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ST FERGUS |
St Fergus Parish
St Fergus Parish
St Fergus Parish |
Mr Buchan. St Fergus
Mr Taylor. Kinloch.
Mr McPherson. St Fergus |
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A small parish in Banffshire; is bounded on the north by Crimond, east by the German ocean; South W. [West] by Peterhead and on the west by Longside Parishes. It is in the presbytery of Deer and Synod of aberdeen There are no detached portions of this parish.
St. Fergus is a detached part of the County of Banff tho' [though] locally situated within the boundaries of Aberdeenshire. By express statutes such detached parts are held and treated as parts of the Counties by which they are surrounded as regards Election of members of Parliament, Police, Roads, Assessments and Jurisdiction of Sherriffs. But as regards Land Tax. Rogue Money, Prisons' Assessment, regulation of Voters, Land Valuations &c the small modern assessments, following the rule of the Prisons assessment (there being no special provision in these cases) - for the old rule is adopted by which St. Fergus is treated as part of Banffshire: Colonel Ferguson Pitfour House, Parish of Old Deer and James Camine Esqr., Rattery House, Parish of Crimond both in Aberdeenshire, are the sole proprietors of the lands of St. Fergus. |
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[St Fergus]
Note. This is a Detached parish belonging to the Co: [County] of Banff, situated on the East coast of Aberdeenshire between Crimond on the North. Peterhead on the South. Lonmay and Longside Parishes on the West.
There are no detached parts of other parishes within it and there is no other parish or part of parish in Banffshire bearing this name. |
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BLACKHILL |
Blackhill
Blackhill
Blackhill |
Valuation roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Watson, North Essie |
008.16 |
Applies to a number of crofts with gardens, attached. property of Mr Cumine, Rattray House. |
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STYPLETON |
Stypleton
Stypleton
Stypleton |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Watson, North Essie |
008.16 |
Name of a Croft, immediately joining those of BlacKhill - property of Colonel Ferguson Pitfour |
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KEYHEAD |
Keyhead
Keyhead
Keyhead |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead,
Mr Watson, North Essie |
008.16 |
Applies to a number of Crofts, with gardens &c. attached - property of Mr Cumine, Rattray House. |
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St Fergus Parish
Blackhill [note] Where is this? Read 1st page!
Stypleton [note] where? |
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TOPHEAD |
Tophead
Tophead
Tophead |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead.
Mr Watson, North Essie |
008.16 |
Name of a farm, with outhouses, & garden attached property of Col. [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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NORTH ESSIE |
North Essie
North Essie
North Essie |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor. Peterhead
Mr Watson, occupier. |
008.16 |
Applies to a large farm, with commodious outhouses &c. attached. Property of Mr Cumine Rattray House. |
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TILLYDUFF |
Tillyduff
Tillyduff
Tillyduff |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
Mr Boyd, Factor, Perthead |
008.16 |
Is the name of two small crofts, property of Col. [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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SOUTH BLACKHILL |
South Blackhill
South Blackhill
South Blackhill |
Mr James Murray occupier
Mr Alexander Mackenzie Pittenheath
Mr A. Cairnegie Pittenheath |
009.13 |
Applies to a small farm steading and dwelling house, situated about 2½ miles north west of the village of St. Fergus & the property of James Cumming Esqr. Rattray House |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Mr James Murray South Blackhills
Mr A. Mackenzie Pittenheath
Mr A. Cairnegie Pittenheath |
009.13 |
Applies to a small school for the teaching of the little schildren belonging to the north side of the parish of St Fergus and supported by Mrs Cumming, Rattray House having an average of 50 scholars throughout the year |
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St Fergus Parish |
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LONGHILL |
Longhill
Longhill
Longhill |
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch.
Mr Mill, North Pitbirn |
014.03 |
Applies to three crofts, Property of Colonel Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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LATCH BURN |
Latch Burn
Latch Burn
Latch Burn |
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Mill, North Pitbirn
Mr Watson, North Essie |
014.07 |
Name of a small Burn, forming the boundary between this Parish and Lonmay Parish, from where it enters at Longhill, until it changes its name, when entering Longside Parish, near to BlacKhill farm. |
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ST. FERGUS MOSS |
St. Fergus Moss
St. Fergus Moss
St. Fergus Moss |
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Mill, North Pitbirn
Mr Watson, North Essie |
014.03 |
Name of the extensive district of Peat Moss. Property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. Right of turbary is claimed theron by the inhabitants of St. Fergus Parish. |
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NORTH DRINNIES |
North Drinnies
North Drinnies
North Drinnies
North Drinnies |
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Watson, North Essie
Valuation Roll of the Ph [Parish] |
014.04 |
Name of a small farm, with dwelling house, and outhouses attached. Property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour. |
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GREENWELLHEADS |
Greenwellheads
Greenwellheads
Greenwellheads |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Thomson, occupier |
014.04 |
Applies to a farm with good dwelling house, and outhouses attached. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour |
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BYLANDS |
Bylands
Bylands
Bylands |
Valuation roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.04 |
Is the name of a farm with garden, & outhouses attached. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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St. Fergus Parish
North Drinnies [note] see next page, "South Drinnies" [initials] |
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HOWE |
How
How
How |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor,
Mr Laing, Occupier. |
014.04 |
A farm with farm house and steading. Property of Colonel Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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KILKIEHILL |
Kilkiehill
Kilkiehill
Kilkiehill |
Mr Boyd, Factor,
Mr Laing, How,
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.04 |
A small farm, with dwelling house and steading, property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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SOUTH DRINNIES |
South Drinnies
South Drinnies
South Drinnies
South Drimies |
Mr Boyd, Factor,
Mr Laing, How,
Mr Taylor, Kinloch.
