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LETHNOT AND NAVAR |
Lethnot & Navar
Lethnot & Navar
Lethnot & Navar
Lethnot & Navar
Lethnot & Navar |
New Stat: [Statistical] Account
Old Stat: [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Sheriff's Returns
Valuation Roll |
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"The parishes of Navar and Lethnot, prior to the year 1723, were two separate charges: Before their union the parish of Lochlee & Lethnot were one charge. But as Lochlee is distant from Lethnot ten miles, & as the road was found always inconvenient, & often dangerous, especially in winter, it was judged proper by all concerned, about the year 1723, to disjoin Lochlee from Lethnot, to make the former a separate charge, and to annex Navar to the latter. Navar & Lethnot thus united are bounded on the North by the parish of Lochlee; on the North & East by the parish of Edzell: on the East by the parish of Stracathro; on the South East by the parish of Menmuir; on the South by the parishes of Fearn & Tannadice; and on the West by the parish of Cortachy & Clova"
Old Stat: [Statistical] Account.
The cultivated & inhabited part of the parish lies along the West Water & its tributary streams. The rest consists of Hills (which form part of the Grampian Range) and Moorland. The West Water runs through the parish
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and forms the boundary at the South-Eastern extremity. The Antiquities of the parish are Two "Circles", the remains & site of Two " Stone-Circles", a cluster of "Cairns" on plan 19. and a Cairn (on plan 19.11) the site of the Castle of Dennyfern, and the site of the Old Parish Church of Navar. (on plan 19.10)
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MUCKLE CAIRN |
Muckle Cairn
Muckle Cairn
Muckle Cairn |
Alexander Stewart, Blackhaugh
William Hunter Waterhead
Hugh Christison Finnoch |
011 |
A prominent hill on the parish boundary, near head of "Water of Saughs" |
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TOM TITLACH |
Tom Titlach |
Alexander Stewart, Blackhaugh
William Hunter Waterhead
Hugh Christison Finnoch |
011 |
A small feature about 20 chains South of "Muckle Cairn." |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill |
Alexander Stewart, Blackhaugh
William Hunter Waterhead
Hugh Christison Finnoch
County Map |
011 |
A name applied to a small flat topped hill, on the Parish boundary between Lethnot and Lochlee, at head of "Water of Saughs" |
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County Forfar |
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THE GOET |
The Goet
The Goet
The Goet
The Goet |
Estate Plans
Charles McAndrew
W. Lamond
Description of Marches |
011 |
A high and prominent eminence on the boundary between Cortachy and Lethnot, being the summit point of Ben Tirran. |
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BLACK SHANK |
Black Shank
Black Shank |
A. Stewart, Blackhaugh
W. Hunter, Waterhead
Hugh Christison, Finnach
County Map |
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A considerable feature shooting off the boundary range. |
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BURN OF BENTIRRAN |
Burn of Bentarn |
A. Stewart, Blackhaugh
W. Hunter, Waterhead
Hugh Christison, Finnach |
011 |
A good stream rising off "Ben Tarn" and falling into "Water of Saughs" about a mile from its source. |
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Co. [County] Forfar -- Lethnot
[Entry for Stony Loch has been crossed out with note]
In Cortachy & Clova Ph. [Parish]
Burn of Bentirran [note]
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EAST CAIRN |
East Cairn
East Cairn
East Cairn |
Alexander Stewart Blackhaugh
William Hunter Waterhead
William Stewart Glascory |
012 |
A good feature on the boundary between the parishes "Lethnot" and "Lochlee" |
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RED BURN |
Red Burn |
Alexander Stewart Blackhaugh
William Hunter Waterhead
William Stewart Glascory |
012 |
A small stream falling into north side of "Water of Saughs" at a shepherds sheiling. |
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BURN OF BLACKSHANK |
Burn of Blackshanks |
Alexander Stewart Blackhaugh
William Hunter Waterhead
William Stewart Glascory |
012 |
A stream rising off "Black Shank" runs north, and falls into "Water of Saughs" |
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CATERAN GRAIN |
Cateran Grain |
Alexander Stewart Blackhaugh
William Hunter Waterhead
William Stewart Glascory |
012 |
A small stream falling into "Water of Saughs" This stream takes its name from a party of Caterans, or Highland Robbers, having been overtaken, when returning home with spoil, and defeated by a number of men from Fearn Ph. [Parish]. |
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County Forfar -- Lethnot |
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WEST KNOCK |
West Knock
West Knock
West Knock |
William Stewart, Glascory
James Smart Ashurie
Alexander Stewart |
012 |
A prominent circular topped hill of Considerable height, on the boundary between Lethnot and Lochlee parishes, |
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FLOBBIT |
Flobbit |
William Stewart, Glascory
James Smart Ashurie
Alexander Stewart |
012 |
A name applied to a hollow or depression, on the south west slope of "West Knock"
Derivation not known. |
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COIRE NAN DÙN |
Coire nan Dun |
William Stewart, Glascory
James Smart Ashurie
Alexander Stewart |
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A large corrie or hollow extending from "East Knock" to "West Knock" Signification - Corrie of the hills. |
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County Forfar |
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BLIND GRAIN |
Blind Grain
Blind Grain
Blind Grain |
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh
William Stewart, - Glascory |
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A small stream falling into "Water of Saughs" a short distance above Muckle Falloch". |
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GIBS KNOWE |
Gibs Knowe
Gibs Know
Gibs Shank
Cubs Know |
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh
William Stewart, - Glascory
Anslie's Co. [County] Map
Property Plan
County Map Johnstone's |
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A low eminence lying South of "Muckle Falloch" |
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Co. [County] Forfar -- Lethnot |
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CAIRN TRENCH |
Cairn Trench
Cairn Trench
Cairn Trench
Cairn Trench
Cairn Trench |
Anslie's Co. [County] Map
Alexander Stewart, Blackhaugh
William Hunter, Waterhead
County Map
Property Plan |
012 |
A high hill on the boundary between the parishes of Cortachy and Lethnot. |
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MUCKLE FALLOCH |
Muckle Falloch
Muckle Falloch
Muckle Falloch |
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
Alexander Dunbar, Braco |
012 |
A large stream rising off "Cairn Trench" and, after a course of upwards of a mile, falls into "Water of Saughs" |
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BACK LATCH |
Back Latch |
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
Alexander Dunbar, Braco |
012 |
A small stream falling into "Water of Saughs" ¾ of a mile above "Muckle Falloch." |
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Co. [County] Forfar -- Lethnot |
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CRUYS |
Cruys
Cruys
Cruys |
William Stewart
Hugh Christison, Finnoch
Alexander Stewart |
012 |
A name applied to a good feature on the boundary between the parishes of "Lethnot & Lochlee"
Derivation not known. |
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ROUND HILL |
Round Hill
Round Hill |
William Stewart
Hugh Christison, Finnoch
Alexander Stewart
County Map |
012 |
A low hill on the north side of "Water of Saughs" opposite the junction of "Little Falloch," |
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BURN OF ROUNDHILL |
Burn of Roundhill |
William Stewart
Hugh Christison, Finnoch
Alexander Stewart |
012 |
A small stream rising on the South of "Crays" runs South and falls into "Water of Saughs" |
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SLATY BURN |
Slaty Burn |
William Stewart
Hugh Christison, Finnoch
Alexander Stewart |
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A stream falling into "Water of Saughs" near "Burn of Roundhill" |
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County Forfar -- Lethnot |
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LITTLE FALLOCH |
Little Falloch
Little Falloch |
Alexander Stewart
William Hunter
William Stewart |
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A small stream flowing into "Water of Saughs" near "Round Hill." |
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WATER OF SAUGHS |
Water of Saughs
Water of Saughs
Water of Saughs
Water of Saughs
Water of Saughs
Water of Saugh |
County Map (Ainslie's)
County Map (Johnstone's)
Estate Plan.
William Hunter.
Alexander Stewart.
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
012 |
A large stream rising in the western extremity of the Parish, flows in a South Easterly direction and after pursuing a rugged course, is joined by "Burn of Corscarie" near the farmhouse of "Waterhead", thence called "West Water" |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill
Black Hill
Black Hill
Black Hill |
County Map (Ainslie's)
William Stewart
Alexander Stewart
County Map (Johnstone's) |
012 |
A name applied to a large ridge topped hill on the boundary between "Lethnot" and "Lochlee," |
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County Forfar -- Lethnot |
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HORSE HOLM |
Horse Holm
Horse Holm
Horse Holm |
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart Ashurie |
012 |
A mossy flat extending into "Lochlee Parish, and situated between the head of West Burn, and Smithy Burn. |
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SMITHY BURN |
Smithy Burn |
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart Ashurie |
012 |
A good stream rising at "Horse Holm" flows southerly and falls into Water of Saughs. |
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BLIND GRAIN |
Blind Grain |
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart Ashurie |
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A small stream falling into north side of "Smithy Burn" |
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WEST BURN |
West Burn |
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart Ashurie |
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A stream rising in Horse Holm, and falls into Water of Saughs, opposite "Black Craig." |
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County Forfar -- Lethnot |
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SHANK OF FLOBBIT |
Shank of Flobbit
Shank of Flobbit
Shank of Flobbit |
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart |
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A prominent projection, off West Knock. |
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COIRE BREAC |
Coire Breac |
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart |
012 |
This name is applied to a conspicuous rocky hollow or depression, on South side of "Black Hill."
