Bremner. Late Tenant.
Mr William Clark.
Valuation Roll. |
070 |
An ordinary farm house. so. called, but. frequently called Westertown, with offices & attached in the occupation of the proprietor Dr [Doctor] Robertson. |
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HOPEWELL |
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BOTTOMEND |
Bottomend
Bottomend
Bottomend |
Valuation Roll.
Mr Ross.
Mr John Anderson Tenant. |
070 |
An ordinary farm house, so called, with offices, & attached. the property of Dr [Doctor] Robertson. about 20 years ago, when the present offices about to be erected, there stood here three or four large upright stones supposed to have been part of a Druidical Temple or Stone Circle, also in excavating for the foundation of these buildings, some human bones were found, and ashes, or calcined clay but not within an Urn or Cist. |
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Supposed Site of STONE CIRCLE [Bottomend] |
Supposed site of Stone Circle |
Valuation Roll.
Mr Ross.
Mr John Anderson Tenant. |
070 |
An ordinary farm house, so called, with offices, & attached, the property of Dr [Doctor] Robertson. about 20 years ago, when the present offices about to be erected, there stood here three or four large upright stones supposed to have been part of a Druidsical Temple or Stone Circle, also in excavating for the foundation of these buildings, some human bones were found, and ashes or calcined clay but not within an Urn or Cist. |
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MILL OF MIGVIE (Corn) |
Mill of Migvie (Corn)
Mill of Migvie (Corn)
Mill of Migvie (Corn)
Mill of Migvie (Corn) |
Mr William Thomson. Tenant.
Mr Thomas Henderson Schoolmaster
Mr Robert Dingwall. Blackmill
Valuation Roll |
070 |
A good corn mill, with Kiln, and the necessary machinery; which is driven by waterpower, also, a good dwelling house, farm steading, garden &c attached the property of Dr [Doctor] Robertson |
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MEADOWLEA |
Meadowlea
Meadowlea
Meadowlea
Meadow |
Mr William Thomson
Mr Thomas Henderson
Mr Robert Dingwall
Valuation Roll. |
070 |
A good farm now in course of erection with offices &c attached, the old steading of this name has been demolished and this one erected in its stead, but in a more conveniant situation than the old one. |
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CLASHMARKET |
Clashmarket
Clashmarket
Clashmarket |
Mr William Thomson
Mr Thomas Henderson
Mr Robert Dingwall |
070 |
This name more properly applies to the hollow at the cross roads, than to the houses there, although at present when spoken of, it is understood to refer to the houses It is supposed that a Market was formerly held in this lollow [hollow] but no authentic information can now be obtained, locally, as to its charter (if any) or what time it existed |
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BRANKHOLM COTTAGE |
Brankholm Cottage
Brankholm Cottage
Brankholm Cottage
Brancom. |
Estate Plan 1864
Mr William Bremner, Tenant.
Mr John Anderson. Bottomend
Valuation Roll. 1859-60. |
070 |
A neat cottage so called, with out-houses. garden &c. attached, also a few acres of land. the property of John Dugid Milne Esqr. Advocate Aberdeen |
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BAREHILLOCK |
Barehillock
Barehillock
Barehillock |
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll
Mr John Esson. Tenant. |
070 |
A small ordinary farm house, so called, from its former bare situation, with out-houses, garden &c. attached. the property of J.D. Milne Esqr |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll
Mr John Laing. Tenant. |
070 |
An ordinary dwelling house or Croft so called, with outhouses &c attached the property of J.D. Milne Esqr |
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KNOCKIE HILL |
Knockie Hill
Knockie Hill
Knockie Hill |
Estate Plan 1864
Mr Robert Ure. Melgum
Mr John Anderson. Bottomend |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence well known by this name, now planted with fir trees, but still retains the name |
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GALLOWS HILL |
Gallows Hill
Gallows Hill
Gallows Hill |
Estate Plan
Mr Robert Ure
Mr John Anderson |
070 |
A conspicuous eminence so called from being believed to have been a place of execution. and where a Gallows was placed. it is now planted with fir trees, and still retains the name. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Valuation Roll. 1859-60
Mr John Anderson
Mr William Mackie Newseat |
070 |
An ordinary Cottage, garden. &c. in a very dilapidated state. formerly a croft and is well known by this name. |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
Valuation Roll. 1859-60
Mr John Clark Tenant.
Mr John Anderson. Bottomend |
070 |
This name applies to three Cottages or Crofts. with outhouses, gardens, &c attached. Situated at the base of the hill from which they are named. the property of Colonel John Farquharson of Corrachree. |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill
White Hill |
Colonel J. Farquharson Corrachree.
Mr John Anderson
Mr John Clark. |
070 |
A very conspicuous eminence well known by this name. although now covered with nearly full grown trees it still retains the name. |
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HOWE BURN |
Howe Burn
Howe Burn
Howe Burn |
Mr John Anderson
Mr John Clark.
Mr William Mackie Newseat. |
070 |
A considerable stream, so called from the hollow or ravine in which it flows. and at its confluence with the Burn of Blackmill, forms the Tarland Burn |
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SPAWELL |
Spawell
Spawell
Spawell |
Mr George Ogg. Tenant.
Mr William Mackie Newseat
Mr John Anderson Bottomend |
070 |
An ordinary Cottage or Croft with outhouses. garden &c attached So Called from a good spring well. adjacent which slightly impregnated with iron. |
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CLAYFOLD |
Clayfold |
Mr George Ogg.