Valuation Roll of the Ph [Parish] |
014.04 |
Name of two Crofts, with gardens attached. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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OVERSIDE |
Overside
Overside
Overside |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.04 |
Applies to the name of a farm and a number of small crofts. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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MIDDLE ESSIE |
Middle Essie
Middle Essie
Middle Essie |
Mr Boyd, Factor.
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Milne, Middle Essie |
014.04 |
Applies to a number of small farms & Crofts, having outhouses gardens &c. attached. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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CROOKO BURN |
Crooko' Burn |
Mr. Taylor, Kinloch
Mr. Boyd, Factor,
Mr. Mill, North Pitburn |
014.07; 014.08; 014.12; 014.16 |
Is a continuation of the Latch Burn, which has partly its source from St. Fergus Moss. Crooko' Burn begins near to BlacKhill farm in Longside Parish, and separates this from Longside until it falls into the River Ugie at Artlaw. |
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SMITHYHILL |
Smithyhill
Smithyhill
Smithyhill |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.08 |
Name of a small farm with dwelling house, Smithy & outhouses attached. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour |
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NORTH PITBURN |
North Pitbirn
North Pitbirn
North Pitbirn |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd. Factor
Mr Taylor. Kinloch |
014.08 |
A farm with farm house and steading. Property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour |
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SOUTH PITBURN |
South Pitburn
South Pitburn
South Pitburn |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.08 |
Name of a farm with farm house and steading. property of Col [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.08 |
Is the name of a number of small farms and Crofts. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour. |
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BURNHEAD BRIDGE |
Burnhead Bridge
Burnhead Bridge
Burnhead Bridge |
Mr Milne, Burnhead
Mr McDonald, Burnhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.08 |
A stone structure of one arch over the Crooko' Burn on the public road leading from St. Fergus to Outhill of Rora & other place. |
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MIDMOSS |
Midmoss
Midmoss
Midmoss |
Mr Milne, Burnhead
Mr McDonald, Burnhead
Mr Will, North Pitburn |
014.08 |
A small croft with garden attached. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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St. FErgus Parish |
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SHIELHILL |
Shielhill
Shielhill
Shielhill |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.08 |
Applies to a number of Crofts. property of Colonel Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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FREE CHURCH [Shielhill] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Ross, Shielhill
Mr Buchan, St. Fergus
Mr Walker, St. Fergus. |
014.08 |
A neat church erected in 1846, and seated for 550 hearers. Revd [Reverend] Mr Ross Minister. |
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MANSE |
F. C. [Free Church] Manse
F. C. [Free Church] Manse
F. C. [Free Church] Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Ross, Shielhill
Mr Buchan, St. Fergus
Mr Walker, Merchant, St. Fergus |
014.08 |
A good dwelling house with yards, offices & garden attached. Was erected in 1848.-49. & at present occupied by the Revd [Reverend] Mr. Ross. |
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BLACKMIRES |
BlacKmires
BlacKmires
BlacKmires |
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Greig, Occupier. |
014.08 |
Name of a farm with farm house, steading and garden attached. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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URN FOUND HERE A.D. 1862 |
Urn found here a.d. 1862 |
Mr McDonald, Burnside
Mr Will, Pitbirne
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.12 |
While the worKmen were repairing the road here in 1862; one of them in thrusting his spade into the earth came in contact with an Urn containing burnt bones. It was plain made, & measured about 12 inches in depth & 7 in breadth was discovered about 3 feet from the surface |
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SCHOOL (Endowed) |
School (Endwd) [Endowed]
School (Endwd) [Endowed] |
Mr McDonald, Burnside
Mr Will, Pitburn.
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
014.12 |
A school for boys and girls who are taught the first branches of an elementary education. Was built by subscription. |
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GALLOWSHILL |
Gallowshill
Gallowshill
Gallowshill
Gallowhills |
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Will, North Pitburn
Mr Forgie, Bruxiehill
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014.12 |
This name applies to a number of crofts, north of the public road leading from St. Fergus to Longside - property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch.