Signification - the mottled depression. |
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SHANK OF COCHLIE |
Shank of Cochlie |
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart |
012 |
A feature situated between "Coire Breac" and Garlet Burn.
Derivation not known. |
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BURN OF COIREBREAC |
Burn of Coirebreac |
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart |
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A small stream issuing from "Coire Breac" and falling into "Mill Burn." |
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County Forfar |
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GARLET BURN |
Garlet Burn
Garlet Burn
Garlet Burn
Garlet Burn |
Alexander Stewart
James Smart
William Stewart
Charles Will Tillybardine |
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A good stream about ¾ of a mile in length falling into "Mill Burn." |
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BURN OF MONTINEY |
Burn of Montiney |
Alexander Stewart
James Smart
William Stewart
Charles Will Tillybardine |
012 |
A small stream rising at "Shank of Flobbit" and falls into "Mill Burn." Derivation not known. |
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MILL BURN |
Mill Burn |
Alexander Stewart
James Smart
William Stewart
Charles Will Tillybardine |
012 |
A good stream rising a little north of "East Corrie" pursues a south easterly direction, and falls into West Water at an old Corn Mill, near "Whorlestone" |
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County Forfar |
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TURF HILL |
Turf Hill
Turf Hill
Turf Hill |
William Stewart
Alexander Stewart
James Smart |
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A low eminence situated a little north of the farmhouse of "Whorlestone." |
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BURN OF COIRE NAN DÙN |
Burn of Coirenandun |
William Stewart
Alexander Stewart
James Smart |
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A small stream, issuing out of "Coire nan Dun," and falls into "Burn of Tillybardine." See Coire nan Dun |
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WEST CRAIG |
West Craig
West Craig |
William Stewart
Alexander Stewart
James Smart
County Map |
012 |
A name applied to a small craig on the "West Burn" |
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CRAIG OF DOUNE |
Craig of Doune
Craig of Doun |
William Stewart
Alexander Stewart
James Smart
County Map |
012 |
A prominent rocky knoll, near or at the junction of the "Smithy Burn", with "Water of Saughs," From Dun a hill |
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County Forfar |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill
White Hill
White Hill |
Property Plan
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh
County Map |
012 |
A high hill on the boundary between Cortachy and Lethnot, |
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LANG GREEN BURN |
Lang Green Burn |
Property Plan
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh |
012 |
A good stream rising between "Gibs Knowe" and "White Hill" and falling into "Burn of Duskintry" near its head. |
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MUCKLE SAUCHAN BURN |
Muckle Sauchan Burn |
Property Plan
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh |
012 |
Two streams rising off the "Shank of Donald Young" and falling into "Burn of Duskintry," Derivation unknown |
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LITTLE SAUCHAN BURN |
Little Sauchan Burn |
Property Plan
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh |
012 |
Two streams rising off the "Shank of Donald Young" and falling into "Burn of Duskintry," Derivation unknown |
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BURN OF DUSKINTRY |
Burn of Duskintry |
Property Plan
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh County Map |
012 |
A good stream bearing this name from the junction of "Little Green Burn" with "Head of Duskintry" and falling into Water of Saughs near "Earn Skelly". Derivation unknown. |
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BURN OF EARNSKELLY |
Burn of Earn Skelly |
William Hunter Waterhead
Alexander Stewart, Blackhaugh
James Stewart - Leadbakie |
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A small stream falling into "Burn of Duskintry. |
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Co. [County] Forfar
Burn of Earn Skelly [note]
Compounded
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SHANK OF DONALD YOUNG |
Shank of Donald Young
Shank of Donald Young
Shank of Donald Young
Shank of Donald Young
Shank of Donald Young |
Property Plan
Anslie's County Map
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh
County Map (Johnstone's) |
012 |
A well known name appied to a ridge of hill, North of "Burn of Duskintry", The name is believed to have arisen from a cateran, or highland robber, having been killed here, and an account of the transaction is given in a ballad of the 17th. Century. |
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EARN SKELLY |
Earn Skelly
Earn Skelly
Earn Skelly |
William Hunter Waterhead
Alexander Stewart, Blackhaugh
James Stewart - Leadbakie |
012 |
An irregularly shaped rock near the confluence of Burn of Duskintry. From Fear eun an eagle. |
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BURN OF ADIKINEAR |
Burn of Adikinear
Burn of Adikinear
Burn of Adikinear |
Property Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart |
012 |
A small stream rising off "Ruragh" and falling into "Burn of Duskintry" Derivation unknown. |
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LITTLE HILL OF DONALD YOUNG |
Little Hill of Donald Young |
Property Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart |
012 |
Two small features lying respectively North and South of Burn of Duskintry. |
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LITTLE HILL OF ADIKINEAR |
Little Hill of Adikinear |
Property Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart |
012 |
Two small features lying respectively North and South of Burn of Duskintry. |
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Co. [County] Forfar |
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BURN OF CORRIE NA BERRAN |
Burn of Corrie na berran
Burn of Corrie na berran
Burn of Corrie na berran |
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart |
012 |
A stream rising in Corrie na Berran and falls into "Water of Saughs." |
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EAST CORRIE |
East Corrie
East Corrie
East Corrie
East Corrie
East Corry |
County Map (Ainslie's)
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart
County Map |
012 |
This name is applied to a prominent Shank or hill, overlooking the farm house of "Glascory." |
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WEST CORRIE |
West Corrie
West Corry |
County Map (Ainslie's)
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart
James Smart
County Map |
012 |
A feature similar in description to the above. |
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County Forfar |
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BROOM CRAIG |
Broom Craig
Broom Craig
Broom Craig |
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart |
012 |
A name applied to a prominent feature situated a little north of "Craig of Doune," |
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BURN OF DOUNE |
Burn of Doune |
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart |
012 |
A small stream falling into "Water of Saughs," about 35 chains south from "Smithy Burn," |
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BLACK CRAIG |
Black Craig
Black Craig
Black Craig
Black Craig |
Estate Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
County Map |
012 |
A large and conspicuous craig of overhanging rocks, on the South side of "Water of Saughs", about a mile and half above "Waterhead," |
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CORRIE NA BERRAN |
Corrie na Berran
Corrie na Berran
Corrie na Berran |
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart |
012 |
A steep and rocky, hollow or corrie extending from "Black Craig" to "Hill of Berran," Signification of "Berran" not known |
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County Forfar |
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GLASCORRIE |
Glascory
Glascory
Glascory
Glascory
Glascorry |
Mr. Stocks Factor
William Stewart Tenant
James Smart
Valuation Roll
County Map |
012 |
A farm house and Sheep farm, the property of the Earl of Dalhousie From Glas and Coire the grey depression. |
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SCHOOL [nr Glascorrie] |
School
School
School |
William Stewart
James Smart
Charles Will |
012 |
A small building occupied as a school during a few months of Winter, supported by Fees, |
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WHORLESTONE |
Whorlestone
Whorelstone
Whorlestone
Whorlstone
Whirleston |
Mr. Stocks
Robert Mill Occupier
James Smart
Valuation Roll
County Map |
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A farm house, and small sheep grazing, the property of the Earl of Dalhousie, |
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County Forfar
Glascorrie [note]
"Corrie" adopted it being evident
this Farm takes its name from
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BOGGIESHALLO |
Boggieshallo
Boggieshallo
Boggieshallo
Bogie Shallow |
Mr. Stocks
William Walsh Tenant
Valuation Roll
County Map |
012 |
An old farmhouse and small sheep Grazing the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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CORRIE (Ruins) |
Corrie (Ruins)
Corrie (Ruins)
Corrie (Ruins) |
Alexander Stewart Blackhaugh
Mr. Will, Tillybardine
Henry Michie Hunthill |
012 |
A name applied to several ruins formerly a farm house and offices, and situated about half a mile south-west of Glas Corrie & now used as a sheepfold. |
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County Forfar |
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TILLYBUCKLE HILLOCK |
Tillybuckle Hillock
Tillybuckle Hillock
Tillybuckle Hillock |
Charles Will
James Smart
Alexander Stewart |
013 |
A small knoll, situated on the South side of "Burn of Tarsney,"
Derivation not known |
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WEST CRAIG |
West Craig
West Craig
West Craig |
Charles Will
James Smart
Alexander Stewart
County Map (Ainslie's)
County Map (Johnstone's) |
013 |
