Forfar (Angus) volume 82 | ScotlandsPlaces

Page	List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks	Continued entries/extra info	Transcriber's notes
OS1/14/82/1	TANNADICE [parish]	Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice	New Stat [Statistical] Account Old Stat [Statistical] Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Sherriff's Returns Valuation Roll County Map Memorials of Angus & Mearns Land of the Lindsays Estate Plans Mr. Herald Schoolmaster &c Mr. Kerr Factor Mr. Black Factor	018; 025; 026; 032; 033	"The name of this parish now formerly spelt Tannadyse but in more modern times it is spelt Tannadice. Both are obviously resolvable into Taynatus, a Gaelic word which signifies "a low warm green plat upon the water." A better description could not be given in any number of words, of the low sheltered bottom, situated on the South Esk, on which the Church, Manse & Kirktown stand. The surface of the parish gradually rises in undulating ridges to the foot of the Grampians - And is bounded by the parish of Lethnot & Navar on the North; Cortachy & Clova parish on the West; Kirriemuir And Oathlaw parishes on the South; and on the East & South East by the parishes of Fearn & Careston." New Stat [Statistical] Account The parish is well supplied with water, the River South Esk and Noran Water - and the only Antiquities in the parish are a Circle of Stones of the prehistoric [continued on page 2]
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OS1/14/82/2		[Tannadice parish continued]			[continued from page 1] Era, the Ancient Castles of Barnyards & Shielhill; & the site of a Cairn. There is no portion of this parish detached nor is there any portion of any other parish contained within the boundary of this Parish.
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OS1/14/82/3	MOUNT SNED	Mount Sned	See Lethnot	018	Authorized & described in Lethnot Parish.
OS1/14/82/3	BIRSE SHADES	Birse Shades Birse Shades Birse Shades Birse Shades	Estate Map A. McFarlane, Leytack James Winter, Flobbets William Gibb, Gamekeeper	018	On Glenogil Est. [Estate] Plan this name is applied between the Moss, West of Mount Sned, & the Trusty Burn, and it is extended as far west, along the face of the hill, as a line about direct north from the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Pole on "Duthriss Hill" (Trace 10) The name however is pointed out by persons - quoted as being about the top of the Moss, & from the Shades being a corruption of Shed or Sheddings it has been applied to that part, although it does not appear to belong to the other Estate on the Lethnot side. It is not understood to apply on the Lethnot side as adopted on the Glenogil Est. [Estate] Plan, by the personal authorities quoted.
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OS1/14/82/4	HARE CAIRN	Hare Cairn Hare Cairn Hare Cairn Hare Cairn	A. McFarlane, Leytack William Gibb, Gamekeeper James Winter, Flobbets J. Duncan, Auchnacree	018	A cluster of very remarkable White stones on the East of the head of Noran Water. The name, from the peculiar remarkableness of the Stones, is known far & near.
OS1/14/82/4	OUTER MUIRGRIGGS BURN	Outer Muirgriggs Burn Outer Muirgriggs Burn	A. McFarlane, Leytack William Gibb, Gamekeeper James Winter, Flobbets J. Duncan, Auchnacree Estate Plan	018	A burn coming from the hillside on the East of the Noran & not far from the head of that water. There is also an "Inner Muirgriggs Burn".
OS1/14/82/4	INNER MUIRGRIGGS BURN	Inner Muirgriggs Burn Inner Muirgriggs Burn	A. McFarlane, Leytack William Gibb, Gamekeeper James Winter, Flobbets J. Duncan, Auchnacree Estate Plan	018	A stream similar in extent &c but farther south than the Outer Burn. The distinction Inner is always used to this burn.
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OS1/14/82/5	TRUSTY BURN	Trusty Burn Trusty Burn Trusty Burn Trusty Burn Trusty Burn	Estate Map Mr. Black Factor A McFarlane Leytack William Gibb, Gamekeeper J Winter, Flobbets	018	A stream which rises from the Corrie on the East of the Dog Hillock & flows to the Noran which it joins at the old places of Burnroot. (Trace 15) The principal stream flowing into it is the Toardy which rises near the same place but with a ridge of hill (Duthriss Hill) between their sources. Trusty Burn appears to be analogous with the Trusta houses in the East, in Fearn, but their orthography as adopted by the separate proprietors differs at present time.
