Banffshire, Volume 18

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Banffshire OS Name Books, 1867-1869
  4. Banffshire, Volume 18
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/4/18/1 INVERAVEN Inveraven Inveraven Inveraven Inveraven Inveraven Inveraven Inveraven Inveraven Inveraven Philip's Co. [County] Atlas Fullarton's Gazetteer Sheriff's List of Parishes Old Statistical Account New Statistical Account Johnston's Co. [County] Map Oliver & Boyd's Almanac Ainslie's Map of Scotland Robertson's Map of Banffshire 023 ; 029 ; 031 ; 036 ; 041 ; 042 The parish of Inveraven is in the Presbytery of Aberlour and Synod of Moray. Patron, the Earl of Seafield. It is bounded on the west by the parish of Knockando and the united parishes of Cromdale, Advie and Inverallan; on the north by the parish of Knockando; on the north-east by the parishes of Aberlour and Mortlach; on the east by the parish of Cabrach; on the south-east by the parishes of Glenbucket and Strathdon; and on the south-west by the parish of Kirkmichael. The parish of Inveraven is partly in the County of Elgin and partly [continued on page 2]
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OS1/4/18/2 Inveraven Continued [continued from page 1] in the County of Banff. The portion in the County of Elgin contains about 1588 statute acres, and is situated in the north-west of the parish; the remainder of the parish, which is situated in the county of Banff, contains about 47696 statute acres, herein stands both the parish church and the church of the Quoad Sacra parish of Achbrock, It has no detached portions in any other parish, neither are there detached portions of any other parish within its limits. "Most part of the parish consists of moor and mountain, giving the district a bleak aspect, except along the rivers, where the land is arable, and occasionally adorned with attractive and picturesque scenery. Much waste land, however, has been redeemed; particularly in Glenlivet. There is a considerable extent of oak wood on the banks of the Spey; and copses of birch and alder abound on the banks of the other streams." Fullarton's Gazetteer.
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OS1/4/18/3 KIRKMICHAEL Kirkmichael Kirkmichael Kirkmichael Kirkmichael Kirkmichael Kirkmichael Kirkmichael Kirkmichael Kirkmichael Kirkmichael Philip's Co. [County] Atlas Fullartons Gazetteer Sheriff's List of Parishes Old Statistical Account New Statistical Account Johnston's Co. [County] Map Oliver & Boyd's Almanac Ainslies Map of Scotland Blacks Map of Scotland Robertsons Map of Banffshire The parish of Kirkmichael is in the Presbytery of Abernethy and Synod of Moray. Patron the Earl of Seafield. It is bounded on the north-east by the parish of Inveraven, on the east by the parish of Strathdon and the united parishes of Tarland and Migvie; on the south by the united parishes of Braemar and Crathie; on the west by the united parishes of Cromdale, Advie and Inverallan; and Abernethy and Kincardries. The parish of Kirkmichael is in the Co. [County] of Banff and contains about 76,280 statute acres; It has no detached portions in any other parish, neither are there detached portions of any other parish within its [continued on page 4]
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OS1/4/18/4 Kirkmichael Continued [continued from page 3] its limits. "Its upper part, to the length of 12 or 15 miles, lies wholly among the Cairngorm Grampians, and is uninhabited. Its lower part consists of the vale and both screens of the Avon down to near the influx of the Livet, and is bounded on the one side by Glenlivet, and on the other side by the estate of Ballindalloch. The water of the Alltnach traces the western boundary for about 6 miles; and lofty lines of water-shed form most of the other boundaries, both with the contiguous counties and with Inveraven. Natural barriers separate it almost everwhere from the surrounding and more open districts. *** It is altogether a wildly Highland region - called, indeed, by the Gaelic-speaking population, a Strath, under the name of Strathaven - but really being nothing else for many miles than one of the wildest of the Highland glens, and then softening little more for a number of miles, than to become barely inhabitable. *** The banks of the Avon, however, are pleasant enough, and in different places tufted with groves of birch, mixed with some alder." Fullarton's Gazetteer. Tomintoul and all the district south thereof was erected a parish Quoad Sacra by the General Assembly in 1833, the Church being situated in the village of Tomintoul, the parish church stands about 5 miles further to the north.
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OS1/4/18/5 LITTLE DALRACHIE Little Dalrachie Little Dalrachie Little Dalrachie William Ingram Occupier Alexander Leslie Merchant Alexander Stewart Dell 035 A cottars house and croft of land, occupied by William Ingram, the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/5 CHABET WATER Chabet Water Chabet Water Chabet Water Kebat Water Kebat Alexander Shearer Inverchabet Alexander Cameron Ballinlish Peter Grant Tomintoul Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer 035 One of the principal tributaries of the Avon, it has its source in several rills which rise in the Feith Gheal and Feith Musach and after a sinuous course of four miles enters the Avon near Ballcorach. Meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/5 THE SLOBACH The Slobach The Slobach The Slobach William Ingram Alexander Stewart Altnaha Alexander Stewart, Dell 035 A wet marshy hollow thro [through] which a small stream flows to the Avon. Meaning - a wet sloppy place.
OS1/4/18/5 [Page] 5 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff [Note to Chabet Water:] On 40
OS1/4/18/6 ALLT A' CHNOIC Allt a Chnoic Allt a Chnoic Alexander Stewart Knock J McLauchlan Kinardochy James Stewart Ballantruan 035 A small stream which rises on Carn Eachie and joins the Avon near Knock. Meaning the Hill Burn.
OS1/4/18/6 ALLT BALNABEINNE Allt Balnabeinne Alexander Stewart Knock J McLauchlan Kinardochy James Stewart Ballantruan 035 A small stream which rises on Cromdale Hills and joins the Avon near Mains of Inverourie, named from an old house which stood on its banks.
OS1/4/18/6 CARN EACHIE Carn Eachie Alexander Stewart Knock J McLauchlan Kinardochy James Stewart Ballantruan 035 A very high hill on the Cromdale range, of which it is a prominent feature. Meaning unknown. The highest point of this hill attains an elevation of about 2316 feet above mean sea level.
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OS1/4/18/7 THE BODACH The Bodach The Bodach The Bodach Alexander Stewart Dell Alexander Stewart Altnaha William Ingram Little Dalrachie 035 A small knoll on the Cromdale Hills on which a shepherd's cairn has been erected. the name signifies the old man.
OS1/4/18/7 CLAIS A' MHARCAICHE Clais a Mharcaiche Clais a Mharcaiche Clais a Mharcaiche William Ingram Little Dalrachie Alexander Stewart Altnaha 035 A small valley separated from the Avon by a steep woody bank. the name signifies the Rider's hollow.
OS1/4/18/7 CLAIS AN LÌN Clais an Lìn William Ingram Little Dalrachie Alexander Stewart Altnaha 035 A small hollow near the farm of Altnaha. the name signifies the Lint hollow.
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OS1/4/18/8 TOM NA BOTHAIN Tom na Bothain Tom na Bothain Tom na Bothain Alexander Stewart Knock Alexander Stewart Altnaha William Ingram Little Dalrachie 035 A small cultivated knowe on which is erected a bothy, hence the name.
OS1/4/18/8 CNOCAN NAN SÌTHEAN Cnocan nan Sithean Alexander Stewart Knock Alexander Stewart Altnaha William Ingram Little Dalrachie 035 A prominent hillock on Avonside, the name means the Little Fairies Hillock.
OS1/4/18/8 CAOCHAN AIRGID Coachan Airgid Alexander Stewart Knock Alexander Stewart Altnaha William Ingram Little Dalrachie 035 A little rivulet near Ballanloan, tributary of the Avon. the name means the Silver stream.
OS1/4/18/8 CAOCHAN NA MÀIG Caochan na Màig Alexander Stewart Knock Alexander Stewart Altnaha William Ingram Little Dalrachie 035 A small stream which rises on the Cromdale Hills and joins the Avon near Lyne. the name signifies the Burn of the arable field.
OS1/4/18/8 [Page] 8 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note to Cnocan nan Sìthean:] Dot out
OS1/4/18/9 EASTER LYNE Easter Lyne Easter Lyne Easter Lyne John Stewart Dell Alexander Stewart Altnaha Valuation Roll 1866-67 035 Two cottars houses on the farm of Lyne, occupied by Charles Coutts. the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/9 LYNE Lyne Lynn John Stewart Dell Alexander Stewart Altnaha Valuation Roll 1866-67 Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 035 A middling sized farm steading & farm of land, occupied by Charles Coutts the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/9 ALLTNAHA Alltnaha Alltnaha Alltnaha Alltnaha Aultinha Alexander Stewart Tenant John Stewart Dell Alexander Stewart Knock Valuation Roll 1866-67 Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 035 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond, the name is a corruption of Allt na H-ath, or the Kiln Burn.
OS1/4/18/9 [Page] 9 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/10 DELL Dell Dell Dell Dell Alexander Stewart Tenant John Stewart Tenant Valuations Roll 1866.67 Blacks Map of Scotland 035 A middling sized farmsteading and farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/10 ALLTGLANDER COTTAGES Alltglander Cottages Alexander Stewart John Stewart Valuations Roll 1866.67 Blacks Map of Scotland 035 Two cottages on the roadside near the bridge of Alltnaglander occupied by laborers, the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/10 DALRACHIE LOCH Dalrachie Loch Alexander Stewart John Stewart Valuations Roll 1866.67 Blacks Map of Scotland 035 A small pool of water referred to in the Statistical account as being the only lake in the parish of Inveravon &c.
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OS1/4/18/11 FÈITHEAN GORMA Feithean Gorm Feithean Gorm Feithean Gorm Alexander Stewart Knock Alexander Stewart Altnaha James Stewart Ballanstruan 035 A green swampy bog on the Cromdale Hills above Ballanloan the name signifies the green Bogs or mires
OS1/4/18/11 ALLT NA CRÌCHE Alt na Crìche Alexander Stewart Knock Alexander Stewart Altnaha James Stewart Ballanstruan 035 A small stream which rises on Cromdale Hills and joins the Avon at Easter Lyne it is the boundary stream between Inveravon & Kirkmichael hence the name.
OS1/4/18/11 ATHAN DÀIDH Àth an Dàidh Alexander Stewart Knock Alexander Stewart Altnaha James Stewart Ballanstruan 035 A private ford on the Avon near Dell. the name signifies David's little ford.
OS1/4/18/11 [Page] 11 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff [Notes to Athan Dàidh:] Ath Dhaibhidh Ath an Dàidh Ford of the David Ath Dàidh Ford of David but better Ath Dhaibhidh A proper noun masculine is aspirated exception A proper noun beginning with D or F governed by a noun ending in N is commonly plain. yes when an is joined Ath [Initialled] J.G.
OS1/4/18/12 CREAG LIATH Creag Liath Creag Liath Creag Liath William Ingram Little Dalrachie Alexander Stewart Altnaha John Stewart Dell 035 A prominent scar on the Cromdale Hills. name signifies the grey craig.
OS1/4/18/12 CREAG ALLTNAHA Creag Alltnaha William Ingram Little Dalrachie Alexander Stewart Altnaha John Stewart Dell 035 A prominent rocky precipice near the summit of the Cromdale Hills. takes the name from the adjoining Burn.
OS1/4/18/12 ALLT NA HA Allt na Ha William Ingram Little Dalrachie Alexander Stewart Altnaha John Stewart Dell 035 A small stream which rises on the Cromdale Hills and joins the Avon near the farmsteading of the same name. the name is a corruption of Allt na Ath, or the Kiln Burn.
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OS1/4/18/12 [Page] 12 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Notes to Allt na Ha:] Allt na h'atha?. To distinguish the word Àth a Kiln from Àth a ford the spelling ought to be àtha in the former and àth in the latter The pronunciation in parts of the Highlands and in all parts of Ireland is in accordance with this. This name is written to agree with the adjoining farm house in its corrupt form.
OS1/4/18/13 LIVET WATER Livet Water 035 For authorities and descriptive remark see the Name Book of the 1/2500 work of Inveraven Ph. [Parish]
OS1/4/18/13 [Page] 13 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Inveraven [Note] On 25 Inch Plan
OS1/4/18/14 BRIDGE OF ALLTGLANDER Bridge of Alltglander Bridge of Alltglander Bridge of Aultglander (County) John Grant Inspector James Grant Tomintoul List of roads and Bridges 035 A small stone bridge of one arch over Allt na Glander on the County road. leading from Ballindalloch to Tomintoul &c.
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OS1/4/18/15 LAG BHREAC Lag Bhreac Lag Bhreac Lag Bhreac Alexander Stewart Dell John Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan 035 A small hollow immediately above the Dell. signifyng the Speckled hollow.
OS1/4/18/15 TOBAR NAN RÒINEAG Tobar nan Ròineag Alexander Stewart Dell John Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan 035 A spring well near the farm house of Dell. signifying the Well of the Hairs. On referring this name to the Examr [Examiner] he gives the following additional remarks. "This well had its name from the popular belief that a horse hair may be endowed with motion, if not life, by immersing it in water for a certain time, the experiment used to be tried in this well; such is the current explanation I have invariably got of this name, but on further consideration I think the plural form should be used". The plural form has consequently been adopted.
OS1/4/18/15 TOM A' CHÌNN Tom a Chìnn Alexander Stewart Dell John Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan 035 A prominent round knoll on Carn na Dalach. named from its appearance to the Head Knowe.
OS1/4/18/15 ATH LEATHAN Àth Leathan Alexander Stewart Dell John Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan 035 A private ford over the River Avon. meaning the Broad Ford.
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OS1/4/18/16 SGÒR A' BHALGAIRE Sgor a Bhalgaire Sgor a Bhalgaire Sgor a Bhalgaire Alexander Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach 035 A prominent crag on the east brow of Carn na Dalach. meaning the Fox's Rock.
OS1/4/18/16 LAG A' MHEIRLICH Lag a Mheirleich Alexander Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach 035 A small hollow at the base of Carn Dubh. meaning, the Thief's Howe.
OS1/4/18/16 CÀRN NA DALACH Càrn na Dalach Alexander Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach 035 A prominent ridge lying between Strathavon and Allt na Glander, in continuation of Carn Dubh of which it is a spur, meaning the Hill of the plain.
OS1/4/18/16 SGÒRAN MÒRA Sgòran Mòr Alexander Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach 035 A number of large rocks on the road side near Ballcorach, meaning, the Large Rocks.
OS1/4/18/16 [Page] 16 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note to Sgòran Mòra:] An adjective agrees with its noun in gender number and case
OS1/4/18/17 CHAPEL (Remains of) [Chapeltown of Kilnmaichlie] Chapel (Ruins of) Thomas Smith Dalrachie William Grant Drumin Alexander Smith Tomintoul 035 In the corner of the field immediately east of the farm house of Chapeltown, the foundation walls of a small edifice stands, which is said to be the remains of an ancient Roman Catholic place of Worship. Adjoining the Chapel there is a copious spring. Called Chapel Well.
OS1/4/18/17 CRAIG IN DONICH Craig in Donich Estate Plan 1819 John Fleming Esq. Factor C. Cameron Castletown 035 A steep bank on the west side of the Avon, planted with oak & birch trees. The name applies to both the natural feature and the wood.
OS1/4/18/17 [Page] 17 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Inveravon. [Notes to Craig in Donich:] Creag an Domhnuich or Creag an Domhuaich - The craig of the Chapel Domhnach pronounced Donach Domhhuich or Domhuach an ancient name applied to Churches and sometimes to ancient Religious relics as the "Domhuach Airgid" A very ancient Manuscript in the Royal Hibernian Academy Dublin
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OS1/4/18/19 DALRACHIE Dalrachie Dalrachie Dalrachie Thomas Smith Dalrachie William Grant Dalrachie Alexander Smith Tomintoul 035 An ordinary sized dwelling house, with a court of farm offices and farm attached. Sir G. McPherson Grant proprietor.
OS1/4/18/19 PARKEND Parkend Thomas Smith Dalrachie William Grant Dalrachie Alexander Smith Tomintoul 035 A cottage dwelling on the south side of the river Avon, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/19 TOMCRUIN Tomcruin Thomas Smith Dalrachie William Grant Dalrachie Alexander Smith Tomintoul 035 A cottage dwelling tenanted by a Shepherd - the property of the Duke of Richmond. Meaning: Roundknowe.
OS1/4/18/19 CÀRN GHRANTAICH Carn Grantich Thomas Smith Dalrachie William Grant Dalrachie Alexander Smith Tomintoul 035 A small hill covered with heathy pasture. Situated south east of Tomcruin. The name applies to the whole hill. Anglice: The cairn of the Grants. It is a provincialism.
OS1/4/18/19 CÀRN DAIMH Carn Daimh Thomas Smith Dalrachie William Grant Dalrachie Alexander Smith Tomintoul 035 A large, high hill forming part of a range situated between Strathavon, and Glenlivet. Meaning, Stags Cairn.
OS1/4/18/19 [Page] 19 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael and Inveravon. [Note to Càrn Ghrantaich:] It should be Càrn Ghrantaich to observe the spelling of Leathan ri Leatham, &c, A proper name masculine is aspirated in the genitive.
OS1/4/18/20 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.
OS1/4/18/20 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.
OS1/4/18/20 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.
OS1/4/18/20 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.
OS1/4/18/20 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.
OS1/4/18/20 [Page] 20 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Inveravon [Note to Càrn a' Bhodaich:] Old Man's Cairn is the meaning of this name
OS1/4/18/21 RÉIDH LÈAN . Reidh Lèan Reidh Lèan Alexander Smith Tomintoul Mr. Shaw Baileamhuilinn Mr. Watson Inverlochy Revd. [Reverend] John Smith 035 A spur of the Cromdale Hills situated between Allt Balnabeinne and Allt-na-h'Eirinn. Meaning a flat mountain top - covered with moss pasture.
OS1/4/18/21 ALLT NA H-EIRINN Allt-na-h'Eirinn Alexander Smith Tomintoul Mr. Shaw Baileamhuilinn Mr. Watson Inverlochy Revd. [Reverend] John Smith 035 A stream rising near the summit of the Cromdale Hills and flowing in an easterly direction between "Reidhlean" and "Scorran". It is a tributary of the River Avon. Eirinn is a gaelic provincialism - meaning The girl's burn.
OS1/4/18/21 AN SGÒRAN An Sgoran Alexander Smith Tomintoul Mr. Shaw Baileamhuilinn Mr. Watson Inverlochy Revd. [Reverend] John Smith 035 A spur of the Cromdale Hills situated between "Allt na-h'Eirinn", and "Allt-a-Chaoire". Meaning, broken mossy ground.
OS1/4/18/21 [Page] 21 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/22 ALLT NA CAOIRE . Allt na Caoire Allt na Caoire Mr. Smith Mr. Shaw Mr. Watson 035 A considerable mountain stream, rising near the Summit of Cromdale Hills: situated on the south side of the "Sgoran" and falling into the Water of Lochy near Baeleamhuilinn. Meaning, a rapid stream.
OS1/4/18/22 BAILEAMHUILLIN Baileamhuilinn Balmhuilinn Mr. Smith Mr. Shaw Mr. Watson Valuation Roll 035 An ordinary sized farm house, having offices, a corn meal mill, and farm attached. in the occupation of H. Shaw and the property of the Duke of Richmond. Meaning Milltown.
OS1/4/18/22 [Page] 22 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael [Note to Allt na Caoire:] Caoir - a rapid torrent. A' Chaoir - the rapid torrent ? agrees with local pronunciation
OS1/4/18/23 CAIRNS [Càrn Ghrantaich] Tumuli Tumuli Tumuli Alexander Stewart Dell M Gordon V.S. [Veterinary Surgeon] Tomintoul Alexander Smith Ballcorach 035 A number of small mounds of earth and stones on the shoulder of Carn Grantich near Tomcruin, their origin is not known, but they are generally supposed to be ancient graves, probably marking the place of a Clan fight. See remark on the opposite side of this Sheet.
OS1/4/18/23 CAIRNS [Càrn Dubh] Tumuli Alexander Stewart Dell M Gordon V.S. [Veterinary Surgeon] Tomintoul Alexander Smith Ballcorach 035 A number of small mounds of earth and stones on the base of Carn Dubh, none of these have been opened, nor is anything known of their history, except that they are sepulchral. See remark on the opposite side of this Sheet.
OS1/4/18/23 [Page] 23 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/24 CAIRNS [Tomcruin] HUMAN REMAINS FOUND HERE Tumuli Tumuli Tumuli J. Gordon Campdalemore William Gordon V.S. [Veterinary Surgeon] Tomintoul D Cameron Mercht. [Merchant] 035 A number of small mounds of earth & stones near Campdalemore several of which have been opened in the course of agricultural improvements and human remains found in them, these are supposed to mark the site of an ancient Clan Battle. From the supposition that these objects wre erected over the remains of the slain in a Clan Battle, and the absence of any information regarding date or circumstances relating thereto, it is considered that "Cairns" is the most appropriate term. This remark applies also to the two groups on the opposite side of this Sheet.
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OS1/4/18/25 MAINS OF INVEROURIE Mains of Inverourie Mains of Inverourie Mains of Inverourie Inverourie Inverourie Inveroury Alexander Stewart Knock James Grant Balranaich James Stewart Ballantruan Black's Map of Scotland Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 New Statistical Account 035 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/25 KNOCKANDHU Knockandhu Alexander Stewart Knock James Grant Balranaich James Stewart Ballantruan 035 A small farm steading in the occupation of Donald Grant Balnalon. the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/25 KINARDOCHY Kinardochy D. Grant Balnalon J. McLauchlan Tenant J. Stewart Ballantruan 035 A cottars house on the farm of Balnalon the property of the Duke of Richmond
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OS1/4/18/26 BALNALON Balnalon Balnalon Balnalon D. Grant Occupier James Stewart Ballantruan Valuation Roll 1866-67 035 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/26 BALRANAICH Balranaich Balranaich Balranaich James Grant occupier James Stewart Alexander Smith 035 A cottars house and smithy with croft of land attached, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/26 BALLCORACH Ballcorach Ballcorach Ballacorrach Ballcorach Alexander Smith Tenant James Stewart Ballantruan Valuation roll 1866-67 Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 035 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond.
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OS1/4/18/27 ARDGIETH Ardgieth Ardgieth Ardgieth Ardgeith Alexander Stewart Occupier Andrew Smith Torulian Henry Stewart Inverchor Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 035 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/27 TORULIAN Torulian Alexander Stewart Andrew Smith Torulian Henry Stewart Inverchor 035 A middling sized farm house and farm of land occupied by Andrew Smith, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/27 ALLT NA GLANDER Allt na Glander Allt na Glander Allt na Glander Aultglander Alexander Stewart Dell William Ingram Little Dalrachie Alexander Smith Ballcorach List of Roads and Bridges 035 A small mountain rill, having its source on Carn Damh & after a course of two miles joins the Avon near Lyne. it forms the boundary line between Inveravon & Kirkmichael Meaning, not known.
OS1/4/18/27 [Page] 27 Parish of Kirkmichael & Inveravon -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/28 INVERCHABET Inverchabet Inverchabet Inverchabet Inverchebat Alexander Shearer Occupier Alexander Cameron Ballanlish James Stewart Ballantruan Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 035 A dwelling house and Corn mill, the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/28 BALLANLISH Ballanlish Alexander Shearer Inverchabet Alexander Cameron Occupier James Stewart, Ballantruan 035 A large farm steading and farm of land occupied by A. Cameron the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/28 BALLANTRUAN Ballantruan Balantruan Alexander Shearer Inverchabet Alexander Cameron Ballanlish James Stewart Ballantruan Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 035 A large farm steading and farm of land occupied by James Stewart the property of the Duke of Richmond
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OS1/4/18/29 FUARAN NA CLOICHE Fuaran na Cloiche Fuaran na Cloiche Fuaran na Cloiche James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach Alexander Stewart Ardgieth 035 A fine spring well on Carn Ballantruan. Meaning, the stone well.
OS1/4/18/29 FUARAN NA CREIGE Fuaran na Creige James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach Alexander Stewart Ardgieth 035 A good spring well on Chabetside near Ardgieth. Meaning, the Craig well.
OS1/4/18/29 FUARAN MÒR AN AILEIN Fuaran-Mòr-an-Ailein James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach Alexander Stewart Ardgieth 035 An ordinary spring well on Carn Ballantruan. Meaning, the Big Well of the Green.
OS1/4/18/29 TOBAR AOIBH Tobar Aoibh James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach Alexander Stewart Ardgieth 035 A good spring well near Ballcorach. Meaning, the pleasant or good joyous well.
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OS1/4/18/30 POLL A' GHRIANAIN Poll a' Ghrianain Poll a' Ghrianain Poll a' Ghrianain James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Dell James Grant Balranaich 035 A deep poll in the River Avon, meaning, the Pool of the sunny place.
OS1/4/18/30 CAOCHAN NA CROITE MÒIRE Caochan na Croite Moire James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Dell James Grant Balranaich 035 A rivulet which rises in the Feithan Gorm and joins the Avon near Ballanloan. Meaning, the Big Croft stream.
OS1/4/18/30 ALLT BALLANLOAN Allt Ballanloan James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Dell James Grant Balranaich 035 A small burn which rises on Cromdale Hills and joins the Avon near Ballanloan, from which house it derives its name.
OS1/4/18/30 [Page] 30 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/31 BALLANLOAN Ballanloan Ballanloan Ballanloan Ballanloan Alexander Stewart Tenant Alexander Smith Ballcorach, James Stewart Ballantruan Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 035 A small farm steading and farm of land, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/31 CNOCANBUIDHE Cnocanbuidhe Alexander Stewart Alexander Smith Ballcorach James Stewart Ballantruan 035 A cottars house on the farm of Knock. the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/31 KNOCK Knock Knock Alexander Stewart Ballanloan Alexander Smith Ballcorach James Stewart Ballantruan Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 035 A middling sized farm house and farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/31 [Page] 31 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/32 NA CÀRNAN Na Carnan Na Carnan Na Carnan James Grant Balranaich James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Knock 035 A tract of moor on the Cromdale Hills full of small natural hillocks, hence the name.
OS1/4/18/32 BADAN DONNACHAIDH Badan Donnachaidh James Grant Balranaich James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Knock 035 A small natural birch wood on the farm of Ballanlish. Meaning Duncan's wood.
OS1/4/18/32 LAG A' BHODAICH Lag a' Bhodaich James Grant Balranaich James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Knock 035 A small hollow at the northern base of Carn Ballantruan. Meaning, the Ghosts Howe.
OS1/4/18/32 [Page] 32 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note to Badan Donnachaidh:] Badan Dhonnachaig or Badan Dhonnachaidh A proper noun masculine is aspirated exception A proper noun beginning with D or F governed by a noun ending in N is commonly plain.
OS1/4/18/33 CÀRN DUBH Carn Dubh Carn Dubh Carn Dubh Alexander Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach 035 A high prominent hill on the east bank of the Avon. Meaning the Black Hill.