Mr McDonald, Occupier |
014.12 |
Name of a small farm with farm house and steading attached. Property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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CROOKOBURN |
Crookoburn
Crookoburn
Crookoburn |
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr McDonald, Burnside |
014.12 |
Name of a small farm with farm house and steading attached. Property of Colonel Ferguson, Pitfour |
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GALLOWS HILL |
Gallows Hill
Gallows Hill
Gallows Hill |
Mr Taylor. Kinloch
Mr Will. Pitburn
Mr Milne. Burnhead |
014.12 |
A Small Eminence a little to the North of the Public Road leading from St. Fergus to Longside: said to be a place for execution in feudal times. |
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CORHILL |
Corhill
Corhill
Corhill |
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Forgie, Bruxiehill |
014.12 |
Applies to a number of Small Crofts with dwelling house & steading, attached property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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BURN MILL |
Burn Mill (corn)
Burn Mill (corn) |
Mr Boyd, Factor,
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Forgie, Bruxiehill |
014.12 |
A good corn mill propelled by water power; having dwelling house, offices, yard & garden attached. property of Colonel Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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WEST EDNIE |
West Ednie
West Ednie
West Ednie |
Mr Boyd, Factor,
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Davidson, occupier |
014.12 |
Name of a farm with farm house & offices attached. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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ARTLAW BRIDGE |
Artlaw Bridge
Artlaw Bridge
Artlaw Bridge |
Mr Cameron, Artlaw
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Milne, Burnhead |
014.16 |
A stone structure of one arch on the public road leading from Longside to Peterhead, & over the Crooko' Burn, separating this Parish from Longside. |
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NORTH BLACKWATER |
North Blackwater
North Blackwater
North Blackwater |
A. Boyd Esqr Peterhead
Mr George Gill occupier
Mr J. Greig Netherhill |
015.01 |
Applies to a large farm steading and dwelling house situated about one mile north of the village of St. Fergus; the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour House |
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NORTHMOSS |
Northmoss
Northmoss
Northmoss |
A. Boyd Esqr. Factor Peterhead
Mr William Penny occupier
Mr A. Park St. Fergus |
015.01 |
Applies to a farm steading and dwelling house situated about 1½ miles north west of the village of St. Fergus; The property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour House |
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PITTENHEATH |
Pittenheath
Pittenheath
Pittenheath |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr J Mackenzie occupier
Mr A. Cairnegie occupier |
015.01 |
Applied to a number of small crofts lying along the sea coast & about two miles north of the village of St. Fergus; the three crofts lying on the north are the property of James Cumming Esqr. Rattray House & the rest of them are the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour House |
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MIDDLE ESSIE |
Middle Essie
Middle Essie
Middle Essie
Mid Essie |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr J Greig Netherhill
Valuation Roll
Mr J. Park occupier |
015.01 |
Applies to a large farm steading & dwelling house situated about 1½ miles north west of the village of St. Fergus; the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour House |
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NEWSEAT |
Newseat
Newseat
Newseat |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr J. Greig Netherhill
Mr A Park St Fergus |
015.05 |
Applies to a large farm steading and dwelling house situated about 1½ miles north west of the village of St. Fergus; the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour House |
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ESSIE |
Essie
Essie
Essie |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr John Marr occupier
Mr A Park St. Fergus |
015.05 |
Applied to a large farm steading and dwellin house situated about one mile north west of the village of St. Fergus; the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House |
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WEST BLACKWATER |
West Blackwater
West Blackwater
West Blackwater |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr James Scott occupier
Mr A Park St. Fergus |
015.05 |
Applied to a farm steading and dwelling house, situated on the turnpike road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh and about one mile north of the village of St. Fergus; the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House |
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BLACK WATER |
Black Water
Black Water
Black Water |
Mr J. Greig Netherhill
Mr James Scott West Blackwater
Mr Charles Ross Annachie |
015.05 |
Applied to a small stream formed by a few ditches near the farms of Newseat and Middle Essie and flowing in a south easterly direction falls into the Annachie Burn near the farm of Annachie |
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NETHERHILL |
Netherhill
Netherhill
Netherhill |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr J Greig Netherhill
Mr A. Park St. Fergus |
015.05 |
Applied to a large farm steading with dwelling house &c. situated about one mile north of the village of St. Fergus; and the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour House |
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SOUTH BLACKWATER |
South Blackwater
South Blackwater
South Blackwater |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr George Mess occupier
Mr J Greig Netherhill |
015.05 |
Applied to a large farm steading & dwelling house & situated about ¾ mile north of the village of St. Fergus; & the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House |
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SOUTH ESSIE |
South Essie
South Essie
South Essie |
A. Boyd Esqr. Factor Peterhead
Mr George Galt occupier
Mr A. Park St. Fergus |
015.05 |
