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TYRIE |
Tyrie
Tyrie
Tyrie |
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetter |
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A Parish situated on the eastern division of Aberdeenshire, it is bounded on the North & North West by Pitsligo and Aberdour, on the East and South East by Rathen, Aberdour & Fraserburgh detached and Strichen; On the West by Aberdour and on the South by New Deer.
It contains an Established Church, Quoad Sacra Church, Free Church, an Episcopal Chapel, Congregational Chapel & a Baptist Chapel, also 3 Parish Schools. The Principal village in the Parish is that of New Pitsligo.
"The name of the Parish is said to be of Gaelic origin and to signify 'The King's house' Tradition bears that a religious house once existed near the Site of the Present Church". New Statistical Account
The site or the Supposed Site of the religious house above referred to cannot be identified on the ground, but the site of the Old Parish church has been identified. |
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There is not any portion of this Parish Detached, nor is there any portion of any other Parish contained within the boundary of this Parish. |
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BRIDGE OF AUCHLIN |
Bridge of Auchlin
Bridge of Auchlin
Bridge of Auchlin |
Mr John Gray Milltown
Mr J Fowlie Wards
Mr W Rankine Kirkhill |
002 |
A small bridge of one span, across the Water of Tyrie, a little South of the farmhouse of Auchlin parish of Aberdour, it is a County Bridge. |
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Parish of Tyrie 2.10 Aberdeenshire |
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FLOBBANS |
Flobbans
Flobbans
Flobbans |
Valuation Roll 1870
Mr G Mitchell Tenant
Mr John Gray Milltown |
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Two small farms on the estate of Boyndlie. The Property of Mrs. Jane Ogilvie Forbes. |
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REBEL HILL |
Rebel Hill
Rebel Hill
Rebel Hill |
Mr, Fowlie, Upper Boyndlie
Mr, John Gray
Mr, G Mitchell |
002 |
This name is applied to a Prominent and cultivated eminence situated on the farm of Upper Boyndlie
It is a remarkable natural feature somewhat in the form of a fort and derives this name from a party of rebels having lodged here, but of what date cannot now be ascertained. On a knoll on the east side of it, a large Cairn of Stones was removed in 1847 by Mr. Fowlie farmer, nothing of interest was discovered. |
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Site of CAIRN [Rebel Hill] |
(Site of) Cairn |
Mr. Fowlie, Upper Boyndlie
Mr. John Gray
Mr. G Mitchell |
002 |
This name is applied to a Prominent and cultivated eminence situated on the farm of Upper Boyndlie It is a remarkable natural feature somewhat in the form of a fort and derives this name from a party of rebels having lodged here. but of what date cannot now be ascertained. On a knoll on the east side of it, a large cairn of stones was removed in 1847 by Mr. Fowlie farmer, nothing of interest was discovered. |
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UPPER BOYNDLIE |
Upper Boyndlie
Upper Boyndlie
Upper Boyndlie |
Valuation Roll
Mr. Fowlie
Mr. John Gray. |
002 |
A superior Farm House & offices, also Croft and dwellings thereto, on the estate of Boyndlie. The Property of Mrs Jane Ogilvie Forbes. |
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CASTLE HILLS |
Castle Hills (Stone Cist found here)
Castle Hills
Castle Hills |
Mr. Fowlie Upper Boyndlie
Mr. G. Mitchell Flobbans
Mr. John Gray Milltown |
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Two remarkable and prominent Knolls of a conical shape, cultivated, and situated on the farm of Upper Boyndlie, and derives this name from their pointed and castellated appearance. On the East one a Stone cist containing human remains was discovered. |
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STONE CIST FOUND [Castle Hills] |
Stone Cist Found (Castle Hills) |
Mr Fowlie Upper Boyndlie Mr G. Mitchell Flobbans
Mr John Gray Milltown |
002 |
Two remarkable and prominent Knolls of a conical shape, cultivated, and situated on the farm of Upper Boyndlie, and derives this name from their pointed and castellated appearance. On the East one a Stone cist containing human remains was discovered. |
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CAIRNYCROCH |
Cairnycroch (Flint Arrow heads found)
Cairnycroch
Cairnycroch |
Mr Fowlie
Mr. G. Mitchell
Mr. John Gray |
002 |
A conspicuous and uncultivated eminence of considerable height and prominence overlooking the farm of 'Flobbans', on its summit is situated a large mound of earth and stones known as Cairnycroch. In removing portion of it for building purposes, hundreds of flint arrow heads lying in a heap were discovered. |
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FLINT ARROWHEADS FOUND [Cairnycroch] |
Flint Arrowheads found (Cairnycroch) |
Mr Fowlie
Mr. G. Mitchell
Mr. John Gray |
002 |
A conspicuous and uncultivated eminence of considerable height and prominence overlooking the farm of 'Flobbans', on its summit is situated a large mound of earth and stones known as Cairnycroch. In removing portion of it for building purposes, hundreds of flint arrow heads lying in a heap were discovered. |
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DEN OF BOYNDLIE |
Den of Boyndlie
Den of Boyndlie |
Mr. Fowlie
Old Statistical Account |
002 |
Applicable to a narrow & wooded valley or den extending from dam a little South of Upper Boyndlie, Eastward to bridge on County road 2.14 trace 5. |
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MURNAN WELL |
Murnan Well
Murnan Well
Murnan Well
Mourning Well
Cairnmourning (farm of) |
New Statistical Account.
Mr. Fowlie Upper Boyndlie
Mr. John Gray, Milltown
Old Statistical Account
Tombstones, Tyrie Churchyard. |
002 |
A strong spring of pure water, situated near head of the above den. [Den of Boyndlie]
"In a natural amphitheatre, Scooped out it may be, by some convulsion of the elements, there bubbles forth a most copious stream denominated the Mourning or Murnan Well" New Statistical Account
Note: "Murnan" is the provincial mode of pronouncing Mourning |
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Parish of Tyrie 2.13 Aberdeenshire |
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WARDS OF BOYNDLIE |
Wards of Boyndlie
Wards of Boyndlie
Wards of Boyndlie |
Valuation Roll 1870
Mr. Fowlie Tenant
Mr. John Gray. Milltown |
002 |
A good farmsteading on the estate of Boyndlie. The property of Mrs. Jane Ogilvie Forbes. |
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BLYTHEHILLOCK |
Blythe Hillock
Blythe Hillock |
Mr. John Gray
Mr. Alexander Lovie Nether Boyndlie |
002 |
A small croft situated a little east of the above. [Wards of Boyndlie] The property of Mrs. Jane Ogilvie Forbes. |
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NETHER BOYNDLIE |
Nether Boyndle
Nether Boyndlie
Nether Boyndlie |
Valuation Roll 1869.
Mr. A Lovie Tenant
Mr. John Gray |
002 |
A superior farm house and offices.
