Aberdeenshire volume 72

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Aberdeenshire OS Name Books, 1865-1871
  4. Aberdeenshire volume 72
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info
OS1/1/72/1 PETERHEAD [parish] Peterhead Parish Peterhead Parish Peterhead Parish Peterhead Parish Peterhead Parish Rev. [Reverend] Charles Stewart Peterhead. Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Roryson Peterhead Buchan Directory New Statistical Account Collections of the Shires 014. 015. 022. 023. 032 This parish extends along the Coast in a straight line about four miles, bending along the Sea shore about five miles, and from east to west it extends from three to four miles. It is bounded on the South by the parish of Cruden; on the west, by Longside; on the north, by Saint Fergus; and on the east, by the German Ocean. The area of the parish is about 9085 imperial acres, or nearly 15 square miles. The climate is variable, but has been much improved in consequence of extensive drainage. Within the last thirty years, the crops, partly from the improved state of the land, and partly from earlier sorts of grain being sown, come to maturity from ten days to two weeks earlier than formerly. The tide off Peterhead flows from Rattrayhead, in the parish of Crimond, South and South-east, and ebbs north and north-west. During Spring tides it runs three and a half miles an hour. There are, however, considerable variations, in consequence, it is supposed, of the adjoining headlands. The Sea at Peterhead is very Salt, and the temperature is never so low as in friths, or in the vicinity of large rivers. Note - There is no portion of this parish detached, nor portion, or portions of any other Parish enclosed within the boundary of this parish.
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OS1/1/72/3 ROUNDHILLOCK Roundhillock Roundhillock Roundhillock Mr. Kidd Tenant Mr. Kidd Willowbank Cottage. Mr. William Taylor 015 Applies to a large and substantial farm house with offices garden etc. attached the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Edinburgh.
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OS1/1/72/5 NEWSEAT Newseat Newseat Newseat Mr. W. Taylor Tenant Mr. Kidd Willowbank Mr. Scott Glendaveny 022 Applies to a large and substantial farm steading with dwelling-house, garden, etc. attached. Situated about ½ a mile North of Newseat Railway Station on the Great North of Scotland Railway, the property of Mr. Smith, Westhall Cottage.
OS1/1/72/5 NEWSEAT STATION Newseat Rwy. [Railway] Station Newseat Rwy. [Railway] Station Newseat Rwy. [Railway] Station Mr. W. Taylor Newseat Mr. Kidd Willowbank Mr. Scott, Glendaveny 022 Applies to a small station on the Great North of Scotland Railway situated about 3½ miles west of Peterhead, the property of the Great North of Scotland Railway Company.
OS1/1/72/5 WILLOWBANK COTTAGE Willowbank Cottage Willowbank Cottage Willowbank Cottage Mr. Kidd Tenant Mr. N. Taylor Newseat Mr. Scott Glendaveny 022 Applies to a beautiful Cottage situated about ½ a mile west of Newseat Railway Station.
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OS1/1/72/6 GLENDAVENY Glendaveny Glendaveny Glendaveny Mr. Scott Tenant Mr. Kidd Willowbank Cottage Mr. W. Taylor Newseat 022 Applies to a large and substantial farmhouse with offices, garden, etc. attached. The property of George Paul Esq.
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OS1/1/72/7 DENS Dens Dens Dens Mr. Andrew Robertson Denholm Mr. James Henderson Clubscross Mr. Robert Henderson Blackhill 022 Applies to a large mansion house and farm steading with gardens attached, situated about ¾ mile North-west of the house of Blackhill and lying between the two hollows or Dens, the property of Mrs. Arbuthnot, Dens, Peterhead.
OS1/1/72/7 MILL OF DENS (Corn) Mill of Dens (Corn) Mill of Dens Mill of Dens Mr. George Murray Occupier Mr. Andrew Robertson Denholm Mr. Robert Henderson, Blackhill 022 Applies of a Corn Mill situated in the upper end of the West Den, the property of Mrs. Arbuthnot, Dens.
OS1/1/72/7 WEST DEN West Den Mr. George Murray Mill of Dens Mr. Andrew Robertson Denholm Mr. Robert Henderson Blackhill 022 Applies a deep hollow portion of ground lying on the west side of the Mansion house of Dens, through which passes the boundary betwixt the parishes of Peterhead and Longside.
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OS1/1/72/9 INVERUGIE STATION Inverugie Rwy. [Railway] Station Inverugie Rwy. [Railway] Station Inverugie Rwy. [Railway] Station Mr. Clarke Stationmaster Mr. Brand Ravenscraig Mr. James Lumsden Thorndale. 023 Applies to a small Railway Station on the Formartine & Buchan Rwy [Railway], situated about 2¼ miles from Peterhead, the property of the Great North of Scotland Rwy [Railway] Co. [Company]
OS1/1/72/9 THORNDALE Thorndale Thorndale Thorndale Mr. James Lumsden owner Mr. Clarke Inverugie Mr. Brand Ravenscraig 023 Applies to a large modern dwelling house & gardens attached. Situated close by Inverugie Rwy. [Railway] Station; the property of Mr. James Lumsden, Thorndale
OS1/1/72/9 EASTBURN Eastburn Eastburn Eastburn Mr. John Gillespie, Occupier Mr. Clarke Inverugie Mr. Lumsden Thorndale 023 Applies to a farm steading and dwelling house situated a few chains South west of Inverugie Rwy. [Raiway] Station. The property of Mr. H. Boyd, Peterhead.
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OS1/1/72/10 TORTERSTON Torterston Torterston Torterston Mr. John Kidd Occupier Mr. J. Lumsden Thorndale Mr. Clarke Inverugie Station 023 Applies to a large farm steading and dwelling house, situated about one mile north west of Berryhill, the property of the Governers of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Co Edinburgh
OS1/1/72/10 KATTEBURN Katteburn Katteburn Katteburn Mr. James Mitchell, Occupier Mr. A. Walker Richmond Mr. Clarke Inverugie Station 023 Applies to a neat dwelling house with large gardens attached; situated about ¼ mile south of Inverugie Rwy. [Railway] Station. The property of Mr. A. Walker, Richmond Cottage, Peterhead.
OS1/1/72/10 GREAT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAILWAY (Formartine and Buchan Section) Great North of Scotland Railway, Formartine and Buchan Section Mr. James Mitchell Occupier Mr. A. Walker Richmond Mr. Clarke Inverugie Station 023 A single line of rails, with electric Telegraph extending from Dyce junction, and traversing the Buchan District, via New Mains from which there is a branch to Fraserburgh terminating at Peterhead.
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OS1/1/72/12 SMITHYHILL Smithyhill Smithyhill Smithyhill Mrs. Park Tenant Mr. J Morrice Meadowbank Mr. J. Kidd Torterston. 023 Applies to a large and substantial farm house with offices garden etc. attached. Situated about ½ mile East of the Farm of Torterston, the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital, Edinburgh
OS1/1/72/12 MEADOWBANK Meadowbank Meadowbank Meadowbank Mr. J. Morrice Tenant Mrs. Park Smithyhill Mrs. J. Kidd Torterston 023 Applies to a small croft with dwelling house offices garden etc. attached. Situated a short distance east of Smithyhill, the property of Misses Anderson, Ellishill House, Peterhead
OS1/1/72/12 WESTERTON OF TORTERSTON Westerton of Torterston Westerton of Torterston Westerton of Tosterston Mr. R. Brand Tenant Mrs. Park Smithyhill Mr. J. Kidd Torterston 023 Applies to a large and substantial farm steading with dwelling house gardens etc. attached, situated about ½ mile North West of Smithyhill, the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital, Edinburgh.
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OS1/1/72/13 RAVENSCRAIG CASTLE Raven's Craig Castle Raven's Craig Castle Raven's Craig Mr. A. Brand Ravenscraig Mr. R. Lillie Inverugie Annals of Peterhead by P. Buchan 1819 015 Applies to a large Castle in a good state of preservation, built upon a rock on the South bank of the River Ugie, and about 2 miles from the mouth of the River Ugie, and 3 miles North west of the town of Peterhead the building is about fifty feet in height from the ground and on the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Co. It has been observed by people living in the vicinity until within this last few years that two Ravens regularly built their nests in the chimney. "Ravenscraig is built upon a rock on the South side of the river Ugie, and as far as history throws any light upon the subject in the beginning of the thirteenth Century by one of the Cheyns, who settled in Scotland about the beginning of the Twelfth; and not as some suppose, in the Ninth Century by one of Marischal family Annals of Peterhead by P Buchan 1819 "Ravenscraig, in the barony of Torterston, is said to have belonged to the family of Keith, who afterwards acquired the lands of Inverugie by marriage. It is a fine ruin and specimen of an old baronial Castle. The walls are in some places eleven feet thick. It is supposed to have been built in the eleventh century or twelth century. Statistical Account P.354
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OS1/1/72/14 EASTER BARNYARDS Easter Barnyards Easter Barnyards Easter Barnyards Easter Barnyards Mr. James Mess Occupier Mr. John Kidd Torterston Mr. A. Brand Ravenscraig Valuation Roll 023 Applies to a large farm steading situated about ¼ mile West of Ellishill House, the property of the Governors of the Maiden Hospital Co. [Company] Edinburgh.
OS1/1/72/14 WESTER BARNYARDS Wester Barnyards Wester Barnyards Wester Barnyards Mr. John Milne Occupier Mr. John Kidd Torterston Mr. A. Brand Ravenscraig 023 Applies to a large farm Steading with dwelling house and garden attached, situated about ¾ Mile West of Ellishill House & the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Co. [Company] Edinburgh.
OS1/1/72/14 ELLISHILL HOUSE Ellishill House Ellishill House Ellishill House Misses Anderson Owners Mr. John Kidd Torterston Mr. A. Brand Ravenscraig 023 Applies to a large modern Mansion house with large gardens attached, situated about 2½ Miles North West of the town of Peterhead and about ¼ Mile North of Inverugie Railway Station, the property of the Misses Anderson Ellishill House.
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OS1/1/72/15 ROSEBUD COTTAGE Rosebud Cottage Rosebud Cottage Rosebud Cottage Mr. E. Anderson Owner Mr. A. Brand Ravenscraig Mr. R. Lillie Inverugie 023 Applies to a Small Cottage situated near the South bank of the River Ugie and about ¼ Mile east of Ellishill House, the property of Mr. E. Anderson, Rosebank Cottage
OS1/1/72/15 UGIEBANK COTTAGE Ugiebank Cottage Ugiebank Cottage Ugiebank Cottage Mr. John Young, Owner Mr. Robert Lillie, Inverugie Mr. A. Brand, Ravenscraig 023 Applies to a newly erected dwelling house near the South bank of the river Ugie, and about ¼ Mile east of Ellishill House, the property of Mr. John Young, Ugiebank
OS1/1/72/15 MOUNTPLEASANT Mountpleasant Mr Alex Young owner R Lillie Inverugie A Brand Ravenscraig 023 Applies to a large dwelling house & farm steading & large gardens attached. Standing on the South bank of the river Ugie and about 2½ miles from the town of Peterhead, the property of A. Young Esq. Mountpleasant.
OS1/1/72/16 RAVENSCRAIG Ravenscraig Ravenscraig Ravenscraig Mr. A. Brand Occupier Mr. John Kidd Torterston Mr. R. Lillie Inverugie 023 Applies to a large farm Steading with dwelling house, office houses & gardens attached situated close by the ruins of Ravens Craig Castle; the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Co. [Company].
