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KIRRIEMUIR (Northern Division) |
Kirriemuir (Northern Division)
Kirriemuir (Northern Division)
Kirriemuir (Northern Division)
Kirriemuir (Northern Division)
Kirriemuir (Northern Division)
Kirriemuir (Northern Division)
Kirriemuir (Northern Division) |
Old Stat. [Statistical] Account
New Stat. [Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Valuation Roll
Estate Plans
Sheriff's Returns
County Map
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Haldame |
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"The Northern or Grampian district of this parish is bounded on the North and North-east by the parish of Cortachy & Clova; on the South by the parish of Kingoldrum; and on the South-west by the parishes of Lintrathen & Glenisla. The whole district is hilly and mountainous, commencing on the south with Catlaw, the frontier mountain of the Grampians & the highest ground in the parish, stretching away North-westward in two screens or series of heights, whose inner sides form the basin of the Prosen. Every part of the frontier or boundary of the district, except a small gorge through which the Prosen makes its exit, consists of a water-shedding ridge of summits dividing the interior from the basin of the South Esk. The hills of the district in a few instances, rocky, & in a few verdant, except at their summits: but they are in general clothed in heath &c. Excepting about 2000 acres, partly arable & partly fine pasture the whole area is wildly pastoral or altogether waste."
"Fullarton's Gazetteer".
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[Lefthand Column]
64 Northumberland Street
Edinburgh
24 Octr. [October] 1871
Col. [Colonel] Sir Henry James
&c &c
Ordnance Survey Office
Southampton
Sir,
In sheet No 24 of the Survey
of Scotland, being the northern Di
-vision of the parish of Kirriemuir
in the County of Forfar, there is
shewn, meeting on the top of a
Hill called "Catlaw", the bounda
ries of the three parishes of Kirrie
-muir, Lintrathen, & Kingoldrum.
These boundaries, besides being
the boundaries of three parishes,
are also the marches of three
properties, and between two of
these properties a dispute has
arisen to the precise bounda
-ry at the top of the hill, caused
partly by certain marks on the
[Righthand Column]
Ordnance Sheet, & which I think
some explanations from you or
the officer who made the survey
may tend to clear up.
The boundary of the Parishes
at the top takes something like
this shape.
[SKETCH]
The pole put up by the Royal En
-gineers, as indicating the top of the
hill, is at the point marked 2196.
The point 2186 is the old Cairn of
Catlaw which has long been recog
-nised as the point where the three
parishes meet. But apparent-
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-ly the point where the pole is erected
is a foot lower than the point further north marked
2197 - & hence the proprietor whose land is in
Lintrathen parish maintains his right to run
up to the latter point. The Royal Engineers
do not seem to have been of this opinion, for
you will observe on looking at the sheet that they
do not bring Lintrathen nearer the point 2197 than
the point marked A on the above sketch opposite it, and from that point
they take the line round by the pole at 2196 & from
that to the old Cairn & so back to the point 2197.
If you could kindly inform me yourself,
or through the officer who made the survey, the
grounds upon which the line was so drawn (cor-
-rectly as I maintain) I think it might enable
a settlement to be made. The Marches of the
Estates must follow the boundaries of the parishes,
and if as I suppose the Engineers found it ne-
cessary to get round to the old Cairn as one of the
points in the boundaries I think a statement to that
effect, or an explanation of the reason why the point
2196 was fixed on as the top of the Hill, might prove
satisfactory. Awaiting the favour of your re-
-ply.
I am Sir
your obt servt [obedient servant]
[signed] James Stormonth Darling
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[Left hand Column 1:]
Colonel Bayly
Will you be
good enough
to report on
the enclosed
statement by
Mr Darling - An
Impression
of the Sheet in
question &
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[Right hand Column 2:]
Colonel Cameron
The Boundary Remark
containing the peram-
-bulation of the Boundary
between Kingoldrum
and Kirriemuir and
Lintrathen has been
sent me - but
I want the Book
containing the per-
-ambulation of the
Boundary between
Kirriemuir and
Lintrathen at the
Cat Law without
which this reference
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[Left hand Column 1:]
[continued from page 1C]
the boundary
document are
sent herewith.
[Signed] J. Cameron
ColRE [Colonel Royal Engineers]
28/10
[Middle Column 2:]
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cannot satisfactorily
be replied to.
I can find no
reference to the
number of this Book
in the one (2265/
sent.
[Signed] J.Bayly
Col. R.E. [Colonel Royal Engineers]
30/10/71
[Right hand Column 3:]
Col. [Colonel] Cameron
Attached is a
copy of the reply
I have sent to
Mr. Darling.
[signed] J.Bayly.
Col. R.E. [Colonel Royal Engineers]
2 Novr. [November] 1871
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[Lefthand Column 1:]
Sir
It does not appear
that any Sketch Map was
prepared shewing the
boundary between the
northern division of Kir-
riemuir and Lintrathen
and I cannot find out
from any source the
B. R. B. [Boundary Remark Book] (if there be one) con-
taining the boundary re-
ferred to. I have looked
through the indexes of the
B. R. [Boundary Remark] Books in MS. [Manuscript] Store, and
have made enquiries of
the Examination Dept. [Department]
but without result.
Col. [Colonel] Cameron
R.E. [Royal Engineers]
[Signed] J.P. Montgomery
Sergt. RE [Sergeant Royal Engineers]
1-11-71
[Righthand Column 2:]
Colonel Bayly
I suppose this
part of the
boundary was inserted
by the Examiner
& not inserted in
a perambulation book?
[Signed] J. Cameron
Col. RE [Colonel Royal Engineers]
1/11
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O.S.O. [Ordnance Survey Office] London
2nd Novr. [November] 1871.
Sir,
In reply to your reference to the Director
General of the Ordnance Survey of 24th Octr. [October]
respecting the Parish Boundaries shown at the
Cat Law, I have to state that the Survey
of that district was made under my direction
and that I remember having scrutinized this
particular portion of Boundary on account
of the peculiar configuration it presented
and of being quite satisfied with its accuracy.
The peculiarity which strikes one on the
map is resolved when on the ground by the
natural features.
There was abundant evidence that
the old Cairn was the 3 Parish Point.
On referring to our records of this
Survey I find that John Hood acted
as meresman for Kingoldrum: James Barry
for Kirriemuir: and Alexander Edwards
for Lintrathen, and the Boundary was
pointed out without difference of opinion
to Corporal J. Felton. R.E. [Royal Engineers] (who was
an experienced and good perambulator)
on the 8th. August 1860. The Signatures
of all are in the perambulation Book,
which further bears evidence by the
signatures (among others) of John McNicol
of the Craig, Factor for Lord Airlie,
Duncan Wilkie (?) of Kirriemuir for Mr.
Farquharson; Charles Chree minister of
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Lintrathen; &c. that the boundaries in
this district were well examined at
the time, as I know them to have been,
the Ordnance Surveyor (M. Harraghy)
and Examiner (Corpl. [Corporal] Black) were of
our best class of men.
I am quite satisfied of
the accuracy of this Boundary which
should not be disputed.
I am, Sir
yours faithfully,
(Signed) John Bayly
Colonel R.E. [Royal Engineers]
P.S.