The property of Mrs. Jane Ogilvie Forbes |
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MILLTOWN OF BOYNDLIE |
Milltown of Boyndlie
Milltown of Boyndlie
Milltown of Boyndlie |
Valuation Roll 1869
Mr. John Gray, Tenant
Mr. Alexander Lovie, Nether Boyndlie |
002 |
A farmsteading adjoining the Corn Mill of Boyndlie. The property of Mrs Jane Ogilvie Forbes. |
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CORN MILL [Milltown of Boyndlie] |
Corn Mill
Corn Mill
Corn Mill |
Valuation Roll 1869 Mr John Gray Tenant Mr Alexander Lovie Nether Boyndlie |
002 |
A farmsteading adjoining the Corn Mill of Boyndlie. The property of Mrs Jane Ogilvie Forbes |
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CHURCH R.P. (Reformed Presbyterian) [Kirkhill] |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Milne
Mr. John Gray
Mr. A Lovie |
002 |
A small edifice, being the Parish Church of Tyrie, Graveyard attached. |
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MANSE R.P. (Reformed Presbyterian) [Kirkhill] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] A Milne
Mr. John Gray
Mr. A Lovie |
002 |
A substantial dwelling, situated a little west of the above. |
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SCHOOL (Reformed Presbyterian) [Kirkhill] |
School
School
School |
Revd. [Reverend] A Milne
Mr. John Gray
Mr. A Lovie |
002 |
A neat building adjoining the above Church, being the Parochial School. |
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Parish of Tyrie 2.14 Aberdeenshire |
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WATER OF TYRIE |
Water of Tyrie
Water of Tyrie Water of Tyrie |
Old Statistical Account
Mr. John Gray Milltown
Mr. W. Rankine Kirkhill |
002 |
A considerable stream having its source near the Mains of Aberdour, forms the northern boundary of the parish, flows in an easterly direction into the Parish Rathen, where it takes the name of Water of Philorth.
"The Water of Tyrie runs along the north end of the Parish"
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KIRKHILL |
Kirkhill
Kirkhill |
Mr. William Rankin Occupier
Mr. John Gray Milltown |
002 |
A small croft, situated a little east of the Parish Church. The property of Lord Saltoun. |
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BOYNDLIE HOUSE |
Boyndlie House
Boyndlie House
Boyndlie House |
Valuation Roll 1868-1869.
Mr. John Gray Milltown
Mr. A Lovie Nether Boyndlie |
002 |
A modern mansion house, situated in the Den of Boyndlie, Offices and Small grounds attached. The property of Mrs. Jane Ogilvie Forbes. |
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MAINS [Boyndlie] |
Mains
Mains
Mains |
Valuation Roll
Mr John Gray
Mr. Alexander Lovie |
002 |
A good dwelling house and offices a little north of the above [Boyndlie House]. The property of Mrs. Jane Ogilvie Forbes. |
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TARMAIR |
Tarmair
Tarmair
Tarmair |
Valuation Roll 1868.69.
Mr. Duncan Tenant
Mr. Alexander Lovie Nether Boyndlie |
002 |
A good farmsteading on the estate of Boyndlie. The property of Mrs. Jane Ogilvie Forbes. |
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KIRKMYRES |
Kirkmyres
Kirkmyres
Kirkmyres |
Mr. Fowlie Tenant
Mr. Pittendreich Kirktown
Mr. John Gray Milltown |
002 |
A commodious farmsteading situate on either side of Public road about ½ a mile South of the parish Church. The property of Lord Saltoun. |
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KIRKTOWN |
Kirktown
Kirktown
Kirktown |
Mr. Pittenrdreich Tenant
Mr. Fowlie
Mr. John Gray |
002 |
A new Farmhouse, & offices a little east of the above. The property of Lord Saltoun. |
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POST OFFICE |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Window Ticket
Mr. A Ironside, Merchant
Mr. G. Brown New Pitsligo |
002 |
A sub Post Office at the shop of A. Ironside, near Tarmair. |
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Supposed Site of CHURCH AND BURIAL GROUND [Tyrie Mains] |
Supposed site of Church & Burial Ground
Supposed site of Church & Burial Ground
Supposed site of Church & Burial Ground |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Milne, Tyrie Manse
Dr [Doctor] Oglivie, Boyndlie Cottage
Mr Cato, Tyrie Mains |
002 |
The Authorities quoted state that the ancient Parish Church is supposed to have stood a little to the East of the present farm house of Tyrie Mains and near the Circular mound at the North end of garden, prior to the War of Independence. The Remains of a Burial Place having been discovered here, tends to confirm this. Doctor Ogilvie states that tradition is pretty strong as to the church having formerly stood near this place. (Tyrie Mains)
"There is no date upon the Church, nor has the age of it being found in any record. It is supposed to have been built about the year 1004, when the Thane of Buchan routed the Danish Army upon the neighbouring hills; which from a Chieftain who was killed still retains the name of Sinclair. It was built (as
Tradition Says) for a chapel to the religious house which once stood in its vicinity, and had an aisle joined to it when it became a Parish Church. This Church was formerly well known by the name of "The white Kirk of Buchan," and a celebrated modern historian (Dr [Doctor] Henry) mentions that a queen once proposed to visit this same edifice. The oldest date legible upon any of the ancient Pews is 1596." Old Statistical Account
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TYRIE MAINS (CORN MILL) |
Tyrie Mains
Mains of Tyrie |
Mr. J. Catto Tenant
Mr. John Whyte Pikerstown
Mr. John Lowie Hillhead
Tomb Stones in Tyrie Churchyard |
002 |
Applies to a large substantial dwelling with Offices and Corn Mill attached Situated close to the Public road leading to Fraserburgh. The property of Lord Saltoun. |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead |
Mr. John Lowie Tenant
Mr. John Whyte Pikerstown |
002 |
A neat Farm Steading situated close to the Public road Leading to Fraserburgh. The property of Lord Saltoun. |
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NEWSEAT |
Newseat |
Mr. Robert Pittendriegh Tenant
Mr. John Lowie Hillhead |
002 |
A neat farm steading Situated about ½ mile N.E. [North East] of Hillhead
The property of Lord Saltoun, |
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PIKERSTOWN |
Pikerstown |
Mr. John Whyte Tenant
Mr John Lowie Hillhead |
002 |
Applies to a modern farm steading Situated about ¼ mile South of the Parish Bdy. [Boundary] The property of Lord Saltoun, |
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Plan 2-15 Parish of Tyrie Aberdeenshire |
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CORN MILL [Nether Mill of Tyrie] |
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Mr. Paton Nether Mill of Tyrie
Mr. White South Whitewell
Mr. Dickie Burn of Marno |
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Applies to two small farms, one having a Water Power Corn Mill attached, situated in the North East corner of the Parish. The property of Lord Saltoun. |
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NETHER MILL OF TYRIE |
Nether Mill of Tyrie
Nether Mill of Tyrie
Nether Mill of Tyrie |
Mr. Paton, Nether Mill of Tyrie
Mr. White South Whitewell
Mr. Dickie, Burn of Marno |
002 |
Applies to two small farms, one having a Water Power Corn Mill attached, situated in the North East corner of the Parish.
The property of Lord Saltoun. |
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NORTH MONKSWELL |
North Monks-well
North Monks-well
North Monks-well |
Mr. Milne Tenant
Mr. A Pratt Monkswell
Mr. John Riddel Monkswell |
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A small farm on Southern portion of the estate of Boyndlie.