Mr William Mackie
Mr John Anderson |
070 |
An ordinary Cottage. with a garden &c. formerly a croft. Known by this name |
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BROOMBRAE |
Broombrae
Broombrae
Broombrae
Backside |
Colonel Farquharson (Corrachree)
Mr Charles McConnach Tenant
Mr John Anderson
Valuation Roll. |
070 |
An ordinary farm house. with offices. garden &c attached. formerly Called Backside, but lately changed to Broombrae by the proprietor Colonel J. Farquharson of Corrachree. |
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MILL OF CORRACHREE (Corn) |
Mill of Corrachree (Corn)
Mill of Corrachree (Corn)
Mill of Corrachree (Corn)
Croft of Mill |
Colonel Farquharson
Mr George Clark. Tenant
Mr John Anderson. Bottomend
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
070 |
An ordinary corn mill. Kiln &c with the necessary machinery, which is driven by water power, also dwelling house outhouses, garden &c attached and a few acres of land. the property of Colonel Farquharson of Corrachree |
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HAUGHTON |
Haughton
Haughton
Haughton |
Estate Plan 1864
Valuation Roll
Mr James Christie, Tenant |
070 |
An ordinary Cottage or Croft so called. with outhouses, garden &c attached the property of John Dugid Milne Esqr. Advocate Aberdeen |
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STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) [North Hillside] |
Stone Circle No [Number] 1 (Remains of)
Stone Circle No [Number] 1 (Remains of)
Stone Circle No [Number] 1 (Remains of) |
Colonel Farquharson
Mr John Anderson
Mr George Clark |
070 |
A rough undressed stone, standing upright. about. 5 feet high 20 inches thick by 2 feet broad. believed to have been a part of a Druidical Temple or stone Circle |
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NORTH HILLSIDE |
North Hillside
North Hillside
North Hillside |
Valuation Roll 1859-60
Mr David Elrick. Tenant
Mr John Anderson. Bottomend |
070 |
An ordinary farm house so called with offices, garden &c attached the property of Colonel Farquharson of Corrachree |
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BRANKHOLM |
Brankholm
Brankholm
Brankholm
Brancom |
Estate Plan 1864
Mr Robert Smith, Tenant.
Mr John Anderson
Valuation Roll |
070 |
An ordinary farm house so called with offices, garden &c attached, the property of John Dugid Milne Esqr. Advocate Aberdeen |
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NEWSEAT |
Newseat
Newseat
Newseat |
Mr William Mackie. Tenant.
Mr John Anderson
Mr Robert Smith |
070 |
An ordinary Cottage or Croft, so Called with outhouses, garden &c attached the property of Colonel Farquharson |
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BURN OF CLAAICK |
Burn of Claack
Burn of Claack
Burn of Clack
Burn of Clack |
Estate Plan 1864
Mr Robert Ure. Melgum
Mr John Esson. Millhead
Mr Charles Reid. Windse'e |
070 |
A small stream, so called, formed by the junction of Alltnavackie and Burn of Oldhall, and flows in Southeast direction till its confluence with the Millhead Burn |
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STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) [Waulkmill] |
Stone Circle No [Number] 3 (Remains of)
Stone Circle No [Number] 3 (Remains of)
Stone Circle No [Number] 3 (Remains of) |
Mr John Esson
Mr Charles Reid
Mr Robert Ure. |
070 |
A rough undressed stone, standing on end about 4 f [feet] 6 in [inches] high, 2 feet broad by 15. inches thick, believed to be part of a Druidical Temple or stone circle |
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MILLHEAD BURN |
Millhead Burn |
Mr John Esson
Mr Charles Reid
Mr Robert Ure. |
070 |
A rivulet bearing this name from near Newtown and flowing in a southerly direction, forming the Parish boundary to its confluence with Tarland Burn in Close proximity to Waulkmill. |
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MOUNTHOOLY BRIDGE |
Mounthooly Bridge |
Mr John Esson
Mr Charles Reid
Mr Robert Ure. |
070 |
A small structure across Millhead Burn, situated a little north from Waulkmill. |
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Claaick. Clawick. The state of having all the corns on a farm reaped but not inned, Aberdeen. Banff. The autumnal feast, or Harvest Home, Aberd. [Aberdeen]; Synon. Maiden. when the harvest is nearly finished, it is called the Maiden Claaick; when late, the Carlin Claaick, (Jamieson) |
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TARLAND BURN |
Tarland Burn
Tarland Burn
Tarland Burn |
Mr John Anderson, Bottomend
Mr Robert Smith, Brankholm
Mr Robert Esson Waulkmill |
070 |
A considerable stream so called formed by the junction of the Howe Burn, and the Burn of Blackmill flowing in a southeast direction and receiving the Glasschill Burn and other tributaries in its course It passes the Village of Tarland |
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MILLHEAD |
Millhead
Millhead
Millhead
Hillhead |
Estate Plan 1864
Mr John Esson, Tenant.
Mr Robert Smith
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
070 |
An ordinary farm house, so Called with offices, garden & attached, the property of John Dugid Milne Esqr. Advocate Aberdeen |
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NEW HOUSE |
New House
New House
New House |
Mr John Esson
Mr Robert Smith
Mr John Anderson |
070 |
An ordinary Cottage with outhouses garden & attached. Known by this name, belonging to the farm of Millhead. |
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ST MARGARETS |
St Margaret's
St Margaret's
St Margaret's
St Margaret |
Colonel Farquharson, Corrachree
Mr John Gauld. Tenant.
Mr John Anderson, Bottomend
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
070 |
An ordinary farm house with offices garden &c attached, formerly called Nethertown, but lately changed to St Margaret's, by the proprietor Colonel J. Farquharson whose wife is named. Margaret. hence the house is so named. |
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WAULKMILL |
Waulkmill
Waulkmill
Waulkmill
Walkmill |
Valuation Roll
Mr Robert Esson. Tenant
Mr John Anderson
Estate Plan 1864 |
070 |
An ordinary farm house with offices garden & attached, so called from formerly being Waulk-Mill. the property of John Dugid Milne Esqr. Advocate Aberdeen |
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STONE CIRCLES (Remains of) [Gallows Hill] |
Stone Circles No [Number] 2
Stone Circles No [Number] 2
Stone Circles No [Number] 2 |
Mr Robert Esson
Mr John Anderson
Mr John Gauld. |
070 |
Three circles formed by large boulder stones, but a quantity of the stones has been removed, yet the circles is quite visible, It is a mere conjecture what these may have been, whether encampments, or used in connection, and part of the surrounding Druidical Temples or stone Circles. The Gallows or Gallow-Hill rises immediately above these circles |
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OLD GRODDIE |
Old Groddie
Old Groddie
Old Groddie
Old Groddie |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Stuart F.C. [Free Church] Logie Coldstone. Tarland.
