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NEWHILLS |
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills
Newhills |
Mr. W. Stewart. Registrar &c Schoolmaster of Newhills.
Mr. W. Thompson. Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae. Auchmull
Mr. R. Dawson. Sub-Factor. Roseville. Auchmull by Aberdeen.
New Statistical Account
Donside Guide
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Sheriffs List of Parishes
Philips' County Atlas
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac
Johnston's County Map
Ainslie's Map of Scotland 1789. |
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A parish in Aberdeenshire, situated about five miles north-west of the city of Aberdeen. It is bounded on the east by the river Don & the parish of Old-Machar. On the north by the parish of Dyce. North-west by Kinellar. west by Skene and on the south by the parishes of Peterculter and Banchory Davenick. It is about five miles broad & about the same in length, and is irregular in form. The general appearance of the country is hilly & towards the west becomes mountainous, but it is nearly all under cultivation. In the parish are several extensive mills, for the manufacture of paper, wollen goods, and grinding corn; also, several large granite quarries. The principal proprietors are James Gordon Hay Esqr of Seaton House, Old Aberdeen, The Aberdeen King's College Mortification Fund, and the Trustees of the late Dr [Doctor] Scott of Craibstone.
The parish of Newhills is in the Presbytery of Aberdeen, and Synod of Aberdeen Patron the Earl of Fife. The parish contains about
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10321 Statute acres.
There are no detached portions of Newhills Parish, nor are there any detached portions of another parish situated within it. A portion of "Aberdeen Town Freedom Lands" is in this parish; it contains about 6139 Statute acres which is included in the area of the parish of Newhills. |
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BLACKBURN |
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn |
John Scott. Post Office Blackburn
John Wyness. Lower Farburn Blackburn
Robert Dawson. Factor Roseville Auchmull |
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See Des: Rem: [Descriptive Remarks] parish of Kinellar.
A small village extending into the parishes of Dyce and Newhills |
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BLACK BURN |
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For authorities and description see Name Book of Kinellar Ph. [Parish] |
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LITTLE CLINTERTY QUARRY |
Little Clinterty Quarry
Little Clinterty Quarry
Little Clinterty Quarry |
Mr. W Thompson. Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae Aughmull.
Mr. A. Smith. Farmer.
Mr. Stewart, Registrar. Newhills. |
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A small Quarry of Granite stone; affording employment to about 20 hand's. Some building stones are got here - but the chief production is paving stones. which are Sent to London. and other large towns. The property of Dr [Doctor] Henderson of Caskieben. |
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UPPER FARBURN |
Upper Farburn
Upper Farburn
Upper Farburn
Upper Farburn |
Mr. W Thompson Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae. Aughmull
Mr. Stewart. Registrar
Copy of Lease - 1862
Mr. R. Dawson. Factor. |
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A small farmsteading - dwelling house one story, and offices and all thatched and in good repair. The property of J.G. Hay. Seaton House Old Aberdeen. |
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LITTLE CLINTERTY |
Little Clinterty
Little Clinterty
Little Clinterty
Little Clinterty |
John Scott. Post Office Blackburn
John Wyness. Lower Farburn Blackburn
Robert Dawson. Factor Roseville Auchmull
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A dwelling house and large farm Steading attached occupied by the proprietor James Whyte. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
James Mason. (tenant) Burnside Blackburn
John Scott
Robert Dawson |
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Small croft farm with dwelling house & offices attached on the property of James Gordon Hay of Seaton |
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BISHOPSTON |
Bishopston
Bishopston
Bishopston
Bishopston
Bishopstown |
Mr. W. Thompson. Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae. Auchmull
Mr. A. Smith. (Tenant)
Mr Stewart. (Registrar)
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling-house & offices two stories in height, slated, and in good repair: property of Sir Alexander Bannerman Bart. [Baronet] Crimonmogate House. Lonmay. |
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TYREBAGGER |
Tyrebagger
Tyrebagger
Tyrebagger
Tyrebagger
Tyrebaggar |
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. A. Smith
Mr. Stewart
Mr. W. McConagh (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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This name applies to a farmsteading, & dwelling-house, lately used as a [Toll Booth], situated on the T.P. [Turn Pike] road leading from Aberdeen to Inverury, about 6¾ Miles from the former town. Both are one story in height, slated & in good repair, former is the property of Sir A. Bannerman Bart. [Baronet] & the latter is the property of Road Trustees for the County. |
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SAPLINGBRAE |
Saplingbrae
Saplingbrae
Saplingbrae
Saplingbrae |
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. A. Smith
Mr. Stewart
Rent Receipt |
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A one storey dwelling house, having a portion of land attached; thatched and in bad repair. property of Sir A. Bannerman Bart. [Baronet] Crimonmogate House Lonmay. |
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County of Aberdeen Parish of Newhills
[Note beside 'Tyrebaggar'] - See Remark in page 18
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BURNHEAD OF MEIKLE CLINTERTY |
Burnhead of Meikle Clinterty
Burnhead of Meikle Clinterty
Burnhead of Meikle Clinterty |
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. Stewart. Registrar
Mr. George Watson (Tenant
Rent Receipt (1863.) |
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A small farmsteading or Croft, dwelling-house one storey, thatched and in good repair. property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. Seaton House Old Aberdeen. |
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BURNSIDE OF MEIKLE CLINTERTY |
Burnside of Meikle Clinterty
Burnside of Meikle Clinterty
Burnside of Meikle Clinterty |
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. Stewart Registrar
Mrs. Grant (Tenant
Copy of Lease (1855) |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling-house & offices two stories in height, slated, and in good repair property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton House. |
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Woodside of Tyrebagger
Woodside of Tyrebagger
Woodside of Tyrebagger |
Mr. Adam Gordon (Tenant)
Rent Receipt
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. George Jolly |
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This name is applied to three small farmsteadings or Crofts, situated on the west side of Tyrebagger Quarry. They are all one storey in height, tiled, and in good repair. property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton. |
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TYREBAGGER QUARRY |
Tyrebagger Quarry
Tyrebagger Quarry
Tyrebagger Quarry
Tyrebagger Quarry |
Mr. David Smith (Tenant)
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. George Jolly
Mr. Thomas Davidson |
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This name applies to a large granite quarry situated near the north-western extremity of the parish. It employs a Great number of Quarrymen in preparing paving-stones &c - & is one of the largest in the County. property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton. |
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HOWMOSS OF CLINTERTY |
Howmoss of Clinterty
Howmoss of Clinterty
Howmoss of Clinterty
Howmoss of Clinterty |
Mr. George Jolly (Tenant)
Rent Receipt
Mr. Robert Dawson (Factor) Roseville, Auchmull
Mr. Alexander Fyfe (Tenant South Farburn. Auchmull |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one storey, slated, & in good repair, property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton House, Old Aberdeen. |
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CORKLIE |
Corklie
Corklie
Corklie |
Mr James Mehan (Tenant) Corklie. Auchmull
Mr Robert Dawson
Rent Receipt |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one storey, tiled, & in good repair, property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton. |
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HILLHEAD OF CLINTERTY |
Hillhead of Clinterty
Hillhead of Clinterty
Hillhead of Clinterty |
Mr. Thomas Davidson Tenant. Hillhead. Auchmull
Mr Robert Dawson
Mr James Mehan |
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This name should be written twice on Plan, so that it may apply properly to the two houses. It is much better to repeat a name than have it so written that it is liable to mislead. At present on Plan it appears as a hill name |
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ROBBER'S CAVE |
Robber's Cave
Robber's Cave
Robber's Cave |
William Thompson. Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae. Auchmull
Mr. Stewart. Registrar Parish of Newhills
Mr. Robert Dawson Factor. Roseville Auchmull |
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This name applies to a cavern situated on the north side of the Hill of Elrick. It is about six feet wide at the mouth, & appears to have been cut through the solid rock for a considerable distance, although at the present time it is filled up with clay & stones a few feet from the entrance. "It is supposed by the vulgar to have penetrated for miles underground, and is celebrated in their legends as the residence of a noted robber and his gang. He was slain by an ancestor of the Johnstons of Caskieben; and the weapon employed upon that occasion still forms part of the Arms belonging to that family" (See Old Statistical Account.) Some believe it to have been an excavation made for mining purposes. |
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MEIKLE CLINTERTY |
Meikle Clinterly
Meikle Clinterly
Meikle Clinterly
Meikle Clinterly
Meikle Clinterly
Meikle Clinterly |
Mr William Thompson Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae. Aughmull
Mr Stewart Registrar Newhills
Estate Plan (1848)
Mr W. Innes (Tenant)
Mr R. Dawson. Factor Sclatter Ho. [House] Aughmill
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A very large farmsteading dwelling house, 2 storys' (thatched,) with an excellent court of offices (slated). all in good repair. There are 5 cot houses on this farm. - but they are now let separately, with a small portion of land to each. all the property of J. G. Hay Esqr. Seaton House. Old Aberdeen. |
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HAUGHS OF CLINTERTY |
Haugh's of Clinterty
Haugh's of Clinterty
Haugh's of Clinterty |
Mr. W. Thomson
Mr. Stewart (Registrar)
Mr. Arthur Raith (Tenant)
Mr. R Dawson (Factor) |
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A very large new farmsteading with a snug comfortable dwelling house, and a court of offices all slated and in excellent repair. The property of J. G. Hay Esq. Seaton Ho. [House] Old Aberdeen. |
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MEADOWFOLD |
Meadowfold
Meadowfold
Meadowfold
Meadowfold |
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. Stewart (Registrar)
R. Gray (Tenant.)
Mr. R Dawson. (Factor) |
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A small farmsteading or Pendicle, dwelling house and offices: each one story, all thatched and in good repair. The property of J. G. Hay Esqr. of Seaton Ho. [House] Old Aberdeen. |
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CLINTERTY COTTAGE |
Clinterty Cottage
Clinterty Cottage
Clinterty Cottage |
Mr. William Thompson
Mr. Stewart, Registrar,
Mr. A Whyte, Little clinterty by Blackburn |
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A small dwelling house one storey with a large set of offices all slated, and in excellent repair, This place was occupied as a farmsteading, but it is now in the hands of the Proprietor Mr A Whyte. Little clinterty by Blackburn. |
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TYREBAGGER HILL |
Tyrebagger Hill
Tyrebaggar
Tyrebaggar Hill |
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. A. Smith.
Mr. Stewart. Registrar
Valuation Roll for 1859-60.
See Authorities in Dyce 1st Name Book |
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For description of this hill see Parish of Dyce. The greater part of it lies in that Parish.
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WILLIAMSTON |
Williamston
Williamston
Williamston
Williamston |
Mr Thompson. Chapelbrae
Mr John Dawson. Walton
Mr R. Dawson. Factor
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A farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one story, slated and in good repair. Property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton House Old Aberdeen. |
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CRAIBSTONE LODGE |
Craibstone Lodge
Craibstone Lodge
Craibstone Lodge |
Mr. Robertson
Mr. R. Dawson
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A one story dwelling house slated and in good repair property of the Trustees of the late Dr. [Doctor] Scott of Craibstone House, Auchmull |
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CHAPEL OF STONEYWOOD |
Chapel of Stoneywood
Chapel of Stoneywood
Chapel of Stoneywood
Chapel, Stoneywood |
Mr. Robertson
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. J. Clark
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Three one story dwelling-houses & a farmsteading, all slated and in good repair. property of the Trustees of the late Dr. [Doctor] Scott of Craibstone. |
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SITE OF CHAPEL |
(Site of) Chapel
(Site of) Chapel
(Site of) Chapel |
Mr Robertson
Mr R. Dawson
Mr J. Clark |
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This name applies to the site of an old Roman Catholic chapel which was situated close to the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road leading to Inverury from Aberdeen. No information can be got in the locality regarding it. The only remains which are still to be seen, is the Grave-yard, that had been attached to the Chapel. |
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CHAPELBRAE |
Chapelbrae |
Mr Thomson Chapelbrae Woodside
Margaret Edward Chapelbrae Woodside
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WALTON |
Walton |
Mr John Dawson. Walton Woodside
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NEWTON COTTAGE |
Newton Cottage
Newton |
Mr Robert Dawson
Estate Plan - 1848.