OS1/1/72/16 STONE AXE FOUND HERE A.D. 1864 [Ravenscraig] Stone Axe (found here) (A.D. 1864) Stone Axe (found here) (A.D. 1864) Mr. A. Brand Ravenscraig Mr. R. Lillie Inverugie 023 Whilst cultivating an arable field near Raven's Craig Mr. Brand found a Stone battle axe about 8 inches in length
OS1/1/72/16 POT SUNHANNE Pot Sunhanne Pot Sunhanne Pot Sunhanne Mr. A. Brand Ravenscraig Mr. R. Lillie Inverugie Mr. J. Young Ugiebank 023 Applies to a deep pool in the river Ugie lying between Raven's Craig & Inverugie Castle deriving its name it is supposed from a Young Woman named Anne having drowned herself in this pool she being a daughter of the Lord of Raven's Craig
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OS1/1/72/17 SALMON STATION Salmon Station Salmon Station Salmon Station Mr. Laing Hillhead of Grange Mr. William Gray Blackhouse Mr. A. Clark Peterhead 023 Applies to a dwelling and storehouse situated at the mouth of the River Ugie and used principally as a storehouse by the Salmon fishers on this part of the Coast, and the property of Colonel Ferguson Pitfour, the Borough boundary of Peterhead passes this house from near Clarkhill and runs into the sea
OS1/1/72/17 RIVER UGIE River Ugie River Ugie River Ugie River Ugie Mr. William Laing Hillhead of Grange Mr. W. Gray Blackhouse Mr. A. Clark Peterhead Annals of Peterhead by J. Buchan 1819 023 Applies to a river formed by two streams called the North & South Ugie; the North Ugie rising in the parish of Strichen and the South Ugie in the parish of New Deer and after flowing a considerable distance they join together a little below the village of Longside - the river flows in an easterly direction for about 17 Miles and falls into the German Ocean about the Mile North from the town of Peterhead; there is a great many valuable pearls in this river and great quantities of Salmon, trout, finnocks & flounders are also caught near the mouth of the River
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OS1/1/72/19 BALMOOR Balmoor Balmoor Balmoor Mr. George Walker Occupier Mr. James Daniel Waterside Estate Plan by James Beattie Aberdeen 1855 023 Applies to a large modern mansion house, situated near to Inverugie Bridge and on the turnpike road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh, and about 2¼ miles North West from the town of Peterhead, with neat office houses and gardens close by, the property of George Walker Esq. Balmoor
OS1/1/72/19 INVERUGIE BRIDGE Inverugie Bridge Inverugie Bridge Inverugie Bridge Mr. George Walker Balmoor Mr. James Daniel Waterside Estate Plan by James Beattie Aberdeen 1855 023 Applies to a strong and substantial Stone bridge of two arches over the River Ugie and on the turnpike road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh, and near to the Mansion house of Balmoor, distant 2¼ Miles North West from Peterhead. Maintained by the County.
OS1/1/72/19 THE SKURRIE The Skurrie Mr. George Walker Balmoor Mr. James Daniel Waterside Estate Plan by James Beattie Aberdeen 1855 023 This name applies to a portion of the foreshore at the mouth of the River Ugie.
OS1/1/72/19 [Page] 19 Parish of Peterhead Note: The Skurrie - Skurr. A small spot of fishing ground. Skurrie. A Cow with skins or small horns. Jamieson
OS1/1/72/20 SCOTT'S POOL Scott's Pool Scott's Pool Scott's Pool Mr. George Walker Balmoor Mr. James Daniel Waterside Mr. William Grey Blackhouse 023 Applies to a deep pool or pot in the River Ugie situated about ¼ mile down the river from Inverugie Bridge
OS1/1/72/20 WATERSIDE Waterside Waterside Waterside Mr. George Walker Balmoor Mr. James Daniel Waterside Mr. William Grey Blackhouse 023 Applies to a small farm Steading situated 2 Miles North West of Peterhead and on the road leading to Fraserburgh the property of Mr. George Walker Balmoor
OS1/1/72/20 COLLIE BURN Collie Burn Collie Burn Collie Burn Collyburn Mr. Brown Howe O' Buchan Mr. Robert Walker Richmond History of Buchan by Revd. [Reverend] J. Pratt Annals of Peterhead by J. Buchan 1819 023 Applies to a small stream rising at the farm of Mains of Little Cocklaw and flowing in a North Easterly direction for the distance of about two Miles it falls into the River ugie about ½ Mile from the mouth of the River
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OS1/1/72/21 BUCHANHAVEN Buchanhaven Buchanhaven Buchanhaven Buchanhaven Mr. Laing Hillhead of Grange Mr. A. Clarke Peterhead Estate plan by James Beattie 1855 Mr. James Brand Peterhead 023 Applies to a fishing village on the Sea Coast situated about half mile north of the town of Peterhead; having about 400 inhabitants wholly fishermen the houses being their own property and built on a portion of ground belonging to Colonel Ferguson Pitfour; it is about 60 Years since the first of the houses were erected, but the most of them have been built within this last 15 years: the village contains a School which is well attended, there is also a small stone pier strongly built for the protection of their boats when putting to Sea
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OS1/1/72/23 RED STANE The Red Stane The Red Stane The Red Stane Mr. William Buchan, Buchanhaven Mr. David Stephen Buchanhaven Mr. Arthur Buchan, Buchanhaven 023 This name is applied to a large red rock, situation near the Skurrie.
OS1/1/72/23 WHITE STANE The White Stane The White Stane The White Stane Mr. William Buchan, Buchanhaven Mr. David Stephen Buchanhaven Mr. Arthur Buchan, Buchanhaven 023 A large rock situated at the entrance of Buchanhaven Harbour.
OS1/1/72/23 HARBOUR [Buchanhaven] Buchanhaven Harbour Buchanhaven Harbour Buchanhaven Harbour Mr. William Buchan, Buchanhaven Mr. David Stephen Buchanhaven Mr. Arthur Buchan, Buchanhaven 023 This is applied to a small Harbour, in which the fishermen run their boats to land their fish etc.
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OS1/1/72/24 MID ROCK Mid Rock Mid Rock Mid Rock Mr. William Buchan Mr. David Stephen Mr. Arthur Buchan 023 A large broken rock, situated in the centre of Buchanhaven Harbour.
OS1/1/72/24 CARGEDDIE Cargeddie Cargeddie Cargeddie Mr. William Buchan Mr. David Stephen Mr. Arthur Buchan 023 This name is applied to a piece of broken flattish rock, situated on the south east side of Buchanhaven Harbour.
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OS1/1/72/25 FOREHILL Forehill Forehill Forehill Mr. R. Daniel Downiehills Mr. W. Garden Tenant Mr. J. Hardy Berryhill 023 Applies to a large and substantial farm house with offices, garden, etc. attached, situated about ½ mile South West of Berryhill the property of the Trustees of C. Noble Esq Berryhill
OS1/1/72/25 LOCHSIDE Lochside Lochside Lochside Mr. William Morrison Ocupier Mr. Andrew Storar Burnside Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a large farm Steading with dwelling-house & garden attached situated about ½ mile South West of Berryhill the property of Mrs. Cruickshank Piltochie.
OS1/1/72/25 BURNSIDE Burnside Burnside Burnside Mr. Andrew Storar Occupier William Morrison Lochside Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a large farm Steading with dwelling house & garden attached situated about ½ mile South West of Berryhill the property of Mrs. Cruickshank Piltochie.
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OS1/1/72/27 DOWNIEHILLS Downiehills Downiehills Downiehills Mr. Robert Daniel Occupier Mr. John Mutch Brick Works Mr. James Smith Howmuir 023 Applies to a large farm Steading with dwelling house & gardens attached situated about ½ mile North West from the mansion house of Berryhill, the property of Mrs. Arbuthnot, Dens
OS1/1/72/27 BRICK AND TILE WORKS [Downiehill] Downiehill Brick & Tile Works Downiehill Brick & Tile Works Downiehill Brick & Tile Works John Mutch Occupier Mr. Robert Daniel Downiehills Mr. James Thomson Schoolmaster 023 Applies to a few sheds & kiln with Workmens houses; for the manufacture of bricks, draining tiles etc. the property of Mrs. Arbuthnot, Dens
OS1/1/72/27 SCHOOL [Downiehills] School School School Mr. James Thomson Schoolmaster Mr. John Mutch Brick Works Mr. Robert Daniel Downiehills 023 Applies to a small School situated near the farm of Downiehills built and owned by the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Co. [Company] Edinburgh. The Schoolmaster receiving a small salary from them besides the school fees and having an average of about 50 scholars throughout the Year
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OS1/1/72/28 HAYFIELD Hayfield Hayfield Hayfield Mr. Jerrad Owner Mr. R. Daniel Downiehills Mr. John Mutch Downiehills Brickworks 023 Applies to a large & newly erected dwelling house & Steading attached with gardens situated a short distance North East of Berryhill, the property of Mr. Jerrad, Hayfield
OS1/1/72/28 BERRYHILL Berryhill Berryhill Berryhill Mr. R. Daniel Downiehills Mr. James Hardy Berryhill Mr. James Smith Howmuir 023 Applies to a large & very neat mansion house, with farm steading and large gardens attached situated about 2¼ miles West of the Town of Peterhead and on the road leading from Peterhead to Longside the property of the Trustees of C. Noble Esq. Berryhill
OS1/1/72/28 HOWEMUIR Howmuir Howmuir Howmuir Mr. James Smith Occupier Mr. Andrew Robertson Denholm Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a small croft situated about ¾ mile South West from Berryhill the property of Mr. Crawford Noble's Trustees Berryhill
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OS1/1/72/29 RICHMOND Richmond Richmond Richmond Robert Walker Esq. Owner Alexander Walker Esq. Richmond Cottage Mr. W. Laing Hillhead of Grange 023 Applies to a large and neat mansion house with Office houses and gardens attached situated about ¼ mile South form the Mansion house of Howe O' Buchan the property of Robert Walker Esq. Richmond
OS1/1/72/29 HILLHEAD OF GRANGE Hillhead of Grange Hillhead of Grange Hillhead of Grange Robert Walker Esq. Richmond Alexander Walker Esq. Owner Mr. Laing Occupier 023 Applies to a newly erected farm Steading with dwelling house and garden attached situation about ¼ mile East from Richmond the property of Alexander Walker Esq. Richmond Cottage
OS1/1/72/29 GRANGE Grange Grange Grange Robert Walker Esq. Richmond Alexander Walker Esq. Owner Mr. Laing Hillhead of Grange 023 Applies to a farm Steading and cottage with very large gardens attached from which Peterhead is principally supplied with vegetables, it is situated about one mile West from Peterhead and the property of Alexander Walker Esq. Richmond Cottage
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OS1/1/72/30 EDEN COTTAGE Eden Cottage Eden Cottage Eden Cottage Mr. George Alexander Occupier Mr. Alexander Walker Richmond Mr. W. Laing Hillhead of Grange 023 Applies to a Cottage with a large market garden attached from which with the gardens at Grange the town of Peterhead is principally supplied with vegetables; the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Edinburgh
OS1/1/72/30 CLERKHILL Clerkhill Clarkhill Clarkhill Clerkhill Clerkhill Mr. Boyd Factor Peterhead Mr. James Laing Occupier Mr. W. Laing Hillhead of Grange Mr. Hutchinson Peterhead Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a farm Steading with dwelling house & Office houses attached situated on an eminence about ¾ mile S.W. [South West] from Peterhead; the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital. Edinburgh.