This name is applied to a feature of "Hill of Wirren", about half a mile north west of the farm house of "Ashurie" |
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SHANK OF AUCHNAFOE |
Shank of Auchnafoe
Shank of Auchnafoe
Shank of Auchnafoe |
Charles Will
James Smart
Alexander Stewart |
013 |
A feature a little north east of "West Craig," and at head of "Burn of 'Ashurie"
Derivation not known. |
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EAST GRAIN |
East Grain and West Grain
East Grain and West Grain
East Grain and West Grain |
Charles Will
James Smart
Alexander Stewart |
013 |
Two small streams, forming the "Burn of Ashurie." |
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WEST GRAIN |
East Grain and West Grain
East Grain and West Grain
East Grain and West Grain |
Charles Will
James Smart
Alexander Stewart |
013 |
Two small streams, forming the "Burn of Ashurie." |
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County Forfar |
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EAST KNOCK |
East Knock
East Knock
East Knock |
James Smart Ashurie
William Stewart Glascory
Charles Will Tillybardine |
013 |
A name applied to conical hill on the boundary between the parishes of "Lethnot" and "Lochlee," |
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CLASH OF WIRREN |
Clash of Wirren |
James Smart Ashurie
William Stewart Glascory
Charles Will Tillybardine |
012 |
A prominent opening, or hollow, on the north side of which the Public Road to "Lochlee" passes. |
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BURN OF TILLYBARDINE |
Burn of Tillybardine |
James Smart Ashurie
William Stewart Glascory
Charles Will Tillybardine |
013 |
A good stream rising near "Clash of Wirren" and falls into "West Water" near farm house of same name. |
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BURN OF TARSNEY |
Burn of Tarsney |
James Smart Ashurie
William Stewart Glascory
Charles Will Tillybardine |
013 |
A small stream falling into south side of "Burn of Tillybardine,"
Derivation not known |
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County Forfar |
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HILL OF WIRREN |
Hill of Wirren
Hill of Wirren
Hill of Wirren
Hill of Wirren
Warran Hill
Hill of Wirran
Warren Hill |
New Statistical Account
James Smart
Charles Will
David Ricard, Bogton
County Map (Ainslie's)
Old Stat [Statistical] Account
County Map (Johnstone's) |
013 |
A long ridged topped hill, having several inferior features, froming part of the boundary between the Parishes of "Lethnot" and "Edzell." it forms the principal feature in the district, and is the highest hill in the Parish. Its top extends from East to West a distance of about a mile and half. |
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WEST WIRREN |
West Wirren
West Wirren
West Wirren
West Warran
West Warran
West Warren |
James Smart
Alexander Stewart
Charles Will
County Map (Ainslie's)
County Map Johnstone's
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
013 |
A name applied to the western and principal feature of "Hill of Wirren"
The old Stat. [Statistical] Account states the word Wirren to signify the Hill of Springs. |
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EAST CRAIG |
East Craig
East Craig
East Craig |
James Smart
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart |
013 |
A prominent projection of "Hill of Wirren". near the farm house of "Ashurie," |
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County Forfar |
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CULFAURIE |
Culfuarie
Culfuarie
Culfuarie |
Alexander Stewart
James Smart
William Stewart |
012 |
A steep depression or hollow on "Hill of Wirren". between "East Craig" and "West Wirren"
Derivation Cul a recess, Fuar, cold. |
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TILLYBARDINE |
Tillybardine
Tillybardine
Tillybardine
Tillybardine
Tillybardine |
Mr. Stock. Factor
Charles Will, Occupier
James Smart
Valuation Roll
County Map |
013 |
A farmhouse, and small sheep grazing. the property of the Earl of Dalhousie,
Derivation not known. |
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ORDIES HILL |
Ordies Hill
Ordies Hill
Ordies Hill
Ordies Hill |
Alexander Stewart
Charles Will
William Stewart
James Smart |
013 |
A ridged topped hill of Considerable height, South of Tillybardine Derivation not known. |
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EAST BURN |
East Burn |
Alexander Stewart
Charles Will
William Stewart
James Smart |
013 |
A small stream rising on the north side of "Tamhilt" and falls into "West Water," |
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ASHURIE |
Ashurie
Ashurie
Ashurie
Auchowrie |
William Stocks, Factor
James Smart, Occupier
William Stewart
Valuation Roll |
013 |
A farmhouse and small sheep grazing the property of the Earl of Dalhousie,
Derivation not known. |
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BURN OF ASHURIE |
Burn of Ashurie |
William Stocks, Factor
James Smart, Occupier
William Stewart
Valuation Roll |
013 |
A good stream formed by "East Grain" and "West Grain" at "Culfuarie" flows Southerly and falls into "West Water." |
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STONYFORD |
Stonyford
Stonyford
Stonyford
Stonyford |
Mr. Stocks Factor
Samuel Duncan Occupier
James Smart.
County Map |
013 |
A good dwelling house, the property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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CRAIGS OF STONYFORD |
Craigs of Stonyford |
James Smart
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart |
012 |
A name applied to a rocky declivity South of "Stonyford" |
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County Forfar |
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WEST WATER |
West Water
West Water
West Water
West Water
West Water
West Water
West Water
West Water |
Old Statistical Account
James Smart
William Stewart
William Hunter
County Map (Ainslie's)
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Lands of the Lindsays
Memorials of Angus & Mearns |
013 |
A small river bearing that name from the junction of "Water of Saughs" and "Burn of Corscarie", flows in a South Easterly direction, forms part of the boundary between the parishes of "Lethnot", Menmuir" & "Strathcathro", leaves the parish at the junction of the "Burn of Margie", and falls into the "North Esk" at "Strathcathro" |
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SHANK OF DARNICH |
Shank of Darnich
Shank of Darnich
Shank of Darnich |
James Smart
William Stewart
Charles Will |
013 |
A low eminence about 40 chains East of "Ashurie"
Derivation not known. |
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BURN OF DARNICH |
Burn of Darnich |
James Smart
William Stewart
Charles Will |
013 |
A good stream of pure water rising, on west side of "Hill of Wirren" and falls into "West Water". |
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County Forfar |
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SHANK OF FREOCH |
Shank of Freoch
Shank of Freoch
Shank of Freoch |
James Smart
Charles Wills
Hugh Christison, Finnoch |
013 |
A flat topped ridge between the "Burn of Darnich" and Burn of Freoch" and a feature of "Hill of Wirren"
From Fraoch, heather |
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BURN OF FREOCH |
Burn of Freoch |
James Smart
Charles Will
Hugh Christison, Finnoch |
013 |
A good stream running between the "Shank of Freoch" and "Shank of Ledmanie", and falls into "West Water". |
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SHANK OF LEDMANIE |
Shank of Ledmanie
Shank of Ledmanie
Shank of Ledmanie |
John Coutts. Dikhead
James Smart
Hugh Christison |
013 |
A large feature of "Hill of Wirren", long and ridged topped, and situated north of the farm house of "Finnoch" |
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SNOWHOLM BURN |
Snowholm Burn and Wester Grain |
John Coutts. Dikhead
James Smart
Hugh Christison |
013 |
Two small streams falling into head of Burn of Drumcairn |
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WESTER GRAIN |
Snowholm Burn and Wester Grain |
John Coutts. Dikhead
James Smart
Hugh Christison |
013 |
Two small streams falling into head of Burn of Drumcairn |
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County Forfar
Wester Grain [note]
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HARE CAIRN |
Hare Cairn
Hare Cairn
Hare Cairn |
James Smart
John Coutts
Hugh Christison |
013 |
A name applied to a heap, or small craig of loose rocks and stones situated at the head of "Shank of Ledmanie," near top of "Hill of Wirren" |
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BROOM BURN |
Broom Burn |
James Smart
John Coutts
Hugh Christison |
013 |
A small stream 17 chains west of "Torr na Meanoch" falling into head of "Burn of Drumcairn" |
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TÒRR NA MENACH |
Torr na Meanoch |
James Smart
John Coutts
Hugh Christison |
013 |
A good feature about 50 chains South of the Eastern Extremity of the "Hill of Wirren"
From Torr a knoll and "Meannach" abounding in kids. |
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BLACK SHANK |
Black Shank
Black Shank
Black Shank |
County Map (Ainslie's)
John Coutts
John Tod. Shepherd Drumcairn. |
013 |
A small feature between "Torr na Meanoch" and "Corrie Livery" |
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County Forfar
Torr na Menach [note]
"The Kid's Hill"
Correct Gaelic orthography adopted [Initialled] A.G. |
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CORRIE LIVERY |
Corrie Livery
Corrie Livery
Corrie Livery
Corrie Livery |
John Couuts
John Tod
James Smart
Alexander Stewart |
012 |
A fine, and steep depression or hollow, at the East End of "Hill of Wirren" and head of "Oldtown Burn,"
Derivation not known. |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
County Map (Ainslie's)
David Ricard Bogton
John Coutts
County Map |
013 |
A small hill on the boundary between the parishes of "Lethnot and "Edzell." |
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BACK PEAT BURN |
Back Peat Burn
Back Peat Burn
Back Peat Burn |
Property Plan
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh |
018 |
A good stream rising at the Southwest end of "Ruragh" and after a course of a mile joins "Burn of Duskintry" near its "Head". |
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LITTLE GREEN BURN |
Little Green Burn |
Property Plan
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh |
018 |
A small stream forming one of the sources of "Burn of Duskintry" |
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HEAD OF DUSKINTRY |