Mr Ross, Earl of Aberdeen's factor, Tarland.
Mr Charles Anderson, Old Groddie.
Old Groddie is thus spelled on a plan in the possession of Mr Ross. |
081 |
This name is applied to three dwelling houses and a few office houses, all thatched and in middling condition. Property of The Marquis of Huntley. |
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GRODDIE BURN |
Groddie Burn
Groddie Burn
Groddie Burn |
Mr Ross
Mr Stuart
Charles Anderson. |
081 |
A considerable sized stream which rises on the eastern face of Morven Hill, and flows eastward, dividing the parishes of Glenmuick & Logie-coldstone throughout its course, till it empties itself into the Burn of Kinaldy. |
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MILL OF NEWTON (Corn & Barley) |
Mill of Newton
Mill of Newton
Mill of Newton
Mill of Newton |
Mr Robertson Tenant
Mr Ross
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie
County Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860 |
081 |
A Water mill two storeys high, slated, and in good repair. It only grinds corn and Barley. On the property of the Marquis of Huntly |
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SCHOOL [nr Mill of Newton] |
School (Ph) [Parish]
School (Ph) [Parish]
School (Ph) [Parish] |
Mr Ross
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie
Mr J.G. Meikie Master |
081 |
A large, neat, and recently erected dwelling house, two storeys high, with school, and offices attached in good repair The ordinary rudiments of education are taught Average number of scholars 95 |
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CHURCH [Newkirk] |
church (Ph) [Parish]
church (Ph) [Parish]
church (Ph) [Parish] |
Mr Ross
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie
Mr J.G. Meikie schoolmaster |
081 |
A large square building situated a short distance to the East of the school house. It is seated to contain 400. It is slated, and in middling repair |
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WESTER TOMACHAR |
Wester Tomachar
Wester Tomachar
Wester Tomachar
Wester Tomachar |
Charles McConnach Tenant
Mr Ross Factor Tarland
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie, Ballistrade Logie Colston,
Mr J.G. Meikie schoolmaster |
081 |
A dwelling house, one storey high, with byres etc, and smithy attached; thatched and in good repair The property of the Marquis of Huntly |
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TOMACHAR |
Tomachar
Tomachar
Tomachar
Tomachar
Tomachar |
John Williams, Tenant
Mr Ross Factor
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie
Mr J. G. Meikie schoolmaster
New Statistical Account |
081 |
A Crofter's house, one storey high, with outhouses attached thatched, and in fair repair On the Marquis of Huntly's Estate |
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NETHER TOMACHAR |
Nether Tomachar
Nether Tomachar
Nether Tomachar
Nether Tomachar |
Joseph Morrison Tenant
Mr Ross
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie
Mr J.G Meikie schoolmaster |
081 |
A small house one storey high, with outhouses etc thatched, and in good repair The property of the Marquis of Huntly |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton |
John Robertson Tenant
Mr Ross
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
County Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Mr J.G. Meikie schoolmaster |
081 |
A farm house two storeys high, with stabling, byres etc. The former is slated, the latter thatched, and in good repair. The property of the Marquis of Huntly |
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NEWKIRK |
Newkirk
Newkirk
Newkirk
Newkirk
Newkirk |
Donald Stewart Tenant
Mr Ross, Factor, Tarland
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie.
County Val. [Valuation] Roll 1861
J. G. Meikie schoolmaster |
081 |
Several dwellings one storey high; also several offices; part of the former are slated and the latter partly thatched On the property of Sir Alexander Anderson, Provost of Aberdeen. |
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TOMULLACHIE |
Tomillachie
Tamullachie
Tomullachie
Tomullachie
Tomulllachie
Tomullachie
Tomullachie |
Rent Receipt
Rent Receipt
Rent Receipt June 1864
Mr Ross
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie
James Stewart Tenant
J.G. Meikie schoolmaster |
081 |
A dwelling house one storey high, with offices attached; the former slated the latter thatched. The whole in good repair
Sir A. Anderson, proprietor |
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MOSSTON |
Mosston
Mosston
Mosston
Mosston
Mosston |
John Innes Tenant
Mr Ross Factor
Mr J. Wattie
Estate Plan 1860
J. G. Meikie Schoolmaster |
081 |
A farm house two storys high, with offices attached slated, and in excellent repair, On the property of Sir A. Anderson |
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POLDHU WELLS (Chalybeate) |
Poldhu Wells
Poldhu Wells
Poldhu Wells
Poldow
Poldow |
Andrew Ross Esqr Factor Tarland
J. G. Meikie schoolmaster Logie Coldston
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie, Bellistrade Logie Coldston
Estate Plan, 1861
Old Statistical Account |
081 |
This name applies to two chalybeate spring wells, situated at the North side of the approach leading to Blelack House, They are said to be superior to the Wells of Pannich, but on account of being on private property, are not much frequented. It is an anglicized gaelic name, which means "black pool" |
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BLELACK HOUSE |
Blelack House
Blelack House
Blelack House
Blelack House
Blelack |
Estate Plan 1861
Mr Ross, Factor
Mr J. G. Meikie
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie
New Statistical Account |
081 |
A large mansion house two storeys high, late the property of Sir J. Forbes; but which was lately purchased by Sir A. Anderson Provost of Aberdeen. It is slated and in good repair The offices are detached a short distance to the East of the House, and are also slated, and in good repair |
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Aberdeenshire Logie Coldstone Ph [Parish] |
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PICTS HOWE |
Pict's Howe
Pict's Howe
Pict's Howe
Pict's Howe |
Mr Ross Factor, Tarland
Mr J.G Meikie, schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie Bellistrade
New Statistical Account |
081 |
A small hollow, in a stripe of fir plantation, at the side of an old road, situated about a quarter of a mile N.E. [North East] of Logie Coldston parish church. It is said to have been the residence of some of the Picts, but no remains are to be found which would lead to the supposition of it ever having been inhabited by the people from which the name is derived, excepting the fact of the ground being hollow underneath. |
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Remains of Supposed CAMP [Upper Ruthven] |
Camp (Remains of supposed to be Pictish) |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Mr P. Tawse
Mr H. Smith |
081 |