You must not always suppose that
where the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Stations are, consequent-
-ly indicate the highest point of the
hills. Various considerations connected
with the Triangulation determine the
position, and as a matter of fact,
the altitudes are not known until
after the observations from the selected
stations have been taken. The
particular spot where the Pole may
be fixed is quite arbitrary.
(Initd. [Initialled]) J.B.
J. Stormonth Darling. Esqre.
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"Kirriemuir lies at the north side of the extensive & fertile valley of Strathmore. The name is by some supposed to be compounded of two words, Corrie-Mòr, the large hollow or den; by others, it is said to be a Celtic word, which means the "large quarter or district". The position of the town on the side of a ravine or den, which extends nearly a mile in length, & is upwards of 100 ft [feet] in depth, supports the former derivation; while the latter may be supposed to have reference to the great extent of country which the parish embraces. The parish is divided into two considerable districts, which are separated from each other by part of the parish of Kingoldrum the one, the northern, usually called Glenprosen, is chiefly pastoral, the other, the Southern division is nearly square in form."
"New Statistical Account"
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MAYAR |
Mayar
Mayar
Mayar
Mayar
Mair |
Property plan
Michael Gorden, Kilbo
David Lindsay Kilbo
Alexander Leighton Inchmill
County Map |
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A very high peaked eminence at the extreme north east of the Parish, It forms a very prominent feature and is rocky on its sides - Derivation not known. |
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NORTH CRAIG |
North Craig |
Property plan
Michael Gordon, Kilbo
David Lindsay Kilbo
Alexander Leighton Inchmill |
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A high irregularly shaped precipice on the South side of 'Mayar'. |
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SOUTH CRAIG |
South Craig
South Craig |
Property plan
Michael Gordon, Kilbo
David Lindsay Kilbo
Alexander Leighton Inchmill
County Map |
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A large and nearly perpendicular precipice on the opposite side of the glen from "North Craig". |
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Co. [County] Forfar |
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MAYAR BURN |
Mayar Burn
Mayar Burn
Mayar Burn
Mayar Burn
Mair Burn |
Property plan
Alexander Leighton
Michael Gordon
David Lindsay
County Map (Johnstone's) |
010 |
A good stream rising at the Northern extremity of the parish and flowing Southeasterly, unites with "Doups Burn", and thence bears the name Prosen Water. |
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SNOW BURN |
Snow Burn |
Property plan
Alexander Leighton
Michael Gordon
David Lindsay |
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A small stream falling into the North side of Mayar Burn. |
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BLACK SKELLIES |
Black Skellies
Black Skellies
Black Skellies |
Michael Gordon
David Lindsay
James Baxter, Balloch Burn |
010 |
A range of detached rocks falling to the head of Burn of Kilbo. |
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Co.[County] Forfar
Black Skellies [note]
Skellie Not straight, Obliquely
Jameison |
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SHANK OF DRUMWHALLO |
Shank of Drumwhallo
Shank of Drumwhallo
Shank of Drumwhallo |
Property plan
David Lindsay, Kilbo
Michael Gordon |
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A long narrow topped, low, ridge, west of the Burn of Kilbo. Derivation not known. |
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LITTLE DRIESH |
Little Driesh
Little Dreish |
Property plan
David Lindsay, Kilbo
Michael Gordon
County Map |
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A steep hill of considerable height east of Burn of Kilbo. Derivation not known. |
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Co. [County] Forfar
Shank of Drumwhallo [note]
Shank. The handle, apparently meant
of the shank of a hill. Jameison. |
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SHANK OF STRONE |
Shank of Strone
Shank of Strone
Shank of Strone |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
David Lindsay |
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A name applied to a projection of Hill of Strone From Sron a projection. |
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SNECK OF FARCHAL |
Sneck of Farchal
Sneck of Farchal
Sneck of Farchal |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol, Tombeth |
010 |
This name is applied to the hollow or pass between Driesh and Hill of Strone and situated at head of Dead Water.
Derivation not known |
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ASHNAMUCK |
Ashnamuck
Ashnamuck
Ashnamuck |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
010 |
A low flat ridge, south east of Hill of Strone
Ais nam Muc, Hill of the Swine. |
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County Forfar
Shank of Strone [note]
Strone, a hill that terminates a ridge. Jameison
Sneck of Farchal [note]
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DRIESH |
Driesh
Driesh
Driesh
Mickle Dreish
The Driesh |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy Cramie
David Lindsay Kilbo
County Map
Estate Map of Clova |
010 |
A high ridged topped hill situated in the northern extremity of the Parish, forming one of the principal features of the district, & having one feature attached Viz. Shank of Driesh.
Derivation not known. |
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SHANK OF DRIESH |
Shank of Driesh
Shank of Driesh
Shank of Driesh |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
David Lindsay |
010 |
This name is applied to the Southern extremity of Driesh. |
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HILL OF STRONE |
Hill of Strone
Hill of Strone
Hill of Strone
Hill of Strone |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
David Lindsay
County Map |
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A hill of considerable height, and prominence situated a little East of Driesh
From Sron. a projection. |
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WHITE GLEN |
White Glen
White Glen
White Glen |
Donald Ogilvy Cramie
David Lindsay Kilbo
Alexander Leighton Inchmill |
016 |
A narrow glen extending from head of "Glen Prosen", to the boundary range on 10 trace 14 |
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DOUPS BURN |
Doups Burn
Doups Burn |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy |
016 |
A good stream rising at head of "White Glen", traverses it in a southeasterly direction, joins with the "Mayar Burn". thence bearing the name Prosen Water. Derivation not known. |
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CRAIG HAIG |
Craig Haig
Craig Haig
Craig Haig |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
David Lindsay |
016 |
A large prominent craig on South west side of "White Glen", at the north western extremity of the Parish.
Supposed to be derived from Creag Eich, Horse Craig |
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LONG CRAIG |
Long Craig
Long Craig
Long Craig |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
David Lindsay |
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This name is applied to a large craig or rocks, north side of "White Glen", opposite "Craig Haig". |
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BAWHELPS |
Bawhelps |
Authorized & described in N. [Name] Sheets of Glenisla, which see. |
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BROOM HILL |
Broom Hill |
Authorized & described in Glenisla |
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County Forfar |
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BURN OF KILBO |
Burn of Kilbo
Burn of Kilbo
Burn of Kilbo
Burn of Kilbo |
Property Plan
David Lindsay
Michael Gordon
Alexander Leighton |
016 |
A good stream rising at the foot of the Black Skellies and pursuing a southerly course falls into Prosen Water at Kilbo. |
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LITTLE BURN |
Little Burn |
Property Plan
David Lindsay
Michael Gordon
Alexander Leighton |
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A small stream falling into the east side of Burn of Kilbo. |
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KILBO |
Kilbo |
Property Plan
David Lindsay
Michael Gordon
Alexander Leighton
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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A small dwelling house the property of Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy and occupied by shepherds during summer. |
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CAIRN DYE |
Cairn Dye
Cairn Dye
Cairn Dye |
Michael Gordon, Kilbo
David Lindsay, Kilbo
James Baxter, Balloch Burn |
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A hill feature on the west side of Burn of Kilbo. |
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KING'S SEAT |
King's Seat
King's Seat
King's Seat |
Property Plan
Michael Gordon
David Lindsay |
016 |
A small prominent eminence on the ridge running on the west side of Burn of Kilbo. |
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HUNT HILL |
Hunt Hill |
Property Plan
Michael Gordon
David Lindsay |
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A very large, flat topped hill of considerable height. |
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BROOM CAIRN |
Broom Cairn |
Property Plan
Michael Gordon
David Lindsay |
016 |
A slight eminence on the south west of Hunt Hill. |
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BURN OF LOUIE |
Burn of Louie
Burn of Louie
Burn of Louie
Burn of Louie |
Property Plan
David Lindsay Kilbo
Michael Gordon Kilbo
Alexander Leighton |
016 |
A good stream rising at the foot of Driesh and flowing southerly, falls into Prosen near the march paling between Kilbo and Balloch Burn grounds.