OS1/4/18/33 ALLT A' CHÒIS Allt a Chois Alexander Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach 035 A small stream rising on the shoulder of Carn Dubh and forming the Chabet near Ardgieth. Meaning the Burn of the hollow.
OS1/4/18/33 COIRE NA FUARAIG Coire na Fuaraig Alexander Stewart Dell James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach 035 A small mountain dell watered by a rivulet tributary of the Chabet. Meaning Coire a mountain dell and Fuaraig cold water & meal mixed together.
OS1/4/18/33 [Page] 33 Parish of Kirkmichael. -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/34 TOM A' CHOR Tom a' Chor Tom a' Chor Tom a' Chor Alexander Smith Ballcorach James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Ardgeith 035 A prominent hill on Chabet side, named from a small stream adjoining.
OS1/4/18/34 CÀRN BALLANTRUAN Carn Ballantruan Alexander Smith Ballcorach James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Ardgeith 035 A high bold hill on Avon side named from a farm steading at the base
OS1/4/18/34 CNOC A' BHODAICH Cnoc a' Bhodaich Alexander Smith Ballcorach James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Ardgeith 035 A small Knoll on Carn Ballantruan. Meaning the Ghosts Knowe.
OS1/4/18/34 TOM NA PLANNER Tom na Planner Alexander Smith Ballcorach James Stewart Ballantruan Alexander Stewart Ardgeith and Estate Plan 035 A prominent knoll on the farm of Ballanlish. Meaning the Planner's knowe, (Provincial)
OS1/4/18/34 [Page] 34 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff [Note to Cnoc a' Bhodaich:] Bodach - an old churlish man - a spectre.
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OS1/4/18/36 CREAGAN A' CHÀISE Creagan-a-Chaise Creagan-a-Chaise Creagan-a-Chaise Mr. Watson Inverlochy Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. McLauchlan Dalbreac 039 A rocky eminence near the county boundary and near the southern extremity of the "Cromdale Hills". Meaning Little Cheese craig.
OS1/4/18/36 ALLT A' CHÀISE Allt a' Chaise Mr. Watson Inverlochy Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. McLauchlan Dalbreac 035 A small mountain rivulet, rising on the east side of Creagan-a-Chaise: and running southward to "Allt Mor".
OS1/4/18/36 CROMDALE HILLS Cromdale Hills Cromdale H. [Hills] Ben-Chromdal Beinn Chromdal Cromdale Hill Mr. Watson Inverlochy Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. McLauchlan Dalbreac Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 Fullarton's Gazetteer Old Statistical Account Black's Map of Scotland 029 ; 035 ; 039 A range of high hills situated between Strathavon and Strathspey. The Water Shed along the Summit of the range is the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Elgin. The highest point of this range attains an elevation of about 2330 feet above the mean level of the sea.
OS1/4/18/36 [Page] 36 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael & Inveravon
OS1/4/18/37 TOMINTOUL Tomintoul Tomintoul Tomintoul Tomintoul Tomintoul Tomantoul Tomantoul Tammtoul New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazeteer Mr. Meldrum Post Master J. Grant Teacher List of Roads & Bridges, Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 Black's Map of Scotland Old Statistical Account 040 A large village situated in the upper part of Banffshire and near the centre of Kirkmichael Parish, it consists of one long street intersected near the middle by a square, and contains several substantial private houses. the public buildings are the Church & Manse, R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel, the Richmond Hall and three good Inns, &c.
OS1/4/18/37 RICHMOND HALL Richmond Hall M. Meldrum Post Master J. Grant Teacher J. Grant Inspector 040 A large public building erected by his Grace the Duke of Richmond it contains on the ground flat a Female School & Constabulary Station. the upper part is wholly occupied as a lecture Hall.
OS1/4/18/37 [Page] 37 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/38 RICHMOND ARMS HOTEL [Tomintoul] Richmond Arms Hotel William G. Smith occupier Sign board J. Grant Inspector 040 The principal Inn in the village of Tomintoul, the property of J S Smith.
OS1/4/18/38 POST OFFICE [Tomintoul] Post Office M. Meldrum P. [Post] Master J Grant William Smith 040 A private room rented by the P.O. [Post Office] Authorities in the village of Tomintoul, there is one delivery and one dispatch daily, except sundays.
OS1/4/18/38 BREAC LEATHAD Breac Leth Breac Leth Breac Leth M. Meldrum P. [Post] Master J Grant William Smith 040 ; 041 A prominent brow or declivity. Let is a provincialism for side.
OS1/4/18/38 [Page] 38 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note to Breac Leathad:] Leitir and Leathad are appellatives applied to Hillsides but the former is applied to more extensive slopes. Leathad pronounced nearly like Leth. Breac Leathad - the speckled slope or declivity. Leth is evidently a mispelling of Leathad the pronunciation would be nearly the same. Note - Leathad is a common designation for a sloping ground or Hillside.
OS1/4/18/39 R.C. [Roman Catholic] CHAPEL [Tomintoul] Chapel (Roman Catholic) H Fitzpatrick Teacher J. Grant Teacher J Grant Inspector 040 A fine building in the cruciform style of architecture capable of seating about 700 persons. an inscription over the doorway informs us that it is dedicated to St. Mary & St. Michael.
OS1/4/18/39 SCHOOL [R.C. [Roman Catholic], Tomintoul] School (Roman Catholic) H Fitzpatrick Teacher J. Grant Teacher J Grant Inspector 040 A public school in connection with the R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel. it is supported by the Government grant & school Fees, H. Fitzpatrick Teacher.
OS1/4/18/39 [Page] 39 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [An entry for School Female has been crossed out]
OS1/4/18/40 CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) [Tomintoul] Church ( Quad Sacra) Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan James Grant Teacher John Grant Inspector 040 A plain substantial building belonging to the Quod Sacra Parish of Tomintoul. it is capable of containing about 500 persons.
OS1/4/18/40 MANSE [Tomintoul] Manse Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan James Grant Teacher John Grant Inspector 040 The minister's residence attached to the Church of Tomintoul, a neat cottage and offices, occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan.
OS1/4/18/40 SCHOOL [Tomintoul] School Government Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan James Grant Teacher John Grant Inspector 040 A public mixed school in connection with the (Quod Sacra) church. it is supported by government grant, school fees, and the Dick bequest. James Grant Teacher.
OS1/4/18/40 [Page] 40 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/41 CAMPDALEMORE Campdalmore Campdalmore Campdalmore Camdelmore Candelmore John Gordon Tenant Donald Cameron Mercht. [Merchant] John Grant Inspector Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822, Black's Map of Scotland 040 A large farm steading & farm of land, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/41 UPPER CULTS Upper Cults Upper Cults Upper Cults Cults John Grant Inspector Charles Gordon St. Bridget Valuation Roll 1866-67 Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 040 A large farm steading and farm of land, the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/41 NETHER CULTS Nether Cults Cults John Grant Inspector Charles Gordon St. Bridget Valuation Roll 1866-67 Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 040 A middling sized farm steading & farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/41 FORDMOUTH Fordmouth John Grant Inspector Charles Gordon St. Bridget Valuation Roll 1866-67 040 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land, the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/41 [Page] 41 Parish of Kirkmichael. -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/42 ST. BRIDGET St. Bridget St. Bridget St. Bridget St. Bridget Charles Gordon Tenant John Grant Inspector Alexander Smith Tomintoul Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 040 A large farm steading and farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/42 ST. BRIDGET'S CHAPEL (Site of) St. Bridget's Chapel Site of. Charles Gordon John Grant Inspector Alexander Smith Tomintoul Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 040 An ancient Chapel dedicated to St. Bridget. no remains are now left, but it is known to have stood in the centre of the Grave Yard, the wall of which is still traceable.
OS1/4/18/42 GRAVE YARD (Remains of) [St. Bridget's Chapel] Grave Yard (Remains of) Charles Gordon John Grant Inspector Alexander Smith Tomintoul Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 040 The ancient burying ground attached to St. Bridget's Chapel. it has not been used for interment within the memory of any one now living, and all that remains to indicate its position are the foundations of the wall and one or two stones imbedded in the earth.
OS1/4/18/42 [Page] 42 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/43 DAILBREAC Dailbreac Mr. Ross Fodderletter, Mr. Robertson Torrans Mr. A. Smith Tomintoul 040 A cottars dwelling with outhouses and croft attached, on the north side of the Free Church, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/43 CLACH NAN CIOTAG Clach nan Ciotag Clach nan Ciotag Clach nan Ciotag J. McPherson Donald Cameron Charles Gordon 040 A large stone on the brow of Cnoc Lochy, traditionally said to be the stone whereon the inhabitants of the glen left Plaids when about to pursue a band of freebooters, hence the name.
OS1/4/18/43 REIDHBEAG BURN Reidhbeag Burn Reidhbeag Burn Reidhbeag Burn Alexander Smith Tomintoul George McHardy Auchrisch John McHardy Lagganvoulin 040 A small stream which rises on the Breac Leth, and joins the Conglass at Auchriachan.
OS1/4/18/43 LITTLE REIDHBEAG BURN Little Reidhbeag Burn Little Reidhbeag Burn Little Reidhbeag Burn Alexander Smith Tomintoul George McHardy Auchrisch John McHardy Lagganvoulin 040 A small stream, a tributary of Reidhbeag Burn, rising in Clais an Earb and entering the above Burn near its confluence.
OS1/4/18/43 [Page] 43 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael. [Note to Clach nan Ciotag:] Ciotag - a left hand, a little plaid.
OS1/4/18/44 CNOCFERGAN QUARRY Cnocfergan Slate Quarry Knockfergan Slate Quarry Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. A. Smith Tomintoul Mr. McLaughlin Tomintoul List of Roads & Bridges 040 A quarry on the side of the river Avon, on the east side of "Cnoc Fergan" in which slates for roofing and flags for paving are quarried.
OS1/4/18/44 MID FODDERLETTER Mid Fodderletter Fodderletter Fodderletter Fodderlater Foddaletter Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. A Smith Tomintoul Mr. McLaughlin Tomintoul List of Roads & Bridges New Statistical Account Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 Old Statistical Account 040 An ordinary sized farm house with offices, and an arable and pasture farm attached - situated between "Allt na Muc", and "Allt Fuar". - the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/44 CNOCAN BUIDHE Cnocan Buidhe Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. A. Smith Tomintoul Mr. McLaughlin Tomintoul 040 A small conical knowe situated between Ellick and Glenconglass, on the summit of which "Seamas an Tuim and two of his Freebooters were interred - Three rude stones placed on the graves mark the place of burial.
OS1/4/18/44 UAIGH SHEUMAS AN TUIM Uaigh Sheumaes an Tuim Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. A. Smith Tomintoul Mr. McLaughlin Tomintoul 040 A small conical knowe situated between Ellick and Glenconglass on the summit of which "Seamas an Tuim and two of his Freebooters were interred. Three rude stones placed on the graves mark the place of burial.
OS1/4/18/44 [Page] 41 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/45 CLAIS NAN EARB Clais nan Earb Clais nan Earb Clais nan Earb John McHardy Lagganvoulin Alexander Smith Tomintoul James Mackie Tomintoul 040 A small marshy hollow on the farm of Auchriachan the name means the Roes hollow.
OS1/4/18/45 MONADH BUIDHE Monadh Buidhe John McHardy Lagganvoulin Alexander Smith Tomintoul James Mackie Tomintoul 040 A heathy elevation on the farm of Auchriachan the name means the yellow heath.
OS1/4/18/45 FÉITH GEAL Feithe Geal John McHardy Lagganvoulin Alexander Smith Tomintoul James Mackie Tomintoul 040 An extensive moss, common to the inhabitants of Tomintoul and district for a Peat moss. the name signifies the white bog.
OS1/4/18/45 [Page] 45 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note to Féith Geal:] Feith never aspirates it's adjective in this district.
OS1/4/18/46 CNOC LOCHY Cnoc Lochy Cnoc Lochy Cnoc Lochy Alexander Smith Tomintoul John Grant Inspector Donald Cameron Mercht. [Merchant] 040 A prominent hill lying between the Conglass and Avon immediately north of Tomintoul. the name is derived from a stream in the Neighbourhood.
OS1/4/18/46 TOM A' CHADALAIR Tom a Chadalair Alexander Smith Tomintoul John Grant Inspector Donald Cameron Mercht. [Merchant] Revd. [Reverend] McLennan Ph. [Parish] Minister 040 An eminence near the Millton of Auchriachan. Said to mean the Sleeper's Knowe.
OS1/4/18/46 TOM NA MOINE Tom na Moine George McHardy Auchriachan John McHardy Lagganvoulin 040 A small Knowe near Lagganvoulin, the name means the Peat Knowe.
OS1/4/18/46 [Page] 46 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/47 BRIDGE OF AVON Bridge of Avon Bridge of Avon Bridge of Avon D Cameron Merchant John Grant Inspector D Meldrum Postmaster 040 A stone bridge over the river Avon on the road to Grantown.
OS1/4/18/47 WESTER FODDERLETTER Wester Fodderletter Wester Fodderletter John McPherson Tennant John Grant Inspector Valuation Roll 040 Two middling sized farm steadings & farms of land, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/47 LYNGARRIE Lyngarrie Lyngarrie Lyngarrie John McPherson John Grant 040 Two Cottars houses on the farm of Fodderletter the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/47 BURNSIDE Burnside John McPherson John Grant 040 A Cottar's house on the farm of Fodderletter. the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/47 [Page] 47 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/48 URLARMORE Urlarmore Urlarmore Urlarmore James Spence Tennant Donald Cameron Merch. [Merchant] Valuation Roll 1866-67 040 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land. the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/48 TORRANS Torrans Torrans Torrans Donald Cameron John Grant Inspector Valuation Roll 040 A small farm steading & farm of land. the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/48 LYNACHORK Lynachork Lynachork Lynachork Lynchork James Stewart Tenant Donald Cameron John Grant Inspector Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 A middling sized farm steading & farm of land the property of the Earl of Seafield.
OS1/4/18/48 [Page] 48 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/49 KNOCKNAVAE Knocknavae Knocknavae Knocknavae Willism Rattray Tenant John Grant Inspector Valuation Roll 1866-67 040 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond. the name is the anglicised form for Cnoc-na-Bheith "Birch Hillock"
OS1/4/18/49 LAGGANVOULIN Lagganvoulin John McHardy Tenant George McHardy Auchriachan Valuation Roll 040 A small farm steading and croft of land. the property of the duke of Richmond the name is a corruption for Lag an Mhuileinn or the Mill House.
OS1/4/18/49 GIANT'S GRAVE Giant's Grave Giant's Grave John McHardy James Mackie 040 A large flat stone sunk in the ground, traditionally said to mark the grave of an Ancient hero or giant the old people have still a superstitious feeling about it and are afraid to destroy it.
OS1/4/18/49 [Page] 49 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/50 WHITE HOUSE White House White House White House John Grant Inspector John McHardy George McHardy 040 A cottars house & garden, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/50 ALLT BALLAGGAN Allt Ballaggan Allt Ballaggan Allt Ballaggan Donald Cameron John Grant Inspector John Gordon Farmer 040 A rivulet which has its source on Cnoc Lochy the water of which is diverted to the farm steading of Campdalemore
OS1/4/18/50 ALLT HOMIE Allt Homie Allt Homie Allt Homie James Stewart Lynachork Charles Gordon St. Bridget Alexander Smith Tomintoul 040 A rivulet that rises on Carn Meadhanach and joins Allt na Cluaine after a short course. Meaning unknown.
OS1/4/18/50 [Page] 50 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/51 CÀRLAG Càrlag Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. McKenzie Abernethy 040 A ridge of mountain land stretching eastward from "Creagan a' Chaise" and forming part of Cromdale Hills, Altitude about 2100 ft [feet] Meaning: A lock of Wool.
OS1/4/18/51 BAC BUIDHE Bac Buidhe Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. McKenzie Abernethy 040 A small glen or hollow, on the south side of "Carlag", in which a small stream (Allt Tarsuinn) rises. Meaning: Yellow Hollow.
OS1/4/18/51 ALLT TARSUINN Allt Tarsuinn Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. McKenzie Abernethy 040 A small mountain Stream, rising in "Bac Buidhe", tributary to "Allt Mor". Meaning: the Cross Burn.
OS1/4/18/51 ALLT MÒR Allt Mor Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. McKenzie Abernethy 040 A mountain Stream rising at the Co. [County] Boundary near "Creagan-a Chaise". It forms the boundary of the County from its Source, to its confluence with the Water of Lochy near Dailabhrogat. Meaning, Big Stream.
OS1/4/18/51 [Page] 51 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/52 ALLT A' CHONNAIDH Allt a' Chonnaidh Allt a' Chonnaidh Allt a' Chonnaidh Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. McKenzie Abernethy 040 A small mountain Stream tributary to the Water of Lochy and situated between Cord and Stocktown. - Formerly bog fir was dug for fuel on both sides of this stream. hence the name. Connadh, fuel.
OS1/4/18/52 CORD Cord Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. McKenzie Abernethy 040 A cottage dwelling tenanted by hinds in the employment of Messers Watson Inverlochy, and the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/52 STOCKTOWN Stocktown Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. McKenzie Abernethy 040 A dwelling house with offices and a garden attached, tenanted by Shepherds in the employment of Messers Watson and the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/52 DAILABHROGAT Dailabhrogat Delavrogat Delavrogat Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. McKenzie Abernethy Valuation Roll 1867 Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 An old farm house in a ruinous condition and unoccupied. Situated on the west side of the Water of Lochy. Duke of Richmond, proprietor.
OS1/4/18/52 [Page] 52 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/53 BRIDGE OF CONGLASS Bridge of Conglass (County) John Grant James Grant William Gordon V.S. [Veterinary Surgeon] 040 A small stone bridge of one arch over Conglass Water on the Glenlivet & Tomintoul road.
OS1/4/18/53 CNOCAN EIRICH Cnocan Eirich Mr. James Stewart Lynachork Charles Gordon St. Bridget Alexander Smith Tomintoul 040 A small knoll near the base of Carn Meadhonach. Meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/53 [Page] 53 Parish of Kirkmichael. -- Co. [County] Banff. [Entry for Bridge of Lyngarrie has been crossed out] [Note to Cnocan Eirich:] Cnoc an Eiridh.
OS1/4/18/54 BRIDGE OF BELNEDAN Belnedan Bridge Belnedan Bridge Bridge of Belnedan Bridge of Belnedan Bridge of Belnedan Mr. McLaughlan Tomintoul Mr. Alexander Smith Tomintoul List of Roads & Bridges Mr. Innes Fodderletter Mr. Ross Fodderletter 040 A county bridge across Allt nam Muc, situated near Easter Fodderletter. This name is a corruption of the gaelic name of the adjoining farm house, "Baileanaodainn". The farm town is also occasionally written "Belnedan".
OS1/4/18/54 WHITE BRIDGE White Bridge List of Roads & Bridges Mr. McLaughlan Mr. Alexander Smith Mr. Robertson Torrens 040 A county bridge across "Allt nan Muc" on the public road between Tomintoul and Grantown, Strathspey.
OS1/4/18/54 RUTHVEN BRIDGE Ruthven Bridge Mr. McLaughlan Tomintoul Mr. Robertson Torrens Mr. Alexander Smith Tomintoul 040 A Wooden bridge across the "Water of Conglass" on the public road between Tomintoul and Ballindalloch. Situated near the farm house Ruthven.
OS1/4/18/54 [Page] 54 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/55 CÀRN ELLICK Carn Ellick Carn Ellick Carn Ellick Mr. A. Smith, Tomintoul Mr. W. Innes Craighead Mr. A. McPherson Mains of Cairn 040 A conspicuous heathy hill, one of the range dividing Strathavon and Glen Livet.
OS1/4/18/55 THE SLOUGH The Slough Mr. A. Smith, Tomintoul Mr. W. Innes Craighead Mr. A. McPherson Mains of Cairn 040 A corie or mountain dell, situated on the north east side of Carn Ellick.
OS1/4/18/55 CAIRN WELL Cairn Well Mr. A. Smith, Tomintoul Mr. W. Innes Craighead Mr. A. McPherson Mains of Cairn 040 A copious spring of water issuing from the north east side of "Carn Ellick". The water is led from it by a drain to "Cairn", thence to Craighead.
OS1/4/18/55 [Page] 55 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Inveravon [Note to The Slough:] Slouch a deep ravine, or gully (a lowland word from the Gaelic Sloc a pit, a hollow).
OS1/4/18/56 SLOUGH BURN Slough Burn Slough Burn Slough Burn Slough Burn Mr. A McPherson Mains Mr. W. Innes Craighead Mr. A Smith Tomintoul Mr. Milne Knockandow 035 ; 040 A mountain stream, rising in "The Slough" and flowing northward, past "Mains of Cairn", and "Craighead" - into Allt a Choire.
OS1/4/18/56 RÉIDH RAIBEIRT Reidhe Raibeirt Reidhe Raibeirt Mr. A McPherson Mains Mr. W. Innes Craighead Mr. A Smith Tomintoul Mr. Milne Knockandow 040 A considerable tract of rough heathy mountain pasture land situated between Carn Ellick and Knockandow. Meaning, Robert's Plain.
OS1/4/18/56 [Page] 56 Co. [County] Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Inveravon [Note to Slough Burn:] On Sheet 35 [Note to Réidh Raibeirt:] Reidh ? nom. sing. [nominative singular] Reidh. gen. sing. [genitive singular] Reidhe See Rèidh Dorch page 97
OS1/4/18/57 LOCHAN NAN CÙRR Lochan nan Cùrr Lochan nan Cùrr Lochan nan Cùrr Donald Meldrum Postmaster Tomintoul Alexander Smith, Tomintoul John Grant Inspector 040 A small pool of stagnant water near the farm of Knocknavae meaning the Little Loch of the Corners.
OS1/4/18/57 ALLT FRAOCHACH Allt Fraochach Donald Meldrum Postmaster Tomintoul Alexander Smith, Tomintoul John Grant Inspector 040 A rivulet which rises near Findron, and after a short course joins the Conglass near Millton of Auchriachan meaning the heathy Burn.
OS1/4/18/57 CAIRNS [Campdalemore] Tumuli Tumuli Tumuli D Cameron Brige of Avon J Gordon Campdalemore William Gordon V.S. [Veterinary Surgeon] Tomintoul 040 A number of mounds of earth and stones near the farm steading of Campdalmore, several have been removed in the course of agricultural improvements and human remains found in them. their history is not known. Vide Remark in Page 24.
OS1/4/18/57 HUMAN REMAINS FOUND HERE [Campdalemore] Tumuli Tumuli Tumuli D Cameron Brige of Avon J Gordon Campdalemore William Gordon V.S. [Veterinary Surgeon] Tomintoul 040 A number of mounds of earth and stones near the farm steading of Campdalmore, several have been removed in the course of agricultural improvements and human remains found in them. their history is not known. Vide Remark in Page 24.
OS1/4/18/57 [Page] 57 Parish of Kirkmichael. -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/58 FREE CHURCH Free Church Free Church Free Church Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McQueen Minister Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith 040 A modern edifice, commodiously furnished with pulpit, pews &c. affording seat room to about 350 persons. It is the property and place of Worship, of the persuation denominating themselves the Free Church of Scotland.
OS1/4/18/58 MANSE [Free Church] F.C. [Free Church] Manse Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McQueen Minister Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Smith 040 A good dwelling house with garden and glebe attached. the property of the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McQueen Minister of the Free Church Strathavon.
OS1/4/18/58 CULRAGGIE BURN Culraggie Burn William Gordon V.S. [Veterinary Surgeon] Tomintoul William Grant Postmaster Knockandhu Mr Shaws Farmer Refriesh 040 A small stream which rises on Feith Musach and enters the parish of Inveravon thro' [through] which it flows for about a mile and a half and joins the Crombie a little above the farm of Refriesh. Meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/58 [Page] 58 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael [Note to Culraggie Burn:] On Sheet 41
OS1/4/18/59 ALLT FUAR Allt Fuar Allt Fuar Allt Fuar John McPherson W. [Wester] Fodderletter Donald Cameron Merchant B [Bridge] of Avon 040 A small stream which rises above Lyngarrie and joins the Avon near Mid Fodderletter. The name signifies the Cold Burn.
OS1/4/18/59 MEALL NA CAORACH Meall na Caorach John McPherson W. [Wester] Fodderletter Donald Cameron Merchant B [Bridge] of Avon 040 A prominent hill feature on Avonside, the name signifies the Sheep's Hill.
OS1/4/18/59 ALLT NA CLUAINE Allt na Cluaine John McPherson W. [Wester] Fodderletter Donald Cameron Merchant B [Bridge] of Avon 040 A small stream which rises near Tom breac and joins the Avon near Torrans. it is the march between the estates of the Duke of Richmond and the Earl of Seafield. The name means the Burn of the Meadows.
OS1/4/18/59 [Page] 59 Parish of Kirkmichael. -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/60 ALLT NA CRIACHAN Allt na Criachain Allt na Criachain Allt na Criachain James Stewart Tenant Donald Cameron Mercht. [Merchant] John Grant Inspector 040 A small stream which rises on Carn Meadhonach and joins the Avon near Lynachork the name means the March Burn and is a provincialism.
OS1/4/18/60 ALLT NAN GAMHAINN Allt nan Gamhainn James Stewart Donald Cameron Mercht. [Merchant] John Grant Inspector 036 ; 040 ; 041 A small tributary of the Conglass which rises on the moor near Tom a' Chadalan and joins the Conglass near the Feith an Dobhsain the name means the Stirks Burn. Stirk a provincialism for a one year old Calf.
OS1/4/18/60 CREAG NAN GAMHAINN Creag nan Gamhainn James Stewart Donald Cameron Mercht. [Merchant] John Grant Inspector 040 A rocky declivity on the public road near Urlarmore, the name means the Stirks Craig.
OS1/4/18/60 CREAG CHAILCEACH Creag Chailceach James Stewart Donald Cameron Mercht. [Merchant] John Grant Inspector 040 A precipitous rock, quarried for building purposes, near upper Cults the name signifies the Chalky Rock.
OS1/4/18/60 [Page] 60 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note to Allt nan Gamhainn:] Allt nan Gamhna. Sing. [Singular]............................................................... Plur. [Plural] Nom. [Nominative] Gamhainn A steer or stirk........... Gamhna Steers Gen. [Genitive] Gamhna of a steer............................ Gamhna of steers Dat. [Dative] Gamhainn to a steer............................ Gamhnaibh to steers Voc. [Vocative] Ghamhainn oh steer.......................... Gamhnaibh oh steers [Note to Creag nan Gamhainn:] Creag nan Gamhna
OS1/4/18/61 BLÀR AN LOCHAIN Blar an Lochain Blar an Lochain Blar an Lochain Blar an Lochain Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. A Smith Tomintoul Mr. Robertson Torrens 040 A small cottage dwelling with garden and croft attached, situated at the west base of "Craig an Iaruinn" - the property of the Duke of Richmond. Anglice. The little pool croft, or field.