This is supposed to have been a Camp, of some kind or other, from the ditch which surrounds it, bearing a striking resemblance to those usually seen around ancient fortifications. Considerable doubts exist, however, among authorities, with reference to its origin, and some of them are inclined to doubt, whether it ever was a camp; seeing that nothing but the ditch, part of which is defaced, would lead to the supposition. It has however, been inserted on traces on the evidence of the Revd [Reverend] Mr Wattie, who is considered a good Authority on such matters, and I would feel inclined, judging from its situation and appearance, to coincide with him in his supposition: But as nothing is known with regard to it further than the resemblance which the defaced ditch bears to similar objects to be met with around Ancient fortifications, it would perhaps be better to cancel it altogether on account of the differences which exist regarding its origin among Authorities. [Initialled] [].P. |
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FERNYHOWE |
Fernyhowe
Fernyhowe
Fernyhowe
Fernyhowe
Fernyhowe |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie Bellastrade, Tarland
Mr J. Anderson (Tenant)
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Tarland
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1860
J.G. Meikie Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster Logie Coldstone |
081 |
This name is applied to two small farmhouses. situated close to each other, (Separate holdings). They are each one story, and offices one, all thatched & in pretty good repair. The property of Ld [Lord] Aberdeen, |
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GREYSTONE |
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone
Graystone
Graystone |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace]
Revd [Reverend] H. McConach (Tenant)
J.G. Meikie
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1860
Estate Plan 1861 |
081 |
A first class farmsteading. being lately built. dwelling ho [house] 2 story's, and an excellent court of offices one story; all slated & in first rate repair. The property of Sir A. Anderson. Provost Aberdeen. |
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PARKNEUK |
Parkneuk
Parkneuk
Parkneuk
Parkneuk
Parkneuk
Parkneuk |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace]
Mr Charles Anderson. (Tenant)
Mr J. Forbes. Corblelack, Tarland
Estate Plan. 1861
J.G. Meikie |
081 |
A small dwelling house, one story. slated & in good repair, occupied by Mr Charles Anderson. The property of Sir A. Anderson. Provost of Aberdeen. |
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CORBLELACK |
Corblelack
Corblelack
Corblelack
Corblelack
Curblelack |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace]
Mr J. Forbes (Tenant)
J.G. Meikie
Valn [Valuation] Roll. 1860 |
081 |
An excellent farmsteading dwelling house. 2 storys. with a set of good offices one story all lately erected, slated & in good repair. The property of Sir A. Anderson, Provost. Aberdeen. |
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EASTER CORBLELACK |
Easter Corblelack
Easter Corblelack
Easter Corblelack
Easter Corblelack |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace]
Mr W. Duguid (Tenant)
J.G. Meikie |
081 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house one story. high. offices one, all thatched, occupied by Mr W. Duguid The property of Sir A. Anderson. Provost. Aberdeen. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace]
Mr A. McRae (Tenant)
J.G. Meikie |
081 |
A small dwelling house one story thatched and in bad repair. Occupied by Mr A. McRae. The property of Colonel Farquharson of Corrachree. |
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CROFT OF BURNSIDE |
Croft of Burnside
Croft of Burnside
Croft of Burnside
Croft of Burnside
Croft of Burnside |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace]
Mr James Clarke (Tenant)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1860
J.G. Meikie |
081 |
A small dwelling house one story, thatched, with a joiners shop adjoining all in good repair. The property of Colonel Farquharson, Corrachree. |
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WOODSIDE OF LEYS |
Woodside of Leys
Woodside of Leys
Woodside of Leys
Woodside of Leys |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace]
Mr J. Thomson. (Tenant)
J.G. Meikie |
081 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house one story, offices one story, all thatched & in good repair. Occupied by Mr J. Thompson. The property of Lord Aberdeen. |
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LOGIEMAR HOUSE |
Logiemar House
Logiemar House
Corrachree
Corrachree
Corrachree
Corrachree
Corrichree |
Lieut. [Lieutenant] Col. [Colonel] Farquharson, Proprietor
Proprietor's Cards &c
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Valn [Valuation] Roll. 1860
Mr P. Tawse St Johns Well. Tarland
J.G. Meikie
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace] |
081 |
A large plainly built Mansion house, 3 storys high. There is an excellent home farm, near to the house, which is now in the proprietor's hands. The grounds are tastefully laid out. There is an excellent garden near to the Mansion house. The property & residence of Colonel Farquharson. |
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WESTER BRAEHEAD |
Wester Braehead
Wester Braehead
Wester Braehead
Wester Braehead
Wester Braehead |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross
Mr H. Smith (Tenant)
Estate Plan (1861)
J.G. Meikie |
081 |
A long farmhouse one story, offices & dwelling ho. [house] all in one range; thatched and in bad repair. Occupied by Mr Henry Smith. The property of: Colonel Farquharson, Corrachree, Tarland. |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross
Mr Ferris (Tenant)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1860
Estate Plan 1861
J.G. Meikie |
081 |
A large farmsteading lately rebuilt. dwelling ho. [house] 2 storys, offices one story. all slated, in first rate repair. Occupied by Mr Ferris. The property of Colonel Farquharson, Corrachree, Tarland. |
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ST JOHNSWELL |
St John's Well
St John's Well
St John's Well
St John's Well
St Johnswell |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
A. Ross
Mr Peter Tawse (Tenant)
J.G. Meikie
Lieut. [Lieutenant] Col. [Colonel] Farquharson, Proprietor. |
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A good farmsteading dwelling house one story offices one. all slated, in good repair. Occupied by Mr P. Tawse. The property of Colonel Farquharson, Corrachree. |
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KNOCKARGETY WOOD |
Knockargety Wood
Knockargety Wood
Knockargety Wood
Knockargety Wood |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Andrew Ross, Esqr, Factor
Mr J.G. Meikie
Mr P. Tawse |
081 |
An extensive fir plantation situate on conspicuous elevated ground near the south eastern corner of the parish. On the Estate of the Earl of Aberdeen |