Derivation not known. |
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BURN OF ESKIELAWN |
Burn of Eskielawn |
Property Plan
David Lindsay Kilbo
Michael Gordon Kilbo
Alexander Leighton |
016 |
A small burn rising off Little Driesh and falling into Burn of Louie at the foot of Hunt Hill. |
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LICK |
Lick |
Property Plan
David Lindsay Kilbo
Michael Gordon Kilbo
Alexander Leighton |
016 |
A slight eminence on the ridge running between Burn of Louie and Dead Water - name supposed to be derived from Leac a declivity. |
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DEAD WATER |
Dead Water
Dead Water
Dead Water |
Property Plan
Michael Gordon
David Lindsay |
016 |
A sluggish stream rising at the foot of Driesh and joining Burn of Farchal at the south foot of Shank of Strone. |
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CORRIE OF LICK |
Corrie of Lick |
Property Plan
Michael Gordon
David Lindsay |
016 |
A flat depression at the head of Burn of Lick from Coire and Leac. |
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CRAIG TILLELET |
Craig Tillelet |
Property Plan
Michael Gordon
David Lindsay |
016 |
A well known name applied to a rock near the junction of Burn of Louie with Prosen. |
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DRY BANKS |
Dry Banks
Dry Banks
Dry Banks |
Property Plan (Mr. Lyons)
James Baxter Balloch Burn
Alexander Leighton |
016 |
A name applied to the hillside sloping from the Parish Boundary (as corrected) to Prosen, and extends from the wire fence to "Balloch Burn". |
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BURN OF LICK |
Burn of Lick
Burn of Lick
Burn of Lick |
Property Plan
David Lindsay
James Baxter, Ballochburn
Alexander Leighton, Inchmill |
016 |
A good stream rising in "Corrie of Lick". flows in a southerly direction and falls into Prosen Water at "Craig Lodge".
From Leac a declivity. |
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CAIRN BADDOCH |
Cairn Baddoch
Cairn Baddoch
Cairn Baddoch |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
David Lindsay |
016 |
A name applied to a ridged topped Hill, of Considerable height situated about three quarters of a mile north of "Craig Lodge".
From Carn Badach, Tufty eminence. |
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BURN OF FARCHAL |
Burn of Farchal
Burn of Farchal
Burn of Farchal |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
David Lindsay |
016 |
A large stream rising near "Hill of Strone", pursues a southerly course, and falls into "Prosen Water", at "Runtaleave".
Derivation not known. |
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GARTH HEAD |
Garth Head
Garth Head
Garth Head |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicoll |
016 |
A small hill situated between the burns of Farchal and Cramie.
Derivation not known. |
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DEN OF GOET |
Den of Goet
Den of Goet
Den of Goet |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
016 |
A name applied to a small hollow or opening at the northern extremity of "Garth Head".
Derivation not known. |
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CRAIGIE BROCH |
Craigie Broch |
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Described in Name Book of Lintrathen parish. |
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BRUNTSHIELDS |
Bruntshields |
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Described in Name Book of Lintrathen parish. |
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BALLOCH BURN |
Balloch Burn
Balloch Burn
Balloch Burn |
Property Plan (D. Lyons Esqr.
James Baxter (Balloch Burn)
Alexander Leighton |
016 |
A good stream rising in Lintrathen Parish, and falling into Prosen at a Shepherd's shieling. This stream gives name to the property lying between the wire fences, and extending from the Parish boundary (as corrected) to Prosen Water. D. Lyon Esqr. of Balintore proprietor. Name from Bealach a pass |
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SHIELIN [Balloch Burn] |
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A good stream [Balloch Burn] rising in Lintrathen Parish, and falling into Prosen at a Shepherd's shieling. |
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GLEN PROSEN |
Glenprosen
Glenprosen
Glenprosen
Glenprosen
Glen Prosan |
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Old Stat. [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Property Plan D. Lyon Esqr.
Property Plan Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy |
016 |
This name is generally applied to the whole of the Northern district of Kirriemuir parish, including all the smaller glens, but the glen proper is doubtless the valley through which the Prosen runs, and extending from the junction of Mayar Burn with Doups Burn on 16 Trace 2. till the Prosen enters the parish of Kingdoldrum, and as such has been [continued on page 18] |
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Co. [County] Forfar
Balloch Burn/Shielin [note]
Query - not so
described on trace.
[Initialled] C.H. |
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arranged on traces, The spelling now generally used is Prosen.
"The Parish (i.e. Kirriemuir) is divided into two considerable districts......the northern, usually called Glenprosen, is chiefly pastoral". New Stat. [Statistical] Account
"This Glen is about 12 miles long and with the tract of county which lies along the burns of Lednathie, Glenuig, Glenlogie, and some smaller glens which are comprehended under the general name Glenprosen". Old Stat. [Statistical] Account |
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PROSEN WATER |
Prosen Water
Prosan Water
Prosen Water |
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Old Stat. [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Property Plan D. Lyon Esqr.
Property Plan Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy
D. Wilkie Esqr. Kirriemuir
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Haldane Ph. [Parish] Minister of Kingoldrum |
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This water bears its name from the junction of Mayar and Doups Burns on 16 Trace 2 and flows through Glen Prosen to where it leaves the parish on 24 Trace 11.
"The river Prosen rises in the furthest nook in the Upper district of the parish, after traversing an intermediate territory it strikes the lower district near Prosen Haugh and runs for 2½ miles along this northern boundary".
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CAIRN BROOM |
Cairn Broom
Cairn Broom
Cairn Broom |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Alexander McKenzie Runtleave |
016 |
A Small rocky knoll near "Runtaleave". |
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RUNTALEAVE |
Runtaleave
Runtaleave
Runtaleave |
Property Plan
William White Spot
Alexander McKenzie, Occ. [Occupier] |
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A farmhouse, rented by William White, and the Property of Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy.
Derivation not Known. |
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HILL OF STRONE |
Hill of Strone
Hill of Strone
Hill of Strone |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
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A prominent ridged topped hill, situated near the farmhouse, of "Cormuir".
From Sron a projection. |
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CRAIG LODGE |
Craig Lodge
Craig Lodge
Craig Lodge |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Donald McPherson Occ. [Occupier] |
016 |
A substantial Shooting Lodge, the Property, of Colonel Ogilvy. |
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CRAIGS OF BALLOCH |
Craigs of Balloch
Craigs of Balloch
Craigs of Balloch |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Donald McPherson |
016 |
This name is applied to several precipitous rocks, a little south of "Craig Lodge", From Bealach, a pass. |
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WATCHEN KNOWE |
Watchen Knowe
Watchen Knowe
Watchen Knowe |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
016 |
A small knoll, situated about half a mile north west of "Runtaleave". Supposed to be a corruption of Watching. |
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CAIRN INKS |
Cairn Inks
Cairn Inks
Cairn Inks |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
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A well known name applied to a ridged topped hill of considerable height, on the northern boundary of the Parish.