OS1/4/18/61 BRIDGE OF BROWN Bridge of Brown (County) Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. A Smith Tomintoul Mr. Robertson Torrens 040 A stone bridge crossing the Burn of Brown: on the road from Tomintoul to Grantown Strathspey. It is a county bridge.
OS1/4/18/61 TOM MÒR Tom Mor Tom Mor Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. A Smith Tomintoul Mr. Robertson Torrens 040 A small circular knowe situated between Fodderletter and Tombreac. Anglice. The big Knowe.
OS1/4/18/61 TOM BEAG Tom Beag Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. A Smith Tomintoul Mr. Robertson Torrens 040 A small know or hillock south east of Tom Mor. Anglice, the little Knowe.
OS1/4/18/61 [Page] 61 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael.
OS1/4/18/62 ALLT A' BHACAIN Allt a' Bhacain Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. Robertson Torrans 040 A small stream rising on the south side of "Tom Mor" and flowing westward into the Burn of Brown. Meaning Burn of tether or Tether. Stakes.
OS1/4/18/62 TOM NAN COILEACH Tom-nan-Coileach Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. Robertson Torrans 040 A small hillock or knowe on the north east side of "Tombreac" farm houses. Meaning - the Cocks Knowe.
OS1/4/18/62 TOMBREAC Tombreac Tombreack Tombreck Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. Robertson Torrans Valuation Roll 1867 Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 This name applies to two farm Steadings, with farms attached, and a cottage - The Duke of Richmond, proprietor.
OS1/4/18/62 [Page] 62 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/63 FUARAN A' BHODAICH Fuaran a' Bhodaich Fuaran a' Bhodaich Fuaran a' Bhodaich John Grant Inspector Charles Gordon St. Bridget James Mackie Baker Tomintoul 040 An ordinary spring well near the summit of Cnoc Lochy. the name means the Ghost's Well.
OS1/4/18/63 LAG NA CÙLAIGE Lag na Culaige John Grant Inspector Charles Gordon St. Bridget James Mackie Baker Tomintoul 040 A small hollow or den within the young plantation near Campdalmore. Meaning, Lag a hollow, and Culaige a turf for placing behind the fire.
OS1/4/18/63 FÉITH AN DÒBHRAIN Feithean Dobhrain John Grant Inspector Charles Gordon St. Bridget James Mackie Baker Tomintoul 040 A small peat moss used by the inhabitants of Tomintoul for fuel. Meaning the Otter's Bog.
OS1/4/18/63 [Page] 63 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note to Lag na Cùlage:] Culaig? Cùlag a turf. Nom. sing. [Nominative singular] Cùlag. gen. sing [genitive singular] Cùlaig? Culaig a hindrance, a burden, &c &c Nom. sing. [Nominative singular] Culaig. gen. sing [genitive singular] Culaige
OS1/4/18/64 POLL AN FHITHICH Poll an Fhitheich Poll an Fhitheich Poll an Fhitheich Donald Cameron Bridge of Avon John Grant Inspector of Poor Charles Gordon St. Bridget 040 A deep pool in the River Avon near Urlarmore signification - the Raven's Pool.
OS1/4/18/64 POLL NA FEÒLA Poll na Feola. Donald Cameron Bridge of Avon John Grant Inspector of Poor Charles Gordon St. Bridget 040 A deep pool in the River Avon near Lynachork signification the Flesh Pool.
OS1/4/18/64 POLL NAN EUN Poll nan Eun Donald Cameron Bridge of Avon John Grant Inspector of Poor Charles Gordon St. Bridget 040 A deep pool in the River Avon near St. Bridget signification the Birds Pool.
OS1/4/18/64 COILLE MHÒR Coille Mhor Donald Cameron Bridge of Avon John Grant Inspector of Poor Charles Gordon St. Bridget 040 A natural birch wood on the west bank of the Avon near Torrans signification the big wood.
OS1/4/18/64 [Page] 64 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/65 AMAR DUBH Amar Dubh Amar Dubh Amar Dubh John McHardy Lagganvoulin Alexander Smith Tomintoul Alexander Fraser Knock of Croughly 040 A small stream issuing from the Feith Gheal and joins several other rivulets which go to form the Chabet Water. the name means the black drain or channel.
OS1/4/18/65 LAG LUACHRACH Lag Luachrach John McHardy Lagganvoulin Alexander Smith Tomintoul Alexander Fraser Knock of Croughly 040 A small green hollow watered by a rivulet which joins the Allt a Miadain the name means the rushy hollow.
OS1/4/18/65 ALLT A' MHIADAIN Allt a' Mhiadain John McHardy Lagganvoulin Alexander Smith Tomintoul Alexander Fraser Knock of Croughly 040 A small stream which rises on the Feith Gheal and after a short course joins the Amar Dubh & other rivulets from the junction of which it is named Chabet Water. the name signifies, the Burn of the Meadow or grazing plain
OS1/4/18/65 [Page] 65 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/66 FÉITH AN EICH Feithean Eich Feithean Eich Feithean Eich John McHardy Lagganvoulin John Gordon Inchnacape George McHardy Auchriachan 040 A small green hollow thro' [through] which flows a rivulet tributary of the Allt a Mhiadain, the name signifies the Horse's Mire or bog.
OS1/4/18/66 UCHDAN Uchdan Uchdan Uchkan Alexander Fraser Knock of Croughly Alexander Smith Tomintoul John Grant Inspector of Poor 040 A cottars house on the farm of Croughly, the property of the Duke of Richmond. the name means, "a Hillock".
OS1/4/18/66 KNOCK OF CROUGHLY Knock of Croughly Alexander Fraser Knock of Croughly Alexander Smith Tomintoul John Grant Inspector of Poor 040 A cottars house on the farm of Croughly the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/66 [Page] 66 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co [County] Banff
OS1/4/18/67 ALLT AN RÉIDHE Allt an Reidhe Mr. Smith Glenconglass Mr. Ross Inverchor Mr. Stewart Inverchor Mr. A Smith Tomintoul 040 A small stream issuing out of "Feithe Musach" moss, and joining "Chabet Water". Meaning the burn in the level plain.
OS1/4/18/67 FEITH MUSACH Feithe Musach Fey Musach Fey Musach Mr. Smith Glenconglass Mr. Ross Inverchor Mr. Stewart Inverchor Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul 040 An extensive moss in which the Feuars in Tomintoul and the farmers in Strathavon and Glenlivet, have a right to cast peat for fuel. Meaning Filthy bog or Myre.
OS1/4/18/67 CROUGHLY Croughly Croughly Croughly Cruchlie Mr. Smith Glenconglass Mr. Ross Inverchor Mr. Stewart Inverchor Mr. A Smith Tomintoul Valuation Roll, New Statistical Account, Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 A commodious farm house, with offices garden and an extensive mixed farm attached - the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/67 AUCHLICHNIE Auchlichnie Auchlichnie Auchlichnie Auchlichnie Achlychnie Mr. Watson Tenant Revd. [Reverend] John Smith Tomintoul Alexander Smith Tomintoul Valuation Roll Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 An ordinary sized farm house, steading, garden & farm attached: the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/67 [Page] 67 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael.
OS1/4/18/68 BAILEBAIN Bailebain Bailebain Bailebain Bailebain Mr. Smith Glenconglass Mr. Stewart Inverchor Mr. Ross Blackhaugh Mr. A. Smith Tomintoul 040 Three small cottage dwellings with small crofts attached in the occupation of hinds, and the property of the Duke of Richmond. Meaning, Whitetown.
OS1/4/18/68 ALLT NA H-ELLICK Allt-na-Ellick Mr. Smith Glenconglass Mr. Stewart Inverchor Mr. Ross Blackhaugh Mr. A. Smith Tomintoul 040 A small mountain stream, a tributary of Chabet Water and situated between "Bailebain and "Carn Deonaid".
OS1/4/18/68 CÀRN DEÒNAID Carn Deònaid Mr. Smith Glenconglass Mr. Stewart Inverchor Mr. Ross Blackhaugh Mr. A. Smith Tomintoul 040 A small circular knowe on the north east side of "Chabet Water". Meaning Janet's Cairn or hill.
OS1/4/18/68 CÀRN SLÉIBHE Carne Sléibhe Carne Sléibhe Mr. Smith Glenconglass Mr. Stewart Inverchor Mr. Ross Blackhaugh Mr. A. Smith Tomintoul 040 A small circular knowe on the north east side of "Chabet Water" and immediately "Carn Deonaid". This name is a corruption of Carn an-t'Sliabhe. It is invariably pronounced Carn Sliabhe.
OS1/4/18/68 [Page] 68 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael [Note to Càrn Sléibhe:] Càrn Sleibhe is not a corruption it is correct Gaelic
OS1/4/18/69 EASTER FODDERLETTER Easter Fodderletter Mr. Alexander Innes E. [East] Fodderletter Mr. William Ross Mid Fodderletter Mr. McPherson Wester Fodderletter 040 An ordinary sized farm house, with offices, garden and farm attached - the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/69 CHURCH Church (Ph. [Parish]) Mr. Alexander Innes E. [East] Fodderletter Mr. William Ross Mid Fodderletter Mr. McPherson Wester Fodderletter 040 A substantial and compact stone edifice, erected in the year 1807 and comfortably furnished with pews &c. affording accommodation to about 400 persons. Patron.The Earl of Seafield. Stipend about 226£.
OS1/4/18/69 GRAVE YARD [Parish Church] Mr. Alexander Innes E. [East] Fodderletter Mr. William Ross Mid Fodderletter Mr. McPherson Wester Fodderletter 040 It [Church] is surrounded by the Grave Yard.
OS1/4/18/69 MANSE [Parish Church] Manse ( Ph. [Parish]) Mr. Alexander Innes E. [East] Fodderletter Mr. William Ross Mid Fodderletter Mr. McPherson Wester Fodderletter 040 A commodious dwelling house with a garden, glebe and farm attached. It is the legal residence of the Minister of Kirkmichael Parish.
OS1/4/18/69 [Page] 69 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/70 FIREACH BEAG Fireach Beag Fireach Beag Fireach Beag Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul 040 A small heathy hill, immediately north of the farm house of Auchlichnie. Anglice conically shaped barren little hill
OS1/4/18/70 BLACKHAUGH Blackhaugh Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul 040 An ordinary sized farm house having offices and an arable and pasture farm attached - the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/70 ALLT A' CHOR Allt a' Chor Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul 040 A small mountain stream rising on the south east side of Carn Daimh and joining Chabet Burn below Inverchor.
OS1/4/18/70 INVERCHOR Inverchor Inveichor Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 An ordinary sized farm howse howing offices and a mixed farm attached. Situated on the east side of Chabet Burn and the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/70 [Page] 70 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/71 TOMACHLAIGIONN Tomachlaigionn Tomachlaigionn Tomachlaigionn Tomachlaggan Tomachlaggan Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul New Statcl. [Statistical] Account Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 This name applies to a small district, comprehending four dwelling houses and the parish school. Formerly it was a small scattered hamlet, but now many of the houses have been demolished and the ground where they stood is now under cultivation. Meaning: the Scull knowe.
OS1/4/18/71 RUTHVEN Ruthven Ruthven Ruthven Ruthven Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul New Statistical Account, Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822, List of Roads & Bridges 040 A large farmhouse, with an extensive court of good offices, garden, & mixed farm attached: tenanted by Mrs. Gordon, and the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/71 SCHOOL [Tomachlaigionn] School Ph. [Parish] Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul 040 A good school house, with a dwelling house, garden and croft attached. The teachers Salary is the maximum; School fees, and a share of the Dick Bequest. It is situated at Tomachlaigionn.
OS1/4/18/71 [Page] 71 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/72 CÀRN MÈILICH Carn Meilich Carn Meilich Carn Meilich Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul 040 A conspicuous hill, covered with heathy pasture. Situated between the river Avon and Chabet Burn and forming part of the farm of Auchlichnie Anglice. The bleating Cairn or hill.
OS1/4/18/72 INVERCHOR COTTAGE Inverchor Cottage Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul 040 A cottage dwelling, tenanted by farm servants, situated between Inverchor and Ellick. the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/72 ELLICK Ellick Ellick Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 Two ordinary sized farm houses, with offices and small farms attached to each. The property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/72 GLENCONGLASS Glenconglass Glenconglass Mr. Watson Auchlichnie Mr. Smith Tomintoul Mr. Grant Tomintoul Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 A farm house of an ordinary size with a court of good offices and farm attached - the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/72 [Page] 72 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/73 SRÒN A' CHATHAIDH Sròn a Chathaidh Sròn a Chathaidh Sròn a Chathaidh Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Robertson Torrans Mr. A Smith Tomintoul 040 A cottars dwelling with offices and croft attached - the property of the Duke of Richmond. Meaning - Nose of the snow-drift
OS1/4/18/73 A' GHUALANN A' Ghualann Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Robertson Torrans Mr. A Smith Tomintoul 040 This name applies to a high ridge of mountain land, situated between "Sron a Chathaidh" and "Carn Meadhonach". Meaning, the Shoulder.
OS1/4/18/73 ALLT A' CHROISG Allt a' Chroisg Mr. McDonald Tombreac Mr. Robertson Torrans Mr. A Smith Tomintoul 040 A mountain stream rising on the north west side of "Carn Meadhonach", and flowing westward, into the the "Burn of Brown". Meaning. The cross Burn.
OS1/4/18/73 [Page] 73 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/74 TOM NAM MARBH . Tom nam Marbh Tom nam Marbh Mr. Ross Fodderletter Mr. McDonald Tombrec Mr. Robertson Torrans 040 A small conical Knowe. Situated between Fodderletter, and Creag an Iaruinn. Meaning - The Knowe of the dead.
OS1/4/18/74 GLEN BROWN Glen Brown Glen Brown Glen Brown Mr. A Smith Tomintoul Mr. J. Grant Tomintoul Revd. [Reverend] John Smith Tomintoul 040 A considerable valley, through which the burn of Brown runs. The name is generally applied to the inhabited part which extends some two miles South from the Bridge of Brown.
OS1/4/18/74 GLEN LOCHY Glen Lochy Glen Lochy Glen Lochy Glen Lochy Mr. A Smith Mr. .J Grant Revd. [Reverend] John Smith 040 This glen is the continuation of Glen Brown, and extends from the Bridge of Brown to Inverlochy. It is traversed by the burn of Lochy.
OS1/4/18/74 [Page] 74 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/75 BALABHLAIR Balabhlair Balabhlair Bellavlair Alexander Smith Tomintoul James Mackie Tomintoul John Grant Inspector Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 040 A cottars house & croft of land near Tomintoul, the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/75 BLAIRWICK Blairwick Blairvick Blairwick Alexander Smith Tomintoul James Mackie Tomintoul John Grant Inspector Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 List of Roads & Bridges A small farm steading & farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/75 INCHNACAPE Inchnacape Alexander Smith Tomintoul James Mackie Tomintoul John Grant Inspector 040 A small farm steading & farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/75 [Page] 75 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/76 MILLTON OF AUCHRIACHAN Millton of Auchriachan Milltown Mill of Achriachan George McHardy Auchriachan John Grant Inspector John McHardy Lagganvoulin Robertson's Map of Banffshire &c 1822 List of Roads & Bridges 040 A small farm steading, cottars house and Corn Mill. the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/76 AUCHRIACHAN Auchriachan George McHardy Auchriachan John Grant Inspector John McHardy Lagganvoulin 040 A large farm steading and farm of arable & hill ground the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/76 FINDRON Findron George McHardy Auchriachan John Grant Inspector John McHardy Lagganvoulin 040 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/76 [Page] 76 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/77 INVERLOCHY Inverlochy Inverlochie Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. P. Watson Auchlichnie New Statistical Account Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 040 A good dwelling house with offices, garden and a large farm attached in the occupation of John and William Watson. and the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/77 CNOC FERGAN Cnoc Fergan Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. P. Watson Auchlichnie 040 A large hill immediately south of Inverlochy.
OS1/4/18/77 FERGAN'S WELL Fergan's Well Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. P. Watson Auchlichnie 040 A spring of water on the east side of Cnoc Fergan. Some years ago, a cattle market was annually held at this Well, but which is now held at the Village of Tomintoul. It is said to be a Holy Well.
OS1/4/18/77 BELNEDAN . Belnedan Belnedan Belnedan Belnidens Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. P. Watson Auchlichnie William Smith Tenant Mr. Grant Tomintoul Mr Alexander Smith Tomintoul Robertson's Map of Banffshire 040 An ordinary sized dwelling house with offices, a garden and farm attached, in the occupation of William Smith and the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/77 [Page] 77 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/77 The first version of Belnedan, Baileanaodainn, was that favoured by the first three authorities copied from the previous entries, but it has been deleted.
OS1/4/18/78 BURN OF LOCHY Burn of Lochy Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. Shaw Baileamhulluin 040 This is the continuation of the Burn of Brown, from Bridge of Brown to its junction with the River Avon, near Inverlochy.
OS1/4/18/78 CAOCHAN FEARNA Caochan Fearna Mr. William Watson Inverlochy Mr. John Watson Inverlochy Mr. Shaw Baileamhulluin 040 A small mountain stream, issuing from a peat moss. Situated at the south end of Cnoc Fergan. Meaning. Caochan a Stream and Fearna Alder. The name is a corruption of Caochan an Fhearna.
OS1/4/18/78 ALLT NAM MUC Allt nam Muc Allt na Muc Mr. Alexander Innes Fodderletter Mr. William Ross Fodderletter Mr. John McPherson Fodderletter 040 A small stream rising in a peat moss on the north side of "Tom Mor" & flowing northward between Fodderletter & Baileanaodainn into the river Avon. Anglice. The pigs burn.
OS1/4/18/78 CREAG AN IARUINN Creag an Iaruinn Creag an Iaruinn Mr. Alexander Innes Fodderletter Mr. William Ross Fodderletter Mr. John McPherson Fodderletter 040 A conspicuous hill situated on the south west of "Cnoc Fergan" - Meaning The Iron Craig or hill.
OS1/4/18/78 [Page] 78 Co. [County] of Banff. -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael [Note to Burn of Lochy, altered from Water of Lochy:] Corrected to correspond with the arrangement adopted by the Inverness division. [Note to alteration in description of Burn of Lochy:] Corrected from the N. [Name] Sheets of Inverness division. [Initialled] G.G. Col Serj RE [Colour Sergeant Royal Engineers]
OS1/4/18/79 CNOC DUBH Cnoc Dubh Charles Stewart Glenmullie John Grant Shanrie Peter Grant Casfuar 041 ; 044 A prominent hill feature on the east side of Conglass, lying between Allt Mulliach and Allt nan Seileach. the name signifies the Black Hill.
OS1/4/18/79 [Page] 79 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note] On 41 not recd [recorded]
OS1/4/18/80 CONGLASS WATER Conglass Water Conglass Water Conglass Water Water of Conglass Conlas Conglass Revd. [Reverend] John McLennan Tomintoul Mr McHardy Lagganvoulin, William Robertson Delnalyne Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 Old Statistical Account List of Roads & Bridges 040 ; 043 ; 044 One of the principal tributaries of the Avon which has its source in two small streams - one flowing from the Coire Buidhe the other from Leachd a' Ghobhainn and after a sinuous course of nearly six miles through a beautiful highland glen, enters the Avon near the farm house of Ruthven.
OS1/4/18/80 ALLT BLAIRNAMARROW Allt Blairnamarrow Allt Blairnamarrow Allt Blairnamarrow William Robertson Delnalyne Mr. Meldrum Post master rd. [retired] Tomintoul Mr. McIntosh Tomintoul 040 A tributary of the Conglass which has its source in two streams Meur Croinaiche and Allt nan Cabar from their junction to its confluence with Conglass near Blairnamarrow. it has a course of nearly a mile.
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OS1/4/18/81 LEITIR MHÒR Leitir Mhor Leitir Mhor Leitir Mhor John McPherson William Robertson Alexander Shaw 043 A slope or hillside lying between Dailachule and Raon na Mairt on Conglass side. derivation - Leitir, a hill side & Mor great or large.
OS1/4/18/81 COIRE DUBH Coire Dubh John McPherson William Robertson Alexander Shaw 040 A small mountain glen thro' [through] which runs a rivulet a tributary of the Avon. derivation, Coire a hollow or glen and Dubh black.
OS1/4/18/81 COIRE NA MOINE Coire na Moine John McPherson William Robertson Alexander Shaw 040 A small natural basin or hollow near the head of Allt na Choille. derivation Coire a hollow and Moine a peat moss.
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OS1/4/18/82 MONADH FERGIE Monadh Fergie Monadh Fergie Monadh Fergie John McPherson William Gordon Ceppoch William Robertson 043 A hill of large extent but small elevation near the head of the Muckle Fergie from which it receives its name.
OS1/4/18/82 RÉIDH BREAC Reidh Breac John McPherson William Gordon Ceppoch William Robertson 043 A flat patch of land on the north side of the Fergie - the property of the Duke of Richmond. derivation Reidh - a plain or field and Bhreac from breac spotted.
OS1/4/18/82 MONADH NAN EUN Monadh-nan-Eun John McPherson William Gordon Ceppoch William Robertson 043 A flat ridge lying between Meur-a-Chuil and Alltach Fergie. derivation Monadh a hill and Eoin genitive of Eun a bird or moor fowl.
OS1/4/18/82 [Page] 82 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff
OS1/4/18/83 LITTLE ALLT BHEITHACHAN Little Allt Bheithachan Mr. Alexander McRae Mr. E. McIntosh Revd [Reverend] A. J. McLennan 043 ; 046 A small stream rising near the base of Geal Charn and falling into Allt Bheithachan near Dalbheithachan.
OS1/4/18/83 [Page] 83 Co. [County] Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/84 LEITIR ÀRD Leitir Ard Leitir Ard Alexander Shaw Dailachul John McPherson Raon na Mairt Charles Stewart Glenmullie 043 A hill feature on the Conglass near Glenmullie. derivation Leitir a hill side and Ard high.
OS1/4/18/84 MUCKLE FERGIE BURN Muckle Fergie Burn William Gordon Ceapach William Robertson Delnalyne J. McIntosh Gamekeeper 043 A tributary of the River Avon which has its rise in the range of hills which seperate Kirkmichael psh. [parish] from Aberdeenshire on the southeast. it takes this name from the junction of "Meur an Loin" and Meur a' Chois to its confluence with the Avon a short distance below Torbain.
OS1/4/18/84 [Page] 84 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/85 MEUR A' CHÒIS Meur a' Chois John McPherson William Robertson William Gordon J. McIntosh 043 A tributary of the Fergie which rises on Tom Bluiridh and joins the above stream about half a mile from its upper branch - derivation Meur a branch and cois a hollow.
OS1/4/18/85 MEUR AN LÒIN Meur an Loin John McPherson William Robertson William Gordon J. McIntosh 043 The upper branch of the Fergie which rises on Carn Bhreac and flows till it meets Meur a' Chois derivation - Meur a branch and Lou a morass.
OS1/4/18/85 CAIRNS Tumuli John McPherson William Robertson William Gordon J. McIntosh 043 A number of cairns none of which have been opened, but supposed to mark the site of a battle between the Clansmen. there is no tradition or history connected with them. they are composed of earth & stones. See Remark in Page 24.
OS1/4/18/85 [Page] 85 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/86 MEUR A' CHÙIL Meur a' Chuil Meur a' Chuil Meur a' Chuil J. McIntosh William Robertson William Gordon 043 A tributary of the Fergie which rises on the eastern base of Liath Beinn and joins the above stream after a course of a mile derivation - Meur a finger or branch of a river and Cùl the back. i.e. Back Branch.
OS1/4/18/86 MEUR A' CHROSAIDH Meur a' Chrosaidh J. McIntosh William Robertson William Gordon 043 Another tributary of the Fergie which has its source on Creag Mheann and joins the main stream about half a mile above Meur a' Chuil. derivation - Meur a branch and Chrosaidh a crossing ( gene. [genitive])
OS1/4/18/86 ALLTACH FERGIE Alltach Fergie J. McIntosh William Robertson William Gordon 043 A small tributary of Meur a Chroisaidh which rises on Monadh nan Eoin and joins the above stream about half a mile from its confluence derivation - Allt a brook and Fergie the name of the principal stream. Alltach is a provincialism.
OS1/4/18/86 [Page] 86 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [Couonty] Banff.
OS1/4/18/87 CÀRN AN T-SLÉIBHE Carn Sleibh Carn Sleibh Carn Sleibh Carn-an-t-Sleibhe Carn-an-t-Sleibhe James Fraser William Fraser E McIntosh Mr. Gordon Ceapach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Tomintoul 043 A high ridge of Mountain land situated on the south of Tom na h Eala. This name is means Cairn of the mountain.
OS1/4/18/87 NA TRI CHAOCHAIN An Tri Caochan An Tri Caochan James Fraser William Fraser E McIntosh Mr. Gordon Ceapach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Tomintoul 043 Three small rivulets, tributary to the river Avon, and situated on the south side of Cairn Dubh. Meaning The Three Streams.
OS1/4/18/87 DAILCHAOIL Dailchaoil James Fraser William Fraser E McIntosh Mr. Gordon Ceapach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Tomintoul 043 A small farm house, with some offices, and a sheep farm attached - the property of the Duke of Richmond. It signifies, Narrow haugh.
OS1/4/18/87 CNOCAN Cnocan James Fraser William Fraser E McIntosh Mr. Gordon Ceapach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Tomintoul 043 A cottage dwelling, tenanted by hinds - the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/87 [Page] 87 Co. [County] Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/88 AUCHNAKYLE Auchnakyle Auchnakyle. Auchnakyle. Auchnacoille Achnachoile Valuation Roll 186-7. John Grant. Occupier E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic Thomas Dewar. Tomintoul Robertson's map of Banffshire &c. 1822 043 A Small dwelling house with a court of farm offices and farm attached. - the property of the Duke of Richmond. It signifies - a wooded haugh.
OS1/4/18/88 ALLT NA KYLE Allt na Kyle Allt na Kyle. Valuation Roll 186-7. John Grant. Occupier E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic Thomas Dewar. Tomintoul Robertson's map of Banffshire &c. 1822 043 A Small mountain Stream, on the north side of Auchnakyle. tributary to the river Avon.
OS1/4/18/88 SÌTH MÒR Sith Mor Valuation Roll 186-7. John Grant. Occupier E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic Thomas Dewar. Tomintoul Robertson's map of Banffshire &c. 1822 043 A rocky cliff on the east Side of Auchnakyle. It Signifies - The big fairy.
OS1/4/18/88 SÌTH BEAG Sith Beg Valuation Roll 186-7. John Grant. Occupier E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic Thomas Dewar. Tomintoul Robertson's map of Banffshire &c. 1822 043 A smaller cliff contiguous to Sith Mor - it signifies, the little fairy.
