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PETERCULTER |
Peterculter
Peterculter
Peterculter
Peterculter
Peterculter
Peterculter
Peterculter
Peterculter
Peterculter
Peter-Culter
Peter Coulter |
Revd [Reverend] John Allan, Ph [Parish] Minister
Mr John Smith, Registrar, & Session Clerk
Mr Arthur Stephen, East Lodge
Parish Registers
Post Office Directory
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac
Sheriff's List of Parishes
Ainslie's Map of Scotland 1792 |
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The parish of Peterculter is in the Presbytery of Aberdeen, and Synod of Aberdeen, Patron, R.W. Duff Esq. Fetteresso.
The parish of Petterculter (Proper) contains about 10020 Statute acres and is bounded on the south, by the parish of Maryculter; on the west, by the parishes of Drumoak and Echt; on the north by the parish of Skene; and on the east by the parishes of Newhills, Banchory Devenick (Proper), Banchory Devenick (Detd) [Detached] and the portion numbered (2) of Lands, Common to the parish of Peterculter, and those parts of the parish of Banchory Devenick in the County of Aberdeen, through which a boundary between the parishes cannot be determined.
The detached portion of Peterculter parish contains about 268 Statute acres and is bounded on the south by Auchlunies Inch in Maryculter parish; on the west by Banchory Devenick (Detd) [Detached]; on the east by Banchory Devenick (Proper); and on the north by the portion number 2 of Lands Common described above. The Lands (No. 1) Common to the parish of Peterculter and those parts of the parish of Banchory Devenick in the county of Aberdeen, and through which a boundary between the parishes cannot be determined; contains about 148 Statute acres and is locally situated within the southern part of the parish of Peterculter (Proper). Lands Common (No. 2) described above, contains about 211 Statute acres and is bounded partly on south by Peterculter (Detd) [Detached]; partly on the south and wholly on the east by Banchory Devenick (Proper); wholly on the north and partly on the west by Peterculter (Proper); and partly on the west by Banchory Devenick (Detd) [Detached]. The Detached portion of Banchory Devenick Parish which is drawn on the Plans of Peterculter Parish, contains about 343 Statute acres and is bounded
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County of Aberdeen -- Parish of Peterculter |
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PETERCULTER |
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on the east by Peterculter (Detached); on the west by Peterculter (Proper); on the south partly by Blairs Inch and partly by Auchlunies Inch and the river Dee which separates these Inches in Maryculter Parish; and on the north by Peterculter and the Lands Common numbered 2 described in page 1.
Parish of Peterculter (Proper) Contains 10019.887
Parish of Peterculter (Detached) Contains 268.394
Lands Common to the parish of Peterculter, and those parts of the parish of Banchory Devenick in the County of Aberdeen, through which a boundary between the parishes cannot be determined.
No. 1 Contains 147.944
No. 2 Contains 211.333
Parish of Banchory Devenick Detached Contains 343.308 |
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BISHOPDAMS |
Bishopdams
Bishopdams
Bishopdams
Bishopdams
Bishopdams
Bishop Dams |
F. Edmond Esq Advocate Aberdeen
J. Hay Esq Bellfield
G. G. Hay. Teacher. Kingswells Free Ch [Church] School
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan. Manse Culter Deeside
Mr J Smith, Parochial Teacher. Peterculter.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
074 |
A large farmsteading dwelling house one story, with Suitable offices - one story, all thatched, And in middling repair, The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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BISHOPSFORD |
Bishopsford
Bishopsford
Bishopsford
Bishopsford
Bishopsford
Bishopsford |
F Edmond Esq.
J. Hay Esq.
G. G. Hay. (Teacher)
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan.
Mr J. Smith.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house 2 storys, Slated, offices one story thatched all in excellent repair, The property of F. Edmond Esq. Kingswells. & 5 Albion Terrace Aberdeen. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Peterculter |
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BACKHILL OF AUCHLEE |
Backhill of Auchlee
Backhill of Auchlee
Backhill of Auchlee
Backhill of Auchlee
Backhill of Auchlee
Backhill of Auchlee |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith,
F Edmond Esq.
J Hay Esq. (Bellfield)
Mr. A. Middleton. Farmer Backhill of Auchlee.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small one story, farm house, thatched, with office one story. also thatched all in bad repair, The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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KINGSFORD |
Kingsford
Kingsford
Kingsford
Kingsford
Kingsford
Kingsford |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith,
F. Edmond, Esq,
J. Hay. Esq. Bellfield.
Mr. C. Barron. Farmer Kingsford
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
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A small farm house one story. with offices attached house to. also one story. all thatched and in good repair at present occupied by Mr C. Barron. Farmer. The property of F. Edmond Esq. Kingswells (& 5 Albion Terrace. Aberdeen) |
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BACKHILL |
Backhill
Backhill
Backhill
Backhill
Backhill
Backhill |
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J. Smith
F Edmond Esq.
J. Hay Esq. Bellfield
(Mr. A. Smith and Mr. G. Lawson Farmers Backhill)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
This name is applied to two small farmsteading. Situated close to each other, and there appears to be no way of distinguishing the one from the other, but by the name of the Tenant's who hold them. The house's are each one story, thatched and in bad repair All the property of Major Gammell. Drumtochtly |
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CROMBIECAIRN |
Crombiecairn
Crombiecairn
Crombiecairn
Crombiecairn |
Revd [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J Smith
F. Edmond Esqr.
J. Hay. Esqr. Bellfield |
074 |
A small isolated dwelling house, one story high. thatched; at present occupied by Mrs Agness. - The property of F. Edmond Esq. Advocate 5 Albion Terrace Aberdeen |
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BISHOPDAMS BRIDGE |
Bishopdams Bridge
Bishopdams Bridge
Bishopdams Bridge |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr J. Smith Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster
G.G. Hay Schoolmaster Kingswells |
074 |
A substantial stone bridge of one arch over Broadiach Burn on the Turn-pike road from Aberdeen to Alford. |
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BACKHILL OF BROADIACH |
Backhill of Broadiach
Backhill of Broadiach
Backhill of Broadiach
Backhill of Broadiach |
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr J. Smith.
Mr Joseph Duncan
Mr. A. Middleton. Farmer Backhill of Auchlee |
074 |
A small one story farm house thatched, Offices one story thatched, all in bad repair. The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly, |
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MARYFIELD |
Maryfield
Maryfield
Maryfield |
Revd [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. R. Clark (Maryfield) |
074 |
A neat comfortable 2 story house, slated and in good repair, (no offices). The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly, |
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UPPER KINGSHILL |
Upper Kingshill
Upper Kingshill
Upper Kingshill |
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. J. Leslie. Farmer. Kingshill |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling ho. [house] one story. offices one story all thatched; and in bad repair. The property of Major Gammel Drumtochtly. |
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Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Peterculter
[Note beside 'Backfill of Broadiach'] - See Name Book for Ph [Parish] of Newhills |
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EASTLOT OF COUNTESSWELLS |
Eastlot of Countesswells
Eastlot of Countesswells
Eastlot of Countesswells
Eastlot of Countesswells |
Revd. J. Allan, Manse Peterculter
Mr. J. Smith. Parochial Teacher. Peterculter,
Mr. Joseph Duncan. Postmaster Countesswells. P. O. [Post Office]
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farmsteading - at present held by Mr. J. Duncan Postmaster. There is no dwelling ho. [house] at the steading, as he resides at the Post office close to it. The houses are each one story, thatched. and in bad repair. The property of Major Gammell. Drumtochtly, |
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POST OFFICE [Countesswells] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith,
Mr. J Duncan (Postmaster) |
074 |
A large 3 story house, slated, and in good repair; at present used as a dwelling house, Grocer's shop. and Post Office; It is known as Countesswells. P. O. The Mail arrives at a quarter to 6. A.M. and is despatched at ½ past 2. P.M. (From and to, Aberdeen) The property of Major Gammell. Drumtochtly, |
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Aberdeenshire -- Parish of Peterculter
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LEUCHAR |
Leuchar
Leuchar
Leuchar
Leuchar
Leuchar
Leuchar |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan. Manse Peterculter
John Smith. Assessor &c. Peterculter
Arthur Stephens. Sub. Factor Culter House.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
074 |
A dwelling house with farm steading attached in good repair the property of Alexander Forbes Irvine Esq. of Drum. |
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LEUCHAR MOSS |
Leuchar Moss
Leuchar Moss
Leuchar Moss
Leuchar-moss |
David Nicol. Upper Anguston Peterculter
James Tough. Mains of Drum Drumoak
Arthur Stephens.
Old Statistical Account |
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A large extent of moss on the west side of the farm of Leuchar & the property of A.F. Irvine of Drum. |
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NEWCROFT |
Newcroft
Newcroft
Newcroft
Croft of New Leuchar |
Robert Thompson Benthoul by Peterculter
John Thompson Benthoul by Peterculter
Lease of land
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small dwelling house occup [occupied] by a Quarrier, & the property of A.F. Irvine of Drum. |
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CRAIGLUG |
Craiglug
Craiglug
Craiglug
Craiglug
Cairnlug |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house one story, offices one story, all thatched and in bad repair. The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly, |
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SILVERBURN |
Silverburn
Silverburn
Silverburn
Silverburn
Silverburn
Silverburn |
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860)
Mrs. Edward (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A very large farmsteading dwelling ho. [house] one story offices one story, all thatched, and in good repair. The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly |
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SILVER BURN |
Silver Burn
Silver Burn
Silver Burn
Silver Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr Leith (1860) |
074 |
A small stream rising in the Farm of Craiglug and flowing in a Westerly direction through the Moss of Auchlee, which it drains in its course, and becomes a considerable stream, in passing the farms of Rotten of Brotherfield & Brotherfield, and empties its waters into the Burn of Brodiach a little below the Mill of Brotherfield. |
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MOSS OF AUCHLEE |
Moss of Auchlee
Moss of Auchlee
Moss of Auchlee
Moss of Auchlee |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860) |
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A small extent of moss on which the tenants on Countesswell Estate cut Peats for fuel, there is a portion of it reclaimed and made into arable land. The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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BROTHERFIELD |
Brotherfield
Brotherfield
Brotherfield
Brotherfield
Brotherfield
Brotherfield |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr J. Milne (Tenant)
Mr. Leith Overseer and Forester Countesswells
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small farm house one story; thatched, with a good court of offices, all thatched, and in good repair The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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AUCHLEE |
Auchlee
Auchlee
Auchlee
Auchlee
Auchlee
Auchlee
Auchlee, or Auch-laodh |
Rev. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. George Kenn (Tenant)
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith 1860
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
Old Statistical Account |
074 |
A small one story farm house, thatched, with a large court of offices, also thatched all in middling repair The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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REEKITLANE |
Reekitlane
Reekitlane
Reekitlane
Reekitlane
Ricket Lane |
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J Smith.
