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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAIRNMUIR | Cairnmuir Cairnmuir Cairnmuir |
Mr H. Rodger Tenant Mr J. Birnie Memsie Mr G. Murry Redhouse, |
002 | Applies to a small farm with dwelling house, offices garden etc. attached Situated a short distance east of the cairn of Memsie, the property of The Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord Saltoun, Philorth. |
| OLD BRIDGE OF MEMSIE | Old Bridge of Memsie Old Bridge of Memsie Old Bridge of Memsie |
Mr J. Birnie Memsie Mr A. Lamb Memsie |
002 ; 007 | Applies to an Old Bridge, on the Old Turnpike Road, from Fraserburgh, to Strichen, situated a Short distance from the Cairn of Memsie |
| CAIRN OF MEMSIE | Cairn of Memsie Cairn of Memsie Cairn of Memsie |
Mr Cock Rathen Mr J. Birnie Memsie Mr J. B. Pratt M.A. [Master of Arts] |
002 | [Continued from p. 6] The following description of this Cairn is to be found in p.p. [pages] 152. 153 of Pratts history of Buchan. Only one of the these cairns no remains. Mr Cock in the New Statistical Account, says: "It is composed of of Small round Stones, is about Sixty feet of Circumference (diameter) [Continued p. 8] |
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