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OS1/1/72/31 COPLANDHILL Coplandhill Coplandhill Coplandhill Mr. George Mess Occupier Mr. H. Walker Richmond Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a farm Steading with dwelling house, office houses & garden attached through which the Formartine & Buchan Railway passes, it is situated about ½ mile North East from the Howe O' Buchan and the property of Mr. John Finney Stockhill Deeside
OS1/1/72/31 CROSSFOLDS Crossfolds Crossfolds Crossfolds Mr. McGlashan Peterhead Mr. William Grey Mains of Blackhouse Mr. A. Clarke Peterhead 023 Applies to a small farm or croft situated about ¼ mile South West from Blackhouse the property of Mr. Murray, Blackhouse
OS1/1/72/31 MAINS OF BLACKHOUSE Mains of Blackhouse Mains of Blackhouse Mains of Blackhouse Mr. William Grey Occupier Mr. McGlashan Peterhead Mr. A. Clarke Peterhead 023 Applies to a small farm Steading with dwelling house, office houses & garden attached situated on the turnpike road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh and near to the mansion house of Blackhouse the property of Mr. Murray Blackhouse
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OS1/1/72/32 SOUTH BALMOOR South Balmoor South Balmoor South Balmoor Mr. Brown Howe O' Buchan Mr. R. Mutch Occupier Mr. R. Walker Richmond 024 Applies to a farm Steading with dwelling house, Office houses, & garden attached situated about ¼ Mile North from the Mansion house of Howe O' Buchan the property of Alexander Walker Esqr.
OS1/1/72/32 HOWE 0' BUCHAN Howe O' Buchan Howe O' Buchan Howe O' Buchan Mr. Brown Occupier Mr. R. Walker Richmond Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a large and very neat modern Mansion house, with office house and large gardens attached; through which the Collie Burn runs, and having the Formartine & Buchan Railway passing near it on the North side, it is situated on the road leading from Peterhead to Banff and about two miles West from the Town of Peterhead; the property of Mr. Brown Shipowner Peterhead
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OS1/1/72/33 BLACKHOUSE Blackhouse Blackhouse Blackhouse Blackhouse Mr. William Grey Blackhouse Mr. R. Walker Richmond Mr. George Mess Coplandhill Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a large modern Mansion house with Office houses and large gardens attached, situated about 1¼ Miles North West from the town of Peterhead and near to the road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh and having the River Ugie running within a short distance of it on the North side; the property of Mr. Murray. Advocate. Aberdeen
OS1/1/72/33 WINDMILL Windmill Windmill Windmill Windmill Mr. Creighton Occupier Mr. A. Walker Richmond Mr. W. Laing Hillhead of Grange Mr. A. Clark Peterhead 023 Applies to a large farm Steading with dwelling house and garden attached situated about ¾ Mile North West of Peterhead and ¼ Mile South West of Blackhouse, deriving its name from an old wind mill standing here but now altogether out of repair and only used as a landmark for the seamen and Fishermen of Peterhead; and the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Edinburgh
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OS1/1/72/34 [Page 34] Parish of Peterhead Kirk Burn } Cairnfield Cottage} Cairntrodlie } Springbank } vide 1/500 Documents 23.6.15 Springfield } 23.6.20 Manse } West Links } St. Peter's Church (Remains of)}
OS1/1/72/35 GATESIDE OF COCKLAW Gateside of Cocklaw Gateside of Cocklaw Gateside of Cocklaw Mr. James Mitchell Occupier Mr. A. Walker Richmond Cottage Mr. A. Urquhart Cowsreive 023 Applies to a farm steading situated about ¾ West from Richmond Cottage in the occupation of Mr. James Mitchell and property of the Trustees of C. Noble Esqr.
OS1/1/72/35 MAINS OF LITTLE COCKLAW Mains of Little Cocklaw Mains of Little Cocklaw Mains of Little Cocklaw Miss A. Leid Occupier Mr. A. Walker Richmond Cottage Mr. A. Urquhart Cowsreive 023 Applies to a farm Steading with dwelling house and garden situated about ¼ Mile West from Richmond Cottage and the property of Mrs. Cruickshank, London
OS1/1/72/35 HILLHEAD OF COCKLAW Hillhead of Cocklaw Hillhead of Cocklaw Hillhead of Cocklaw Mr. James Ogilvie Occupier Mr. A. Walker Richmond Cottage Mr. A. Urquhart Cowsreive 023 Applies to a small farm situated about 1½ Miles South West from Richmond Cottage and the property of the Trustees of C. Noble Esqr.
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OS1/1/72/36 SCHOOL [NE of Blackhill] School School School Mr. James Robertson School Mr. R. Henderson Blackhill Mr. A. Urquhart Cowsreive 023 Applies to a Schoolhouse erected in 1863 by the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Co. [Company] and supported by them also. Situated about one Mile North East from Blackhill having an average throughout the year of about 45 Scholars
OS1/1/72/36 COWSREIVE Cowsreive Cowsreive Cowsreive Cowsreive Cowsrieve Mr. A. Urquhart Occupier Mr. William Smith Smithy Mr. R. Henderson Blackhill Valuation Roll of Parish Mr. Boyd Peterhead 023 Applies to a large farm Steading with dwelling house and garden situated about ¾ Mile South West from Richmond Cottage the property of Mr. Cruickshank London
OS1/1/72/36 WESTERTON OF AUCHTYGALL Westerton of Auchtygall Westerton of Auchtygall Westerton of Auchtygall Westertown of Auchtygall Mr. James Cowie Occupier Mr. A. Urquhart Cowsreive Mr. R. Henderson Blackhill Mr. Boyd Factor Peterhead 023 Applies to a farm Steading with dwelling house and garden situated about ½ Mile South of Cowsreive and on the road leading to Blackhill the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Edinburgh.
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OS1/1/72/37 DENHOLM Denholm Denholm Denholm Mr. Andrew Robertson Occupier Mr. John Kidd Torterston Mr. James Smith Howmuir 023 Applies to a farm Steading with dwelling house & garden attached situated about 1¾ Miles North East of the Mansion house of Dens and property of Mrs. Arbuthnot, Dens
OS1/1/72/37 CLUBSCROSS Clubscross Clubscross Clubscross Mr. James Henderson Occupier Mr. John Kidd Torterston Mr. James Smith Howmuir 023 Applies to a farm Steading with dwelling house & garden attached situated a few chains South East of the farm of Denholm the property of the Trustees of C. Noble Esqr. Berryhill
OS1/1/72/37 EAST DEN East Den East Den East Den Mr. James Henderson Clubscross Mr. Andrew Robertson Denholm Mr. James Smith Howmuir 023 Applies to a very deep hollow portion of ground lying on the East side of the house of Dens and extending from a few chains South of the house of Dens to within a ¼ Mile West of the farm of Denholm
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OS1/1/72/39 RICHMOND COTTAGE Richmond Cottage Richmond Cottage Richmond Cottage Alexander Walker Esqr. Occupier Robert Walker Esqr. Richmond R. Henderson Esqr. Blackhill 023 Applies to a large and very neat built dwelling house with office houses & gardens attached situated about two Miles South West of the town of Peterhead, & ½ Mile South of the Mansion house Howe O' Buchan and property of Mr. Hutchinson. London
OS1/1/72/39 EASTERTON OF CLERKHILL Easterton of Clerkhill Easterton of Clerkhill Eastertown of Clerkhill Mr. Morrison Occupier Valuation Roll of Parish William Boyd Esqr. Factor Peterhead 023 Applies to a farm Steading with dwelling house and garden attached situated about ¼ Mile South East from Richmond Cottage the property of the Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Edinburgh
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OS1/1/72/40 MEG'S MOSS Meg's Moss Meg's Moss Meg's Moss Meg's Moss Mr. A. Walker Richmond Cottage Mr. R. Henderson Blackhill Mr. Morrison Easterton of Clerkhill History of Peterhead by James Arbuthnot Esqr. 1815 p. 71 from. Copie of the Originale Feu Contract, between the Earle Marischall and the Feuars of Peterhead. 1593 023 Applies to a portion of land which was formerly a moss from which the feuars of Peterhead got their peats, but now altogether under Cultivation and still known as Meg's Moss. Extract p.71. And every fewar above-mentioned shall have leve to cast peats ane day within the moss of the said burgh, as coms to four spades one day, for ilk tennement yearly, and the rest of the peats to be casten in the moss called Meg's moss; in the whilk moss, called Meg's moss, the feuars shall have sufficient lang spaces of breadth, as the samen may be maist evenslie, and commodiously had, with liberty of feal and divot, and common pasturage in the said moss, in manner usit and wont.
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OS1/1/72/41 MIDDLETON OF CLERKHILL Middleton of Clerkhill Middleton of Clerkhill Middleton of Clerkhill Mr. T. Alexander Tenant J. Arbuthnot Esq. Dales Cottage Mr Bremner Belevue Cottage 023 A large and substantial farm house with offices etc. attached the property of The Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital, Edinburgh
OS1/1/72/41 DALES COTTAGE Dales Cottage Dales Cottage Dales Cottage J. Arbuthnot Esq. Proprietor Mr Bremner Bellevue Cottage Mr. McGlashan Mile-end 023 A large and substantial Cottage (situated about 1 mile to the West of the town of Peterhead) with offices, garden etc attached the property of J. Arbuthnot Esq
OS1/1/72/41 HOME FARM Home Farm Home Farm Home Farm J Arbuthnot Esq Proprietor Mr. Bremner Bellevue Cottage Mr. McGlashan Mile-end 023 A large and substantial farm house with offices, etc attached
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OS1/1/72/42 MILE-END Mile-end Mile-end Mile-end Mr McGlashan Mr. Bremner Bellevue Cottage Mr. W. Smith Seafield 023 Applies to a large and substantial dwelling-house with offices garden etc. attached, situated about 1 mile to the West of the town of Peterhead on the side of the Turnpike Road from Aberdeen to Peterhead the property of J. Arbuthnot Esq Dales Cottage
OS1/1/72/42 BELLEVUE COTTAGE Bellevue Cottage Bellevue Cottage Bellevue Cottage Mr Bremner Tenant Mr. W. Smith Seafield Mr. McGlashan Mile-end 023 Applies to a beautifull Cottage with offices, garden, etc. attached situated a short distance to the north of Mile-end the property of S. Whyte Esq Meet Hill.
OS1/1/72/42 SEAFIELD Seafield Seafield Seafield Mr. W. Smith Tenant Mr McGlashan Mile-end Mr Bremner Bellevue Cottage 023 Applies to a small croft with offices, garden, etc. attached the property of Mrs Amelia Anderson.
OS1/1/72/42 BREWERY [Invernettie] Brewery Mr. W. Smith Tenant Mr McGlashan Mile-end Mr Bremner Bellevue Cottage 023 A large Brewery situated at Invernettie, the property of the Trustees of the North of Scotland Bank.