Applied to a large farm steading with dwelling house &c Situated about one mile west of the village of St. Fergus; & the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour House |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Revd [Reverend] J. Mitchell St. Fergus
Mr A. White St. Fergus
Mr A. Park St. Fergus |
015.05 |
Applies to the parish school of St. Fergus with dwelling house attached for the schoolmaster & situated a short distance north east of the Church; erected in 1786; the schoolmaster enjoys the Dick bequest & has an average of about 70 Scholars of both boys & girls |
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MANSE |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] J. Mitchell St. Fergus
Mr A. White St. Fergus
Mr A. Park St. Fergus |
015.05 |
Applies to the dwelling house of the Minister of the parish of St. Fergus - and situated close by the parish church in what is generally called the Kirktown of St. Fergus |
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BARNYARDS |
Barnyards
Barnyards
Barnyards |
A. Boyd Esqr. Factor. Peterhead
Mr James Mess occupier
Mr Alexander Park St. Fergus |
015.05 |
Applied to a small farm steading & dwelling house situated close by the village of St. Fergus. The property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour House |
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HALL |
Hall
Hall
Hall |
Mr A. Walker St. Fergus
Mr A. Park St. Fergus
Revd [Reverend] J. Mitchell |
015.05 |
Applies to a public hall erected in 1868; it is a plain building of brick with slated roof and one storey in height; it is used as a drill room by the Volunteer Riflemen and also used occasionally for concerts &c |
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SCHOOL (Girls) |
School
School
School |
Mr A. Walker St. Fergus
Mr A. Park St. Fergus
Miss Murray Schoolmistress |
015.05 |
Applies to a school for girls & little children & teached by a schoolmistress & has an average of about 30 scholars; erected & endowed about the year 1840 by Mr Mitchell. Pitfour |
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ST FERGUS |
St Fergus
St Fergus
St Fergus |
Revd [Reverend] John Mitchell St Fergus
Mr A Walker St Fergus
Mr A Park St Fergus |
015.05; 015.09 |
Applies to the two villages or portions of St Fergus situated about ¼ mile from each other through the east portion of which passes the turnpike road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh, the portion near the parish church is called the Kirktown & the other generally called the new village from it having been built within this last 60 years The villages are mostly inhabited by farm labourers & their families The village contains two merchants shops & post office. |
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KIRKTOWN |
Kirktown
Kirktown
Kirktown |
Revd [Reverend] John Mitchell St Fergus
Mr A Walker St Fergus
Mr A Park St Fergus |
015.05; 015.09 |
Applies to the portion of dwelling houses &c. situated close by the parish church from the proximity of which it derives its name |
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POST OFFICE |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr A Walker St Fergus
Mr A Park St Fergus
Mr A Henry St Fergus |
015.05; 015.09 |
Applies to a branch post office attached to the Peterhead office from which a man travells with letters between St Fergus, Crimond & Peterhead |
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ANNACHIE |
Annachie
Annachie
Annachie |
A. Boyd Esqr. Factor Peterhead
Mr Charles Ross occupier
Mr John Murray Scotstown |
015.06 |
Applies to a small farm steading situated about ¾ mile north east of the village of St Fergus & close by the Sea Shore; the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour House |
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ANNACHIE BRIDGE |
Annachie Bridge
Annachie Bridge
Annachie Bridge |
Mr Charles Ross Annachie
Mr John Murray Scotstown
Mr Alexander Stewart North Kirkton |
015.06 |
Applies to a stone bridge of one arch, across the Annachie Burn; situated a short distance north of the farm of Annachie |
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ANNACHIE BURN |
Annachie Burn
Annachie Burn
Annachie Burn |
Mr Charles Ross Annachie
Mr John Murray Scotstown
Mr Alexander Stewart North Kirkton |
015.06 |
Applies to a stream formed by a few ditches rising near the farm of North Kirkton & the village of St Fergus & joined by the Black Water about a quarter mile for its mouth |
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SCAVIE |
Scavie
Scavie
Scavie |
Mr Charles Ross Annachie
Mr John Murray Scotstown
Mr A Park St Fergus |
015.06 |
Applies to an old farm steading now used as dwelling houses situated about ½ mile north east of the village of St Fergus, the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour House |
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RIFLE RANGE |
Volunteer's Rifle Range
Volunteer's Rifle Range
Volunteer's Rifle Range |
Mr Charles Ross Annachie
Mr John Murray Scotstown
Mr Robert Roy St Fergus |
015.06 |
Applies to a Rifle Range used by the St Fergus Company of Volunteers situated close by the sea shore & about ½ mile north east of the village of St Fergus |
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BROOMHILL |
Broom Hill
Broom Hill
Broom Hill |
Mr McPherson, St Fergus
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Forgie, Bruxiehill |
015.09 |
A small eminence on the top of which is situated the farm of Broomhill. Property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour |
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BRUXIEHILL |
Bruxiehill |
Mr McPherson, St Fergus
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Forgie, Bruxiehill |
015.09 |
Name of a farm with dwelling house, offices, & garden attached. Property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour |
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NORTH EDNIE |
North Ednie
North Ednie
North Ednie |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd Factor
Mr Gardyne, occupier |
015.09 |
Name of a farm; having at present the buildings appertaining, in very poor condition. Property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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BAPTIST CHAPEL |
Baptist Chapel
Baptist Chapel
Baptist Chapel |
Mr McPherson, St Fergus
Mr Gardyne, North Ednie.