OS1/4/18/88 TORBAIN Torbain Valuation Roll 186-7. John Grant. Occupier E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic Thomas Dewar. Tomintoul Robertson's map of Banffshire &c. 1822 043 A farm house with offices and farm attached - the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/88 [Page] 88 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael [note] Sìth is either Masculine or Feminine in this case it is masculine and therefore does not aspirate its adjective Sìth Mòr -- Sìth Beag [circled] Dots out
OS1/4/18/89 TOM AN REÍSG . Tom an Reisg Tom an Reisg E. McIntosh Bailechnoic James Fraser Gaulrig William Fraser Gaulrig 043 A high ridge of Mountain land, situated on the west of Baileantuim.
OS1/4/18/89 CAIRNS [Tom an Reisg] Tumuli E. McIntosh Bailechnoic James Fraser Gaulrig William Fraser Gaulrig 043 On the north western end of Tom-na-Reasg are visible the remains of a number of small sepulchral Cairns or tumuli said to be the graves of those slain in a sangunary battle fought in the district. They are composed of earth and Stones. See Remark in P. [Page] 24
OS1/4/18/89 BAILEANTUIM Baile-an-tuim E. McIntosh Bailechnoic James Fraser Gaulrig William Fraser Gaulrig 043 Two farm dwellings, with offices and arable & pasture farms attached, and the property of the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/89 DELAVORAR Dailamhorar Delavorar Delavorar E. McIntosh Bailechnoic James Fraser Gaulrig William Fraser Gaulrig The New Statal. Acct. [Statistical Account] Valuation Roll 043 A good dwelling house, with a court of offices and an extensive Mixed farm attached, the property of the Duke of Richmond - and signifying the Master's or Lord's field or haugh.
OS1/4/18/89 [Page] 89 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael [Note to Tom an Reisg:] Riasg A moor, fen, or marsh Coarse mountain grass
OS1/4/18/90 CÀRN RUADH-BHRUAICH Carn Ruadhbruach Carn Ruadhbruach Carn Ruadhbruach Carn Ruadhbruach E. McIntosh. A. Robertson. W. Young. W. Smith. 043 A high hill situated on the east side of the Water of Ailnach. There is an extensive landslip on the west side which extends from the Summit to the side of the Ailnach. Ruadh = Red. Bruach = Brae. Redbrae. This hill has an elevation of 2020 feet above sea-level.
OS1/4/18/90 CAOCHAN CÙIL Caochan Chùil Caochan Cùl Caochan Cùl E. McIntosh. A. Robertson. W. Young. W. Smith. Revd [Reverend] Mr. McLennan. Mr. Gordon Cepach 043 A small mountain Stream tributary to the Ailnach - Caochan, a little stream Cul, Chuil, at the back. Signifying the Back burn.
OS1/4/18/90 ALLT BHEITHACHAN Allt Bheithachan E. McIntosh. A. Robertson. W. Young. W. Smith. 043 A mountain Stream tributary to the River Avon. Takes its name from the adjacent house.
OS1/4/18/90 [Page] 90 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael [Note to Caochan Cùil:] Cùl a back is a declinable noun?
OS1/4/18/91 CAOCHAN DEAS Caochan Deas Caochan Deas Caochan Deas James Fraser William Fraser E. McIntosh. 043 A Small rivulet, tributary to Allt Bheithachan. Meaning. South Stream.
OS1/4/18/91 DALBHEITHACHAN Dalbheithachan James Fraser William Fraser E. McIntosh. 043 A cottage dwelling tenanted by a Shepherd, and his family - the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/91 TOM NA H-EILDE Tom-na-h-Eilde Tom-na-h-Eilde James Fraser William Fraser E. McIntosh. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Tomintoul 043 A high ridge of mountain land - Signifying the Knowe of the Hind.
OS1/4/18/91 CÀRN DUBH Carn Dubh James Fraser William Fraser E. McIntosh. 043 A ridge of mountain land - Signifying a black Cairn or hill.
OS1/4/18/91 [Page] 91
OS1/4/18/92 EASTER GAULRIG Easter Gaulrig Easter Gaulrig Easter Gaulrig Gaulrig James Fraser. Tenant William Fraser W. [Wester] Gaulrig E McIntosh. Bailechrocin Valuation Roll Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 043 An ordinary farm house, with a collection of outhouses, and farm attached - the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/92 WESTER GAULRIG Wester Gaulrig Gaulrig James Fraser William Fraser W. [Wester] Gaulrig E McIntosh. Bailechrocin Valuation Roll Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 043 An ordinary sized house, with offices, and farm attached, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/92 BAILECHNOIC Bailechnoic James Fraser William Fraser W. [Wester] Gaulrig E McIntosh. Bailechrocin Valuation Roll 043 Two cottage dwellings, in the occupation of Shepherds - the property of the Duke of Richmond. Baile a farm town. Cnoc a Knock or Knowe.
OS1/4/18/92 [Page] 92 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/93 ALLT RÉIDH AN TORRAIN Allt Reidh an Torrain John McPherson William Robertson Alexander Shaw Dailachule 043 A small stream which rises on Monadh Fergie, and joins the Conglass near Raon na Mairt. derivation- Allt & Reidh a Plain. torran a little knoll or hill.
OS1/4/18/93 ALLT MULLIACH Allt Mulliach John McPherson William Robertson Alexander Shaw Dailachule 043 A small tributary of the Conglass which rises on Cnoc Dubh near the boundary of Inveraven parish and joins the above River at Glenmullie derivation unknown.
OS1/4/18/93 LEITIR BHEAG Leitir Bheag John McPherson William Robertson Alexander Shaw Dailachule 043 A green slope or hill side on the south of Conglass near Dailachule. derivation - Leitir a hill side and Beag little.
OS1/4/18/93 [Page] 93 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note to Allt Mulliach:] "The top" Vide No. 6 of Sheet 44 and should be "Mullaich" doubtful the local authority & others think it to be derived either from Malach ridge or range or Maolachte Bare &c but it is only conjecture.
OS1/4/18/94 TOM NA BAT Tom-na-Bat Tom-na-Bat Tom-na-Bat John McPherson Raon na Mairt Alexander Shaw, Dalachule William Robertson Dailnalainn 043 A hill feature immediately south of Tomintoul, the name is supposed to be derived from Tom a hill or knoll and Bad a cluster or tuft.
OS1/4/18/94 ALLTACH BEAG Alltach Beag John McPherson Raon na Mairt Alexander Shaw, Dalachule William Robertson Dailnalainn 043 A small stream having it's source on Tom na Bat and joining the Conglass near Dailnalainn, derived from Allt a brook and beag. little. Alltach is a provincialism.
OS1/4/18/94 ALLTACH MÒR Alltach Mor John McPherson Raon na Mairt Alexander Shaw, Dalachule William Robertson Dailnalainn 043 A tributary of the Conglass which rises on the shoulder of Monadh Fergie and joins the above River near Dailachule. derivation - Allt - and Mor Big or large
OS1/4/18/94 [Page] 94 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff [Note to Tom na Bat:] Tom nam Bad ? [signed] William Paton LCorp RE [ Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
OS1/4/18/95 BRIDGE OF LEACHD Bridge of Leachd (County) Bridge of Leight James Grant Toml. [Tomintoul] John Grant Inspr. [Inspector] Alexander Smith Toml. [Tomintoul] List of Roads & Bridges 044 A small stone bridge over the Burn of the Leachd or Allt na Lice, on the military road leading between Strathairn & Strathdon.
OS1/4/18/95 [Page] 95 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/96 [Page] 96 Parish of KirKmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. Braes of Avon & Bridge of Alltachbeag [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/97 CEAPACH Ceapach Ceapach Ceapach Mr. Gordon. Occupier E. McIntosh Bailechnoic Alexander Robertson. Tomintoul 043 A cottage dwelling with Some outhouses attached, Situated on the Side of the River Avon and tenanted, by a Gamekeeper
OS1/4/18/97 ALLTAN GLAS Alltan Glass Alltan Glas. Mr. Gordon E. McIntosh Bailechnoic Alexander Robertson. Tomintoul 043 A Small Stream near Ceapach, a tributary of the Avon. Signifying the Little, Gray Burn.
OS1/4/18/97 ALLT DUBH Allt. Dubh Mr. Gordon E. McIntosh Bailechnoic Alexander Robertson. Tomintoul 043 A Small mountain Stream on the north Side of Reidh Dorch. Signifying, Black Burn.
OS1/4/18/97 RÉIDH DORCH Reidh Dorch Mr. Gordon E. McIntosh Bailechnoic Alexander Robertson. Tomintoul 043 A ridge of mountain land Situated on the South Side of Allt Dubh, Signifying, Dark Plain.
OS1/4/18/97 [Page] 97 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/98 DELNABO BRIDGE Dailnabo Bridge Thomas Smith. E. McIntosh. Alexander Robertson. 043 A wooden bridge across the river Avon near Dailnabo.
OS1/4/18/98 QUEEN'S CAIRN Queen's Cairn Thomas Smith. E. McIntosh. Alexander Robertson. 043 On the Side of the road from Tomintoul to Glenavon, there Stands a large cairn of Stones erected by the inhabitants. On this Spot Her Majesty Queen Victoria, rested and took luncheon, when on a tour through Strathavon Some years Since.
OS1/4/18/98 ALLT A' CHÒIS Allt a' Chois Allt a' Chois Allt a' Chois Allt a' Chois Allt a' Chois Thomas Smith. E. McIntosh. Alexander Robertson. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Mr. Gordon. Gamekeeper. 043 A Small Stream, near the Queens Cairn. The derivation, or meaning of this name is not known, but it is supposed to mean The Stream in the hollow.
OS1/4/18/98 [Page] 98
OS1/4/18/99 CREAG LOISGTE Creag Loesgte Creag Loisgte Creag Loisgte Creag Loisgte Thomas Smith. Tombrec. Alexander Robertson. Torrens. Charles Grant. Brownside. McAlpine's Gaelic. Dicty. [Dictionary] 043 A high ridge of mountain land, branching westward from Carn Meadhonach. English. Burnt Craig.
OS1/4/18/99 CÀRN MEADHONACH Carn Meadhonach Carn Meadhonach Carn Meadhonach Thomas Smith. Tombrec. Alexander Robertson. Torrens. Charles Grant. Brownside. 043 An extensive hill of considerable altitude; situated upwards of a mile west of Dailnabo. English. Middle Cairn or Hill.
OS1/4/18/99 ALLT COIRE AN FHEÀRNA Allt Coirefearn Allt Coire-an-Fhearna Allt Coire-an-Fhearna Thomas Smith. Tombrec. Alexander Robertson. Torrens. Charles Grant. Brownside. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Mr. William Smith. Tomintoul 043 A small mountain stream, tributary to the Burn of Brown. English. Coire, a mountain dell, & fearn, alderwood.
OS1/4/18/99 BREAC 'LEITIR Breac Leitir Thomas Smith. Tombrec. Alexander Robertson. Torrens. Charles Grant. Brownside. 043 A high ridge of mountain land branching Southward from Carn Meadhonach. English. Breac. Speckled or Spotted & Leitir Mountain ridge or Side.
OS1/4/18/99 [Page] 99 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Allt Coire an Fheàrna [note] Would be better written Allt Coire na Fearna Fearna is properly a feminine noun [illegible annotation to 'properly']
OS1/4/18/100 CAOCHAN UAINE Caochan Uaine Thomas Smith Alexander Robertson Charles Grant McAlpine's G. [Gaelic] Dictionary 043 A Smal mountain rivulet tributary to the Burn of Brown - Caochan. Gurgling Streamlet. Uaine - Green.
OS1/4/18/100 LOCHAN UAINE Lochan Uaine Thomas Smith Alexander Robertson Charles Grant McAlpine's G. [Gaelic] Dictionary 043 A Small Stagnant pool Situated near the South end of Breacleitir. Lochan. a Small lake or pool Uaine - green.
OS1/4/18/100 LITTLE AILNACK Little Ailnach or Little Ailenac. Thomas Smith. E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic. Thomas Grant. Tomintoul 043 A mountain Stream rising on the east Side of Cairn Meadhonach; tributary to the Water of Ailnach, which it joins near Dailnabo.
OS1/4/18/100 DELNABO Dailnabo Delnabo Delnabo Delnabo Delnabo Delnabo Thomas Smith. E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic. Thomas Grant. Tomintoul Excerpt from Valuation Roll Blacks Map of Banffshire Old Statistical Account List of Roads & Bridges Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 043 A good dwelling house, with offices, & arable & pasture farm attached, in the occupation of James Smith - The Earl of Seafield proprietor - Dail. a field - Bo - cow.
OS1/4/18/100 [Page] 100 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/101 UAIMH SHÉUMAS AN TUIM Uaimh Shaumaes an Tuim Uaimh Sheumaes an Tuim Uaimh Sheumaes an Tuim Alexander Robertson E. McIntosh William Young 043 A small cave in the face of the cliff overhanging the west bank of the Water of Ailnach, in which James of the Hill; a notorious, and daring outlaw, found refuge when pursued by the officers of justice.
OS1/4/18/101 BAILEBEG Bailebeg Alexander Robertson E. McIntosh William Young A cottage dwelling, with some outhouses attached; tenanted by a herd, and the property of the Earl of Seafield. English. Littletown.
OS1/4/18/101 ALLT RÉIDHE MHAITH Allt Reidhmaith Alexander Robertson E. McIntosh William Young 043 A Small mountain Stream, rising on the north Side of Tom an Reisg; tributary to the River Avon. Reidhmaith, Signifies Good Plain.
OS1/4/18/101 [Page] 101 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Uaimh Shéumas an Tuim [note] not governed when it governs another General rule followed with respect to the names on the Plans since the commencement of the survey of the Highland
OS1/4/18/102 RÉIDH RUADH Reidh Ruadh Alexander Robertson. Tomintoul E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic William Young. Tomintoul 043 A ridge of mountain land on the west of Dailnabo. It signifies, a red plain or red mountain Side.
OS1/4/18/102 WATER OF AILNACK Water of Ailnach Water of Ailnach Water of Ailnach Water of Ailnach Water of Ailnach Water of Altnach Ailnac Alexander Robertson. Tomintoul E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic William Young. Tomintoul Black's Co. [County] Map. Guide to Benmacdui &c &c. Cassells Map of Scotland. Robertsons Map of Banffshire &c 1822 Fullarton's Gazetter Old Statistical Account 043 A considerable mountain Stream having it's source near the north Shoulder of Carngorm, & flowing northward through a deep rocky chasm to Dailnabo, where it joins the River Avon. This name applies to the portion between Cadha Urchaire and Delnabo.
OS1/4/18/102 INNIS BHREAC Innis Bhreac Alexander Robertson. E. McIntosh. William Young. 043 A ridge of mountain land, Situated between Breac Leiter, and the Water of Ailnach. means spotted island
OS1/4/18/102 [Page] 102 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Water of Ailnack [note] as adopted by the Inverness division
OS1/4/18/103 LIATH BHEINN Liath Beinn Liath Beinn Liath Beinn Liath Bheinn Liath Bheinn James Fraser. Gualrig William Fraser Gualrig E. McIntosh. Bailechnoic. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan. Mr. Gordon. Gamekeeper. 043 A conspicuous hill on east side of the River Avon. The name applies to the whole hill, and is generally pronounced Liath Beinn. Meaning The Gray Hill. It rises to an altitude of 2183 feet above sea-leve.
OS1/4/18/103 BURN OF BROWN Burn of Brown Mr. Robertson. Torrens. Mr. McDonald Torbreac. Mr. Sinclair. Brownside. 043 A mountain Stream, rising on the north Side of Cath Dubh. It forms the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff & Inverness, from its Source to the Bridge of Brown.
OS1/4/18/103 CATH DUBH Cath Dubh E. McIntosh Bailechnoic Mr. Grant Tomintoul. Mr. McGregor Tomintoul. 043 A conspicuous hill on the west Side of the Ailnack, on the boundary between Banff & Inverness
OS1/4/18/103 [Page] 103 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Cath Dubh [note] Cadh Dubh? Cath a Battle Cadh a Pass - adopted from the Plan of the Inverness Division [Initialled] W.P.
OS1/4/18/104 STRATH AVON Strathavon Strathavon Strathavon Strathaven Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Tomintoul Blacks map of Scotland Old Statistical Account, Inveraven Ph. [Parish] 043 An extensive valley, through which the river Avon flows. It is the continuation of Glenavon, and extends from Inchrory to Ballindalloch.
OS1/4/18/104 RIVER AVON River Avon River Avon River Avon Aven River Aven The Aven Aven Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLennan Blacks Map New Statcl. [Statistical] Account, Kirkmichael Ph. [Parish] Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 Fullarton's Gazetteer New. Stat. Acct. [Statistical Sccount] Inveraven Parish Old Statistical Account. 043 A considerable Stream, issuing from Loch Avon, which is situated at the northern Side of Ben Muich Dhui: in its course through Glenavon and Strath Avon, it is joined by the Bulg, Ailnach, Conglass, Lochy & Livet Waters, and mamy other Smaller Streams. It joins the Spey at Ballindalloch
OS1/4/18/104 [Page] 104 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Strath Avon [note] On 40 River Avon [note] On 43
OS1/4/18/105 GLENMULLIE Glenmullie Glenmullie Glenmullie Glenmullie Glenmullie Glenmullie Charles Stewart Tenant William Robertson John McPherson Valuation Roll Black's County Map Robertson's Map of Banffshire 1822 043 A middling sized farm steading and farm of arable & pasture land. the property of the Duke of Richmond. the etymology of the name is unknown.
OS1/4/18/105 RHYNAMARST Raon-na-mairt Rhynamarst Rhynamarst McLeod & Dewar's Dictionary John McPherson Tenant William Robertson Dailnalainn 043 A middling sized farm steading and farm of arable & pasture land the property of the Duke of Richmond, the name is derived from Raon a field or plain and Mart a cow.
OS1/4/18/105 [Page] 105 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff
OS1/4/18/106 DELNALYNE Dailnalainn Delnalyne McLeod & Deward's Dictionary William Robertson Tenant John McPherson. Raon-na-Mairt Valuation Roll 043 A small farm steading and farm of arable land, the property of the Duke of Richmond the name is derived from Dail a haugh or field & Lann a house or inclosure.
OS1/4/18/106 ALLTACHBEAG Alltach beag. William Robertson Dailnalainn John McPherson Alexander Shaw Dailachule 043 A cottars house and croft of land. the property of the Duke of Richmond named from a small rill that flows past the house.
OS1/4/18/106 DELACHULE Dail a chul Delachule Delachule Delachule McLeod & Dewar's Dictionary. Alexander Shaw Tenant William Robertson Dailnalainn J McPherson Raon na Mairt 043 A small farm steading & farm of arable & pasture land the property of the Duke of Richmond. the name is derived from Dail - a haugh or field and Cùl the back.
OS1/4/18/106 [Page] 105 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/107 BRAES OF GLENLIVET Braes of Glenlivet 044 For authorities and descriptive remarks See the N. [Name] Book of the 1/2500 work of Inveraven Ph. [Parish]
OS1/4/18/107 [Page] 107 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Inveraven [note] On 25 Inch
OS1/4/18/108 CA MOR Ca Mor Ca Mor Ca Mor Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] A. J. McLennan 044 A hollow situated between Beinn a' Cruinnich and Cairn Ealasaidh.
OS1/4/18/108 MEIKLE CORR RIABHACH Meikle Cor Riabhach Meikle Cor Riabhach Meikle Cor Riabhach Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] A. J. McLennan 044 A large hill, over which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen.
OS1/4/18/108 [Page] 108 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Glac an Lochans [crossed out] Ca Mor [note] Cadh Mòr Cadh an entry, a pass, a partition
OS1/4/18/109 CARN DULACK Carn Dubhlaidh Carn Dulack Carn Dulack Peter Grant. Casfuar. William Robertson GameKeeper Dailnalyne. Robert Grant. Blar nan mairbhe 041 ; 044 A prominent hill feature, in the shape of a ridge which extends from the Conglass to the upper part of Glenlivat. This Hill rises to an altitude of 2156 feet above sea-level.
OS1/4/18/109 CARN DULACK BEAG Carn Dubhlaidh Beag. Peter Grant. Casfuar. William Robertson GameKeeper Dailnalyne. Robert Grant. Blar nan mairbhe 044 A lower arm or shoulder of the Carn Carn Dulack
OS1/4/18/109 TOM GARBH-BHEINNE Tom Garbh-bheinne Peter Grant. Casfuar. William Robertson GameKeeper Dailnalyne. Robert Grant. Blar nan mairbhe 044 A small hill near the source of the Conglass. derivation - Tom. a hill or Knoll. and Garbh-bheinne rough hill.
OS1/4/18/109 [Page] 109 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff Carn Dulack Beag [note] The authorities prefer this and the preceding being written in the anglicised form.
OS1/4/18/110 LAG A' BHRUIC Lag a' Bhruic Lag a' Bhruic Lag a' Bhruic Robert Grant Blar-na-mairbh William Robertson Gamekeeper Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Blar-na-mairbhe. 044 A small hollow on the north side of Conglass near Blar-na-mairbhe derived from Lag a hollow and Broc. a badger.
OS1/4/18/110 CREAGAN A' CHAIT Creagan a' Chait Robert Grant Blar-na-mairbh William Robertson Gamekeeper Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant. Blar-na-mairbhe. 044 A few scattered rocks on the south brow of Carn Dubhlaidh derived from Creagan dime. [diminutive] of Creag a rock, and Chait gene. [genitive] of Cat.
OS1/4/18/110 THE GARLET The Garlet Robert Grant Blar-na-mairbh William Robertson Gamekeeper Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant. Blar-na-mairbhe. A rocky declivety on the north bank of the Conglass immediately above Blar-na-mairbhe.
OS1/4/18/110 [Page] 110 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/111 BADNAFRAVE Bad-na-freumh Badnafrave Badnafrave Badnafrave Badnafrave McLeod & Dewar's Dictionary John Grant Tenant. Robert Grant Blar nan Mairbhe Peter Grant Casfuar Valuation Roll 044 A middling sized farm steading and farm of land, the property of the Duke of Richmond; derivation - Bad. a cluster or tuft and Freumh. a root or stem.
OS1/4/18/111 BLAIRNAMARROW (P.H. [Public House]) Blar-nan-Mairbhe Blar-nain-mairbh Blairnamarrow (P.H.) [Public House] Blairnamarrow (P.H.) [Public House] Blairnamarrow (P.H.) [Public House] McLeod & Dewar's Dictionary Old Statistical account. Robert Grant Tenant John Grant, Badnafreumh Valuation Roll 044 A public house, and farm steading with land attached, the property of the Duke of Richmond. The name signifies the Field of the dead, and originated from a battle that was fought between the clans of McDonald & Stewart, but the history or date of which is not known, except that the McDonalds were defeated. Several tumuli still remain untouched on the edge of the ploughed land but the greater number were destroyed when the land was first ploughed. See new statistical account. Vide remark in P. [Page] 24.
OS1/4/18/111 CAIRNS [Blairnamarrow] 044 The name [Blairnamarrow] signifies the Field of the dead, and originated from a battle that was fought between the clans of McDonald & Stewart, but the history or date of which is not known, except that the McDonalds were defeated. Several tumuli still remain untouched on the edge of the ploughed land but the greater number were destroyed when the land was first ploughed. See new statistical account. Vide remark in P. [Page] 24.
OS1/4/18/111 [Page] 111 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. [Note to Blairnamarrow/Cairns] Ought Sight of Conflict between the Clans McDonald and Stewart be written on Plan? Not considered of sufficient importance
OS1/4/18/112 SHANRIE Shean reidh Shanrie Shanrie Shanrie McLeod & Dewar's Dictionary John Grant occupier Peter Grant Casfuar William Robertson Dailnalainn 044 A small farm steading and farm of arable & pasture land the property of the Duke of Richmond. derivation - sean old and Reidh a plain or field.
OS1/4/18/112 CASFUAR Casfuar McLeod & Dewar's Dictionary John Grant occupier Peter Grant Casfuar William Robertson Dailnalainn 044 A small farm steading and farm of arable & pasture land the property of the Duke of Richmond derivation - Cas a foot and fuar cold.
OS1/4/18/112 LYNAVOIR Lann-a' mheoir Lyna voir Lyna voir Lyna voir McLeod & Dewars Dictionary John Grant Occupier Peter Grant Casfuar Valuation roll 044 A small farm steading, the property of the Duke of Richmond, derviation. - Lann - a house or inclosure and Meur a branch.
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OS1/4/18/114 SLOCHD BURN Slochd Burn Slochd Burn Slochd Burn William McPherson Upper Scalan James Grant Clash William McPherson Gamekeeper 041 ; 044 A small mountain stream at the upper extremity of Glenlivat derivation sclochd a hollow. den &c. and Burn a stream.
OS1/4/18/114 CAOCHAN BÀN Caochan Bàn William McPherson Upper Scalan James Grant Clash William McPherson Gamekeeper 044 A small tributary of the Slochd Burn. from Caochan a rivulet and Ban White.
OS1/4/18/114 CAOCHAN CÙL Caochan Cùl William McPherson Upper Scalan James Grant Clash William McPherson Gamekeeper 044 A tributary of the Slochd Burn derivation Caochan a rivulet and Cul back.
OS1/4/18/114 [Page] 114 Parish of Inveravon -- Co. [County] of Banff Slochd Burn [note] On 41 = not recd. [recorded]
OS1/4/18/115 ALLT NA LICE Allt na Lice Allt na Lice Allt na Lice William Robertson Gamekeeper J. McPherson Raon na Mairt Robert Grant Blarna mairbhe 044 A small tributary of the Conglass which rises near the county boundary and flows paralell to the public road for a mile and & a half where it unites with the burn of the Coire Buidhe from which point it takes the name of Conglass Water.
OS1/4/18/115 ALLT GARBH-BHEINNE Allt Garbh-bheinne William Robertson Gamekeeper J. McPherson Raon na Mairt Robert Grant Blarna mairbhe 044 A small tributary of the Conglass which rises on Beinn Cruinneachaidh and joins the above water about a mile above Blar-nan mairbhe, derived from Allt a brook and Garbh-bheinne a rough hill
OS1/4/18/115 LEACHD NAN CABAR Leachd nan Cabar William Robertson Gamekeeper J. McPherson Raon na Mairt Robert Grant Blarna mairbhe 044 A declivity along the Allt na Cabair. from Leachd a declivity and Cabar a deer's horn that is, the side where the deer shed their horns.