OS1/14/82/5	BURN OF DUNNIVLE	Burn of Dunnivle	Estate Map Mr. Black Factor A McFarlane Leytack William Gibb, Gamekeeper J Winter, Flobbets	018	The well known name of a small stream near the head of Noran flowing to that River from the Bettywharran or west side. Some green spots at the head of this stream, as commonly found in hilly countries, are also known as the Bogs of Dunnivle
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OS1/14/82/6	ATHROS (Ruins)	Athros (Ruins) Athros (Ruins) Athros (Ruins) Athros (Ruins)	Estate Map Mr. Black Factor A. McFarlane Leytack Mr. Gibb, Gamekeeper	018	The Ruins of an old hill farm dwelling on the East side of Trusty Burn. The name is, like those of the Ruins in the neighbourhood, well known and although long ago unoccupied they are land marks &c of the hills always used & referred to.
OS1/14/82/6	BETTYWHARRAN	Bettywharran Betty Wharran Hill and Athros Ridge Bedywharn	Mr. Black Factor A. McFarlane Leytack Mr. Gibb, Gamekeeper Est. [Estate] Plan County Map	018	A long flat topped ridge following the course of the Trusty on its East side & terminating in the south with a Cairn on its point above the old places of Burnroot. Glenogil Estate Plan applies the name "Betty Wharran Hill" to the point above Burnroot & " Athros Ridge" to the ridge itself above the Athros. The name is applied, as adopted on Trace, in the whole locality
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OS1/14/82/7	DOG HILLOCK	Dog Hillock		018	Described in N. [Name] Book of __
OS1/14/82/7	HILLOF GLANSIE	Hill of Glansie		018	Described in N. [Name] Book of __
OS1/14/82/7	TOARDY HILL	Cairns of Toardy Tordon Tordy Hill Toardy Hill Toardy Hill Toardy Hill Toardy Hill	Estate Map of Glenogil Estate Map of Cortachy County Map Messrs. Gibb & Robie Gamekeepers A. McFarlane Leytack, Auchnacree J. Guthrie G.K. [Game Keeper] Glenmoye R. Fearn Hillside	018	The highest point of the Shank or Ridge running between the Burn of the same name & the East Burn of Glenmoye from the old houses of Craigmou (Trace 14) Tordy Hill or Toardy Hill is the name used Cairns of Tordy is never used, nor are there Cairns upon it.
OS1/14/82/7	CRAIGMOU HILL	Craigmou Hill Craigmou Hill	Estate Map Messrs. Gibb & Robie Gamekeepers A. McFarlane Leytack, Auchnacree J. Guthrie G.K. [Game Keeper] Glenmoye R. Fearn Hillside	018	A point of the Ridge between Tordy Hill and the old place of Craigmou The watershed forms a point on the flat top of Craigmou Hill.
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OS1/14/82/8	HILL of GARBET	Hill of Garbet		018	Described in N. [Name] Book of Lethnot Parish
OS1/14/82/8	DUTHRISS HILL	Duthriss Hill Duthriss Hill Duthriss Hill Duthriss Hill Duthriss Hill	Estate Map Messrs. Gibb & Robie A. McFarlane, Leytack D. McFarlane, Afflochie J. Duncan. Auchnacree	018	A fine hill between the Burns of Toardy & Trusty & South East above the head of the former
OS1/14/82/8	EAST BURN OF GLENMOYE	East Burn of Glenmoye East Burn of Glenmoye East Burn of Glenmoye East Burn of Glenmoye East Burn of Glenmoye	Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie J. Guthrie Gamekeeper R. Fearn Hillside A. McFarlane Leytack Messrs. Gibb & Robie, Gamekeepers William Fearn Shallgreen	018	This burn collects at its highest point on the south-west of the Dog Hillock, and the "West burn of Glenmoye" (in Cortachy Ph. [Parish]) springs from the same hill & the hill of Finbracks farther to the West & unites with the West burn of Glenmoye below the shooting Lodge of Shank.
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OS1/14/82/9	AULD DARKNEY	Auld Darkney Auld Darkney Auld Darkney Auld Darkney	J. Duncan Auchnacree A McFarlane, Leytack James Winter Flobbets William Gibb Gamekeeper	018	A mossy topped hill at the head of the Burns of Muirlethen & Muirhinks and having a Peat Road leading to it from Glenogil. This hill is not named on the Estate Plan of Glenogil.