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OS1/1/72/43 BRICKWORK BAY Brickwork Bay Brickwork Bay Brickwork Bay Mr. J. Yule Cairntrodlie Mr. McGlashan Mile-end J, Arbuthnot Esq Dales Cottage 023 A small sandy bay, situated close to the Brick & Tile Works, in the Bay of Peterhead.
OS1/1/72/43 HARBOUR [Burnhaven] The Harbour The Harbour The Harbour Mr. J. Yule Cairntrodlie Mr. McGlashan Mile-end J. Arbuthnot Esq Dales Cottage 023 A small harbour in which the Burnhaven fishermen run their boats to land their fish. Situated on the north side of Sandford Bay.
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OS1/1/72/45 Bellevue Cottage Bellevue Cottage Bellevue Cottage Bellevue Cottage Bellevue Cottage Mr Bremner Occupier Mr. A. Clark - Peterhead Mr. McGlashan Peterhead Mr. Milne Peterhead 023 Applies to a very fine cottage with gardens attached situated about one mile South West from Peterhead and a little on the West side of the road heading from Peterhead to Aberdeen. The property of G. Whyte Esqr. Meethill
OS1/1/72/45 Seafield Seafield Seafield Seafield Mr Bremner Occupier Mr. A. Clark Peterhead Mr. McGlashan Peterhead 023 Applies to a croft situated about 1¼ Miles S.W. [South West] from Peterhead and on the road leading from Peterhead to Aberdeen the property of Mrs. Anderson Ellishill.
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OS1/1/72/46 BRICK AND TILE WORKS [Brickwork Bay] Brick & Tile Works Brick & Tile Works Brick & Tile Works James Yule Esqr. Proprietor Thomas Arbuthnot. Peterhead Mr. A. Clark Peterhead 023 Applies to a portion of ground lying near to the Sea Coast with burning Kilns etc. attached for the manufacture of bricks, tiles, pipes etc. from which the town of Peterhead is principally supplied, and situated about one mile S.W. [South West] from Peterhead and on the road leading from Peterhead to Aberdeen, the property of James Yule Esqr. Cairntrodlie
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OS1/1/72/47 WHITEHILL Whitehill Whitehill Whitehill W. Alexander Esqr. Owner A. Walker Esqr. Richmond Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a large and neat mansion house with Office houses and large gardens attached situated about 1¾ Miles South West from The town of Peterhead owned & occupied by William Alexander Esqr. Provost of Peterhead as a summer residence.
OS1/1/72/47 INVERNETTIE LODGE Invernettie Lodge Invernettie Lodge Invernettie Lodge William Alexander Esqr. Owner Mr. Hebron Invernettie Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a lodge dwelling house with Office house etc close by situated a short distance South of The Mansion house of Whitehill and property of William Alexander Esqr. Whitehill
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OS1/1/72/48 FAIRY HILLOCK Fairy hillock Fairy hillock Fairy hillock Mr. R. Henderson Blackhill Mr. A Cruickshank Whitehill Mr. A. Urquhart Cowsreive 023 Applies to a hillock or large mound of earth, now artificially made up with a wall around the foot of it, and in former times supposed to have been the haunt of fairies
OS1/1/72/48 WELLINGTON PLACE [a farm] Wellington Place Wellington Place Wellington Place Wellington Place Eastertown of Auchtygall Eastertown of Auchtygall Mr. G. Logan Occupier Mr. R. Henderson Blackhill Mr. Urquhart Cowsreive Mr. Clark Peterhead Mr. Boyd Factor Peterhead Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a large farm Steading with dwelling house, Office houses and gardens attached situated about 2½ Miles South West from Peterhead, the property of The Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Edinburgh. This farm was formerly called Eastertown of Auchtygall but after the battle of Waterloo, the Occupier then having a son born than day he changed the name to Wellington Place and at the present time people all know it by that name, but the Factor for the Merchant Maiden Hospital calls it by the old name Eastertown of Auchtygall.
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OS1/1/72/49 STONE CIST AND URN FOUND HERE A.D. 1833 [Meet Hill] Stone Cist and Urn (found here) (AD 1833) Stone Cist and Urn (found here) Stone Cist and Urn (found here) Mr. Thomas Arbuthnot Peterhead Mr. William Gamack Peterhead Mr. Murray Peterhead Buchan by Revd. [Reverend] J.B. Pratt Cruden 023 While the workmen were digging for the foundations of the Reform Tower on Meet Hill in 1833; they found a Stone Cist containing an Urn; The Ash was made of 4 rough flag stones with a cover lying North and South, it was found in an artificial Mound of earth about 12 ft high and about 6 feet below top of it and resting on a bed of large Shingle Stones; the Cist contained an Urn about 6" in height by about 9" in width at the middle, which enclosed some fragments of human bones and the lower jawbone with part of the teeth, the Urn is ornamented by three bands of circular impressions nearly the size of a Shilling and about ¹⁄₁₆ in depth besides other dents all around the outside of it; the Urn is now in the Arbuthnot Museum Peterhead
OS1/1/72/49 BRAEHEAD OF INVERNETTIE Braehead of Invernettie Braehead of Invernettie Braehead of Invernettie Mr. A. Gray Occupier Mr. Hebron Invernettie Mr. A. Clark Peterhead 023 Applies to a croft situated about ¼ Mile east from the Mansion house of Meethill and on the road from Peterhead to Aberdeen it standing at the top of a brae on the road it derives its name Braehead & the property of George Whyte Esqr. Meethill
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OS1/1/72/50 MEETHILL Meethill Meethill Meethill George Whyte Esqr. Proprietor Thomas Arbuthnot Esqr. Peterhead Valuation Roll of Parish 023 Applies to a large Mansion house on the estate of Meethill, with a farm Steading a short distance North East of it and also large gardens close by; situated about 1¾ Miles South West of Peterhead and a short distance on the West side of the road leading from Peterhead to Aberdeen, and the property of George Whyte Esqr.
OS1/1/72/50 INVERNETTIE Invernettie Invernettie Invernettie William Alexander Esqr. Peterhead Thomas Arbuthnot Esqr. Peterhead Mr. Hebron Invernettie 023 Applies to a block of buildings comprising a brewery and Corn Mill with dwelling houses etc., situated a short distance South East of the Mansion house of Meethill and in a rough hollow through which passes a small stream from the situation of which Invernettie meaning a low lying nest it derives its name; and the property of The Trustees of the North of Scotland Bank.
OS1/1/72/50 SCHOOL [Meethill] School School William Alexander Esqr. Peterhead Mr. Hebron Invernettie 023 Applies to a School & dwelling house attached, erected & supported by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland and under the supervision of the Peterhead Presbytery; having on an average throughout the year about 90 Scholars principally from the village of Burnhaven and situated about ¼ Mile East from the Mansion house of Meethill.
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OS1/1/72/51 REFORM TOWER Reform Tower Reform Tower Reform Tower Reform Tower Mr. Thomas Arbuthnot Peterhead Mr. William Alexander Peterhead Mr. A. Murray Peterhead Buchan by The Rev. [Reverend] J.B. Pratt Cruden 023 Applies to a large Tower or Monument about 19 ft square at the bottom and 76 feet in height erected in 1833 by The Whig party in Peterhead in commeration [commemoration] of the passing of the Reform Bill in Parliament in 1832; the Tory party having erected a column in the town of Peterhead the Whig party erected this one on Meet Hill. There is a winding staircase up the inside of it for people to go to the top of it, it originally was intended to have a room at the top of it so that people could have a fine view of the sea and the country from it, it is still in an unfinished state owing principally to the right of way leading to it being lost through the property and lands being sold to a different proprietor; it is built on an artificial Mound of earth about 6 ft [feet] in height with a stone wall around it.
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OS1/1/72/52 MEET HILL Meet Hill Meet Hill Meet Hill Mete-hill George Whyte Esqr. Proprietor A. Walker Esqr. Richmond Mr. Clark Peterhead Annals of Peterhead by J. Buchan 1819. p49 023 Applies to a pretty large eminence situated about 1¼ Miles South West of the Town of Peterhead and on the West side of the road leading from Peterhead to Aberdeen upon the highest point of which the Reform Tower was erected in 1833 "There is, on a little eminence called the Mete-hill, in this parish, a mound of earth evidently artificial, and which probably in former times was a place for distributing justice during the feudal government." [Annals of Peterhead by J. Buchan 1819 p.49]
OS1/1/72/52 Site of TUMULUS [Meet Hill] Moat Hill Site of Tumulus Buchan by the Rev. [Reverend] J.B. Pratt M.A. [Master of Arts] Cruden. p81 George Whyte Esqr. A. Walker Esqr. Mr. Clark 023 "Crossing the turnpike and ascending the Moat Hill we reach the Reform Tower erected in 1833 soon after the passing of the Reform bill. The spot on which the Tower is raised was an artificial tumulus of earth. Tradition records it as a place for the administration of justice; but judging from the discovery, while digging for the foundations of the tower, of a Stone crypt containing a bowl-shaped kind of Urn, which enclosed some fragments of the bones of a human being including the lower jawbone with part of the teeth adhering we may suppose it to have been a barrow, or place of Sepulture." [Buchan by the Rev. [Reverend] J.B. Pratt M.A. [Master of Arts] Cruden. p81]
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OS1/1/72/53 TAM'S TRINK Tam's Trink Tam's Trink Mr Thomson St. Catherines Cottage Mr J Buchan Burnhaven 023 Applies to a Small Creek situated close to Salthouse Head.
OS1/1/72/53 THE SKELLYIS Skellies Skellies Mr. Thomson St. Catherines Cottage Mr J. Buchan Burnhaven 023 Applies to the rocks lying between Tams Trink and the harbour of Burnhaven.
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OS1/1/72/55 CRAIG-NA-BO Craig-na-bo Craig-na-bo Mr Thomson St. Catherines Cottage Mr J. Buchan Burnhaven 023 Applies to a narrow point of rocks situated a short distance to the South of Peterhead Bay.
OS1/1/72/55 BLACK ROCK Black Rock Black Rock Mr. Thomson St Catherines Cottage Mr J. Buchan Burnhaven 023 Applies to a large flat rock situated a short distance North of St. Catherines Cottage.
OS1/1/72/55 RED ROCK Red Rock Red Rock Red Rock Mr. Thomson St. Catherines Cottage Mr. J. Buchan Burnhaven 023 Applies to a flat rock situated a short distance to the East of the Black Rock
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OS1/1/72/56 THE GIGHT Gight Gight Mr. Thomson St. Catherines Cottage Mr J Buchan Burnhaven 023 Applies to a long narrow Creek running between the Shore and two detached rocks situated a short distance to the North of Salthouse Head.
OS1/1/72/56 COBLE SHORE Coble Shore Coble Shore Mr Thomson St. Catherines Cottage Mr. J Buchan Burnhaven 023 Applies to a small Creek situated at the South end of the Gight
OS1/1/72/56 SALTHOUSE HEAD Salthouse Head Salthouse Head Mr. Thomson St. Catherines Cottage Mr. J. Buchan Burnhaven 023 Applies to a point of Rocks situated a short distance East of St. Catherines Cottage.