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STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) [Braehead] |
Stone Circle
Stone Circle
Stone Circle
Stone Circle |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Andrew Ross Esqr
Mr J.G. Meikie
Mr P. Tawse |
081 |
This name applies to what is supposed to have been a Druidical Temple situate on the farm of Braehead. The remains consist of four upright stones of about 3 feet in height, which with several smaller ones make the circle easily distinguished. |
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Aberdeenshire Ph [Parish] of Logie Coldstone
Cromar For authorities and description of, see Name Book of Tarland Parish
The names of 4 Mars have become obselate
Viz Mar, Braemar, Cromar and Midmar
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TOBERAIRY WELL |
Toberairy Well
Toberairy Well
Toberairy Well |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Revd [Reverend] J. Watson
Revd [Reverend] G. Davidson |
081 |
A fine spring well, situate in a field a short distance north west of the farm of Bellastrade, celebrated for the purity of its water. On the property of the Earl of Aberdeen. |
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GALTON |
Galtown
Galton
Galton
Galton |
Rent Receipt
Andrew Ross Esqr Factor Tarland
John Farquharson, Tenant
Mr J.G Meikie schoolmaster Logie Coldston. |
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A farm house, one Storey high with offices attached, thatched, and, in good repair. The name also applies to a grocer's shop, and small dwelling house, one storey, thatched, and, in good repair The whole on the property of the Earl of Aberdeen |
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ELLENBURN |
Ellenburn
Ellenburn
Ellenburn
Ellenburn |
Isabella Farquharson Tenant
James Stewart Allogie
Mr Ross
Mr J.G Meikie |
081 |
A small cottage one Storey high with byres etc attached, thatched, and in middling repair. The Marquis of Huntly proprietor |
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ALLALOGIE |
Allalogie
Allalogie
Allalogie
Allalogie
Allalogie |
Rent Receipt
James Stewart Tenant
Andrew Ross Esqr Factor, Tarland
Estate Plan 1861
Mr J.G Meikie |
081 |
A crofter's house with offices attached, one storey high thatched and in middling repair The property of the Marquis of Huntly |
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BROOMHILL |
Broomhill
Broomhill
Broomhill
Broomhill |
Rent Receipt
John Meile Tenant
Val: [Valuation] Roll 1859 & 60
Mr J.G Meikie schoolmaster Logie Coldstone |
081 |
A farm house, one storey high, with offices attached, thatched, and only in middling repair. The Earl of Aberdeen, proprietor |
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ST WOLOCK'S STONE |
St Wolock's stone
St Wolock's stone
St Wolock's stone
St Wolock's stone |
Revd [Reverend] James Wattie Ballistrade, Logie Colstone
Andrew Ross Esqr Factor Tarland,
Mr John Farquharson Galtoun
Mr J.G Meikie |
081 |
A large standing stone, standing about six feet high, and placed against the Logie Colston Grave yard wall. It is said that St Wolock used preach standing against this stone. "In the parish of Logie is the church of Logie, dedicated to St Wolock, whose feast is held on the 29th January" Copied from the papers of the Spalding Club page 632. The site of St Wolocks church is not known It is said he preached here about the fifth century and a Fair is annually held in honour of his memory on the 30th of January. The site of the Ancient church cannot be identified now. |
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KIRKTON |
Kirkton
Kirkton
Kirkton
Kirkton |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Gordon Anderson Tenant
Mr Ross, Factor Tarland
Mr J.G Meikie schoolmaster Logie Coldston |
081 |
A Crofter's house, one storey high, thatched, and in excellent repair. Property of the Earl of Aberdeen |
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MAINS OF LOGIE |
Mains of Logie
Mains of Logie
Mains of Logie
Mains of Logie |
Alexander Anderson Tenant
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie
Mr Ross Factor
Mr J.G Meikie |
081 |
A farm house one storey high, with suitable offices attached; the former slated, the latter thatched, and in good repair It is on the Aberdeen Estate |
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DAVAN |
Davan
Davan
Davan
Davin |
Mr Ross, Factor
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Mr J. G. Meikie schoolmaster
County Val [Valuation] Roll. 1860 |
081 |
A farm house, one storey high, with offices attached thatched and in good repair The property of the Earl of Aberdeen |
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LOGIE BURN |
Logie Burn
Logie Burn
Logie Burn |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Andrew Ross Esqr
Mr J.G. Meikie |
081 |
A large stream which receives this name, from a pond or dam situate close to the Free Church, in the Parish of Glenmuick, to the point where it empties itself into Loch Davan, west of the farm of Heughhead in this parish. |
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NEUK |
Neuk
Neuk
Neuk
Neuk of Ruthven |
Andrew Ross Esqr Factor
Estate Map
James Tawse
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
081 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house, consists of two tenements, is one story in height and slated; office houses are two stories in height and also slated: all are in good repair. Property of the Earl of Aberdeen. |
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ORDIE |
Ordie
Ordie
Ordie |
Andrew Ross Esqr, Factor
Estate map
James Thompson |
081 |
This name applies to a range of Cottar houses situated east of Loch Davan, chiefly one story in height; few thatched, but most slated, all in good repair. Property of the Earl of Aberdeen |
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NETHER RUTHVEN |
Nether Ruthven
Nether Ruthven
Nether Ruthven
Nether Ruthven |
Andrew Ross Esqr, Factor for the Earl of Aberdeen, Tarland.
Estate Map
James Thompson, Tenant Nether Ruthven by Aboyne
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
081 |
A farmsteading, consisting of two dwelling houses with offices attached, former one story & slated, latter thatched & slated, all in good repair, Property of the Earl of Aberdeen. On this farm is a small pond the water of which the cattle of the farm are said to prefer to any other. It is called Loch an uaine according to the Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] but the name was not written in consequence of the pond being dry when the work was examined. |
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BLACK MOSS |
Black Moss
Black Moss
Black Moss |
Andrew Ross, Esqr., Factor.
Estate Map
James Thompson |
081 |
This name applies to an extensive moss situated east of Loch Davan Property of the Earl of Aberdeen. |
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HAUGH OF RUTHVEN |
Haugh of Ruthven
Haugh of Ruthven
Haugh of Ruthven |
Andrew Ross Esqr. Factor.