Alexander Brown Newton Cottage Nr [Near] Dyce
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A one storey farm house with office houses slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr James Hay. |
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CRAIBSTONE HOUSE |
Craibstone House
Craibstone House
Craibstone House
Craibstone House
Craibston |
Mr Robertson Advocate Craibstone Auchmull
Mr Robert Dawson.
Mr Thomson Chapelbrae.
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A two storey dwelling house slated and in excellent repair. This house and estate of the same name are in the hands of the trustees of the late Dr [Doctor] Scott, who left the property to a certain class of the poor people of Huntly. |
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MILL OF CRAIBSTONE |
Mill of Craibstone |
Mr Robertson
Mr Dawson
Mr Thomson
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SUNNYBRAE |
Sunny brae |
Estate Plan - 1848
Mr Dawson. Under Factor
Mr Charles Adams Sunny brae Auchmull
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LOWER FARBURN |
Lower Farburn
Lower Farburn
Lower Farburn |
John Wyness (tenant) Lower Farburn Blackburn
Robert Dawson Factor. Roseville Auchmull
James Cooper. Tulloch Blackburn |
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GREAT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAILWAY |
Great North of Scotland Railway |
Documents of the Company
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A line of Railway running from Aberdeen to Keith Station, down line opened ten years ago. |
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CROFT OF MARKET STANCE |
Croft of Market Stance
Croft of Market Stance
Croft of Market Stance
Croft of Market Stance |
Mr. James Cowie (Tent.) [Tenant]
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson
Rent Receipt |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one story in height slated and in good repair. property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. Seaton House Old. Aberdeen. |
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GREEN BURN |
Green Burn
Green Burn
Green Burn |
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. James Cowie |
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A stream which issues from a small loch close to "chapel of Stoneywood" and flows southwards until it empties itself into the River Don, near Waterton Paper Works. |
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GREENBURN |
Greenburn
Greenburn
Greenburn
Greenburn
Greenburn
Greenburn |
Mr W. Rae (Tenant)
Mr. R. Donaldson (Tenant)
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson
Rent Receipts
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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This name applies to two large farmsteadings, & several cot-houses situated north of Auchmull. They are chiefly two stories in height tiled, and in good repair: property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton House |
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STONEYWOOD HOUSE |
Stoneywood House
Stoneywood House
Stoneywood House
Stoneywood House |
Mr Alexander Elrick Greenden of Stoneywood
Mr. Robert Dawson (Factor) Roseville. Auchmull
Mr. W. Thompson. Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A large commodious mansion of ornamental Architecture situate close to the Waterton Paper Works; three stories in height, slated and in good repair. property residence of Alexander Pirie Senr [Senior] Esqr. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. George Youngson residing at Woodend
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This name is applied to a small village situated on the T.P. [Turn Pike] road leading to Old Meldrum from Aberdeen near the northern extremity of the parish. The houses are chiefly two stories, slated, and in good repair; property of G. Youngson and others residing there. |
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MARKET STANCE [Woodend] |
Market Stance
Market Stance
Market Stance |
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. James Cowie (Tenant) Croft of Market Stance. |
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This name applies to the place where the annual markets are held in this parish. There are three regular markets held for the sale of cattle &c every year The 1st on the 2nd Tuesday of May - 2nd on last Thursday of July & 3rd on the last Tuesday of September O.S. [Old Style] |
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STONEYWOOD COTTAGE |
Stoneywood Cottage |
Mr A. G. Pirie.
Mr Dawson
Mr Groundwater Nr [Near] Auchmull. |
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WOODEND COTTAGE |
Woodend Cottage |
Mr Dawson.
Mr Patterson.
Mrs E. D. Coatts. tenant, Woodend Nr [Near] Auchmull |
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RUTHRIEHILL |
Ruthrie hill |
Mr Dawson.
Mr Moir, grocer Woodend Auchmull
Mr James Howie Auchmull. |
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A one storey farm house with office houses slated and thatched and in good repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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STONEYWOOD PAPER WORKS |
Stoneywood Paper Works |
Mr Dawson.
Mr Paterson, chief clerk, Craig cottage Auchmull
Mr A. G. Pirie, partnir of the works, Waterton House Auchmull.
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This name is applied to those very large and extensive mills situated about a mile north of the village of Auchmull. All Kinds of fine paper such as envelopes, letter paper, &c., are manufactured at them. They are chiefly two & three storeys high mostly all slated and in first rate repair. There are a great number of sheds about the building also some in the course of erection. Property of Mr Pirie & Sons, Stoneywood and Waterton Houses, Nr [Near] Auchmull, by Aberdeen.
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RIVER DON |
Don (The)
The Don
Don River
River Don
River Don
River Don
River Don
River Don |
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Old Statistical Account
County Map
New Statistical Account
Guide to Donside
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Mr. G. Cruikshanks
Mr. J. Christie |
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"A river in Aberdeenshire. It forms a sort of twin-stream to the Dee, and is next to that river in Aberdeenshire as regards at once basin, note, and magnitude, and resembles it also in possessing much volume, and much fine Scenery, with very little commercial importance; yet differs essentially from it in some great characters, and even presents some striking contrasts.
It rises on the skirts of Ben Avon, 6 miles west of Curgarff, amongst the mountains which bound Aberdeenshire on the South-west, at the head of Strath-Don, and which divide it from the head of Strath- Deveron in Banffshire. Its source is considerably lower than that of the Dee; the altitude is 1640 feet above sea-level. A great part of its run, though somewhat parallel to the Dee, and at no great distance from it, is through districts much less mountainous, and abounding far more in plains and expanded meadows; so that, instead of the impetuosity and fitfulness of the Dee, it displays a prevailing current of gentleness, calmness, and regularity. Running eastward in a very Sinuous career, through the whole breadth of the county, it flows into the German Ocean on the north side of Aberdeen. Its whole length of course is about 62 miles, though in a direct line from its source to its termination, the distance is only 41 miles. In its earliest stretches through the parish of Strath-Don, which it divides into two equal parts, it is joined on both sides by 7 or 8 burns, seperated from each other by considerable hills, and most of them running through deep hollows, and glens. The principal are the Einan and the Nochtie. All these burns abound with excellent trout; and salmon is even here very frequently found in the Don, at least towards the lower end of this parish. Turning northward, and dividing for a short distance the parish of Glenbucket from Migvie, it receives from the latter the Deskry, and from the former the Bucket. Then again flowing eastward, it passes through the parish of Towie, and winding northward, reinforced by other tributaries, round Gorieshill, it at once becomes remarkably enlarged near Westside; after which it resumes its eastern route, dividing various parishes, particularly Forbes and Alford, from the latter of which, on the south, it derives the waters of the Lochel, the most considerable tributary it has yet received. In passing hitherto through the high parts of the district of Alford, the Don flows through a narrow gullet amongst the western mountains, while its banks are now partly wooded. Perpetually changing its course to the north and even the west, to the east and then through Monymusk parish to the south, the next considerably tributary which there enlarges it is the Den burn from the south; when immediately it turns to the north again between Kenmay and part of Chapel-Garioch parishes, and arrives at a point a little to the south of the royal burgh of Inverury, where, in its northward bank stands the building formerly occupied as a Roman Catholic college of Aquhorties. This point is about 16 miles from the source of the river, and its vicinity constitutes, perhaps, the most interesting as well as important part of its whole course. Here, at the Bass, a conical mount of considerable elevation standing in the midst of the confluence, it is joined by its principal tributary, the River Urie, from the district of Strathbogie. The Don here very much increased by the water of the Urie, notwithstanding the previous diversion of a large portion of its waters into the Inverury Canal, flows southward from the Bass, between the parish
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parish and the lowlands of Kintore on the south, and the mountainous part of Keithall with Kinkell on the north. It divides, for a short distance, into two branches, which reunite, enclosing a river-island to the north of the royal burgh of Kintore. Between Fintray and Dyce it is bordered by mountains on both sides, with valuable plantations on the northern or Fintray side. It then runs southward, still dividing the parishes on its line, to Old Machar parish in the freedom of the city of Aberdeen, whence it turns to the east, by the city or old town, to its confluence with the sea, little more than a mile to the northward of the Dee, where it forms a kind of harbour, into which small craft may enter in safety, but where no trade of any importance can be carried on. "About a Century ago" says Mr Kennedy in his "Annals of Aberdeen," the channel of the Don near the town was altered, and the stream diverted straight into the sea, about a mile further northward than its ancient efflux. In a note, he adds "Probably at some very remote period, Don had continued its former course still further southward down the hollow of the links, till it united with Dee in the harbour, and both together would form one stream into the ocean. Such conjecture is in some measure confirmed by the works of Ptolemy and Richard of Cirencester, there being no such river as Don delineated in their Maps, or even mentioned in their tables, while Diva (Dee) and Itima (Ythan) in the district of Taixali, are particularly noticed. In the earlier records of the burgh, the river Don is distinguished solely by the name of Aqua Borealis." As this river runs with considerable rapidity during the last 8 miles of its course, and as the rocks at its mouth confine it to a narrow channel, and give it there a gloomy aspect, the idea of its flowing rapidly through a rugged and mountainous country, where no space is left forming even a commodious road along its banks is at first induced, but after passing upwards for about a mile beyond the rocky chasm, where was built the spacious, stately, and attractive Gothic Arch, constituting the celebrated Brig o' Balgownie, and up to whose locality alone the Don is navigable even for small craft, the hills recede so far from the river as to form spacious haughs, or level valleys on either side, through which it winds in a slow majestic course. Nor is the prospect here uniform, but agreeably diversified. The hills above Inverury approach close to the river, which seems to have forced its way with difficulty through them; but all at once it opens into another spacious plain, from which the hills recede on either side to a great distance, and then close again, and, after another temporary confinement among rocks and hills and woods, the river once more waters another plain, of great extent. Such is the general character of the Don, - nowhere rapid, but in general flowing through level fields so little elevated above its usual surface, that, when violent rains falls, it bursts its banks at once, and covers a great extent of country, which then appears to be an immense body of water interspersed with islands, houses, trees, and other rural objects. ****A great part of the haugh-land is now protected by imbankments on the lands of Fintray and Wester Fintray, extending to upwards of 6000 ells in length, and protecting from 200 to 300 Scotch acres of very fine land, from the river floods. Similar imbankments have been made for the protection of the haugh-lands in most other parts of the river's course."
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BRIDGEFOOT |
Bridgefoot
Bridgefoot
Bridgefoot
Bridgefoot |
Mr. Gordon Fyfe (Tenant) Bridgefoot. Auchmull
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson
Rent Receipt |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one storey, slated and in good repair. property of King's College Mortification Fund (Trustees of) Aberdeen. |
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CROFT OF BRIDGEFOOT |
Croft of Bridgefoot
Croft of Bridgefoot
Croft of Bridgefoot
Croft of Bridgefoot |
Mr George Noble. (Tenant)
Mr. Gordon Fyfe
Mr. Robert Dawson
Rent Receipt |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one story, slated, and in good repair. property of the Trustees of King's College Mortification Fund. Aberdeen. |
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GATESIDE OF CRAIBSTONE |
Gateside of Craibstone
Gateside of Craibstone
Gateside of Craibstone
Gateside of Craibstone
Croft of Gateside |
Mr. George Mitchell (Tent.) [Tenant]
Mr. Gordon Fyfe
Mr. Robert Dawson
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one story, tiled, and in good repair. property of the Trustees of the late Mr. Alexander Scott of Craibstone |
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SOUTH FARBURN |
South Farburn
South Farburn
South Farburn
South Farburn |
Mr. Alexander Fyfe (Tenant)
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson
Rent Receipt |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one story, slated, & in good repair. property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. Seaton House Old Aberdeen. |
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GREENDEN OF STONEYWOOD |
Greenden of Stoneywood
Greenden of Stoneywood
Greenden of Stoneywood |
Mr. Alexander Elrick (Tenant)
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson
Rent Receipt |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one story, slated, and in good repair. property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton. |
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WELLHEADS |
Wellheads
Wellheads
Wellheads
Wellheads |
Mr Robert Dawson.