OS1/14/82/9	WILKIE'S CAIRN	Wilkie's Cairn	J. Duncan Auchnacree A McFarlane, Leytack James Winter Flobbets William Gibb Gamekeeper Estate Map	018	A Cairn upon the same authorities called "Wilkie's Cairn" stands on the south face of Auld Darkney.
OS1/14/82/9	BURN OF MUIRLETHEN	Burn of Muirlethen Muirlethen Burn	J. Duncan Auchnacree A McFarlane, Leytack James Winter Flobbets William Gibb Gamekeeper Estate Map	018	A burn rising from Old Darkney & flowing to Keillor Burn which it joins in the new plantation of young fir to the south-east Custom is observed to be more in favour of the form adopted than that given on the Estate Plan of Glenogil.
OS1/14/82/9	BURN OF AULD DARKNEY	Burn of Auld Darkney Aldarkney	See Auld Darkney Estate Map of Cortachy	018	A stream flowing to the E.B [East Burn] of Glenmoye from the hill of Auld Darkney
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OS1/14/82/10	TOARDY BURN	Toardy Burn Toardy Burn Toardy Burn Toardy Burn Tordy Burn	Estate Map William Gibb Gamekeeper A. McFarlane, Leytack J Duncan, Auchnacree County Map	018	A fine stream which has its source on the south hip of "Dog Hillock". It falls into the Noran by the Trusty Burn. There is no information to be had of the proprietor's Agent respecting the orthography of the name (or others on the hills), the natural mode of which would be as given on the County Map, judging from its sound or pronounciation. The personal authorities quoted must be taken only as identifying the name with its object.
OS1/14/82/10	CRAIG HILL	Craig Hill Craig Hill Craig Hill Craig Hill Craig Hill	J. Guthrie Gamekeeper D. Simpson, Shepherd R. Fearn, Hillside W Fearn, Shallgreen County Map	018	The height between Auld Darkney & Craigmou which is well known in Glenmoye by the name.
OS1/14/82/10	SHERIFFBANK HILL	Sherriffbank Hill Sherriffbank Hill	J. Guthrie Gamekeeper D. Simpson, Shepherd R. Fearn, Hillside W Fearn, Shallgreen County Map	018	A remarkable flat top at the head of the Burn of Auld Darkney having a cairn upon it.
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OS1/14/82/11	CRAIG MOU	Craig Mou Craig Mou Craig Mou Craig Mou Den of Craig Mou & Sneck	J. Guthrie G.K. [Game Keeper] R. Fearn Hillside W. Fearn Shallgreen D. Simpson Shepherd Estate Map	018	A remarkable & narrow Pass between the hill of Auld Darkney & the height on the north side running to Toardy hill & Dog Hillock. The name is generally spoken of as adopted. A track runs through Craig Mou, but there is no stream defineable through the hollow or Pass.
OS1/14/82/11	BURN OF MUIRHINKS	Burn of Muirhinks	J. Guthrie G.K. [Game Keeper] R. Fearn Hillside W. Fearn Shallgreen D. Simpson Shepherd Estate Map	018	A stream flowing to Toardy from Auld Darkney.
OS1/14/82/11	CRAIGMOU (Ruin)	Craigmou (Ruins)	J. Guthrie G.K. [Game Keeper] R. Fearn Hillside W. Fearn Shallgreen D. Simpson Shepherd Estate Map	018	A ruin of an old place the name of which is well known both to it and the other objects in the immediate neighbourhood.
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OS1/14/82/13	WHIRRICH (Ruins)	Whirrich (Ruins) Whirrich (Ruins) Whirrich (Ruins) Whirrich (Ruins) Whirrich (Ruins) Whirrich (Ruins) Whirroch	Estate Map Mr. Black, Factor A. McFarlane, Leytack J. Duncan, Auchnacree J. Winter, Flobbets William Gibb Gamekeeper County Map	018	Whirrich & the names below apply to the several Ruins shewn on the Examination Trace, which are on the whole not higher, or so high sometimes, as ordinary sheeprees. The Names are well Known throughout the district from being formerly the steadings of small hill farms long since merged in one holding or tenant. As old landmarks on the hill of the Estate (Glenogil) to which they belong they are regarded by all concerned as important names which should be retained on the Ordnance Plans. Upon the authority of A McFarlane the remains of these places have been in the same state for the last 50 years.