Head of Duskintry |
Property Plan
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Stewart - Blackhaugh |
018 |
A small stream like the above forming one of the sources of "Burn of Duskintry". |
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POTTY LEADNAR |
Potty Leadnar
Potty Leadnar
Potty Leadnar |
Description of Marches
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart |
018 |
A small flat projection between "Head of Duskintry" and "Back Peat Burn". Derivation unknown |
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FLECKIT HEUGHS |
Fleckit Heughs
Fleckit Heughs |
William Hunter. Waterhead
Alexander Stewart. Blackhaugh |
018 |
A hollow, formed by sliding stones, through which a small stream runs. Fleckit - spotted. |
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RURAGH |
Ruragh
Ruragh
Ruragh
Ruroch Hill |
Property Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
County Map |
018 |
A prominent flat topped feature lying between Burn of Corscarie and Burn of Duskintry" Der. [Derivation] unknown |
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SHANK OF PEATS |
Shank of Peats
Shank of Peats
Shank of Peats |
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
Alexander Dunbar Braco |
018 |
A very large and prominent pasture lying between "Burn of Corscarie" and "Burn of Glansie". |
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WHITESTANE BURN |
Whitestane Burn
Whitestane Burn
Whitestane Burn |
Property Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart |
018 |
A small stream flowing into "Burn of Corscarie". |
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INMOST GRAIN |
Inmost Grain
Inmost Grain
Inmost Grain
South Grain |
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
Alexander Dunbar
Estate Plan |
018 |
A small stream flowing into South side of Burn of Corscarie. |
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Co. [County] Forfar
South Grain [note]
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HILL OF BERRAN |
Hill of Berran
Hill of Berran
Hill of Berran |
Estate Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart |
018 |
A large ridged topped hill of Considerable height, near the farm house of "Waterhead" |
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WESTER HILL |
Wester Hill
Wester Hill
Wester Hill
Wester Hill |
County Map (Ainslie's)
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
County Map (Johnstons) |
018 |
A good feature, between "Burn of Corscarie" and Hill of Berran |
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BURN OF CORSCARIE |
Burn of Corscarie
Burn of Corscarie
Burn of Corscarie
Coscarie Burn |
Estate Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
County Map |
018 |
A large stream rising west end of "Ruragh" flows easterly and joins "Water of Saughs," near "Waterhead" thence called "West Water"
From Cross Corrie owing to the shape of the hill at its head, |
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REDSHIEL |
Redsheil
Redsheil |
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart |
018 |
A Shepherds house on the farm of "Waterhead" the property of the Earl of Dalhousie, |
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BURN OF FYSTIE |
Burn of Fystie
Burn of Fystie
Burn of Fystie |
Estate Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart |
018 |
A small stream, rising south side of "Hill of Berran" falling into "Burn of Corscarie" at "Redsheil"
Derivation not known |
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County Forfar
Red Shiel [note]
Sheal, Sheil Shielding - a hut. Jamiesons. |
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WEST BURN |
West Burn
West Burn
West Burn |
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
Alexander Stewart, Blackhaugh
William Hunter Waterhead |
018 |
A small stream falling into "West Water" below "Hunthill Lodge". |
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WEST CORRIE |
West Corrie |
Property Plan |
018 |
A depression in the hillside falling to West Water. |
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CRAIGIE SHIRRNA |
Craigie Shirrna
Craigie Shirrna
Craigie Shirrna |
Alexander Dunbar
Alexander Stewart
William Hunter |
013 |
An eminence, prominent from the South side, on the march between the farms of "Waterhead" and "Braco," - Der. [Derivation] unknown |
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HUNTHILL LODGE |
Hunthill Lodge
Hunthill Lodge
Hunthill Lodge |
Mr. Stocks Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll
William Hunter |
018 |
A superior dwelling house erected by Lord Dalhousie as a shooting lodge and is occupied during the season, The Game keepers house is adjacent. |
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BLACKHAUGH |
Blackhaugh
Blackhaugh
Blackhaugh |
Mr. Stocks Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll
William Hunter
& property plan
County Map |
018 |
This was formerly a farm steading but is now annexed to the farm of "Glascory" and occupied by a Shepherd. |
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WATERHEAD |
Waterhead
Waterhead
Waterhead |
Mr. Stocks Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll
William Hunter
Valuation Roll 1859-60
County Map |
018 |
A good farm steading with large sheep farm attached, the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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FLOBBIT (Ruins) |
Flobbit (Ruins)
Flobbit (Ruins)
Flobbit (Ruins) |
Property Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart |
018 |
A cotter's house long in ruins, It is on "Waterhead" farm. |
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BLINDARG (Ruins) |
Blindarg (Ruins)
Blinderg |
Property Plan
William Hunter
Alexander Stewart
County Map |
018 |
This was formerly a farm steading but has long been in ruins. It is on "Waterhead" farm. |
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Co. [County] Forfar |
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OUTMOST GRAIN |
Outmost Grain
Outmost Grain
North Grain |
William Hunter Waterhead
Alexander Stewart Blackhaugh
Property Plan |
018 |
A small stream falling into "Burn of Corscarie". |
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DOG HILLOCK |
Dog Hillock
Dog Hillock
Dog Hillock |
Ainslie's Co. [County] Map
Property Plan
William Hunter Waterhead |
018 |
A small knoll on which the parishes of Lethnot, Cortachy, and Tannadice conjoin. |
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HILL OF GLANSIE |
Hill of Glansie
Hill of Glansie
Hill of Glansie |
Property Plan
William Hunter Waterhead
Alexander Stewart Blackhaugh |
018 |
A prominent and high feature at the head of "Burn of Glansie". |
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BURN OF GLANSIE |
Burn of Glansie |
Property Plan
William Hunter Waterhead
Alexander Stewart Blackhaugh |
018 |
A good stream rising off "Hill of Glansie" and falling into Burn of Corscarie" a mile above "Waterhead." |
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MOUNT SNED |
Mount Sned
Mount Sned |
Property Plan
William Hunter Waterhead
Alexander Stewart Blackhaugh
County Map |
018 |
A high and prominent hill on the boundary between Tannadice and Lethnot |
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North Grain [note]
Is not North Grain another name for Outmost Grain?
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HILL OF MONDURRAN |
Hill of Mondurran
Hill of Mondurran
Hill of Mondurran |
Property Plan
William Hunter, Waterhead
Alexander Dunbar - Braco |
018 |
A high hill, steep on both sides, on the march between the farms of "Waterhead" and "Braco" - Der. [Derivation] unknown |
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MUCKLE SHIEL BURN |
Muckle Sheil Burn (and) Little Shiel Burn |
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
James Stewart, Leadbagie
David Bruce Westside |
018 |
Two small streams flowing into the North side of "Burn of Calletar." |
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LITTLE SHIEL BURN |
Muckle Sheil Burn (and) Little Shiel Burn |
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
James Stewart, Leadbagie
David Bruce Westside |
018 |
Two small streams flowing into the North side of "Burn of Calletar." |
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BURN OF GARBET |
Burn of Garbet |
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
James Stewart, Leadbagie
David Bruce Westside |
018 |
A short stream falling into "Burn of Calletar" - Der. [Derivation] unknown. |
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BURN OF DUCHARR |
Burn of Ducharr |
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
James Stewart, Leadbagie
David Bruce Westside |
018 |
A short stream falling into "Burn of Calletar", Der. [Derivation] unknown. |
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SHANK OF DUCHARR |
Shank of Ducharr |
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
James Stewart, Leadbagie
David Bruce Westside |
018 |
A flat topped projection lying between "Burn of Ducharr" and "Burn of Garbet". |
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HILL OF GARBET |
Hill of Garbet
Hill of Garbet
Hill of Garbet |
James Stewart - Leadbakie
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
David Bruce - Westside |
018 |
A ridge topped, high, hill on which the three Parishes of Lethnot, Tannadice and Fearn conjoin. |
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LAIDWINLEY |
Laidwinley |
James Stewart - Leadbakie
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
David Bruce - Westside |
018 |
An eminence similar to the above and situated at the East end of it, Der. [Derivation] unknown, |
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CORRIE OF LAIDWINLEY |
Corrie of Laidwinley |
James Stewart - Leadbakie
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
David Bruce - Westside |
013 |
A fine regularly shaped depression in the East end of Laidwinley. |
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BURN OF LAIDWINLEY |
Burn of Laidwinley |
James Stewart - Leadbakie
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
David Bruce - Westside |
018 |
A good stream rising out of the "Corrie of Laidwinley" and falling into "Burn of Calletar" a mile above "Westside." |
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BURNT HILL |
Burnt Hill
Burnt Hill
Burnt Hill |
James Stewart, Leadbakie
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
David Bruce, Westside |
018 |
A prominent eminence on the farm of Nathro. |
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TAMHILT |
Tamhilt
Tamhilt
Tamhilt