Alexander Pirie (Tenant)
Mr. W. Thompson
Rent Receipt |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling house & offices two stories in height, slated and in good repair: property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton. |
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SCHOOL [Woodend] |
School |
Mr A. G. Pirie.
Mr Dawson.
Mr Patterson. |
066 |
This is a new school in the course of erection. It is built at the sole expense of Messrs. Pirie and Sons, principally for the education of the children of the work people employed at his mills at Stoneywood. It is built of granite stone and consists of the school & two dwelling houses, for male and female teachers. Property of Messrs Pirie & Sons. |
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WATERTON HOUSE |
Waterton House
Waterton |
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Mr Dawson.
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New Statistical Account |
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A very elegant dwelling house with office houses situated a short distance from it, both slated and in excellent condition. Property of Mr A. G. Pirie |
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REDPOOL |
Redpool
Redpool
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Redpool |
Mr Dawson
Mr Howie
John Mitchell, tenant, Auchmull.
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A very neat farm house with office houses all slated and in excellent condition. This is part of the property - attached to the Kings College, Old Aberdeen. |
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MARKET STREET |
Market Street. |
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Writing on corner of Street
Mr Chapman, grocer, Woodend, Auchmull |
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MILL OF WATERTON (Corn & Barley) |
Mill of Waterton
Mill of Waterton
Mill of Waterton
Mill of Waterton |
Mr Dawson
Mr A. G. Pirie
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Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
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BENTS |
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Bents
Bents |
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Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson
Rent Receipt |
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A large farms steading, dwelling house & offices one story, slated and in good repair. property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton House old Aberdeen. |
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LOWER BENTS |
Lower Bents
Lower Bents
Lower Bents |
Mr. John Leslie (Tenant)
Mr. Robert Dawson
Mr. W. Thompson |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one story, tiled and in good repair, property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton. |
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PAPER WORKS [nr Waterton House] |
Paper Works
Paper Works
Paper Works |
Mr. A. G. Pirie
Mr. W. Dawson
Mr. Paterson |
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This name applies a small branch establishment which is in connection [with] Mugiemoss Paper Works. It has no distinct name. The works are in good repair; Property of J. G. Hay Esqr. Seaton House. |
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WOODSIDE OF MEIKLE CLINTERTY |
Woodside of Meikle Clinterty
Woodside of Meikle Clinterty
Woodside of Meikle Clinterty |
Lease of Farm
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James Mackie. Wineford by Auchmull |
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A dwelling house with farm steading attached on the property of J. G. Hay of Seaton |
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WINEFORD |
Wineford
Wineford
Wineford
Windyford |
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James Cooper Tulloch Auchmull
George Hutchson.
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A dwelling house, & farm steading attached occupied by James Mackie & the property of King's College, University of Aberdeen |
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LITTLEMILL BURN |
Littlemill Burn
Littlemill Burn
Littlemill Burn |
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Mr. John Gavin, Birsack Mill
Mr. John Mill, Concraig |
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A small stream which forms part of the boundary between the parishes of Skene and Newhills. Its course is North Westerly, and about 1½ mile long ultimately uniting with Auchinclech Burn at the north east point of the parish of Skene; from thence their united waters form the Black Burn. |
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LITTLE MILL OF CLINTERTY (Corn) |
Little Mill of Clinterty
Little Mill of Clinterty
Little Mill of Clinterty
Little Mill |
James Reith Little Mills of Clinterty Auchmull
William Brown, Little Mills of Clinterty Auchmull
James Mackie. Wineford Auchmull
Robert Dawson. Roseville by Auchmull |
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A corn mill, dwelling house with Small farm steading attached. the property of James Gordon Hay of Seaton |
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STONEYFIELD |
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J. Watson. Stoneyfield, Auchmull
James Mackie |
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A dwelling house with small farm steading attached, the property of J. G. Hay of Seaton. |
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RIVEHILL |
Rivehill
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Rivehill
Rivehill |
Robert Stitt, tenant. Rivehills, Auchmull
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Robert Dawson
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A dwelling house, with farm steading attached the property of J. G. Hay of Seaton. |
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TULLOCH |
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James Cooper. Tulloch Auchmull
James Mackie. Wineford Auchmull
George Hutchson. Woodside of Meikle Clinterty Auchmull
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A farm house and steading the property of King's College, University of Aberdeen, occupied by James Cooper |
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Brimmond Hill
Brimmond Hill
Brimmond Hill |
James Cooper
James Mackie
George Hutchson |
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A large heathy hill, on the farms of Tulloch, Wineford &c. and the property of King's, College, Aberdeen J. G. Hay of Seaton & others (Second-Class Hill) |
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Elrick Hill
Elrick Hill |
James Cooper
James Mackie
George Hutchson |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
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Mr W. Thompson
Mr William Smith. Tenant.
Mr R. Dawson Factor Sclatter cottage, Aughmull.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farmsteading with a newly erected dwelling house, and offices, all one story, slated, and in excellent repair. The property of The Trustees of the Late A. Scott Esqr. of Crabstone. |
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SUNNYBANK |
Sunnybank
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Sunnybank
Sunnybank
Sunnybank |
Mr A. Stewart
Mr W. Thompson
Mr A. Shepherd (Tenant)
Mr R Dawson
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small neat farmsteading dwelling ho [house] One story, and offices one, all thatched, And in good repair. The property of the Trustees of the Late. A. Scott. Esqr. of Crabstone. |
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ASHIEHILLOCK |
Ashiehillock
Ashiehillock
Ashiehillock
Ashiehillock
Ashiehillock
Ashiehillock |
Mr A. Stewart
Mr William Thompson
Mr William Coutts. (Occupier)
Rent Receipt (1863)
Mr R Dawson.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farmsteading or Pendicle. Dwelling houses one story, offices one, all thatched And in middling repair. The property of the Trustees of the, Late, A. Scott Esqr. of Crabstone. |
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EASTSIDE OF CRAIBSTONE |
Eastside of Craibstone
Eastside of Craibstone
Eastside of Craibstone
Eastside of Craibstone
Eastside of Craibstone |
Mr. Stewart. Registrar & Schoolmaster. Newhills
Mr William Thompson. Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae. Aughmull.
Rent Receipt. (1863)
Mr A. Tocher. (Tenant)
Mr R. Dawson |
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A small farmsteading - dwelling ho. [house] one story, and offices one, all thatched, and in a middling state of repair, The property of the Trustees of the Late A. Scott Esqr of Crabstone. |
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WOODSIDE OF CRAIBSTONE |
Woodside of Craibstone
Woodside of Craibstone
Woodside of Craibstone
Woodside of Craibstone
Woodside of Craibstone |
Mr A. Stewart.
Mr W. Thompson
Mr John Rae, Tenant,
Rent Receipt 1863
Mr R. Dawson |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house And offices all in one range, one story, slated and in very good repair. The property of the Trustee's of the Late. A. Scott. Esqr. of Crabstone. |
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Smithfield Cottage
Smithfield Cottage
Smithfield Cottage
Smithfield Cottage |
Mr A. Stewart
Mr W. Thompson
Mr H. McLaughlin (Tenant)
Mr R Dawson |
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This place was once a small farmsteading, but it is now joined to Hope Farm. The houses are each one story, thatched and in bad repair. The property of Mr Adam. Advocate. Upper Buxburn. |
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MANSE [parish, nr Woodend] |
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Manse
Manse
Manse |
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Thompson
Mr. R. Dawson
Revd. [Reverend] J Smith, Manse Newhills. |
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A large plain building part 3 storys: & part one, The residence of Revd. [Reverend] J. Smith, Assistant Minister to. Revd. [Reverend] J. Adam. Parish Minister, The Manse is finely situated in a sheltered position Surrounded by several large trees, and has an excellent garden attached thereto, The property of Revd. [Reverend] J Adam, who is at present a lunatic in Morningside Asylum. |
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Church
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Church |
Mr Stewart (Registrar) & Schoolmaster. Newhills
Mr W. Thompson. Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae Aughmull
Mr R. Dawson, Factor Roseville. Aughmull. |
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A large plain stone building erected about the year (1830,) used as the Parish Church. Seating for about 1600. sitting's all free. The property of the Established church body of Presbyterian's. |
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CHURCH (In Ruins) [nr Woodend] |
Church (In Ruins)
Church (In Ruins)
Church (In Ruins) |
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Dawson |
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This was once used as the Parish Church of Newhills - but was disused after the erection of the New Church, about the year 1830. The roof is now off it, but the walls remain entire, The burying ground for the Parish adjoins this ruin.
Mr George Davidson, of Pettens, a burgess of Aberdeen, - and who had amassed a considerable fortune, and risen entirely by his own industry, - mortified for the endowment of a resident clergyman in this western part of St Machar, or Old Machar, the lands of "Keppelhills," consisting of nearly 700 Scotch acres, which he had previously purchased from the Town of Aberdeen. He also caused a church to be built upon these mortified lands, about 5 miles distant from Saint Machar; and all at his own expense in the year 1663. This place of worship, therefore, was originally a chapel of ease, and had continued to be so for about three years. The death of Mr Davidson did not prevent the incorporation of the new church with the established church; for in 1666 the persons interested in the concern, and authorised to act, applied to the Lords Commissioners for Planting Kirks for a disjunction of a certain district of St Machar around the church built by Mr Davidson, and its erection into a separate parish which application having the consent of all parties, was successful, and the decrees of the Lords Commissioners accordingly was obtained that year. Since that time the parish has continued separate and distinct, and possesses all the rights which belong to other parishes of the Established Church of Scotland. New Statistical Account. |
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GOUGH BURN |
Gulph. Burn
Gough. Burn
Gough. Burn |
Mr William Thompson,
Mr Stewart
Mr A Shepherd |
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A Very small stream having its rise in the Farm of Esseyhillock, and flows in a N. [North] Easterly direction, through the Lands of Crabstone. And empties its waters into the Green Burn, which flows into the Don, a mile west of the Mills of Stoneywood. |
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Middlemuir
Middlemuir
Middlemuir
Middlemuir |
Mr Stewart
Mr William Thompson
Mr R. Dawson
Mr James Smith. (Tenant) |
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A middle-sized farmsteading dwelling New, 2 storys slated, offices one, thatched, all in very good repair, The property of Revd. [Reverend] James Adam, Morningside Asylum. |
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NETHERHILLS |
Netherhills
Netherhills
Netherhills
Netherhills |
Mr Stewart
Mr Thompson
Mr Dawson
Mr John Fyfe (Tenant) |
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A large farmsteading, having a neat comfortable dwelling ho. [house] 2 storys with a Court of offices one story, all in good repair. The property of Revd. [Reverend] James Adam, Morningside Asylum. |
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CLASHBOG WELL |
Clashbog. Well
Clashbog. Well
Clashbog. Well |
Mr Stewart. Registrar & Schoolmaster. Newhills
Mr W. Thompson. Inspector of poor. Chapelbrae, Aughmull.
