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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DRUMALLACHIE | Drumallachie Drumallachie Drumallachie |
Mr. John Watt Occupier Mr. Andrew Thomson U: [Upper] Drumallachie Mr. William Gordon Ley |
061 | A large Farm consisting of two dwelling houses, a Garden and good farm Offices detached Situated a little N [North] of the River Don and about ½ a Mile E [East] of Ley Farm The property of J Gordon Esqr. |
| CLOCHTER STONE | Clochter Stone Clochter Stone Clochter Stone |
Mr. John Watt Drumallachie Mr William Gordon Ley Mr. James Gordon Ley |
061 | a very conspicuous and large boulder of Whin abt [about] 10 feet high etc situated at a stone wall inclosure and about 6. chains north of a pool in the River Don of the name of the Stone-Cloch Clach-tir Shore stone I could not procure any tradition connected with the name The name itself is well known in the district. |
| MILL OF BRUX POT | Mill of Brux Pot Mill of Brux Pot Mill of Brux Pot |
Mr. James Ferguson Gamekeeper Brux Mr John Watt Drumallachie Mr. James Gordon Ley |
061 | a particular or Conspicuous turn in the River Don at the Conflux of other Stream, a little N. [North] of the Mill of Brux Farm and is a well known name amongst the Anglers |
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