Tamhilt |
Property Plan
William Hunter - Waterhead
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
County Map |
019 |
A broad topped high hill on the March between "Waterhead" and "Braco" farms, - Der. [Derivation] unknown. |
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CRAIG DUCHREY |
Craig Duchrey
Craig Duchrey
Craig Duchrey |
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
David Bruce - Westside
James Stewart Leadbakie |
019 |
A prominent hill, rocky on the South side - Der. [Derivation] unknown. |
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GUYER CLASH |
Guyer Clash |
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
David Bruce - Westside
James Stewart Leadbakie |
019 |
A very remarkable hollow on the North slope of "Craig Duchrey" and lying between it and "Craigs of Stonyford". |
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BURN OF DUCHREY |
Burn of Duchrey |
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
David Bruce - Westside
James Stewart Leadbakie |
019 |
A small stream rising off "Craig Duchrey and falling into "Burn of Calletar" near "Braco" |
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BRACO |
Braco
Braco
Braco |
Mr. Stocks, Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Alexander Dunbar |
019 |
A farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie, It is occupied by a Shepherd. |
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DRUMHEAD |
Drumhead
Drumhead
Drumhead |
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
Alexander Stewart, Blackhaugh
Thomas Molison, Craigendowie |
019 |
A shepherd's house formerly a farmsteading, It is the property of the Earl of Dalhousie - No name is given to the ruins southeast of it. |
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FINNOCH |
Finnoch
Finnoch
Finnoch
Finnich
Finnoch |
Mr. Stocks
Hugh Christison Occupier
James Smart
Valuation Roll
County Map |
019 |
A farmhouse and Sheep grazing rented by James Middleton and the property of the Earl of Dalhousie, From Fionn Cnoc the pale knoll. |
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CRAIG OF FINNOCH |
Craig of Finnoch
Craig of Finnoch
Craig of Finnoch |
Hugh Christison
John Coutts
James Smart |
019 |
A prominent conical topped hill, East and overlooking the farm house of "Finnoch," |
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CRAIG NARB |
Craig Narb |
Hugh Christison
John Coutts
James Smart |
019 |
A small hill between "Burn of Drumcairn" and Burn of Oldtown", and situated about 40 Chains South of "Torr na Meanach" Derivation not known. |
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County Forfar |
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BURN OF OLDTOWN |
Burn of Oldtown
Burn of Oldtown
Burn of Oldtown |
Mr. Stocks Factor
David Ricard. Bogtown
John Coutts. |
019 |
A good stream rising in "Corrie Livery" pursues a southerly course and falls into "West Water" near "Tillydowie" |
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BURN OF RAES |
Burn of Raes
Burn of Raes
Burn of Raes |
John Coutts
John Todd
James Smart |
019 |
A small stream rising on Torr na Meanach and falls into "Burn of Oldtown". |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill
Black Hill
Black Hill |
County Map (Ainslie's)
David Ricard
John Coutts |
019 |
This name is applied to a ridged topped hill situated between the "Burn of Oldtown" and "Burn of Margie" |
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CAIRNY HILL |
Cairny Hill |
County Map (Ainslie's)
David Ricard
John Coutts |
019 |
A prominent small hill about 30 chains South East of "Black Hill" |
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County Forfar |
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REDFAULDS |
Redfaulds
Redfaulds
Redfaulds |
David Ramsey Witton
Alexander Low. Margie
David Coutts |
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A cothouse on the farm of "Witton" occupied by a shepherd, and the property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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WESTSIDE |
Westside
Westside
Westside |
Valuation Roll
Mr. Stocks - Factor
Ainslie's Co. [County] Map |
019 |
A farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie, It is occupied by a Shepherd. |
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BURN OF CALLETAR |
Burn of Calletar
Burn of Calletar
Burn of Calletar
Caletar Burn |
Ainslie's County Map
David Stewart Nathro
Thomas Molison - Craigendowie
County Map (Johnstone's) |
019 |
A good stream rising off the West end of "Hill of Mondurran" and flowing in an easterly direction falls into West Water near "Craigendowie" - Der. [Derivation] unknown |
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BURN OF BLAIR |
Burn of Blair
Burn of Blair
Burn of Blair |
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
James Stewart, Leadbakie
David Bruce, Westside |
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A small stream flowing into "Burn of Calletar" near the confluence of "Burn of Laidwinley" - Blar a field or plain |
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BURN OF MUNTIE |
Burn of Muntie |
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
James Stewart, Leadbakie
David Bruce, Westside |
019 |
A small stream flowing into "Burn of Calletar" 1/4 of a mile above "Braco" Der. [Derivation] unknown |
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NATHRO |
Nathro
Nathro
Nathro
Nathrow |
Val [Valuation] Roll
David Stewart Farmer
Thomas Molison, Craigendowie
County Map |
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A good farm steading the property of the Earl of Fife. |
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NATHRO LODGE |
Nathro Lodge |
Val [Valuation] Roll
David Stewart Farmer
Thomas Molison, Craigendowie |
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A small dwelling house erected 35 years ago as a shooting lodge, It is the property of the Earl of Fife |
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NATHRO HILL |
Nathro Hill
Nathro Hill
Nathro Hill
Nathro Hill |
David Stewart
Thomas Molison
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
County Map |
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A regularly shaped hill on the farm of that name, It is of no great height. |
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BURN OF DRUMCAIRN |
Burn of Drumcairn
Burn of Drumcairn
Burn of Drumcairn
Drumcairn Burn |
John Coutts Dikehead
Mr. Stocks Factor
David Ricard - Bogton
Ainslie's Co. [County] Map |
019 |
A good stream bearing this name from the junction of "Snowholm Burn" with "Broom Burn" till it falls into "West Water" near Lethnot. |
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MUCKLE COWIE |
Muckle Cowie
Muckle Cowie
Muckle Cowie |
John Coutts, Dikehead
Hugh Christison, Finnoch
James Smart - Ashurie |
019 |
A prominent eminence lying between "West Water" and Burn of Drumcairn, - Der. [Derivation] unknown |
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LITTLE COWIE |
Little Cowie |
John Coutts, Dikehead
Hugh Christison, Finnoch
James Smart - Ashurie |
019 |
A slight eminence South of Muckle Cowie. |
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CAIRN MORE |
Cairn More
Cairn More
Cairn More |
County Map (Ainslie's)
John Coutts, Dikehead
Hugh Christison, Finnoch
James Smart - Ashurie
County Map (Johnston's) |
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An eminence South of Little Cowie covered with scattered rocks - From Carn & Mor, Large Cairn |
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DIKEHEAD |
Dikehead
Dikehead
Dikehead
Dikehead |
Mr. Stocks - Factor
John Coutts
James Middleton, Drumcairn
County Map |
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A Shepherds house on the farm of "Drumcairn," |
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EASTHAUGH |
Easthaugh
Easthaugh
Easthaugh
Easthaugh |
Mr. Stocks - Factor
Thomas Molison, Craigendowie
Alexander Dunbar, Braco
County Map |
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A small cottage with outhouses on the farm of "Craigendowie" |
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CRAIGENDOWIE |
Craigendowie
Craigendowie
Craigendowie
Craigendowie
Craigendowie |
Mr. Stocks, Factor
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Thomas Molison Farmer
Valuation Roll
County Map |
019 |
A good farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie - There is a mill near this for corn grinding only - From Creagan Dubha Black Rocks. |
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CREAGAN DUBHA |
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The Craig is an immense Black Rock close by the River side. |
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MILLHILLOCK |
Millhillock
Millhillock
Millhillock |
Thomas Molison Farmer
Alexander Dunbar Braco
David Bruce Westside |
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An inferior dwelling house occupied by the Miller of the adjacent Corn Mill. |
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CORN MILL [Millhillock] |
Corn Mill |
Thomas Molison Farmer
Alexander Dunbar Braco
David Bruce Westside |
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An inferior dwelling house occupied by the Miller of the adjacent Corn Mill |
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BURN OF CLOSECORY |
Burn of Closecory |
Thomas Molison Farmer
Alexander Dunbar Braco
David Bruce Westside |
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A small stream falling into "Burn of Nathro" opposite "Nathro" farm steading |
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BURN OF CONALLEN |
Burn of Conallen |
Thomas Molison Farmer
Alexander Dunbar Braco
David Bruce Westside |
019 |
A small stream falling into "Burn of Calletar" near Craigendowie - From Cona Ghleann. |
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Co. [County] Forfar
Creagan Dubha [note]
This very remarkable craig stands up a prominent object of the landscape. [Initialled] J.B. Lt.Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] |
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Site of STONE CIRCLE [Craigendowie] |
Site of Druidical Temple
Site of Druidical Temple |
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Thomas Molison, Craigendowie |
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There is now nothing remaining to mark the site except a portion of the ground being still uncultivated, nor is there any person who recollects seeing any remains. It is supposed to have been demolished in making an old road through it the track of which is still plain.