The property of Mrs. Jane Ogilvie Forbes. |
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Monk's Well |
Monk's Well
Monk's Well
Monk's Well |
Mr. John Riddel, Monkswell
Mr. A Pratt Monkswell
Mr. Gall. Cowford |
006 |
Applicable to well of pure water, situate on the farm of the same name |
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Monkswell |
Monk's-Well
Monk's-Well
Monk's-Well |
Mr. A Pratt. Tenant
Mr. John Riddel
Mr. Gall |
006 |
Two small farm steadings on the estate of Boyndlie. The property of Mrs Jane Ogilvio Forbes |
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Law Cairn |
Law Cairn
Law Cairn
Law Cairn |
New Statistical Account
Mr. Gall
Mr. John Riddel |
006 |
A circular mound of earth and stones chiefly the latter, it is about 60 feet in diameter 5ft in height. Some years ago while removing portion of it, human remains were discovered the late Sir John Forbes hearing this stayed its removal, and erected a wall around it to preserve its Sanctity. |
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WOODHEAD |
Woodhead
Woodhead
Woodhead |
Mr. Alexander MacKay Ground Officer Greenspeck
Mr. A Horn Langleys
Mr. Smith, Tenant |
006 |
A small farm, forming part of Cairnywhing. The property of Lady Clinton. |
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CAIRNYWHING |
Cairnywhing
Cairnywhing
Cairnywhing
Cairnywhing |
Mr. A Mackay
Mr. A Horn
Mr. Smith
Valuation Roll 1868-69 |
006 |
This name is applied to number of farms and crofts, extending from the Gonar Burn on the north to Hindhillock (6.16 trace 4) on the south, and from Nethertown (6.12 trace 5) on the east of Back Burn on the west. The property of Lady Clinton. The principal farms included under this name are Netherton, Overtown, Mains, Stewartfield, Backburn etc. |
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GARVELSIDE |
Garvelside
Garvelside
Garvelside |
Mr. Milne Aberdour
Mr. Madden Tenant
Mr. J Gall Cowford. |
006 |
Two small crofts situated on north side of Garvel Wood. The property of Lady Clinton |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Mr. A Mackay, Greenspeck
Mr. James Walker Occupier
Mr. Duffus Nethertown |
006 |
A small farm at north end of the Garvel Wood. The property of Lady Clinton. |
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UPPER CRAIGMAUD |
Upper Craigmaud
Upper Craigmaud
Upper Craigmaud |
Valuation Roll
Mr. A Mackay
Mr. R. Anderson Tenant |
006 |
A good farmsteading on the Pitsligo Estate. The property of Lady Clinton |
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GARVEL WOOD |
Garvel Wood
Garvel Wood
Garvel Wood |
Mr. A Mackay, Ground Officer
Mr. J Milne Aberdour
Mr. A Peter, New Pitsligo |
006 |
A fir plantation situated near head of Gonar Burn which flows through it. |
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GONAR COTTAGE |
Gonar Cottage
Gonar Cottage
Gonar Cottage |
A Anderson Occupier
Mr. A Mackay
Mr. A Peter |
006 |
A dwelling house on side of County road at eastern extremity of the above wood. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Mr. A Mackay
Mr. A Peter
Mr. Smith, Woodhead |
006 |
A small farm, & part of Cairnywhing. The property of Lady Clinton |
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PICT'S HOUSE [Cairnywhing] |
Pict's House
Pict's House
Pict's House |
Mr. A Mackay
Mr. A Peter
Mr. Duffus Nethertown |
006 |
A circular wall of earth, on the farm of Carnywhing. It is about 50 feet in diameter and 3 feet in height. The late Sir John Forbes had it enclosed by a stone wall which is still preserved. It is known in the locality as the "Pict's House" |
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Pict's House Continued
"Pictish Camps. These ancient dwellings are of a Circular form, varying from nine to forty feet in diameter, with a Dyke or Wall raised on the exterior. This was of course, a shelter from the Cold as well as a Support for the roof. In the Centre of the floor is often found an Accumulation of Ashes, below which is laid a Causeway or Pavement of natural faced stones joined closely together, in some extending over the whole interior of the Camp, in others only a small space in the middle, and laid in the manner of a hearthstone."
History of Birse by Robert Dinnie.
"Along the sides of the glen (Den of Boddam Peterhead) are a number of excavations of different sizes, large enough to contain from 4 to 8 persons. These tradition says were the houses of the Picts or Peights."
Bratt's Buchan
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Pict's House Continued
by boughs of trees and sods of turf" - They are described by
Martin as 'Little stone houses, built under ground, called earth-houses, which served to hide a few people and their goods in time of War.' In Aberdeenshire where they have been found in greater numbers than in any other single District, they are more generally known, as in the Hebrides, by the name Eirde Houses Considerable numbers of these may be observed in Several districts, both of Aberdeenshire and Invernessshire, each surrounded with a raised rim of earth, in which a slight break generally indicates the door, and not improbably also the window of the Aboriginal dwelling Though by no means uniform either in internal shape or dimensions, a general style of construction prevails throughout the whole."
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LANGLEYS |
Langleys
Langleys |
Mr A Mackay Ground Officer
Mr A Horn Tenant
Mr A Peter, New Pitsligo |
006 |
A small farmsteading forming part of Cairnywhing, The property of Lady Clinton |
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NETHERTOWN |
Nethertown
Nethertown |
Valuation Roll 1868. 69
Mr W Duffus Tenant
Mr A Mackay |
006 |
A good farm house and Offices. The property of Lady Clinton. It forms the eastern boundary of Cairnywhing |
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URNS CONTAINING HUMAN REMAINS, ARMOUR &C FOUND [Nethertown] |
Urn. Armour etc. found here
Urn. Armour etc. found here |
Mr W Duffus
Mr A Mackay |
006 |
A few chains east of the above [Nethertown] farm house, an Urn containing human remains was discovered while removing a large Cairn of stones, also at same place Armour & sword was found.
"There were found about twenty two years ago some remains of ancient armour probably Roman" New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
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MIDTOWN |
Midtown
Midtown |
Mr W Duffus
Mr A Mackay |
006 |
A small farm a little west of Nethertown. The property of Lady Clinton |
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HILL OF TURCLOSSIE |
Hill of Turclossie
Hill of Turclossie
Hill of Turclossie |
Mr. A Mackay Ground Officer
Mr. A Peter New Pitsligo
Mr. William Duffus Nethertown |
006 |
A conspicuous eminence, partly wooded and cultivated, situated about a mile north of the village of New Pitsligo. On South side and in front of, is The Volunteer Rifle range. |
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VOLUNTEER RIFLE RANGE [Turclossie Hill] |
Rifle Range (26th Aberdeenshire Rifle Volunteers)
Rifle Range |
Mr. G. Brown, New Pitsligo
Mr. A Peters, New Pitsligo
Mr. Alexander Mackay Greenspeck |
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A Rifle Range situated on the moss at & facing the west end of Turclossie Hill.