Derivation not known. |
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WEST GRAIN |
West Grain
West Grain
West Grain |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
017 |
A small stream rising in the east side of "Ashnamuck", unites with the East Grain, thence called Cramie Burn, |
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MID GRAIN |
Mid Grain
Mid Grain
Mid Grain |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
017 |
A small stream running into the "West Grain", East side. |
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EAST GRAIN |
East Grain
East Grain
East Grain |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
017 |
A stream rising a little north of "Mount Bouie" flows southerly, and unites with the West Grain, thence bearing the name of Cramie Burn. |
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West Grain [note]
Grain, the branch of a river,
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TOD CAIRN |
Tod Cairn
Tod Cairn
Tod Cairn |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
017 |
A name applied to a small rock and loose stones, situated about 30 chains west of head of "Cramie Burn".
Tod a fox. |
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SNECK OF INKS |
Sneck of Inks
Sneck of Inks
Sneck of Inks |
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol
Charles White, Dalairn |
017 |
A hollow or opening between "Mount Bouie" and "Cairn Inks". |
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BURN OF SOUGH |
Burn of Sough
Burn of Sough
Burn of Sough |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
017 |
A small stream rising near "Cairn Inks", flows in a southerly direction and falls into the "West Burn".
Sough a peculiar sound made by the wind or a blow.
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CAIRN OF BARNS |
Cairn of Barns
Cairn of Barns
Cairn of Barns
Craigie Barns
Cairn of Barns |
Property Plan
Duncan Campbell, Spot
Alexander Leighton
Description of Marches
Estate Map of Clova |
017 |
A very prominent high hill on the parish boundary between Clova and Kirriemuir, Its sides are rocky and its top sharp. |
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SHANK OF BARNS |
Shank of Barns |
Property Plan
Duncan Campbell, Spot
Alexander Leighton
Description of Marches
Estate Map of Clova |
017 |
A long projection shooting out from the South side of Cairn of Barns. |
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RED CAIRN |
Red Cairn |
Property Plan
Duncan Campbell, Spot
Alexander Leighton
Description of Marches
Estate Map of Clova |
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A prominent rocky eminence East of "Cairn of Barns". |
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WEST MACKERNACK |
West Mackernack
West Mackernack
West Mackernack |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
017 |
A name applied to a small hollow or opening between "Cairn Shiel" and "Mount Bouie" and situated at head of "Black Latch".
Derivation not known. |
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WEST BURN |
West Burn
West Burn
West Burn |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
017 |
A good stream rising west side of Cairn of Barns forms the western branch of Burn of Glen Logie, See East Burn Plan 17. Trace 6. |
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GLEN LOGIE |
Glen Logie
Glen Logie
Glen Logie
Glenlogie
Glenlogy
Glenlogy |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Robert Ogilvy, Land Setuard
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
017 |
This name is applied to a broad glen, extending from "Mount Bouie", on the north, to its junction with "Glen Prosen" at "Balnaboth House".
Derivation not known. |
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West Mackernack [note]
Not yet.
See the spelling Mackermack in page 29
See also Examn. [Examination] Trace No. 5 for the spelling of
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MOUNT BOUIE |
Mount Bouie
Mount Bouie
Mount Bouie |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
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A name applied to a ridged topped hill situated about half a mile south of "Cairn Inks".
From Buidhe yellow |
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CRAMIE BURN |
Cramie Burn
Cramie Burn
Cramie Burn
Cramie Burn |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Robert Ogilvy, Land Steward
County map |
017 |
A good stream formed by the East, Mid and West Grains, flowing in a southerly direction, and falls into "Prosen Water" at Cramie farmhouse, |
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BLACK LATCH |
Black Latch
Black Latch |
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol, Tombeth |
017 |
A small stream, rising South of Mount Bouie, flows Southerly and falls into "West Burn". |
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Black Latch [note]
Latch. A Dub, a Mire. Jameison. |
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COREMACHY |
Coremachy
Coremachy
Coremachy |
Property Plan
Description of Marches
Duncan Campbell, Spot |
017 |
A prominent eminence on the boundary between Cortachy and Kirriemuir.
Derivation not known. |
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SHANK OF ORD |
Shank or Ord
Shank of Ord
Shank of Ord
Shank of Ord |
Property Plan
Duncan Campbell
Alexander Leighton
County Map |
017 |
A narrow topped ridge south of Coremachy. |
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EASTER MACKERMACK |
Easter Mackermack
Easter Mackermack
Easter Mackermack |
Property Plan
Robert Ogilvy, Land Steward
Donald Ogilvy, Cramie |
017 |
A slight hollow in the ridge running between East Burn and Burn of Inchmill. |
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Easter Mackermack [note]
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EAST BURN |
East Burn
East Burn
East Burn |
Robert Ogilvy, Land Steward
Donald Ogilvy, Cramie
Alexander Leighton, Inchmill |
017 |
This stream is named according to its situation in Glen Logie. It rises at the foot of Red Caird and joins the West Burn, the united waters then forming the Burn of Glenlogie. |
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HUNT HILLOCK |
Hunt Hillock
Hunt Hillock
Hunt Hillock
Hunt Hill |
Property Plan
Description of Marches
Alexander Leighton
County Map |
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A prominent knoll on the parish boundary. |
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CRAIGIEMEG |
Craigiemeg
Craigiemeg
Craigiemeg
Craigiemeg
Craigymaig |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Robert Ogilvy
County Map
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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A farmhouse rented by Mr. Ogilvy. Peel, the property of Colonel Ogilvy |
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CRAIGIEMEG HILL |
Craigiemeg Hill
Craigiemeg Hill
Craigiemeg Hill
Cragy Meg |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol, Tombeth
County Map |
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A hill of considerable height ridged topped, and situated a little north of Craigiemeg farmhouse. |
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CAIRN SHIEL |
Cairn Shiel
Cairn Shiel
Cairn Shiel |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Thomas McNicol |
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A flat topped circular hill north of "Craigiemeg Hill". |
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CRAMIE |
Cramie
Cramie
Cramie
Cramie |
Property Plan
Walter Ogilvy Tenant
Robert Ogilvy Land Steward
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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A farmhouse, the property of Colonel Ogilvy. |
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STRONE (Ruins) |
Strone (Ruins)
Strone (Ruins)
Strone (Ruins) |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Robert Ogilvy |
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A farmhouse in ruins, the property of Colonel Ogilvy
From Sron a projection |
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BANK (Ruins) |
Bank (Ruins)
Bank (Ruins)
Bank (Ruins)
Bank (Ruins) |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Robert Ogilvy
County Map |
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A name applied to several houses in ruins, the property of Colonel Ogilvy. |
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NETHER SHIEL (Ruins) |
Nether Shiel
Nether Shiel
Nether Shiel |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Alexander Leighton Inchmill |
017 |
A name applied to several Ruins situated about half a mile north of Cramie, & the property of Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy |
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TILLYVOURS |
Tillyvours
Tillyvours
Tillyvours |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
William Cargill Occ. [Occupier] |
017 |
A small cothouse, the property of Colonel Ogilvy
Derivation not known. |
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BURN OF GLENLOGIE |
Burn of Glenlogie
Burn of Glenlogie
Burn of Glenlogie
Glenlogie Burn |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Robert Ogilvy
County Map |
017 |
A large stream formed by "East Burn" & "West Burn" Traces 5 & 6., flows in a southerly direction and falls into "Prosen Water" at "Balnaboth". |
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BELLS WITTER |
Bells Witter
Bells Witter
Bells Witter |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Duncan Campbell, Spot |
017 |
A name applied to a Stone Cairn (Shepherds) situated about half a mile north west of Glentarie farmhouse. |
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GLENTARIE |
Glentarie
Glentarie
Glentarie
Glentarrie
Glentairy |
Property Plan
Donald McPherson Occ. [Occupier]
Donald Ogilvie
Valuation Roll 1859-60
County Map |
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A farmhouse, the property of Colonel Ogilvy.