"There are the remains of two or three small Druidical temples, one at Newbigging, one at Blairno, and one said to have been at "Craigendowie" but now demolished". New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
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Co. [County] Forfar -- Lethnot Ph. [Parish]
Site of Stone Circle [note]
[Initialled] JB Lt. Col. R.E. [Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers]
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Requested to be written
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CIRCLE [Craigendowie] |
Circle
Circle
Circle |
Land of the Lindsays
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruickshanks
Thomas Molison, Craigendowie
Alexander Dunbar, Braco |
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A small Circle 35 links in diameter, It is quite on a level with the ground around it, and is only marked by flat stones placed round it, Those stones do not rise above the surface |
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CAIRNS [Craigendowie] |
Cairns
Cairns
Cairns |
Land of the Lindsays
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruickshanks
Thomas Molison, Craigendowie
Alexander Dunbar, Braco |
019 |
It [Circle] is situated in the midst of a great number of artificial looking Cairns similar to those in Lochlee but for the most part very indistinct, |
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COMMON TO LETHNOT & NAVAR AND MENMUIR |
Common to Lethnot & Navar and Menmuir Parishes |
Mr. Peter Gordon, Careston
Mr. David Rose Rome Menmuir
Mr. Fife Bailie, Forfar - Tenant of Tillybirnie
Mr. Strachan of Messrs. Black & Strachan Brechin, Agent on Balnamoon |
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This common belongs to the Estates of Balnamoon and Careston, & the farms of Tillybirnie and Drumboy (this latter farm is now merged with Tillybirnie on Careston Estate and Aucharsie on Balnamoon Estate have as stated by the Authorities quoted an equal right to the Common ground -
These authorities cannot give any information as to the Common being claimed by no Parish. |
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PUTNEY MAOL |
Putney Maol
Putney Maol
Putney Maol |
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
James Stewart - Leadbakie
David Bruce Westside |
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A high and prominent feature on the Southern boundary of Lethnot - Maol a height. Remainder unkown |
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PEAT HILL |
Peat Hill |
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
James Stewart - Leadbakie
David Bruce Westside |
019 |
A hill similar in description to the above [Putney Maol]. |
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SLOCHD |
Slochd |
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
James Stewart - Leadbakie
David Bruce Westside |
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A hollow at the head of the stream which flows past "Leadbakie", Slochd a hollow. |
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CORRIE CLEACH |
Corrie Cleach |
Alexander Dunbar - Braco
James Stewart - Leadbakie
David Bruce Westside |
019 |
A narrow and deep hollow at the head of the stream of that name, Der. [Derivation] from Coire a dell, and Clach a stone. |
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BURN OF NATHRO |
Burn of Nathro
Burn of Nathro
Burn of Nathro
Nathraw Burn |
Alexander Dunbar, - Braco
James Stewart - Leadbakie
David Bruce - Westside
County Map |
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A good stream rising off the south end of "Burnt Hill", and falling into "Burn of Calletar" a short distance above "Craigendowie". |
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BELLS BURN |
Bells Burn |
Alexander Dunbar, - Braco
James Stewart - Leadbakie
David Bruce - Westside |
019 |
A small stream bearing this name from the junction of "Burn of Corriecleach" with "Burn of Culearnie" till it falls into "Burn of Nathro". |
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BURN OF CORRIECLEACH |
Burn of Corriecleach |
Alexander Dunbar, - Braco
James Stewart - Leadbakie
David Bruce - Westside |
019 |
Two streams respectively forming the Western and Eastern sources of "Bells Burn," See Corrie Cleach for der. [derivation] |
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BURN OF CULEARNIE |
Burn of Culearnie |
Alexander Dunbar, - Braco
James Stewart - Leadbakie
David Bruce - Westside |
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Two streams respectively forming the Western and Eastern sources of "Bells Burn," Cul a recess, Fear eun an eagle |
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LEADBAKIE |
Leadbakie
Leadbakie
Leadbakie
Leadbeakie |
Valuation Roll
Mr. Stocks, Factor
James Stewart Leadbakie
County Map |
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A Shepherd's dwelling the property of the Earl of Dalhousie" - Der. [Derivation] unknown. |
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HILL of FORMAL |
Hill of Formal
Hill of Formal
Hill of Formal
Knock Formull |
James Mitchell, Teacher
John Ramsey, Newbigging
William Speed, Blairno
County Map |
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A prominent hill feature forming a part of Hill of Wirren.
Fuar Maol, the cold height. |
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CASTLE OF DENNYFERN (Site of) |
Castle of Dennyfern (Site of)
Castle of Dennyferne (Site of)
Castle of Dennyfern (Site of)
Castle of Dennyfern (Site of) |
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Land of the Lindsays
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruikshanks
John Ramsey, Newbigging |
019 |
There is nothing known of this more than the name, It has evidently been a building, as stones can still be seen in the track of the foundation, which is quite plain and considerably raised above the level of the ground, It is a perfect circle 50 links in diameter,
"There are the remains of a Druidical Temple at Newbigging near the remains of an ancient Castle or Tower called Dennyfern",
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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Castle of Dennyfern [note]
"The foundations of a square building called the
Castle of Dennyferne, & traces of several dwellings have
from time to time been uprooted in its vicinity, while
Evidences of Ancient tillage are quite distinct in
numerous ridge marks. It is said to have been a Residence
of the Lindsays & the surrounding Cottages to have been
occupied by their Retainers." Land of the Lindsays p. [page] 125 |
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OLDTOWN |
Oldtown
Oldtown
Oldtown |
Robert Stocks, Factor
Val. [Valuation Roll
James Wylie, Farmer |
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A good farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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BOGTON |
Bogton
Bogton
Bogton
Bogton |
R. Stocks, Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll
David Riccard
County Map |
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An old farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead |
R. Stocks, Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Alexander Mitchell |
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A good farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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MILL OF LETHNOT (Corn) |
Mill of Lethnot (Corn)
Mill of Lethnot (Corn) |
R. Stocks, Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll
James Burnet, Miller |
019 |
A mill the property of the Earl of Dalhousie, for the grinding of oats and barley, |
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TAIDY BURN |
Taidy Burn
Taidy Burn
Taidy Burn |
Anslie's County Map
David Riccard, Bogton
Joseph Gall, Redfauld |
019 |
A small stream rising North of Bogton, It flows past the east side of that farm steading and falls into Burn of Oldtown, some distance South of "Tillydovie" on Trace 6. |
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STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) [Newbigging] |
Circle (Site of) (and) Standing Stone
Circle (Site of) (and) Standing Stone |
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Land of the Lindsays
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruickshanks
John Ramsay, Newbigging |
019 |
Though nothing now remains of this Circle but one very large upright stone, measuring 5 feet 4 inches high, 9 feet in circumference at the base, and 6 feet 3 inches at the top, yet its site is plainly traceable, and is slightly raised from the ground around it, It was an immense Cairn, 40 feet in diameter according to the farmer of Newbigging, containing 400 cartloads of stones which he removed, "There are the remains of two or three small Druidical temples. One at Newbigging, near the remains of an ancient Castle or Tower called Dennyfern. New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account].
The one Stone standing is so large that this may be considered to be the remains of a "Stone Circle" of which the large quantity of small stones formed the raised plateau, the ring of which is still visible. [Initialled] J.B. Lt.Col.R.E. [Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers] |
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PRIEST'S STONE |
Priest's Stone
Priest's Stone
Priest's Stone |
James Burnet, Mill of Lethnot
John Ramsay, Newbigging
