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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CORCRAIG | Corcraig Corcraig Corcraig |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Ronald. Cabrach Mr. Smith. Meikle Blackmiddens Mr. Simpson. Farmer. Elrick |
042 | Applies to a number of conspicuous surface rocks, situated on the Southern brow of Clayshot Hill and north of the Glackhead. |
| BUCKERING WELL | Buckering Well Buckering Well Buckering Well |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Ronald. Cabrach Mr. Smith. Meikle Blackmiddens Mr. Simpson. Farmer. Elrick |
042 | Applies to a Copious Spring (as the name implies of "gurgling," a sound of springing or running water,) North East of Orditeak, and which naturally forms the main source of the Burn of Balhinny. |
| BURN OF BALHINNY | Burn of Balhinny Burn of Balhinny Burn of Balhinny |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Ronald. Cabrach Mr. Smith. Meikle Blackmiddens Mr. Simpson. Farmer. Elrick |
042 | A stream having its source at Buckering Well, and after running for about a mile eastwards, this Burn, joining the Ton Burn, forms the Burn of Templand and falls into Essachie at the east end of the farm of Templand. Its [continued on next page] |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 83Parish of Rhynie
Note: Corcraig - "Cor - A twist or turn." (Gaelic)
Note: Buckering Well "Bucker - A species of Whale." (Jamieson)
Note: Burn of Balhinny - Kenneth's town? JMcd. [James McDonald]
"Ballain." Of or pertaining to a Shell from
"Ballan. - A Shell." (Gaelic)
"Beilean. - A mouth." (Irish)
Bell. - A bubble in water etc
Bell. - The blossom of a plant.
Bell of the brae - The highest part of a Slope
Bellan. - A fight or combat.
Bellen. - A bonfire." (Jamieson)
See Balhinny - 42-7
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