From Gleann Tairbh, Glen of the Bull. |
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CLASH OF GLENTARIE |
Clash of Glentarie
Clash of Glentarie
Clash of Glentarie |
Property Plan
Duncan Campbell
Donald Ogilvy |
017 |
This name is applied to a hollow or den near Glentarie.
Clas a furrow. |
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Clash of Glentarie [note]
Clash - A cavity of considerable extent
in the acclivity of a hill.
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BURN OF INCHMILL |
Burn of Inchmill
Burn of Inchmill
Burn of Inchmill
Inchmill Burn |
Robert Ogilvy, Land Steward
Alexander Leighton
Donald Ogilvy Cramie
County Map |
017 |
A good stream rising at foot of "Red Cairn", flows southerly, and falls into "Prosen Water", at "Inchmill" |
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DRUMWHERN |
Drumwhern
Drumwhern
Drumwhern |
Property Plan
Duncan Campbell
Donald Ogilvy |
017 |
A low flat topped hill on the Parish boundary at head of "Glen Cally".
From Druim and Cairn, or Cairn Ridge. |
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HILLOCKS OF HUDENKEY |
Hillocks of Hudenkey
Hillocks of Hudenkey
Hillocks of Hudenkey |
Property Plan
James Lindsay, Buckhood
Duncan Campbell |
017 |
A name applied to a ridge of small knolls between "Drumwhern" & Knachley"
Derivation not known. |
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TOMBETH |
Tombeth
Tombeth
Tombeth |
John Martin
Donald Ogilvy
Robert Ogilvy |
017 |
A good dwelling house occupied by John Martin Gamekeeper, and the property of Colonel Ogilvy
From Tom Beith, Birch Knoll |
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INCHBRUTHIE (Ruin) |
Inchbruthie (Ruins)
Inchbruthie (Ruins)
Inchbruthie (Ruins) |
Property Plan
Donald Ogilvy
Robert Ogilvy |
017 |
An old farmhouse in ruins, the property of Colonel Ogilvy.
Inch from Innis a place of shelter. |
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CORMUIR |
Cormuir
Cormuir
Cormuir
Curmure
Corrmure |
Property Plan
Fergus Stewart
Robert Ogilvy
Valuation Roll 1859-60
County Map |
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A substantial farmhouse, the property of Colonel Ogilvy.
From Coire Mor. Large Dell. |
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BURN OF CORMUIR |
Burn of Cormuir
Burn of Cormuir
Burn of Cormuir |
Property Plan
Fergus Stewart
Donald Ogilvy |
017 |
A stream rising west of the farmhouse of Cormuir, flows easterly and falls into "Prosen Water".
From Coire Mor, Large dell. |
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BALNABOTH |
Balnaboth
Balnaboth
Balnaboth
Balnaboth
Balnaboth
Balnaboth |
New Statistical Account
Property Plan
Robert Ogilvy, Land Stewart
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
017 |
A large modern mansion house, with pleasure grounds and offices, the property of Colonel Ogilvy, presently let to Lord Londesborough.
From Baile na Both, Town of the Cothouses. |
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BRAESHELLACH |
Braeshellach
Braeshellach
Braeshellach |
Donald Ogilvy
Robert Ogilvy
Charles White Dalairn |
017 |
An old cothouse, occupied by James Finlay and others, & the property of Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy
Shellach from Seileach a willow tree. |
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BALNABOTH CRAIG |
Balnaboth Craig
Balnaboth Craig
Balnaboth Craig |
Property Plan
Robert Ogilvy, Land Steward
Alexander Leighton |
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A remarkable, wooded hill on the north side of Glen Prosen, It falls very steep to the water. |
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CHAPEL (Ruin) |
Chapel (Ruin)
Chapel (Ruin)
Chapel (Ruin) |
Property Plan
Robert Ogilvy
Mr. Marshall. Teacher |
017 |
This chapel was built in 1693 exclusively for the family of Ogilvy, With the exception of the roof it is in good condition, There is a tombstone inside on which is inscribed that Lady Elizabeth Ogilvy was interred there in 1808. |
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DALAIRN |
Dalairn
Dallairn |
Property Plan
Robert Ogilvy
Mr. Marshall. Teacher
County Map |
017 |
A dwelling house occupied by work people on the Estate of Balnaboth, - It was formerly an estate. Derived from Dal a field and Fear-eun an eagle. |
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CLASHINTULLOCH |
Clashintulloch
Clashintulloch
Clashintulloch |
Robert Ogilvy, Land Steward
Alexander Leighton
Donald Ogilvy Cramie |
017 |
A row of cotters' houses the property of Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy.
Derived from Clas an Tulaich
The furrow of the hillock. |
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INCHMILL |
Inchmill
Inchmiln
Inchmiln
Inchmill |
Robert Ogilvy, Land Steward
Alexander Leighton
Donald Ogilvy Cramie
Property Plan
Valuation Roll 1859-60
County Map |
017 |
This name applies to the houses on the west side of the Burn of Inchmill, There is a school and public house here - also a mill for corn grinding only. Inch from Innis a sheltered place. |
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KNACHLY |
Knachly
Knachly
Knachly |
Property Plan
Alexander Leighton
Duncan Campbell |
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A high and prominent hill lying between Burn of Inchmill and Glen Cally. |
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HILL OF SPOT |
Hill of Spot |
Property Plan
Alexander Leighton
Duncan Campbell |
017 |
A long ridge topped hill of regular shape, overlooking the farm house of Spot. |
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RENNAGLEARACH (Ruins) |
Rennaglearach (Ruins) |
Property Plan
Alexander Leighton
Duncan Campbell |
017 |
A few shielings nearly level with the ground. This small portion of land lying between Hill of Spot and Drumwhern and bounded by Glencally Burn on the East, is all that the Earl of Earlie possesses in this Parish. |
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Rennaglearach [note]
For the change of this name on Plan see correspondence of
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GLEN CALLY |
Glen Cally
Glen Cally
Glen Cally |
Property Plan
Alexander Leighton
Robert Ogilvy Land Steward |
017 |
A fine glen extending from Drumwherm on the north, to the junction of Glen Cally Burn with Prosen Water, One half of this glen lies in Cortachy Parish as the stream running through it (Glencally Burn) is the Boundary. |
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CORWHARN |
Corwharn |
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CRAIG EWAN |
Craig Ewan
Craig Ewan
Craig Ewan
Craig Ewan |
Property Plans
Alexander McKenzie, Glenuig
Alexander Leighton
County Map |
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A few detached pieces of rock at the head of Glen Uig. |
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BURN OF DERG |
Burn of Derg |
Property Plans
Alexander McKenzie, Glenuig
Alexander Leighton
County Map |
024 |
A small stream falling into Burn of Glenuig near its head.