Mr R. Dawson. Factor Sclatter. Aughmull. |
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A small spring well, which is known by this name. There are 2 small cot house's near to the well, (which are on Hope Farm) and they receive the same name as the well, they are each one story, thatched and in bad repair. The property of Mr Adam, Upper Buxburn. |
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KIRKHILL |
Kirkhill
Kirkhill
Kirkhill |
Mr Stewart
Mr W. Thompson
Mr R. Dawson
Mr James Rae (Tenant) |
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A small neat farmsteading dwelling house 2 storys', slated, offices one - thatched all in good repair. The property of Revd. [Reverend] J. Adam. Morningside Asylum. |
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GOUGHBURN COTTAGES |
Gulphburn Cottages
Goughburn Cottages
Goughburn Cottages |
Mr William Thompson
Mr Stewart
Mr Arthur Shepherd. Sunnybank. Newhills. Aughmull. |
074 |
Two small cottages, thatched & in good repair, each one story, occupied by the Gardener of Crab Stone Ho. [House]. The property of the Trustees of the Late. A. Scott Esqr. of Crabstone, |
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[Note beside 'Clashbog Well']
As there are two wells here it was considered desirable to write the name. |
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ESSEYHILLOCK |
Esseyhillock
Esseyhillock
Esseyhillock
Esseyhillock |
Mr Stewart Registrar & Schoolmaster. Newhills
Mr W. Thompson. Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae, Aughmull.
Copy of Lease (1861)
Mr W. Lobban (Tenant) |
074 |
A large farmsteading having a new slated dwelling house 2 story's and a long range of offices one story. part thatched and part slated, all in good repair. The property of The Trustees of the Late A Scott Esqr. of Crabstone. |
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ESSIEHILLOCK |
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Mr J. Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
074 |
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GREENWELLTREE |
Greenwelltree
Greenwelltree
Greenwelltree
Greenwelltree |
Mr Stewart
Mr William Thompson
Mr Imrie (Tenant)
Mr R Dawson Factor Sclattie Aughmull |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house new, 2 story's, slated. offices old, one story thatched, all in a middling state of repair. The property of the Trustees of the Late A. Scott Esqr. of Crabstone. |
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MOSSHEAD |
Mosshead
Mosshead
Mosshead
Mosshead
Mosshead |
Mr Stewart
Mr W. Thompson
Mr R. Dawson
Mrs J. Watt (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small dwelling ho. [house] one story thatched and in bad repair. There is a small portion of land let with this house - The property of the Trustees of the Late A. Scott Esqr. of Crabstone. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Newhills
[Note beside 'Essiehillock']: Ashiehillock & Esseyhillock are united under the one name Essiehillock = Hillock of the Ash-trees. It is also called Ashtown but this name is not officially adopted. [Initialled] JMcD |
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NETHERBRAE |
Netherbrae
Netherbrae
Netherbrae
Netherbrae
Netherbrae |
Mr Stewart
Mr W. Thompson
Mr J Anderson (Tenant)
Mr R. Dawson
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house one story office one, all thatched and in bad repair The property of Revd. [Reverend] J. Adam - Morningside Asylum. |
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MIDDLEBRAE |
Middlebrae
Middlebrae
Middlebrae
Middlebrae
Middlebrae |
Mr Stewart
Mr W. Thompson
Mr J. Duncan (Tenant)
Mr R. Dawson
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small dwelling house and barn all in one range. thatched and in bad repair. There is a Small portion of Land let with this house. The property of Revd. [Reverend] J. Adam - Morningside Asylum. |
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WATCHMANBRAE |
Watchmanbrae
Watchmanbrae
Watchmanbrae
Watchmanbrae |
Mr Stewart
Mr Thompson
Mr R Dawson
Mr _ Watt. (Tenant) |
074 |
A small dwelling house with a small portion of ground attached thereto. house in bad repair, All the property of Revd. [Reverend] J. Adam Morningside - Asylum. |
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CLASHBOGWELL |
Clashbogwell
Clashbogwell
Clashbogwell
Clashbogwell |
Mr. W. Stewart. Registrar & Schoolmaster Newhills.
Mr. W. Thompson, Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae, Achmull
Mr. Robert Dawson. Factor.
Rent Receipt |
074 |
This name is applied to the cot-houses situated at Clashbog Well. They are each one story in height, thatched, & in bad repair property of Mr. Adam, Upper Buxburn, Auchmull by Aberdeen. |
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TUMULI [Ashiehillock] |
Tumuli
Tumuli
Tumuli |
Mr. W. Stewart
Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. R Dawson |
074 |
This name applies to several small heaps of tumuli which are to be found near the foot of the hill of Brimmond, close to the small farmsteading of Ashiehillock. No information can be got respecting them in the locality. The general character is a circle of stones and earth, raised a few feet above the general surface, and about 18 feet in diameter. It is very probable that they mark the resting place of those who have fallen in some ancient battle. |
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UPPER KEPPELSTONE |
Upper Keppelstone
Upper Keppelstone
Upper Keppelstone |
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Dawson |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house one story offices houses one story, all thatched & in good repair The property of Revd. [Reverend] J. Adam Morningside Asylum. |
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UPPER KEPPLESTONE |
Upper Kepplestone |
Mr. James Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
074 |
For 1" purposes only. See Remark in Index. 1895 |
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WINDYEDGE |
Windyedge
Windyedge
Windyedge
Windyedge |
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Dawson
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house and offices all thatched, one story, and in good repair. The property of Revd. [Reverend] J Adam Morningside Asylum. |
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SCHOOL [nr Windyedge] |
School (Parish)
School (Parish)
School (Parish) |
Mr. Stewart. (Teacher)
Mr. Thompson
Mr. R. Dawson |
074 |
A neat one story house, slated, with a comfortable dwelling ho. [house] attached thereto, 2 storys, which is occupied by the Teacher. Mr. Stewart. Average attendance of Scholar's about 100. and the usual branches are taught. |
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HOLMHEAD |
Holmhead
Holmhead
Holmhead
Holmhead |
Mr. Stewart Registrar & Schoolmaster. Newhills
Mr. William Thompson, Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae, Aughmull
Mr. R Dawson. Factor Sclatter. Aughmull
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house one story, and offices one, all thatched and in very good repair. The property of Revd. [Reverend] J. Adam Morningside. |
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LOWER KEPPELSTONE |
Lower Kepplestone
Lower Kepplesone
Lower Kepplestone
Lower Kepplestone
Keppelstone |
Mr Stewart
Mr Thompson
Mr Dawson
Mr. W. Walker. (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small neat farmsteading dwelling house one story office one, all thatched, And in excellent repair. The property of Revd. [Reverend] J Adam Morningside Asylum. |
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LOWER KEPPELSTONE |
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Mr James MacDonald, The Farm, Huntly. N.B. [North Britain] |
074 |
For 1" purposes only. See Remark to Index. 1895 |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton |
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Dawson
Mr. William Ingram (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house one story. with a Small Court of offices, one story, all thatched & in bad repair. The property of Revd. [Reverend] J. Adam Morningside Asylum. |
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CROFT ON TULLOCH |
Croft on Tulloch |
Rent Receipt
Mr James McAllan Tenant
Mr Alexander Norie, Hillside |
074 |
A small farm house, one storey high, with offices attached; the whole thatched, and only in middling repair It is part of the endowed land, belonging to the Kings College Aberdeen |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside |
Mr James McAllan
Mr Alexander Norie Tenant
Mr James Scott Mid Brimmondside |
074 |
A farm house one storey high, with offices attached; the whole thatched, and in good repair |
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MID BRIMMONDSIDE |
Mid Brimmondside
Mid Brimondside |
Mr James McAllan
Mr James Scott Tenant
Mr Simpson West Brimmondside
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
074 |
A small farm house one storey high, with outhouses, thatched and in bad repair Prop [Proprietor] Mr Thompson |
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WEST BRIMMONDSIDE |
West Brimmondside
West Brimondside |
James Scott
Wiliam Simpson Tenant
James McAllan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A farm house and offices one storey high, in good repair; the whole thatched Mr Thompson Proprietor |
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BORROWSTON |
Borrowston
Borrowstown |
Rent Receipt
Mr William Stephens Tenant
Mr James McAllan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
074 |
A large farm house two storeys high, with offices attached slated and in excellent repair. Belongs to the Weavers Incorporation Aberdeen |
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LONGCAIRN |
Longcairn |
Rent Receipt
Mr Low Tenant
Mr James McAllan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A farm house one storey high with offices attached thatched, and in middling repair Mr Edmonds, Kingswell, proprietor |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
William Murray
William Cunhead
George Aberdein
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
074 |
A small dwelling house with farm steading attached the property of the representatives of the late Dr. [Doctor] Fraser. |
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MOSS-SIDE |
Moss-side
Moss-side
Moss-side |
William Murray
William Cunhead
J. Joss Moss-side by Auchmull |
074 |
A small dwelling house with farm steading attached the property of A. Aberdein of Derbeth. |
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FAIRLEY |
Fairley
Fairley
Fairley |
John Inglis. Fairley by Auchmull
New Statistical Account
William Cunhead Woodside Auchmull |
074 |
A dwelling house with kitchen garden, and about eight chains S W [South West] are the offices & farm steading, noted seperately under the same name are a farm the whole are the property of Col: [Colonel] Thompson residing in Ireland. |
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WOODSIDE OF CLOGHILL |
Woodside of Cloghill
Woodside of Cloghill
Woodside of Cloghill |
William Cunhead
William Murray
George Aberdein |
074 |
A dwelling house & farm steading attached the property of Robert Campbell. Cloghill |
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CLOGHILL |
Cloghill
Cloghill
Cloghill
Cloghill |
William Cunhead
William Murray
George Aberdein
New Statistical Account |
074 |
A dwelling house with offices attached the residence and property of Robert Campbell |
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Parish of Newhills |
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DERBETH |
Derbeth
Derbeth
Derbeth |
George Aberdein
William Walker
William Scott |
074 |
A large dwelling house with a good farm steading attached & a Smithy on the premises the property of Alexander Aberdein |
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OVERHILLS |
Overhills
Overhills
Overhills |
George Aberdein
William Walker
William Scott |
074 |
A farm steading, dwelling house &c. the property pro: tem: [pro tempore] of Revd. [Reverend] J. Adams parish Minister, being part of the land from which the stipend is collected. |
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GILLOWHILL |
Gillowhill
Gillowhill
Gillowhill
Gillahill |
Lease of Farm
George Aberdein
William Walker
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A dwelling house with large dairy farm steading &c. attached the property of Mr. Johnston Hillhead. Creran |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
William Walker. Hillhead Auchmull
Lease
George Aberdein Dykeside Auchmull |
074 |
A dwelling house and farm steading attached on the property of Alexander Aberdein of Derbeth. |
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EAST BRIMMONDSIDE |
East Brimmondside
East Brimmondside
East Brimmondside |
William Scott. East Brimmondside Auchmull
Lease
George Aberdein |
074 |
A dwelling house and farm steading attached the property of Major Thompson. Dublin |
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DIKESIDE |
Dykeside
Dykeside
Dykeside |
George Aberdein Proprietor
William Walker
William Scott |
074 |
A dwelling house with small farm steading attached occupied by the proprietor George Aberdein |
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DYKESIDE [1895] |
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Mr James Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly, N.B. [North Britain] |
074 |
For 1" purposes only, See remark in Index 1895. 1895 |
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BURNSIDE OF CLOGHILL |
Burnside of Cloghill |
Robert Stewart Tenant
William Murray
William Cumhead |
074 |
A dwelling house with small farm steading attached the property of Robert Campbell of Cloghill. |
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SPOUTWELLS |
Spoutwells |
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. A. Fowler
Mr. D. Fyfe (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A Small farmhouse, one story, thatched, offices one story thatched all in good repair. The property of F. Edmond Esqr. Kingswells, ho. [house] |
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LONG CAIRN [Cairnhillock] |
Long, Cairn |
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. A. Fowler
Mr. D. Fyfe. |
074 |
A large Cairn of loose stones of different sizes; about 3, chains in length, & from 60 to 90 links in width; it varies from 4 to 6 feet in height, and slopes upwards from the Sides, towards the middle; it appear's to be artificial, though there is no regularity observed in its construction; the stones being heaped promiscuously together; there has been a great lot, of the stones removed for the purpose of building fence's; and in doing so, it is reported that here there was a stone coffin found, containing black mould or ashes; the stones in the bottom of the Cairn have a Calcined appearance. |
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CAIRNHILLOCK |
Cairnhillock
Cairnhillock
Cairnhillock
Cairnhillock
Cairdhillock |
Mr. R. Dawson Roseville Aughmull.