Mr. Leith.
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small 2 story farm house, slated, with a small court of offices thatched. all in good repair Occupied by Mrs. Ferguson. The property of Major. Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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CADGERFORD |
Cadgerford
Cadgerford
Cadgerford
Cadgerford
Cadgerford |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan. Manse Peterculter
Mr. J Smith. Parochial Teacher. Peterculter
Mr. John Catto, Farmer. Cadgerford
Mr. Leith, Overseer. and Forester Countesswells.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A Small farmsteading dwelling house one story offices one story, all thatched and in bad repair, The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly, |
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MILL OF BROTHERFIELD (Corn & Barley) |
Mill of Brotherfield
Mill of Brotherfield
Mill of Brotherfield
Mill of Brotherfield
Mill of Brotherfield
Mill of Brotherfield |
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J, Smith
Mr J. Hopkins, (Tenant)
Mr. Leith.
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A large 2 story, house slated, which is at present used as a corn and barley Mill; driven by water power. There is a dwelling house and farm offices adjoining, which are let with the mill, and form one holding. The dwelling house is one story, and offices one. all thatched and in good repair, The property of Major Gammell. Drumtochtly. |
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HOGGIN |
Hoggin
Hoggin
Hoggin
Hoggin
Hoggin
Haggan |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860)
Mr. J Cowie (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A small farmsteading dwelling ho. [house] one story, office ho. [house] one; all thatched And in bad repair, The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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GAIRN |
Gairn
Gairn
Gairn
Gairn
Gairn
Gairn |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860)
Mr William Mellis. (Farmer) Gairn.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A very large farmsteading dwelling house 2 storys. slated, with a large court of offices thatched, all in good repair The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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MOSS-SIDE OF AUCHLEE |
Moss-side of Auchlee
Moss-side of Auchlee
Moss-side of Auchlee
Moss-side of Auchlee
Moss-side of Auchlee |
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. Leith.
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860)
Mr. J. Stewart, (Tenant) |
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A small farm house one story. with offices in the Same Range, all thatched; in good repair The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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BROOMFOLD |
Broomfold
Broomfold
Broomfold
Broomfold |
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860)
Mr. J. Milne, Farmer Brotherfield.
Mrs. Mortimer. (Tenant) |
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A small farm house one story, thatched, with suitable offices, all in good repair. The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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ROTTEN OF BROTHERFIELD |
Rotten of Brotherfield
Rotten of Brotherfield
Rotten of Brotherfield
Rotten of Brotherfield
Rotten of Brotherfield
Rotten of Brotherfield |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith. (1860)
Mr. J Lawson (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farmsteading dwelling house one story, offices one story, all thatched, and in very good repair The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly, |
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ROTTEN OF GAIRN |
Rotten of Gairn
Rotten of Gairn
Rotten of Gairn
Rotten of Gairn
Rotten of Gairn
Rotten of Gairn |
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. Leith
Map in the possession of Mr. Leith (1860)
Mr. William Lawson (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small neat farmsteading dwelling house one story, thatched, offices one story. partly thatched & partly slated. all in good repair The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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GAIRN HILL |
Gairn-Hill
Gairn-Hill
Gairn-Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. Leith |
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A large hill covered with fir trees, to the extent of about 80 or 100 acres The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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COUNTESSWELLS SCHOOL |
Countesswells School
Countesswells School
Countesswells School
Countesswells School |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. Leith
Miss Jane Christie Teacher Countesswells School |
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A Small one story house, used as a Male & Female School, in which reading writing & Arithmetic are taught; and the Females are taught Sewing. The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly, (Not Endowed) |
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KINGSHILL WOOD |
Kingshill Wood
Kingshill Wood
Kingshill Wood
Kingshill Wood |
Rev. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. Leith
Mr. Joseph Duncan Postmaster Countesswells P.O. [Post Office] |
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A large extent of fir wood. about 120 Acres, planted on the highest ground in the Parish. The property of Major Gammell Drumtochtly. |
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LONGSIDE |
Longside
Longside
Longside
Longside
Longside |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Leith
Book in the possession of Mr Leith containing names of farms on the Countesswells Estate.
John Hunter, tenant Kingswells Nr [Near] Aberdeen.
Mr P. Ewan. |
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A one storey farmhouse with office houses all thatched and in middling condition. Property of Major Gammell. |
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FIFESHILL |
Fifeshill
Fifeshill
Fifeshill
Fifeshill
Fifeshill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Leith's plan, 1860
Mr Matheson Fifeshill Kingswells Nr [Near] Aberdeen
Mr Wisely Fifeshill Kingswells Nr [Near] Aberdeen.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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This name includes two farm houses, both one storey high, with office houses, all thatched and in bad condition. Property of Major Gammell. |
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KING'S SEAT |
King's Seat. |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A. Stephen. |
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This name is applied to a small rock on the summit of Kingshill Wood. Robert Bruce is said to have sat on it when on his way to Inveruray, but no Authentic information can be got regarding the real origin of this name & none of the Authorities will recognize it as an antiquity. |
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[Note beside ' Fifeshill']
On account of the distance between the two farm-houses, it is considered advisable to write the name to each of them. |
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WARDHEAD |
Wardhead
Wardhead
Wardhead
Wardhead
Wardhead |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Leith.
Book in the possession of Mr Leith containing names of farms on the Countesswells Estate.
Mr Dawson, Tenant.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A one storey farm house with office houses, dwelling house slated and office houses thatched all in good condition. Property of Major Gammell. |
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BOGSKEATHY |
Bogskeathy
Bogskeathy
Bogskeathy
Bogskeathy
Bogskeathy
Bogskeathy |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Leith
Mr Leith's plan. 1860.
Above mentioned book
Mr Dawson, Tenant, Kingswells, Nr [Near] Aberdeen.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A one storey farm house with office houses, all thatched and in bad condition. Property of Major Gammell. Tenanted by Mr Mitchell Shand. |
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NEWTON OF COUNTESSWELLS |
Newton of Countesswells. |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Leith
Mr Leith's plan 1860.
Above mentioned book |
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A one storey farm house with office houses all slated and in good condition. Property of Major Gammell. |
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BLACKTOP |
Blacktop
Blacktop
Blacktop
Blacktop |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Leith
Mr Ellethorn. Blacktop, Kingswells, Nr [Near] Aberdeen.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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This name is applied to those houses known by the names Davnie's Croft, Midtown, and Woodside, and two other dwelling houses which have no name, together with a number of barns and outhouses. They are all thatched, some in good and some of them in very indifferent condition. Property of Major Gammell. |
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DAVNIESCROFT |
Davniescroft
Davniescroft
Davniescroft |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Leith
Mr Ellethorn. |
074 |
A small one storey cottar house thatched and in middling condition Property of Major Gammell. |
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MIDTOWN |
Midtown
Midtown
Midtown
Midtown
Midtown |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Leith
Plan in the possession of Mr Leith. 1860.
Book in the possession of Mr Leith containing names of farms on the Countesswells Estate.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A one storey farm house, which is also a grocer's shop, with office houses all thatched and in middling condition. Property of Major Gammell. |
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COUNTESSWELLS HOUSE |
Countesswells House |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan. Culter, Aberdeen.
Plan in the possession of Mr Leith, Countesswells, Aberdeen (1860)
Mr Leith, Forester and general overseer for the estate of Countesswells.
Mr P. Euan, butler at Countesswells Ho. [House] |
074 |
A large stone dwelling house with office houses situated a short distance east of the dwelling House, all slated and in excellent condition. Tenanted by Mr Gordon. Property of Major Gammell Drumtochty. |
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LOANHEAD |
Loanhead |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
The above mentioned plan 1860.
Mr Leith
Alexander Taylor, Loanhead Kingswells Nr [Near] Aberdeen. |
074 |
A one storey dwelling house with office houses all in excellent condition. Tenanted by Alexander Taylor. Property of Major Gammell. |
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MAINS OF COUNTESSWELLS |
Mains of Countesswells
Mains of Countesswells
Mains of Countesswells
Mains of Countesswells
Mains of Countesswells |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Leith
Mr P Euan.
Alexander Taylor
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A one storey farm house with office houses all slated and in excellent condition. Tenanted by Mr Alexander Martin. Property of Major Gammell. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Leith
Plan in the possession of Mr Leith (1860).
Book in the possession of Mr Leith containing names of farms on the Countesswells Estate.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
074 |
A one storey dwelling house with small office houses all thatched and in very bad condition. It is included in the name Blacktop. Property of Major Gammell. |
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KINGSHILL |
Kingshill
Kingshill
Kingshill
Kingshill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Keith.
Mr Keith's plan 1860.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
074 |
A one storey farm house with office houses all thatched and in very bad condition. Property of Mr Hay. Bellfield, Kingswells, Nr [Near] Aberdeen. |
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BLOOMFIELD |
Bloomfield
Bloomfield
Bloomfield
Bloomfield |
Mr Keith
Mr Keith's plan.
Mrs Black Bloomfield Kingswells, Nr [Near] Aberdeen.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A miserable one storey and thatched cottar house in a very dilapidated condition. Property of Major Gammell. |
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EDDIESTON SCHOOL |
Eddieston School
Eddieston School
Eddieston School
Eddieston School |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens
Barbara Law. School Mistress |
085 |
A small school with a dwelling house attached taught by a female teacher who is entirely dependent on the Fees & the rent of a portion of the annexed dwelling house. it is the property of A.F. Irvine of Drum |
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BEGS BURN |
Begs Burn |
For authorities and description see Name Book of Echt Ph. [Parish] |
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HILL-OF-EDDIESTON |
Hill of Eddieston
Hill of Eddieston
Hill of Eddieston
Croft of Eddieston |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan. Manse Peterculter
John Smith. Assessor &c Peterculter
Arthur Stephens, Sub. Factor. Culter House
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
085 |
A dwelling house, with a small croft attached, the property of Alexander Forbes Irvine Esq of Drum |
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BENTHOUL |
Benthoul
Benthoul
Benthoul
Benthole |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
This name applies to two dwelling houses, with farm steadings attached & some dwelling houses occupied by cottars, which were formerly Croft's. they are all the property of A. F. Irvine of Drum |
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NORTH EDDIESTON |
North Eddieston
North Eddieston
North Eddieston |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens |
085 |
A dwelling house with farm steading attached in good repair the property of A. F. Irvine of Drum |
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CULTER BURN |
Culter Burn
Culter Burn
Culter Burn
Culter Burn
Culter Burn |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. J. Allan. Parish Minister. Manse, Peterculter.