Mr Boyse. St Fergus |
015.09 |
A plain building; erected by the Independents about Fifty years ago; seated for 300 hearers. It has now become a place of worship for the Baptists of surrounding neighbourhood. |
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CHURCH |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Mitchell, Manse
Mr McPherson. St Fergus
Mr Walker, St Fergus |
015.09 |
A plain building, occupying a prominent position in KirKton, St Fergus. Is intended to be seated for 800 hearers, and is at present being erected 1869. |
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BROOMHILL |
Broomhill
Broomhill
Broomhill |
Valuation Roll
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Boyd Factor |
015.09 |
Name given to a small farm near to the Village of St Fergus property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton |
Mr George Thom occupier
Mr A Park St Fergus
Mr A. Walker St Fergus |
015.09 |
Applies to a farm steading & dwelling house, situated in the village of St Fergus & the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour |
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KINLOCH |
Kinloch
Kinloch
Kinloch |
Valuation Roll
Mr Taylor, occupier, Ground officer,
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead |
015.09 |
Name of an extensive farm, with good dwelling house & steading attached. At present in the occupation and possession of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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SCOTSTOWN |
Scotstown
Scotstown
Scotstown |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr John Murray occupier
Mr W. Ogston occupier |
015.10 |
Applies to three small farm steadings with dwelling houses &c situated about ½ mile east of the village of St Fergus; the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House |
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SCOTSTOWN HEAD |
Scotstown Head
Scotstown Head
Scotstown Head |
Mr Charles Ross Annachie
Mr John Murray Scotstown
Mr A. Stewart North Kirkton |
015.10 |
Applies to a headland stretching out into the Sea; Situated about 1¼ miles east of the village of St Fergus |
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ST FERGUS LINKS |
St Fergus Links
St Fergus Links
St Fergus Links |
Mr Charles Ross Annachie
Mr John Murray Scotstown
Mr A Stewart North Kirkton |
015.10 |
Applies to the pasture & bent hillooks extending along the Sea coast from Rattray House to the mouth of the River Ugie & used as pasturage for sheep |
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STONE CELT (found here 1849) |
Stone Celt (found here 1849)
Stone Celt (found here 1849)
Stone Celt (found here 1849) |
Mr Alexander Stewart North Kirkton
Mr Robert Stewart North Kirkton
Mr J. Taylor Inverquinzie |
015.10 |
Whilst cultivating the land here 20 years ago Mr A Stewart found a Stone Celt very finely polished 4½ inches long x 2" broad |
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INVERQUINZIE |
Inverquinzie
Inverquinzie
Inverquinzie
Inverquinzie |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Revd [Reverend] J. Mitchell St Fergus
Mr A. Walker St Fergus
Mr. J. Greig Netherhill |
015.10 |
Applies to a few crofts or dwelling houses at the end of the canal, & situated about ¾ mile South east of the village of St Fergus & on the Peterhead & Fraserburgh road the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House it is not known from what it derives its name |
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NORTH KIRKTON |
North Kirkton
North Kirkton
North Kirkton |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr A Stewart occupier
Mr A. Walker St Fergus |
015.10 |
Applies to a large farm steading with dwelling house &c Situated about one mile South east of the village of St Fergus; the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House |
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SOUTH KIRKTON |
South Kirkton
South Kirkton
South Kirkton |
A Boyd Esq Factor Peterhead
Mr C. Brand occupier
Mr A. Stewart Noth Kirkton |
015.10 |
Applies to a large farm steading with dwelling house, garden &c Situated about one mile South east of the village of St Fergus & the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour |
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MASON WELL |
Mason Well
Mason Well
Mason Well |
Mr A. Stewart North Kirkton
Mr J. Taylor Inverquinzie
Mr A. Park St Fergus |
015.10 |
Applies to a well situated close by the graveyard of St Fergus & supposed to have got its name from a mason who worked close by it |
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CHURCH (Remains of) |
Church. (Remains of)
Church. (Remains of)
Church. (Remains of) |
Rev. [Reverend] John Mitchell St Fergus
Mr A. Stewart North Kirkton
Mr A. Park St Fergus
Statistical account by Rev. [Reverend] J. Craigie Minister St Fergus 1795 |
015.10 |
Applies to the remains of the old parish church of St Fergus of which at present there is only a piece of the old walls remaining it is not known at what date the first church was erected but supposed to have been in the 11th Century
"This parish was anciently named Inverugie, & often Longley, the church being situated not far from the old place of Inverugie, on those pleasant & extensive downs called the Link of St Fergus. The Church was removed from this site anno 1616, when the church & parish assumed the name of its patron saint, to whom the 17th Novr. [November] according to the Scotch callender was sacred". |
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KIRKTON HEAD |
Kirkton Head
Kirkton Head
Kirkton Head |
Mr A. Stewart North Kirkton
Mr J. Taylor Inverquinzie
Mr A Park St Fergus |
015.10 |
Applies to a headland on the Sea Shore about 1¾ miles north of the mouth of the River Ugie & derives it name from it being opposite the farms of North & South Kirkton |
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BLACK STONES |
Black Stones
Black Stones
Black Stones |
Mr A. Stewart North Kirkton