Estate Map
James Thompson |
081 |
A one story Cottar house situated near the statute labor road north west of Nether Ruthven, slated and in good condition. Property of the Earl of Aberdeen |
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BELLASTRADE |
Bellastrade
Bellastrade
Bellastrade
Ballastrade. |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Copy of Lease
J. G. Meikie
A. Ross |
081 |
A first rate farmsteading dwelling house 2 storys, with an excellent Court of offices one story, all slated and in good repair. This is one of the latest & best built steadings' in the Parish. Occupied by Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie. The, property of Lord Aberdeen |
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081 |
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NEWBIGGING |
Newbigging
Newbigging
Newbigging
Newbigging
Newbigging
Newbigging |
Mr James Tawse. (Tenant)
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie Bellastrade Logie Coldstone
Valn [Valuation] Roll. (1860)
Peoples Journal N.P. [News Paper] Jany [January] 6th Page. 3. Column. 4
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Tarland
J. G. Meikie |
081 |
A large farmsteading dwelling house one story. with a good set of offices, all thatched and in good repair. Occupied by Mr J. Tawse, Farmer. The property of Ld [Lord] Aberdeen |
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MOSS-SIDE |
Moss-Side
Moss-Side
Moss-Side
Moss-Side
Moss-Side |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Mr J. Tawse
Mr James Anderson. (Tenant)
A. Ross.
J. G. Meikie Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster Logie Coldstone |
081 |
A small dwelling house one story; thatched, in good repair; Occupied by Mr J. Anderson. With a small portion of land let therewith; The property of; Lord Aberdeen |
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MILL OF LOGIE (Corn & Barley) |
Mill of Logie (Corn & Barley)
Mill of Logie (Corn & Barley)
Mill of Logie (Corn & Barley)
Mill of Logie (Corn & Barley)
Mill of Logie (Corn & Barley) |
Revd [Reverend] J Wattie
Mr J Clarke (Tenant)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1860.
A. Ross
J. G. Meikie |
081 |
A small Court of house's one part of which is used as a Corn & barley Mill; driven by water power, The other part is used as a Corn Kiln; & a dwelling house, attached thereto; one story; thatched & in good repair. The property of Lord Aberdeen. |
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MILTON OF LOGIE |
Milton of Logie
Milton of Logie
Milton of Logie
Milton of Logie
Milton of Logie |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Mr W. Thompson (Tenant)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1860
A. Ross. J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Tarland
J. G. Meikie |
081 |
A large farmsteading dwelling house 2 storys; slated, with a good set of offices, one story all in good repair occupied by Mr Thompson. The property of Lord Aberdeen. |
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BLUE CAIRN |
Blue Cairn
Blue Cairn
Blue Cairn
Blue Cairn
Blue Cairn |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie
Mr J. Tawse (Newbigging Tarland)
Mr J. Anderson Fernyhowe (Cromar)
A. Ross J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Tarland
J. G. Meikie |
081 |
A large heap of stones of different sizes; now about 5 feet high in the centre: (Thrown loosely together.) Situated at the junction of 4 fences (See Trace), between the farms of Upper Ruthven & Newbigging This Cairn is Said to have been a great Size at one time, but there were Some of the fences on the forementioned farms built out of it, I can find no account of its erection or use in the neighbourhood, |
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UPPER RUTHVEN |
Upper Ruthven
Upper Ruthven
Upper Ruthven
Upper Ruthven |
Mr William Forbes Occupier
Poor Roll 1864
Rent receipt 1864
Mr George Anderson Leys |
081 |
A large farm Steading dwelling house and outoffices from one to two Storeys high Slated and in good repair the property of the Earl of Aberdeen |
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LEYS |
Leys
Leys
Leys
Leys |
Mr George Anderson Occupier
Poor Roll 1864
Rent Receipt 1863
Mr William Forbes Upper Ruthven |
081 |
A farm Steading dwelling house and outhouses from one to two Storeys high partly Slated and partly thatched in good repair the property of Earl of Aberdeen |
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ROADSIDE |
Roadside
Roadside
Roadside |
Mr William Forbes
Mr George Anderson
Poor Roll 1864 |
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A Small crofthouse with a few acres of land on the roadside one Storey high thatched and in very good repair the property of the Earl of Aberdeen |
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LOCH DAVAN |
Loch Davan
Loch Davan
Loch Davan
Lochdaven
Daven (Loch)
Lochdavan supposed be a corruption of Loch d' abhain (Lake of the Waters) |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Mr Ross
Blacks Map of Aberdeenshire
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer.
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This Loch is situated a short distance north of Loch Kinord, and is of a very irregular shape particularly its western boundary On its eastern side there is a very extensive moss through which the water of the Loch flows. The boundary between the parishes of Glenmuick Tullich and Glengairn, and Logie Coldstone passes through this loch in a straight line. |
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HEUGHHEAD |
Heughhead
Heughhead
Heughhead |
Andrew Ross Esq. Factor
Rev. [Reverend] J. Walter
Mr J.G. Mackie |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices two stories in height, all slated and in good repair; property of the Earl of Aberdeen. |
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GLENDAVAN |
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For 1" purposes. 1895 |
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GOUKSTONE |
Goukstone
Goukstone
Goukstone |
Mrs Anderson Tenant
Rent Receipt
Andrew Ross Esq. Tarland |
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A croft house one storey thatched and in good repair, property of the Earl of Aberdeen. |
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ORDIE MOSS |
Ordie Moss
Ordie Moss
Ordie Moss |
Mr Duncan Thompson Nether Ruthven.