Mr J. Smith, Parish Schoolmaster & Inspector of poor, Peterculter.
Mr. A. Stephen Sub-Factor, East Lodge, Peterculter.
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account |
085 |
A large stream, varying from twenty to fifty links wide which receives the name of Culter Burn from the confluence of the Leuchar and Ord Burns, until it empties itself into the river Dee, close to the parish manse. A woolen factory, Corn mill, & extensive paper works, are situated on its banks. For further description of this object, see N. [North] St. of the parish of Echt. |
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BAADS |
Baads
Baads
Baads
Baads
Baads |
Mr. J Smith. Parochial Teacher. Peterculter
Revd [Reverend] J. Allan Manse Peterculter
Mr. A. Stephen, Overseer East Lodge. (Culter)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60.
Mr. G Reid. Farmer Baads. Peterculter |
085 |
A very large farm house 2 storys, slated; with very extensive offices, one story all in very good repair The property of A. Irvine Esqr Drumoak Castle. |
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SOUTHLINN |
Southlinn
Southlinn
Southlinn
Southlinn
Southlinn |
Mr. J Smith
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr. G. Miller, Farmer Southlinn. Peterculter
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farm steading dwelling house one story. offices one - all thatched and in very good repair. The property of A. Irvine Esqr. Drumoak. |
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NORTHLINN |
Northlinn
Northlinn
Northlinn
Northlinn
North Linn |
Mr. J Smith
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr. A. Thompson, Farmer Northlinn. Peterculter
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farm house. one story, with extensive offices, one story, part thatched and part slated. all in good repair. The property of A. Irvine Esqr. Drumoak. |
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DENMILL |
Denmill
Denmill
Denmill
Denmill
Denmill |
Mr. J Smith
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr. J. Kemp. Farmer, Denmill. Peterculter
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
A very large farmsteading, dwelling house one story, offices one, part thatched & part slated. all in good repair. There are a few small houses on this farm, which once bore the name of (Croft of Denmill) but, they are now let with the Farm, and the name is done away. All the property of A. Irvine Esqr. Drumoak. |
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MILL OF DENMILL (Corn & Barley) |
Mill of Denmill
Mill of Denmill
Mill of Denmill
Mill of Denmill |
Mr. J. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr. J. Kemp Farmer. Denmill Peterculter |
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A small one story house, tile roofed. used as a corn and barley Mill, driven by a never ending water power, and let, with the Farm of Denmill, The property of R. W. Duff M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso Castle |
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[Note beside 'Mill of Denmill'] - The authorities want to retain this name as it will be shortly sold by
that name quite independent of the farmsteading of Denmill of which it now forms
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UPPER CONTLAW |
Upper Contlaw |
Valuation Roll 1859.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
William Cadenhead Upper Contlaw.
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Dalgarno |
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A two storey farm house with office houses thatched and in good condition. Property of George Anderson Symmers Esq. |
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NETHER CONTLAW |
Nether Contlaw |
Valuation Roll 1859.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Alexander Low Nether Contlaw Peterculter Nr Aber [Near Aberdeen].
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno. |
085 |
A one storey farm house with office houses, partly slated and partly thatched and in good condition. Property of Mr Gibb |
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UPPER BEANSHILL |
Upper Beanshill |
Valuation Roll 1859.
Mr Thomson. Upper Beanshill Peterculter Nr Aber [Near Aberdeen]
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno |
085 |
A one storey farm house with office houses slated and in excellent condition. Property of Mr Gibb. |
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HILLHEAD OF CONTLAW |
Hillhead of Contlaw |
James Kennedy, tenant Peterculter, Nr [Near] Aberdeen.
Mr Thomson Upper Beanshill
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno. |
085 |
A one storey tiled house with offices under the same roof and in middling repair, Tenanted by James Kennedy Property of Mr Gibb. |
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NORTH LASTS |
North Lasts |
Valuation Roll 1859
James Watt, tenant Peterculter Nr Aber [Near Aberdeen]
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan. Peterculter, Aber [Aberdeen]
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno |
085 |
A two storey dwelling house with large farm steading, the former slated and the latter thatched and slated and all in good condition. Property of Alexander Symmers Esqr. |
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SOUTH LASTS |
South Lasts |
Valuation Roll - 1859.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Andrew Lawson South Lasts Peterculter Nr Aber [Near Aberdeen]
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno |
085 |
A one storey farm house with office
houses all thatched and in very
good condition. Property of George Anderson Symmers. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [nr South Lasts] |
Free Church Manse |
Val. Roll. [Valuation Roll] 1859.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno, tenant.
Mr Thomson.
Alexander Low, Nether Contlaw |
085 |
A one storey dwelling house, slated and in excellent condition, Property of the Free Church congregation. Tenanted by Mr Dalgarno. Proprietor Mr. Duff of Fetteresso |
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FREE CHURCH [nr South Lasts] |
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno
Mr Thomson
Val. Roll. [Valuation Roll] 1859.
Alexander Low, Nether Contlaw |
085 |
A large building of granite slated and in excellent condition. Built 1843 & is seated for 650. It is the property of the congregation which attends it |
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CUP STONE [Beans Hill] |
Cup Stone |
Plan in the possession of Mr Leith.
Mr Leith, Countesswells.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno. |
085 |
This is a chisseled stone situated on Beans Hill, and is so called, according to information received from Mr Leith, from the fact of a cup or hollow being cut in the solid rock about 20 links south of the Cup Stone, out of which wine is drank by the people from Aberdeen when riding the marches |
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NORTH WESTFIELD |
North Westfield |
Mr James Fife, N Westd [North Westfield]
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno
Mr Thomson. |
085 |
A one storey farm house with office houses, all thatched and in middling condition. Propy [Property] of Mr Anderson Symmers Esq. |
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MOSS OF ROTTEN |
Moss of Rotten |
Mr Leith
Mr Thomson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno |
085 |
This name is applied to the moss which is situated about ¾ of a mile north east of Upper Beanshill. Its area is about 30 acres. |
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HILLHEAD OF MILLTIMBER |
Hillhead of Milltimber
Hill of Milltimber |
Mr Sinclair, lessee, Milltimber
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno.
Valuation Roll. 1859. |
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This is a farm house, tenanted by farm laborers, with office houses, all in good condition. The farm attached to this house is cultivated by Mr Sinclair Property of Mr Robert Duff Fetteresso |
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BEANS HILL |
Beans Hill
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Biens Hill
Biens Hill |
Mr Thomson, Upper Beanshill.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno
Andrew Lawson, South Lasts.
Val. Roll [Valuation Roll] 1859. In this authority it is written Beanshill.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith, Schoolmaster. |
085 |
This name is applied to a hill, entirely covered with heathy pasture situated about a fourth of a mile north of Upper Beanshill The mode of spelling adopted on the trace is the most common. Mr Smith traces the root of this name to a German word "bien", meaning a bee, and contends that there never was such a thing as the vegetable bean on this hill. Mostly all the leases of the farms are in the hands of the factor |
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[Note beside 'Beans Hill'] - Called "Weather Craig" on Plan of Roads
It is, I think, a personal name - Bainishill A D 1598 Bainshill Poll Book cf. Fifeshill |
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MURTLE DAM |
Murtle Dam
Murtle Dam
Murtle Dam |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan. Manse Peterculter
John Smith. Assessor &c Peterculter
Arthur Stephens Sub. Factor Peterculter |
085 |
[Situation] In Peterculter, Proper, and Banchory Devenick Detached
A large dam situated at the south extremity of Murtle Den and on the property of the representatives of the late John Thurburn Esq. of Murtle. |
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BINGHILL |
Binghill
Binghill
Binghill
Binghill
Binghill
Binghill
Binghill, or Bingle |
Revd [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Old Statistical Account |
085 |
A small mansion house with Offices, Kitchen garden &c attached the property and residence of Col. [Colonel] Alexander Kyle |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
[Situation] Situated in the parish of Banchory Devenick Detached
A small dwelling house and farm steading in good repair the property of the heirs of the late J. Thurburn of Murtle |
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DEN OF MURTLE |
Den of Murtle
Den of Murtle
Den of Murtle |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens |
085 |
[Situation] Situated between the parish of Peterculter, and Banchory Devenick (Detached)
A wooded ravine extending about half a mile northwestward from Murtle Dam & on the estate of the heirs of the late J. Thurburn of Murtle |
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MURTLE BURN |
Murtle Burn
Murtle Burn
Murtle Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens |
085 |
A stream rising in Moss Rotten, running thro' [through] the Den of Murtle into Murtle Dam and forms part of the boundary between Peterculter Parish, and Banchory Devenick (Detached). |
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BELLYSWELLS |
Bellyswells
Bellyswells
Bellyswells Baillieswell |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
[Situation] In the parish of Peterculter Detached
A cottage row (three dwellings) in good repair the property of the Revd. [Reverend] Adam Corbet. Manse of Drumoak |
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WOODBINE COTTAGE |
Woodbine Cottage
Woodbine Cottage
Woodbine Cottage
Croft of Woodbine |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
[Situation] In the parish of Peterculter Detached
A cottage, small Offices, & garden the property of the Revd. [Reverend] A. Corbet Drumoak |
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WESTFIELD |
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan. Manse Culter
John Smith Par:[Parish] Schoolmaster & Assessor Culter
Arthur Stephens. Sub. Factor East Lodge Culter
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
085 |
A dwelling house & farm steading in good repair on the estate of Capt. [Captain] Summers |
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FOGGIETON |
Foggieton
Foggieton
Foggieton
Foggietown |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
A dwelling house & farm steading in good repair the property of Major Gamell Countesswells. |
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HILTON |
Hilton
Hilton
Hilton |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens |
085 |
A dwelling house & farm steading in good repair on the property of the heirs of the late John Thurburn of Murtle |
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DALHIBITY |
Dalhibity
Dalhibity
Dalhibity |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens |
085 |
[Situation] In the intermixed lands No.2 between the parishes of Peterculter and Banchory Devenick in Aberdeenshire.