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OS1/1/72/57 BURNHAVEN Burnhaven Burnhaven Burnhaven Mr. A. Clark Peterhead Mr. A. Hebron Invernettie Mr. William Berd Burnhaven 023 Applies to village inhabited by fishermen situated on the North side of Invernettie and about ¼ Mile South West of Salthouse Head; the village contains about 250 Inhabitants and was first commenced in 1834 by Mr. Moodie, Meethill building 12 houses to encourage the fisherman to build afterwards, it has now a small Church built in 1856 for divine Worship on Sunday evenings and is also used as a Sunday School but with no stationed minister
OS1/1/72/57 ST CATHERINE'S COTTAGE St. Catherine's Cottage St. Catherine's Cottage St. Catherine's Cottage Mr. G. Thomson Occupier Mr. Hebron Invernettie Mr. A McBain Salthouse-head 023 Applies to a neat Cottage and garden situated near Salthouse-head the property of Mr Byers Tonley
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OS1/1/72/58 MEETING HOUSE [Burnhaven] Meeting House Meeting House Meeting House Mr. W Berd Burnhaven Mr. Hebron Invernettie Mr. Clark Peterhead 023 Applies to a small Church or Meeting house built in 1856 by the fishermen of the village of Burnhaven, and used by them for a place of worship and a Sunday School and other meetings; belonging to the Free Church of Scotland.
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OS1/1/72/59 BLACKHILL QUARRIES Blackhill Quarry (Granite) Blackhill Quarry (Granite) Blackhill Quarry (Granite) Mr. Robert. R. Henderson Mr. Alexander Gow. Berryden Mr. James. Willox 023 This name is applied to extensive granite Quarries but not used of late, a great quantity of the stones used in the Piers and Harbours of Peterhead were taken from here. Although the stone is very good for building and general purposes it does not polish well. This hill was formerly known as Blackhill and is the property of The Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Edinburgh, and R. R. Henderson.
OS1/1/72/59 GRANGE MOSS Grange Moss. Grange Moss. Grange Moss. R.R. Henderson Esqr. Mr Alexander Gow. Mr James Willox 023 This name applies to a peat moss formerly belonging to the land or farm of Grange, for peats only, the moss is fast wearing out, and becoming under cultivation.
OS1/1/72/59 AUCHTYGALL Auchtygall Auchtygall Auchtygall Valuation Roll. 1859. Peterhead Almanac & Buchan Directory 1865 Mr. David Cruickshank Tenant 023 An ordinary farm house, so called with outhouses offices, yard, garden, etc attached, the property of The Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Edinburgh
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OS1/1/72/60 BERRYDEN Berryden Berryden Berryden Valuation Roll 1859-60 Peterhead Almanac & Buchan Directory 1865 Mr Alexander Gow. Tenant 023 An ordinary farm house, with offices yard, garden etc. attached the property of the Heirs of the late William Arbuthnot Esqr. of Dens.
OS1/1/72/60 BLACKHILL Blackhill Blackhill Blackhill Valuation Roll Peterhead Almanac etc. Mr Robert R. Henderson Tenant 023 A very good farm house so called with offices, yard, gardens, etc. attached the property of The Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital Edinburgh or Robert R. Henderson, Lessee Proprietor under the Act.
OS1/1/72/60 HARECRAIG Harecraig Harecraig Harecraig Mr. R. R. Henderson Mr. James Willox Tenant Mr. Alexander Gow 023 An ordinary dwelling house or Croft with outhouses, garden etc. attached so called from the Craigs, stones, and rough grounds adjoining formerly much frequented by hares.
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OS1/1/72/61 MOUNTPLEASANT Mountpleasant Mountpleasant Mountpleasant Mr. Robert R. Henderson. Blackhill Mr. Thomson. Tenant Mr. James Willox, Blacksmith 023 This name is applied to an ordinary dwelling house or Croft, and also extents to three other Cottages etc. on the lands or farm of Blackhill
OS1/1/72/61 REDLEAS Redleas Redleas Redleys Mr. R. R. Henderson Mr. Thomson Mr. J. Willox 023 An ordinary dwelling house or Croft with out houses, and a few acres of land attached, belonging to the lands or farm of Blackhill
OS1/1/72/61 GREYSTONE Greystone Greystone Graystone Mr. R. R. Henderson Mr. David Donald. Tenant. Mr. J. Willox 023 A good farm house, with offices yard, garden etc. attached, known by this name, from the rocky or stony ground adjoining, and belongs to the lands of Blackhill
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OS1/1/72/62 NORTH COLLIELAW North Collielaw North Collielaw North Collielaw Northern Collielaw Peterhead Almanac & Buchan Directory 1865 Mr. Alexander Laing. Tenant. Mr. Robert R. Henderson. Blackhill Valuation Roll 1859-60 023 A good farm house, with offices yard, garden, etc. attached, known by this name. There was formerly two farms here distinguished by Northern Collielaw and Southern Collielaw, but since being joined together, the name is now Collielaw.
OS1/1/72/62 HEATHERBRIGS Heatherbrigs Heatherbrigs Heather Brigs Mr. Robert R. Henderson Mr. James Willox Rent Receipt 1863 023 This name applies to an ordinary dwelling house or two tenements with garden etc. attached Formerly the surrounding district was covered with heather rocks etc. which rise to the name.
OS1/1/72/62 BALMOOR MOSS Balmoor Moss Balmoor Moss Balmoor Balmoor Mr. R.R. Henderson Mr. David Donald Greystone Valuation Roll Peterhead Almanac etc. 023 This name applies to a Peat Moss, which formerly belonged to the lands or farm of Balmoor, the Moss is fast wearing out, and becoming cultivated.
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OS1/1/72/63 SOUTH COLLIELAW South Collielaw South Collielaw South Collielaw Mr. Alexander Laing. North Collielaw. Mr. David Donald. Greystone. Mr. Robert. Henderson. Blackhill 023 A fine farmsteading, situated a little South of the farm of North Collielaw; the property of
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OS1/1/72/65 SANDFORD LODGE Sandford Lodge Sandford Lodge Sandford Lodge James Skelton Esqr. Occupier Mr. A. McBain. Salthouse-head Mr. William Bird Burnhaven Mr. Hebron. Invernettie 023 Applies to a lodge or modern mansion with office houses & large garden attached situated about 2¼ Miles South West from Peterhead and a short distance east of the road leading from Peterhead to Aberdeen the property of Mr Aiken Glasgow
OS1/1/72/65 NEWMILL OF SANDFORD Newmill of Sandford Newmill of Sandford Newmill of Sandford James Skelton Esqr. Sandford Lodge Mr. A. Cruickshank Occupier Mr. Hebron Invernettie 023 Applies to a croft situated about ¼ Mile North West from Sandford Lodge and on the road leading from Peterhead to Aberdeen. The property of Mr Sangster Auden
OS1/1/72/65 SANDFORD BAY Sandford Bay Sandford Bay Sandford Bay James Skelton Esqr. Sandford Lodge Mr. A. Cruickshank Mr. Hebron Invernettie 023 A very fine sandy bay, situated midway between Boddam and the fishing Village of Burnhaven.
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OS1/1/72/67 DENEND Denend Denend Denend Part of Denend Mr. William Herd Tenant Mr. H. Murray, Buckie Mr. James Paul. Burnside Valuation Roll 1859-60 023 An ordinary farm house or Croft with outhouses, garden etc. attached known by this name the property of Mrs. Gordon
OS1/1/72/67 NEWTOWN Newtown Newtown Farm of Newton Newtown Mr. James Paul Mr. H. Murray Valuation Roll 1859-60 James Skelton Esqr. 023 An ordinary farm house Steading garden, etc. known by this name in the possession of the proprietor James Skelton Esqr, Sheriff
OS1/1/72/67 BURNSIDE Burnside Burnside Burnside of Boddam Valuation Roll Mr. James Paul. Tenant. Peterhead Almanac etc. 023 An ordinary farm house so called with offices, garden etc. attached the Property of James Skelton Esqr.
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OS1/1/72/68 COWHILLS Cowhills Cowhills Cowhills Valuation Roll. 1859-60 Peterhead Almanac & Buchan Directory 1865 Mr. J. Mackintosh 023 An ordinary farm house so called with offices, garden etc attached occupied by the proprietor Mr. J. Mackintosh
OS1/1/72/68 SPRINGHILL Springhill Springhill Springhill Valuation Roll. Peterhead Almanac etc. Mr. J. Mackintosh 032 A good farm Steading known by this name, in the possession of the proprietor William Alexander Esqr. Solicitor, Provost of Peterhead.
OS1/1/72/68 BUCKIE Buckie Buckie Buckie Valuation Roll. Peterhead Almanac etc. Mr. Hugh Murray Tenant. 023 An ordinary farm house so called with offices, garden etc. attached the property of Mrs. Gordon
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OS1/1/72/69 WELLBANK Wellbank Wellbank Wellbank Valuation Roll 1859-60 Peterhead Almanac & Buchan Directory 1865 Mr William Park, Tenant 023 A good farm house so called with offices, garden etc. attached. The Property of James Skelton Esqr. Sheriff-Substitute. Sandford.
OS1/1/72/69 LATCH Latch Latch Latch of Invernettie Mr. William Park Mr. George Arthur Tenant Valuation Roll 023 An ordinary dwelling house or Croft with outhouses, and a few acres of land attached, the property of Miss Anderson of Ellishill & Sisters
OS1/1/72/69 UPPERTOWN Uppertown Uppertown Upperton Upperton Mr. William Trail. Tenant Mr. George Arthur Valuation Roll Peterhead Almanac etc. 023 An ordinary farm house so called, with offices, garden etc. attached the property of The Trustees of the North of Scotland Bank
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OS1/1/72/70 MOORFIELD Moorfield Moorfield Moorfield Valuation Roll 1859-60 Peterhead Almanac & Buchan Directory 1865 Mr. John Alexander, Tenant 023 An ordinary farm house so-called with offices, garden, etc. attached the property of Charles Brand Esqr. of Ravenscraig.
OS1/1/72/70 NEWFIELD Newfield Newfield Newfield Newfield of Invernettie Newfield of Invernettie Mr. James Sangster. Tenant Mr. John Alexander Mr. William Trail Valuation Roll Peterhead Almanac etc. 023 Two ordinary farm houses so called with offices, gardens etc. attached the property of James Sangster Esqr.
OS1/1/72/70 LITTLE COLLIELAW Little Collielaw Little Collielaw Little Collielaw Mr. George Mitchell. Tenant Mr. James Sangster Mr. John Alexander 023 An ordinary dwelling or Croft with outhouses etc. attached known by this name
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OS1/1/72/71 GATESIDE Gateside Gateside Gateside Valuation Roll. 1859-60 Peterhead Almanac & Buchan Directory 1865 Mrs. Scott Tenant. 023 An ordinary farm house so called, with offices, garden etc. attached the property of Robert Cheves Esqr. Merchant Longside
OS1/1/72/71 MILLBANK Millbank Millbank Millbank Mr. Robert Richie, Tenant Mr. James Paul, Burnside Mr. H. Murray, Buckie 023 An ordinary farm house, with offices, garden etc. attached, known by this name, from a Woollen Mill which formerly stood here the property of, Robert Cheves Esqr.