Derivation from Derg, red. |
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CRAIGIE SHIEL |
Craigie Shiel |
Property Plans
Alexander McKenzie, Glenuig
Alexander Leighton
County Map |
024 |
A few rocks falling to the road near Burn of Derg. |
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CROMLET |
Cromlet
Cromlet |
Property Plans
Alexander McKenzie, Glenuig
Alexander Leighton
County Map |
024 |
A steep hillside on the north side of Glen Uig. Derivation Crom. crooked Leac a declivity. |
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SHANK OF CROMLET |
Shank of Cromlet
Shank of Cromlet
Shank of Cromlet |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie
Alexander Leighton |
024 |
A narrow topped projection between Burn of Coirenacloiche and Cromlet. |
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FINLET |
Finlet
Findlet |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie
Alexander Leighton
County Map |
024 |
A prominent feature on the property boundary between Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy and David Lyon Esqr. Derivation from Fionn pale, Leac a declivity. |
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BURN OF CORLAWEN |
Burn of Corlawen
Burn of Corlawen
Burn of Corlawen |
Property Plan. Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy'
Donald Ogilvy Cramie
Alexander Leighton |
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A small stream rising at the foot of Corrie Lawen and flowing into Prosen a little below the church. The name is a contraction of Corrie Lawen. |
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HILL OF ADENAICH |
Hill of Adenaich
Hill of Adenaich
Hill of Adenaich
Cornacloish |
Property Plan, Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy
Donald Ogilvy, Cramie
James Lindsay Buckhood
Property Plan (D. Lyon Esqr.) |
024 |
A prominent hill feature on the property boundary between Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy and David Lyon Esqr., - On the plan of Mr. Lyon the corrupted name of the Corrie is applied to the hill top, which is obviously an error. Supposed to be derived from Bad an Eich, Horse's Clump |
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COIRE NA CLOICHE |
Cornacloish
Cornacloish
Cornacloish
Coire na Cloiche |
Property Plan, D. Lyon Esqr.
Alexander McKenzie Glenuig
Alexander Leighton
Gaelic Orthography |
024 |
A prominent depression in the south side of the Hill of Adenaich. It is written to the top of the hill on Estate plan but it applies to the Corrie and is written in Gaelic on trace. The Corrie of the stone is the signification. |
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Coire na Cloiche [note]
Coire a hollow between two hills, na the,
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BURN OF COIRE NA CLOICHE |
Burn of Cornacloish
Burn of Coirenacloiche |
Property Plan, D. Lyon Esqr.
Alexander McKenzie Glenuig
Alexander Leighton
Gaelic Orthography |
024 |
For remarks regarding this name see Cornacloish on opposite page. This stream rises at the foot of Coire na Cloiche and falls into Burn of Glenuig after a course of ¾ths of a mile. |
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CORRIE LAWEN |
Corrie Lawen
Corrie Lawen
Corrie Lawen
Curlawen |
Property Plan (Col. [Colonel Ogilvy])
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Alexander McKenzie Glenuig
County Map |
024 |
A flat depression at the head of Burn of Corlawen. |
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MEIKLE BURN |
Meikle Burn |
Property plan (Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy)
Alexander Leighton
Alexander McKenzie Glenuig |
024 |
Two streams respectively forming the Western and Eastern sources of the Burn of Glenuig. |
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PITCARITY |
Pitcarity
Pitcarity
Pitcarity
Pitcarity
Pitcarity |
Mr. Marshall Teacher
Alexander Leighton
Robert Ogilvy, Land Stewart
Philip's County Atlas
County Map |
024 |
A name applied to a few houses on the East side of Burn of Inchmill, the property of Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy. |
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CHURCH (Home Mission) |
Church
Church
Church |
Rev [Reverend] G. Fergusson
Mr. Marshall Teacher
Property Plan |
024 |
A small building capable of holding about 150 persons, Formerly the Ministers of Clova and Kirriemuir officiated here, but in 1860 Mr. Fergusson was placed, His Stipend is composed of a grant from the fund of the Home Mission Scheme and seat rents, and subscriptions, It is not a Church - quoad sacra, |
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SPOT |
Spot
Spot
Spot
Spot |
Property Plan
William White Farmer
Mr. Marshall Teacher
County Map |
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A superior farm steading the property of Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy |
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SCHOOL [nr Spot] |
School
School
School |
Mr. Marshall. Teacher
Rev. [Reverend] G. Ferguson
Robery Ogilvy |
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A small building used as a school house, It is supported by a grant of money invested for its benefit, and by school fees. |
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WESTER DALINCH |
Wester Dalinch
Wester Dalinch
Wester Dalinch
Wester Dalinch
Wester Dalinch |
Property Plan
Alexander Leighton
Robert Ogilvy. Land Stewart
Valuation Roll 1859-60
County Map |
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Commodious buildings formerly a farmsteading but now used as offices to "Spot". It belongs to Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy.
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EASTER DALINCH |
Easter Dalinch
Easter Dalinch
Easter Dalinch |
Property Plan
Alexander Leighton
Robert Ogilvie. Land Stewart
Valuation Roll 1859-60
County Map |
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A small dwelling house on the farm of Spot occupied by cotters. |
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WOODEND (Ruin) |
Woodend (Ruins)
Woodend (Ruins) |
Property Plan
Alexander Leighton
Robert Ogilvie. Land Stewart
County Map |
024 |
Formerly a farm steading but now in ruins, It is the property of Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy. |
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BURN OF CORMAUD |
Burn of Cormaud
Burn of Cormaud
Burn of Cormaud |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie
William McKenzie |
024 |
A good stream rising between Cormaud and Hill of Glendye and after a course of half a mile falls into Burn of Glenuig. Derivation - Coire a dell, Madadh, a wolf. |
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BURN OF CORRAICH |
Burn of Corraich |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie
William McKenzie |
024 |
A small stream rising at the foot of Cormaud and falling into Burn of Glenuig a short distance above Glenuig farmhouse. Derivation. Coire Eich, Horse's Dell. |
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LITTLE BURN |
Little Burn |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie
William McKenzie |
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A small stream falling into Burn of Corraich. |
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SHANK OF FINLET |
Shank of Finlet
Shank of Finlet
Shank of Finlet |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie Glenuig
William Mckenzie, Lednathie |
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A broad topped projection of Finlet. |
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GLEN UIG |
Glen Uig
Glenuig
Glenoig
Glenoig |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie Glenuig
William Mckenzie, Lednathie
Old Stat. [Statistical] Account
New Stat. [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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A narrow glen steep on both sides extending nearly from the junction of Meikle and Little burns, on Trace 1 Sheet 24, to the farm steading of Glenuig, The spelling of the name is generally with the letter u. Derivation unknown. |
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BROOM SHANK |
Broom Shank
Broom Shank
Broom Shank |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie
William Mckenzie |
024 |
An irregular shaped projection shooting off Tarapetmile. |
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BURN OF GLENUIG |
Burn of Glenuig |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie Glenuig
William Mckenzie, Lednathie |
024 |
A good stream bearing this name from the junction of Meikle and Little Burns on 24 Trace 1. to a small stream flowing alongside a fence immediately South of Glenuig farm steading, on 24 Trace 6. It is then called Burn of Lednathie, for the remainder of the course. |
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TARAPETMILE |
Tarapetmile |
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Described in Name Book of Lintrathen Parish. |
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HILL OF GLENDYE |
Hill of Glendye |
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Described in Name Book of Lintrathen Parish. |
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CORMAUD |
Cormaud |
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Described in Name Book of Lintrathen Parish. |
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BURN OF GLENCALLY |
Burn of Glencally
Burn of Glencally
Burn of Glencally |
Property Plan
James Lindsay Buckhood
Duncan Campbell |
024 |
A large stream rising near Drumwhern pursues a South and Easterly direction through the whole length of "Glen Cally" and forms part of the Eastern boundary of the Parish, and falls into Prosen Water a little below "Shawfield".