Mr Peter Laing Kinord
Andrew Ross Esq. Tarland |
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A peat moss situated about ¼ mile east of Heughhead, and a short distance south of Ordie; property of the Earl of Aberdeen. |
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RED BURN |
Red Burn |
For authorities and description see 6 inch Name Book of Sheet 81 |
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MONANDAVAN BURN |
Monandavan Burn
Monandavan Burn
Monandavan Burn |
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie Bellastrade
Andrew Ross Esq Factor, Tarland
Mr Lewis Littlejohn, Logie Coldstone |
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A large stream issuing out of the lower end of Loch Davan; it forms the boundary between the parishes of Logie Coldstone and Glenmuick Tullich and Glengairn; also between 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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ST JOHN'S WELL |
St John's Well
St John's Well
St John's Well |
Lieut. [Lieutenant] Col. [Colonel] Farquharson Logiemar House, by Tarland
Revd [Reverend] George Davidson Manse, Logie Coldstone
Revd [Reverend] J. Wattie Bellastrade, by Tarland |
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A fine spring well situate at the farmsteading of the same name. Though it bears a canonized name, yet it is neither a holy well nor an antiquity. It formerly went under the name of "Clurie Well", but the present proprietor changed the name to St John's Well, calling it after himself.
[Signed] C.W. Wilson
Cap R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
July 16th 1867 |
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LITTLE CAIRN |
Little Cairn
Little Cairn
Little Cairn |
Mr John McGregor Tillyduke
Mr John Grant. Mosstown
Mr Duncan McIntosh Wester Morven |
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A small cairn of stone so called situated on a conspicuous eminence on the shoulder of Morven Hill |
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MORVEN HILL |
Morven Hill
Morven Hill
Morven Hill
Morven. |
Smith's Guide to Donside 1863
Mr John McGregor Tillyduke
Mr John Grant Mosstown
Mr Duncan McIntosh Wester Morven |
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MID CAIRN |
Mid Cairn
Mid Cairn
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Mr John McGregor
Mr John Grant.
Mr Duncan McIntosh |
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A conspicuous mound or cairn known by this name. Situated on the shoulder of Morven Hill |
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ALLT DEVANACH |
Altdevanach
Altdevanach
Altdevanach
Altdevenach |
Mr John Grant. Mosstown
Mr John McGregor. Tillyduke
Mr Duncan McIntosh Wester Morven
Mr John Riach Lochans |
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A Small Stream or burn known by this name rising in the Morven Hill and flowing in Northern direction till its confluence with the Burn of Deskry |
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[Signed] C. W.Wilson
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OSI/1/56
NAME BOOK
of the
PARISHES OF LOGIE COLDSTONE & TARLAND & MIGVIE (Detached Nos [Numbers] 1 & 2.)
Co. [County] ABERDEEN
[Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S STORE SOUTHAMPTON 11 APR 95 |
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Index
Parishes of Logie Coldstone and Tarland and Migvie Det [Detached]. Nos [Numbers] 1 & 2
Names -- Pages
Allathumpach Burn -- 21
Ardan Breac -- 25
Allt Devanach --137
Ardgeith -- 35
Allt-na-Vackie -- 50
Allalogie -- 115
Bridge of Buchaam -- 7
Burns Wood -- 12
Barns -- 14
Brigdoos -- 15
Burn of Footwalk -- 15
Bog -- 17
Broomhill -- 17
Braeside -- 21
Bogston -- 23
Badnagoach -- 24
Burn of Bad-an-sean-each -- 26
Burn of Claisgarbh -- 29
Burn of Riegunachie -- 33
Birk Hill -- 37
Boltinstone (P.H.) [Public House] -- 38
Burn of Bad-na-chraskie -- 39
Burn of Bad na Imireach -- 41
Baderonach Hill -- 44
Ballochbuie Hill -- 44
Bog Wartle -- 44
Burn of Corrie -- 46
Broom Hill -- 48
Benstill Brae -- 51
Black Howe -- 52
Bonlee Hill -- 53
Blue Cairn Remains of supposed Stone Circle-- 55
Belronald Well --55
Burn of Migvie -- 63
Blackmill -- 65
Burn of Blackmill -- 65
Burn of Oldhall -- 66
Bog -- 71
Belbo Burn -- 73
Burn of Kinaldie -- 76
Balgrennie -- 76
Boganrearie -- 78
Broadford -- 80
Burn of Mosstown -- 82
Bottomend -- 85
Brankholm Cottage -- 87
Barehillock -- 87
Burnside -- 88
Broombrae -- 90
Brankholm -- 92
Burn of Claaick -- 93
Blelack House -- 102
Braehead -- 110
Broomhill -- 116
Black Moss -- 122
Bellastrade -- 123
Blue Cairn -- 126
Cultorden Hill -- 10
Clachcurr Hill -- 12
Cairnbeg Hill -- 14
Craigielea -- 22
City Hillock -- 23
Corbies' Nest -- 31
Cach -- 32
Craig Walgan -- 33
Clashnettie -- 36
Craig Glas -- 39
Cauld Well -- 42
Cauldwell Burn -- 42
Cocks' Stripe -- 43
Cocks' Stripe -- 52
Church -- 59
Church (Remains of) -- 60
Cairnmore -- 62
Crow Hillock -- 62
Coldhome -- 63
Cot Hill -- 72
Clais Garbh -- 73
Craig-na-Eoin -- 76
Coldstone -- 79
Cairnmore -- 82
Collurdon -- 82
Crossroads -- 83