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OS1/1/72/72 PETERHEAD POLISHING WORKS (Granite) Peterhead Polishing Works (Granite) Peterhead Polishing Works Peterhead Granite Works} Invernettie Granite Works} Polishing Works John McGlashan & Co. [Company] Mr. Robert Richie Millbank Peterhead Almanac & Buchan Directory 1865 Mr. James Paul Burnside 023 These extensive polishing works were established about 1860-61 and embraced all the work from the rough state, as the stones are delivered from the Quarries untill the elegant and highly finished polish is executed. Employing upwards of sixty men, and having their works fitted with exquisite and powerful machinery (driven by Steam power) they are qualified on the shortest notice, to execute the most extensive orders. From the fact that their works are situated near to their own Quarries, in the very heart of the Granite Country they can offer advantages, both as regards choice of Stone, and size of blocks, which few Companies in their line can afford. Specimens of the work executed at the "Peterhead Granite Works" may be seen throughout the District of Buchan, and in various parts of Aberdeenshire, in the pillars and pillasters of the New India House, the Foreign office, and the City Club in London Abney Park, Kensal Green etc. and various parts of America, Australia, New Zealand etc. Plain and Ornamental polished Granite in Red and Blue, always on hand. A Woollen Mill formerly stood here. John McGlashan & Co. [Company] proprietors.
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OS1/1/72/73 THE SKERRY Skerrie Rock Skerrie Rock Skerrie Rock Mr. Robert Stephen, Factor for the Estate of Boddam. Mr. Charles Alexander, North Haven. Mr. John Alexander, North Haven. 023 This is the name given to a very large granite-rock, which is situated about ½ Mile north north east of Buchan Ness Lighthouse, and opposite Sandford Bay. This rock forms a prominent feature in the View Southward from Peterhead, and the Sea is seldom calm enough around this rock to allow visitors to land on it.
OS1/1/72/73 [Page] 73 Aberdeenshire Parish of Peterhead Note: Skerry - An insulated rock, Orkney. A flat rock, over which the sea flows when the tide rises. Stat. Acc. [Statistical Account] (Jamieson).
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OS1/1/72/75 MAINS OF BODDAM Mains of Boddam Mains of Boddam Mains of Boddam Mr. William Stephen How of Boddam Mr. James Pratt Occupier Mr. James Stephen Boddam 023 Applies to a farm Steading situated near by the village of Boddam the property of Mr. Aiton Boddam (No Self residence)
OS1/1/72/75 MEIKLE MACKIE Muckle Mackie Muckle Mackie Muckle Mackie Mr. James Stephen Boddam Mr. Robert Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchenson Boddam Mr. Peter Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland 023 Applies to a very large rock situated a short distance east of the harbour of Boddam
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OS1/1/72/76 BODDAM Boddam Boddam Boddam Mr. William Stephen Howe of Boddam Mr. James Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam 023 Applies to a large fishing village situated about three miles South of the town of Peterhead with a population of about 700 inhabitants the property of Mr. Aiton, Boddam.
OS1/1/72/76 CHURCH [Boddam] Church Church Church Mr. William Stephen Howe of Boddam Mr. James Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam 023 A large and substantial building situated a short distance East of the Village of Boddam, belonging to the Established Church of Scotland (Chapel of Ease).
OS1/1/72/76 SCHOOL [Boddam] School School School Mr. William Stephen Howe of Boddam Mr. James Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam 023 A large and substantial building situated close to the Village of Boddam, belonging to the Established Church of Scotland
OS1/1/72/76 HARBOUR [Boddam] Harbour Harbour Harbour Mr. William Stephen Howe of Boddam Mr. James Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam 023 A small but safe harbour for the accommodation of the fishermen of Boddam & capable of affording anchorage for vessels of about 100 tons burden
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OS1/1/72/77 THE STRIPE The Stripe The Stripe The Stripe The Stripe Mr. James Stephen Boddam Mr. Robert Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam Mr. Peter Stephen Boddam 023 Applies to a portion of the sea coast situated about ½ Mile North West of the village of Boddam.
OS1/1/72/77 NORTH MAINS North Mains North Mains North Mains Mr. Aiton Boddam Mr. William Stephen Howe of Boddam Mr. Chivas Occupier 023 Applies to two small farm Steadings situated about ½ Mile West of the Village of Boddam the property of Mr. Aiton Boddam
OS1/1/72/77 HOWE OF BODDAM Howe of Boddam Howe of Boddam Howe of Boddam Mr. Aiton Boddam Mr. William Stephen Occupier Mr. R. Stephen Boddam 023 Applies to a farm Steading & dwelling house situated ½ Mile West of the village of Boddam and on the County road leading from Aberdeen to Peterhead the property of Mr. J. Lendrim, Pot Head
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OS1/1/72/78 FURRAH HEAD Furrah Head Furrah Head Furrah Head Furrah Head Mr. James Stephen Boddam Mr. Robert Stephen Boddam Mr. Robert Hutchinson Boddam Mr. P. Stephen Boddam 023 Applies to a headland of rocks situated on the Sea coast about ¾ Mile North West of Boddam Village
OS1/1/72/78 LITTLE HOLE Little Hole Little Hole Little Hole Little Hole Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R Hutchinson Boddam Mr. P. Stephen Boddam 023 Applies to a portion of rocks situated on the Sea coast a short distance South of The Furrah Head
OS1/1/72/78 BROAD GREEN Broad Green Broad Green Broad Green Broad Green Mr. James Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam Mr. P. Stephen Boddam 023 Applies to a portion of flat rocks situated about ½ Mile North West of the Village of Boddam
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OS1/1/72/79 MEIKLE CAMMEL STONE Muckle Stone Cammel Muckle Stone Cammel Muckle Stone Cammel Mr. James Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchison Boddam 023 Applies to a large rock situated close to the Village of Boddam.
OS1/1/72/79 MEIKLE CAMMEL Muckle Cammel Muckle Cammel Muckle Cammel Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchison Boddam 023 Applies to a large rock situated close to the Village of Boddam.
OS1/1/72/79 LITTLE CAMMEL Little Cammel Little Cammel Little Cammel Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchison Boddam 023 Applies to a small rock situated close to the Village of Boddam.
OS1/1/72/79 [Page] 79 Parish of Peterhead Note: Cammel - A crooked piece of wood, used as a hook for hanging anything on. Jamieson
OS1/1/72/80 LITTLE MACKIE Little Mackie Little Mackie Little Mackie Little Mackie Little Mackie Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchison Boddam Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam 023 Applies to a large rock situated a short distance South East of the harbour of Boddam
OS1/1/72/80 LAND MACKIE Land Mackie Land Mackie Land Mackie Land Mackie Land Mackie Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam 023 Applies to a Channel lying between the rock Little Muckie and the mainland South of the harbour of Boddam
OS1/1/72/80 GREEN CRAIG Green Craig Green Craig Green Craig Green Craig Mr J. Stephen Boddam Mr R. Stephen Boddam Mr R. Hutchison Boddam Mr P. Stephen Boddam 023 Applies to a large rock situated a little South of the rock Little Muckie
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OS1/1/72/81 ROUND STONE Round Stone Round Stone Round Stone Round Stone Round Stone Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. P. Stephen Boddam 023 Applies to a rock situated a short distance North West of the Buchanness Lighthouse
OS1/1/72/81 KNAPS OF ROUND STONE Knaps of Round Stone Knaps of Round Stone Knaps of Round Stone Knaps of Round Stone Knaps of Round Stone Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. Peter Stephen Boddam 023 Applies to a few flat rocks lying a short distance North of the Buchan-ness Light house
OS1/1/72/81 BODIES GUTTER Bodies Gutter Bodies Gutter Bodies Gutter Bodies Gutter Bodies Gutter Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam Mr. Peter Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam 023 Applies to a small creek lying behind the pier on the east side of the Village of Boddam
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OS1/1/72/82 ROBIE Robbie Robbie Robbie Robbie Robbie Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. James Frieland Boddam 023 Applies to a large rock lying in close proximity to the village of Boddam
OS1/1/72/82 MUSSEL HILLOCKS Muscle Hillocks Muscle Hillocks Muscle Hillocks Muscle Hillocks Muscle Hillocks Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam Mr. Peter Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam 023 Applies to the rocks or headland lying a short distance North East of Buchanness Lighthouse
OS1/1/72/82 BROAD GUTTER Broad Gutter Broad Gutter Broad Gutter Broad Gutter Mr. J. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Stephen Boddam Mr. R. Hutchinson Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam 023 Applies to a small creek situated a short distance North East of Buchanness Lighthouse
OS1/1/72/82 [Page] 82 Parish of Peterhead Note: Mussel - A bivalve Shellfish (Nuttal)
OS1/1/72/83 SADDLE HILL Saddle Hill Saddle Hill Saddle Hill Mr. W. Bruce Sandfordhill Mr. J. Anderson Sandfordhill Mr. A. Bruce Denend 023 This name applies to a small hill situated at the South end of the Parish and about a half mile to the North of Sterling Hill, the property of Mrs. Gordon Aberdeen.
OS1/1/72/83 DENEND Denend Denend Denend Mr. A. Bruce Tenant Mrs. Kelman Sandfordhill Mr. W. Bruce Sandfordhill 032 Applies to a small farm with dwelling-house, offices, garden etc. attached the property of Mrs. Gordon Aberdeen.
OS1/1/72/83 REDHOUSE Redhouse Redhouse Redhouse Mrs. Kelman Tenant Mr. J. Anderson Sandfordhill Mr. A. Bruce Denend 032 A small croft with substantial dwelling-house, offices, garden etc. attached, situated close to the Den of Boddam, the property of Mrs. Gordon Aberdeen.
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OS1/1/72/84 DEN OF BODDAM Den of Boddam Den of Boddam Den of Boddam Mr. A Bruce Denend Mr. W. Bruce Sandfordhill Rev [reverend John B. Pratt M.A. Master of Arts] 032 Extract from the Rev [Reverend] J.B. Pratt's Buchan page 78. Returning from Cairn Catta, in direction of the Buchanness Lighthouse, we reached the Den of Boddam, which runs along the western base of the Sterling Hill and, passing the Carding Mill, terminates in the immediate vicinity of Sandford Lodge. This is a remarkably barren and solitary glen, with scarcely a blade of grass to cover the naked soil. The Den is traversed by a small stream, the waters of which have been husbanded by means of a barrier built across the glen, forming a pond of considerable extent. Twice within the last twenty years, this embankment has given way, the water doing great damage by its impetuous outbreak.
