OS1/1/68/70
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABBEY KILN | Kiln | Mr. George Gardener Saplingbrae | 021 | Applies to the remains of an old Kiln said to have been used by the monks to dry their corn, it is situated a short distance north of the Abbey of Deer. |
| BRIDGEND | Bridge-end Bridge-end Bridge-end |
Mr. A Mathers Tenant Colonel Ferguson Pitfour Mr. R. Porter Stuartfield |
021 | Applies to a large and substantial farm house with offices, garden &c. attached, situated a short distance south of the Abbey Bridge. The property of Colonel Ferguson Pitfour. |
| THE SAUGH TREE | The Saugh Tree The Saugh Tree The Saugh Tree |
"Pratts Buchan" Mr. R. Porter Stuartfield Mr. George Gardener Saplingbrae |
021 | This name applies to a willow tree on the bank of South Ugie, situated close to the Abbey of Deer. "We read, in the New Statistical Account, that "near the mill of Haddo, at a spot called the Battle Fauld, tradition points out the grave of Sir James the Rose, who was slain [Continued on page 71] |
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[Page] 70Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Old Deer
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