A dwelling house (formerly a farm steading) in good repair the property of Major Gamell of Countesswells |
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COLTHILL |
Colthill
Colthill
Colthill
Cothill |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
086 |
[Situation] In the the parish of Peterculter (Proper)
A dwelling house (unoccupied) & a farm steading in good repair the property of Major Gamell of Countesswells This name has been derived from young Colts grazing here. |
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DALHIBITY COTTAGE |
Dalhibity Cottage
Dalhibity Cottage
Dalhibity Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan
John Smith
Arthur Stephens |
085 |
[Situation] In the intermixed lands No.2, between the parishes of Banchory Devenick and Peterculter; in Aberdeenshire
A neat built cottage with small offices, garden &c. the property & summer residence of Mr Alexander White. Draper in Aberdeen |
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WEST ANGUSTON |
West Anguston
West Anguston
West Anguston |
David Nicol. upper Anguston
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan Manse
John Smith Assessor |
085 |
A dwelling house with a farm steading in good repair (formerly a farm) the house is occupied by quarriers and the land is let to David Nicol Upper Anguston |
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MILTON OF DRUM |
Milton of Drum
Milton of Drum
Milton of Drum
Milton of Drum |
Rent Receipt
John Smith
Andrew Thompson. West Craigton
Peter Bissett. Tenant. |
085 |
A dwelling house & farm steading in good repair the property of A. F. Irvine of Drum |
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CORNYHAUGH |
Cornyhaugh
Cornyhaugh
Cornyhaugh
Cornyhaugh
Corneyhaugh |
Revd [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr A. Stephen
Mr G. Low
Mr J Smith
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
This name is now applied to two small dwelling houses each one story. with a garden. attached to each. All the property of R. W. Duff M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso. Castle. |
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WEST CRAIGTON |
West Craigton
West Craigton
West Craigton
West Craigton
West Craigton |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr. G. Low (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
This name is now applied to two small farmsteadings, And there appears to be no way of distinguishing the one from the other, but by the name of the person who occupies each, the houses are each one story, some slated and some thatched, all in good repair. The property of R. W. Duff. M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso Castle. |
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HOLEMILL |
Holemill
Holemill
Holemill
Holemill
Holemill
Hollmill
Holmill |
Mr J. Smith
Mr A. Stephen
Valuation Roll. (1863-4)
Mr. J. Thompson. (Tenant)
Mr. G. Low
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
A small farmsteading dwelling ho. [house] one story offices one story. all in good repair. The property of R. W. Duff M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso |
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WAUKMILL MANUFACTORY (Woollen) |
Waukmill Woollen Manufactory
Waukmill Woollen Manufactory
Waukmill Woollen Manufactory
Waukmill Woollen Manufactory |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith.
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr William McDonald. (Foreman) |
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MOSSBRODIEPARK |
Mossbrodiepark
Mossbrodiepark
Mossbrodie Park
Mossbrodiepark |
Mr Stephens.
Mr Smith, tenant Peterculter.
Valuation Roll - 1859-60
Mr Sinclair |
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A farm steading consisting of a dwelling house and office houses all thatched and in indifferent condition. Property of Mr Duff. |
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CLAYHILLS |
Clayhills |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Stephens.
Mr Sinclair
Mr Cobban. |
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A small row of one storey cottage houses in very good condition. There is a small portion of a garden in front of the cottages attached to each one. Property of Mr Duff. |
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BARNYARDPARK |
Barnyardpark
Barnyardpark
Barnyardpark
Barnyard Park |
Mr Stephens
Mr Sinclair, on whose farm it is situated.
Mr Cobban, one of the tenants. Peterculter.
Valuation Roll - 1859-60. |
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A two cottage houses under one roof situated on the Milltimber farm, all one storey and in good repair. Property of Mr Duff. |
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MILLTIMBER |
Milltimber |
Mr William Sinclair, tenant Peterculter.
Mr Stephens.
Valuation Roll - 1859-60 |
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A one storey dwelling house with office houses all slated and in excellent condition Property of Mr Duff Fetteresso Castle, Kincarding Tenanted by Mr Sinclair. |
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BROOM |
Broom. |
Mr William Sinclair.
Mr Stephens.
Mr J. Cobban. Barnyardpark. Peterculter. |
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Two cottages under the same roof, thatched and in bad condition. Property of Mr Duff Tenanted by laborers. |
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HILL OF ARDBECK |
Hill of Ardbeck |
Mr Stephens
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Williamson.
Writing on charters connected with the Culter Estate. |
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This hill is situated immediately west of Culter House. It was formerly entirely covered with wood, but now most part of the wood is cut away. It is still surrounded by a belt of mixed wood broader at its northern extremity than at any other part of it. Very particular inquiries have been made about the use of the word "of" in this name, and it has been ascertained that no other form of this name, either in verbal or written language, than the one here written, is ever applied to this hill. |
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Co. [County] Aberdeen -- Ph [Parish] of Peterculter
[Note beside 'Hill of Ardbeck'] - "Cultar de Ardbeik" 1607
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SCHOOL [nr Milltimber] |
School |
Mr Stephen
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Sinclair
Mr Fowler, Bucklerburn. |
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A one storey dwelling house and school tiled and in good condition. Both under the same roof. This School is not attended now, owing to the decease of the School-mistress and the want of another to fill the vacancy. When it is attended it is entirely supported by voluntary contributions and the weekly money from the children. It was attended by young children. |
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CULTER HOUSE |
Culter House |
Mr Williamson, Culter House Peterculter.
Mr Stephens Landstewart, East Lodge, Peterculter.
Mr William Sinclair.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan, Peterculter. |
085 |
An old mansion house, two, and in some parts three storeys in height. It is all slated and in excellent condition. A large vegetable garden and small pleasure grounds, are situated immediately in its front. It is the property of Mr Duff. Tenanted by Mr Williamson |
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EAST LODGE [Culter House] |
East Lodge |
Mr Stephen, tenant.
Mr William Sinclair
Mr Cobban. |
085 |
This is a one storey dwelling house, slated and in excellent condition. Property of Mr Duff; tenanted by Mr Stephen, landstewart and overseer of the Culter Estate. |
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PARKSIDE |
Parkside |
Mr Stephens, landstewart
Mr William Sinclair
Mr Cobban.
Lieut [Lieutenant] Ferguson. |
085 |
A row of one storey and thatched dwelling houses in middling condition. Property of Mr Duff. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend |
Mr Stephens, landstewart
Mr Davidson, tenant, Peterculter
Valuation Roll - 1859-60
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan. |
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A farm steading consisting of a dwelling house and office houses all slated and in excellent condition. Property of Mr Duff. |
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STANKFIELD |
Stankfield |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Valuation Roll - 1859-60.
Mr Stephens, landstewart,
Mr Davidson
Mr Marshall, tenant Peterculter. |
085 |
A farm steading consisting of a very neat dwelling house and offices. The former is slated, the latter consist of sheds and slated houses, all in excellent condition. Property of Mr Duff. |
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PARKHILL COTTAGE |
Parkhill Cottage |
Mr Stephens.
Lieut. [Lieutenant] Ferguson, tenant Peterculter.
Mr William Sinclair
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan. |
085 |
A very nice one storey dwelling house and office houses, all thatched and in good repair. Property of Mr Duff. |
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GUTTRIE HILL |
Guttrie Hill |
Mr Marshall, Stankfield
Mr Davidson, Woodend
Mr Smith. junior, Mossbrodiepark.
Mr Stephen
Book in the possession of Mr Stephens, containing the names of various farms on the Culter Estate. &c &c |
085 |
This hillock is situated on the east side of the farm Mossbrodiepark. It is covered with rough pasture and is part of grounds cleared of wood. |
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TILLYOCH |
Tillyoch |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Stephen
Mr Sinclair
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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A farm steading, consisting of a dwelling house and office houses together with three cottar houses, thatched and in middling condition. |
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THE BRIDE'S WELL |
The Bride's Well |
Mr Stephen
Mr Sinclair
Mr Cobban.
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Williamson : Esq. Culter House |
085 |
This is the name which is applied to a well situated in a wood immediately north of Culter House. Why it received this name cannot be exactly ascertained. Mr Stephen says that it is on account of some old tale or tradition to the effect that a newly married bride drowned herself in this well. |
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THE BRIDE'S WARD |
The Bride's Ward |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Stephen
Mr Williamson : Esq. |
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This is the name given to that part of the wood mentioned in the above description, which lies in the hollow or rather the lowest part of the wood. The origin of this name cannot be ascertained |
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THE LADY'S WALK |
The Lady's Walk |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Stephen
Mr Williamson : Esq. |
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This name is applied to that walk which is nearly in the same line, south-westward, with the walk in front of Culter House, but is on the opposite side of the first road west of Culter House. No satisfactory information can be got about the reason why this walk is so called. |
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NEWMILL |
Newmill |
Mr Stephen
Mr Sinclair
Mr Cobban.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan |
085 |
A one storey farm house with office houses all slated and in excellent condition. Property of Mr Duff. Tenanted by J. Knowes |
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NETHER BEANSHILL |
Nether Beanshill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno Peterculter.
Mr Stephen.
Mr Sinclair
Mr Cobban.
John Jamieson, tenant Peterculter
Valuation Roll - 1859-60 |
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A one storey farm house with office houses all slated and in good condition. Property of Mr Duff. Tenanted by J. Jamieson |
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MOSSBRODIE |
Mossbrodie |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dalgarno
Mr Stephen.
Mr Sinclair
Mr J. Jamieson.
Mr Smith, Mossbrodiepark.
Valuation Roll - 1859-60 |
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A one storey dwelling house which is also a grocer's shop, thatched and in good condition Property of Mr Duff. |
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BUCKLERBURN |
Bucklerburn |
Mr Stephens.
Mr Fowler. Bucklerburn Peterculter.
Mr Cobban.
Valuation Roll - 1859-60. |
085 |
This name applies to Bucklerburn Cottage and two other dwelling houses one a farm steading with offices. They are all thatched except Bucklerburn Cottage, and all in very good condition. Property of Mr Duff, Fetteresso Castle, Kincardineshire. |
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BUCKLERBURN COTTAGE |
Bucklerburn Cottage |
Mr Stephens
Mr Sinclair
Mr Cobban.
