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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| REDFORD | Redford Redford Redford Redford & North Alehouse |
Mesrs. Stronach & Duguid. Factors Mr William Lamb North Alehouse Mr James Thomson Newseat Valuation Roll 1859 - 60 |
038 | Three Small Cottages or Crofts, so called with outhouses, gardens etc. attached also a few acres of land, each the property of The Governors of Robert Gordon's Hospital. Aberdeen |
| Site of CAMP [Redford] | Camp (site of) Camp (site of) Camp (site of) |
Mr William Lamb Mr James Thomson Mr William Thomson Milltown |
038 | A native camp is supposed to have stood here, but by whom or when it was occupied cannot be satisfactorily assertained at present from any of the old inhabitants. |
| KIPPERIE BURN | Kipperie Burn Kipperie Burn Kipperie Burn |
Mr William Lamb Mr James Thomson Mr William Thomson |
038 | A small stream so called from a Craigie or Rocky Eminence near this burn, but in the Parish of Tarves which place is Called "The Kipperie" This Burn rises from some drains and springs, and flows in an Easterly direction & forming the Parish Boundary, till joins the Yowlie Burn |
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[Page] 6Parish of Udny
Kipperie Burn
Kipper. A Salmon in the state of spawning, Salmon salted,
Kipper may literally signify a baked fish.
To Kipper. To Cure fish by means of salt, and pepper, and by hanging
them up. (Jamieson by Dr [Doctor] Longmuir).
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Kate51- Moderator, MaxInSpain , John Jessiman, M-R
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