Mr. P. Grant, Sheddocksley Ho. [House]
Mrs Lowe. Cairnhillock. Newhills
Mr. A. Fowler, Farmer, Bodiach by Skene
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A large 2 story, farmhouse slated, with a number of office houses, thatched; all in good repair. There are 2 small houses on this farm, which formerly got the name of Ford's; but they are now let with the farm of Cairnhillock, and the name, is not now applied to them, All the property of F. Edmund Esqr. Kingswells. |
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074 |
For 1" purposes only. see Remark in Index. 1895 |
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WEST HATTON |
West Hatton
West Hatton
West Hatton
West Hatton
West Hatton |
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. A. Fowler
Mr. J. Hardy (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A large farm house 2 story slated, with an excellent court of offices, slated, all in firstrate repair. The property of F. Edmund Esqr. Kingswells. |
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CROFT OF HATTON |
Croft of Hatton
Croft of Hatton
Croft of Hatton
Croft of Hatton
Croft of Hatton |
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. A. Fowler
Mr. Donald Law, (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small one story dwelling ho. [house] with one small office ho. [house] one story, thatched, and in bad repair. The property of F. Edmund Esqr. Kingswells. |
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DENHEAD OF CLOGHILL |
Denhead of Cloghill
Denhead of Cloghill
Denhead of Cloghill |
George G. Hay. Teacher
Lease
Francis Edmond. Advocate |
074 |
A farmhouse & steading, in good repair, on the property of Robert Campbell of Cloghill |
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MAINS OF KINGSWELLS |
Mains of Kingswells
Mains of Kingswells |
Francis Edmond. Advocate Proprietor
Est: [Estate] Map |
074 |
A dwelling house & farm steading, in good repair, the property of Francis Edmond Advocate. Aberdeen |
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QUAKERS GRAVE YARD (Disused) [Kingswells] |
Quaker's Grave Yard
Quaker's Grave Yard
Quaker's Grave Yard |
Francis Edmond Advocate
James Hay of Bellfield
George Rearie. Little Brodiach |
074 |
A small enclosure about half a mile N.W. [North West] from Kingswells, it was the burial place of former proprietors of Kingswells who were Quakers and is supposed to be coeval with the Mansion House of Kingswells It is disused since 1800. |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
Francis Edmond Advocate
James Hay of Bellfield
George G. Hay. Teacher
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A dwelling house & farmsteading in good repair the property of F. Edmond, Advocate, Aberdeen |
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KINGSWELLS FREE CHURCH MANSE |
Kingswells Free Church Manse
Kingswells Free Church Manse
Kingswells Free Church Manse |
George G. Hay. Teacher
James Hay of Bellfield
Francis Edmond |
074 |
A small neat built dwelling house, with garden &c. attached the residence of the Revd. [Reverend] William Keith. Free Church Minister. |
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WESTER HUXTERSTONE |
Wester Huxterstone
Wester Huxterstone
Wester Huxterstone |
Francis Edmond
John Simpson. W. [West] Middlefield
George G. Hay Teacher |
074 |
A dwelling house & farm steading in good repair the property of F. Edmond. Advocate. Aberdeen |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
Francis Edmond. Advocate
George G. Hay. Teacher
James Hay. Bellfield.
New Statistical Account |
074 |
A dwelling house & farm steading in good repair the property of William Chrystall. Aberdeen. |
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BROADIACH BURN |
Broadiach Burn
Broadiach Burn
Broadiach Burn |
Mr. Andrew Fowler, Broadiach
Mr. Robert Law, Fiddie
Mr. Anderson, Westhills |
074 |
A small stream flowing in a southerly direction and forming the boundary between the parishes of Skene and Newhills; the most of its course is artificial, it works a Meal Mill at Easter Ord at which place it changes its name to Ord Burn. |
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BROADIACH BURN |
Broadiach Burn
Broadiach Burn
Broadiach Burn |
Mr Andrew Fowler, Brodiach
Mr Robert Law, Fiddie
Mr Anderson, Westhills |
074 |
A small stream flowing in a Southerly direction and forming the boundary between the Parishes of Skene and Newhills; the most of its course is artificial, it works a Meal Mill at Easter Ord at which place it changes its name to Ord Burn |
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LITTLE BROADIACH |
Little Broadiach
Little Broadiach
Little Broadiach
Little Broadiack |
Francis Edmond, Proprietor
Rent Receipt
George Rearie Tenant
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small croft farm steading in good repair in the property of Francis Edmond. Advocate Aberdeen |
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Parish of Newhills
Aberdeenshire |
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O.S.O. [Ordnance Survey Office] Southampton
11th May 1869
Captain Wilson
I send you herewith
extracts from the Name
Books of the parishes of
Newhills, Peterculter & Skene
Co. [County] Aberdeen, relative to the
spelling of the word
Brodiach; - please to
say which is the correct
mode of spelling of this name.
[Signed] RM Parsons, Captain R.E. [Royal Engineers]
O.S.O. [Ordnance Survey Office] Inverness
19th May 1869
Captain Parsons R.E. [Royal Engineers]
From information
received I find that
"Broadiach" is the
correct mode of spelling
this name and have
assimilated the
orthography in the
Extracts from the Name
Books of these parishes
in accordance therewith
& which are returned herewith.
[Signed] G. Herbert Bolland
Capt. R.Eng. [Captain Royal Engineers]
20-5-69. [20 May 1869] |
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Broadiach
When I suggested the change in the spelling
of this name, I did not know the subject had
been under consideration. My reasons for
preferring Brodiach were - that this is the spelling
in the Poll Book - that it is so given in the Val [Valuation]
Roll of Skene & Newhills, though different properties
- that Brod is prond. [pronounced] short, which is important -
that it is a purely Gaelic name - & that according
to local usage it is prond. [pronounced] Bro-deeach.
In Skene are Broadshade, Broadtree,
Broadstraik & Broadwater, all close to
Brodiach, & it is very natural for country
people to suppose that the spelling must be
alike in every case.
I think Broadford is near to Little
Brodiach in Newhills parish, but am not
absolutely certain.
For these reasons I still think Brodiach
is right.
[Initialled] JMcD |
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BELLFIELD |
Bellfield
Bellfield
Bellfield |
James Hay. Proprietor
George G. Hay. Teacher
Francis Edmond Advocate |
074 |
A dwelling house, with farm steading attached in good repair the property & residence of James Hay |
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EAST MIDDLEFIELD |
East Middlefield
East Middlefield
East Middlefield |
John Simpson. W. [West] Middlefield
George G. Hay. Teacher
Francis Edmond. Advocate |
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A dwelling house with farm steading in good repair the property of Alexander Henderson Buchan, Aberdeenshire |
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WEST MIDDLEFIELD |
West Middlefield
West Middlefield
West Middlefield |
John Simpson
George G. Hay
Francis Edmond. |
074 |
A dwelling house, with farm steading, in good repair the property of Alexander Simpson residing in Banffshire. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Lease. (& wife of tenant)
George Rearie. Little Brodiach
Francis Edmond. Advocate |
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A small croft farm steading dwelling & steading attached the property of Francis Edmond, Advocate, Aberdeen. |
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HARTHILL |
Harthill
Harthill
Harthill |
George G. Hay. Teacher
James Hay. Bellfield
Francis Edmond Advocate |
074 |
A cluster of houses Consisting of a public house, shop, croft farm, a school house, & a few dwelling houses, the property of Alexander Johnston, North Broadford, Aberdeen and 26 others. |
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KINGSWELLS FREE CHURCH SCHOOL |
Kingswells Free Church School
Kingswells Free Church School
Kingswells Free Church School |
George G. Hay. Teacher. Kingswell's Free Church School.
Francis Edmond.
James Hay |
074 |
A large neat built school with teachers house, garden & conveniences erected four years ago by the Free Church Committee Average number of Scholars during the 12 Months is about 50. |
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WHITERASHES |
Whiterashes
Whiterashes
Whiterashes |
John Scourie, tenant
Francis Edmond Advocate
William Conheath. cloghill. |
074 |
A small croft farm steading the property of Francis Edmond Advocate, Aberdeen. |
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KINGSWELLS FREE CHURCH |
Kingswells Free Church
Kingswells Free Church
Kingswells Free Church |
Francis Edmond. Advocate
James Hay of Bellfield
George G. Hay. Teacher |
074 |
A small plain built church erected about six years ago and seated for about 300 and without a spire or gallery. Revd. [Reverend] William Keith Minister |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton |
Lease
Francis Edmond Esq Advocate
James Hay of Bellfield
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
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A small farm steading (dwelling house attached to steading) in good repair, the property of Francis Edmond. Advocate Aberdeen. |
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[Note beside 'Kingswells Free Church']
This name and the names of the Manse and school attached have been twice referred to the field.
The Examiner says that Kingswells is prefixed to the Church, Manse, and School by the people in
the neighbourhood and they are generally known by that name. See pages 62 & 65 |
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KINGSWELLS |
Kingswells
Kingswells
Kingswells |
Francis Edmond. Advocate Proprietor
Est: [Estate] Maps
George G. Hay. Teacher |
074 |
A neat ornamental built Mansion House with small lawn, garden &c. attached, the present proprietor states that it was erected about the end of the 16th Century by a Provost of Aberdeen who was a quaker, there is a stone over the main door bearing dates, 1666. 1713. & 1855. |
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LITTLE BROADIACH |
Little Brodiach
Little Brodiach
Little Brodiach
Little Brodiack |
Francis Edmond Proprietor
Rent Receipt
George Rearie, tenant
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small croft farm steading in good repair on the property of Francis Edmond Advocate Aberdeen. |
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NEWPARK |
Newpark
Newpark
Newpark
Newpark |
Francis Edmond, Advocate
James Hay of Bellfield
George G Hay, Teacher
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A dwelling house & farmsteading in good repair the property of Alexander Rough. |
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OLD FOURMILE HOUSES |
Old Fourmile Houses
Old Fourmile Houses
Old Fourmile Houses
Old Fourmile Houses |
Francis Edmond
James Hay
George G. Hay
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A few dwelling houses near the four Milestone on the Skene road, the property of P. Firth & others. |
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HUXTERSTONE |
Huxterstone
Huxterstone
Huxterstone
Huncanstone |
Francis Edmond
George G. Hay
James Hay
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
074 |
A dwelling house & farm steading in good repair the property of Mr Edmond. Kingswells. |
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HOPE FARM |
Hope Farm
Hope Farm
Hope Farm |
Mr Wilson Hope Farm Auchmull
Mr Dawson, Roseville Auchmull.
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Craven. Auchmull. |
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A two storey farm house with office houses all slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr Hay. Seaton House, Old Abern. [Aberdeen] |
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HOPE COTTAGE |
Hope Cottage
Hope Cottage
Hope Cottage |
Mr Dawson (Factor)
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven.