Mr Fowler. |
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A very neat one storey cottage, slated and in excellent condition. Property of Mr Duff. Not tenanted now. (January 1865) |
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BUCKLER BURN |
Buckler Burn |
Mr Stephens
Mr Sinclair
Mr Cobban
Mr Fowler |
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This small burn has its sources in the flat-grounds of Moss brodie and Stankfield farms. It flows through Bucklerburn and joins Culter Burn a very short distance higher up that burn than the bridge on the T.P. [Turnpike] road between Aberdeen and Aboyne. |
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POLICE STATION [Mill Cottage, nr Bucklerburn] |
Police Station
Police Station
Police Station |
Mr. J Smith
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. A. Stephen |
085 |
The police station is only a part of the house, known as Mill Cottage. There is no lock up, cells, or place, for confining offenders, in The ho. [house] is one story, thatched. The property of Mrs. Thorburn Murtle house. - |
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LEUCHAR BURN |
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ORD BURN |
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ANCIENT SILVER COINS FOUND HERE [Binghill] |
Silver Coins found here
Silver Coins found here
Silver Coins found here
Silver Coins found here |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan, Peterculter
Mr. J. Smith, Registrar &c |
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These ancient Coins were found when the debris of the old Mansion house of Binghill or Drumwell was removed, but the date is not known when that occurrence took place. The spot where the old mansion stood and where the coins were found is about 220 yards south of the present mansion house of Binghill. It is not known to what period the coins belonged. |
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MURTLE STATION |
Murtle Railway Station
Murtle Railway Station
Murtle Railway Station
Murtle Railway Station |
Mr. J Smith
Mr. A. Stepen
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
The company's Time bills. |
085 |
A Small wooden house, one story, one half of which is open in front, the other half Contains a ticket office &c. The Stationmaster only resides here during the day, for arrival and departure of Trains. See the Company's Time Tables. The property of Deeside Railway Company. |
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MURTLE HOUSE |
Murtle House
Murtle House
Murtle House |
Mr. J Smith
Mr. A Stephen
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan |
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A large plain Mansion House, 3 storys, one of which is underground, part of the front is semicircular and Surmounted by an ornamental, Dome. There are large stable's belonging to it, which were formerly the old House of Murtle. but not known by that name now, There is an excellent garden a short distance from the ho. [house] The grounds are very well laid out, and contain numerous serpentine Walks; The property and Summer residence of Mrs. Thorburn, At present residing in London. |
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ROBERTSTON |
Robertston
Robertston
Robertston
Robertston |
Mr. J Smith
Mr. A Stephen
Mr. Moir (Tenant)
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan |
085 |
[Situation] In Peterculter (Proper)
A large farmhouse 2 storys slated, with offices one story, part slated. All in good repair, Occupied by Mr. Moir. The property of R.W. Duff M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso Castle. |
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GLASTERBERRY |
Glasterberry
Glasterberry
Glasterberry
Glasterbury
Glasterberry
Glaisterberry |
Mr. J. Moir (Tenant)
Mr. J Smith
Mr. A Stephen
Rev [Reverend] J Allan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
Old Statistical Account |
085 |
[Situation] In the intermixed lands No.1, between the parish of Peterculter, and Banchory Devenick Detached, in Aberdeenshire.
A large farmsteading dwelling house one story thatched, offices, one story, slated, all in good repair. The property of R. W. Duff M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso Castle. |
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MILLTIMBER STATION |
Milltimber Railway station
Milltimber Railway station
Milltimber Railway station Milltimber Railway station |
Mr. J Smith
Mr. A. Stephen
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
The Company Time bills) |
085 |
[Situation] In Peterculter (Proper)
A small wooden shed one story, Sometimes used as a station, especially in the Summer Season. The Trains do not stop at it regularly. The property of Deeside Railway Company |
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MAINS OF MURTLE |
Mains of Murtle
Mains of Murtle
Mains of Murtle
Mains of Murtle
Mains of Murtle |
Mr. J Smith. Parochial Teacher. Peterculter
Mr. A. Stephen, Overseer East Lodge, Culter,
Mr. G. Jamieson. (Farmer, Mains of Murtle,)
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan Manse. Peterculter
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
[Situation] In Peterculter (Proper)
A large farmsteading, dwelling house 2 storys, slated. all excellent Court of offices. one story, Tile roofed, in all first rate repair. The property of Mrs. Thorburn. Murtle House. |
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MILL OF MURTLE (Corn & Barley) |
Mill of Murtle
Mill of Murtle
Mill of Murtle
Mill of Murtle
Mills of Murtle |
Mr J Smith
Mr A. Stephen
Mr _ Kemp (Tenant)
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
[Situation] Partly in Peterculter (Proper) and partly in Banchory Devenick (Detached)
A large plain building 2 story's slated, used as a Corn an barley Mill, with a comfortable one, story, dwelling house attached thereto, both in very good repair. At present occupied by Mr. Kemp. The property of Mrs Thorburn. Murtle House. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Mr. J Smith
Mr. A. Stephen
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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[Situation] In the parish of Peterculter (Detached)
A small farmsteading dwelling house one story, offices one, all thatched, and in good. repair. The property of Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Corbett. Manse. Drumoak. |
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MURTLE COTTAGE |
Murtle Cottage |
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A. Stephen |
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[Situation] In the parish of Banchory Devenick (Detached)
A neat 2 story cottage slated, with a small garden attached
to it, which are both let in the Summer Season; at present without a Tenant. The property of Mrs Thorburn, Murtle House. |
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MILL COTTAGE |
Mill Cottage
Mill Cottage
Mill Cottage |
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A. Stephen
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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[Situation] In Peterculter Proper
A long one story dwelling house, thatched, and in good repair. The East end of which is used as a constabulary station, by Mr. _ Leslie Police Constable. The property of Mrs Thorburn, Murtle Ho. [House] |
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MILTON OF MURTLE |
Milton of Murtle
Milton of Murtle
Milton of Murtle
Milltown of Murtle |
Mr. J Smith
Mr. A Stephen
Mr. Webster (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
[Situation]In the parish of Banchory Devenick (Detached)
A large farmsteading dwelling house one story slated, offices one story, thatched all in good repair. Occupied by Mr. Webster. Farmer. The property of Mrs Thorburn Murtle House. |
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STONE CIRCLE [Milton of Murtle] |
Stone Circle
Stone Circle
Stone Circle |
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A Stephen
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan |
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A large circle about 60 links in diameter, which can be distinctly traced on the ground. it appears to have been originally constructed of 11 large upright stone's some of them 5 feet high. (unhewn) 6 of which are now standing, the rest are lying near. |
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TUMULUS Milton of Murtle] |
Tumulus
Tumulus
Tumulus |
Mr. J Smith
Mr. A Stephen
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan |
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A large Tumulus nearly elliptical the Transverse and Conjugate diameter's being nearly 60 and 40 links it is composed of rough unhewn stone's of different sizes piled promiscuously to the height of 6 or 7 feet in the centre. "It is Said to have once been the burying place of the Family of Drum; a property in the neighbouring parish where the descendants of that family now reside". see New Stat. [Statistical] account. |
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CROFT OF STONEGAVEL |
Croft of Stonegavel
Croft of Stonegavel
Croft of Stonegavel
Croft of Stonegavel
Croft of Stonegavel |
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A Stephen
Mr. Ogilvie Duthie. Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
A small dwelling house one story with offices one story all thatched, and in good repair This place was once a Public ho. [house] but it is now only licensed to retail Ales & Porter, there is a small portion of land let with it. The property of J.S. Gibb Esq. Cults. |
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OLDFOLD |
Oldfold
Oldfold
Oldfold
Oldfold
Oldfold
Oldfold
Oldfold |
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A Stephen
Mr. Gray (Tenant)
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account |
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A very large farmsteading consisting of both old and new dwelling house's. also old & new offices. The old houses are each one story and some of them in a ruinous state, The new houses are 2 storys slated and in first rate repair. The property of J.S. Gibb Esqr. Cults. |
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RIVER DEE |
River Dee
River Dee
River Dee
River Dee |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan, Parish Minister Manse of Peterculter, Aberdeen
Mr. John Smith, Parochial Teacher & Registrar, Peterculter
Mr. Arthur Stephen, Sub-Factor East Lodge Peterculter.