Alexander Mitchell, Townhead |
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A standing stone of which nothing is known except the name, It is 3 feet high, three feet in diameter at base, and a foot and a half at top. |
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Co. [County] Forfar -- Parish of Lethnot
Stone Circle [note]
"Some twenty years ago, a good specimen of
concentric circles stood on the farm of Newbigging
about a mile north of the house, but of the twenty or thirty
large stones which enclosed an area of from 50 to 60 feet
only one remains, the rest having been carried away for
various utilitarian parishes. This boulder which is about
8 feet high is sometimes called the Druidical, but
commonly the "Stannin Stane of Nebigging"
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DRUMFUARHOUSE |
Drumfuarhouse
Drumfuarhouse
Drumfuarhouse
Drumfures |
Alexander Smith, Clochie
John Ramsay, Newbigging
David Riccard, Bogton
Co. [County] Map |
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Formerly a farm steading but now on the farm of "Clochie" - Drum fuar the cold ridge |
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NEWBIGGING |
Newbigging
Newbigging
Newbigging |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Robert Stocks Factor |
019 |
A good farm steading the property of Lord Dalhousie and held by the tenant for life. |
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SCHOOL [Newbigging] |
School
School
School |
Miss Duncan, Teacher
James Mitchell, Par. [Parish] School
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruikshanks |
019 |
Taught by a female teacher & at present (March 1862) kept up by the farmers of the district, but is shortly intended to be left dependent on fees. |
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TILLYDOVIE |
Tillydovie
Tillydovie
Tillydovie |
Robert Stocks Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll
Alexander Smith, Farmer |
019 |
A good farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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DIKEHEAD |
Dikehead
Dikehead
Dikehead |
James Middleton, Farmer
James Mitchell, Teacher
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruickshanks |
019 |
Two dwelling houses (one on 6 inch scale) lying on the farm of Drumcairn, and occupied by shepherds, |
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WITTON |
Witton
Witton
Witton
Witton |
Robert Stocks, Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll
David Ramsay
Land of the Lindsays |
019 |
A good farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie - The name is a corruption of Woodtown. |
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EASTHAUGHS |
Easthaughs
Easthaughs
Easthaughs |
Robert Stocks, Factor
Alexander Smith, Clochie
David Ramsay |
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Formerly a farm steading but now a cothouse on the farm of Clochie. |
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BURN OF MARGIE |
Burn of Margie |
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Authenticated in N. [Name] Book of Edzell Parish. |
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BERRY CAIRN |
Berry Cairn
Berry Cairn
Berry Cairn |
James Gordon Lightnie
William Speed, Blairno
John Binny, Tillyarblet |
019 |
A prominent, and high, round topped, regularly shaped, hill feature. There are a number of loose rocks on its eastern side, from which doubtless it adopts the name of Cairn, |
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BLAIRNO |
Blairno
Blairno
Blairno
Blairno |
Robert Stocks Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll
William Speed
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
019 |
A superior and extensive farm steading, the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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BIRKEN HILL |
Birken Hill |
James Gordon Lightnie
William Speed, Blairno
John Binny, Tillyarblet |
019 |
Two prominent knolls, respectively on the North and South sides of the parish road, running up West Water. |
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TOM TESSNEY |
Tom Tessney |
James Gordon Lightnie
William Speed, Blairno
John Binny, Tillyarblet |
019 |
Two prominent knolls, respectively on the North and South sides of the parish road, running up West Water. |
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County Forfar -- Parish of Lethnot |
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CORRIE BURN |
Corrie Burn
Corrie Burn
Corrie Burn |
William Speed, Blairno
James Gordon, Lightnie
John Binny, Tillyarblet |
019 |
A small stream rising off the south side of "Berry Cairn", and after a course of about a mile falls into "Pelphrie Burn". |
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CORRIE |
Corrie |
William Speed, Blairno
James Gordon, Lightnie
John Binny, Tillyarblet |
019 |
A shepherds house on the North side of "Corrie Burn". |
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LIGHTNIE |
Lightnie
Lightnie
Lightnie |
R. Stocks. Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll
James Gordon |
019 |
A good farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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CHURCH OF NAVAR (Site of) |
Church of Navar (Site of)
Church of Navar (Site of)
Church of Navar (Site of) |
Land of the Lindsays
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruickshanks
James Mitchell, Teacher |
019 |
The foundation of this building is still traceable in its being raised about a foot above the ground, This Church was disused in 1723, when Lochlee was disjoined from Lethnot, and Lethnot was united to Navar, The Churchyard is still used, The belfry at the West end still stands about 20 feet high, It, however, formed no part of the Church, but was erected by the farmers in the district, so late as 1773, as a slab inscribed with their names, and on the belfry, informs us. |
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SCHOOL [nr Bridge of Lethnot] |
School (Ph. [Parish])
School (Ph. [Parish])
School (Ph. [Parish]) |
Rev. [Reverend] F Cruickshanks
James Mitchell Teacher
William Speed Blairno |
019 |
A good building with Schoolmaster's house attached, used as the parish school, and the property of the Heritors of the Parish. |
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BRIDGE OF LETHNOT |
Bridge of Lethnot
Bridge of Lethnot
Bridge of Lethnot |
R. Stocks, Factor
Land of the Lindsays
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruikshanks |
019 |
A county bridge of one arch, carrying the parish road over the West Water, It was built in 1725. |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend |
R. Stocks, Factor
Land of the Lindsays
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruikshanks |
019 |
A name applied to the houses at the North end of Bridge of Lethnot. |
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DRUMCAIRN |
Drumcairn
Drumcairn |
R. Stocks, Factor
Land of the Lindsays
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruikshanks
Valuation Roll |
019 |
A good farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie, |
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CAIRN [Drumcairn] |
Circle
Circle
Circle |
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Rev [Reverend] F. Cruikshanks
James Mitchell, Teacher |
019 |
A small circle, 30 links in diameter, supposed to be a Druidical remain, It is the most entire of any in the Parish, as, being situated in uncultivated ground, it has never been tampered with, It is slightly raised above the ground around it, and on it are a number of stones lying in all manner of positions; of those stones two are standing upright, and about 18 inches high,
"There are the remains of two or three small Druidical temples... one at Blairno"
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
This object is of the class, and is in fact a Cairn set round with small standing stones. The numerous stones laying near show that it has been opened in the centre, with the probable intention of rifling the contents; and the consequent depression in the middle gives it a ring-like appearance. |
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CHURCH (R.P.) |
Church (ph [parish])
Church (ph [parish])
Church (ph [parish]) |
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruickshanks
James Mitchell. Teacher
Land of the Lindsays |
019 |
A good building erected in 1827, the property of the Heritors of the Parish, It is surrounded by a Burial Ground |
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MANSE [nr Clochie] |
Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruickshanks
James Mitchell Teacher
Land of the Lindsays |
019 |
The Manse, a neat building, stands quite near it [The Parish Church]. |
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ST MARY'S WELL |
St. Mary's Well |
Rev. [Reverend] F. Cruickshanks
James Mitchell. Teacher
Land of the Lindsays |
019 |
A little South of the Manse is a spring well, of pure water, in former times dedicated to the Virgin, who was patron Saint of Lethnot, and bearing the name of St. Mary's Well
"During the incumbency of the late Mr. Symers, several votive offerings, consisting of pieces of silver money, were found in the fountain near the Church, which still bears the name of St. Mary's Well,"
Land of the Lindsays
The reign in which those pieces were coined, cannot be ascertained.
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CLOCHIE |
Clochie
Clochie
Clochie |