Mrs Culloch, tenant. Auchmull. |
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A one storey farm house with office houses slated and in middling repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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STONEY OF SCLATTIE |
Stoney of Sclattie
Stoney of Sclattie
Stoney of Sclattie |
Mr Dawson Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven Auchmull
Mrs Imly, tenant, Auchmull. |
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A one Storey farm house with office houses, all slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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BANKFOOT |
Bankfoot |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Charles Taws Maybank Cottage Auchmull |
075 |
A small village consisting of three farm houses and a few cottage houses - about ten - and situated midway between the villages of Auchmull and Waterton. The houses are mostly all slated in, built of granite, and in good repair, Propy [Property] of Mr Hay. |
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Mr J. Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly, N.B. [North Britain] |
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For 1" purposes only. see remark in Index. 1895. |
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MAYBANK COTTAGE |
Maybank Cottage |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Charles Taws. |
075 |
A one storey farm house with office houses all slated and in good repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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FOURMILE HOUSE (P.H.) |
Fourmile House |
Mr Dawson
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Hay, tenant, Auchmull |
075 |
A one storey dwelling house, which is also a public house, slated and in good repair. So called from its being situated exactly four miles from Aberdeen towards Inverury. Property of Mr Hay. |
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SCLATTIE QUARRY |
Sclattie Quarry
Sclattie Quarry
Sclattie Quarry |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven, Estate plan
Mr D Fraser, lessee of the quarry of 9 John's Street Aberdeen. |
075 |
A granite quarry situated a short distance south of Bankfoot, out of which there are, on an average, 25 tons of granite stones taken out daily. Property of Mr Hay. |
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MAINS OF SCLATTIE |
Mains of Sclattie
Mains of Sclattie
Mains of Sclattie |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Reith, Tenant, Auchmull |
075 |
A one storey farm house with office houses, all slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr. Hay. |
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HILLOCKS OF NEWHILLS |
Hillocks of Newhills |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Daick, tenant, Auchmull |
075 |
A one storey farm house with office houses, partly thatched and partly slated, and in bad repair. This the property of the Revd [Reverend] Mr Adams Morningside Asylum, Edinburgh. |
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WAGLEY |
Wagley |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Daick |
075 |
A one storey thatched cottar house, in very bad repair. Property of Mr Adams. |
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CLOVERFIELD |
Cloverfield |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mrs Duguid, tenant, Auchmull. |
075 |
A one storey farm house with office houses all slated and in good repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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NEWTON OF AUCHMULL |
Newton of Auchmull |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr D. Robertson, tenant, Auchmull
Lease 1853. |
075 |
A one storey farm house with office houses slated and in good repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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FROGHOLE QUARRY |
Froghole Quarry |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr D Robertson |
075 |
This is a granite Quarry near Auchmull. It is not wrought now on account of its best stones being taken away. Property of Mr Hay. |
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ROSE COTTAGE |
Rose Cottage |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Joss, tenant. Auchmull. |
075 |
A neat one storey cottage house, slated and in excellent condition. Property of Mr Hay. |
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MARLPOOL |
Marlpool |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
George Ritchie, tenant, Auchmull |
075 |
A one storey farm house with office houses thatched and in middling repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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WESTERTON OF AUCHMULL |
Westerton of Auchmull |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Forbes Jopp Westerton of Auchmull, Auchmull |
075 |
Two farm steadings consisting of dwelling houses and office houses, partly thatched and slated, and in good repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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AUCHMULL HOUSE |
Auchmull House |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Thomson, Inspector of Poor, Chapelbrae Auchmull. |
075 |
A large two storey dwelling house with office houses all slated and in excellent condition. Tenanted by laborers. Property of Mr Hay. |
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CAIRNVILLA COTTAGE |
Cairnvilla Cottage |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mrs McKenzie, tenant, Auchmull. |
075 |
A very neat one storey cottage slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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DANCINGCAIRN QUARRIES |
Dancingcairn Quarries |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr R. Dawson
Mr D. Robertson
Mr W. Stewart |
075 |
This name applies to several large granite quarries, situated on rising ground about three & a half miles north-west of the City of Aberdeen, & close to the village of Auchmull. The chief production of the quarries is paving stones, which are dressed and forwarded to all parts of the Kingdom from here. The debris of each quarry surrounds the whole, & forms a very prominent feature in the locality. Property of James Gordon Hay Esqr. of Seaton House Old Aberdeen. |
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MANSE [F.C., Auchmull] |
Free Church Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven, tenant,
Mr Dawson
Mr Davidson Mugiemoss House Nr [Near] Auchmull |
075 |
A large self-contained house, the residence of Mr Craven, Free Church minister. It is slated and in excellent repair. Property of members of the congregation. |
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POST OFFICE [Auchmull] |
Post Office |
Revd [Reverend] Craven
Mr Dawson
Mr Fyfe, postmaster Auchmull. |
075 |
A large two storey house, slated and in excellent condition. It is also a grocer shop. There are Two arrivals and two departures of mails at this office daily: the former at 5.30 A.M. and 2.48 P.M.; the latter at 10.30 A.M., and 3 P.M. |
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GOODHOPE |
Goodhope or Woodhope |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
John Glennie, tenant,
Spelled Woodhope on Estate plan. |
075 |
A one storey farm house with office houses, slated and in good repair. This is known better by the former of these appellations. Property of Mr Hay. |
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Ph [Parish] of Newmills -- Aberdeenshire
[Note beside 'Manse'] - Free Church is superfluous in this name as the Manse is so contiguous to the Free Church.
[Note beside "Goodhope"] - I am told this place has been joined to Hope Farm. I cannot confirm this because I have not the map of this part of the parish. At all events the name is not in the Val. [Valuation] Roll & is reported extinct. [Initialled] JMcD |
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AUCHMULL INN |
Auchmull Inn |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Robertson, tenant, Auchmull |
075 |
A neat one storey house slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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FREE CHURCH [Auchmull] |
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Dawson
Mr Davidson
Estate plan. |
075 |
A large slated building. erected in the year 1844. containing 750 sittings for the congregation. Mr Craven is the present minister. Property of the congregation. |
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ROSEVILLE |
Roseville |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr McLaren |
075 |
A very neat one storey dwelling house, slated and in excellent repair. Tenanted by Mr Dawson, Mr Hay's Factor. Property of Mr Hay |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Auchmull] |
Free Church School |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Dawson
Mr McLaren, Schoolmaster. Auchmull. |
075 |
A one storey house slated and in excellent repair. The schoolmaster's dwelling house and school are under the one roof. Property of the Free Church congregation. It is partly supported by a Government allowance
The average number of Scholars attending this school is 45 |
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SCHOOL [Auchmull] |
School |
Miss Nicholson, Schoolmistress, Auchmull
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Dawson. |
075 |
A one storey low-roofed slated house, in very good repair Property of Mr Hay. The average number of scholars attending this school is 40. It is not endowed. |
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CRAIG COTTAGE |
Craig Cottage |
Mr Dawson
Mrs Finlay, Proprietress
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven |
075 |
A neat one storey cottage. It is new, slated and built of granite stones. |
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CRAIG HOUSE |
Craig House |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Dawson
Mrs Finlay, tenant and proprietress Auchmull. |
075 |
A very neat two storey dwelling house, slated and in excellent condition. Property of Mr Hay. |
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MUGIEMOSS COTTAGE |
Mugiemoss Cottage |
Mr Davidson (tenant)
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Dawson |
075 |
A one storey dwelling house slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr Hay. |
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MUGIEMOSS HOUSE |
Mugiemoss House |
Mr Davidson (tenant)
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Dawson |
075 |
A two storey dwelling with with small and low-roofed office houses, slated and in excellent repair Property of Mr Hay. |
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AUCHMULL |
Auchmull
Auchmull
Auchmull
Auchmull
Auchmull |
Mr Dawson.
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Craven
Estate plans 1848-9.
Writing on the house at Denhead.
Old Statistical Account |
075 |
This name is applied to a small village situated on the T.P. [Turnpike] road between Abn [Aberdeen] and Inverury, and about 3 miles from the former. It consists of chiefly two storey houses mostly slated and in good repair. It contains one Postoffice and an Inn. The name Auchmull is now applied to all the houses between the main body of the village and Denhead on which (Denhead) are written the name Auchmull and No.1. |
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MILL OF SCLATTIE |
Mill of Sclattie |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Estate plan |
075 |
This name is applied to a meal mill and a farm house, one storey slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr James Hay. |
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BUXBURN STATION |
Buxburn Station |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Howie. (Lessee of Buxburn Wool Mills) Auchmull.
Railway Time table |
075 |
This consists of two wooden sheds, one for the accommodation of passengers, and the other for goods, together with a small adjoining portion of land for the railway traffic. It is situated about 3½ miles from Aberdeen, and is the property of the railway company. |
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MUGIEMOSS PAPER WORKS |
Mugie moss Paper Works |
Mr C Davidson
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Printing on Mr Davidson's bills. |
075 |
These are very extensive works chiefly two and three storeys high, all slated and in excellent condition. The principal produce of these works consists of all kinds of coarse paper. The finer sort is manufactured at the Waterton Paper Works about ¾ of a mile higher up the river. The property of Messrs Davidson Mugiemoss Paper. |
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MILL OF BUXBURN (Flour & Corn) |
Mill of Buxburn |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr McLaren
Mr Davidson |
075 |
A large flour & corn mill with dwelling house attached, situated at Auchmull; both are one storey in height, slated, and in good repair. Property of J.G. Hay Esq. Seaton House. Old Aberdeen. |
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BUXBURN MILLS (Woollen) |
Buxburn Mills |
Mr Dawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven
Mr Howie (Lessee of the Mills) Auchmull. |
075 |
These mills are situated exactly where Bux Burn joins the River Don, one situated on each side of the stream. They are mostly two and three storeys high, all in good repair except a large building on the north of the stream, in which there is very little business transacted. Mr Howie has a lease of these mills for ninety years. Property of Mr Hay. |
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ABERDEEN CANAL |
Aberdeen Canal (Remains of) |
Mr W. Stewart
Mr W. Thompson
Mr R. Dawson |
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SCATTER BURN |
Scatter Burn |
Mr Dawson
Mrs Mary Alexander
Mr Lawrence |
075 |
This burn has it source on the lands of Northfield. Its general course is north-easterly and it joins the River Don at Persley Ferry. |
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HEATHRYFOLD |
Heathryfold |
Mr Dawson
Capt [Captain] Chivas
Mr J. England, Heathryfold Nr [Near] Woodside
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1859-60 |
075 |
A one storey farm house with office houses, and a cottage house all in very good repair. Property of Mr Hay, Seaton House. |
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PERSLEY FERRY |
Persley Ferry |
Mr Dawson
Capt [Captain] Chivas
Writing on a board attached to a house on the north side of the ferry. |
075 |
This is a private ferry on the River Don about ¼ of a mile east from Grove. It is situated exactly where the Scatter Burn joins the Don. |
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GAS WORKS [Denhead] |
Gas Works |
Mr Lawrence, gas inspector
Mr Dawson
Capt [Captain] Chivas. |
075 |
These gas works are situated at Denhead, they consist of a gasometer, containing 10,000 cubic feet of gas, and a small shed. It supplies the village of Auchmull and the neighbouring houses with gas. |
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GROVE |
Grove |
Capt [Captain] Chivas Grove Woodside
Mr Dawson (Factor) Auchmull
George Lawrence Gas Inspector Woodside |
075 |
A two storey dwelling house, slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr Hay, Seaton House Old Aberdeen. |
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DENHEAD |
Denhead |
Mr Dawson
Capt [Captain] Chivas
Mrs Mary Alexander Denhead Woodside |
075 |
A Two storey dwelling house slated and in excellent repair. It is the nearest house of Auchmull to the village of Woodside. It is also a public house. Property of Mr Hay. |
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NORTHFIELD |
Northfield
Northfield
Northfield |
Mr Dawson, Factor
Mr John Booth Oldtown
Estate Plan. |
075 |
A few Small farmhouses one storey high with offices attached and tenanted by several persons. They are generally thatched and in middling repair. |
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GREENFERN |
Greenfern
Greenfern
Greenfern
Greenferns |
J. McPherson Esqr Springhill
Mr John Fife Tenant
James Gibson, Mains of Sheddocksley
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
075 |
A large farm house two storeys high with offices attached, slated and in excellent repair.