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STEWARTFIELD |
Stewartfield
Stewartfield
Stewartfield |
Mr. Davidson Tenant
Mr. A Mackay Ground Officer Greenspeck
Mr. A Peter, New Pitsligo |
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A good farmhouse and Offices. The property of Lady Clinton. |
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BACKBURN |
Backburn
Backburn
Backburn |
Mr. Smith Tenant
Mr. A Mackay
Mr. W. Duffus Netherton |
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A farmsteading situated on South Side of County road near the Parish boundary. The property of Lady Clinton |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn
Back Burn
Back Burn |
Mr. Smith
Mr. A Mackay
Mr. A. Peter |
006 |
A small stream rising in the moss about ¾ of mile South of Backburn farmhouse, it forms the western boundary of the Parish and falls into Gonar Burn. |
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OVERTOWN |
Overtown
Overtown
Overtown |
Mr. W. Duffus Netherton
Mr. A Peters, N [New] Pitsligo
Mr. Arthur Horn, Langleys. |
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A good farmsteading on the Pitsligo Estate, and forms part of Cairnywhing. The Property of Lord Clinton. |
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MAINS |
Mains
Mains
Mains |
Mr. Diack Tenant
Mr. Alexander Mackay Ground Officer
Mr. A Horn |
006 |
A commodious farmsteading situated a little south of the above. The Property of Lord Clinton. |
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MANSE [Q.S., New Pitsligo] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Mackay
Mr. A Peters |
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A substantial dwelling at north end of the village of New Pitsligo. It is the Manse in connection with or belonging to the Quoad Sacra Church of New Pitsligo. |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
Mr. Alexander Mackay, Ground Officer
Mr. Duffus Netherton
Mr. A Peters, New Pitsligo |
006 |
A small farm, situate about a mile west of the village of New Pitsligo. It forms part of Cairnywhing. The property of Lord Clinton |
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BACKHILL |
Backhill
Backhill
Backhill |
Mr. Alexander Mackay
Mr. Duffus
Mr. A. Peters |
006 |
A croft with houses thereon a little South of the above. The property of Lord Clinton |
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HINDHILLOCK |
Hind Hillock
Hind Hillock |
Mr. Alexander Mackay
Mr. A. Peters |
006 |
A small farmsteading, forming the Southern part of Cairnywhing. The property of Lord Clinton. |
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HILL OF TURLUNDIE |
Hill of Torlundie
Hill of Turlunide
Hill of Turlundie
Hill of Turlundie |
"Buchan" by the Rev. [Reverend] J.B. Pratt M.A. [Master of Arts]
Mr. Alexander Mackay Ground Officer Greenspeck
Mr. G. Rattray, Turlundie Cottage
Mr. F. Brown Church Street |
006 |
An eminence of Considerable height and prominence overlooking the village of New Pitsligo. It is mostly cultivated and forms one of the principle features in the district. |
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NEW PITSLIGO |
New Pitsligo
New Pitsligo
New Pitsligo |
New Statistical Account
Mr. Chivas, Banker & Factor
Mr. G. Brown High Street |
006 |
A village of considerable extent, situated near southern extremity of the Parish of Tyrie. It is chiefly comprised of two streets running partallel along the eastern slope of the Hill of Torlundie. The principal buildings are the Quoad Sacra, Congregational and Free Churches, Episcopal Chapel and School. About centre of the High Street is a commodious market Place, where markets are held four times during the year, here is the Commercial Inn. The streets High and Low are repaired by the County Road Commissioners, the remainder, lanes and side walks, by the feuars of the various properties. The schools are the Episcopal, and Side Parochial. A branch of the Union Bank of Scotland is situate in High Street, a little further north is the Post Office. The Gas Works, Poorhouse, Police Station and Free Church are situate in Low Street. The feus are held under perpetual lease. |
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Gas Works |
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HIGH STREET [New Pitsligo] |
High Street
High Street
High Street |
Mr. Alexander Mackay, Ground Officer Greenspeck.
Mr. G. Brown, Merchant
Mr. Taylor Merchant |
006 |
A street running throughout the whole length of the Village of New Pitsligo, and in which are situate the Congregational Church, Post Office, Union Bank of Scotland (Branch of) Episcopal Chapel and Schools, Market Place and Commercial Inn. It is repaired by the County Road Commissioners. |
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LOW STREET [New Pitsligo] |
Low Street
Low Street
Low Street |
Mr. Alexander Mackay
Mr. G. Brown
Mr. G. Rattray Turlundie Cottage |
006 |
A street running parrallel to the above. It contains the Gas Works, Poor House, Police Station and Free Church. |
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POORHOUSE [New Pitsligo] |
Poorhouse
Poorhouse
Poorhouse |
Mr. Morrice Poor Inspector
Mr. Alexander Mackay
Mr. G. Brown |
006 |
A range of plain dwellings, two stories in height, situate in the above street. Occupied by the paupers of the village etc. The property of the Parochial Board. |
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INN |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
Sign board
Mr. Allan, Tenant
Mr. G. Brown |
006 |
A third-rate hotel or Inn, with stabling attached, situate on north side of the Market Place. |
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SCHOOLS |
Schools
Schools
Schools |
Mr Sturrock, Teacher
Mr. Alexander Mackay Ground Officer
Mr. A. Peters Low Street. |
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Two detached buildings situated in Market Place, being the Side Parochial Schools. The property of the Heritors. The upper or lactern is the boys department, and the lower (corner of High Street) the girls. |
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POLICE STATION [New Pitsligo] |
Police Station
Police Station
Police Station |
Inscription on Front
Mr. Alexander Mackay
Mr. G. Brown |
006 |
A neat building, containing two lockup cells, an office, and accomodation for two constables.
The Property of the County Commissioners. |
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DEN BURN |
Den Burn
Den Burn
Den Burn |
Mr. Mackay
Mr. G. Brown
Mr. Andrew Peters |
006 |
A well known name applied to a small stream becoming this name from a point a little south of Turlundie Cottage, flows through the village and falls into Greenspeck Burn. |
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CORN MILL [New Pitsligo] |
Mill (Corn)
Mill |
Mr. Mackay
Mr. Wallace, Miller |
006 |
A corn mealling Mill situate on the above stream. The property of Lord Clinton. |
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PARSONAGE [New Pitsligo] |
Parsonage
Parsonage
Parsonage |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. Webster
Mr. G. Brown
Mr. A. MacKay. |
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A substantial dwelling house and offices. The property of the Episcopal Chapel Congregation. |
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SCHOOL STREET [New Pitsligo] |
School Street
School Street
School Street |
Mr. Alexander MacKay.
Mr. G. Brown
Mr. A. Peters |
006 |
A street running parallel to High Street extending from Market Place northward to Den Burn. |
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MARKET PLACE [New Pitsligo] |
Market Place
Market Place
Market Place |
Mr. Alexander MacKay.
Mr. G. Brown
Mr. A. Peters |
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An open space on either side of High St. in which markets are held four times annually. |
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BAPTIST CHAPEL [New Pitsligo] |
Baptist Chapel
Baptist Chapel
Baptisr Chapel |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. McGown
Mr. Alexander MacKay
Mr. A. Peters |
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A small building north side of the above, the property of, and used as a place of worship by the Baptist Body. |
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UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND [New Pitsligo] |
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch of)
Union Bank of Scotland
Union Bank of Scotland |
Mr. Chivas Banker
Mr. G. Brown, High Street
Mr. A. Peters Low Street |
006 |
An Office with dwelling house attached The property of the Union Bank of Scotland Company. |
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HALL [New Pitsligo] |
Hall
Hall
Hall |
Mr. G. Brown
Mr. A. Peters
Mr. Alexander MacKay. Greenspeck |
006 |
A plain building in which Public meetings etc. are held, situate nearly opposite the above. The Property of Mr. Melvin, High Street. |
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ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL [New Pitsligo] |
St. John's Chapel (Episcopalian)
St. John's Chapel
St. John's Chapel |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. Webster
Mr. G. Brown
Mr. Alexander MacKay. |
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A handsome new edifice, in Connection with The Episcopal Church of Scotland, attached is a graveyard. The Property of the congregation. Dedicated to St. John. |
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SCHOOLS [nr Episcopal Chapel, New Pitsligo] |
Epicopal Schools
Episcopal Schools
Episcopal Schools |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. Webster
Mr. G. Brown
Mr. Alexander MacKay. |
006 |
Commodious buildings adjoining the above used as school in connection therewith
Supported by Government Grant and fees. |
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CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) [New Pitsligo] |
Church (Quoad Sacra)
Church
Church |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. Ferguson
Mr. G. Rattray Turlundie Cottage
Mr. Alexander MacKay Greenspeck |
006 |
A neat edifice, with graveyard attached;
It is the Quoad Sacra Church of New Pitsligo. |
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TURLUNDIE COTTAGE |
Turlundie Cottage
Turlundie Cottage
Turlundie Cottage |
Mr. G. Rattray
Mr. Alexander MacKay
Mr. A. Peters Low Street |
006 |
A good dwelling house, and offices.