Mr J. Taylor Inverquinzie
Mr A Park St Fergus |
015.10 |
Applies to a mass of Stones or Small boulders near the Kirkton Head, the colour of them being black hence the name Black Stones |
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SCOTSTOWN CRAIG |
Scotstown Craig
Scotstown Craig
Scotstown Craig |
Statistical account of parish by Rev. [Reverend] J Craigie St Fergus 1795
Mr A Park St Fergus
Mr John Smith St Fergus |
015.10 |
Applies to a mass of flat rocks stretching out into the sea off Scotstown Head & about 2¾ miles north of the mouth of the River Ugie They are covered by the tide at high water and very dangerous to ships passing in rough weather |
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EDNIE |
Ednie
Ednie
Ednie |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
015.13 |
Is the name of an extensive farm, with farm house & steading attached. property of Col. [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour. |
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BRICK AND TILE WORKS |
Brick and Tile Works
Brick and Tile Works
Brick and Tile Works |
Mr Winter, Manager South Kinloch
Mr Boyd, Factor
Mr Taylor Kinloch |
015.13 |
Sometimes called Ednie Brick & Tile WorKs. Is a private concern & wholly in the occupation of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson, Pitfour for the making of Drain tiles &c. for the use of his large Estate, The clay will soon be exhausted & the whole converted into arable land. |
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CANAL (Disused) |
Canal (Disused)
Canal (Disused)
Canal (Disused) |
Mr Chevas, Middleton, Longside
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Boyd, Factor |
014.16; 015.09 |
This canal was made by a former Laird of Pitfour, for the carrying of Sand & Sea Weed &c. from the Coast at St Fergus to his lands in Longside parish. It terminates at Middleton, Longside, & is now disused. |
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RIVER UGIE |
River Ugie
River Ugie
River Ugie |
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Boyd, factor.
Mr Scott Mains of Inverugie |
014.16; 015.13; 023.01 |
Is formed by the junction of the North & South Rivers Ugie, near to the farm of Buthlaw Longside, and flowing in an easterly direction for about four miles discharge itself into the Sea near to Peterhead. |
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SOUTH KINLOCH |
South Kinloch |
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Boyd, factor.
Mr Scott Mains of Inverugie |
015.13 |
A neat farm house, and steading with garden attached. property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson, & occupied by Mr Wenter |
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BEARHILL |
Bearhill
Bearhill
Bearhill |
Valuation Roll
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead |
015.13 |
Is the name of three small crofts. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson. Pitfour |
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CAIRNHILL |
Cairnhill |
Valuation Roll
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead |
015.13 |
Applies to the name of a farm, with farm house & steading attached Property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour. |
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STONEMILLS |
Stonemills |
Valuation Roll
Mr Taylor, Kinloch
Mr Boyd, Factor, Peterhead |
015.13 |
Name of a farm and Corn Mill, the latter propelled by water wheel, having yards, stances, and outhouses attached &c. property of Col: [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour. |
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HALLMOSS |
Hallmoss
Hallmoss
Hallmoss |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boyd, Factor,
Mr Taylor, Kinloch |
015.13 |
Applies to a farm & different crofts, having the usual offices attached. Property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour |
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CUTTIE BURN |
Cuttie Burn
Cuttie Burn
Cuttie Burn |
Mr A. Stewart North Kirkton
Mr J. Taylor Inverquinzie
Mr A Park St. Fergus |
015.14 |
Applies to a small stream rising at the Old Canal about ¼ mile south east of Kinloch & flowing in an easterly direction falls into the Sea a short distance south of Kirkton Head |
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LUNDERTON |
Lunderton
Lunderton
Lunderton |
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
Mr John Logan occupier
Mr A. Stewart North Kirkton |
015.14 |
Applies to a very large farm steading with dwelling house &c & situated near the turnpike road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh & about two miles south east of the village of St Fergus. The property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House |
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill |
Revd [Reverend] J. Mitchell St Fergus
Mr A Park St Fergus
Mr R. Lillie Inverugie |
023.01 |
Applies to a small hill stiuated on the north side of Inverugie Castle and on the top of which is a small raised mound of earth - "and where in feudal times when lords superior had the power of pot & gallows, criminals are supposed to have been executed, it later times used for holding bonfires on particular occasions |
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INVERUGIE CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Inverugie Castle
Inverugie Castle
Inverugie Castle |
Revd [Reverend] J Mitchell St Fergus
Mr A Park St Fergus
Mr R Lillie Inverugie
Statistical account of parish by Rev. [Reverend] J Craige. St Fergus 1795 |
023.01 |
Applies to the castle of Inverugie now in ruins, it appears to have been of considerable extent and two courts of it were formerly used as a granary and brewery for porter & beer; the south tower is standing very entire yet but the north one has fallen to decay, there is also a small tower at the back used as a staircase leading to the rooms and roof of the castle. The two gateways are still standing on the south side of the castle.