Derivation not known. |
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CAIRN LEITH |
Cairn Leith
Cairn Leith
Cairn Leith
Cairn Leith |
Property Plan
James Lindsay
Duncan Campbell. Spot
County Map |
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A name applied to a small craig, north of Hillside From Carn Liath. Grey Cairn |
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BROOM HILL |
Broom Hill
Broom Hill
Broom Hill
Broom Hill |
James Lindsay
William McKenzie Lednathie
Alexander McKenzie Glenuig
County Map |
024 |
A ridged topped Hill situated at the junction of "Glen Uig" with "Glen Prosen". |
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GLENUIG |
Glenuig
Glenuig
Glenuig |
Property Plan of D. Lyon Esqr.
Alexander McKenzie Tenant
William McKenzie |
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A substantial farmhouse the property of David Lyon Esqr.
Derivation not known. |
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BURN OF DELLPY |
Burn of Dellpy
Burn of Dellpy
Burn of Dellpy |
Property Plan
Alexander Mckenzie
Charles White Dalairn |
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A small stream flowing into Glenuig Burn.
Derivation not known. |
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WAKE'S CAIRN |
Wake's Cairn
Wake's Cairn
Wake's Cairn |
Property Plan
Alexander Mckenzie
Charles White |
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A name applied to a few scattered rocks, situated about 25 chains South of Glenuig farmhouse. |
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LEDNATHIE or MILLHALL |
Lednathie or Millhall
Lednathie or Millhall
Mill Hall
Lidnathie
Lednathy
Lednathy
Lednathie |
James S Darling Esqr. Propt.[Proprietor]
John Ferguson
William McKenzie
Valuation Roll 1859-60
County Map
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Old Stat [Statistical] Account |
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A small mansion house and offices, the property of James Stormont Darling
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WESTER LEDNATHIE |
Wester Lednathie
Wester Lednathy
Wester Lidnathie |
James S Darling Esqr. Propt.[Proprietor]
John Ferguson
William McKenzie
Valuation Roll 1859-60
County Map |
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A good farmhouse the property of James S Darling Esqr., and occupied by William McKenzie. |
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BOG |
Bog
Bog |
James S Darling Esqr. Propt.[Proprietor]
John Ferguson
William McKenzie
County Map |
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An old cothouse the property of James S Darling Esqr. |
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BURN OF LEDNATHIE |
Burn of Lednathie
Burn of Lednathie
Burn of Lednathie
Lidnathie Burn |
James S Darling Esqr.
John Ferguson
William McKenzie
County Map |
024 |
A good stream, the continuation of "Burn of Glenuig" and bearing this name from a small stream flowing into it, at a stone wall immediately south of Glenuig farm house, flows easterly and falls into "Prosen Water", near the Mills at "Millhall". |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside
Hillend
Hillside
Hillend |
James Lindsay, Buckhood
Mrs. McFarlane, Occr. [Occupier]
Alexander Leighton, Inchmill
Property Plan
County Map
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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A small cothouse, the property of Colonel Ogilvy |
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BUCKHOOD |
Buckhood
Buckhood
Buckhood
Buckhood
Buckhood |
Property Plan
James Lindsay
Alexander Leighton
County Map
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
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A farmhouse the property of Colonel Ogilvy |
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GLACK OF CORRAICH |
Glack of Corraich |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie
William McKenzie |
024 |
A narrow dell with very steep sides extending from the parish boundary till the "Little Burn" falls into "Burn of Corraich". The word "Glack" is, no doubt, a modern addition to the original name - Corrie Eich - as Glac and Corrie signify nearly the same thing. Derivation, Glac, a narrow valley, Coire a mountain dell, Each a horse. |
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MONTHREY |
Monthrey |
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MACHIRN |
Machirn |
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Glack of Corraich [note]
Signification of Glack
& Corrie found to be
used by the people to the
same objects - i.e. a Pass
or the hollow or Corrie at
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HEUGHS OF MACHIRN |
Heughs of Machirn
Heughs of Machirn
Heughs of Machirn |
Property Plan
Alexander McKenzie
William McKenzie |
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A deep fissure of sliding stones lying between Monthrey and Machirn. |
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CAT LAW |
Cat Law |
See Lintrathen Parish |
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See description in Lintrathen Ph. [Parish]. This name is probably derived from Cath a battle and names near it favour the supposition, as well as a large Cairn of stones on its top such as were usually thrown over the graves of Chiefs or heroes. The names referred to are Monthrey and Cathrey Burn the former doubtless derived from Monadh Righe the king's hill, the latter from Allt Catha Righe The stream of the king's battle. |
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Cairn to enter
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BURN OF HEUGHS |
Burn of Heughs
Burn of Heughs
Burn of Heughs |
Property plan (D. Lyon Esqr.)
James S. Darling Esqr.
William Mckenzie |
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A small stream rising out of the Heughs of Machirn and falling into Burn of Glenuig or rather Burn of Lednathie. |
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CORRIE BURN. |
Corrie Burn
Corrie Burn
Corrie Burn |
James S. Darling Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
William McKenzie
Alexander McKenzie |
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A small stream falling into Burn of Heughs. |
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CATHREY BURN |
Cathrey Burn |
James S. Darling Esqr.