The property of Mr George Rattray. |
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CHURCH STREET [New Pitsligo] |
Church Street
Church Street
Church Street |
Mr. Alexander MacKay
Mr. G. Rattray
Mr. J. Brown Sherriff Officer |
006 |
A Street branching off High Street, and extending westward to Turlundie Cottage. |
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CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL [New Pitsligo] |
Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Congregational Church |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. Auchtherlonie
Mr. Alexander MacKay
Mr. A. Peters. |
006 |
An oblong edifice, situated in The High Street. The property of the Congregation. |
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DENHEAD |
Denhead
Denhead
Denhead |
James Robertson Tenant
George Sinclair Allanshill
Valuation Roll |
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A small farm house on the Estate of Boyndlie about ½ a mile north east of Allanshill. The Property of Mr. Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen. |
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UPPER CAIRNMURNIN |
Upper Cairnmurnin
Upper Cairnmurnin
Upper Cairnmurnin |
John Merson Tenant
James Robertson Denhead
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house and offices a little to the South of Denhead. The Property of Mrs. Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen. |
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LOWER CAIRNMURNIN |
Lower Cairnmurnin
Lower Cairnmurnin
Lower Cairnmurnin |
James Cook Tenant
John Merson Upper Cairnm [Cairnmurnin]
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house and offices immediately South of the above. The Property of Mrs. Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen. |
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FLINT ARROWHEADS FOUND [Denhead] |
Flint arrowhead found head |
James Robertson Denhead |
007 |
A number of Flint arrow heads of various colors have been found about the place indicated by Cross on Trace. He ( James Robertson, Denhead) has upwards of two dozen still in his possession. |
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ALLANSHILL |
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George Sinclair Tenant
Robert Burnet Marshland
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Applicable to a farm house and offices and a small cot house, situate almost 3 miles north of New Pitsligo. The Property of Mrs Ogileve Forbes Aberdeen |
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MARCHLAND |
Marchland
Marchland
Marchland |
Robert Burnet Tenant
George Sinclair Allanshill
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house and offices a little to the South of Allanshill. The Property of Mrs. Ogilvie Forbes, Aberdeen. |
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COINS FOUND [Allanshill] |
Coins found here
Coins found here |
George Sinclair Allanshill
James Robertson Denhead |
007 |
A number of small copper coin were found near the place indicated by Cross on Trace, by Mr Sinclair when improving the land about 30 years ago. The inscription could not be made out even by a strong microscope. He handed them to the late Proprietor of Boyndlie |
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LADIESFORD |
Ladiesford
Ladiesford
Ladiesford |
James Cruickshank Tenant
George Taylor Tenant
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Applicable to several farm houses on the Estate of Boyndlie, about 3 miles north of the village of New Pitsligo. The principal farm house was formerly the mansion house of the Estate of Ladiesford. The Property of Mrs. Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen |
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BOYNDLIE SCHOOL |
Boyndlie School (Female)
Boyndlie School
Boyndlie School |
James Cruickshank Ladiesford
Miss Clark Teacher
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A modern Stone and slated building upwards of ½ a mile north east of the principal farm of Ladiesford, used as a school and dwelling house for Teacher. It was built by the Proprieter of the Boyndlie Estate and is supported by the proprietor and a Government grant. |
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REDMOSS |
Redmoss
Redmoss
Redmoss |
James Cruickshank Ladiesford
Miss Clark Boyndlie School
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A small farm house a little South of Boyndlie School. The Property of Mrs. Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen. |
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FLINT ARROWHEADS FOUND [Denhead] |
Flint Arrowheads found here |
Mr Robertson Denhead
W. Hadden Irveston |
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Several years ago Mr. Robertson while ploughing, found a number of the Flints mentioned, as specified on Trace & has them still in his posession. |
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BLACKHILLS |
Blackhills |
George Esslemont Muirstone
George Brown, New Pitsligo
James Murray Auchintumble |
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Applies to a large number of crofts and farms situated in the north eastern portion of the Parish. The district is bounded on the east by the Public Road running past Macknagran Greenburn and Muirstone. On the west by the valley stream running past Tormair
Coulterfannie and Newbiggin. On the south by the Parish Boundary, & on the North by Kirkmyres 11.14 trace 5 |
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IRVESTONE |
Irvestone
Irvestone
Irvestone |
W. Hadden Tenant
Mr. Watt Brownhill
Mr. Cook Brownhill |
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A small croft on the west side of the public road, on the top of a rising ground, Garden and outhouses attached. Property of Mrs Ogilvie Forbes Boyndly House, Aberdeen. |
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BROWNHILL |
Brownhill
Brownhill |
Mr. Watt, Tenant
Mr. Cook, Tenant |
007 |
Applies to three neat Crofts, Steadings and gardens attd. [attached] occupied by various tenants
Property of Mrs Ogilvie Forbes. |
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CROSSBRAE |
Crossbrae
Crossbrae |
Mr. Cook, Tenant
Mr. Watt Brownhill |
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A neat Farm house & steading S.E. [South East] side of Pub. [Public] Road. Property of Mrs Ogilvie Forbes. |
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HEADROOM OF TARMAIR |
Headroom of Tarmair
Headroom of Tarmair
Headroom of Tarmair |
James Watson Pitsligo
Mr Fowlie Boyndlie
Mr Rankin Kirkhill |
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Applies to a number of Crofts on both sides of County road, a short distance north of Brownhill. |
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MUIRSTONE |
Muirstone
Muirstone |
Mr. Milne Tenant
Mr. Esselmont, Tenant |
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Applies to two Farm houses steadings and gardens attached. Property of Lord Saulton Ness Castle, Inverness |
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GREENBURN |
Greenburn
Greenburn |
Mr. Jaffrey, tenant
Mr. Milne |
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A small Croft, near the side of the Pub. [Public] road. Property of Lord Saulton Ness Castle, Inverness. |
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COULTERFANNIE |
Coulterfannie
Coulterfannie
Coulterfannie |
Mr. Cook Brownhill
Mr. Milne Brownhill
Mr. Jaffrey, Greenburn |
007 |
Applies to two Crofts, Outhouses etc. attached. Property of Mrs O. Forbes. |
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SMIDDYSEAT |
Smiddyseat
Smiddyseat
Smiddyseat |
Mr. Munro, Smiddyseat
Mr. Mutch, Smiddyseat
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Applies to one good Farm and several Crofts situated a short distance West of Whitewell. The Property of Lord Saltoun. |
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WHITEWELL |
Whitewell
Whitewell
Whitewell |
Mr R. Pittendreach, Whitewell
Mr. White South Whitewell
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Applies to a Substantially built Farm House, having numerous out offices, Water power Threshing Mill, good vegetable Gardens etc. The Property of Lord Saltoun. |
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COLDHOME |
Coldhome
Coldhome
Coldhome |
Mr. White South Whitewell
Mr. Dickie, Burn of Marno
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Applies to a Small Farm and Cothouse situated a short distance South of Smiddyseat. The Property of Lord Saltoun. |
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BURN OF MARNO |
Burn of Marno
Burn of Marno
Burn of Marno |
Mr. Dickie, Burn of Marno
Mr. White South Whitewell
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A substantially built Farm having good out offices and Vegetable Garden attached. The Property of Lord Saltoun. |