Clashmarket -- 86
Clayfold -- 90
Church -- 99
Corblelack -- 108
Croft of Burnside -- 109
Downing Ford -- 7
Downing Ford -- 7
Deskry -- 9
Deskry Hill -- 9
Delivine Haugh -- 15
Deleen Haugh -- 16
Duke's Pot --17
Deskry Water -- 23
Deskryshiel -- 37
Drummy Hillock -- 47
Dry Burn -- 49
Davoch -- 65
Davan -- 118
Ellen's Burn -- 50
Easter Davoch -- 66
Erd House -- 67
Easter Corblelack -- 108
Ellenburn -- 115
Fernyhowe -- 107
Greenwood Hill -- 11 [12]
Glac of Barns -- 16
Glac of Burnsack -- 28
Greens of Bad-na-Imireach -- 41
Green Hill -- 48
Glack -- 59
Glasschill Burn -- 70
Groddie -- 74
Gallows Hill -- 88
Groddie Burn -- 97
Greystone -- 107
Galton -- 115
Goukstone -- 131
Hill of Allamuc -- 25
Howe of Riegunachie -- 33
Hillocks of Groddie -- 34
Hill of Bogstone -- 42
Hillfoot -- 51
Hardgate -- 62
Hillside -- 63 |
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Index Continued
Names -- Pages
Howe of Kynoch -- 81
Hopewell -- 85
Howe Burn -- 89
Haughton -- 91
Haugh of Ruthven -- 122
Haughhead -- 130
Inverdeskry Bridge -- 10
Kiln Hillock -- 13
Knockie Hill -- 41
Knocksoul -- 56
Kirk Hill -- 59
Kirk Hill -- 77
Kynoch Hill -- 80
Kynoch -- 84
Kinaldie -- 84
Knockie Hill -- 88
Knockargety Wood -- 112
Kirkton -- 118
Logie Coldstone -- 1
Lower Quarry -- 14
Little Dundee -- 22
Little Corrie -- 45
Lump of Bonlee -- 53
Lady's Dowry -- 61
Lidentoul -- 64
Littlejohn's Howe -- 66
Longfold -- 71
Ladies Well -- 75
Loanhead -- 78
Likeleys Hill -- 82
Logiemar House -- 109
Logie Burn -- 119
Leys -- 128
Loch Davan -- 130
Little Cairn -- 135
May's Pat -- 18
Mill of Rappachie -- 19
Merryhillock -- 35
Meikle Corrie -- 45
Mains of Tillypronie -- 47
Molly Watt's Hill -- 48
Meikle Wife's Howe -- 54
Meadow -- 57
Migvie -- 58
Migvie Castle (Remains of) -- 58
Meikle Thorn -- 69
Melgum -- 72
Manse -- 79
Mill of Migvie (Corn) -- 86
Meadowlea -- 86
Mill of Corrachree (Corn) -- 91
Millhead Burn -- 93
Mounhooly Bridge -- 93
Millhead -- 95
Mill of Newton (Corn & Barley) -- 99
Mosston -- 101
Mains of Logie -- 118
Moss side -- 125
Mill of Logie (Corn & Barley) -- 125
Milton of Logie -- 126
Monandavan Burn -- 132
Morven Hill -- 136
Mid Cairn -- 136
Nether Culquoich -- 12
North Birkhill -- 39
Newtown -- 71
North Hillside -- 92
Newseat -- 92
New House -- 95
Nether Tomachar -- 100
Newton -- 100
Newkirk -- 101
Neuk --121
Nether Ruthven -- 122
Newbigging -- 125
Old Semeil -- 10
Old Groddie -- 97
Ordie -- 121
Ordie Moss -- 131
Pennystone Green -- 25
Preas Whin -- 32
Pantilands -- 38
Pittellachie -- 56
Pittentagart -- 61
Pitline -- 77
Pitline Hill -- 77
Parks -- 84
Poldhu Wells (Chatybeale) -- 102
Picts Howe -- 103
Parkneuk -- 107
River Don -- 8
Rappachie -- 19
Rinafae -- 20
Riegumachie Shiels -- 34
Rinnacharn Lodge -- 46
Rogie Stripe -- 70
Remains of Supposed Camp -- 105
Roadside -- 128
Red Burn -- 131
Stone Cists found here -- 9
Semeil Burn -- 10
Site of Stone Circle -- 11
Site of Stone Circle -- 11
Standing Stone -- 38
Scar Hill -- 43
Stone Cist found hereabouts -- 49
Sockaugh -- 49
Stone Celt found here -- 52
Straths of Bonlee -- 53
Sunnybrae -- 54
South Birkhill -- 54
Smiddyhill -- 57
Standing Stone (Sculptured) -- 60
Site of Cairn Mor -- 61
School -- 67
Stone Cist found here -- 67
Stone Celt & Quhorles found here -- 67
Site of Church -- 79
Supposed Site of Stone Circle -- 85
Spawell -- 90
Stone Circle (Remains of) -- 91
Stone Circle (Remains of) -- 93
St Margarets -- 96
Stone Circles (Remains of) -- 96
School -- 99
St John's Well -- 110
Stone Circle (Remains of) -- 112
St Wolock's Stone -- 116
St John's Well -- 133
Tarland & Migvie Det. [Detached] No. [Number] 1 -- 6
Tarland & Migvie Det. [Detached] No. [Number] 2 -- 6
The Minister -- 14
Tumuli -- 16
Torn-na-Wan -- 21
Thornymuick -- 24 |
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Names -- Pages
Tourin Burn -- 35
Torndubh Burn -- 37
Tillypronie -- 45
Tillyreach Hillock -- 47
Tom Breck -- 50
Trotten Slack -- 51
Tom Dubh -- 57
Tillykirrie -- 64
Tulloch -- 69
Tulloch Burn -- 70
Tula Mutton -- 75
Tom A' Char -- 83
Tarland Burn -- 95
Tomachar -- 100
Tomullachie -- 101
Toberairy Well -- 114
Upper Culquoich -- 12
Upper Broadford -- 80
Upper Ruthven -- 128
Woodside -- 13
Well Stripe -- 15
White Hill -- 19
White Hillock -- 27
Windy Cairn -- 32
White Hillocks -- 34
Witchock Loch -- 42
Wardhead -- 64
Whistlebare Hillock -- 68
Waterairn -- 69
Windsee -- 72
Well of Belbo -- 75
Wester Loanhead -- 78
Woodside -- 83
Wester Migvie -- 85
Woodend --- 87
Whitehill -- 89
White Hill -- 89
Waulkmill -- 96
Wester Tomachar -- 100
Woodside -- 108
Woodside of Leys -- 109
Wester Braehead -- 110
Bellastraid -- 123
(Altered by authority of James Macdonald Esqre Huntly. To be used for 1" purposes only, further investigation to be made during the revision of the larger scale. By order of the D.G. [Director General] (2.8.95) [2 Aug 1895]
Glendavan -- 130
(By order of the D.G.) [Director General]
Hopewell -- 85
(By order of the D.G.) [Director General]
Mains of Hopewell -- 85
(By order of the D.G.) [Director General]
Migvie Church (in R.P.) -- 59
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