William Mckenzie
Alexander McKenzie |
024 |
A small stream falling into Burn of Lednathie near the farm steading, Derivation supposed to be from Cath Highe - see Cat Law. |
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SHANK OF DRUMWEARIE |
Shank of Drumwearie
Shank of Drumwearie
Shank of Drumwearie |
James S. Darling Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
William Mckenzie
Alexander McKenzie |
024 |
A large projection shooting off the East shoulder of Cat Law. |
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PEAT SHANK |
Peat Shank |
James S. Darling Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
William Mckenzie
Alexander McKenzie |
024 |
A projection off the same ridge as and lying to the East of Shank of Drumwearie. |
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LONG GOAT |
Long Goat |
James S. Darling Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
William Mckenzie
Alexander McKenzie |
024 |
A large and prominent feature on the East Shoulder of Cat Law, - The name is doubtless taken from the stream running down its side for which no proper name could be got. |
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SHAWFIELD |
Shawfield
Shawfield
Dalnavoe
Shawfield |
Thomas Shaw Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
William McKenzie
Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy's Estate plan
Valuation Roll 1859-60 |
024 |
A small mansion house with offices adjacent the property of Thomas Shaw Esqr. Forter, Glenisla Parish. The name of this place was formerly Dalnavoe but the former proprietor (Mr. Shaw's brother) changed it to Shawfield and the old name is now nearly forgotten. |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Ashnamuck -- 10 -- -- 7
Bawhelps -- 16 -- -- 10
Black Skellies -- 10 -- -- 4
Broom Hill -- 16 -- -- 10
Burn of Kilbo -- 16 -- -- 11
Broom Cairn -- 16 -- -- 12
Burn of Louie -- 16 -- -- 13
Burn of Eskielawn -- 16 -- -- 13
Burn of Lick -- 16 -- -- 15
Burn of Farchal -- 16 -- -- 15
Bruntshields -- 16 -- -- 16
Balloch Burn -- 16 -- -- 17
Burn of Sough -- 17 -- -- 24
Black Latch -- 17 -- -- 28
Bank (ruins) -- 17 -- -- 32
Burn of Glenlogie -- 17 -- -- 33
Bells Witter -- 17 -- -- 34
Burn of Inchmill -- 17 -- -- 35
Burn of Cormuir -- 17 -- -- 37
Balnaboth -- 17 -- -- 37
Braeshelloch -- 17 -- -- 37
Balnaboth Craig -- 17 -- -- 39
Burn of Derg -- 24 -- -- 43
Burn of Corlawen -- 24 -- -- 44
Burn of Coirenacloiche -- 24 -- -- 46
Burn of Cormaud -- 24 -- -- 49
Burn of Corraich -- 24 -- -- 49
Broom Shank -- 24 -- -- 50
Burn of Glenuig -- 24 -- -- 51
Burn of Glencally -- 24 -- -- 53
Broom Hill -- 24 -- -- 53
Burn of Dellpy -- 24 -- -- 54
Bog -- 24 -- -- 55
Burn of Lednathie -- 24 -- -- 56
Buckhood -- 24 -- -- 56
Burn of Heughs -- 24 -- -- 60
Craig Haig -- 16 -- -- 9
Cairn Dye -- 16 -- -- 12
Corrie of Lick -- 16 -- -- 14
Craig Tillelet -- 16 -- -- 14
Cairn Baddoch -- 16 -- -- 15
Craigie Broch -- 16 -- -- 16
Cairn Broom -- 16 -- -- 19
Craig Lodge -- 16 -- -- 20
Craigs of Balloch -- 16 -- -- 20
Cairn Inks -- 11, 17 -- -- 21
Cairn of Barns -- 17 -- -- 25
Cramie Burn -- 17 -- -- 25
Coremachy -- 17 -- -- 29
Craigiemeg -- 17 -- -- 31
Craigiemeg Hill -- 17 -- -- 31
Cairn Shiel -- 17 -- -- 31
Cramie -- 17 -- -- 32
Clash of Glentarie -- 17 -- -- 34
Cormuir -- 17 -- -- 36
Chapel (ruin) -- 17 -- -- 39
Clashintulloch -- 17 -- -- 40
Craig Ewan -- 24 -- -- 43
Craigie Shiel -- 24 -- -- 43
Cromlet -- 24 -- -- 43
Coire na cloiche -- 24 -- -- 45
Corrie Lawen -- 24 -- -- 46
Church -- 24 -- -- 47
Cormaud -- 24 -- -- 51
Cairn Leith -- 24 -- -- 53
Cat Law -- 24 -- -- 59
Corrie Burn -- 24 -- -- 60
Corwharn -- 23 -- -- 42
Cathrey Burn -- 24 -- -- 60
Driesh -- 10 -- -- 8
Doups Burn -- 16 -- -- 9
Dead Water4 -- 16 -- -- 14
Dry Banks -- 16 -- -- 14
Den of Goet -- 16 -- -- 16
Drumwhern -- 17 -- -- 35 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Dalairn -- 17 -- -- 39
East Grain -- 17 -- -- 23
Easter -- 17 -- -- 29
East Burn -- 17 -- -- 30
Easter Dalinch -- 24 -- -- 48
Finlet -- 24 -- -- 44
Garth Head -- 16 -- -- 16
Glen Prosen -- 16 -- -- 17
Glen Logie -- 17 -- -- 27
Glentarie -- 17 -- -- 34
Glen Cally -- 17 -- -- 42
Glen Uig -- 24 -- -- 50
Glenuig -- 24 -- -- 54
Glack of Corraich -- 24 -- -- 57
Hill of Strone -- 10 -- -- 8
Hunt Hill -- 16 -- -- 12
Hill of Strone -- 16 -- -- 19
Hunt Hillock -- 17 -- -- 30
Hillocks of Hudenkey -- 17 -- -- 35
Hill of Spot -- 17 -- -- 41
Hill of Adenaich -- 24 -- -- 45
Hill of Glendye -- 24 -- -- 51
Hillside -- 24 -- -- 56
Heughs of Machirn -- 24 -- -- 59
Wake's Cairn -- 24 -- -- 54
Inchbruthie (ruin) -- 17 -- -- 36
Inchmill -- 17 -- -- 40
Kilbo -- 16 -- -- 11
King's Seat -- 16 -- -- 12
Knachly -- 17 -- -- 41
Little Driesh -- 10 -- -- 5
Long Craig -- 16 -- -- 10
Little Burn -- 16 -- -- 11
Lick -- 16 -- -- 13
Little Burn -- 24 -- -- 49
Lednathie or Millhall -- 24 -- -- 55
Long Goat -- 24 -- -- 61
Mayar -- 10 -- -- 3
Mayar Burn -- 10 -- -- 4
Mid Grain -- 17 -- -- 23
Mount Bouie -- 17 -- -- 28
Meikle Burn -- 24 -- -- 46
Monthrey -- 24 -- -- 57
Machirn -- 24 -- -- 57
North Craig -- 10 -- -- 3
Nether Shiel (ruins) -- 17 -- -- 33
Prosen Water -- 16 -- -- 18
Pitcarity -- 24 -- -- 47
Peat Shank -- 24 -- -- 61
Wester Lednathie -- 24 -- -- 55
Red Cairn -- 17 -- -- 25
Rennaglearach -- 17 -- -- 41
South Craig -- 10 -- -- 3
Snow Burn -- 10 -- -- 4
Shank of Drumwhallo -- 10 -- -- 5
Shank of Strone -- 10 -- -- 7
Sneck of Farchal -- 10 -- -- 7
Shank of Driesh -- 10 -- -- 8
Sneck of Inks -- 17 -- -- 24
Shank of Barns -- 17 -- -- 25
Shank of Ord -- 17 -- -- 29
Strone (ruins) -- 17 -- -- 32
Shank of Cromlet -- 24 -- -- 44
Spot -- 24 -- -- 47
School -- 24 -- -- 48
Shank of Finlet -- 24 -- -- 50
Shank of Drumwearie -- 24 -- -- 61
Shawfield -- 24 -- -- 62
Tod Cairn -- 17 -- -- 24
Tillyvours -- 17 -- -- 33
Tombeth -- 17 -- -- 36
Tarapetmile -- 24 -- -- 51
White Glen -- 16 -- -- 9
Watchen Knowe -- 16 -- -- 20
West Grain -- 17 -- -- 23
West Mackermack -- 17 -- -- 27
West Burn -- 17 -- -- 27
Wester Dalinch -- 24 -- -- 48
Woodend (ruins) -- 24 -- -- 48
Wake's Cairn -- 24 -- -- 54
[Note to Red Cairn]
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