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SOUTH WHITEWELL |
South Whitewell
South Whitewell
South Whitewell |
Mr. White South Whitewell
Mr. Dickie, Burn of Marno
Valuation Roll |
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Applies to a good Farm situated a short distance N.E. [North East] of Burn of Marno, there is a good Farm Steading lately Erected and the Dwelling House is in the Course of Erection. The Property of Lord Saltoun. |
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LONEBURN |
Loneburn
Loneburn
Loneburn |
John Pratt Loneburn
Mr. Cruickshank Ladiesford
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Applicable to a number of small farms, situate between Craigmaud and Ladiesford. The property of Mrs Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen. |
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BLACKRIGG |
Blackrigg
Blackrigg
Blackrigg |
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
Mr. Duncan Brownknowe
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A small farm on the Estate of Boyndlie about a mile north east of Mill of Tillinamolt ([plan 7 [Trace] 2) The property of Mrs Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen. |
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BROWNKNOWE |
Brownknowe
Brownknowe
Brownknowe |
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
Mr. Duncan Tenant
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A small farm on west side of public road, about ½ a mile north of Lord Pitsligo's Bridge ([plan] 9 [trace 1). The property of Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn |
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LONE BURN |
Lone Burn
Lone Burn
Lone Burn |
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
Mr. Duncan Brownknowe
Mr. Stepburn South Skelmanae |
007 |
This name applies to a small stream rising in the moss lands of Brownknowe and flowing in an easterly direction it joins the Gonar Burn a short distance east of Tillinamolt |
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PRATTSHAUGH |
Prattshaugh
Prattshaugh
Prattshaugh |
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
James Riddele Tenant
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Applicable to a number of farms and crofters houses on the Estate of Boyndlie, upwards of 2½ miles north East of New Pitsligo. The property of Mrs. Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen |
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SKELMANAE |
Skelmanae
Skelmanae
Skelmanae |
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
Mr. Watson Mains of Skelmanae
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Three small farms bearing this name about ½ a mile north of Mains of Skelmanae. The property of The Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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HILL OF MACKNAGRAN |
Hill of Macknagran
Hill of Macknagran
Hill of Macknagran |
George White Blackhill
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
Thomas Easton Newbigging |
007 |
A small eminence about a quarter of mile east of Berry lea. It is not known how it got this name. |
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MACKNAGRAN |
Macknagran
Macknagran
Macknagran |
George White Blackhills
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
Thomas Easton Newbigging |
007 |
A farm house and office attached a little to the south of Hill of Macknagran. The Property of Lord Saltoun. |
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PICT'S HOUSE [Macknagran] |
Pict's House
Pict's House |
George White Blackhills
Andrew Young Gamekeeper |
007 |
Applicable to a small circular enclosure of Earth and stones a short distance south of Macknagran. It is supposed to be the remains of a settlement of the ancient Britons, as there were a number of them to be seen about Macknagran at one time, but they have been destroyed in improving the Land.
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HILLSIDE OF SKILMANAE |
Hillside of Skelmanae
Hillside of Skelmanae
Hillside of Skelmanae |
Peter Slessor Tenant
S. Farquhar Cowlair
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A farm house and office about a mile north of Mains of Skelamanae ([plan 7 trace 3]) The property of the Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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CORSEHILL |
Corsehill
Corsehill
Corsehill |
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
S. Farquhar Cowlair
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Two small crofts a little to the north of Hillside of Skelmanae. The property of Mrs Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen. |
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NEWBIGGING |
Newbigging
Newbigging
Newbigging |
Thomas Easton Tenant
George White Blackhills
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A small farm house and office a short distance north east of Corsehill. The property of Mrs. Ogilvie Forbes Aberdeen. |
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BERRYLEA |
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Thomas Easton New bigging George Clark Tenant |
007 |
A small farm house a little to the east of Newbigging The property of Lord Saltoun. |
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MIRYDUBS BURN |
Mirydubs Burn
Mirydubs Burn
Mirydubs Burn |
William Jack Hawkhill
James Peters Strichen
James Murray Auchentumb |
007 |
This name is applied to a Small Stream formed by several drains 14 Chains east of "Hillside of Skelmanae" farmhouse. It runs in an easterly direction to junction of drain forming the boundary of Fraserburgh (Det.) [Detached], thence called Burn of Auchentumb.
The ground on either side of this stream was formerly called the "Miry dubs" But being now drained into this channel, that name has become obsolete.
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GREENBURN |
Greenburn
Greenburn
Greenburn |
George White Blackhill
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A superior stone and slated farm house & offices, and a croft about 1/2 a mile east of Macknagran. The property of Lord Saltoun. |
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NORTH SKELMANAE, |
North Skelmanae
North Skelmanae
North Skelmanae |
William Cooper Tenant
Andrew Young Gamekeeper
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A farm house & offices about 1/2 a mile south of Corsehill. The property of the Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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COWLAIR |
Cowlair
Cowlair
Cowlair |
J. Farquhar Tenant
Andrew Young Gamekeeper Valuation Roll |
007 |
A small farm house a little to the East of North Skelmanae. The property of the Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes. |
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URNS FOUND [nr Cowlair] |
Urns found here
Urns found here |
George White Blackhill
Andrew Young Gamekeeper |
007 |
Six small jars or urns, were found near the place indicated by cross on Trace, when improving the land. They were found to contain a small quantity of Calcined bones.
Mr White had them reburied at place marked on Trace. |
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Mount John |
Mount John |
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Described in Name Book of Fraserburgh Ch. [Church] (Detached) ] Plan 07.6. |
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CRAIGMAUD |
Craigmaud
Craigmaud
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Mr. Minto Tenant
William Duncan Tenant
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Several farm steadings situate about a mile north of the viillage of New Pitsligo, encircled by yellow baud. The property of the Trustee of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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REDBOG |
Redbog
Redbog
Redbog |
Mr. Rattray New Pitsligo
Mr. Peters New Pitsligo
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A Croft on east side of public road ¼ of a mile west of Mill of Tilinamolt. The property of the Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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GONAR BURN |
Gonar Burn
Gonar Burn
Gonar Burn |
Mr. Minto Craigmaud
Mr. Cardew Mill of Tillnamolt
J. Pennie South Skelmanae |
007 |
A good sized stream rising west of the village of New Pitsligo & enters the Parish from Aberdour through Garvel Woods flowing thru [through] the farms of Craigmaud and Skelmanae, joining the Greenspeck near Auchmeddie farm. |
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LORD PITSLIGO'S BRIDGE |
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Mr. Minto Craigmaud
Mr. Cardno Tillinamolt
Mr. Pennie Skelmanae |
007 |