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland |
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"A great river, partly of Kincardineshire, but chiefly of Aberdeenshire. The name signifies "a dark stream"; and as regards the gloom, and the savage sublimity of the upper part of this rivers course, though not as regards the colour of its waters, it is sufficiently descriptive. The sources of the Dee are much higher than those of any other river in Britain; they lie among the shoulders and near the summits of the Cairngorm mountains, a group immensely grand, and in many parts inaccessible, they appear, in some instances, judging from height and copiousness and constancy, to be fed in some wondrous manner which science has never yet been able to explain; and the nascent streams which flow from them are so entangled among precipices and tunnels as to baffle all attempts at close observation. Hence do the very shepherds in the vicinity dispute as to which is the head stream of the Dee; while very intelligent tourists, speaking very dogmatically, have, in several instances, placed all the sources a thousand feet or more below their true position. "Nearly as many misrepresentations," says Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, have been made of the source of the Dee as of the springs of the Nile; and it has been kept as great a mystery as the ongoings and outgoings of the Niger; yet it should be no great secret. The Summit of Benmacdhu has many charms in a clear summer day. It is the highest land in Britain, and is president over a convication of mountains*** The outlines of all Scotland, north of the Forth, come within the picture laid out around Benmacdhu, and there is no scene in all that vast extent of land more gloomy and terrific than those crags on its eastern side that rise around Lochaven. Two head-streams of the Dee are manifestly higher than all the others, and yet are so nearly equal to each other in at once height, length, and volume, that they may be best regarded as joint parents of the river. The one rises near the summit of Benmacdhu, and runs southward down the west flank of that mountain, chiefly beneath prodigious masses of debris which hide it, for a thousand feet or more of its descent, entirely from the view. The other
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other rises 160 feet from the summit of Braeriach, and descends south-eastward, chiefly down the deepest and most awful precipice in Britain, to a confluence with the former at the north-east side of Cairntoul. The springs of the two are less than four miles asunder, as the crow flies; but a tremendous gorge intervenes, sternly naked on one side, and largely occupied on the skirts and bottom of the other with fallen masses of granite rock. The scenery is terrible. One understands here more than any where else in the Highlands, more even than in Glencoe, the influence of wild Alpine landscape in darkening the imaginations of the Highlanders, so as to give to their traditions those aspects of gloom and superstition which have ever hung as severely upon them as if they had been the effusions of a rational faith. A graphic periodical writer, describing the approach to this gorge from the glen of the river below, says, — " Gradually what was something like a road, dies away; and you are now compelled to pick your way among stones, and through the long heather, occasionally meeting with one of the small tracks worn by the deer, and used by such scanty travellers as may pass through that savage wilderness. There is a peculiar effect of loneliness you may never perhaps have experienced before, on entering this wilderness. The hills are at first distant, and the glen wide and hollow; but a dead stillness reigns on everything, except on the clattering river, which still flows on in no unstately bulk. Wandering on, mile after mile, the glen gradually narrows, and gets more savage in its aspect; great black rocks, which look like the walls of some Antediluvian city of the giants begin to run themselves up on each other; they approach more & more to each other. It is time we should tell him exactly where he is. Yonder singular looking peak, with shaggy precipitous sides, towards the west is Cairntoul; proceeding from its side - as a wall seems to proceed from the angle of a turret - is a vast black mass of perpendicular rock; that is the ridge of Braeriach, said by an eminent calculator of altitudes, to have 2000 feet of sheer precipice; that 2000 feet of precipice is the object which it now almost aches your eyes to look upon - a flat black mass, streaked with snow and sometimes intruded on by a cloud, which divides the upper regions from the lower. It is probably that now, in mid-day, a hot sun gilds its black front, and mocks its streaks of snow, while a dead unearthly silence pervades the mass. It is not so at all times; for here is the workshop of stones - here the elements, when they prepare themselves to come down with destruction on the fruitful valleys below, exercise their strength and do no harm; the scene is different from the stillness of the present; but with your leave, reader, it is a change we do not wish to witness. Returning to the description of our glen: right ahead, and almost protruding into it, is the well known Cairngorm; and towards the east, stretched the loftier Benmacdhu, now admitted to be the highest hill in Britain. The head-stream from Benmacdhu immediately on issuing from its hidden course beneath the granite debris, discends a series of five terraces, each looking like a ledge of masonry, and holding a deep limpid pool in its centre. These are called the wells of the Dee. The stream there is popularly called the Dee, but is not joined till 3 miles down by the head-stream from Braeriach, which is popularly called Garachy or Garrochory. Another stream called Guisachan, descending South-eastward from Bennavrochan, falls in 2½ miles farther on, at the lower base of Cairntoul, and a fourth called the Geauly or Gieuly descending eastward from Cairneilar, falls in four miles still farther on at Dubrach. The main river now takes a decided permanent direction toward the east; and all the way from "the Wells" hither, and also a short distance farther, it flows over a broken rocky bed, in alternate sweeps, rapids, and cascades till at length, at a place 6 miles above Castleton of Braemar, it forms a remarkable series of four small falls called the Linn of Dee. " The Linn of Dee," says the periodical writer quoted, "You will hardly find to be what you probably expected — a lofty waterfall. The fall is indeed very insignificant, and it is over a sloping bank from which there is no leap; but in no waterfall, not even in the princely Foyers, do we behold such a terrible specimen of the imprisoned power of the watery element. Here it has got itself entangled in a complete nest of impenetrable granite rocks, which alternately confine and enlarge the noble stream, sometimes allowing its waters to sweep indignantly round and round some large black basins, then again compelling them to exhaust their rage in cleaving their way betwixt two ledges, so near each other, that it is very easy - and a very common practice with those who have sound clear heads - to step across it. About 1½ miles below the linn, at the farm of Dallavorar, some signs of cultivation begin to appear on the banks of the Dee; but it soon after enters Mar Forest, through which it flows to Castleton of Braemar, receiving in its course the Lui and the Quoich from the north, and the Inverey and the Clunie from the south, and passing Mar Lodge on its northern bank. From Castleton it pursues its course through the Mar and Invercauld forests, and past Balmoral and Abergeldie, to the bridge of Ballater, above which it is joined by the Gairden, from the north, and the Muick, from the south. *** The Dee's total length of run is about 96 miles, and its tributaries drain nearly 1000 square miles of country." Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland |
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ST PETER'S WELL |
Saint Peter's Well
Saint Peter's Well
Saint Peter's Well
St. Peter's Well
St. Peter's Well |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Old Statistical Account.
New Statistical Account |
085 |
The statistical account contains the following in connexion with what it remarks on the chapels that are supposed to have been erected in the vicinity. "To these saints (Saints Mary & Peter) were consecrated not only the chapels, but also the nearest wells the one called St Mary's & the other St Peter's Well." It is situated a short distance east of the Ph [Parish] Church, at the Dee side |
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PETER'S HEUGH |
Peter's Heugh
Peter's Heugh
Peter's Heugh
Peter's Heugh
Peter's Heugh |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Old Statistical Account.
New Statistical Account |
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"At a small distance from the church is a high steep bank called Peter's Heugh" Stat. Acc. [Statistical Account] It is east of the church and extends about a quarter of a mile along the river Dee. It is entirely covered with wood. |
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COBLESTOCK |
Coblestock
Coblestock
Coblestock
Coblestock
Goblestock |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Val [Valuation] Roll 1859-60
Chalmer's Caledonia Vol [Volume] 1. p. [Page] 124 |
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A one storey farmhouse with steading and another dwelling house one of the dwelling houses slated the other thatched and the farm steading slated; all in very good repair. Property of Mr Irvine, Drum. |
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CHURCH [nr St Peter's Haugh] |
Church (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan. Peterculter
Mr Smith, Schoolmaster, Peterculter.
Mr Johnston. Esq. Peterculter |
085 |
A large, plain, oblong building Slated and in good condition Mr Allan says it contains 480 sittings and the "Statistical Account" 550. It was built in the year 1779. Property of the heritors of the congregation |
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MANSE [nr Peter's Heugh] |
Manse (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston. |
085 |
A handsome two storey house slated and in excellent condition. "The manse is 150 years old and has undergone considerable repairs. In 1826 two rooms were added to it which make it sufficiently comfortable & commodious" Statl. [Statistical] Account. Property of the resident Minister. |
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SCHOOL [nr parish church] |
School (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Smith, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster
Mr Johnston |
085 |
A plain oblong building built of granite, slated and in excellent condition 75 is the average No. of scholars attending it. It is the parish school for the ph [parish] of Peterculter |
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CULTER STATION |
Culter Station |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Time Tables (for Culter) |
085 |
This station consists of a shed for the accommodation of passengers and the grounds immediately arround it for shunting waggons &c. The east end of the shed is occupied by the railway officials. It is connected by a line of telegraphy with the stations on each side of it. Propy. [Property] of the Ral. Co. [Railway Company] |
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DOVE COTTAGE AND SCHOOL |
Dove Cottage (also a) School. |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith.
Mr Johnston
Miss Marshall, Schoolmistress Peterculter |
085 |
A one storey house, which serves the purposes of a school, thatched and in good condition. It is a private school. Average No. of Scholars 25 Property of Mr Duff |
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CRAIGTON T.P. |
Craigton T.P. [Turnpike] |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Table of Rates (for Craigton) |
085 |
A one storey house having a semicircular end towards the T. P. [Turnpike] Road. It is in a very good state of repair. |
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CRAIGTON |
Craigton |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Val. Roll. [Valuation Roll] 1859 |
085 |
This name is applied to a farm house & steading, a school house & schoolmaster's dwelling house, a toll bar and a merchant's shop. They are mostly all slated and in good repair. Property of Mr Duff. |
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CAMPHILL |
Camphill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston |
085 |
A very handsome dwelling house, two storeyed and in excellent repair. The offices attached to it are one storey high, slated and in good repair. It is a feu belonging to Mr Littlejohn. Advocate, Aberdeen. |
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CAMP HILL |
Camp Hill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston |
085 |
This is a small wooded hill situated on the east side of Camphill. A British camp was once situated on its summit, from which circumstance, it and Camphill derive their names |
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Site of CAMP [Camp Hill] |
British Camp |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston.
Mr Stephen. |
085 |
This camp was situated on Camp Hill; no remains of it can now be distinguished. The top of the hill is flat with a gradual Slope to the base. The whole camp is now covered with wood. |
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PITTENGULLIES |
Pittengullies |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1859. |
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A two storey dwelling house with a large steading, all slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr Duff. Tenanted by Mr Walker. |
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INCH OF CULTER |
Insch of Culter
Insch of Culter
Insch of Culter
Insh
Insch
Inch
Inch of Culter |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer.
James Macdonald Esqr., The Farm, Huntly N.B. [North Britain] |
085 |
This is the name which is applied to the portion of the parish of Peterculter lying south of the river Dee. The means of communication between it and the part of the parish on the North side of the Dee, are a public ferry and a ford. Property of Mr Duff. |
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BARHILL |
Barhill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston. |
085 |
A one storey house thatched and in good repair. Property of Mr Irvine, Drum. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston |
085 |
This name is applied to a number of houses on both sides of the Railway; they are all one storeyed and in good condition. Property of Mr Irvine, Drum. |
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KENNERTY |
Kennerty
Kennerty
Kennerty
Kennerty
Kennerty
Kenarty or Ken-ardè
Kenerty |
Mr Glennie, tenant.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Johnston
Plan of the farm.
Val. [Valuation] Roll - 1859.
Old Statistical Account
Chalmer's Caledonia Vol. [Volume] 1. P. [Page]124 |
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A two storey and handsome dwelling house with a large vegetable garden immediately south of it. The farm steading attached to it is one storeyed slated and in excellent condition. Property of Mr Irvine, Drum. Tenanted by Mr Glennie |
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INSCH FERRY |
Insch Ferry. |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston |
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A public ferry which communicates with that part of the parish of Peterculter, lying on the south side of the River Dee. The fee for crossing it is ½. [£0.0.½] |
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ALTON |
Alton
Alton
Alton
Oldtown
Oldtown |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston.
Valuation Roll for 1859-60.
Map in Chalmer's Caledonia - P. [Page] 125 |
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A one storey farmhouse with steading, all slated and in good condition. The tenants of this house pronounced its name as written here, but said that it was often named Oldtown. Mr Allan thinks that the mode adopted is most preferable. [Situation] Property of Alexander Forbes Irvine Esq. |
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NORMAN WELL |
Roman Well
Roman Well
Roman's Well
Norman's Well |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston.
