OS1/4/18/20
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHAPELTOWN OF KILNMAICHLIE | Chapeltown of Kilnmaichlie Chapeltown of Kilnmaichlie Chapeltown of Kilnmaichlie Chapeltown of Kilnmaichlie Chapeltown Chapelton Chapeltown of Kilmaichlie |
Thomas Smith Dalrachie William Grant Dalrachie James Leslie Parkhead Mr. Alexander Smith Tomintoul List of Roads and Bridges Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 New Statistical Account |
035 | An ordinary sized farm house, with garden, offices and farm attached. the property of Sir G. McPherson Grant Ballindalloch. |
| CÀRN A' BHODAICH | Carn a Bhodaich | Thomas Smith Dalrachie William Grant Dalrachie James Leslie Parkhead William Alexander Smith Tomintoul |
035 | A large cairn of stones in the field immediately east of the farm house of Chapeltown, and supposed to be a sepulchral cairn. |
| CAIRN [Chapeltown of Kilnmaichlie] | 035 | In the same field a similar cairn was removed some years ago, in which there was found a stone cist or coffin, containing bituminous earth. It was surrounded by large flagstones set on end & in the form of a circle: the whole being covered by a cairn of stones. | ||
| A STONE COFFIN FOUND HERE [Chapeltown of Kilnmaichlie] | 035 | In the same field a similar cairn was removed some years ago, in which there was found a stone cist or coffin, containing bituminous earth. It was surrounded by large flagstones set on end & in the form of a circle: the whole being covered by a cairn of stones. | ||
| CHAPEL WELL | Chapel Well | Thomas Smith Dalrachie William Grant Dalrachie James Leslie Parkhead William Alexander Smith Tomintoul |
035 | A copious Spring of excellent water, in the same field with, and a few chains south of, "Carn a Bhodaich" - said to be a Holy Well. |
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[Page] 20Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Inveravon
[Note to Càrn a' Bhodaich:]
Old Man's Cairn is the
meaning of this name
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