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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CANNIE WELL | Canny Well Canny Well Canny Well |
Mr. Stronach, Raehill Mr. Maitland, Rothney Estate Plan dated 1859 |
054 | A fine Spring Well in a Fir Plantation on the North Side of Bennachie |
| THE LINN | The Linn The Linn The Linn |
Mr. Stronach Raehill Mr. A. Littlejohn Shepherds Lodge Mr. G. Simon Woodside |
054 | A small precipitous where the Rushmill Burn flows through. Well known by this name. From this place the Burn takes the name of Linn Burn until it joins Burnhervey at Bogfoot. |
| LINN BURN | Linn Burn Linn Burn Linn Burn |
Mr. A. Littlejohn Mr. G. Simon Mr. J. McDonald, Hillside |
054 | A burn on the North Side of Bennachie, and flowing in a N.E. [North East] direction till it joins Burnhervey. It is Known from its Source to "The Linn," by the name of Rushmill Burn. |
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Note: Cannie Well - Cannie, Kannie, Cautious; prudent; Artful; Crafty; Attentive; wary; watchful; not given to expense. Moderate in Charges, Moderate in Conduct, not severe in depredation, or exaction, useful; beneficial. (Jamieson)
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