OS1/4/18/115 [Page] 115 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff Allt Garbh-bheinne [note] Ought to be Compounded as otherwise you cannot tell to which noun the adjective refers
OS1/4/18/116 MEUR CRIONACH Meur Crionaiche Meur Crionaiche Meur Crionaiche William Robertson Gamekeeper Robert Grant Blar nan Mairbh John Grant Bad na freumh 044 A small stream which rises on Carn Ealasaid and flows towards the Conglass untill it unites with Allt na Cabair, from the point of junction to the Conglass it is known as Allt Blar nan Mairbhe, or Blar nan Mairbhe Burn. the name signifies the Withered tree branch.
OS1/4/18/116 ALLT NAN CABAR Allt nan Cabar William Robertson Gamekeeper Robert Grant Blar nan Mairbh John Grant Bad na freumh 044 A tributary of Allt Blar nan Mairbhe which rises on Tom Bhuiridh and joins the above stream about a mile above Blar nan Mairbhe. derivation Allt and Cabar a deer's horn.
OS1/4/18/116 CAOCHAN RUADH Caochan Ruadh William Robertson Gamekeeper Robert Grant Blar nan Mairbh John Grant Bad na freumh 044 A small tributary of Allt na Cabair derived from Caochan a rivulet and ruadh red. ie Red Burn.
OS1/4/18/116 [Page] 116 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/117 ALLT NAN SEILEACH Allt nan Seileach Allt nan Seileach Allt nan Seileach Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M Grant Peter Grant Casfuar William Robertson Gamekeeper 041 ; 044 A tributary of Conglass which rises on Carn Dubhlaidh and joins the above Water near Raon na-mairt. derived from Allt and Seileach A willow
OS1/4/18/117 LUACHAIR BHÀN Luachair Bhan Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M Grant Peter Grant Casfuar William Robertson Gamekeeper 044 A small green hollow thro' [through] which a rivulet flows to Allt an Sheilich the name signifies White Rushes.
OS1/4/18/117 ALLT LYNAVOIR Allt Lynavoir Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M Grant Peter Grant Casfuar William Robertson Gamekeeper 044 A tributary of Alltan Sheilich which rises on Carn Dubhlaidh and joins the above stream at Lynavoir. Takes its name from the adjacent house.
OS1/4/18/117 [Page] 117 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff
OS1/4/18/118 SEAN ALLT Sean Allt Sean Allt William Robertson Gamekeeper William Gordon Gamekeeper Robert Grant Blar nan mairbhe 044 A tributary of Allt Nuadh which rises on Carn Bhreac and joins the above stream near Blar nan Mairbhe the name signifies the Old Burn.
OS1/4/18/118 ALLT NUADH Allt Nuadh William Robertson Gamekeeper William Gordon Gamekeeper Robert Grant Blar nan mairbhe 044 A tributary of Conglass which rises on Carn Bhreac and joins the above Water near Blar nan Mairbhe. the name signifies the New Burn.
OS1/4/18/118 LOCHAN GUN DOIMHNE Lochan gun Dhoimhne William Robertson Gamekeeper William Gordon Gamekeeper Robert Grant Blar nan mairbhe 044 A small pool of water on the side of Leachd a' Ghobhainn, said by the country people to be without bottom which is the literal meaning of the name.
OS1/4/18/118 [Page] 118 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/119 COIRE BUIDHE Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Rector. Aberdeen Grammar School Robert Grant Blar nan Mairbhe William Robertson Gamekeeper. 044 A small circular mountain glen, at the south eastern extremity of the parish. the name signifies the yellow Glen or Corrie.
OS1/4/18/119 COIRE RANAICH Coire Ranaich Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Rector. Aberdeen Grammar School Robert Grant Blar nan Mairbhe William Robertson Gamekeeper. 044 A small hollow at the head of the Coire Buidhe, derivation Coire a hollow. and Ranaich, roaring. named from the rushing of the stream down the steep hill side.
OS1/4/18/119 ALLT NA BROIGHLEIG Allt na Broighleig Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Rector. Aberdeen Grammar School Robert Grant Blar nan Mairbhe William Robertson Gamekeeper. 044 A tributary of the Conglass which rises on Leach a Ghobhainn and joins the burn of the Coire Buidhe which burn is named Conglass Water after its junction with Allt na Leachd. derivation Allt. and Braoileag a whortleberry.
OS1/4/18/119 [Page] 119 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff
OS1/4/18/120 TOM NA BROIGHLEIG Tom na Broighleig Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M Grant Robert Grant William Robertson 044 A small hill feature lying betwee Allt na Braoileig and the head of Coire Buidhe. derivation Tom a Knoll or hill and Braoileag a Whortle berry.
OS1/4/18/120 MINE (Ironstone Manganese) Mine. Ironstone & Manganese Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M Grant Robert Grant William Robertson 044 A mine which has not been worked for several years, the principal product was manganese obtained by crushing the Ironstone the mineral is found in large masses near the surface and is quarried out without the aid of levels or shafts. the property of the Duke of Richmond. The minerals are not exhausted and the working of the mine may be resumed at any future time
OS1/4/18/120 [Page] 120 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] of Banff.
OS1/4/18/121 TOM GARLET Tom na Garbhlaich Tom Garlet Tom Garlet Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Robert Grant Blar na mairbhe William Robertson Gamekeeper 044 A small hill immediately opposite Blar na mairbhe, this name is a gaelic corruption the meaning of which is doubtful
OS1/4/18/121 LURG DHUBH Lurg Dhubh Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Robert Grant Blar na mairbhe William Robertson Gamekeeper 044 A long ridge extending from the Conglass to the base of Carn Ealasaid the name signifies the BlacK Ridge.
OS1/4/18/121 LURG MHEADHONACH Lurg Mheadhonach Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Robert Grant Blar na mairbhe William Robertson Gamekeeper 044 A ridge lying between Meur Crioniach and Allt na Capair over which passes an old drove road to Strathdon. the name signifies the Middle Ridge.
OS1/4/18/121 [Page] 121 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff.
OS1/4/18/122 LURG MULLAICH Lurg Mullaich Lurg Mullaich Lurg Mullaich Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Robert Grant Blar-na mairbhe William Robertson Gamekeeper 044 A small ridge lying between the lower part of Allt na-Cabair and Allt Nuadha. derived from Lurg a shin or ridge and Mulliach upper.
OS1/4/18/122 CÀRN BREAC Carn Breac Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Robert Grant Blar-na mairbhe William Robertson Gamekeeper 044 A prominent hill feature on the Watershed of the Fergie & Conglass the name signifies the spotted or speckled hill.
OS1/4/18/122 TOLM BUIRICH Tom a' Bhuirich Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M. Grant Robert Grant Blar-na mairbhe William Robertson Gamekeeper 044 A very prominent hill on the Watershed between Banffshire and Aberdeenshire, the name signifies the Rutting Hill, on account of the noise the deer make at that time.
OS1/4/18/122 TOM BUIRIDH [1895] Mr James Macdonald. The Farm Huntly N.B. [North Britain] 044 A very prominent hill on the Watershed between Banffshire and Aberdeenshire, the name signifies the Rutting Hill on account of the noise the deer make at that time.
OS1/4/18/122 [Page] 122 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] of Banff Tolm Buirich [note] Adopted from the Aberdeenshire Plans Tom Buiridh [1895] [note] For 1" purposes only, see remark in Index. 1895.
OS1/4/18/123 LEAC A' GHOBHAINN Leachd a' Ghobhainn Leachd a' Ghobhainn Leachd a' Ghobhainn Leach' mhic Ghothini Leach' mhic Ghothini Leight Hill Hill of the Leacht Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M Grant Robert Grant William Robertson Old Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer List of Roads & Bridges New Statistical Account 044 A green slope near the south east extremity of the County. their is a tradition connected with the name as follows. The celebrated Gow Crom, (the hero of the Fair Maid of Perth) when the battle of Perth was over took an oath never to stop until his horse broke down, he travelled on until coming down the Leachd where his horse is said to have dropped down & he accordingly set up his forge there.
OS1/4/18/123 FUARAN MHIC GILLE MHAIRTEIN Fuaran mhic ghille Mhairtean William Robertson Robert Grant Rev. [Reverend] Cosmo Grant 044 A sping well built round and enclosed with a stone on which the following inscription appears. "AD. 1754. Five Companies of the 33rd Regt. [Regiment] the Honle. [Honourable] Lord Charles Hay Colonel, made this road from here to the Spey" The name signifies the well of the son of Martin's Servant.
OS1/4/18/123 [Page] 123 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff. Leac a' Ghobhainn [note] Adopted from the Aberdeenshire Plans
OS1/4/18/124 CÀRN EALASAID Carn Ealasaid Carn Ealasaid Carn Ealasaid Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M Grant Robert Grant Blar na Mairbhe William Robertson 044 A very prominent hill on the boundary of Aberdeenshire & Banffshire. the name signifies Elspeth's Hill. Altitude above H.W. [High Water] Mark 2600 feet
OS1/4/18/124 BEINN A' CHRUINNICH Beinn a Chruinneachaidh Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M Grant Robert Grant Blar na Mairbhe William Robertson 044 Another high bold hill on the County boundary. the name signifies the Gathering Hill.
OS1/4/18/124 BEINN A' CHRUINNEACH [1895] Mr James Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly N.B. [North Britain] 044 Another high bold hill on the County boundary. the name signifies the Gathering Hill.
OS1/4/18/124 CÀRN LIATH Carn Liath Revd. [Reverend] Cosmo M Grant Robert Grant Blar na Mairbhe William Robertson 044 A prominent hill on the county boundary. the name signifies the Grey Hill.
OS1/4/18/124 [Page] 124 Parish of Kirkmichael -- Co. [County] Banff Carn Ealasaid [note] Adopted from the Plans of Aberdeenshire Beinn a' Chruinnich [note] Adopted from the Aberdeenshire Plans Beinn a Chruinneach [note] For 1" purposes only, see remark in Index. 1895.
OS1/4/18/125 GLEN AVON Glenavon Glenavon Glenaven Glen Avon Glen Avon Glen Avon New Statistical Acct [Account] Old Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 ; 046 ; 047 ; 048 ; 049 Along a narrow glen extending from the Cairn Gorm Mountains to An Tri Caochan, at which point it widens out into a Strath. property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond. The whole of this glen is within the limits of the Deer forest of Glen Avon,
OS1/4/18/125 [Page] 125 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Glen Avon [note] on 46
OS1/4/18/126 FOREST OF GLENAVON The forest of Glenavon Forest of Glenavon Forest of Glenavon Forest of Glenavon Forest of Glenavon New Statistical Account Old Statistical Account Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan An extensive Deer Forest. It is bounded on the south and east principally by the Co. [County] of Aberdeen, on the north-west by the Cos. [Counties] of Elgin and Inverness and on the north by Craig Mean, Liathe Bheinn, Carn a Sliebh, Coire Riabhach and the Caplich Burn. It is the property of Hiis Grace the Duke of Richmond. "The forest of Glenavon contains from 60.000 to 70.000 imperial acres, and has been lately set off by the Duke of Richmond, the proprietor, as a deer forest." New Statistical Account A portion of this forest, near to the Shooting lodge of Inchrory, extends into Aberdeenshire, the property and Co. [County] boundary at this place not being co-extensive.
OS1/4/18/126 [Page] 126 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael [note] On 45 & 46
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OS1/4/18/128 CNAP NA CÙL-ÀTH Cnap na Cùil-àth Cnap na Cùil-àth Cnap na Cùil-àth Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small knoll situated between Cùl-àth and Cùl-àth Croise. meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/128 COIRE NAN SAIBHLEAN Coire nan Saibhlean Coire nan Saibhlean Coire nan Saibhlean Coire nan Saibhlean Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. D. Anderson Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small hollow on the east face of Ben Bynac, meaning the Hollow of the Barns.
OS1/4/18/128 [Page] 128 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/129 BARNS OF BYNAC Barns of Bynac Barns of Bynac Barns of Bynac Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J.A. McLennan 045 A cluster of rocks on the east face of Ben Bynac.
OS1/4/18/129 LITTLE BARNS OF BYNAC Little Barns of Bynac Little Barns of Bynac Little Barns of Bynac Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J.A. McLennan 045 A cluster of rocks on the south face, and near the summit of Ben Bynac. the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Inverness passes through them.
OS1/4/18/129 BEN BYNAC Ben-bainac Ben Buinac Ben Bynac Ben Bynac Ben Bynac Ben Bynac New Statistical Account Fullartons Gazetteer Mr. E. Mcintosh Mr. D. Anderson Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J.A. McLennan 045 A high and extensive mountain, forming one of the Cairn Gorm range, and over the summit of which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Inverness. the Banffshire portion is the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/129 [Page] 129 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/130 LEACANN A' BHOTHAIN DHUIBH Leacann a' Bhothain Dhuibh Leacann a' Bhothain Dhuibh Leacann a' Bhothain Dhuibh Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 Part of the west face of Glen Avon. means Hillside of the Black Bothy
OS1/4/18/130 ALLT AN T-SIONNAICH Allt an t-Sionnaich Allt an t-Sionnaich Allt an t-Sionnaich Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 ; 048 A small stream on the south-east face of Glen Avon. means Stream of the Fox
OS1/4/18/130 SLIOS MÌN Slios Mìn Slios Mìn Slios Mìn Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 Part of the east face of Ben Bynac, means Smooth Side. The boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Inverness passes through this feature.
OS1/4/18/130 [Page] 120 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Leacann a' Bhothain Dhuibh [note] on 45 & 48 Allt an t-Sionnaich [note] on 48
OS1/4/18/131 CÀRN AN T-SIONNAICH Càrn nan Sionnach Càrn an t-Sionnaich Càrn an t-Sionnaich Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 ; 048 A low but extensive hill, the property of the Duke of Richmond, means the Cairn of the Fox
OS1/4/18/131 FÉITH AN DÒBHRAIN Féithe an Dobhrain Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small stream on the west face of Glen Avon. means the Otter's Stream.
OS1/4/18/131 CNAP AN DÒBHRAIN Cnap an Dobhrain Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A Knoll on the west heights of Glen Avon. means the Otter's Knoll.
OS1/4/18/131 [Page] 131 Co [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Càrn an t-Sionnaich [note] on 48
OS1/4/18/132 CAOCHAN A' BHRUIC Caochan a' Bhruic Caochan a' Bhruic Caochan a' Bhruic Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small Stream on the south face of Glen Avon, means Badger's Stream.
OS1/4/18/132 LAGAN A' MHEIRLICH Coire a' Mheirleich Lagan a' Mheirleich Lagan a' Mheirleich Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small hollow Situated between two knolls known by the name of Cnapan a' Mheirleich. means the Thief's little Hollow.
OS1/4/18/132 CNAPAN A' MHEIRLICH Cnapan a' Mheirleich Cnapan a' Mheirleich Cnapan a' Mheirleich Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 Two small knolls on the northern heights of Glen Avon means Knolls of the Thief.
OS1/4/18/132 [Page] 132 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/133 CAOCHAN DUBH Caochan Dubh Caochan Dubh Caochan Dubh Mr. E. McIntosh Balacnochan, Tomintoul Mr. Alexander McRae Inchrory Tomintoul Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Tomintoul 046 A small stream on the north face of Glen Avon, dividing Craig Loisgte from Coire an Eas. means Black Stream.
OS1/4/18/133 CLACH BHÀN Clach Bhàn Clach Bhàn Clach Bhàn Mr. E. McIntosh Balacnochan, Tomintoul Mr. Alexander McRae Inchrory Tomintoul Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Tomintoul 046 A large white rock on the western height of Glen Avon. means White Stone.
OS1/4/18/133 BRUACH MHOLACH Bruach Mholach Bruach Mholach Bruach Mholach Mr. E. McIntosh Balacnochan, Tomintoul Mr. Alexander McRae Inchrory Tomintoul Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Tomintoul 046 Part of the south face of Glen Avon. means Rough Bank.
OS1/4/18/133 [Page] 133 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/134 POLL NA CISTE Poll na Ciste Poll na Ciste Poll na Ciste Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J.A. McLennan 045 A deep pool in the River Avon. means Pool of the Chest.
OS1/4/18/134 WATER OF CAIPLICH Water of Caiplich Water of Caiplich Water of Caiplich Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J.A. McLennan 043 ; 046 A large Stream which rises in Abernethy, and falls into the River Avon. It takes the name of Water of Ailnac from a sharp bend at Cadha Uarchar to its confluence.
OS1/4/18/134 FUARAN MÒR Fuaran Mòr Fuaran Mòr Fuaran Mòr Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J.A. McLennan 046 An exceedingly large spring on the east bank of the Burn of Loin. means Big Spring.
OS1/4/18/134 [Page] 134 Co. [County] Banff - Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/135 CÙL-ÀTH Cùlàth Cùl-àth Cùl-àth Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small stream which rises a short distance east of the confluence of Glasath with the Caplich Burn, into which it falls.
OS1/4/18/135 CÙL-ÀTH GORM Cùl-àth Gorm Cùl-àth Gorm Cùl-àth Gorm Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small stream a tributary of the latter.
OS1/4/18/135 CÙL-ÀTH DUBH Cùl-àth Dubh Cùl-àth Dubh Cùl-àth Dubh Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 Another small tributary of Cùl-àth.
OS1/4/18/135 CÙL-ÀTH CROIS Cùl-àth Crois Cùl-àth Crois Cùl-àth Crois Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 Another small tributary of Cùl-àth. There is no meaning to be obtained for the four foregoing names, but they are written in strict conformity with the local pronunciation
OS1/4/18/135 [Page] 135 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/136 FÉITH BUIDHE Feithe Buidhe Feithe Buidhe Fsithe Buidhe Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small sluggish stream which rises in Coire Buidhe, and after a short course falls into the Caplich. means Yellow Stream.
OS1/4/18/136 COIRE BUIDHE Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A hollow at the head of Feithe Buidhe. means Yellow Hollow.
OS1/4/18/136 FÉITH GHIUBHASACHAIN BRIDGE Feithe Ghiubhasachain Bridge Feithe Ghiubhasachain Bridge Feithe Ghiubhasachain Bridge Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A wooden footbridge scross the River Avon.
OS1/4/18/136 [Page] 136 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Féith Buidhe [note] Féith Bhuidhe The noun Feith never aspirates its adjective in this district
OS1/4/18/137 COIRE RIABHACH BHEAG Coire Riabhach Bheag Coire Riabhach Bheag Coire Riabhach Bheag Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small hollow on the east face of Da Dhruim. means the Little Brindled Hollow.
OS1/4/18/137 COIRE RIABHACH MHÒR Coire Riabhach Mòr Coire Riabhach Mhòr Coire Riabhach Mhòr Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A large hollow on the west face of Da Dhruim. means the Big Brindled Hollow.
OS1/4/18/137 COIRE RIABHACH A' CHÙIL Coire Riabhach a' Chùil Coire Riabhach a' Chùil Coire Riabhach a' Chùil Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small hollow on the west face of Da Dhruim. means Brindled Hollow of the Back.
OS1/4/18/137 [Page] 137 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Coire Riabhach Mhòr [note] On 48
OS1/4/18/138 CAOCHAN AN T-SEALGAIRE Caochan an t-Sealgaire Caochan an t-Sealgaire Caochan an t-Sealgaire Mr. E. McIntosh Balacnochan Tomintoul Mr. A. McRae Inchrory Tomintoul Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Tomintoul 045 A small stream on the N. [North] face of Glen Avon. means the Hunter's Stream.
OS1/4/18/138 CAOCHAN CRAOBH A' CHUIMENEICH Caochan Craobh a' Chuimeneich Caochan Craobh a' Chuimeneich Caochan Craobh a' Chuimeneich Mr. E. McIntosh Balacnochan Tomintoul Mr. A. McRae Inchrory Tomintoul Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Tomintoul 045 A small stream rising on the E [East] Face of Da Dhruim and falling into the River Avon. means Stream of Cumming's Tree.
OS1/4/18/138 [Page] 138 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Coire Féithe an Dòbhrain [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/139 CÀRN AN FHEANNAIGE Càrn an Fheannaige Càrn an Fheannaige Càrn an Fheannaige Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. McLennan 045 A small eminence at the head of Allt Chriosdudhean, means Cairn of the Hooded Crow.
OS1/4/18/139 FÈITH GHIUBHASACHAIN Feithe Ghuibhasachain Feithe Ghiubhasachain Feithe Ghiubhasachain Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 ; 048 A large Stream which rises near the summit of Beinn a' Bhuird, and after a course of about 4 miles falls into the River Avon, the meaning of the name is not exactly known, but it it supposed to relate in some manner to Fir.
OS1/4/18/139 SRÒN NA BRUAICH Sròn na Bruaich Sròn na Bruaich Sròn na Bruaich Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 The western extremity of A' Bruach. means Nose of the Bank.
OS1/4/18/139 [Page] 139 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Feith Ghiubhasachain [note] on 48
OS1/4/18/140 CÙL-ÀTH TARSUINN Cùl-àth Tarsuinn Cùl-àth Tarsuinn Cùl-àth Tarsuinn Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. McLennan 045 ; 048 A small stream, another tributary of Feithe Ghuibhasachain the meaning of Cùl-àth is not known, Tarsuinn is across.
OS1/4/18/140 LOCHAN MONADH NAN EUN Lochan Monadh nan Eun Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. McLennan 045 A very small lake on the northern height of Glen Avon. means Small Lake of the Birds Hill.
OS1/4/18/140 [Page] 140 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Caochan Sròn na Bruaich [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/141 AN DÀ DHRUIM Dà Dhruim Dà Dhruim Dà Dhruim Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 ; 048 A high, long and narrow hill, bounded on the east by Glen Avon and on the west by Glas Allt, the property of the Duke of Richmond. means Two Backs
OS1/4/18/141 GLAS-ÀTH Glass Allt Glas-àth Glas-àth Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 ; 048 A large Stream which rises no the south side of Ben Bynack and after a course of about three miles falls into Caplich Burn. meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/141 CÀRN DUBH Càrn Dubh Càrn Dubh Càrn Dubh Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A low ridge of moorland over the highest part of which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Inverness. means Black Cairn.
OS1/4/18/141 [Page] 141 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/142 CÀTHAR NA FÉITHE BUIDHE Càthar an Fheithe Bhuidhe Càthar an Fheithe Bhuidhe Càthar an Fheithe Bhuidhe Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A tract of low boggy ground along the east margin of Feith Burn and the west margin of the Caplich Burn, the property of the Duke of Richmond. means Bog of the Yellow Sloppy Burn.
OS1/4/18/142 FÉITH AN T-SLUICHD Feithe an t-Sluichd Feithe an t-Sluichd Feithe an t-Sluichd Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A small stream, a tributary of the Caplich Burn. means Sloppy Stream of the hollow.
OS1/4/18/142 BOTHAN RAIBEIRT Bothan Raibeirt Bothan Raibeirt Bothan Raibeirt Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 045 A summer herding place for cattle, means Robert's Bothy or Hut.
OS1/4/18/142 [Page] 142 Co. [County] of Banff - Parish of Kirkmichael
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OS1/4/18/144 DRUIM NA CUAICH Drum na Cuach Druim na Cuaich Druim na Cuaich Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 043 ; 046 A high and Steep ridge over which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen, the meaning is not known
OS1/4/18/144 [Page] 144 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Druim na Cuaich [note] On 43 & 46
OS1/4/18/145 CRAIG BUILG Craig Builg Craig Builg Craig Builg Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A bold and prominent ridge of rock on the east side of Glen Builg.
OS1/4/18/145 GEARRADH A' BHOGHA Gearradh a' Bhogha Gearradh a' Bhogha Gearradh a' Bhogha Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small knoll on the west side of Glen Builg, the meaning this name is intended to convey is, that this place is available for crossing from Glen Avon to Glen Builg, thereby avoiding the necessity of walking around by the confluence of the waters
OS1/4/18/145 [Page] 145 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael [Note to Craig Builg:] Creag Builg ?
OS1/4/18/146 RÉIDH DUBHARACH Réidh Dubharach Réidh Dubharach Réidh Dubharach Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small patch of flat pasture land, situated between the east summit of Glen Builg and part of Ailnace Builig. means the Shady or dark plain.
OS1/4/18/146 COIRE CLAIS NA FEAD Coire Clais na Fead Coire Clais na Fead Coire Clais na Fead Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hollow on the south face of Glen Avon. means Hollow of the Whistle Gully.
OS1/4/18/146 [Page] 146 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Dail Riabhach [crossed out]
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OS1/4/18/148 LINN OF AVON Linn of Avon Linn of Avon Linn of Avon Poll-du-ess Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Fullarton's Gazetteer 046 The only waterfall on the River Avon, it is only about 3 or 4 feet high.
OS1/4/18/148 [Page] 148 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Cro nan Gabhar & Leum a' Bhalgaire [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/149 BREAC 'LEITIR Breac Leitir Breac Leitir Breac Leitir Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 This name is applied to the southern extermity of Cairn Bad a' Ghuail. The boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Aberdeen & Banff passes over its summit. Means spotted declivity
OS1/4/18/149 THE EAG The Eag The Eag The Eag Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A deep gully, dividing Cairn Bad a' Ghuail from Craig Mean
OS1/4/18/149 CREAG MHEANN Craig Mheann Creag Mheann Creag Mheann Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. McLennan 046 A large Steep hill over which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen.
OS1/4/18/149 [Page] 149 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/150 MEIKLE GEAL CHÀRN Meikle Geal Chàirn Meikle Geal Chàirn Meikle Geal Chàirn Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 046 A large steep hill over which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen.
OS1/4/18/150 LITTLE GEAL CHÀRN Little Geal Chàirn Little Geal Chàirn Little Geal Chàirn Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 046 Another large and Steep hill over which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen.
OS1/4/18/150 CÀRN BAD A' GHUAIL Càirn Bad a' Ghuail Càrn Bad a' Ghuail Càrn Bad a' Ghuail Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 046 A high and Steep Ridge of hill, extending from Breac Leitir on the South to the Eag on the north.
OS1/4/18/150 [Page] 150 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Meikle Geal Chàrn [note] see Remark No. 2 Little Geal Chàrn [note] see page 169 of this book
OS1/4/18/151 ALLT DUBH Allt Dubh Allt Dubh Allt Dubh Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J A McLennan 046 A small stream on the west face of Glen Avon. meaning, the Black Burn.
OS1/4/18/151 JESSIE'S BURN Jessies Burn Jessies Burn Jessies Burn Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J A McLennan 046 A small stream on the east face of Glen Avon, and forming the boundary between The Eilead, and Creag Chailceach.
OS1/4/18/151 THE EILEAD The Eilead The Eilead The Eilead Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J A McLennan 046 A portion of the west face of Glen Avon extending from Jessies Burn to Caochan nan Sac.
OS1/4/18/151 [Page] 150 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael [Note to The Eilead:] The Eilid ?
OS1/4/18/152 RUIGHE BÀN Ruighe Bàn Ruighe Bàn Ruighe Bàn Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A summer place for herdsmen and cattle. meaning, White Shealing
OS1/4/18/152 CREAG CHAILCEACH Creag Chailceach Creag Chailceach Creag Chailceach Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A portion of the east side of Glen Avon, studded with a white kind of rock. meaning the Chalky Rock.