The Trustees of the late Mr Frazer are proprietors. |
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SHEDDOCKSLEY HOUSE |
Sheddocksley House
Sheddocksley House
Sheddocksley House
Sheddocksley House
Sheddocksley |
P. Grant Esqr Tenant
J. Gibson, Mains of Sheddocksley
J McPherson Esqr Springhill
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
New Statistical Account |
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A dwelling house two storeys high with outhouses, Garden and ornamental ground; the houses are slated, and only in middling repair. Propr [Proprietor] The Trustees of the late Mr Frazer |
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MAINS OF SHEDDOCKSLEY |
Mains of Sheddocksley
Mains of Sheddocksley
Mains of Sheddocksley
Mains of Sheddocksley |
Mr James Gibson Tenant
J. McPherson,
P. Grant Esqr Sheddocksley House
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A farm house two storeys high, with offices attached the whole slated and in good repair Proprietors The Trustees of the late Mr Frazer |
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EAST MAINS OF SHEDDOCKSLEY |
East Mains of Sheddocksley
East Mains of Sheddocksley
East Mains of Sheddocksley
East Mains of Sheddocksley |
Lease
Mr William Rae Tenant
J. McPherson
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A farm house, one storey high, with offices attached the whole slated, and in middling repair
The Trustees of the late Mr Frazer Propr [Proprietor]. |
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SPRINGHIL HOUSE |
Springhill House
Springhill House
Springhill House
Springhill House
Springhill |
J. McPherson, Tent & Propr [Tenant & Proprietor]
Mr William Rae
Mr James Gibson
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
New Statistical Account |
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A large well built gentleman's seat two storeys high with suitable offices detached, the whole slated and in good repair
Proprietor J. McPherson Esqr |
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REDMIRES |
Redmires
Redmires
Redmires
Redmires |
Lease
William Brownie Tenant
William Murray Muirton
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A neat small farm house one storey high, with offices attached slated and in good repair
Proprietor Revd [Reverend] James Adam Manse Newhills |
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MUIRTON |
Muirton
Muirton
Muirton
Muirton |
Rent Receipt
William Brownie Redmires
Mr Willliam Murray Tenant
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small pendicle, one storey high with offices attached thatched and in middling repair
Revd [Reverend] James Adam proprietor |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
Rent Receipt
Robert Cran Tenant
Mr Brownie Redmires
William Murray Muirton
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A neat little farm house with suitable offices attached, one storey high, thatched, and in good repair Revd [Reverend] James Adam proprietor |
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UPPER BUXBURN MILL |
Upper Buxburn Mill
Upper Buxburn Mill
Upper Buxburn Mill |
Rent Receipt
Alexander Gillespie Tenant
Mr Dawson, Auchmull |
075 |
A corn mill and dwelling house one storey high, slated and in excellent repair. Proprietor Mr Adam Advocate Buxburn House |
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BUXBURN HOUSE |
Buxburn House
Buxburn House
Buxburn House |
Mr Adam Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Dawson
Alexander Gillespie |
075 |
A large, and recently erected dwelling house two storeys high with plot of ornamental ground and garden The house is slated and in excellent repair
Mr Adam, Proprietor |
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UPPER BUXBURN |
Upper Buxburn
Upper Buxburn
Upper Buxburn |
Mr Adam Proprietor
Mr Dawson
Mr Alexander Gillespie |
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A very large home farm and dwelling house two storeys high slated and in good repair
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BUX BURN |
Bux Burn
Bux Burn
Bux Burn
Bux Burn |
Mr Dawson Factor
Mr Davidson, Mugiemoss, Auchmull
Mr Alexander Gillespie Miller, Buxburn Mill
Revd [Reverend] Mr Craven Newhills Manse |
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A Small stream rising in the south western part of this parish, and flowing in an Eastern direction untill it falls into the Don near Auchmull |
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[Note beside 'Buxburn'] - This mode of writing a burn-name is departing from the usual practice but if disjoined it would, for the sake of sense, require to be Bucks Burn as it was originally. It is a question for the O.S. [Ordnance Survey] Office to determine.
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OLDTOWN |
Oldtown
Oldtown
Oldtown
Oldtown |
Mr Stewart Registrar & Schoolmaster Newhills
Mr William Thompson, Inspector of Poor. Chapelbrae. Aughmull
Mr J. Booth. Farmer. Oldtown Aughmull
Mr R. Dawson. Factor. Roseville Aughmull |
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A plain 2 story farm house slated, with suitable offices one story, all in good repair There are 2 small dwelling houses close to this farmsteading which are known by the farm name. All the property of J.G. Hay Esqr Seaton House old Aberdeen. |
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BLACKHILL |
Blackhill
Blackhill
Blackhill
Blackhill
Blackhill |
Mr P. Grant
Mr R. Dawson
Mr G. Bain
Mr _ Groat, Farmer Blackhill
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farmsteading dwelling house one story offices one, all thatched And in good repair. There are 2 small cot houses on this farm. All the property of Mr C. Rose, Hazlehead. |
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DENSEAT |
Denseat
Denseat
Denseat
Denseat |
Mr P. Grant
Mr R. Dawson
Mr G. Bain
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farmsteading dwelling house and offices all in one large one story thatched and in bad repair. Occupied by Mr Groat Farmer, Blackhill. The property of Mr C. Rose, Hazlehead. |
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OLDMILL REFORMATORY (MALE) |
Oldmill Reformatory
Oldmill Reformatory
Oldmill Reformatory
Oldmill Reformatory
Oldmill |
Mr P. Grant
Mr R. Dawson
Mr P. Donald (Governor)
Mr G. Bain (Farm Overseer)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A large plain stone building part 2 story's, and part one, used as a (Male Reformatory,) with a large farmsteading attached thereto. There are about 50 acres of land left by Dr. [Doctor] Watt, on which this establishment is erected, and the produce of which goes to the support of it. the rest of the expenses are defrayed by Government, The ground is tastefully laid out, and well cultivated, The offenders, who are sent here, are taught, Boot & shoemaking Tailoring & Farming. Mr P. Donald House Governor Mr G. Bain. Farm Overseer. |
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WILLOWPARK |
Willowpark
Willowpark
Willowpark
Willowpark |
Mr P. Grant
Mr R. Dawson
Mr George Ewen
Mr G. Bain, Farm Overseer. Oldmill, Reformatory. |
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A beautiful 2 story dwelling house, slated; with a few offices one story, all in firstrate repair. There are a few acres of land belonging to this place, all the property of Mr George Ewen. |
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MUIRFIELD |
Muirfield
Muirfield
Muirfield
Muirfield |
Mr P. Grant.
Mr R, Dawson
Mr G. Bain.
Mrs Moir, Muirfield Newhills |
075 |
A long one story house tile roofed, part of which is used as a Tailor's shop, The property and residence of Mrs _ Moir There is a small vegetable garden and a portion of land belonging to this house. |
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HALLFIELD |
Hallfield
Hallfield
Hallfield
Hallfield |
Mr P. Grant
Mr Dawson
Mr G. Bain
Mr G. Hall, Hallfield Newhills |
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A big beautiful 2 story cottage house with projecting eaves, a small court offices one story, all in good repair. The residence and property of G. Hall Esqr. There is a small farm of land belonging to this house. |
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BONACCORD COTTAGE |
Bonaccord Cottage
Bonaccord Cottage
Bonaccord Cottage
Bonaccord Cottage |
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. G. Bain
Mr. A. Robb, Bonaccord Cottage Newhills |
075 |
A large 2 story dwelling house; with offices attached thereto, all slated and in good repair. This place is now used as a farmsteading:- The property of the Weavers incorporated Society. |
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BONNYMUIR |
Bonnymuir
Bonnymuir
Bonnymuir
Bonnymuir |
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. G. Bain
Mr. John Walker, |
075 |
A comfortable 2 story dwelling house, with a few small offices attached thereto, in good repair. The property and residence of Mr. J. Walker. There is a small farm of land belonging to this house. |
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SMIDDYHILL |
Smiddyhill
Smiddyhill
Smiddyhill
Smiddyhill
Smithyhill |
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. J Stewart. (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
Mr. G. Bain Farm Overseer, Oldmill Reformatory |
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A small 2 story farmhouse, slated. with a good court of offices one story, all in good repair, Occupied by Mr. J Stewart, Farmer, The property of Mr. C. Rose, Hazlehead, Newhills, |
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MILL OF MAIDENCRAIG |
Mill of Maidencraig
Mill of Maidencraig
Mill of Maidencraig
Mill of Maidencraig
Mill of Maidencraig |
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. G. Bain.
Messrs Urquhart, Mill of Maidencraig, Newhills.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A large 2 story house, used as a mill for grinding Corn and Barley, driven by water power, also a nice 2 story farm house with a very good Court of offices all slated and in very good repair, All the property of The Narrow, Wynd Society. (per J. Forbes) |
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JESSIEFIELD |
Jessiefield
Jessiefield
Jessiefield
Jessiefield
Jessiefield |
Mr. P, Grant
Mr. R, Dawson
Mr. G. Bain
Mr. G. Ross. Jessiefield
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
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A large farm house 2 story's slated, with an excellent garden well laid out, and a good set of offices, one story all slated and in good repair, This place was once a Gentleman's Seat, but is now a farmsteading, Occupied by Mr. G. Ross, Farmer, The property of Mr. _ Patterson Carnoussie, Turriff. Banffshire |
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DENHEAD |
Denhead
Denhead
Denhead
Denhead |
Mr. P. Grant,
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. G. Bain
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A, small one story, dwelling house; slated, with offices one story slated, all in good repair, used as a small farmsteading having a portion of land attached thereto; The property of Mr. James Imrie. |
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HOMEFARM OF SHEDDOCKSLEY |
Homefarm of Sheddocksley
Homefarm of Sheddocksley
Homefarm of Sheddocksley
Homefarm of Sheddocksley
Home Farm |
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. R Dawson
Mr. G. Bain
Mrs Strachan, (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A large farmsteading dweling house 2 storys. slated, offices one story slated, all in good repair, occupied by Mrs. Strachan. There is a smithy and dwelling ho. [house] near to this farmtown (but not let with it.) it is locally Called Smith's Gillie Croft, and is a separate holding, from the above. All the property of Messrs Frazer. Schoolhill Aberdeen. |
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FERNHILLS |
Fernhills
Fernhills
Fernhills
Fernhills
Fernhills |
Mr. R, Dawson, Roseville, Aughmull
Mr. P. Grant, Sheddocksley Ho [House]
Mr. William Law. Fernhills
Mr. George Bain, Farm Overseer Oldmill Reformatory
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farmhouse 2 story's, slated, with a very good court of offices one story, slated; all in very good repair. The property of Dr. [Doctor] Frazer's Trustees, per. J Ferguson Advocate. |
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CROFT OF NEWPARK |
Croft of Newpark
Croft of Newpark
Croft of Newpark
Croft of Newpark
Croft of Newpark |
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. P Grant,
Mr. W. Duncan. Tenant.