Robert Stocks, Factor
Alexander Smith
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
019 |
An extensive farm steading, the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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BALFIELD |
Balfield |
Robert Stocks, Factor
Alexander Smith
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
019 |
A small hamlet occupied by labourers, It is the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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Co. [County] Forfar -- Parish of Lethnot
[Entry for West Water has been crossed out] |
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DRUMBOY (Ruins) |
Drumboy (Ruins)
Drumboy (Ruins)
Drumboy (Ruins)
Drumboy (Ruins) |
Val [Valuation] Roll
Co. [County] Map
William Speed, Blairno
County Map |
019 |
The ruins of a farm steading long unoccupied, It is the property of the Earl of Fife, Druim buidhe the yellow ridge. |
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BIRNIE BURN |
Birnie Burn
Birnie Burn
Birnie Burn
Birnie Burn |
William Fife, Tillybirnie
John Binny Tillyarblet
James Gordon Lightnie
William Speed, Blairno |
019 |
A good stream rising of "Peat Hill" and, after a Course of nearly a mile, falls into "Pelphrie Burn" ½ a mile East from "Tillybirnie" |
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TILLYARBLET |
Tillyarblet
Tillyarblet
Tillyarblet |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
R. Stocks Factor
John Binny. Farmer |
019 |
A small farm steading the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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PAPHRIE BURN |
Paphrie Burn
Paphrie Burn
Paphrie Burn |
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
William Speed, Blairno
James Gordon Lightnie |
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The stream enters the parish at its south western extremity, and forming, with slight exceptions, the boundary between this parish and that of Menmuir, falls into West Water ¾s of a mile below Bridge of Lethnot |
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Co. [County] Forfar -- Parish of Lethnot
Paphrie Burn [note]
Authenticated in Name Book
of Fearn Ph. [Parish] |
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TILLYBIRNIE |
Tillybirnie
Tillybirnie
Tillybirnie
Tillybirnie |
Val [Valuation] Roll
William Fife, Farmer
John Binny, Tillyarblet
County Map |
019 |
A good farm steading the property of the Earl of Fife, A new farm house has been recently erected. |
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Co. [County] Forfar -- Parish of Lethnot
[Volume signed]
John Bayly
Major R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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[Volume] 60
OS1/14/60
Sandford
[Date Stamp] 14 April 1891
ORDNACE SURVEY M.S. [MANUSCRIPT] STORE SOUTHAMPTON
CO. [COUNTY] FORFAR
PARISH of LETHNOT and NAVAR
6 Inch & 1/2500 Scales |
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INDEX
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Ashurie -- 13 -- -- 25
Black Shank -- 11 -- -- 4
Burn of Bentirran -- 11 -- -- 4
Burn of Blackshank -- 12 -- -- 5
Blind Grain -- 12 -- -- 7
Black Latch -- 12 -- -- 8
Burn of Roundhill -- 12 -- -- 9
Black Hill -- 12 -- -- 10
Blind Grain -- 12 -- -- 11
Burn of Coirebreac -- 12 -- -- 12
Burn of Montiney -- 12 -- --13
Burn of Coire nan Dun -- 12 -- -- 14
Burn of Duskintry -- 12 -- -- 15
Burn of Earnskelly -- 12 -- -- 15
Burn of Adikinear -- 12 -- -- 16
Burn of Corrie na Birran -- 12 -- -- 17
Broom Craig -- 12 -- -- 18
Burn of Doune -- 12 -- -- 18
Black Craig -- 12 -- -- 18
Boggieshallo -- 12 -- -- 20
Burn of Tillybardine -- 13 -- -- 22
Burn of Tarsney -- 13 -- -- 22
Burn of Ashurie -- 13 -- -- 25
Burn of Darnich -- 13 -- -- 26
Burn of Freoch -- 13 -- -- 27
Broom Burn -- 13 -- -- 28
Black Shank -- 13 -- -- 28
Black Peat Burn -- 18 -- -- 31
Burn of Corscarie -- 18 -- -- 33
Burn of Fystie -- 18 -- -- 34
Blackhaugh -- 18 -- -- 36
Blindarg (ruins) -- 18 -- -- 36
Burn of Glansie -- 18 -- -- 37
Burn of Garbet -- 18 -- -- 38
Burn of Ducharr -- 18 -- -- 38
Burn of Laidwinley -- 18 -- -- 39
Burnt Hill -- 18 -- -- 40
Burn of Duchrey -- 19 -- -- 41
Braco -- 19 -- -- 42
Burn of Oldtown -- 19 -- -- 44
Burn of Raes -- 19 -- -- 44
Black Hill -- 19 -- -- 44
Burn of Calletar -- 19 -- -- 47
Burn of Blair -- 19 -- -- 47
Burn of Muntie -- 19 -- -- 47
Burn of Drumcairn -- 19 -- 48
Burn of Closecorry -- 19 -- -- 50
Burn of Conallen -- 19 -- -- 50
Burn of Nathro -- 19 -- -- 56
Bells Burn -- 19 -- -- 56
Burn of Corriecleach -- 19 -- -- 56
Burn of Culearnie -- 19 -- -- 56
Bogton -- 19 -- 7 -- 58
Burn of Margie -- 19 -- 8 -- 65
Berry Cairn -- 19 -- 10 -- 67
Blairno -- 19 -- -- 67
Birken Hill -- 19 -- -- 67
Bridge of Lethnot -- 19 -- 11 -- 71
Bridgend -- 19 -- -- 71
Balfield -- 19 -- -- 74
Birnie Burn -- 19 -- 14 -- 77
Cateran Grain -- 12 -- -- 5
Coire nan Dun -- 12 -- -- 6
Cairn Trench -- 12 -- -- 8
Cruys -- 12 -- -- 9
Coire Breac -- 12 -- -- 12
Craig of Doune -- 12 -- -- 14
Corrie na Berran -- 12 -- -- 18
Corrie (ruins) -- 12 -- -- 20
Clash of Wirren -- 13 -- -- 22
Culfuarie -- 13 -- -- 24
Craigs of Stoneyford -- 13 -- -- 25
Corrie Livery -- 13 -- -- 29
Craigie Shirrna -- 18 -- -- 35
Corrie of Laidwinley -- 18 -- -- 39
Craig Duchrey -- 19 -- -- 41 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Craig of Finnoch -- 19 -- -- 43
Craig Narb -- 19 -- -- 43
Cairny Hill -- 19 -- -- 44
Cairn More -- 19 -- -- 49
Craigendowie -- 19 -- -- 50
Creagan Dubha -- 19 -- -- 50
Circle -- 19 -- -- 53
Cairns -- 19 -- -- 53
Corn Mill -- 19 -- -- 50
Common to Lethnot & Menmuir -- 19 -- -- 54
Corrie Cleach -- 19 -- -- 55
Castle of Dennyfern (Site of) -- 19 -- 7 -- 57
Corrie Burn -- 19 -- 10 -- 68
Corrie -- 19 -- 10 -- 68
Church of Navar (site of) -- 19 -- 10 -- 69
Cairn -- 19 -- 11 -- 72
Church -- 19 -- 11 -- 73
Clochie -- 19 -- 11 -- 74
Dog Hillock -- 18 -- -- 37
Drumhead -- 19 -- -- 42
Dikehead -- 19 -- -- 49
Drumfuarhouse -- 19 -- 7 -- 62
Dikehead -- 19 -- 7 -- 63
Drumcairn -- 19 -- 11 -- 71
Drumboy (ruins) -- 19 -- 13 -- 75
East Cairn -- 12 -- -- 5
Earn Skelly -- 12 -- -- 16
East Corrie -- 12 -- -- 17
East Grain -- 13 -- -- 21
East Knock -- 13 -- -- 22
East Craig -- 13 -- -- 23
East Burn -- 13 -- -- 24
Easthaugh -- 19 -- -- 49
Easthaughs -- 19 -- 8 -- 65
Flobbit -- 12 -- -- 6
Fleckit Heughs -- 18 -- -- 32
Flobbit (ruins) -- 18 -- -- 36
Finnoch -- 19 -- -- 43
Gibs Knowe -- 12 -- -- 7
Garlet Burn -- 12 -- -- 13
Glascorrie -- 12 -- -- 19
Green Hill -- 13 -- -- 29
Guyer Clash -- 19 -- -- 41
Horse Holm -- 12 -- -- 11
Hill of Wirren -- 13 -- -- 23
Hare Cairn -- 13 -- -- 28
Head of Duskintry -- 18 -- -- 31
Hill of Berran -- 18 -- -- 33
Hunthill Lodge -- 18 -- -- 36
Hill of Glansie -- 18 -- -- 37
Hill of Mondurran -- 18 -- -- 38
Hill of Garbet -- 18 -- -- 39
Hill of Formal -- 19 -- 7 -- 57
Inmost Grain -- 18 -- -- 32
Little Falloch -- 12 -- -- 10
Lang Green Burn -- 12 -- -- 15
Little Lauchan Burn -- 12 -- -- 15
Little Hill of Donald Young -- 12 -- -- 16
Little Hill of Adikinear -- 12 -- -- 16
Little Green Burn -- 18 -- -- 31
Little Shiel Burn -- 18 -- -- 38
Laidwinley -- 18 -- -- 39
Little Cowie -- 19 -- -- 49
Leadbakie -- 19 -- -- 56
Lightnie -- 19 -- -- 68
Muckle Cairn -- 11 -- -- 3
Muckle Falloch -- 12 -- -- 8
Mill Burn -- 12 -- -- 13
Muckle Sauchan Burn -- 12 -- -- 15
Mount Sned -- 18 -- -- 37
Muckle Shiel Burn -- -- 38
Muckle Cowie -- 19 -- -- 49
Millhillock -- 19 -- -- 50 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Mill of Lethnot (corn) -- 19 -- 7 -- 58
Manse -- 19 -- 11 -- 73
Nathro -- 19 -- -- 48
Nathro Lodge -- 19 -- -- 48
Nathro Hill -- 19 -- -- 48
Newbigging -- 19 -- 7 -- 62
Ordies Hill -- 13 -- -- 24
Outmost Grain -- 13 -- -- 37
Oldtown -- 19 -- 7 -- 58
Potty Leadnar -- 18 -- -- 31
Putney Maol -- 19 -- -- 55
Peat Hill -- 19 -- -- 55
Priest's Stone -- 19 -- 7 -- 61
Paphrie Burn -- 19 -- 14 -- 77
Red Burn -- 12 -- -- 5
Round Hill -- 12 -- -- 9
Ruragh -- 18 -- -- 32
Redshiel -- 18 -- -- 34
Redfaulds -- 19 -- -- 45
Slaty Burn -- 12 -- -- 9
Smithy Burn -- 12 -- -- 11
Shank of Flobbit -- 12 -- -- 12
Shank of Cochlie -- 12 -- -- 12
Shank of Donald Young -- 12 -- -- 16
School -- 12 -- -- 19
Shank of Auchnafoe -- 13 -- -- 21
Stonyford -- 13 -- -- 25
Shank of Darnich -- 13 -- -- 26
Shank of Freoch -- 13 -- -- 27
Shank of Leadmanie -- 13 -- -- 27
Snowholm Burn -- 13 -- -- 27
Shank of Ducharr -- 18 -- -- 38
Stone Circle (Site of) -- 19 -- -- 51
Shank of Peats -- 18 -- -- 32
Slochd -- 19 -- -- 55
Stone Circle (remains of) -- 19 -- 7 -- 61
School -- 19 -- 7 -- 62
School -- 19 -- 7 -- 71
Saint Mary's Well -- 19 -- 11 -- 73
Tom Titlach -- 11 -- 11 -- 3
The Goet -- 11 -- -- 4
Turf Hill -- 12 -- -- 14
Tillybuckle Hillock -- 13 -- -- 21
Tillybardine -- 13 -- -- 24
Torr na Menach -- 13 -- -- 28
Tamhilt -- 19 -- -- 41
Townhead -- 19 -- 7 -- 58
Taidy Burn -- 19 -- 7 -- 59
Tillydovie -- 19 -- 7 -- 63
Tom Tessney -- 19 -- 10 -- 67
Tillyarblet -- 19 -- 14 -- 77
Tillybirnie -- 19 -- 14 -- 77
White Hill -- 11 -- -- 3
West Knock -- 12 -- -- 6
Water of Slaughs -- 12 -- -- 10
West Burn -- 12 -- -- 11
West Craig -- 12 -- -- 14
White Hill -- 12 -- -- 15
West Corrie -- 12 -- -- 17
Whorlestone -- 12 -- -- 19
West Craig -- 13 -- -- 21
West Grain -- 13 -- -- 21
West Wirren -- 13 -- -- 23
West Water -- 13 -- -- 26
Wester Grain -- 13 -- -- 27
Whitestane Burn -- 18 -- -- 32
Wester Hill -- 18 -- -- 33
West Burn -- 18 -- -- 35
West Corrie -- 18 -- -- 35
Waterhead -- 18 -- -- 36
Westside -- 19 -- -- 47
Witton -- 19 -- 8 -- 65 |
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