OS1/4/18/152 SRÒN EILEAN A' GHIUBHAIS Sròn Eilean a' Ghiubhais Sròn Eilean a' Ghiubhais Sròn Eilean a' Ghiubhais Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent feature on the west side of Glen Avon property of the DuKe of Richmond, meaning the Nose of the Fir Island
OS1/4/18/152 [Page] 152 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/153 ALLT RODERICK Allt Roderick Allt Roderick Allt Roderick Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 046 A small stream which rises at the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen, and after a short course falls into the River Avon near Inchrory.
OS1/4/18/153 DAIL DHUBH Dail Dhubh Dail Dhubh Dail Dhubh Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 046 A patch of holm-land on the west bank of the River Avon, the property of the Duke of Richmond, means the Black Haugh.
OS1/4/18/153 DAIL BUILG Dail Builg Dail Builg Dail Builg Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 046 Another patch of holm-land situated on the west bank of the Burn of Builg and at that streams conflluence with the River Avon, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/153 [Page] 153 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael [Note to Allt Roderick:] Allt Rory see Inchrory on Plan - Close beside the above name.
OS1/4/18/154 INCHRORY Inchrory Inchrory Inchrory Inchrory Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Fullarton's Gazetteer 046 A shooting lodge in Glen Avon, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/154 [Page] 154 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Clach an Dannsa & Torran nam Bian [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/155 RÉIDH ALLT MHICHEIL Réidh Allt a' Mhicheil Réidh Allt a' Mhicheil Réidh Allt a' Mhicheil Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A level patch of rough pasture adjacent ot the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff & Aberdeen, the property of the Duke of Richmond. means the Plain of Michael's Stream
OS1/4/18/155 SEAN RUIGHE Sean Ruighe Sean Ruighe Sean Ruighe Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 This name is applied to a place for the summer herding of cattle and means Old Shealing.
OS1/4/18/155 LAGGANAULD Lagganall Lagganauld Lagganauld Eneas McIntosh Alexander McRae. Occupier Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 046 The residence of a Gamekeeper the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/155 [Page] 155 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/156 CREAG AN STIOBUILL Creag an Stìobuill Creag an Stìobuill Creag an Stìobuill Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent rock on the east face of Glen Avon, means the Steeple Rock.
OS1/4/18/156 [Page] 156 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Tom an Trombaire [entry crossed out] Laggan na Saighde [entry crossed out]
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OS1/4/18/158 GRAVE YARD (Remains of) Grave Yard (Remains of) Grave Yard (Remains of) Grave Yard (Remains of) Mr. E McIntosh Mr. A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 The remains of a Grave Yard, traces of the enclosing fence are distinct, and a few Stones, which may have been placed there as Grave Stones, are to be seen nearly buried in the soil. No information can be obtained regarding the institution of this place, or its association with any place of worship. It has not been used as a place of sepulture for many years, - once only within the memory of the present generation.
OS1/4/18/158 [Page] 158 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/159 CÙL UILLT Cùl Allt Cùl Allt Cùl Allt Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 046 A small stream which rises at the S.W [South West] base of Meall na Gaineimh and falls into Bulg Burn at the southern extremity of Meall an t-Seangain. This name is applied to it from its source to the point at which its course becomes southerly. meaning the Back Burn.
OS1/4/18/159 ALLT NA GAINEIMH Allt na Gaineimh Allt na Gaineimh Allt na Gaineimh Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. A McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 046 ; 049 The continuation of Cùl Allt, and receives this name from the point at which its course becomes southerly to its confluence with Bulg Burn, it takes its name from the adjacent hill.
OS1/4/18/159 [Page] 159 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Cùl Uillt [note] Cùl is a noun not an adjective should not the name be Cùl Uillt? Allt na Gaineimh [note] m [masculine?] Should be Allt na Gainimh m f [masculine feminine?] but some would write it Allt na Gaineimh
OS1/4/18/160 ALLT ULIE Allt Ullie Allt Ulie Allt Ulie Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. McLennan 049 A small stream which rises between Meikle Geal Chairn and Cairn Ulie and falls into Bulg Burn. meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/160 COIRE AN LUICHAN SHALAICH Coire Lochain Shalaich Coire an Luichan Shalaich Coire an Luichan Shalaich Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 ; 049 A hollow or hill face at the west base of Meikle Geal Cairn the property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond. meaning the hollow of the little dirty lake.
OS1/4/18/160 FEITH AN LAOICH Feithe an Laoigh Feithe an Laoigh Feithe an Laoigh Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 This name is applied to that portion of Bulg Burn from the head of Glen Bulg to Sgòr Riabhach from which point to its source it is called Allt an Sgoire Riabhaich
OS1/4/18/160 [Page] 160 Co. County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/161 CÀRN FIACLACH Càrn Fhiaclach Càrn Fiaclach Càrn Flaclach Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A rocky and prominent hill the property of the Duke of Richmond. means the Toothed Cairn.
OS1/4/18/161 LEACANN NAN EILID Leacann nan Eilid Leacann nan Eilid Leacann nan Eilid Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Part of the south face of Glen Avon, means the Hind's Slope.
OS1/4/18/161 [Page] 161 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Caochan Leacann nan Eilid [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/162 CAOL GHLEANN Caol Ghleann Caol Ghleann Caol Ghleann Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 ; 049 A long narrow glen the property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond. means Narrow Glen.
OS1/4/18/162 CAOCHAN A' CHEANNAIRD DHUIBH Caochan a'Cheannaird Dhuibh Caochan a'Cheannaird Dhuibh Caochan a'Cheannaird Dhuibh Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream, a tributary of Allt Caol Ghlinne, means Stream of the Black Laird.
OS1/4/18/162 [Page] 162 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Allt Caol a' Ghlinne [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/163 BEN AVON Benavon Ben Avon Ben Avon Ben Avon Fullarton's Gazetteer Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 ; 049 A high and extensive range of mountains, bounded on the south by Braemar, the east by Glen Builg, the north by Glen Avon and the west by Slochd an Aràich, its summit forming the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen. The southern face of this range forms part of Glen-avon Forest and is the property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/163 RUIGH SPAIRNE Righ Spairn Ruigh Spairn Ruigh Spairn Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small rocky eminence over which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Aberdeen and Banff, the meaning of the name is not known.
OS1/4/18/163 [Page] 163 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Ben Avon [note] on 49
OS1/4/18/164 CLACH AN T-SAGAIRT Clach an t-Shagairt Clach an t-Sagairt Clach an t-Sagairt Clach-ant-shagairt Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Old Statistical Account 046 A stone on the east bank of the River Avon of about 3 cubical feet, and known by this name. " In the year 1575, soon after the establishment of the reformation in Scotland, a priest who had refused to marry the uncle to the niece was seized by the ruffian and his party, laid upon a faggot, bound to a stone, and in this manner burnt to death, the remembrance of the atrocious deed is still preserved in the name of the stone, which to this day is called Clach-ant-shagairt, or the Priest's stone." Old Statistical Acct. [Account] The stone alluded to in the foregoing extract was washed away by the great flood of 1829, but as another stone stood within a few yards of it which had defied the fury of the flood, the name was transferred to it, and retains it to this day.
OS1/4/18/164 [Page] 164 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/165 MEUR AN EICH BHÀIN Meur an Eich Bhàin Meur an Eich Bhàin Meur an Eich Bhàin Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Another tributary of the Burn of Little Fergie. The name means Branch of the White Anse.
OS1/4/18/165 DALUISGE Daleskie Daluisge Daluisge Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A one storey house, the residence of a Gamekeeper, the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/165 MOINE NAN SAC Moine nan Sac Moine nan Sac Moine nan Sac Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A patch of Moss, the property of the Duke of Richmond. means the Moss of the Burdens.
OS1/4/18/165 [Page] 165 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/166 MEUR CUL NA H-EIGE Meur Cùl na Eige Meur Cùl na h-Eige Meur Cùl na h-Eige Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A branch or tributary of the Burn of Little Fergie. The name means Branch of the Back of the Hack.
OS1/4/18/166 MEUR AN LÒIN Meur an Lòin Meur an Lòin Meur an Lòin Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Another tributary of the Burn of Little Fergie. The name means Branch of the Marsh.
OS1/4/18/166 MEUR LUACHAIREACH Meur Luachaireach Meur Luachaireach Meur Luachaireach Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Another tributary of the Burn of Little Fergie. The name means the Rushy Branch.
OS1/4/18/166 [Page] 166 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/167 SRÒN AN FHIANN Sròn an Fhiann Sròn an Fhiann Sròn an Fhiann Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent feature on the east face of Glen Avon on the west side of the River Avon the property of the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/167 CAOCHAN DEARG Caochan Dearg Caochan Dearg Caochan Dearg Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream on the west face of Glen Avon. meaning Red Stream.
OS1/4/18/167 BURN OF DALUISGE Burn of Daleskie Burn of Daluisge Burn of Daluisge Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream on the east face of Glen Avon.
OS1/4/18/167 [Page] 167 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/168 BRUACH NAN STOC Bruach nan Stoc Bruach nan Stoc Bruach nan Stoc Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A portion of the east face of Glen Avon, extending from Burn of Daleskie to Burn of Little Fergie, means Brae of the Trunk.
OS1/4/18/168 BURN OF LITTLE FERGIE Burn of Little Fergie Burn of Little Fergie Burn of Little Fergie Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Is formed by the united waters of Meur Domhain na Eige. Meur an Eich Bhàin. Meur Cùl na h Eige. Meur an Loìn and Meur Luachaireach, and falls into the River Avon a short distance N. [North] of Daleskie.
OS1/4/18/168 MEUR DOMHAIN NA H-EIGE Meur Domhain na Eige Meur Domhain na-h Eige Meur Domhain na-h Eige Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 One of the principal branches of the Burn of Little Fergie, the name means, Deep Branch of the Hack.
OS1/4/18/168 [Page] 168 Co. of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/169 GEAL CHÀRN Geal Chàrn Geal Chàrn Geal Chàrn Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hill feature, the property of the Duke of Richmond, means White Cairn.
OS1/4/18/169 COIRE NA NATHRACH Coire na Nathrach Coire na Nathrach Coire na Nathrach Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hollow, the property of the Duke of Richmond. means the hollow of the Serpent.
OS1/4/18/169 CNAP CAOCHAN AN AITINN Cnap Caochan an Aitinn Cnap Caochan an Aitinn Cnap Caochan an Aitinn Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent hill top the property of the Duke of Richmond, means Hill of the Juniper Stream.
OS1/4/18/169 [Page] 169 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Geal Chàrn [note] see page 150
OS1/4/18/170 SRÒN DÀ CLOICH-AOIL Sròn da Clach-aoil Sròn Dà Clach-aoil Sròn Dà Clach-aoil Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent hill feature at the confluence of the Burn of Little Fergie with the River Avon the property of the Duke of Richmond, it means The Nose of the Two Limestones, there being two descriptions if Lime Stone found at this place.
OS1/4/18/170 SRÒ N A' BHOTHAIN MHÒIR Sròn a' Bhothain Mhòir Sròn a' Bhothain Mhòir Sròn a' Bhothain Mhòir Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent hill feature on the opposite side of the river to the East, meaning the Nose of the Black Bothy.
OS1/4/18/170 [Page] 170 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Sròn Dà Clach-aoil [note] governed in the singular after da but not left in the noun case.
OS1/4/18/171 BURN OF REVERACACH Burn of Reveracach Burn of Reveracach Burn of Reveracach Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream on the west face of Glen Avon.
OS1/4/18/171 SRÒN GHARBH Sròn Garbh Sròn Garbh Sròn Garbh Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent feature on the west face of Glen Avon, and between Burn of Revoracach and Allt na Nathrach, meaning Rough Nose.
OS1/4/18/171 ALLT NA NATHRACH Allt na Nathrach Allt na Nathrach Allt na Nathrach Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream on the west face of Glen Avon and meaning the Stream of the Serpent.
OS1/4/18/171 [Page] 171 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/172 DAIL NAN SAC Dail nan Sac Dail nan Sac Dail nan Sac Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A piece of holm-land on the east bank of the River Avon, property of the Duke Richmond, means the plain of the burdens.
OS1/4/18/172 DAIL NEDACH Dail Nedach Dail Nedach Dail Nedach Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Another piece of holm-land on the east bank of the River Avon. meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/172 BRIDGE OF CRAIGANDUIL Bridge of Craiganduil Bridge of Craiganduil Bridge of Craiganduil Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A foot bridge across the River Avon near Daleskie.
OS1/4/18/172 [Page] 172 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/173 SEAN UISGE Sean Uisge Sean Uisge Sean Uisge Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 This name is applied to a portion of the old course of the River Avon, and means Old Water
OS1/4/18/173 FOAL'S CRAIG Foal's Craig Foal's Craig Foal's Craig Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent rock on the east face of Glen Avon.
OS1/4/18/173 HIGHLANDERS SPRING Highlanders Spring Highlanders Spring Highlanders Spring Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 An excellent spring in Glen Avon.
OS1/4/18/173 [Page] 173 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/174 COIRE NAN SAC Coire nan Sac Coire nan Sac Coire nan Sac Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hollow at the head of Caochan nan Sac, meaning, the Hollow of the Burdens
OS1/4/18/174 FAIL AN TUIRC Fail an Tuirc Fail an Tuirc Fail an Tuirc Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A part of the west face of Glen Avon, extending from Caochan nan Sac to Burn of Daleskie. Means The Boar's Sty.
OS1/4/18/174 [Page] 174 Co [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Caochan nan Sac [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/175 UAIMH ABHAINN Uaimh Ahainn Uaimh Ahainn Uaimh Ahainn Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 This name applies to two large Stones imbedded in the soil on the west bank of the River Avon and means Avon's Grave; the following is the local tradition of these stones. Glen Avon was originally peopled by the Fingalian race; Fingal, their chief, residing among them. Fingal's wife being, on one occasion, desirous of crossing the river during the time it was in a flooded state, made the attempt to do so at the waterfall now known as the Linn of Avon, at which place the river is very narrow, in so doing she either miscalculated the distance across, or her foot slipped, as she fell into the river and was drowned. Her body was afterwards recovered and interred on the banks of the river in which she had lost her life, a large stone being erected both at the head and foot of the grave to mark the spot wherein her remains was consigned, and in commemmoration of the unhappy event, Fingal named the Glen and River after his lost wife. - Abhuinn.
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OS1/4/18/177 EAS NA CAORACH Eas na Caorach Eas na Caorach Eas na Caorach Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A very small Stream on the north face of Glen Loin. means the Sheep's Waterfall.
OS1/4/18/177 CAOCHAN GARABHOUM Caochan Garabhoum Caochan Garabhoum Caochan Garabhoum Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small Stream rising in Coire Garabhoum, and falling into the Burn of Loin, no meaning.
OS1/4/18/177 LITTLE GARABHOUM Little Garabhoum Little Garabhoum Little Garabhoum Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A large hill the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/177 [Page] 177 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/178 CAOCHAN A' BHEITHE Caochan a' Bheithe Caochan a' Bheithe Caochan a' Bheithe Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream on the south face of Glen Loin which when united with Allt a' Chriosdudhean forms the Burn of Loin. means the Birch Burn.
OS1/4/18/178 CAOCHAN AN AITINN Caochan an Aitinn Caochan an Aitinn Caochan an Aitinn Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small Stream on the north face of Glen Loin. means Juniper Burn.
OS1/4/18/178 [Page] 178 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Allt a' Choire Riabhaich [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/179 BIG GARABHOUM Big Garabhoum Big Garabhoum Big Garabhoum Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A large and very promient hill, the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/179 BURN OF LOIN Burn of Loin Burn of Loin Burn of Loin Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A large Stream which is joined by the united waters of Allt a' Chriosdudhean and Caochan a Bheithe, and falls into the River Avon at Inverloin.
OS1/4/18/179 ALLT CHRIOSDAIN Allt a' Chriosdudhean Allt a' Chriosdain Allt a' Chriosdain Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 043 ; 046 The head water of Burn of Loin it rises at the head of Glen Loin. means Christian's Stream.
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OS1/4/18/179 [Page] 179 Co. [County] of Banff - Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Allt Chriosdain [notes] see page 182 Ciorsdan - Christian a woman's name Allt Ciorsdan - Christians Burn Gillecriosd - Christopher, a man's name Allt Ghillecriosd - Christopher's Burn In any case it would be better omit the article whether it be a man, or a woman's name. A proper noun feminine is sometimes aspirated in the genitive case, and the name might be written Allt Chiorsdain.
OS1/4/18/180 CREAG A' CHADHA DHUIBH Creag a' Cadha Dhuibh Creag a' Chadha Dhuibh Creag a' Chadha Dhuibh Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A rocky portion of the north face of Glen Loin, means Rock of the Black Pass.
OS1/4/18/180 CADHA DUBH Cadha Dubh Cadha Dubh Cadha Dubh Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A pass on the summit of the hill between Glen Loin and Glen Avon. Means Black Pass.
OS1/4/18/180 [Page] 180 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/181 CNAP EAS NA CAORACH Cnap Eas na Caorach Cnap Eas na Caorach Cnap Eas na Caorach Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent hill top the property of the Duke of Richmond. means Hill of the Sheep's Waterfall.
OS1/4/18/181 COIRE RIABHACH Coire Riabhach Coire Riabhach Coire Riabhach Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A large hill the property of the Duke of Richmond. means the Brindled Hollow, but the name is not infrequently applied to hills as well as hollows.
OS1/4/18/181 FEAD MHÒR Fead Mhòr Fead Mhòr Fead Mhòr Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan A hill feature the property of the Duke of Richmond. means Big Whistle.
OS1/4/18/181 [Page] 181 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Coire Riabhach [note] a misnomer
OS1/4/18/182 COIRE RIABHACH Coire Riabhach Coire Riabhach Coire Riabhach Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A mountain dell the property of the Duke of Richmond. means Brindled Hollow.
OS1/4/18/182 CNAP ALLT CHRIOSDAIN Cnap Allt a' Chrìosdudhean Cnap Allt a' Chrìosdudhean Cnap Allt a' Chrìosdudhean Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hill on the south side of Glen Loin, the property of the Duke of Richmond. means Hill of Christian's Stream.
OS1/4/18/182 COIRE GARABHOUM Coire Garabhoum Coire Garabhoum Coire Garabhoum Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A mountain dell, the property of the Duke of Richmond. Garabhoum is a corruption of some unknown word.
OS1/4/18/182 [Page] 182 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Cnap Allt Chriosdain [note] See page 179
OS1/4/18/183 CADHA URCHAIRE Cadha Urchaire Cadha Urchaire Cadha Urchaire Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 This name is applied to a steep and rocky portion of the banks of the Water of Ailnac, and means the Pass of the Shot.
OS1/4/18/183 LOCHAN NA CRICHE Lochan na Crìche Lochan na Crìche Lochan na Crìche Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small patch of marsh situated near the place where the Water of Caplich changes its name to the Water of Capluh, and means the Loch of March.
OS1/4/18/183 SLOCHD BRIDGE Slochd Bridge Slochd Bridge Slochd Bridge Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A foot bridge across the River Avon, and at the entrance from Glen Avon to Slochd Àraich.
OS1/4/18/183 [Page] 183 Co. of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Cadha Urchaire [note] Coire Leacach on Plan of Inverness Cadha Urchaire Correct see reply to RemarK No. 27 Lochan na Crìche [note] Dot out
OS1/4/18/184 COIRE LOIN BHEAG Coire Loin Bheag Coire Loin Bheag Coire Loin Bheag Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hollow at the head of the principal branch of Allt Loin Bheag. meaning not Known.
OS1/4/18/184 LITTLE DRUM LOIN Little Drum Loin Little Drum Loin Little Drum Loin Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A ridge of moorland extending from Little Garabhoum to Coire Loin Bheag, the property of the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/184 MONADH NAN EUN Monadh nan Eun Monadh nan Eun Monadh nan Eun Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A .McLennan 046 A continuation south westward of Little Drum Loin, terminating at Coire Feithe Buidhe. means the Hill of the Birds.
OS1/4/18/184 [Page] 184 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael Coire Loin Bheag [note] Coire a mountain dell &c. Lòn A marsh, moras &c.
OS1/4/18/185 CAOCHAN NA BRUAICH Caochan na Bruaich Caochan na Bruaich Caochan na Bruaich Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream rising on, and descending down the north side of Na Bruach. means the Stream of the Bank.
OS1/4/18/185 COIRE GLAS Coire Glas Coire Glas Coire Glas Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hollow on the north side of Na Bruach. means Grey Hollow.
OS1/4/18/185 [Page] 185 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Càrn [Uarchar] [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/186 ALLT AN DAIMH Allt an Daimh Allt an Daimh Allt an Daimh Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream on the north face of Glen Avon, means the Stag's Stream.
OS1/4/18/186 CAOCHAN NA GAIBHRE Caochan nan Gabhar Caochan na Gaibhre Caochan na Gaibhre Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Another small stream on the north face of Glen Avon. means the Goats Stream
OS1/4/18/186 LEACANN AN DAIMH Leacann an Daimh Leacann an Daimh Leacann an Daimh Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A part of the north face of Glen Avon. means the Stag' Hillside.
OS1/4/18/186 [Page] 186 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/187 THE BRUACH Na Bruach A' Bhruach The Bruach The Bruach Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Mr D. Anderson 046 A large, high and extensive hill forming part of the south side of Glen Avon, the property of the Duke of Richmond, means The Bank.
OS1/4/18/187 CÙL NA BRUAICH Cùl na Bruaich Cùl na Bruaich Cùl na Bruaich Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A middling sized stream which is formed by the united waters of three smaller streams near the western extermity of Slochd an Àraich, an falls into Allt an t-Sluie means Back of the Bank
OS1/4/18/187 SÌTHEAN NA BRUAICH Sìthean na Bruiach Sìthean na Bruiach Sìthean na Bruiach Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small knoll on the south bank of the River Avon means Fairy-knoll of the Bank
OS1/4/18/187 [Page] 187 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Cùl na Bruaich [note] on 49
OS1/4/18/188 SLOCHD AN ARAICH Slochd an Àraich Slochd an Àraich Slochd an Àraich Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 ; 049 An immense hollow, surrounded on all sides by high hills, bold and precipitous cliffs, and separating the mountain range of Ben Avon from Beinn a' Bhuird; A large stream runs through it which is fed by innumerable rivulets. This place is said to be a favourite resort of the Deer during the time of rearing their young, hence the name the Rearing or Nursing Hollow.
OS1/4/18/188 ALLT AN T-SLUICHD Allt an t-Sluichd Allt an t-Sluichd Allt an t-Sluichd Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 ; 049 A large stream which rises in Garbh Choire, at the head of Slochd an Àraich, and traversing near the centre of that hollow falls into the River Avon. It is named after the hollow through which it passes - the Stream of the Den or Hollow.
OS1/4/18/188 [Page] 188 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Slochd an Àraich [note] On 49 Allt an t-Sluichd [note] On 49
OS1/4/18/189 BUILG BURN Builg Burn Builg Burn Builg Burn Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 ; 049 A stream which rises near the summit of Ben Avon, and falls into the River Avon near Inchrory. This name is applied to it from the foot of Loch Bulg to its confluence with the Avon.
OS1/4/18/189 MEALL AN T-SEANGAIN Meall an t-Seangain Meall an t-Seangain Meall an t-Seangain Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 ; 049 A prominent eminence, forming part of the western boundary of Glen Bulg, the property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond. meaning the Ant Hill.
OS1/4/18/189 [Page] 189 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Meall an t-Seangain [note] On 49
OS1/4/18/190 MEALL NA GAINEIMH Meall na Gaineimh Meall na Gaineimh Meall na Gaineimh Meall-a-ghaneimh Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Old Statistical Account 046 ; 049 A high and very prominent hill on Ben Avon Range the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond meaning the Sand Hill.
OS1/4/18/190 GLEN BUILG Glen Builg Glen Builg Glen Builg Glenbuilg Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Old Statistical Account 046 ; 049 A deep, narrow and rocKy ravine extending from the foot of Loch Bulg to Inchrory. the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/190 FEITH AN LUICH Feithe an Luich Feithe an Luich Feithe an Luich Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A small stream which issues from Loch Builg, and after a very short course falls into the adjacent Stream which from this point changes its name from Feithe an Laoigh to Builg Burn. means Stream of the LaKe.
OS1/4/18/190 [Page] 190 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Meall na Gaineimh [note] Meall na Gainimh ?
OS1/4/18/191 COIRE ODHAR Coire Odhar Coire Odhar Coire Odhar Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A deep mountain dell in Slochd Araich, means Dun Hollow.
OS1/4/18/191 SLOCHD BEAG Slochd Beag Slochd Beag Slochd Beag Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A deep rocky glen in Slochd Àraich, means the Little Den.
OS1/4/18/191 [Page] 191 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Allt a' Choire Odhair [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/192 BRUACH CHUILCERNACH Bruach Culcunach Bruach Chuilcearnach Bruach Chuilcearnach Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Part of the south face of Glen Avon. the meaning of the name is the Reedy Bank
OS1/4/18/192 COIRE BREABACH Coire Breabach Coire Breabach Coire Breabach Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 ; 049 A hollow near the summit of Da Dhruim Lom. means the Kicking Hollow.
OS1/4/18/192 LOCHAN EILEAN A' GHIUBHAIS Lochan Eilean a' Ghiubhais Lochan Eilean a' Ghiubhais Lochan Eilean a' Ghiubhais Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small lake in Glen Avon.means Small Lake of the Fir Island.
OS1/4/18/192 [page] 192 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Coire Breabach [note] On 49
OS1/4/18/193 CNAP ALLT AN LAOIGH Cnap Allt an Laoigh Cnap Allt an Laoigh Cnap Allt an Laoigh Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hill on the north side of Glen Avon. means Hill of the Calf's Stream.
OS1/4/18/193 ALLT LOIN BHEAG Allt Loin Bheag Allt Loin Bheag Allt Loin Bheag Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A middling sized stream which is formed by the united waters of several small streams. the meaning of the name is not known, it having become corrupted
OS1/4/18/193 CNAP LOIN BHEAG Cnap Loin Bheag Cnap Loin Bheag Cnap Loin Bheag Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hill on the N [North] side of Glenavon. meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/193 [Page] 193 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/194 ALLT COIRE ODHAR NAM BROIGHLEAG Allt Coire Odhar nam Broighleag Allt Coire Odhar nam Broighleag Allt Coire Odhar nam Broighleag Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream, a tributary of the River Avon, means Stream of the Dun Hollow of the Whortleberries.
OS1/4/18/194 LURG NAM BROIGHLEAG Lurg Nam Broighleag Lurg Nam Broighleag Lurg Nam Broighleag Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small hill on the N [North] side of Glen Avon means Shoulder of the Whortleberries.
OS1/4/18/194 CAOCHAN NAN CAORRUNN Caochan nan Caorrunn Caochan nan Caorrunn Caochan nan Caorrunn Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream rising in Coire Breabach and falling into River Avon. means Stream of the Rowan or Mountain Ash Berries.
