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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
PARKHEAD Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead
Charles McAndrew
Charles Findlay
John Crichton
011 A Cottage on the Farm of Mains Occupied by Mr. Ballingall's shepherd.
MAINS Mains
Mains
Mains
Charles McAndrew
Charles Findlay
John Crichton
011 A Farmhouse with offices & Farm attached; the Property of Colonel Ogilvy.
CLOVA CASTLE (Ruin) Clova Castle (Remains)
Clova Castle (Remains)
Clova Castle (Remains)
Clova Castle (Remains)
Clova Castle (Remains)
Castle of Clova
Charles McAndrew
Charles Findlay
John Crichton
New Stat [Statistical] Account
"The Land of the Lindsays"
Estate Map of Clova
011 The Remains of this old Castle, or Keep, consists of a Circular Wall about twenty feet high; it is about four feet thick and from the marks yet traceable on the Interior of the Wall it was evidently a Staircase. It is said to have been erected about the 15th. century.
See Land of the Lindsays
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Forfarshire

Castle of Clova [note]
"The boundary of the old garden" (of the house of Clova
a residence of the Lords of Clova & Cortachy) "is yet traceable, but
the foundations of the house are completely erased. Not so with those of the previous Castle or
Peel, which is still a prominent & imposing object, situated on the west side of Benread (a comp:
aritively smooth or tame mountain as the name implies), which rises to the north of the Millton
The Peel commands an extensive and delightful view of the Glen & consists of a fragment about 20 feet high
with walls fully four feet thick. It is traditionally attributed to the time of the Lindsays, and the occupant, says the same authority, having rendered himself obnoxious
to his brother barons, a party marched against him under night and set his castle on fire"
Land of the Lindsays

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