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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAINS OF TOLQUHON | Mains of Tolquhon Mains of Tolquhon Mains of Tolquhon |
Mr. Robert Garden Occupier Mr. William Booth Mains of Tolquhon Mr. James Connon East Newseat |
046 | Applies to a recently erected farm steading & dwelling house situated near to Tolquhon Castle in the occupation of Mr. Robert Garden and property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Aberdeen |
| BRONZE VESSELS FOUND HERE A.D. 1867 [Tolquhon Castle] | Bronze Vessels (found here) 1867 Bronze Vessels (found here) 1867 Bronze Vessels (found here) 1867 |
Mr. Robert Garden Mains of Tolquhon Mr. William Booth Mains of Tolquhon Mr. George Rae Mains of Tolquhon |
046 | While trenching the ground near Tolquhon Castle in March 1867, the workmen found two bronze vessels, one of which had the handle & spout broken off and the other appears to have corroded, one was 6½" long x 3" broad & the other 8" long x 4" broad, round the rim of the jug was the letters in Old English, as well as can be made out Neens water and Prendesdeleewe |
| STONE CIST FOUND HERE A.D. 1842 [East Newseat] | Stone Cist (found here) Stone Cist (found here) Stone Cist (found here) |
Mr. James Connon East Newseat Mr. John Duncan Newseat Mr. William Booth Mains of Tolquhon |
046 | While trenching the ground A.D. 1842 Mr James Connon East Newseat, found a Stone Cist containing mouldered bones & ashes. The Cist was made of flags, about 4 ft long x 1'.9" broad lying North & South |
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Note: Bronze vessels - Two small sketches of the vessels with their dimensions accompany this description
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