OS1/4/18/194 [Page] 194 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/195 SRÒN NAM BROC Sròn nam Broc Sròn nam Broc Sròn nam Broc Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A rocky point on the east side of Glen Bulg the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/195 INVERLOIN (In Ruins) Inverloin (in Ruins) Inverloin (in Ruins) Inverloin (in Ruins) Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 The ruins of a Shooting Lodge, the property of the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/195 [Page] 195 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Allt Sròn nam Broc [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/196 TORR AN AITINN Torr an Aitinn Torr an Aitinn Torr an Aitinn Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A long narrow eminence in Glen Bulg, the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond. meaning the Juniper Knoll.
OS1/4/18/196 LITTLE MEALL NA GAINEIMH Little Meall na Gaineimh Little Meall na Gaineimh Little Meall na Gaineimh Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small eminence on the west side of Glen Bulg the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/196 AILNAC BUILG Ailnac Builg Ailnac Builg Ailnac Builg Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream which rises near the north base of Little Geal Cairn, and after a short course falls into Bulg Burn, meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/196 [Page] 196 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Little Meall na Gaineimh [note] Gainimh ? Ailnac Builg [note] Allt na Builg ?
OS1/4/18/197 COIRE AN EAS Coire an Eas Coire an Eas Coire an Eas Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Part of the face of Glen Avon, and situated at the angle formed by the river changing its course from east to north, there is a waterfall on the river at the foot of this slope from which the name is derived. Hollow of the Waterfall.
OS1/4/18/197 CREAG LOISGTE Creag Loisgte Creag Loisgte Creag Loisgte Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A rocky portion of the face of Glen Avon. means Burnt RocK.
OS1/4/18/197 [Page] 197 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Inverloin Bridge [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/198 DRUIM LOIN Drum Loin Drum Loin Drum Loin Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A large and prominent hill the property of the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/198 LEACHD AN T-SRUTAIN Leachd an t-Sruthain Leachd an t-Sruthain Leachd an t-Sruthain Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream on the west face of Glen Loin, means Flagstone Stream.
OS1/4/18/198 GLEN LOIN Glen Loin Glen Loin Glen Loin Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 043 ; 046 A long narrow glen extending from near the foot of Allt Chuisdudhean to Inverloin. the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/198 INCHRORY BRIDGE Inchrory Bridge Inchrory Bridge Inchrory Bridge Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A wooden footbridge across the River Avon at Inchrory.
OS1/4/18/198 [Page] 198 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/199 CLACH BHAN Clach bhan Clach Bhan Clach Bhan Clach Bhan Old Statistical Account Eneas McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A very prominent rock on the Ben Avon range, and said to be a place where females in an advanced state of pregnancy were in the habit of visiting in the belief that such visits would alleviate all pains and dangers of child-birth. the name means the Wives Stone.
OS1/4/18/199 CAOCHAN CLACH BHAN Caochan Clach Bhan Caochan Clach Bhan Caochan Clach Bhan Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream, a tributary of Allt Caol a' Ghlinne, means Stream of the wives Stone.
OS1/4/18/199 [Page] 199 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Clach Bhan [notes] Should it not be the singular number that is, Clach mhnà ? No.. see descriptive remarKs
OS1/4/18/200 CAOCHAN CLACH FIARAIDH Caochan Clach Fiaradh Caochan Clach Fiaradh Caochan Clach Fiaradh Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream, a tributary of Allt Caol a' Ghlinne, and named after the stone which stands above it.
OS1/4/18/200 MEUR GORM Meur Gorm Meur Gorm Meur Gorm Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 Another tributary of Allt Caol a' Ghlinne, means Blue Branch
OS1/4/18/200 SRÒN LEACANN NAN EILID Sròn Leacann nan Eilid Sròn Leacann nan Eilid Sròn Leacann nan Eilid Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A prominent point in the east side of the confluence of Caol a' Ghlinne, means Nose of the Hinds Slope.
OS1/4/18/200 [Page] 200 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Meur Gorm [note] On 49
OS1/4/18/201 ALLT AN LAOIGH Allt an Laoigh Allt an Laoigh Allt an Laoigh Mr E.McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream rising near the S.W. [South West] base of Big Garabhoum, and falling into River Avon. means the Calf's Stream.
OS1/4/18/201 CAOCHAN AN UAIN Caochan an Uan Caochan an Uain Caochan an Uain Mr E.McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A small stream, a tributary of Allt an Laoigh, means the Lamb's Stream.
OS1/4/18/201 [Page] 201 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Mullach a' Choire Cheìl Mhoir [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/202 SRÒN CAOL A' GHLINNE Sròn Caol a Ghlinne Sròn Caol a Ghlinne Sròn Caol a Ghlinne Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A.McLennan 046 A prominent point at the confluence of Allt Caol a Ghlinne. means Nose of the Narrow Glen
OS1/4/18/202 DÀ DHRUIM LOM Dà Dhruim Lom Dà Dhruim Lom Dà Dhruim Lom Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A.McLennan 046 A high and extensive hill situated between Glen Avon and Caol Ghleann the property of the DuKe of Richmond. means Two Bare BacKs.
OS1/4/18/202 COIRE CEÒLMHOR Coire Ceòlmhor Coire Ceòlmhor Coire Ceòlmhor Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A.McLennan 046 A small hollow on the north face of Glen Avon. means the Musical Hollow.
OS1/4/18/202 [Page] 202 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Dà Dhruim Lom [note] It is disputed by some Grammarians as to whether the adjective ought to be in the plural in such case as this.
OS1/4/18/203 BEN MACDHUI Benmacdui Benmacdhu Bennamacduich Benmuicdhu Ben Macdhui Ben Macdhui Ben Macdhui Ben Macdhui New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 046 A high mountain on the south-west confines of the county, and separating it from the county of Aberdeen. It forms the highest point of the Cairngorm Mountains, its height being 4296 feet above sea level. "One of the Cairngorm group of mountains in the S.W. [South West] corner of Aberdeenshire, estimated by Jamieson at 4300 feet in altitude; by Mr H. C.Watson at 4362 feet; and by others at 4390 feet" Fullarton's Gazetteer.
OS1/4/18/203 [Page] 203 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael [note] on 47
OS1/4/18/204 CAIRNGORM MOUNTAINS Cairngorm Mountains Cairngorm Mountains Cairngorm Mountains Cairngorm Mountains Mr. E. McIntosh Mr. D. Anderson Mr. Alexander McRae Revd.[Reverend] J.A. McLennan 045 ; 047 ; 048 A range of very high and rugged mountains comprehending Ben Macdhui, Cairn Gorm, Ben Bynac and Beinn Mheadhoin, their summits forming the boundary between the Co. [County] of Banff and the Cos. [Counties] of Aberdeen and Inverness. " A conspicuous mountain on the mutual border of the parish of Kirkmichael in Banffshire and the parish of Abernethy in Invernessshire. Its summit is only three miles north-east of the summit of Benmacdhui, which is on the border of Aberdeenshire, and only 15 miles from Scarsoch, which is on the border of Perthshire; and it is surrounded at near distance by a grand group of the Central Grampians which is often called from it the Cairngorm Group, and which constitutes a sublime alpine region, quite comparable in scenery to many of the romantic, sequestred tracts of Switzerland." Fullartons Gazetteer
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OS1/4/18/205A COIREACHAN NA CÒINNICH Coireachan na Còinneich Coireachan na Còinneich Coireachan na Còinneich Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd. [Reverend] J. A McLennan 048 Two small hollows on the north face of Glen Avon. means the Hollows of the Moss or Fog.
OS1/4/18/205A LOCH AVON Loch Aven Lochavon Loch-avon Loch Avon Loch Avon Loch Avon Fullarton's Gazetteer New Statistical Account Old Statistical Account Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 ; 048 A large lake at the head of Glen Avon, and out of which flows the River Avon. "Lochavon lies in the southern extremity of the parish in the bosom of the Grampian Mountains. It is estimated at three miles long and a mile broad. The scenery around it is particularly wild and magnificent. The towering sides of Bein-bord, Beinmacdui, Cairngorum and Ben Cainac, lie all around it." New Statistical Account
OS1/4/18/205A [Page] 205A Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/205B FÉITH BUIDHE Feithe Buidhe Feithe Buidhe Feithe Buidhe Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 ; 048 A stream rising on the south-east face of Cairn Gorm and falling into Loch Avon means Yellow Stream.
OS1/4/18/205B THE SADDLE The Saddle The Saddle The Saddle Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A patch of land in a deep gully, and on the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Inverness.
OS1/4/18/205B A' CHÒINNEACH A' Còinneach A' Coinneach A' Coinneach Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. McLennan 045 ; 048 A piece of table land on the west shoulder of Ben Bynac. means the Moss or Fog.
OS1/4/18/205B [Page] 205B Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael A' Chòinneach [note] on 48
OS1/4/18/205C MÀGHAN NA BANARAICH Màghan Na Banaraich Màghan Na Banaraich Màghan Na Banaraich Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A McLennan 047 A piece of level pasture land at the head of Loch Avon. means the Dairymaid's Little Meadow.
OS1/4/18/205C CAIRN GORM Càrn Gorm Càrn Gorm Cairngorum Cairn-gorm Cairngorm Cairn Gorm Cairn Gorm Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson New Statistical Account Old Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 A lofty mountain at the head of Glen Avon, upwards of 4000 feet above sea level, and celebrated for those beautiful rock-crystals called Cairngorms. Its summit forms the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff & Inverness. The Banffshire portion being the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/205C [Page] 205C Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Màghan na Banaraich [note] The plural? no, singular
OS1/4/18/206 COIRE BUIDHE Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Mr E. McIntosh Mr.D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A deep mountain dell near the head of Glen Avon. means Yellow Hollow.
OS1/4/18/206 STACÁN DUBHA Stacán Dubh Stacán Dubh Stacán Dubh Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 ; 048 Precipices near the head of Loch Avon. means Black Precipices.
OS1/4/18/206 STAC AN FHÀRAIDH Stac an Fhàraidh Stac an Fhàraidh Stac an Fhàraidh Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 ; 048 A precipice overlooking Loch Avon from the north-west. means the Ladder Precipice.
OS1/4/18/206 [Page] 206 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Stacán Dubha [note] An adjective must agree with its noun in gender number and case
OS1/4/18/207 MÀGHAN NA BANARAICH Màghan na Banaraich Màghan na Banaraich Màghan na Banaraich Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 A piece of level pasture land at the head of Loch Avon. means the Dairymaid's Little Meadow.
OS1/4/18/207 CAIRN GORM Càrn Gorm Càrn Gorm Cairngorum Cairn-gorm Cairngorm Cairn Gorm Cairn Gorm Mr E McIntosh Mr D. Anderson New Statistical Account Old Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A.McLennan 047 ; 048 A lofty mountain at the head of Glen Avon, upwards of 4000 feet above sea level, and celebrated for those beautiful rock-crystals called Cairngorms. Its summit forms the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Inverness. The Banffshire portion being the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/207 [Page] 207 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Màghan na Banaraich [note] The plural? no, singular
OS1/4/18/208 BEINN MHEADHOIN Beinn Mheadhoin Beinn Mheadhoin Beinn Mheadhoin Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A high and extensive mountain forming one of the Cairngorm Range. and over which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen.
OS1/4/18/208 BARNS OF BEINN MHEADHOIN Barns of Beinn Mheadhoin Barns of Beinn Mheadhoin Barns of Beinn Mheadhoin Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A cluster of rocks on one of the summits of Beinn Mheadhoin.
OS1/4/18/208 LEARG AN LAOIGH Learg an Laoigh Learg an Laoigh Learg an Laoigh Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A narrow pass between Beinn Mheadhion and Beinn a' Chaoruinn, means the Pass of the Calf.
OS1/4/18/208 [Page] 208 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/209 SHELTER STONE Clach-dhiann Shelter Stone Shelter Stone Shelter Stone Shelter Stone Clach-dhian New Statistical Account Mr E McIntosh Balacnochan, Tomintoul Mr D. Anderson Inchtomach, Abernethy Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan Old Statistical Account 047 This name is applied to a very large rock, which from natural causes appeared to have become separated from the craig above it, in rolling down the precipice its course has been arrested by two other large rocks, on the top of which it became fixed, forming a cave capable of containing several persons, this cave is frequently made use of during the Summer Season by Game-Keepers Tourists & as a habitation for an occasional night. "At the west end of the lake is the famous Clach-dian or Shelter Stone. This Stone is an immense block of granite, which seems to have fallen from a projecting rock above it, rising to the height of several hundred feet, and forming the broad shoulder of Benmacdui. The stone rests on two other blocks imbedded in a mass of rubbish, and thus forms a cave sufficient to contain twelve or fifteen men". New Statistical Account
OS1/4/18/209 [Page] 209 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/210 LOCHAN BUIDHE Lochan Buidhe Lochan Buidhe Lochan Buidhe Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A.McLennan 047 A small lake at the north west base of Bein Macdhui. means Yellow Lake.
OS1/4/18/210 FÉITH BUIDHE Féithe Buidhe Féithe Buidhe Féithe Buidhe Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 A small stream which issues from Lochan Buidhe and falls into Garbh Uisge. means Yellow Stream.
OS1/4/18/210 GARBH UISGE Garbh Uisge Garbh Uisge Garbh Uisge Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 A stream which rises on Ben Macdhui and falls into the head of Loch Avon. means Rough Water.
OS1/4/18/210 [Page] 210 Co. [County] of Banff - Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/211 COIRE RAIBEIRT Coire Raibeirt Coire Raibeirt Coire Raibeirt Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 A hollow in the south face of Carn Gorm. means Robert's Hollow.
OS1/4/18/211 GARBH UISGE BEAG Garbh Uisge Beag Garbh Uisge Beag Garbh Uisge Beag Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 A stream rising on Ben Macdhui and falling into Garbh Uisge. means Little Rough Water.
OS1/4/18/211 [Page] 211 Co. [County] of Banff - Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Allt Coire Raibeirt [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/212 COIRE DOMHAIN Coire Domhain Coire Domhain Coire Domhain Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 047 A hollow near the head of Glen Avon. means the Deep Hollow.
OS1/4/18/212 [Page] 212 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Allt a' Choire Dhoimhn [crossed out] Mullach a' Choire Dhoimhn [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/213 CÀRN TIEKEIVER Càrn Tiekeiver Càrn Tiekeiver Càrn Tiekeiver Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A prominent hill top on the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Aberdeen and Banff
OS1/4/18/213 CÀRN DEARG Càrn Dearg Càrn Dearg Càrn Dearg Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 Another prominent hill feature on the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen.
OS1/4/18/213 CÀRN ULIE Càrn Ulie Càrn Ulie Càrn Ulie Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 Another prominent hill feature over which passes the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Aberdeen and Banff.
OS1/4/18/213 [Page] 213 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/214 BEINN A' CHAORUINN Beinn a' Chaorruinn Beinn a' Chaorruinn Beinn a' Chaorruinn Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Davidson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A large hill, over which passes the boundary between the counties of Aberdeen and Banff.
OS1/4/18/214 BEINN A' BHUIRD Beinn a' Bhuird Beinn a' Bhuird Bein-bord Benabourd Beinn a' Bhuird Beinn a' Bhuird Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Davidson New Statistical Account Fullerton's Gazetteer Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A range of lofty and rugged mountains extending from Coire Ruaridh on the west to Slochd an Araich on the east, the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen passes over the summit
OS1/4/18/214 [Page] 214 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Beinn a' Chaoruinn [note] one r on adjoining Plan see RemarK No 5
OS1/4/18/215 LEACHD A' BHAINNE Leachd a' Bhainne Leachd a' Bhainne Leachd a' Bhainne Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A portion of the east side of Ben Bynac. means the Declivity of Milk.
OS1/4/18/215 CAOCHAN A' BHAINNE Caochan a' Bhainne Caochan a' Bhainne Caochan a' Bhainne Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A very short stream issuing from Loch a' Bhainne and falling into Allt Deay. means the Milk Stream.
OS1/4/18/215 ÀTH AN FHIANN Àth an Fhiann Àth an Fhiann Àth an Fhiann Mr E McIntosh Mr D Anderson Inchtomach, Abernethy Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A piece of level moorland in Glen Avon, and at the place where the Bridle Road from Abernethy to Braemar crosses that glen. means the Ford of the Fingalian.
OS1/4/18/215 [Page] 215 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/216 LOCHAN NA DÀ DHROMA Lochan na Dà Dhroma Lochan na Dà Dhruim Lochan na Dà Dhruim Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small lake at the southern extremityof Da Dhruim. means Little Lake of the two Backs
OS1/4/18/216 ALLT DEARG Allt Dearg Allt Dearg Allt Dearg Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small stream which rises on Ben Bynac, and falls into the River Avon. means Red Stream.
OS1/4/18/216 LOCHAN A' BHAINNE Lochan a' Bhainne Lochan a' Bhainne Lochan a' Bhainne Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small lake at the east base of Ben Bynac. means Milk Lake.
OS1/4/18/216 [Page] 216 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Lochan na Dà Dhroma [note] Druim is more correctly made masculine however some would make it feminine
OS1/4/18/217 LAG BUIDHE NAN DAMH Lag Buidhe nan Damh Lag Buidhe nan Damh Lag Buidhe nan Damh Mr E. McIntosh Balacnochan, Tomintoul Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A hollow out of which issues Feithe Ghiubhasachain. means the Yellow Hollow of the Deer.
OS1/4/18/217 CREAG MHÒR Creag Mhòr na Dà Dhroma Creag Mhòr Creag Mhòr Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A cluster of huge rocks on the summit of the Da Dhruim. means the Big Rock of the two Backs.
OS1/4/18/217 COIRE RUAIRIDH Coire Ruaridh Coire Ruairidh Coire Ruairidh Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A large mountain dell penetrating the north face of Benn a' Bhuird, means Rory's Hollow.
OS1/4/18/217 [Page] 217 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/218 ALLT COIRE RUAIRIDH Allt Coire Ruaridh Allt Coire Ruairidh Allt Coire Ruairidh Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A McLennan 048 A large stream which rises near the summit of Beinn a' Bhuird and falls into the River Avon. means Stream of Rory's Hollow.
OS1/4/18/218 ALLT CUMHANG NA CÒINNICH Allt Cumhang na Còinneich Allt Cumhang na Còinneich Allt Cumhang na Còinneich Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A McLennan 048 A middling sized stream which rises at the head of Coire Ruaridh and falls into Allt Coire Ruaridh. means Narrow Stream of the Moss or Fog.
OS1/4/18/218 GLAS-ÀTH BEINN A' CHAORUINN Glas-àth Beinn a' Chaoruinn Glas-àth Beinn a' Chaoruinn Glas-àth Beinn a' Chaoruinn Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A McLennan 048 A small stream, one of the principal tributaries of Allt Coire Ruaridh. meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/218 [Page] 218 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Allt Cumhang na Còinnich [note] each of the polysllables is always changed into - ich in the genitive as fitheach, fithich of a raven Glas-àth Beinn a' Chaoruinn [note] one r? as adjoining Plan of Crathie see RemarK 5
OS1/4/18/219 ALLT LEUM AN EASAICH Allt Leum an Easaich Allt Leum an Easaich Allt Leum an Easaich Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small stream, the principal tributary Feith Ghuibhasachain and rising in Coire Leum an Easaich. means stream of the Leap of the Cataract.
OS1/4/18/219 COIRE LEUM AN EASAICH Coire Leum an Easaich Coire Leum an Easaich Coire Leum an Easaich Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small hollow out of which flows Allt Leum an Easaich. means Hollow of the Leap of the Cataract.
OS1/4/18/219 MEALL A' CHOIMHTHIONAIL Meall a' Coimhthionail Meall a' Choimhthionail Meall a' Choimhthionail Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A McLennan 048 An eminence Situated between Feith Ghuibhasachain and Cùl na Bucaich the property of the DuKe of Richmond. means the Hill of the Gathering.
OS1/4/18/219 [Page] 219 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Coire Leum an Easaich [notes] Easach Thin water-gruel Easach (adj,) [adjective] abounding in waterfalls.
OS1/4/18/220 ALLT STOB AN T-SLUICHD Allt Stob an t-Sluichd Allt Stob an t-Sluichd Allt Stob an t-Sluichd Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 ; 049 A small stream, the principal tributary of Cùl na Bruaich. means Stream of the top of the Hollow.
OS1/4/18/220 ALLT MEALL A' CHOIMHTHIONAIL Allt Meall a' Coimhthionail Allt Meall a' Choimhthionail Allt Meall a' Choimhthionail Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small stream, another tributary of Cùl na Bruaich. means, Stream of the Gathering Hill.
OS1/4/18/220 CNAP LEUM AN EASAICH Cnap Leum an Easaich Cnap Leum an Easaich Cnap Leum an Easaich Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small elevation situated between Feith Ghuibhasachain and Coire Ruaridh. means Hill of the Leap of the Cataract.
OS1/4/18/220 [Page] 220 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/221 BEINN A' CHAORUINN BHEAG Beinn a' Chaoruinn Bhig Beinn a' Chaoruinn Bhig Beinn a' Chaoruinn Bhig Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A prominent hill on the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen. means Little Hill of the Mountain Ash.
OS1/4/18/221 COIRE RAIBEIRT Coire Raibeirt Coire Raibeirt Coire Raibeirt Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small hollow near the southern extremity of Da Dhruinn. means Robert's Hollow.
OS1/4/18/221 [Page] 221 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Beinn a' Chaoruinn Bheag [note] RemarK No. 9 Allt Coire Raibeirt [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/222 COIRE NAN CLACH Coire nan Clach Coire nan Clach Coire nan Clach Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A hollow in the north face of Beinn a' Chaoruinn. means Hollow of the Stones.
OS1/4/18/222 LOCHAN BEINN A' CHAORRUINN Lochan Beinn a' Chaorruinn Lochan Beinn a' Chaorruinn Lochan Beinn a' Chaorruinn Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small lake situated between Beinn a' Chaorruinn and Beinn a' Chaorruinn Bhig. means Little Lake of the Mountain ash Hill
OS1/4/18/222 [Page] 222 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Allt Coire nan Clach [crossed out] Lochan Beinn a' Chaorruinn [note] one r ? as on adjoining Plans see RemarK 5
OS1/4/18/223 SRÒN GHORM Sròn Ghorm Sròn Ghorm Sròn Ghorm Mr E McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A prominent point forming the northern extremity of Beinn Mheadhoin. means Blue Nose.
OS1/4/18/223 STAC AN LUICH Stac an Luich Stac an Luich Stac an Luich Mr E McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A precipice on the south face of Glen Avon, means the Precipice of the Lake.
OS1/4/18/223 [Page] 223 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Stac a' Choire Bhuidhe [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/224 DUBH LOCHÀN Dubh Lochán Dubh Lochán Dubh Lochán na-du-lochan Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan New Statistical Account 048 A Cluster of small lakes on the west side of the Bridle Road leading from Abernethy to Braemar. means Black Lakes.
OS1/4/18/224 ALLT AN T-SEALLAIDH Allt an t-Seallaidh Allt an t-Seallaidh Allt an t-Seallaidh Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 048 A small stream which rises near the summit of Beinn Mheadhoin; in its course it forms three of the Dubh Lochàn and falls into the River Avon. means Stream of the Good View.
OS1/4/18/224 COIRE NAN SAIBHLEAN Coire nan Saibhlein Coire nan Saibhlein Coire nan Saibhlein Mr E. McIntosh Mr D. Anderson Revd [Reverend] J. McLennan 048 A large hollow on the east face of Beinnn a Mheadhoin. means Hollow of the Barns.
OS1/4/18/224 [Page] 224 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/225 STOB DÙN ARDAIR Stob Dùn Ardair Stob Dùn Ardair Stob Dùn Ardair Mr E. McIntosh Balacnochan. Tomintoul Mr Alexander McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A small conical knoll near the foot of Loch Builg meaning not known.
OS1/4/18/225 CLACH AN T-SAIGHDEIR Clach an t-Saighdeir Clach an t-Saighdeir Clach an t-Saighdeir Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A huge Stone near the north bank a stream of the same name means Soldier's Stone.
OS1/4/18/225 ALLT AN T-SAIGHDEIR Allt an t-Saighdeir Allt an t-Saighdeir Allt an t-Saighdeir Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A stream rising near the summit of Ben Avon. and joining Allt an Sgoire Riabhaich forms the Allt an Laoigh means the Soldier's Stream.
OS1/4/18/225 [Page] 225 Co. [County of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/226 CLACH A' CHUITSEICH Clach a' Chuitseich Clach a' Chuitseich Clach a' Chuitseich Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A huge Stone on the summit of Ben Avon, and on the boundary between the Cos. [Counties] of Banff and Aberdeen. means Coutts' Stone
OS1/4/18/226 [Page] 226 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/227 BIG BRAE Big Brae Big Brae Big Brae Mr E McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A high and extensive hill, forming part of the Ben Avon range the property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/227 LOCH BUILG Loch Builg Loch Builg Loch Builg Lochbuilg Loch-Builg Mr E. McIntosh Mr A McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer 049 A large lake the northern extremity of which is close to the watershed boundary between the counties of Aberdeen and Banff, property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond
OS1/4/18/227 [Page] 227 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/228 LOCH BRAE Loch Brae Loch Brae Loch Brae Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A steep hill face overlooking Loch Bulg from the west, the property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond.
OS1/4/18/228 SGÒR RIABHACH Sgòr Riabhach Sgòr Riabhach Sgòr Riabhach Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A rocky Scaur the property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond. meaning the grizzled Scaur.
OS1/4/18/228 ALLT AN SGÒIR RIABHAICH Allt an Sgòire Riabhaich Allt an Sgòire Riabhaich Allt an Sgòire Riabhaich Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 The head water of Bulg Burn, it rises near the summit of Ben Avon and retains this name from its source to the eastern point of Sgòr Riabhach, when it gets the name of Féithe an Laoigh.
OS1/4/18/228 [Page] 228 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/229 COIRE NA COISE Coire na Coise Coire na Coise Coire na Coise Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A small hollow at the head of Allt na Coise, means Hollow of the Foot.
OS1/4/18/229 ALLT NA COISE Allt na Coise Allt na Coise Allt na Coise Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A small stream rising in Coire na Coise and falling into Cùl na Bruaich, means Stream of the Foot.
OS1/4/18/229 STOB AN T-SLUICHD Stob an t-Sluichd Stob an t-Sluichd Stob an t-Sluichd Mr E McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A rocky hilltop on the Ben a' Bhuird range. means Point of the Den or Hollow.
