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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DRY DEN | Dry Den Dry Den Dry Den |
Mr James Duncan. Farmer. Dryden Mr David Hay. Farmer. Upper Wheedlemont Mr David Baillie. Farmer. Mains of Rhynie |
042 | Applies to a narrow hollow, through which the boundary runs separating this parish from the parish of Auchindoir |
| OXEN WELL | Oxen Well Oxen Well Oxen Well |
Mr James Duncan. Farmer. Dryden. Mr David Hay. Farmer. Upper Wheedlemont. Mr David Baillie. Farmer. Mains of Rhynie. |
042 | A copious spring rising on the western base of Quarry Hill. This spring forms the principal source of the boundary stream, dividing Rhynie from Auchindoir Parish. |
| MAINS OF RHYNIE | Mains of Rhynie Mains of Rhynie Mains of Rhynie |
Mr James Duncan. Farmer. Dryden. Mr David Hay. Farmer. Upper Wheedlemont. Mr Davis Baillie. Farmer. Mains of Rhynie. |
042 | A large farm house, with extensive outhouses attached : the buildings of which are modern and commodious. The farm comprises about 700 acres. Property of the Duke of Richmond Gordon Castle and occupied by Mr David Baillie. Mains of Rhynie. |
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[Page] 115Parish of Rhynie
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