OS1/14/82/13	WHOBBLE (Ruins)	Whobble (Ruins)	Estate Map Mr. Black, Factor A. McFarlane, Leytack J. Duncan, Auchnacree J. Winter, Flobbets William Gibb Gamekeeper	018	Whirrich & the names below apply to the several Ruins shewn on the Examination Trace, which are on the whole not higher, or so high sometimes, as ordinary sheeprees. The Names are well Known throughout the district from being formerly the steadings of small hill farms long since merged in one holding or tenant. As old landmarks on the hill of the Estate (Glenogil) to which they belong they are regarded by all concerned as important names which should be retained on the Ordnance Plans. Upon the authority of A McFarlane the remains of these places have been in the same state for the last 50 years.
OS1/14/82/13	BURNROOT (Ruin)	Burnroot (Ruins)	Estate Map Mr. Black, Factor A. McFarlane, Leytack J. Duncan, Auchnacree J. Winter, Flobbets William Gibb Gamekeeper	018	Whirrich & the names below apply to the several Ruins shewn on the Examination Trace, which are on the whole not higher, or so high sometimes, as ordinary sheeprees. The Names are well Known throughout the district from being formerly the steadings of small hill farms long since merged in one holding or tenant. As old landmarks on the hill of the Estate (Glenogil) to which they belong they are regarded by all concerned as important names which should be retained on the Ordnance Plans. Upon the authority of A McFarlane the remains of these places have been in the same state for the last 50 years.
OS1/14/82/13	MOCHRA (Ruins)	Mochra (Ruins)	Estate Map Mr. Black, Factor A. McFarlane, Leytack J. Duncan, Auchnacree J. Winter, Flobbets William Gibb Gamekeeper	018	Whirrich & the names below apply to the several Ruins shewn on the Examination Trace, which are on the whole not higher, or so high sometimes, as ordinary sheeprees. The Names are well Known throughout the district from being formerly the steadings of small hill farms long since merged in one holding or tenant. As old landmarks on the hill of the Estate (Glenogil) to which they belong they are regarded by all concerned as important names which should be retained on the Ordnance Plans. Upon the authority of A McFarlane the remains of these places have been in the same state for the last 50 years.
OS1/14/82/13	EDDIEDOWN (Ruins)	Eddiedown (Ruins)	Estate Map Mr. Black, Factor A. McFarlane, Leytack J. Duncan, Auchnacree J. Winter, Flobbets William Gibb Gamekeeper	018	Whirrich & the names below apply to the several Ruins shewn on the Examination Trace, which are on the whole not higher, or so high sometimes, as ordinary sheeprees. The Names are well Known throughout the district from being formerly the steadings of small hill farms long since merged in one holding or tenant. As old landmarks on the hill of the Estate (Glenogil) to which they belong they are regarded by all concerned as important names which should be retained on the Ordnance Plans. Upon the authority of A McFarlane the remains of these places have been in the same state for the last 50 years.
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OS1/14/82/14	CRAIG HILL	Craig Hill Craig Hill Craig Hill Craig Hill Craig Hill Craig Hill	Estate Map J. Winter, Flobbets A McFarlane, Leytack J. Duncan, Auchnacree William Gibb Gamekeeper County Map	018	A fine hill above the old place of Mochra. Another "Craig Hill", in this Parish stands to the South of the Dog Hillock but there is no distinction used to either.
OS1/14/82/14	NORAN WATER	Noran Water		018	Authorized & described on 1/2500 Tracings of Fearn & Careston.
OS1/14/82/14	EDDIEGARBET BURN	Eddiegarbet Burn	Estate Map J. Winter, Flobbets A McFarlane, Leytack J. Duncan, Auchnacree William Gibb Gamekeeper	018	A little stream flowing to the Noran from the East side below the top called New Moss. It is well known.
OS1/14/82/14	NEW MOSS	New Moss New Moss	J. Winter, Flobbets A McFarlane, Leytack J. Duncan, Auchnacree William Gibb Gamekeeper County Map	018	A flat part of the hill top, forming the March of the Parish of Fearn & Tannadice below Pinderachy on the North side. There is no moss here worth shewing
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OS1/14/82/15	HILLSIDE	Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside	Estate Map Valuation Roll R. Fearn Tenant. J. Guthrie G.K. [Game Keeper] County Map	025	A hill farm in the South of the Glen of Glenmoye the property of the Earl of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/15	CLASHINCAKE	Clashincake Clashincake Clashincake Clashincake Clashingcake Den	Valuation Roll Lease of Farm J. Guthrie G.K. [Game Keeper] Late Factor's Rent Receipts Estate Map Tenant's Cart.	025	A small farm steading on the Earl of Airlie's property. It is only by persons resident in the neighbourhood that this is called Clashincake. "Den" is the common name applied by people not acquainted with the locality which is derived from a remarkable den South West of the place described on the Estate Map as the "Den of Clashincake"
OS1/14/82/15	DEN	Den of Clashingcake Den of Clashingcake Den of Clashingcake	Estate Map R. Fearn J. Guthrie	025	"Den" is the common name applied by people not acquainted with the locality which is derived from a remarkable den South West of the place described on the Estate Map as the "Den of Clashincake" Clashincake has not been repeated to the Den from the proximity of the house.