Old Statistical Account. |
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This well is named, in the Old Stat [Statistical] Account, Norman's Well, and is said to be "a large fountain close to the eastern rampart of a Roman camp. Instead of being "a large fountain" it is a Small well obscurely situated underneath a stone wall. The well is known by the name Norman Well, but Mr Allan, who is considered the best authority on antiquities of this parish and who has written about them, will not agree to its being called so, as it has seeded from the erroneous idea that the camp near which it is situated was a Norman instead of a Roman camp. |
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PETER POT |
Peter Pot |
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CROCKLEBACK STONE |
Crockleback Stone |
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AQUEDUCT (Aberdeen Water Works) |
Aberdeen Aqueduct
Aberdeen Aqueduct
Aberdeen Aqueduct |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan. Manse, Peterculter
Mr. John Smith Parochial Teacher, Peterculter
Mr. Arthur Stephen East Lodge, Peterculter |
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This name applies to an aqueduct now being constructed for the conveyance of pure water from the river Dee, above Aboyne, to the City of Aberdeen. It is chiefly under ground but its course has been shown by a double dotted line on the traces. |
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MILL OF KENNERTY (Corn) |
Mill of Kennerty (Meal) |
Mr Glennie
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan.
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Valuation Roll for 1859 & 60 |
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This is a meal mill, slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr Irvine, Drum. |
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CLOVENCRAIGS |
Clovencraigs
Clovencraigs
Clovencraigs
Clovercraig |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Valuation Roll for 1859 - 60 |
085 |
This name is applied to those houses among which the Post Office is situated, They are a long row of one storey houses. Property of Mr Duff. This name is spelled Clovercraig in the Val. [Valuation] Roll, which is not correct. |
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POST OFFICE [Clovencraigs] |
Post Office |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston
Ticket on Letter box |
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This is the most sutherly house in Clovencraigs. It is also a grocershop. It is not a money order office. There are two arrivals and two departures of mails daily; the former at 8.15 am & 5 P.M. the latter at, 11 a.m. & 1 P.M. |
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CULTER PAPER WORKS |
Culter Paper Works. |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston, partner in the Works. |
085 |
These are very extensive works, chiefly one and two storeys in height, partly slated and tiled, and partly composed of sheds. The coarser kinds of paper are manufactured here principally out of rags, straw, and grass. Property of Mr Pirie & Co. [Company] Mr Johnston is a partner in the firm. |
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TEMPLE BURN |
Temple Burn. |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Allan
Mr Smith
Mr Johnston. |
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This burn has its source in the low grounds north eastward of Hilton; it flows past Coblestock and joins the Dee a short distance east of that farm steading |
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HILTON |
Hilton
Hilton
Hilton
Hilton |
Mr. J. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. A. Stephen
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A very large farmsteading dwelling house 2 storys, offices partly two. and partly one story. all slated an in good repair. The property of A. F. Irvine Esq. Drumoak. |
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WESTER CAIRNTON |
Wester Cairnton
Wester Cairnton
Wester Cairnton |
Mr. J Smith Parochial Teacher Peter-culter
Revd [Reverend] J. Allan. Manse. Culter
Mr. A.Stephen, Overseer. East Lodge. Culter |
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A small farmsteading dwelling house one story offices. one. all thatched, occupied by Mr. A. Barrack, The property of A. F. Irvine Esq. Drumoak. Convener of the Co. [County] of Aberdeen. |
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CAIRNTON |
Cairnton
Cairnton
Cairnton
Cairntown |
Mr. J. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. A Stephen
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A large farmsteading house all one story, thatched and in good repair. Occupied by Mrs. Sandieson. The property of A. F. Irvine Esq Drumoak. Convenor of the Co. [County] of Aberdeen. |
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Site of ROMAN CAMP [Normandikes] |
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Norman's dike |
Revd. [Reverend] John Allan, Manse, Peterculter
Mr. John Smith Parochial Teacher, Peterculter
Mr. Arthur Stephen East Lodge, Peterculter.
Old. Statistical Account. |
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This name applies to the site of a Roman Camp which was situated upon an elevated ridge of land between the River Dee and Temple Burn, at the most southern point of the parish. The erection of this work was originally attributed to the Danes or to William the Norman, & received the name of the "Norman Dikes," but late investigations have exploded this idea & it is now generally believed, by the Antiquarians of the Country to have been a military work of the Romans. There are no remains of this work now existing; all ramparts & ditches having been levelled by the plough. No authorities can be obtained for the name "Norman Dikes"
"Colonel Shand, who was intimately acquainted with the fortifications of the Romans north of the firths, examined this camp in 1801, and came to the conclusion, that the profiles, and other dimensions of the ditch and ramparts are the same as those of the camps of Ury battle dikes, and the other camps in Strathmore.
This work has since been examined by Mr. Irvine of Drum, Captain Henderson of the 29th Regiment, and Professor Stewart, who agree in thinking it to be a Roman camp. It is of an oblong rectangular form, 938 yards long, and 543 yards broad, comprehending an area of 48 Scotch acres. It stood on the north side of the river Dee, on the south west corner of the parish, on a high ground of moderate elevation, opposite to several fords of the river, which, no doubt, it was intended to cover. It is supposed to have been erected by Lollius Urbicus, in one of his marches northwards. "The above Note is taken from the New Statistical Account page 108. |
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DEESIDE RAILWAY |
Deeside Railway
Deeside Railway
Deeside Railway
Deeside Railway |
Revd [Reverend] John Allan Manse, Peterculter
Mr. John Smith Parochial Teacher, Peterculter
Mr. Arthur Stephen Sub. Factor, Peterculter
Railway Company's Tickets &c. |
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A branch railway consisting of one line of rail from the General Station Aberdeen to Aboyne, its northern terminus. The route lies through the valley of the Dee and an extensive traffic is carried on from the north in timber &c. There is also tellegraphic Communication as far as Balmoral Castle. The whole is in good repair: property of The Deeside Railway Co. [Company] |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton |
John Collie. Burnhead
James Milne Gateside
James Forsyth, Dalhibity
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A dwelling house, with two out houses, occupd. [occupied] by James McDonald & others, & the property of the Revd [Reverend] Adam Corbet Drumoak. |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
John Collie
James Milne
James Forsyth
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A dwelling house, with out house annexed the property of the Revd [Reverend] Adam Corbet Drumoak. |
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CAIRNLEE |
Cairnlee
Cairnlee
Cairnlee |
Plan at Countesswells
Mr Leith. Landstewart Countesswells
John Collie |
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STOCKHILL |
Stockhill
Stockhill
Stockhill
Slockethill |
Mr. Leith
John Collie
James Milne
Valuation Roll for 1859 & 60 |
086 |
Three dwelling houses, occupd. [occupied] by labourers &c on the property of Revd [Reverend] A. Corbet Drumoak |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
James Milne
John Collie
Alexander Charles Hilltown
Valuation Roll for 1859 - 60 |
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A row of cottage dwellings on the south side of the Aberdeen T.P. [Turnpike] on the property of Revd. [Reverend] Adam Corbet. Drumoak |
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BIELDSIDE |
Bieldside
Bieldside
Bieldside
Bieldside
Bieldside
Bieldside |
Mr Leith
James Milne
John Collie
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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A small old Mansion house with Offices. Garden &c attached also a dwelling house to which a farm of land is attached occupd. [occupied] by Mr. Alexander. the whole premises are the property of Revd. [Reverend] A. Corbet Drumoak |
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HAUGHTON |
Haughton
Haughton
Haughton
Haughton
Haughton |
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A Stephen
Mr. A. Webster. Farmer Haughton
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
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POWDEGGIE |
Powdeggie
Powdeggie
Powdeggie
Powdeggie
Powdeggie |
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr. A. Webster, (Haughton)
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A long, one story, dwelling house, thatched, it was once a croft, but it is now attached to the farm of Haughton, and is occupied by Mr. Webster's Labours'. The property of Revd. [Reverend] Doctor Corbett Drumoak, Manse. |
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BIELDSIDE INN |
Bieldside Inn
Bieldside Inn
Bieldside Inn
Bieldside Inn
Bieldside Inn |
Mr. J. Smith Parochial Teacher, Peterculter
Mr. A Stephen Overseer East Lodge Peterculter
Mr. J Milne. Bieldside Inn, Peterculter
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan. Manse. Peterculter
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
086 |
A large dwelling house 2 story's. slated, with some Small offices belonging thereto, all in good repair, at present occupied by Mr. J. Milne. Inn-Keeper. and Grocer. The property of Revd. [Reverend] Doctor Corbett, Manse Drumoak. |
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Gowanbrae
Gowanbrae
Gowanbrae |
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A. Stephen
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A small farmhouse one story, offices one story all thatched & in good repair, There is a Small dwelling house close to the farm ho. [house] which is used as a Tailor's shop, and is known by the same name, All the property of Revd. [Reverend] Doctor Corbett, Manse, Drumoak. |
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DEEBANK |
Deebank
Deebank
Deebank |
Mr. J. Smith
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. A. Stephen |
086 |
A large plain building 3 story's slated. with a very good garden close to the house also an extensive farmsteading near to it. part of which is let - and part used as stables. The whole in good repair. The residence and property of Dr. [Doctor] Anderson. |
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ANGUSTON QUARRY |
Anguston Quarry
Anguston Quarry
Anguston Quarry |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan. Manse
David Nicol. upper Anguston
John Smith. Assessor |
085 |
A large granite quarry let to Mr Leslie who exports it to different places in the country, it is the property of Alexander F. Irvine Esq. of Drum. |
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UPPER ANGUSTON |
Upper Anguston
Upper Anguston
Upper Anguston
Upper Anguston |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
David Nicol
John Smith
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
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A large dwelling house and farm steading in good repair the property of A.F. Irvine of Drum |
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EDDIESTON |
Eddieston
Eddieston
Eddieston
Eddieston |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
David Nicol
John Smith
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
A large dwelling house and farm steading in good repair the property of A.F. Irvine of Drum |
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LITTLE EDDIESTON |
Little Eddieston
Little Eddieston
Little Eddieston |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
David Nicol
John Smith |
085 |
A small dwelling house and farm steading in fair repair on the estate of A.F. Irvine of Drum |
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BLACKHALL |
Blackhall
Blackhall
Blackhall |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
David Nicol
John Smith |
085 |
A dwelling house & small farm steading in good repair the property of A.F. Irvine of Drum |
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OVER ANGUSTON |
Over Anguston
Over Anguston
Over Anguston
Over Anguston |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
David Nicol
John Smith
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
A small dwelling house with a croft farm steading in good repair on the property of A.F. Irvine of Drum |
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EASTER ANGUSTON |
Easter Anguston
Easter Anguston
Easter Anguston
Easter Anguston |
Revd. [Reverend] J Allan
Mr. J. Smith.