OS1/4/18/229 [Page] 229 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/230 CLACH BUN RUADHTAIR Clach Bun Ruadhtir Clach Bun Ruadhtair Clach Bun Ruadhtair Mr E.McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd. [Reverend] J. A. Mclennan 49 A cluster of jagged and nearly perpendicular rocks on the height overlooking Slochd an Àraich, and Caol Ghlinne, meaning not known
OS1/4/18/230 [Page] 230 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/231 GARBH CHOIRE Garbh Choire Garbh Choire Garbh Choire Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A deep and rough gully at the head of Slochd Àraich. means Rough Hollow
OS1/4/18/231 CARN NAM MULT Càrn nam Mult Càrn nam Mult Càrn nam Mult Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A very steep rocky ridge overlooking Allt an t-Sluie from the west. means Cairn of the Wedders
OS1/4/18/231 CAOCHAN AN UAMHA Caochan an Uamha Caochan an Uamha Caochan an Uamha M. E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A small stream rising in Slochd Àraich and falling into Cùl a Bhruach. means Stream of the Den.
OS1/4/18/231 [Page] 231 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/232 STOB DUBH BRUACH N FHUARAIN Stob Dubh Bruach an Fhurain Stob Dubh Bruach an Fhurain Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A rocky hill-top at the head of Caol Ghleann, the property of the DuKe of Richmond. means the Black Point of the Spring's BanK,
OS1/4/18/232 ALLT AN T-SLUICHD BHIG Allt an t-Sluicd Bhig Allt an t-Sluicd Bhig Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A small stream rising at the head of Slochd Beag and falling into Allt an t-Sluic. means Stream of the little Den.
OS1/4/18/232 SRON NA H-IOLAIRE Sròn na h-Iolaire Sròn na h-Iolaire Sròn na h-Iolaire Mr E. McIntosh Mr Alexander McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A very rocky eminence in Slochd Àraich, means the Eagle's Nose
OS1/4/18/232 [Page] 232 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/233 CLACH FIARAIDH Clach Fiaraidh Clach Fiaraidh Clach Fiaraidh Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A large stone on the side of a hill, having, at a distance, the appearance of a Standing Stone, it is not quite perpendicular, a circumstance which has probably given rise to its name - the Standing Stone.
OS1/4/18/233 EAST MEUR GORM CRAIG East Meur Gorm Craig Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A very rocky slope overlooking Meur Gorm from the east.
OS1/4/18/233 WEST MEUR GORM CRAIG West Meur Gorm Craig West Meur Gorm Craig West Meur Gorm Craig Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 Another rocky slope overlooking Meur Gorm from the west.
OS1/4/18/233 [page] 233 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph [Parish] of Kirkmichael Clach Fiaraidh [note] Clach Fiaraidh or Clach Fhiarach
OS1/4/18/234 LOCHAN NAN GABHAR Lochan nan Gabhar Lochan nan Gabhar Lochan nan Gabhar Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A small lake into, and out of which flows Allt Lochan nan Gabhar. means Goats LaKe
OS1/4/18/234 MULLACH LOCHAN NAN GABHAR Mullach Lochan nan Gabhar Mullach Lochan nan Gabhar Mullach Lochan nan Gabhar Mr E. McIntosh Mr A. McRae Revd [Reverend] J. A. McLennan 049 A rocky hill top, the property of the DuKe of Richmond, means the Top of the Goats LaKe
OS1/4/18/234 [page] 234 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael Allt Lochan nan Gabhar [crossed out]
OS1/4/18/235 [page] 235 The name in this Book from Page 125 to Page 234, collected and described by J Greenslade CA [Civilian Assistant)
OS1/4/18/236 CHAPEL (Remains of) Chapel (Remains of) Chapel (Remains of) Chapel (Remains of) Revd [Reverend] J. Grant D. Robertson, Schoolmaster P. Fraser, Auchlichnie 040 The remains of an ancient Catholic chapel supposed to have been the first place of religious worship in the parish. The only existing remains is now to be seen in the foundation of the present Grave Yard.
OS1/4/18/236 [page] 236 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/237 ST MICHAEL'S CROSS St. Michael's Cross St. Michael's Cross St. Michael's Cross Revd. [Reverened] J Grant D. Robertson A. Fraser Auchlichnie 040 An ancient cross situated in the parish Grave Yard; It is said to have had the effigy of St. Michael sculpture on it. There is a tradition that it was erected over the grave of a Priest who was burned by his hearers for issuing new forms or laws which gave displeasure. It is not known when, or by whom, it was erected, but it is considered to be of very ancient date.
OS1/4/18/237 [page] 237 Co. [County] of Banff -- Parish of Kirkmichael
OS1/4/18/238 ST MICHAEL'S WELL (Site of) St. Michael's Well Site of St. Michael's Well Site of St. Michael's Well Site of Revd. [Reverend] J. Grant D. Robertson P. Fraser 040 The site of an ancient well which is recorded as being connected with an ancient chapel, the remains of which are shown in the present Grave Yard, and it is affirmed as being regarded as a Holy Well.
OS1/4/18/238 [page] 238 Co. [County] of Banff -- Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmichael [signed] Dallas G. Jones Lieut. R.E. [Lieutenant Royal Engineers] 30th April 1869.
OS1/4/18/239 [page] 239 [volume] 18 OS1/4/18 [Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE 10 APR. [APRIL] 95 SOUTHAMPTON NAME BOOK OF THE 6 INCH WORK OF PART OF INVERAVEN & KIRKMICHAEL PARISHES SHEETS, 34, 35, 39, 40, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49. IN THE CO [COUNTY] OF BANFF
OS1/4/18/240 [page] 240 INDEX Inveraven & Kirkmichael Parishes Names of Objects -- Pages A' Chòinneach -- 205 A' Ghualann -- 73 Ailmac Builg -- 196 Allt a' Bhacain -- 62 Allt a' Chàise -- 36 Alltach Beag -- 94 Alltachbeag -- 106 Alltach Fergie -- 86 Alltach Mòr -- 94 Allt a' Chnoic -- 6 Allt a' Chòis -- 33 Allt a' Chòis -- 98 Allt a' Chonnaidh -- 52 Allt a' Chor -- 70 Allt a' Chriosdain -- 179 Allt a' Chroisg -- 73 Allt a' Mhiadain -- 65 Allt an Daimh -- 186 Alltan Glas -- 97 Allt an Laoigh -- 201 Allt an Réidhe -- 67 Allt an Sgòir Riabhaich -- 228 Allt an t-Saighdeir -- 225 Allt an t-Seallaidh -- 224 Allt an t-Sionnaich -- 130 Allt an t-Sluichd -- 188 Allt an t-Sluichd Bhig -- 232 Allt Ballaggan -- 50 Allt Ballanloan -- 30 Allt Balnabeinne -- 6 Allt Bheithachan -- 90 Allt Blairnamarrow -- 80 Allt Coire an Fheàrna -- 99 Allt Coire Odhar nam Broighleag -- 194 Allt Coire Ruairidh -- 218 Allt Cumhang na Coinnich -- 218 Allt Dearg -- 216 Allt Dubh -- 97 Allt Dubh -- 151 Allt Fraochach -- 57 Allt Fuar -- 59 Allt Garbh-bheinne -- 115 Allt Homie -- 50 Alltglander Cottages -- 10 Allt Leum an Easaich -- 219 Allt Loin Bheag -- 193 Allt Lynavoir -- 117 Allt Meall a' Choimhthoinail -- 220 Allt Mòr -- 51 Allt Mulliach -- 93
OS1/4/18/241 [page] 241 Index Continued Names of Objects -- pages Allt na Broighleig -- 119 Allt na Caoire -- 22 Allt na Cluaine -- 59 Allt na Coise -- 229 Allt na Criachain -- 60 Allt na Crìche -- 11 Allt na h-Ellick -- 68 Allt na Gaineimh -- 159 Allt na Glander -- 27 Allt na Ha -- 12 Alltnaha -- 9 Allt na h-Eirinn -- 21 Allt na Kyle -- 88 Allt na Lice -- 115 Allt nam Muc -- 78 Allt na Nathrach -- 171 Allt nan Cabar -- 116 Allt nan Gamhainn -- 60 Allt nan Seileach -- 117 Allt Nuadh -- 118 Allt Réidhe an Torrain -- 93 Allt Réidhe Mhaith -- 101 Allt Roderick -- 153 Allt Stob an t-Sluichd -- 220 Allt Tarsuinn -- 51 Allt Ullie -- 160 Amar Dubh -- 65 An Sgòran -- 21 An Dà Dhruim -- 141 Ardgieth -- 27 Athan Dàidh -- 11 Àth an Fhiann -- 215 Ath Leathan -- 15 Auchlichnie -- 67 Auchnakyle -- 88 Auchriachan -- 76 Bac Buidhe -- 51 Badnafrave -- 111 Badan Donnachaidh -- 32 Baileamhuillinn -- 22 Baileantuim -- 89 Bailebain -- 68 Bailebeg -- 101 Bailechnoic -- 92 Balabhlain -- 75 Ballanlish -- 28 Ballanloan -- 31 Ballantruan -- 28 Ballcorach -- 26 Balnalon -- 26 Balranaich -- 26 Barns of Bynac -- 129 Barns of Beinn Mheadhoin -- 208 Beinn a' Bhuird -- 214 Beinn a' Chaoruinn -- 214 Beinn a' Chaoruinn Bheag -- 221
OS1/4/18/242 [page] 242 Index Continued Names of Objects -- Pages Beinn a' Chruinnich -- 124 Beinn Mheadhoin -- 208 Belneden -- 77 Ben Avon -- 163 Ben Bynac -- 129 Ben Macdhui -- 203 Big Brae -- 227 Big Garabhoum -- 179 Blackhaugh -- 70 Blairnamarrow -- 111 Blairwick -- 75 Blàr an Lochain -- 61 Bothan Raibeirt -- 142 Braes of Glenlivet -- 107 Breac 'Leltir -- 149 Breac Leathad -- 38 Bridge of Alltglander -- 14 Bridge of Avon -- 47 Bridge of Belneden -- 54 Bridge of Brown -- 61 Bridge of Conglass -- 53 Bridge of Craiganduil -- 172 Bridge of Leachd -- 95 Bruach Chuilcearnach -- 192 Bruach Mholach -- 133 Bruach nan Stoc -- 168 Builg Burn -- 189 Burn of Brown -- 103 Burn of Daluisge -- 167 Burn of Little Fergie -- 168 Burn of Lochy -- 78 Burn of Loin -- 179 Burn of Reveracach -- 171 Burnside -- 47 Cadha Dubh -- 180 Cadha Urchaire -- 183 Ca Mor -- 108 Cairn (site of) A stone coffin found here -- 20 Cairn Gorm -- 207 Cairngorn Moutains -- 204 Cairns -- 23 Cairns -- 23 Cairns -- 85 Cairns -- 89 Cairns -- 111 Cairns Human Remains found here -- 57 Cairns Human Remains found here -- 24 Cairn Well -- 55 Campdalemore -- 41 Caochan a' Bhainne -- 215 Caochan a' Bheithe -- 178 Caochan a' Bhruic -- 132 Caochan Airgid -- 8 Caochan a' Cheannaird Dhuibh -- 162 Caochan an Aitinn -- 178 Caochan an t-Sealgaire -- 138
OS1/4/18/243 [page] 243 Index Continued Names of Objects -- Pages Caochan an Uain -- 201 Caochan an Uamha -- 231 Caochan Bàn -- 114 Caochan Clack Bhan -- 199 Caochan Clack Fiaraidh -- 200 Caochan Craobh a' Chaimeneich -- 138 Caochan Cuil -- 90 Caochan Cùl -- 114 Caochan Dearg -- 167 Caochan Deas -- 91 Caochan Dubh -- 133 Caochan Fearna -- 78 Caochan Garabhoum -- 177 Caochan Michael -- 238 Caochan na Bruaich -- 185 Caochan na Croite Mòire -- 30 Caochan na Gaibhre -- 186 Caochan na Màig -- 8 Caochan nan Caorrunn -- 194 Caochan Ruadh -- 116 Caochan Uaine -- 100 Caol Ghleann -- 162 Càrlag -- 51 Càrn a' Bhodaich (site of) -- 20 Càrn an Fheannaige -- 139 Càrn an t-Sionnaich -- 131 Càrn Bad a' Ghuail -- 150 Càrn Ballantruan -- 34 Càrn Breac -- 122 Càrn Daimh -- 19 Càrn Dearg -- 213 Càrn Deonaid -- 68 Càrn Dubh -- 33 Càrn Dubh -- 91 Càrn Dubh -- 141 Càrn Dulack -- 109 Càrn Dulack Beag -- 109 Càrn Eachie -- 6 Càrn Ealasaid -- 124 Càrn Ellick -- 55 Càrn Fiaclach -- 161 Càrn Ghrantaich -- 19 Càrn Liath -- 124 Càrn Meadhonach -- 99 Càrn Meilich -- 72 Càrn na Dalach -- 16 Càrn nam Mult -- 231 Càrn Ruadh-bhruaich -- 90 Càrn Sleibhe -- 68 Càrn Tickeiver -- 213 Càrn Ullie -- 213 Casfuar -- 112 Càthar na Feithe Buidhe -- 142 Cath Dubh -- 103 Ceapach -- 97 Chabet Water -- 5 Chapeltown of Kilnmaichlie -- 20 Chapel (Remains of) -- 236
OS1/4/18/244 [page] 244 Index Continued Names of Objects -- Pages Chapel (remains of) -- 17 Chapel Well -- 20 Church -- 69 Church (Quoad Sacra) -- 40 Clach a' Chuitseich -- 226 Clach an t-Sagairt -- 164 Clach an t-Saighdeir -- 225 Clach Bhan -- 199 Clach Bhàn -- 133 Clach Bun Ruadhtair -- 230 Clach Fiaraidh -- 233 Clach nan Cistag -- 43 Clais a' Mharcaiche -- 7 Clais an Lìn -- 7 Clais nan Earb -- 45 Cnap Allt Chriosdain -- 182 Cnap Allt an Laoigh -- 193 Cnapan a' Mheirlich -- 132 Cnap an Dòbhrain -- 131 Cnap Caochan an Aitinn -- 169 Cnap Eas na Caorach -- 181 Cnap na Cùl-àth -- 128 Cnap Leum an Easaich -- 220 Cnap Loin Bheag -- 193 Cnoc a' Bhodaich -- 34 Cnocan -- 87 Cnocan Buidhe Uaigh Sheumas an Tuim -- 44 Cnocanbuidhe -- 31 Cnocan Eirich -- 53 Cnocan nan Sìthean -- 8 Cnoc Dubh -- 79 Cnoc Fugan -- 77 Cnocfergan Quarry -- 44 Cnoc Lochy -- 46 Coille Mhòr -- 64 Coireachan na Còinnich -- 205 a Coire an Eas -- 197 Coire an Luichan Shalaich -- 160 Coire Breabach -- 192 Coire Buidhe -- 136 Coire Buidhe -- 206 Coire Buidhe -- 119 Coire Ceòlmhòr -- 202 Coire Clais na Fead -- 146 Coire Domhain -- 212 Coire Dubh -- 81 Coire Garabhoum -- 182 Coire Glas -- 185 Coire Leum an Easaich -- 219 Coire Loin Bheag -- 184 Coire na Coise -- 229 Coire na Fuaraig -- 33 Coire na Moine -- 81 Coire na Nathrach -- 169 Coire nan Clach -- 222 Coire nana Sac -- 174 Coire nan Saibhlean -- 128 Coire nan Saibhlean -- 224 Coire Odhar -- 191 Coire Raibeirt -- 211
OS1/4/18/245 [page] 245 Index Continued Names of Objects -- Pages Coire Raibeirt -- 221 Coire Ranaich -- 119 Coire Riabhach -- 181 Coire Riabhach -- 182 Coire Riabhach a' Chùil -- 137 Coire Riabhach Bheag -- 137 Coire Riabhach Mhòr -- 137 Coire Ruairidh -- 217 Conglass Water -- 80 Cord -- 52 Craig Builg -- 145 Craig in Douich -- 17 Creag a' Chadha Dhuibh -- 180 Creag Alltnaha -- 12 Creagan a' Chaise -- 36 Creagan a' Chait -- 110 Creag an Stiobuill -- 156 Creag Chailceach -- 60 Creag Chailceach -- 152 Creag an Iaruinn -- 78 Creag 'Liath -- 12 Creag Loisgte -- 99 Creag Loisgte -- 197 Creag Mheann -- 149 Creag Mhòr -- 217 Creag nan Gamhainn -- 60 Cromdale Hills -- 36 Croughly -- 67 Cùil Allt -- 159 Cùl-àth -- 135 Cùl-àth Crois -- 135 Cùl-àth Dubh -- 135 Cùl-ath Gorm -- 135 Cùl-àth Tarsuinn -- 140 Cùl na Bruaich -- 187 Culraggie Burn -- 58 Dà Dhruim Lom -- 202 Dailabhroget -- 52 Dailbreac -- 43 Dail Builg -- 153 Dailchaoil -- 87 Dail Dhubh -- 153 Dail nan Sac -- 172 Dail Nedach -- 172 Dalbheithachan -- 91 Dalrachie -- 19 Dalrachie Loch -- 10 Daluisge -- 165 Delachule -- 106 Delavorar -- 89 Dell -- 10 Delnabo -- 100 Delnabo Bridge -- 98 Delnalyne -- 106 Druim na Cuaich -- 144 Drum Loin -- 198
OS1/4/18/246 [page] 246 Index Continued Names of Objects -- Pages Dubh Lochán -- 224 Eas na Caorach -- 177 Easter Fodderletter -- 69 Easter Gaubrig -- 92 Easter Lyne -- 9 East Meur Gorm Craig -- 233 Ellick -- 72 Fail an Tuirc -- 174 Fead Mhòr -- 181 Féith an Dòbhrain -- 131 Féith an Dòbhrain -- 63 Féith an Eich -- 66 Féithean Gorma -- 11 Féith an Laoigh -- 160 Féith an Luich -- 190 Féith an t-Sluichd -- 142 Féith Buidhe -- 136 Féith Buidhe -- 210 Féith Buidhe -- 205 b Féith Geal -- 45 Féith Ghiubhasachain -- 139 Féith Ghiubhasachain Bridge -- 136 Féith Musach -- 67 Fergan's Well -- 77 Findron -- 76 Fireach Beag -- 70 Foal's Craig -- 173 Fordmouth -- 41 Forest of Glenavon -- 126 Free Church -- 58 Fuaran a' Bhodaich -- 63 Fuaran Mhic Gille Mhairtein -- 123 Fuaran Mòr -- 134 Fuaran Mòr an Aìlein -- 29 Fuaran na Cloiche -- 29 Cuaran na Creige -- 29 Garbh Choire -- 231 Garbh Uisge -- 210 Garbh Uisge Beag -- 211 Geal Chàrn -- 169 Gearradh a' Bhogha -- 145 Giants Grave -- 49 Glas-àth -- 141 Glas-àth Beinn a' Chaorruinn -- 218 Gle Avon -- 125 Glen Brown -- 74 Glen Builg -- 190 Glenconglass -- 72 Glen Lochy -- 74 Glen Loin -- 198 Glenmullie -- 105 Grave Yard -- 69 Grave Yard (Remains of) -- 158 Grave Yard (Remains of) -- 42 Highlanders Spring -- 173 Inchnacape -- 75
OS1/4/18/247 [page] 247 Index Continued Names of Objects -- Pages Inchrory -- 154 Inchrory Bridge -- 198 Innis Bhreac -- 102 Inveraven -- 1 Inverchabet -- 28 Inverchor -- 70 Inverchor Cottage -- 72 Inverlochy -- 77 Inverloin (In Ruins) -- 195 Jessie's Burn -- 151 Kinardochy -- 25 Kirkmichael -- 3 Knock -- 31 Knockandhu -- 25 Knocknavae -- 49 Knock of Croughly -- 66 Lag a' Bhodaich -- 32 Lag a' Bhruic -- 110 Lag a' Mheirlich -- 16 Lag Bhreac -- 15 Lag Buidhe nan Damh -- 217 Lagan a' Mheirlich -- 132 Lagganauld -- 155 Lagganvoulin -- 49 Lag Luachrach -- 65 Lag na Cúlaige -- 63 Leacann a' Bhothain Dhuibh -- 130 Leacann an Daimh -- 186 Leacann nan Eilid -- 161 Leac a' Ghobhainn -- 123 Leachd a' Bhainne -- 215 Leachd an t-Sruthain -- 198 Leachd nan Cabar -- 115 Learg an Laoigh -- 208 Leitir Àrd -- 84 Leitir Bheag -- 93 Leitir Mhòr -- 81 Liath Bheinn -- 103 Linn of Avon -- 148 Little Ailnack -- 100 Little Allt Bheithachan -- 83 Little Barns of Bynac -- 129 Little Dalrachie -- 5 Little Drum Loin -- 184 Little Garabhoum -- 177 Little Geal Chàrn -- 150 Little Meall na Gaineimh -- 196 Little Reidhbeag Burn -- 43 Livet Water -- 13 Lochan a' Bhainne -- 216 Lochan Beinn a' Chaorruinn -- 222 Lochan Buidhe -- 210 Lochan Eilean a' Ghiubhais -- 192 Lochan gun Doimhne -- 118 Lochan Monadh nan Eun -- 140 Lochan na Criche -- 183
OS1/4/18/248 [page] 248 Index Continued Names of Objects -- Pages Lochan na Dà Dhroma -- 216 Lochan nan Curr -- 57 Lochan nan Gabhar -- 234 Lochan Uaine -- 100 Loch Avon -- 205 a Loch Brae -- 228 Loch Builg -- 227 Luachdair Bhàn -- 117 Lurg Dhubh -- 121 Lurg Mheadhonach -- 121 Lurg Mulliach -- 122 Lurg nam Broighleag -- 194 Lynachork -- 48 Lynavoir -- 112 Lyne -- 9 Lyngarrie -- 47 Màghan na Banaraich -- 207 Mains of Inverowrie -- 25 Manse -- 40 Manse -- 58 Manse -- 69 Meall a' Choimhthionail -- 219 Meall an t-Seangain -- 189 Meall na Caorach -- 59 Meall na Gaineimh -- 190 Meikle Corr Riabhach -- 108 Meikle Geal Chàrn -- 150 Meur a' Chois -- 85 Meur a' Chrosaidh -- 86 Meur a' Chùil -- 86 Meur an Eich Bhàin -- 165 Meur an Lòin -- 85 Meur an Lóin -- 166 Meur Crionach -- 116 Meur Cùl na h- Eige -- 166 Meur Domhain na h- Eige -- 168 Meur Gorm -- 200 Meur Luachaireach -- 166 Mid Fodderletter -- 44 Millton of Auchriachan -- 76 Mine (Ironstone & Manganese) -- 120 Moine nan Sac -- 165 Monadh Buidhe -- 45 Monadh Fergie -- 82 Monadh nan Eun -- 82 Monadh nan Eun -- 184 Muckle Fergie Burn -- 84 Mullach Lochan nan Gabhar -- 234 Na Càrnan -- 32 Na tri Chaochain -- 87 Nether Coults -- 41 Parkend -- 19 Poll a' Ghrianain -- 30 Poll an Fhithich -- 64 Poll na Ciste -- 134 Poll na Feòla -- 64 Poll nan Eun -- 64 Post Office -- 38 Queen's Cairn -- 98 R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel -- 39 Réidh Allt Mhicheil -- 155 Reidhbeag Burn -- 43 Réidh Breac -- 82 Réidh Dorch -- 97
OS1/4/18/249 [page] 249 Index Continued Names of Objects -- Pages Réidh Dubharach -- 146 Réidh Léan -- 21 Réidh Raibeirt -- 56 Réidh Ruadh -- 102 Rhynamarst -- 105 Richmond Arms Hotel -- 38 Richmond Hall -- 37 River Avon -- 104 Ruighe Bàn -- 152 Ruigh Spairne -- 163 Ruthven -- 71 Ruthven Bridge -- 54 School -- 39 School -- 40 School -- 71 Sean Allt -- 118 Sean Ruighe -- 155 Sean Uisge -- 173 Sgòr a' Bhalgaire -- 16 Sgòran Mòra -- 16 Sgòr Riabhach -- 228 Shanrie -- 112 Shelter Stone -- 209 Sìth Beag -- 88 Sìthean na Bruaich -- 187 Sìth Mòr -- 88 Slios Mìn -- 130 Slochdan Àraich -- 188 Slochd Beag -- 191 Slochd Bridge -- 183 Slochd Burn -- 114 Slough Burn -- 56 Sròn a' Bhothain Mhòir -- 170 Sròn a' Chathaidh -- 73 Sròn an Fhiann -- 167 Sròn Caol a' Ghlinne -- 202 Sròn Dá Cloich-aoil -- 170 Sròn Eilean a' Ghiubhais -- 152 Sròn Gharbh -- 171 Sròn Ghorm -- 223 Sròn Leacann nan Eilid -- 200 Sròn na Bruaich -- 139 Sròn na h- Iolaire -- 232 Sròn nam Broc -- 195 Stacán Dubha -- 206 Stac an Fhàraidh -- 206 Stac an Luich -- 223 St. Bridget -- 42 St. Bridget's Chapel (Site of) -- 42 St. Michael's Cross -- 237 St. Michael's Well -- 238 Stob an t-Sluichd -- 229 Stob Dubh Bruach an Fhurain -- 232 Stob Dùn Ardair -- 225 Stocktown -- 52 Strath Avon -- 104 The Bodach -- 7 The Bruach -- 187
OS1/4/18/250 [page] 250 Index Continued Names of Objects -- Pages The Eag -- 149 The Eilead -- 151 The Garlet -- 110 The Saddle -- 206 b The Slobach -- 5 The Slough -- 55 Tobar Aoibh -- 29 Tobar nan Ròineag -- 15 Tolm Buirich -- 122 Tom a' Chadalaire -- 46 Tomachlaigionn -- 71 Tom a' Chinn -- 15 Tom a' Chor -- 34 Tom an Reísg -- 89 Tom Beag -- 61 Tombreac -- 62 Tomcruin -- 19 Tom Garbh-bheinne -- 109 Tom Garlet -- 121 Tomintoul -- 37 Tom Mòr -- 61 Tom na Bat -- 94 Tom na Bothain -- 8 Tom na Broighleig -- 120 Tom na h-Eilde -- 91 Tom nam Marbh -- 74 Tom na Moire -- 46 Tom nan Coileach -- 62 Tom na Planner -- 34 Torr an Aitinn -- 196 Torrans -- 48 Torbain -- 88 Torulian -- 27 Uaimh Abhainn -- 175 Uaimh Shèumas an Tuim -- 101 Uchdan -- 66 Upper Cults -- 41 Urlarmore -- 48 Water of Ailnack -- 102 Water of Caiplich -- 134 Wester Fodderletter -- 47 Wester Gaulrig -- 92 West Meur Gorm Craig -- 233 White Bridge -- 54 Whitehouse -- 50 Tom Buiridh -- 122 Altered by Authority of Mr James Macdonald, The Farm, Huntly N.B. [North Britain] To be used for 1 "purposes only, further investigation to be made during the revision of the larger scales. By order of the D.G. [Director General] 12.8.95 Beinn a Chruinneach -- 124 (Remark as above)