Applicable to a low structure spanning the Gonar Burn, where it is crossed by the Public road from New Pitsligo to Aberdeen near the farm of Craigmaud. It is about a chain west of the present bridge. There are seven conduits thro [through] which the Gonar flows & in one of these it is said Lord Pitsligo hid in the /45 . Hence the name. It is a County Bridge. |
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TILLINAMOLT |
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Mr. Cardno Tenant
Mr. J. Pennie Skelmanae
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A superior dwelling house and offices ½ a mile east of Lord Pitsligo's Bridge. The property of Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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MILL OF TILLINAMOLT |
Mill of Tillinamolt
Mill of Tillinamolt
Mill of Tillinamolt |
Mr. Cardno Occupier
Mr J. Pennie Skelmanae
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A farm house and office about ¼ of a mile west of Tillinamolt. There is a Corn Mill immediately north from which it is named. The property of Trustee of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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CORN MILL [Mill of Tillinamolt] |
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A farm house and office about ¼ of a mile west of Tillinamolt. There is a Corn Mill immediately north from which it is named. The property of Trustee of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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SCAREHILL |
Scarehill
Scarehill
Scarehill |
John Murray Tenant
Mr. J. Pennie Skelmanae Valuation Roll |
007 |
A small farm about ½ a mile south wast of Mill of Tillinamolt. The property of the Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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SOUTH SKELMANAE |
South Skelmanae
South Skelmanae
South Skelmanae |
Mr. J. Pennie Tenant
Mr Stepburn Tenant
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Applicable to three farm steadings lying to the south east of Mill of Tillinamolt. The property of Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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MAINS OF SKELMANAE |
Mains of Skelmanae
Mains of Skelmanae
Mains of Skelmanae |
William Watson Tenant
Mr. Stepburn South Skelmanae
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A commodious stone and slated farm steading situate a short distance north East of South Skelmanae. The property of Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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ROUNDHILLOCK |
Roundhillock
Roundhillock
Roundhillock |
W. Watson Mains of Skelmanae
Robert Johnstone Turclossie
Valuation Roll |
007 |
A small farm house on west side of public Road, about ½ a mile north west of Scarehill. The property of the Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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TURCLOSSIE |
Turclossie
Turclossie
Turclossie |
Robert Johnstone Tenant
Mr. Stepburn South Skelmanae
Valuation Roll |
007 |
Two farm houses with office attached a shortt distance west of Roundhillock. The property of the Trustees of the late Sir John Forbes of Fettercairn. |
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GREY EWE |
Grey Ewe
Grey Ewe |
Robert Johnstone Tarclossie
Mr. Stepburn South Skelmanae |
007 |
A large rock adjacent to the Parish Boundary about ¼ of a mile from South Skelmanae. |
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GREENSPECK |
Greenspeck
Greenspeck
Greenspeck |
Valuation Roll
Mr. A MacKay Tenant
Mr. A Peter New Pitsligo |
007 |
A good farm house & Offices. The property of Lady Clinton. |
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GREENLOCH |
Greenloch
Greenloch
Greenloch |
Valuation Roll
Mr. Alexander MacKay
Mr. A Peter |
007 |
A small farm, a little east of the above. The property of Lady Clinton |
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BALNAMOON |
Balnamoon
Balnamoon
Balnamoon |
Valuation Roll
Mr. A MacKay
Mr. A Peter |
007 |
Several small farms or crofts, situate about half a mile east of the village of New Pitsligo. |
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BLACKHILLOCK |
Blackhillock
Blackhillock
Blackhillock |
Mr. A MacKay
Mr. A Peter
Mr. F. Ogston Tenant |
007 |
A small farmsteading. The property of Lady Clinton |
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CROFT OF BACKBURN |
Croft of Backburn
Croft of Backburn
Croft of Backburn |
Mr. A Mackie Ground Officer Greenspeck
Mr. John Fenty Occupier
Mr. Smith. Backburn |
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A small croft, situated about ¾ of a mile south pf Backburn farmhouse (7.15 trace 3). The property of Lord Clinton. |
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NITTANSHEAD |
Nittanshead
Nittanshead |
Mr. Robb Tenant,
Valuation Roll |
012 |
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MONSETHIE |
Monsethie
Monsethie |
Mr. Robb
Mr. Morris Poor Inspector |
012 |
A Cultivated hill feature rising immediately from the west side of the village, well known by this name. |
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MARY'S VALLEY |
Mary's Valley
Mary's Valley |
Alexander Davie Tenant
Valuation Roll |
012 |
A small croft, Garden attd. [attached] near a corner of the Ph. Bry. [Parish boundary]. Sir J Forbes, Fettercairn. |
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GRAVE [nr Monsethie] |
Grave
Grave |
Mr. Davie
Mr. Davidson, High Street |
012 |
A person named Leggat Committed Suicide about the year 1798, and according to usage of the period was buried in a division of Laird Ships. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [New Pitsligo] |
F.C. [Free Church] Manse
F.C. [Free Church] Manse |
Mr. Taylor Minister
Mr. Davidson, High Street |
012 |
A spacious building, near South end of High Street, west side, Garden enclosure, Erected about 8 years ago at a cost of about £1000. Property of the Free Church. |
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FREE CHURCH [New Pitsligo] |
Free Church
Free Church |
Mr. Taylor Minister
Mr. Davidson, Merchant |
012 |
A rectangular plain building standing near the S. [South] end of Low Street, west side, near the junction of the T.P. [Turn Pike] from Strichen, Erected in the year 1845. Seated for about 300. Salary about £120.0.0 raised by the congregation and fees sustenation fund. Propy. [Property] of Free Church. |
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TUMULUS [New Pitsligo] |
Tumulus
Tumulus |
Mr. Morris Poor Inspector
Mr. Davidson Merchant |
012 |
This Council mound is situate S. [South] side of the P. [Public] road, and west side of the OC. [Old County] road leading to Mrs. Wood's farm. It has been considered as an ambiguity by the oldest inhabitant, several years ago it was partly excavated, but whether any thing was found or not, I could not ascertain. It is generally believed to be a place of Sepulture used by the aborigines of the Country.
"There are many Tumuli in this parish & neighbourhood, some have been opened and found to contain Coffins of Gray flagstones, set on their edges, sides and ends, & covered above with the same sort of stones. In those coffins were human bones." Old Statistical Account |
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REDBOG |
Redbog
Redbog
Redbog |
Mr. Brown Redbog
Valuation Roll
Mr. Rattray New Pitsligo |
013 |
A small farm having large Vegetable Garden, and thraeshing Mill attached situated about a Mile and a half South East of New Pitsligo, the Property of the Heirs of Lady Clinton. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Mr. Murray Woodside
Valuation Roll
Mr. Brown Redbog |
013 |
Applies to a small farm having out office Vegetable Garden etc. attached situated a short distance North of Leechesburn. The Property of the Heirs of Lady Clinton. |
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LEECHESBURN |
Leechesburn
Leechesburn
Leechesburn |
Mr. Murray Woodside
Mr. Brown Redbog
Valuation Roll |
013 |
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CAIRNHIGH |
Cairnhigh
Cairnhigh
Cairnhigh |
Mr. Gold, Cairnhigh
Valuation Roll
Mr. Murray, Woodside |
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Applies to two small Farms or Crofts having out Office Vegetable Gardens etc. attached. Situated a short distance East of Woodside, the property of the Heirs of Lady Clinton. |
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LEECHES BURN |
Leeches Burn
Leeches Burn
Leeches Burn |
William Clubb, Redhouse
Andrew Peters, New Pitsligo
Alexander Mackay Greenspeck |
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A small stream running along and forming southern march of Croft of the same name. Being applicable from Public road (12.4. track 6) eastward to drain at junction of Strichen Parish.