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr. W. Duffer. (Tenant) |
085 |
A small farmsteading. lately built dwelling ho. [house] one story offices one. all slated and in excellent repair. The property of A.F. Irvine Esq. Convener of the Co. [County] of Aberdeen. |
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WAUKMILL |
Waukmill
Waukmill
Waukmill
Waukmill
Waulkmill |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A. Stephen.
W. Lyon M.D. [Doctor of Medicine]
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
A small plain 2 story dwelling house. slated. with very good offices. And a portion of land. belonging thereto - at present the residence of Dr. [Doctor] W. Lyon. The property of R. W. Duff. M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso. |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend |
Valuation Roll for 1859-60
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr. G. Low. Farmer. W. [West] Craigton Peterculter |
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A nice one story. dwelling house thatched, & in good repair. with a garden attached, The residence of E. Chadwick Woolen Manufacturer, The property of R.W. Duff M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso. |
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NETHER ANGUSTON |
Nether Anguston
Nether Anguston
Nether Anguston
Nether Anguston
Nether Anguston |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan. Manse Peterculter
Mr. J. Smith. Parochial Teacher. Peterculter
Mr. A. Stephen Overseer. East Lodge. Culter
Mr. Walker (Tenant.)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60 |
085 |
A large farm house. 3 storys' slated. with extensive offices one story. slated. all in very good repair. The property of A.F. Irvine Esq. Convener of the County of Aberdeen. |
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CROFT OF NETHER ANGUSTON |
Croft of Nether Anguston
Croft of Nether Anguston
Croft of Nether Anguston
Croft of Nether Anguston
Croft of Nether Anguston |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan
Mr. J Smith
Mr. A. Stephen
Mr. R. Dey (Tenant)
Valuation Roll for 1859-60. |
085 |
A small dwelling house. one story, with a portion land attached thereto. This place was once attached to the farm of Nether Anguston. but is now a separate holding. The property of A.F. Irvine Esq. Convener of the Co. [County] of Aberden. |
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MID ANGUSTON |
Mid Anguston
Mid Anguston
Mid Anguston |
Revd [Reverend] John Allan Manse Peterculter by Aberdeen
Mr. John Smith, Parochial Teacher, Peterculter
Mr. Arthur Stephen Factor, East Lodge Peterculter |
085 |
This name applies to a Group of one story dwelling houses situated close to Anguston Quarry, all are tiled and in good repair, property of A. Irvine Esq. of Drumoak House by Aberdeen. |
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GORMACK BURN |
Gormack Burn
Gormack Burn
Gormack Burn |
Revd [Reverend] John Allan
Mr. John Smith
Mr. Arthur Stephen |
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A large Stream rising in the parish of Echt & flowing southward until it empties itself into the Culter Burn near Waukmill. It forms the boundary between the parishes of Peterculter & Drumoak, & for a short distance, between Echt & Drumoak. |
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ROMAN FORD (SUPPOSED) |
Supposed Roman Ford |
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ST MAIK'S WELL |
St Maik's Well
St Maik's Well
St Maik's Well
St Maik's Well |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Allan Manse Peterculter
Mr. Smith. Registrar & Session Clerk Peterculter
Mr. John Ingram Burnside, Peterculter
New Statistical Account. |
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This name applies to a holy well situated near to the Old church of Drumoak, but in the parish of Peterculter. for farther description See Statistical Accounts
The following extract is taken from the New Statistical Account "Dalmaik is compounded of the Gaelic word Dal, a haugh, or valley, and the name of the saint, contracted into Maik instead of Moak, as in the former case, hence the word Dalmaik signifies the valley of St. Moloch, a
name which is very descriptive of that part of the parish where the ruins of the old church stand. And this description is supported by the circumstance, that, beside the old church (although within the boundary of the parish of Peterculter), there is a holy well, which is known by the name of St.
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NAME BOOK
OF THE PARISH OF
PETERCULTER (Proper) PETERCULTER (Detd) [Detached]) BANCHORY DEVENICK(Det) [Detached]
and two portions of Lands, Common to the Parish of Peterculter and those parts of the
parish of Banchory Devenick in the County of Aberdeen, through which a Boundary between the Parishes cannot be determined.
IN THE
CO. [COUNTY] OF ABERDEEN
[Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 11 APR 95 [1895] |
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INDEX
PETERCULTER (Proper) PETERCULTER (Detd) [Detached] , BANCHORY DEVENICK (Detd) [Detached], AND LANDS common
The names marked thus x are in Peterculter (Detd) [Detached]
The names marked thus [an 'x' inside a circle - but have used ^ in this transcription] are in Banchory Devenick (Detd) [Detached]
The names marked thus * are in Lands Common
Names of Objects -- Page
Alton -- 74
Aqueduct (Aberdeen Water Works) -- 76
Anguston Quarry -- 91
Auchlee -- 13
Baads -- 29
Backhill -- 5
Backhill of Auchlee -- 4
Backhill of Broadiach -- 7
Barhill -- 73
Barnyardpark -- 47
Beans Hill -- 36
Begs Burn -- 25
Bellyswells -- x 40
Benthoul -- 26
Bieldside -- x 86
Bieldside Inn -- x 88
Binghill -- 39
Bishopdams -- 3
Bishopdams Bridge -- 6
Bishopsford -- 3
Blackhall -- 92
Blacktop -- 21
Bloomfield -- 23
Bogskeathy -- 20
Bridgend -- 93
Broadiach Burn -- 57
Broom -- 48
Brotherfield -- 13
Buckler Burn -- 56
Bucklerburn -- 56
Bucklerburn Cottage -- 56
Burnhead -- x 85
Burnside -- 73
Cadgerford -- 14
Site of Camp -- 72
Camp Hill -- 71
Camphill -- 71
Cairnlee -- x 85
Cairnton -- 80
Church -- 69
Clayholes -- 47
Clovencraigs -- 77
Cornyhaugh -- 45
Coblestock -- 67
Colthill -- 42
Countesswells House -- 22
Countesswells School -- 18
Craiglug -- 11
Craigton -- 71
Craigton T.P. [Turnpike] -- 70
Crockleback Stone -- 75
Croft of Stonegavel -- 64
Croft of Nether Anguston -- 94
Crombiecairn -- 5
Culter Burn -- 27
Culter House -- 51
Culter Paper Works -- 78
Culter Station -- 70
Cup Stone -- 35
Dalhibity -- * 42
Dalhibity Cottage -- * 42
Davniescroft -- 21
Deebank -- ^ 89
Deeside Railway -- 83
Den of Murtle -- 39
Denmill -- 30
Dove Cottage and School -- 70
Easter Anguston -- 93
East Lodge -- 51
Eastlot of Countesswells -- 8
Eddieston -- 91
Eddieston School -- 25
Fifeshill -- 19
Foggieton -- 41
Free Church -- 33
Free Church Manse -- 33
Gairn -- 15
Gairn Hill -- 17
Gateside -- x 86
Gas Works -- 46
Glasterberry -- * 60
Gormack Burn -- 95
Gowanbrae -- x 88
Guttrie Hill -- 53
Haughton -- x 87
Hoggin -- 15
Holemill -- 46
Hillhead -- ^ 39
Hillhead of Contlaw -- 32
Hillhead of Milltimber -- 36
Hill of Ardbeck -- 48
Hill of Eddieston -- 26
Hilton -- 41
Hilton -- 79
Inch of Culter -- 72
Insch Ferry -- 74
Kennerty -- 73 |
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[The names marked thus x are in Peterculter Detached]
[The names marked thus ^ are in Banchory Devenick Detached]
[The names marked thus * are in Lands Common]
Names of Objects -- Page
Kingsford -- 4
Kingshill -- 23
Kingshill Wood -- 18
King's Seat -- 19
Leuchar -- 9
Leuchar Burn -- 57
Leuchar Moss -- 9
Little Eddieston -- 92
Loanhead -- 22
Longside -- 19
Mains of Countesswells -- 22
Mains of Murtle -- 61
Manse -- 69
Maryfield -- 7
Mid Anguston -- 95
Midtown -- 21
Mill of Brotherfield -- 14
Mill Cottage -- 62
Mill of Denmill -- 30
Milltimber -- 48
Mill of Kennerty -- 77
Mill of Murtle -- ^ 61
Milton of Drum -- 43
Milton of Murtle -- ^ 62
Mossbrodie -- 55
Mossbrodiepark -- 47
Moss of Auchlee -- 12
Moss-side of Auchlee -- 15
Moss of Rotten -- 35
Murtle Burn -- 40
Murtle Dam -- 37
Murtle cottage -- ^ 62
Murtle House -- 59
Murtle Station -- 59
Nether Anguston -- 94
Nether Contlaw -- 31
Newcroft -- 9
Newmill -- 55
Newton -- x 85
Newton of Countesswells -- 20
North Eddieston -- 26
North Lasts -- 32
Northlinn -- 29
North Beanshill -- 55
North Westfield -- 35
Oldfold -- 64
Ord Burn -- 57
Over Anguston -- 92
Parkhill Cottage -- 52
Parkside -- 51
Peter's Haugh -- 67
Peter Pot -- 75
Pittengullies -- 72
Police Station -- 57
Post Office -- 8
Post Office -- 77
Powdeggie -- x 87
Reekitlane -- 13
River Dee -- 65
Robertston -- 60
Site of Roman Camp -- 81
Roman Ford (supposed) -- 96
Roman Well -- 74
Rotten of Brotherfield -- 16
Rotten of Gairn -- 16
St. Maik's Well -- 97
St. Peter's Well -- 67
School -- 49
School -- 69
Silver Burn -- 12
Silverburn -- 11
Silver Coins found here -- 58
South Lasts -- 32
Southlinn -- 29
Stankfield -- 52
Stockhill -- x 86
Stone Circle -- 63
Temple Burn -- 78
The Bride's Ward -- 54
The Bride's Well -- 54
The Lady's Walk -- 54
Tillyoch -- 53
Tumulus -- 63
Upper Anguston -- 91
Upper Beanshill -- 31
Upper Contlaw -- 31
Upper Kingshill -- 7
Wardhead -- 20
Waukmill -- 93
Waukmill Manufactory -- 46
West Anguston -- 43
West Craigton -- 45
Westfield -- 41
Woodend -- 52
Woodside -- 23
Woodbine Cottage -- 40
Woodside -- 61
Wester Cairnton -- 80 |
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