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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BONNYTON BURN | Bonnyton Burn Bonnyton Burn Bonnyton Burn |
Mr Adam Singer Mr Robert Anderson, Pots of Rayne Mr Alexander Robertson |
035 | A small burn rising in the parish of Culsalmond and running through the parish of Rayne, joins the river Ury [Urie] at or near Pitmachie. |
| CROFTS OF POTS OF RAYNE | Crofts of Pots of Rayne Crofts of Pots of Rayne Crofts of Pots of Rayne |
Mr F Thomson, Tenant Mr Adam Singer Mr Alexander Robertson |
035 | Two small crofts, situated about half a mile south of Mains of Rothmaise. The property of Mr Leith, Freefields. |
| MOSS-SIDE OF ROTHMAISE | Moss-side of Rothmaise Moss-side of Rothmaise Moss-side of Rothmaise |
William Leslie Esq. Mr Adam Singer Mr Alexander Robertson |
035 | A small farmsteading situated a little south of the Hill of Rothmaise. The property of William Leslie Esq. Warthill. |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 11Parish of Rayne
Rothe. The Rothe of the culvering. Aberd. [Aberdeen] Reg. This probably refers to
some sort of wheel employed about a culverin, as that at the lock, after spring licks were introduced
Mais'd. Mellow: a "A mais'd apple" one that has become mellow. (Jamieson)
Croft-Land. Land of superior quality, which was still cropped.
Pot. To have Pot or Pan in any place; to have the evidence of residence there.
Pot and Gallows. The same with Pit and Gallows, Aberdeen. (Jamieson)
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Kate51- Moderator, hastingleigh, Fiona
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