OS1/1/72/84 Site of Supposed CIRCLES [Den of Boddam] Pictish Camp Pictish Camp Rev [Reverend] John B. Pratt M.A. [Master of Arts] Mr. J. Rennie Denhead 032 We find the following description of this Camp in the Rev [reverend] John B. Pratts Buchan p.p. 78, 79 & 80. Along the sides of the glen are a number of excavations, of different sizes, large enough to contain from four to eight persons. These tradition says, were the houses of the Picts or Peights. But considering their obscure and inaccessible position, we should rather incline to the opinion of their being places of concealment, probably for the [continued on next page]
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OS1/1/72/85 [Page] 85 Aberdeenshire Parish of Peterhead [continued from previous page] women and children, during the incursions of an invading foe. The place is well adapted for such a purpose, being little calculated to excite the cupidity of the marauder. But even these desolate habitations of a pre-historic race are being invaded by the spade of the husbandman and, in the course of a few years, every trace of them will probably have been obliterated. It is a hazardous thing, in this age of progress, to advocate the preservation of such barbaric remains; but as characters of the obscure past, legibly impressed on the face of the Country it seems an equal amount of barbarism entirely to wipe them out. Such relics as these are the visible landmarks of the world's advance. For the sake of a few shillings - for the revenue can hardly be counted by pounds - These rude vestiges of the past, which for so many ages have been the admiration of the curious, are being for ever swept away. Even the poor tenants who are driven to rear their cottages on these bleak and sterile slopes, manifest some interest in the ancient bourachs or villages; nor can the prospect of a corn-plot entirely reconcile them to these enforced acts of vandalism. It is a legitimate question how far the preservation of these vestiges of antiquity influences the popular mind. We have only to look at our relatives across the Atlantic, to see how their [continued on next page]
OS1/1/72/86 [Page] 86 Aberdeenshire Parish of Peterhead [continued from previous page] broken interest in things past has utilised, and, to a certain extent, depraved the national character: and there is no doubt, on the other hand, that the memory of great events, like the contemplation of the giant features of a country, have their binding influence on the moral nature. Even within our own brief recollection, the legendary lore, which fastened itself on the history of every cairn, or ruin, or name of renown, gave a kind of dignity to the present in its association with that which is past. Our ingle-nook forgatherings were not then always taken up with cross-breeds, railroads, and London markets; but with those old-world stories - romanced, it may be, but romanced only, to give a keener interest to the oft-repeated tradition. "Nor need we blush that such false themes engage The gentle mind, of fairer stores possest; For not alone they touch the village breast, But fill'd in elder time th' historic page." Our very superstitions, like all human fallacies, had in them the germs of that which was good and true.
OS1/1/72/87 WHINBUSH Whinbush Whinbush Whinbush Mr. A. Chivas Tenant Mr. J. Saint Sterling Hill Mr. C. Willot Sterling Hill 032 Applies to small farm with a substantial dwelling-house, offices garden etc. attached. Situated at the South end of the Parish, close to the Sterling Hill, the property of Mr. S. Lendrum.
OS1/1/72/87 SANDFORDHILL Sandfordhill Sandfordhill Sandfordhill James Herd. Sandfordhill John Cowie Sandfordhill James Rainnie Denhead 032 A small district consisting of four or five Crofts, they are the property of Mrs. Gordon
OS1/1/72/87 DENHEAD Denhead Denhead Denhead James Rainnie Tenant James Herd Sandfordhill John Cowie Sandfordhill 032 A small dwelling house with outhouses, garden etc. attached the property of Mrs. Gordon
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OS1/1/72/88 STERLING HILL Sterling Hill Sterling Hill Sterling Hill Revd. [Reverend] J.B. Pratt, LLD [Doctor of Law] Cruden James Rainnie, Denhead James Herd Sandfordhill 032 A small hill about 200 ft in height, about 4 miles South of the town of Peterhead. There are several large quarries on this hill, they are extensively worked. The Stone obtained is a reddish Coloured Granite commonly known by the name of Peterhead Granite
OS1/1/72/88 SPRINGHILL Springhill Springhill Springhill James Cruickshank Mains of Springhill James Herd Sandfordhill James Rainnie Denhead 032 A large and substantial farm Steading with garden etc. attached The ground is farmed by the proprietor Mr. Alexander of Whitehill
OS1/1/72/88 MAINS OF SPRINGHILL Mains of Springhill Mains of Springhill Mains of Springhill James Cruickshank Tenant James Herd Sandfordhill James Rainnie Denhead 032 A substantial farm house with Offices garden etc. attached the property of Mr. Alexander of Whitehill
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OS1/1/72/89 INCH MORE Inch More Inch More Inch More Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to point of rocks forming the north side of the Thiefs Loup.
OS1/1/72/89 THIEF'S LOUP Thief's Loup Thief's Loup Thief's Loup Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a long narrow Creek running in between the Old Castle of Boddam and Buchanness Cottage
OS1/1/72/89 SHARP PICK Sharp Pick Sharp Pick Sharp Pick Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a very small rock situated at the mouth of the Thiefs Loup.
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OS1/1/72/90 STARRY RED CRAIG Starry Red Craig Starry Red Craig Starry Red Craig Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a large rock situated in the mouth of the Saggie Pot
OS1/1/72/90 SAGGIE POT Saggie Pot Saggie Pot Saggie Pot Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a large Creek situated a short distance to the north of the Buchanness Cottage.
OS1/1/72/90 CAVE OF INCH MORE Cave of Inch More Cave of Inch More Cave of Inch More Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a Cave, situated between the Saggie Pot and the Thief's Loup.
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OS1/1/72/91 LITTLE DONNON Little Donnon Little Donnon Little Donnon Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith Sterling Hill 032 Applies to a large detached rock situated a short distance South of the Muckle Donon.
OS1/1/72/91 NORTH CASTLE HAVEN North Castle Haven North Castle Haven North Castle Haven Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a narrow creek situated between the Little Donon and Dundonnie.
OS1/1/72/91 THE BASS The Bass The Bass The Bass Mr P. Stephen Boddam Mr J. Frieland Boddam Mr J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a small detached rock situated a short distance North of Craig's Snow.
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OS1/1/72/92 CRAIG SNOW Craigs Snow Craigs Snow Craigs Snow Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a large detached rock situated a short distance East of Dundonnie.
OS1/1/72/92 DUNDONNIE Dundonnie Dundonnie Dundonnie Mr P. Stephen Boddam Mr J. Frieland Boddam Mr J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a very large rock situated about ¼ Mile East of Sterling Hill Quarries
OS1/1/72/92 WITCHES' HOLE Witches' Hole Witches' Hole Witches' Hole Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a small creek situated at the north point of Dundonnie.
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OS1/1/72/93 SOUTER'S HOLE Souters' Hole Souters' Hole Souters' Hole Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a large Creek situated about ¼ of a mile to the South of Buchanness Cottage.
OS1/1/72/93 Meickle Donnon Muckle Donnon Muckle Donnan Muckle Donnan Mr P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a very large rock situated at the mouth of the Souters Hole, this rock is detached from the shore by a very narrow Creek.
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OS1/1/72/94 CORBIES' HOLE Corbies' Hole Corbies' Hole Corbies' Hole Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J Frieland Boddam Mr. W Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a narrow Creek situated on the South side of the Old Castle of Boddam.
OS1/1/72/94 ROWNIES SCLATE Rowies Sklate Rowies Sklate Rowies Sklate Mr P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small Creek situated between the Corby Hole and the Yearly Aulds Hole.
OS1/1/72/94 YEARLY AULDS HOLE Yearly Aulds Hole Yearly Aulds Hole Yearly Aulds Hole Mr P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small narrow Creek situated a short distance to South of Rowies Sklate
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OS1/1/72/95 REBELS' HOLE Rebels Hole Rebels Hole Rebels Hole Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J Kelman Blacksmith Sterling Hill 032 Applies to a small Creek situated close the the entrance to the Mark Hole
OS1/1/72/95 FOWLS' HOLE Fowls' Hole Fowls' Hole Fowls' Hole Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a small Creek situated close to the North point of the Mar Craig.
OS1/1/72/95 MAR CRAIG Mar Craig Mar Craig Mar Craig Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a Point of rocks at the North side of the entrance to the Cave of Coffin.
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OS1/1/72/96 CAVE OF COFFIN Cave of Coffin Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a small Cave situated close to the point where the Boundary between the Parishis of Peterhead and Cruden meet.
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OS1/1/72/97 SALMON HOLE Salmon Hole Salmon Hole Salmon Hole Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small creek situated a short distance South of the Village of Boddam.
OS1/1/72/97 INCH BIGGIE Inch Biggie Inch Biggie Inch Biggie Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a large rock, detached a short distance from the shore, situated about half way between the Village of Boddam and Buchanness Cottage.
OS1/1/72/97 DAVIE'S HOLE Davie's Hole Davie's Hole Davie's Hole Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a large Creek situated a short distance to the north of the Buchanness Cottage.
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OS1/1/72/98 CAVE [Boddam] The Cave The Cave The Cave Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small Cave which runs a short distance underneath the Village of Boddam.
OS1/1/72/98 MEIKLE DAY CAVE Meikle Day Cave Meikle Day Cave Meikle Day Cave Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small Cave situated a short distance to the South of the village of Boddam.
OS1/1/72/98 BLACK CRAIG Black Craig Black Craig Black Craig Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small detached rock situated a short distance to the South of the Village of Boddam.
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OS1/1/72/99 NARROW GUTTER Narrow Gutter Narrow Gutter Narrow Gutter Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 This name applies to a small Creek situated a short distance to the north of the Buchan Ness.
OS1/1/72/99 NORTH POT North Pot North Pot North Pot Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small Creek situated between the Narrow Gutter and the Buchan Ness.
OS1/1/72/99 BUCHAN NESS Buchan Ness Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam Mr J. Frieland Boddam 032 Applies to a point of rocks situated a short distance to the east of the Buchanness Light-house
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OS1/1/72/100 SOUTH POT South Pot South Pot South Pot Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small Creek situated at the South side of the Buchan Ness.
OS1/1/72/100 MAGGIE ARNOTT Maggie Arnott Maggie Arnott Maggie Arnott Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to two small rocks detached a short distance from the shore, situated between the South Pot and the Back of Mare.
OS1/1/72/100 BACK OF MARE Back of Mare Back of Mare Back of Mare Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a point of rocks situated a short distance to the South of the Buchanness Lighthouse.
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OS1/1/72/101 SANDY GRANT'S HOLE Sandy Grants Hole Sandy Grants Hole Sandy Grants Hole Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small Creek situated close to the Village of Boddam.
OS1/1/72/101 THOMPSON Thompson Thompson Thompson Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small detached rock situated a short distance South of Sandy Grants Hole
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OS1/1/72/103 STERLING Sterling Village Sterling Village Mr. James Kelman Blacksmith Mr. A. Shevias North Mains 032 Applies to a small Village situated ½ Mile West of the Village of Boddam, and ½ Mile to the North of the Sterling Hill.
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OS1/1/72/105 LIGHTHOUSE [Buchan Ness] Buchanness Lighthouse Buchanness Lighthouse Buchanness Lighthouse Mr. Brodie Lighthouse Keeper Mr. P. Stephen Boddam The Rev. [Reverend] John. B. Pratt M.A. [Master of Arts] 032 Extract from The Rev. [Reverend] John B. Pratts Buchan. P. 53. Buchanness Lighthouse, within a few hundred yards of the villa, is a fine circular tower, the lanterns of which stands 130 feet above high-water mark at spring-tides. It is a revolving light, flashing once in five seconds, and was the invention of the late Mr. Robert Stevenson, for which he was presented with a medal by the King of the Netherlands. The light is seen at sea to the distance of sixteen nautical miles. It was first exhibited in 1827. The lighthouse stands on an insular rock at the Southern extremity of the Bay, of which Peterhead forms the northern boundary. The distance across is about two miles, following the bend of the Bay, it is three miles.