OS1/14/82/15	BOGANCOUL	Bogancoul Bogancoul Bogancoul	Estate Map The Earl of Airlie Valuation Roll	025	A small place with a dwelling upon it on the opposite side of the burn to Hindhaugh but lower down the stream
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OS1/14/82/16	BURN OF KINRIVE or BURN OF GLENMOYE	Burn of Kinrive or Burn of Glenmoye		025	Authorized & Described in N. [Name] Book of Cortachy Ph. [Parish]
OS1/14/82/16	SHERIFFBANK PARK	Sherriffbank Park Sherriffbank Park Sherriffbank Park Sherriffbank Park	The Earl of Airlie Mr. Lamont Land Steward R. Fearn Hillside Estate Map	025	This name is somewhat similar in Application as the "Glenmoye Park" in Cortachy Ph. [Parish] the houses which stood at the two trees on the north of the Dyke, were not so numerous being a small hill farm. A hill in the neighborhood takes the name of this place.
OS1/14/82/16	BRIDGEND	Bridgend Bridgend Bridgend	Estate Map William Fearn, Shallgreen C. Lindsay Glack	025	A small holding with a dwelling on the side of the Burn.
OS1/14/82/16	EDDIEDOWN BURN	Eddiedown Burn Eddiedown Burn Eddiedown Burn	A McFarlane, Leytack J. Duncan, Auchnacree J. Winter Flobbets	025	A small stream flowing to the Noran from the heights above it, and named from an old place now in ruins - Eddiedown
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OS1/14/82/17	MID SHANK	Mid Shank Mid Shank Mid Shank	Estate Map A McFarlane, Leytack J. Winter, Flobbets	025	The shank or ridge of a hill between Keillor Burn & the Burn of Muirlethen.
OS1/14/82/17	NAKED TAM	Naked Tam Naked Tam Naked Tam Hill Naked Tam	A McFarlane, Leytack J. Winter, Flobbets Estate Map County Map	025	The name of a well known hill top below St. Arnold's Seat on the N. [North] West. There is a moss on Naked Tam.
OS1/14/82/17	KEILLOR BURN	Keillor Burn	A McFarlane, Leytack J. Winter, Flobbets Estate Map	025	A tributary of the Noran flowing from the Glen on the north side of St. Arnold's Seat. The head of Keillor Burn is near the top of Old Darkney. It becomes a good wide stream near its junction with the Noran.
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OS1/14/82/18	DONALD'S HILL	Donald's Hill Donald's Hill Donald's Hill Donald's Hill Donald's Hill	Estate Map J. Guthrie, Gamekeeper R. Fearn, Hillside D. McDonald, Buckies County Map	025	A hill above Clashincake on the north side, and between the West B. [Burn] of Buckies & Glenmoye.
OS1/14/82/18	WEST BURN OF BUCKIES	West Burn of Buckies West Burn of Bucco's Buckies	J. Guthrie, Gamekeeper R. Fearn, Hillside D. McDonald, Buckies Estate Map of Cortachy Valuation Roll (applied to Buckies farm)	025	This is the head stream of the "White Burn" & bears the name "W.B. [West Burn] of Buckies" till joined by the East Burn of Buckies, from which point to the Esk it is widely known as White Burn.
OS1/14/82/18	EAST BURN OF BUCKIES	East Burn of Buckies	J. Guthrie, Gamekeeper R. Fearn, Hillside D. McDonald, Buckies	025	The East Burn of Buckies, on the personal authorities quoted for the W. [West] Burn of Buckies, is a small stream flowing from the hill called "Naked Tam", to the White Burn or West Burn of Buckies.
OS1/14/82/18	BUCKIES	Buckies Buckies Buckies	Est. [Estate] Plan of Glenquiech Valuation Roll D. McDonald Tenant	025	A small farm of Glenquiech Estate the property of Mr. McLaggan of Glenquiech & Wester Memus.