"At what particular period the cheynes became proprietors of this
parish is not certainly known; but it would appear, that they were in
possession of this estate before the Cumines succeeded to the Earldom of
Buchan. Sir Reginald Cheyne of Inverugie was the founder of the
Carmelites house in Aberdeen. He had by his wife a daughter of Cumine
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"Inverugie Castle which according to historians was founded by Sir John de Keith about the year 1380 who had received the lands of Inverugie as a marriage portion with his wife Mariot Cheyne from other accounts it appears that part of it had been erected at a much earlier period. That portion of the structure denominated Cheyne's Tower was probably built by the family of that name but at what particular period cannot now be ascertained. The greater part of the present fabric is supposed to have been erected about the close of the 16 century by George Earl Marischal the founder of Marischal College Aberdeen. |
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CHEYNE'S TOWER |
Cheyne's Tower
Cheyne's Tower
Cheyne's Tower |
Statistical account. by Rev. [Reverend] J. Craigie 1795
Revd [Reverend] J. Pratt's Buchan
Mr R. Lillie Inverugie
Mr G. Anderson Inverugie |
023.01 |
"Inverugie Castle - This continued to be the residence of the succeeding proprietors until the Attainder of Lord Marischal, who unfortunately engaged in the rebellion of 1715. The precise time when this castle was built is not known; but as one part of it, now in ruins, was called Cheyne's Tower, it is probable that it was built by that family".
"Inverugie Castle according to historians was founded by Sir Joh de Keith about the year 1380. from other accounts it would appear that part of it had been erected at a much earlier period. That portion of the structure denominated Cheyne's Tower was probably built by the family of that name but at what particular period cannot now be ascertained.
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ENGLISHMILL (Corn) |
Englishmill
Englishmill
Englishmill |
A. Boyd Esq. Peterhead
James Davidson occupier
Robert Lillie Inverugie |
023.01 |
Applies to a corn mill driven by water Situated at Inverugie & on the north bank of the River Ugie - supposed to have derived its name from a person of the name of Ingles & the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House |
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BLEACHFIELD |
Bleachfield
Bleachfield
Bleachfield |
A Boyd Esq. Peterhead
R. Gillie occupier
James Davidson Englishmill |
023.01 |
Applies to a croft near Inverugie Castle and what was formerly a Bleachfiled but now under cultivation; the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House |
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Pot Sunkanne
Pot Sunkanne |
Mr R. Lillie Inverugie
Mr James Davidson Englishmill
Mr G. Anderson Inverugie |
023.01 |
Applies to a deep pool or pot in the River Ugie lying immediately below the west side of Inverugie Castle, deriving A name it is supposed from a daughter Anne of the family of Keith's Inverugie Castle who is said to have drowned herself in this pool. |
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CASTLEBRAE |
Castlebrae
Castlebrae
Castle Brae |
Mr Robert Lillie Inverugie
Mr James Davidson Inverugie
A. Boyd Esqr. Peterhead owner |
023.01 |
Applies fo a very neat cottage or mansion house Situated close by Inverugie Castle the property of A Boyd Esqr. Factor Peterhead |
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INVERUGIE |
Inverugie
Inverugie
Inverugie |
Mr R Lillie Inverugie
Mr J Davidson Englishmill
Mr G. Anderson Inverugie |
023.01 |
Applies to the district & dwelling house situated close by Inverugie Castle from which it derives its name, and lying on the north bank of the River Ugie |
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MAINS OF INVERUGIE |
Mains of Inverugie
Mains of Inverugie
Mains of Inverugie |
A Boyd Esqr. Peterhead
William Scott occupier
A Park St Fergus |
023.02 |
Applies to a very large farm steading and dwelling house &c situated on the north bank of the River Ugie and about one mile for its mouth: the property of Coln. [Colonel] Ferguson Pitfour House |
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INVERUGIE BRIDGE |
Inverugie Bridge
Inverugie Bridge
Inverugie Bridge
Inverugie Bridge |
Mr William Scott Mains of Inverugie
Mr Robert Lillie Inverugie
Mr A Park St Fergus
Statistical account by Rev. [Reverend] J. Craigie Minister St Fergus - 1795 |
023.02 |
Applies to a stone bridge of two arches across the River Ugie & about one mile west of the mouth of the river, and on the turnpike road leading from Peterhead to Fraserburgh.