Valuation Roll. (1860)
Mr. G. Bain |
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A small one story dwelling house, with a few offices, all slated and in good repair, This place is now attached to the Farm of Newpark; and belong's to the same proprietor. |
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WHITEMYRES |
Whitemyres
Whitemyres
Whitemyres
Whitemyres
Whitemyres |
Mr. R Dawson
Mr. F. Grant.
Mr. George Gray. (Whitemyres)
Mr. George Bain
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A very large plain building 3 story's, with a small Lawn and an excellent Garden, There is a very good set of offices adjoining the ho [house], it is now occupied by Mr. G. Gray, Farmer, and is the property of Mr. Peter Grant Sheddocksley House. |
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OLD WHITEMYRES |
Old Whitemyres
Old Whitemyres
Old Whitemyres
Old Whitemyres |
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. M. Rae (Tenant)
Mr. George Bain |
075 |
A large farmsteading dwelling house 2 storys slated, offices one story part thatched & part slated. all in good repair. The property of the Narrow, Wynd, Society, per. J. Forbes. |
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NEWTON COTTAGE |
Newton Cottage
Newton Cottage
Newton Cottage
Newton Cottage
Newton Cottage |
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. P Grant,
Mr. G. Gray. Whitemyres
Mr. James Kemp. (Tenant)
Mr. George Bain |
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A small comfortable dwelling house, with a few offices, all in good repair. There is a small farm let with this cottage, The property of Mr. G. Gray, Whitemyres. |
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SUMMERFIELD |
Summerfield
Summerfield
Summerfield
Summerfield
Summerfield |
Mr. R. Dawson
Mr. P. Grant
Mr. Thomas Menzies, Summerfield Near Aberdeen
Mr. George Bain
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A very nice one story farm house, slated, with a small Court of offices, also slated, all in good repair. The residence and property of Mr. Thomas Menzies. |
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SCHOOL [nr Summerfield] |
School
School
School |
Mr P. Grant. Sheddockley House
Mr R Dawson Roseville Aughmull
Mr G Bain Farm Overseer. Oldmill Reformatory |
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A small one story house, thatched, part of which is used as a schoolroom, and the Schoolmistress, Miss M. Tait, occupies the rest, The school is supported by the contributions of a few farmer's in the neighbourhood, and by Soiree's - average attendance of Scholar's about 40. (Male & Female) who are taught reading writing & Arithmetic, and the Females are taught sewing, There is a Small house close to the school which is used as a shoemaker's shop, and both are on the Farm of Mastick and belong to the same proprietor. |
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DEN BURN |
Den Burn
Den Burn
Den Burn |
Mr F. Grant, Sheddocksley
Mr R. Dawson, Roseville, Auchmull
Mr W. Stewart |
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A large stream which rises in a hollow near Kingswells & flows in an south-eastward direction until it empties itself into the German Ocean close to Aberdeen. |
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HAZLEHEAD HOUSE |
Hazlehead
Hazlehead House
Hazlehead House
Hazlehead House
Hazlehead House |
New Statistical Account
Mr Rose, junior Hazlehead House Nr [Near] Aberdeen.
Mrs Rose, Hazlehead Ho [House] Nr [Near] Aberdeen.
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860, for the spelling of Hazlehead
William Cumming, landsteward Hazlehead |
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A large Two storey dwelling house with coach houses a short distance north of it, all slated and in excellent repair. The home farm steading is situated about a ¼ of a mile south of the dwelling house: it is one storey high slated and in excellent repair. Propy [Property] of Mr Rose. |
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HAZLEHEAD COTTAGE |
Hazlehead Cottage |
Mr Rose
Val, [Valuation] Roll 1860.
John Simon Hazlehead Cottage Aberdeen. |
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A one storey dwelling house thatched and in very good repair. Property of Mr Rose. |
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BURNIEBOOZLE |
Burnieboozle |
Mr Rose
William Cumming
Major Tench, Staff Officer. Burnieboozle Aberdeen. |
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A handsome two storey dwelling house slated and in excellent condition. The home farmsteading is situated about a ¼ of a mile north of the dwelling house: it is one storey slated and in good repair. Property of Mr Stuart, Craigiebuckle, Aberdeen. |
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WESTWOOD |
Westwood |
Mr Rose. Proprietor
Mr Cumming
Val. [Valuation] Roll. 1860
Mr John Kemp, Westwood Nr [Near] Aberdeen. |
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A one storey farm steading, slated and in excellent repair, Property of Mr Rose, Hazlehead House, Aberdeen |
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[Signed] J. E. Pratt
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NAME BOOK
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NEWHILLS
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Aberdeen Canal (Remains of) -- 85
Ashiehillock -- 41
Auchmull -- 81
Auchmull House -- 74
Auchmull Inn -- 78
Bankfoot -- 70
Bellfield -- 64
Bents -- 36
Bishopdams Bridge -- 49
Bishopton -- 11
Blackburn -- 3
Black Burn -- 3
Blackhill -- 99
Bonaccord Cottage -- 102
Bonnymuir -- 102
Borrowston -- 54
Bridgefoot -- 31
Brimmond Hill -- 39
Broadiach Burn -- 63
Burnbrae -- 55
Burnbrae -- 93
Burnhead of Meikle Clinterty -- 12
Burnside -- 9
Burnside of Meikle Clinterty -- 12
Burnside of Cloghill -- 58
Burniboozle -- 111
Bux Burn -- 95
Buxburn House -- 94
Buxburn Mills (Woollen) -- 85
Buxburn Station -- 83
Cairnhillock -- 60
Cairnvilla Cottage -- 74
Chapelbrae -- 21
Chapel of Stoneywood -- 20
Chapel, Site of -- 20
Church -- 44
Church (In Ruins) -- 44
Clashbog Mill -- 46
Clashbogwell -- 49
Clinterty Cottage -- 18
Cloghill -- 56
Cloverfield -- 72
Corklie -- 14
Craig Cottage -- 79
Craig House -- 80
Craibstone House -- 22
Craibstone Lodge -- 20
Croft of Bridgefoot -- 31
Croft of Hatton -- 60
Croft of Market Stance -- 25
Croft of Newpark -- 105
Croft on Tulloch -- 53
Dancingcairn Quarries -- 76
Den Burn -- 109
Denhead -- 104
Denhead -- 90
Denhead of Cloghill -- 61
Denseat -- 99
Derbeth -- 57
Dikeside -- 58
East Brimmondside -- 58
East Mains of Sheddocksley -- 92
East Middlefield -- 64
Eastside of Craibstone -- 42
Elrick Hill -- 39
Esseyhillock -- 47
Fairley -- 56
Far Burn -- 19
Fernhills -- 105
Fourmile House -- 70
Free Church -- 78
Free Church School -- 79
Froghole Quarry -- 73
Gas Works -- 89
Gateside -- 63
Gateside of Craibstone -- 31
Gillowhill -- 57
Goodhope -- 77
Gough Burn -- 45
Goughburn -- 46
Great North of Scotland Railway -- 24
Green Burn -- 25
Greenburn -- 25
Greenden of Stoneywood -- 32
Greenfern -- 91`
Greenwelltree -- 47
Grove -- 90
Hallfield -- 101
Harthill -- 65
Haughs of Clinterty -- 17
Hazlehead Cottage -- 111
Hazlehead House -- 111
Heathryfold -- 89
Hillhead -- 58
Hillhead of Clinterty -- 14
Hillside -- 53
Hillocks of Newhills -- 71
Holmhead -- 54
Homefarm of Sheddocksley -- 104
Hope Cottage -- 69
Hope Farm -- 69 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Howmoss of Clinterty -- 14
Huxterstone -- 68
Jessiefield -- 103
Kingswells -- 67
Kingswells Free Church -- 66
Kingswells Free Church Manse -- 62
Kingswells Free Church School -- 65
Kirkhill -- 46
Little Brodiach -- 67
Little Clinterty -- 9
Little Clinterty Quarry -- 5
Little Mill of Clinterty -- 38
Littlemill Burn -- 37
Longcairn -- 54
Long Cairn -- 59
Lower Bents -- 36
Lower Farburn -- 24
Lower Keppelstone -- 52
Manse Ph [Parish] -- 43
Manse -- 77
Mains of Kingswells -- 61
Mains of Sclattie -- 71
Mains of Sheddocksley -- 92
Market Stance -- 26
Market Street -- 34
Marlpool -- 73
Maybank Cottage -- 70
Meadowfold -- 18
Meikle Clinterty -- 17
Mid Brimmondside -- 53
Middlebrae -- 48
Middlemuir -- 45
Mill of Buxburn -- 84
Mill of Craibstone -- 22
Mill of Maidencraig -- 103
Mill of Sclattie -- 83
Mill of Waterton -- 34
Mosshead -- 47
Moss-side -- 55
Mugiemoss Cottage -- 80
Mugiemoss House -- 80
Mugiemoss Paper Works -- 84
Muirfield -- 101
Muirton -- 93
Netherbrae -- 48
Netherhills -- 45
Newhills (Ph.) [Parish] -- 1
Newpark -- 68
Newton of Auchmull -- 72
Newton -- 52
Newton -- 66
Newton Cottage -- 21
Newton Cottage -- 106
Northfield -- 91
Old Fourmile Houses -- 68
Oldmill Reformatory (Male) -- 100
Oldtown -- 97
Old Whitemyres -- 106
Overhills -- 57
Paper Works -- 36
Parkhead -- 41
Parkhead -- 62
Persley Ferry -- 89
Post Office -- 77
Quakers Grave Yard -- 61
Redmires -- 93
Redpool -- 34
Rivehill -- 38
River Don -- 29
Robber's Cave -- 15
Rose Cottage -- 73
Roseville -- 78
Ruthriehill -- 27
Saplingbrae -- 11
Scatter Burn -- 87
Sclattie Quarry -- 71
School -- 33
School -- 51
School -- 79
School -- 107
Sheddocksley House -- 91
Smiddyhill -- 102
Smithfield Cottage -- 42
South Farburn -- 32
Spoutwells -- 59
Springhill House -- 92
Stoneyfield -- 38
Stoney of Sclattie -- 69
Stoneywood Cottage -- 27
Stoneywood House -- 26
Stoneywood Paper Works -- 28
Summerfield -- 106
Sunnybank -- 41
Sunnybrae -- 22
Tulloch -- 39 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Tumuli -- 49
Tyrebagger -- 11
Tyrebagger Hill -- 18
Tyrebagger Quarry -- 13
Upper Buxburn -- 94
Upper Buxburn Mill -- 94
Upper Farburn -- 7
Upper Keppelstone -- 51
Wagley -- 72
Walton -- 21
Waterton House -- 33
Watchmanbrae -- 48
Wellheads -- 32
West Brimmondside -- 54
West Hatton -- 60
West Middlefield -- 64
Wester Huxterstone -- 62
Westerton of Auchmull -- 74
Westwood -- 112
Whitemyres -- 105
Whiterashes -- 66
Williamston -- 19
Willowpark -- 101
Windyedge -- 51
Wineford -- 37
Woodend -- 26
Woodend Cottage -- 27
Woodside -- 65
Woodside of Cloghill -- 56
Woodside of Craibstone -- 42
Woodside of Meikle Clinterty -- 37
Woodside of Tyrebagger -- 13
Upper Kepplestone -- 51
Altered by authority of Mr James Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly, N.B. [North Britain]. To be used for 1" purposes only, further investigation to be made during the revision of the larger scales. By order of the D.G. [Director General] 12.8.95. [12 Aug 1895]
Lower Kepplestone -- 52
(see remark above)
Dykeside -- 58
(Remark as below) [above]
Cairdhillock -- 60
(Remark as below) [above]
Bridgefoot -- 70
(remark as below) [above]
Buxburn -- 95
(remark as below) [above]
Essiehillock -- 47
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