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[Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 8 APR. 91 [1891] |
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INDEX
Names -- Sheet - Plan - Page
Allanshill -- 7 - 1 - 42
Bridge of Auchlin -- 2 - 10 - 3
Blythehillock -- 2 - 14 - 7
Boyndle House -- 2 - 14 -11
Braehead -- 6 -12 - 25
Backburn -- 6 - 15 - 31
Back Burn -- 6 - 11 & 15 -31
Backhill -- 6 - 16 - 34
Baptist Chapel -- 6 - 16 - 38
Bank -- 6 - 16 - 39
Boyndlee School -- 7 - 1 - 43
Blackhills -- 7 - 2 & 6 - 45
Brownhill -- 7 - 2 - 47
Burn of Marno -- 7 - 3 - 50
Blackrigg -- 7 - 5 - 51
Brownknowe --7 - 5 - 51
Berrylea -- 7 - 6 - 54
Balnamoon -- 7 - 13 - 63
Blackhillock -- 7 - 13 - 63
Burn of Marno -- 7 - 3 - 50
Castle Hills -- 2 - 13 - 6
Cairnycroch -- 2 - 13 - 6
Corn Mill -- 2 - 14 - 8
Church -- 2 - 14 - 8
Corn Mill -- 2 - 15 - 15
Corn Mill -- 2 - 16 - 17
Cairnywhing -- 6 - 11 - 23
Corn Mill -- 6 -16 - 37
Church ((Quoad Sacra) -- 6 - 16 - 40
Church Street -- 6 - 16 - 40
Congregational Chapel -- 6 - 16 - 40
Coins found -- 7 - 1 - 42
Crossbrae -- 7 - 2 - 47
Coulterfannie -- 7 - 2 - 48
Coldhome -- 7 - 3 - 49
Corsehill -- 7 - 6 - 54
Cowlair -- 7 - 6 - 57
Craigmaud -- 7 - 9 - 59
Corn Mill -- 7 - 9 - 61
Croft of Backburn -- 12 - 3 - 65
Cairnhigh -- 13 - 1 - 70
Craw Burn -- 12 - 4 - 67
Den of Boyndlee -- 2 - 13 - 6
Den Burn -- 6 - 16 - 37
Denhead -- 7 - 1 - 41
Flobbans -- 2 - 13 - 5
Flint Arrowheads found -- 2 - 13 - 6
Flint Arrowheads found -- 7 - 1 - 41
Flint Arrowheads found -- 7 - 2 - 45
F. C. [Free Church] Manse -- 12 - 4 - 68
Free Church -- 12 - 4 - 68
Garvelside -- 6 - 12 - 25
Garvel Wood -- 6 - 12 - 26
Gonar Cottage -- 6 - 12 - 26
Glasslaw Burn -- 6 - 12 - 28
Gas Works -- 6 - 16 - 35
Greenburn -- 7 - 2 - 48
Greenburn -- 7 - 6 - 57
Gonar Burn -- 7 - 9 - 59
Grey Ewe -- 7 - 9 - 62
Greenspeck -- 7 - 13 - 63
Greenloch -- 7 - 3 - 63
Greenspeck Burn -- 6 -12 & 16 - 63
Greenspeck Burn -- 7 - 13 & 14 - 63 |
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Index
Names-Sheet-Plan-Page
Grave -- 12 - 4 - 67
Hillhead -- 2 - 15 - 15
Hill of Turclossie -- 6 - 12 - 28
Hillhead -- 6 - 16 - 34
Hindhillock -- 6 - 16 - 34
Hill of Turlundie -- 6 - 16 - 35
High Street -- 6 - 16 - 36
Hall -- 6 - 16 - 39
Hill of Macknagran -- 7 - 6 - 53
Hillside of Skelmanai -- 7 - 6 - 54
Headroom of Tannair -- 7 - 2 - 47
Inn -- 6 - 16 - 37
Irvistone -- 7 - 2 - 47
Kirkhill -- 2 - 14 - 11
Kirkimyres -- 2 - 14 - 12
Kirktown -- 2 - 14 - 12
Law Cairn -- 6 - 8 - 21
Langleys -- 6 - 12 - 27
Low Street -- 6 - 16 - 36
Lower Cairnmurmie -- 7 - 1 - 41
Ladisford -- 7 - 1 - 43
Loneburn -- 7 - 5 - 51
Lone Burn -- 6 - 8 - 51
Lone Burn -- 7 - 5 - 51
Lord Pitsligo's Bridge -- 7 - 9 - 60
Leechesburn -- 13 - 1 - 69
Leeches Burn -- 12 - 4 - 71
Leeches Burn -- 13 - 1 - 71
Murnan Well -- 2 - 13 - 6
Milltown of Boyndlie -- 2 - 14 - 8
Manse -- 2 - 14 - 8
Mains -- 2 - 14 - 11
Monks Well -- 6 - 8 - 21
Monkswell -- 6 - 8 - 21
Midtown -- 6 - 12 - 27
Mains -- 6 - 16 - 33
Manse --6 - 16 - 33
Market Place -- 6 - 16 - 38
Marchland -- 7- 1 - 42
Muirstone -- 7 - 2 - 48
Macknagran -- 7 - 6 - 53
Mirydubs Burn -- 7 - 6 - 55
Mount John -- 7 - 6 - 58
Mill of Tillinamolt -- 7 - 9 - 61
Mains of Skelmanae -- 7 - 9 - 62
Mousthie -- 12 - 4 - 67
Mary's Valley -- 12 - 4 - 67
Nether Boyndlie -- 2 - 14 - 7
Newseat -- 2 - 15 - 16
Nether Mill of Tyrie -- 2 - 16 - 17
North Monkswell -- 6 - 4 - 19
Nethertown -- 6 - 12 - 27
New Pitsligo -- 6 - 16 - 35
Newbigging -- 7 - 6 - 54
North Skelmanae -- 7 - 6 - 57
Nittanshead -- 12 - 4 - 67
Quertown -- 6 - 16 - 33
Post Office -- 2 - 14 - 13
Pikerstown -- 2 - 15 - 16
Pict's House -- 6 - 12 - 26
Post Office -- 6 - 16 - 35
Poorhouse -- 6 - 16 - 36
Police Station -- 6 - 16 - 37
Parsonage -- 6 - 16 - 38
Prattshaugh -- 7 - 5 - 52
Pict's House -- 7 - 6 - 53
Rebel Hill -- 2 - 13 - 5
Redmoss -- 7 - 1 - 43
Redbog -- 7 - 9 - 59
Roundhillock -- 7 - 9 - 62
Redbog -- 13- 1 - 69
Site of Cairn -- 2 - 13 - 5
Stone Cist found -- 2 - 13 - 6
School -- 2 - 14 - 8
Stewartfield -- 6 - 15 - 31
Schools -- 6 - 16 - 37
School Street -- 6 - 16 - 38
St John's Episcopal Chapel -- 6 - 16 - 39
Schools -- 6 - 16 - 39
Smiddyseat -- 7 - 3 - 49
South Whitewell -- 7 - 3 - 50
Skelmanae -- 7 - 5 - 52 |
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Names-Sheet-Plan-Page
Scarehill -- 7 - 9 - 61
South Skelmanae -- 7 - 9 - 61
Supposed Site of Church & Burial Ground -- 2 - 15 - 14
Tarmair -- 2 - 14 - 12
Tyrie Mains -- 2 - 15 - 15
Turlundie Cottage -- 6 - 16 - 40
Tillinamolt -- 7 - 9 - 60
Turclossie -- 7 - 9 - 62
Tumulus -- 12 - 4 - 68
Upper Boyndlie -- 2 - 13 - 5
Upper Craigmaud -- 6 - 12 - 25
Urn containing human remains &c found -- 6 - 12 - 27
Upper Cairnmurnin -- 7 - 1 - 41
Urns found -- 7 - 6 - 57
Volunteer Rifle Range -- 6 - 12 - 29
Wards of Boyndlie -- 2 - 14 - 7
Water of Tyrie -- 2 - 14 - 9
Woodhead -- 6 - 11 - 23
Woodside -- 6 - 12 - 26
Whitewell -- 6 - 3 - 49
Woodside -- 13 - 1 - 69
Note: Mains of Skelmanae -- 7 - 5 - 52 Altered by Authority of John Sleigh Esq, Factors office. Strichen Mains. To be used for lst purposes only, further investigation to be made during the revision of the longer Scales. By order of the D. G. [Director General] 12.8.[18]95. |
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