"The only bridge in the parish is that over the Ugie on the road from Peterhead to Fraserburgh & Banff. It consists of two arches. The bridge was built in consequence of an act of Parliament for that effect in the reign of James 7th of Scotland & 2nd of England |
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SCOTT'S POOL |
Scott's Pool
Scott's Pool
Scott's Pool |
Mr W. Scott Mains of Inverugie
Mr R. Lillie Inverugie
Mr George Yule St Fergus |
023.02 |
Applies to a deep pool in the River Ugie about ¼ mile below the Inverugie Bridge it is not known how it derives its name |
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CRAIG EWEN |
Craig Ewan
Craig Ewan
Craig Ewan
Craig Ewen
Craig Ewen |
Mr W. Scott Mains of Inverugie
Mr R. Lillie Inverugie
Mr George Yule St Fergus
Statistical Account of the Ph [Parish]
Johnston's Map of Scotland |
023.02 |
Applies to a large mass of flat rocks & boulders situated about ¼ mile north of the mouth of the River Ugie |
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RIFLE RANGE |
Volunteer's Rifle Range
Volunteer's Rifle Range
Volunteer's Rifle Range |
Mr W. Scott Mains of Inverugie
Mr R. Lillie Inverugie
Mr George Yule St Fergus |
023.02 |
Applies to a rifle range used by the Peterhead Rifle Volunteers the range being along the sea beach on the north side of the mouth of the River Ugie |
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NAME BOOK
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PARISH OF ST. FERGUS
BANFFSHIRE DETACHED
(Eastern Division of Aberdeenshire)
Now Aberdeenshire
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Index
Name -- Page
Artlaw Bridge -- 22
Annachie -- 32
Annachie Bridge -- 32
Annachie Burn -- 32
Blackhill -- 2
Bylands -- 8
Burnhead -- 15
Burnhead Bridge -- 15
Blackmires -- 17
Burnside -- 19
Burn Mill -- 20
Black Water -- 27
Barnyards -- 29
Broom Hill -- 34
Bruxie Hill -- 34
Baptist Chapel -- 35
Broomhill -- 35
Black Stones -- 45
Brick and Tile Works -- 44
Bearhill -- 46
Bleachfield -- 53
Crooko' Burn -- 12
Crookoburn -- 19
Corhill -- 20
Church -- 35
Church (Remains of) -- 42
Canal (Disused) -- 44
Cairnhill -- 46
Cuttie Burn -- 48
Castle Hill -- 50
Cheyne's Tower -- 52
Castlebrae -- 54
Craig Ewan -- 57
Essie -- 26
Ednie -- 44
Englishmill (Corn) -- 53
Free Church -- 16
Greenwellheads -- 8
Gallowshill -- 18
Gallows Hill -- 19
Howe -- 9
Hall -- 29
Hallmoss -- 47
Inverquinzie -- 41
Inverugie Castle (In ruins) -- 50
Inverugie -- 54
Inverugie Bridge -- 56
Keyhead -- 2
Kilkiehill -- 9
Kirktown -- 30
Kinloch -- 38
Kirkton Head -- 43
Longhill -- 6
Latch Burn -- 6
Lunderton -- 48
Middle Essie -- 10
Midmoss -- 15
Manse -- 16
Middle Essie -- 25
Manse -- 28
Mason Well -- 42
Mains of Inverugie -- 56
North Essie -- 3
North Drinnies -- 8
North Pitbirn -- 14
North Blackwater -- 24
Northmoss -- 25
Newseat -- 26
Netherhill -- 27
North Essie -- 34
Newton -- 36
North Kirkton -- 41
Overside -- 10
Pittenheath -- 25
Post Office -- 30
Rifle Range -- 33
River Ugie -- 45
Rifle Range -- 57
St Fergus (Parish) -- 1
Stypleton -- 2
South Blackhill -- 4
School -- 4
St Fegus Moss -- 6
South Drinnies -- 9
Smithyhill -- 14
South Pitbirn -- 14
Shielhill -- 16
School (Endowed) -- 18
South Blackwater -- 27
South Essie -- 28
School -- 28
School (Girls) -- 29
St. Fergus (Village) -- 30
Scavie -- 33
Scotstown -- 40
Scotstown Head -- 40
St Fergus Links -- 40
Stone Celt found here A.D. 1849 -- 41
South Kirkton -- 42
Scotstown Craig -- 43
South Kinloch -- 45
Stonemills (corn) -- 46
Scott's Pool -- 57
Tophead -- 3
Tillyduff -- 3
Urn found here A.D. 1862 -- 18
West Ednie -- 20
West Blackwater -- 26 |
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