OS1/1/72/105 BODDAM CASTLE (Ruins of) Boddam Castle (Ruins Of) Boddam Castle (Ruins of) The Rev. [Reverend] John. B. Pratt M.A. [Master of Arts] Mr. P. Stephen Boddam 032 Extract from The Rev. [Reverend] John B. Pratts Buchan P. 52. Within a few hundred yards of this point stands The Old Castle of Boddam, formerly The Seat of Keith, Knight of Sudquharn. It is placed on a promontory between two deep gullies, along which, when the wind blows from the east, the sea rushes with uncontrollable fury. The castle stands upon the brink of one of these ravines, but possesses no particular interest, either as a place of strength or as a specimen of architecture. The remains consist of the archway* [Continued on next page]
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OS1/1/72/106 BUCHANNESS COTTAGE Buchanness Cottage Mr. Russell Proprietor Mr. J. Stephen Boddam 032 Extract from the Rev. [Reverend] John B. Pratts Buchan. p.p. 52 & 53. On the opposite side of the gorge and immediately over the Sea, stands Lord Aberdeen's Marine Village. (It is now the property of Mr. Russell of Aden near Old Deer) commanding a remarkably wild and striking prospect. Everything has been done to render this a charming Summer retreat. Walks have been cut along the face of the braes leading to the best points of view; and a marine garden, laid out with much taste, in the sloping hollow of a sheltered glen, extends down to the very edge of the Sea. In conveying water to the villa from a fine Spring on the north-eastern ledge of the Sterling Hill, some pipes were discovered which must formerly have been used for the purpose of supplying the Old Castle from the same Spring.
OS1/1/72/106 [Page] 106 Aberdeenshire Parish of Peterhead [continued from previous page] * of the principal entrance, surmounted by a low gable. One or two other arches, of smaller dimensions, are also to be seen, and the entire foundations of the building may yet be traced; but, unless as a type of the family which once occupied it - gone, but still lingering in the memories of the past, - it possesses nothing worthy of notice. The ruin is carefully preserved with that taste and feeling for which the Earl of Aberdeen has always been distinguished. Another trape-dyke in this ravine, and the hornstone porphyry and protogene rocks behind the neighbouring lighthouse, are well worthy of observation. "Boddam castle was the residence of a branch of the Marischal family; but it is not so ancient as Ravenscraig Castle." Statistical Account P. 354
OS1/1/72/107 SEALS' BUSK Seals' Busk Seals' Busk Seals' Busk Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a small detached rock situated a short distance North of The Cats Bank.
OS1/1/72/107 CATS' BANK The Cats Bank The Cats Bank The Cats Bank Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a point of rocks running out betwixt The Seals Busk and the Mark Hole.
OS1/1/72/107 MARK HOLE Mark Hole Mark Hole Mark Hole Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a large Creek situated close to the Rebels Hole, this Creek runs inland to within a short distance of the Turnpike Road leading from Aberdeen to Peterhead
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OS1/1/72/108 SOUTH CASTLE HAVEN South Castle Haven South Castle Haven South Castle Haven Mr. P. Stephen Boddam. Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith Sterling Hill Applies to a large Creek situated close to the Witch Hole.
OS1/1/72/108 ROBIE GOW'S PRISON Robby Gow's Prison Robby Gow's Prison Robby Gow's Prison Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to a small Creek situated a short distance North of the Cove of Herring .
OS1/1/72/108 HERRING COVE Herring Cove Herring Cove Herring Cove Mr. P. Stephen Boddam. Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. J. Kelman Blacksmith 032 Applies to two Creeks situated close to the Seals Busk.
OS1/1/72/108 CLOVEN STANE Cloven Stane Cloven Stane Cloven Stane Mr. James Shepherd West Gask Mr. William Gray Tillymaud Mr. John Alexander North Haven 032 A huge block of Granite situated on the summit of the Cliff near the "Cave of Coffin." It is a point on the Parish boundary between Cruden & Peterhead.
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OS1/1/72/109 MEIKLE BLACK WARE Meickle Black Ware Meickle Black Ware Meickle Black Ware Mr. P Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a point of rocks situated a short distance to the South of the Buchanness Lighthouse.
OS1/1/72/109 LITTLE BLACK WARE Little Black Ware Little Black Ware Little Black Ware Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a point of rocks situated a short distance to the South of the Cat Hole
OS1/1/72/109 SHEEP HOLE Sheep Hole Sheep Hole Sheep Hole Mr P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small creek situated a short distance west of the Buchanness Lighthouse.
OS1/1/72/109 [Page] 109 Aberdeenshire Parish of Peterhead Note: Sheep Hole - Not to be written on Plan
OS1/1/72/110 CAT HOLE Cat Hole Cat Hole Cat Hole Mr P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small creek situated close to the Sheep Hole.
OS1/1/72/110 NEW TROUGH New Trough New Trough New Trough Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small bed of Shingle lying between the Village of Boddam and the Buchanness Lighthouse.
OS1/1/72/110 OLD TROUGH Old Trough Old Trough Old Trough Mr. P. Stephen Boddam Mr. J. Frieland Boddam Mr. W. Stephen Boddam 032 Applies to a small bed of Shingle situated close to the Village of Boddam.
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OS1/1/72/111 (Page) 111 Parish of Peterhead [Blank page signed by] E.H. Courtney Capt RE [Captain Royal Engineers]
OS1/1/72/112 [Page] 112 NAME BOOK OF THE PARISH OF PETERHEAD Co [County] ABERDEEN [Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 14 MAR 1899
OS1/1/72/113 [page] 113 Parish of Peterhead Index Name -- Pages Auchtygall -- 59 Balmoor -- 19 Buchanhaven -- 21 Burnside -- 25 Brick & Tile Works -- 27 Berryhill -- 28 Blackhouse -- 33 Bellevue Cottage -- 42 Brewery -- 42 Brickwork Bay -- 43 Brick & Tile Works -- 46 Braehead of Invernettie -- 49 Black Rock -- 55 Burnhaven -- 57 Blackhill Quarries -- 59 Berryden -- 60 Blackhill -- 60 Balmoor Moss -- 62 Burnside -- 67 Buckie -- 68 Boddam -- 76 Broad Green -- 78 Bodies Gutter -- 81 Black Craig -- 98 Buchan Ness -- 99 Back of Mare -- 100 Boddam Castle (Ruins of) -- 105 Buchanness Cottage -- 106 Broad Gutter - 82 Collie Burn -- 20 Cargeddie -- 24 Clerkhill -- 30 Coplandhill -- 31 Crossfolds -- 31 Cowsreive -- 36 Clubscross -- 37 Craig-na-bo -- 55 Coble Shore -- 56 Cowhills -- 68 Church -- 76 Cave of Inch More -- 90 Craig Snow -- 92 Corbies' Hole -- 94 Cave of Coffin -- 96 Cave -- 98 Cats' Bank -- 107 Clover Stane -- 108 Dens -- 7 Downiehills -- 27 Denholm -- 37 Dales Cottage -- 41 Denend -- 67 Denend -- 83 Den of Boddam -- 84 Denhead -- 87 Dundonnie -- 92 Davies Hole -- 97 Eastburn -- 9 Easter Barnyards -- 14 Ellishill House -- 14 Eden Cottage -- 30 East Den -- 37 Easterton of Clerkhill -- 39 Forehill -- 25 Fairy Hillock -- 48 Farrah Head -- 78 Fowls' Hole -- 95 Glendavenny -- 6 Great North of Scotland Railway, Formartine & Buchan Section -- 10 Grange -- 29 Gateside of Locklaw -- 35 Grange Moss -- 59 Greystone -- 61 Gateside -- 71 Green Craig -- 80 Harbour -- 23 Hayfield -- 28 Howemuir -- 28 Hillhead of Grange -- 29 Howe O' Buchan -- 32 Hillhead of Cocklaw --35 Home Farm -- 41 Harbour -- 43 Harecraig -- 60 Heatherbrigs -- 62 Harbour -- 76 Howe of Boddam -- 77 Herring Cove -- 108 Inverugie Station -- 9 Inverugie Bridge -- 19 Invernettie Lodge -- 47 Invernettie -- 50 Inch More -- 89 Inch Biggie -- 97 Katteburn -- 10 Knaps of Round Stone -- 81 Lochside -- 25 Latch -- 69 Little Collielaw -- 70 Little Hole -- 78 Little Cammel -- 79 Little Mackie -- 80 Land Mackie -- 80 Little Donnon -- 91 Light House -- 105 Little Black Ware -- 109 Mill of Dens (Corn) -- 7 Meadowbank -- 12 Mountpleasant -- 15 Mid Rock -- 24 Mains of Blackhouse -- 31 Mains of Little Cocklaw -- 35 Meg's Moss -- 40 Middleton of Clerkhill -- 41 Mile-end -- 42 Meethill -- 50 Meet Hill -- 52 Meeting House -- 58 Mountpleasant -- 61 Moorfield -- 70 Millbank -- 71 Mains of Boddam -- 75 Meikle Mackie -- 75 Meikle Cammel Stone -- 79 Meikle Cammel -- 79
OS1/1/72/114 [page] 114 Index Continued Names -- Pages Mussel Hillocks -- 82 Mains of Springhill -- 88 Meikle Donnon -- 93 Mar Craig -- 95 Meikle Day Cave -- 98 Maggie Arnott -- 100 Mark Hole -- 107 Meikle Black Ware -- 109 Newseat Station -- 5 Newseat -- 5 North Collielaw -- 62 Newmill of Sandford -- 65 Newtown -- 67 Newfield -- 70 North Mains -- 77 North Castle Haven -- 91 Narrow Gutter -- 99 Peterhead Parish -- 1 Peterhead Polishing Works (Granite) -- 72 Roundhillock -- 3 Ravenscraig Castle -- 13 Rosebud Cottage -- 15 Ravenscraig -- 16 River Ugie -- 17 Red Stane -- 23 Richmond -- 29 Richmond Cottage -- 39 Reform Tower -- 51 Red Rock -- 55 Redleas -- 61 Round Stone -- 81 Robie -- 82 Redhouse -- 83 Rownies Sclate -- 94 Rebels' Hole -- 95 Robie Gow's Prison -- 108 Smithyhill -- 12 Stone Axe found here -- 16 Salmon Station -- 17 Scott's Pool -- 20 School -- 27 South Balmoor -- 32 School -- 36 Seafield -- 42 Stone Cist & Urn found here -- 49 School -- 50 Site of Tumulus -- 52 Salthouse Head -- 56 St Catherine's Cottage -- 57 South Collielaw -- 63 Sandford Lodge -- 65 Sandford Bay -- 65 Springhill -- 68 School -- 76 Saddle Hill -- 83 Site of Supposed Circles -- 84 Sandfordhill -- 87 Sterling Hill -- 88 Springhill -- 68 School -- 76 Saddle Hill -- 83 Site of Supposed Circles -- 84 Sandfordhill -- 87 Sterling Hill -- 88 Sharp Pick -- 89 Starry Red Craig -- 90 Saggie Pot -- 90 Souters' Hole -- 93 Salmon Hole -- 97 Sterling -- 103 Seals Busk -- 107 South Castle Haven -- 108 Thorndale -- 9 Torterston -- 10 The Skurrie -- 19 Tam's Trunk -- 53 The Skellyis -- 53 The Gight -- 56 The Skerry -- 73 The Stripe -- 73 Thiefs Loup -- 89 The Bass -- 91 Thompson -- 101 Ugiebank Cottage -- 15 Uppertown -- 69 Willowbank Cottage -- 5 West Den -- 7 Westerton of Torterston -- 12 Wester Barnyards -- 14 Waterside -- 20 White Stane -- 23 Windmill -- 33 Westerton of Auchtygall -- 36 Whitehill -- 47 Wellington Place -- 48 Wellbank -- 69 Whinbush -- 87 Witches' Hole -- 92 Yearly Aulds Hole -- 94