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OS1/14/82/19	BOGS OF EDDIEHOCKERTIE	Bogs of Eddiechockertie Bogs of Eddiechockertie Bogs of Eddiechockertie Bogs of Eddiechockertie	Estate Map Mr. A McFarlane Leytack Messrs. Gibb & Robie Gamekeepers J Duncan, Auchnacree	025	This name as well as the "Bogs of Boggandure" is well known in Glenogil, but like the name "Bogancur", in Glenmoye, the character of the ground will not admit of distinction from that of R.H.P. [Rough Heathy Pasture] The places are springy in parts with R.H.P. [Rough Heathy Pasture] interspersed. Eddiechockertie stands below "Naked Tam" adjoining the West side of Keillor,
OS1/14/82/19	BOGS OF BOGGANDURE	Bogs of Boggandure	Estate Map Mr. A McFarlane Leytack Messrs. Gibb & Robie Gamekeepers J Duncan, Auchnacree	025	and the "Bogs of Boggandure" are situate at the head of "Glennies Burn" below the peat road leading to "Naked Tam". The extent to which the names apply is shewn in the usual manner - a yellow shade.
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OS1/14/82/19							Bogs of Eddihockertie: the 'c' was removed from this in the index entry, but it is spelt Eddichockertie on the map.
OS1/14/82/20	GLEN OGIL	Glen Ogil Glen Ogil Glen Ogil Glen Ogil Glen Ogil Glen Ogil Glen Ogil Glen Ogil Glen Ogle Glen Ogil	Estate Map Mr. Lyon of Glenogil A McFarlane, Leytack J Duncan Auchnacree Mr. Gibb, Gamekeeper Mr Robie Gamekeeper J Winter, Shepherd Mr. Black Factor New Stat [Statistical] Account Old Stat [Statistical] Account	025	The southern extremity of Glen Ogil is well understood to terminate at "Blackpot Bridge" (25.11 Trace 6 1/2500 work) The Noran flows through this Glen and forms a tolerably regular valley from the place where the "Trusty Burn" joins it, at Burnroot, (Sheet 18.15 6 inch) to Blackpot Bridge. The name has not been applied further north than Burnroot, which Mr. Lyon of Glenogil considers the proper bounds of the Glen, but in common usage that name is given to the whole of the Glenogil property in the hills, viz. to the head of the Noran, and the head of Trusty Burn, below the Dog Hillock The lower part of Glenogil, belonging to Mr. Lyon, is a cultivated glen with numerous farms & other habitations, all of which are comprehended in Glenogil.
OS1/14/82/20	GLENOGIL	Glenogil	Estate Map Mr. Lyon of Glenogil A McFarlane, Leytack J Duncan Auchnacree Mr. Gibb, Gamekeeper Mr Robie Gamekeeper J Winter, Shepherd Mr. Black Factor	025	The hill property of Glenogil belongs to Mr. R. Haig. It formerly belonged to one proprietor - Mr Lyon, but since sold & divided that belonging to Mr. Haig - including his new house, bears the same name as Mr. Lyons without the least distinction. Mr. Haigs house which is occupied as a Shooting Lodge has neat ornamental grounds and a good approach along the side of the Noran Much of the Hill of Glenogil - Mr. Haigs has been recently planted
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OS1/14/82/21	FLOBBETS	Flobberts Flobbets Flobbets Flobbets Flobbets	Estate map James Winter Tenant A. McFarlane, Leytack William Gibb, Gamekeeper Mr Black, Factor	025	A shepherd's house often improperly called Mochra from a place of that name to the north of Flobbets. The spelling of the name given on the Estate Map is never followed by any one in speaking of the place.
OS1/14/82/21	PINDERACHY	Pinderachy Pinderachy Pinderachy Pinderachy Pinderachy Pinderachy Pinderachy Panderachy Panderachy	Mr. Stocks, Factor for Fearn County Map William Gibb, Game Keeper James Robie Game Keeper A McFarlane Leytack Mr. Robertson, Schoolmaster J. Duncan. Auchnacree Estate Map of Glenogil Mr. Black Factor of Glenogil	025	While everyone else calls this Pinderachy the Estate Map of Glenogil & the Factor for that Estate calls it Panderachy, a form never used in the slightest degree in general usage of the name. The hill is one of the most prominent, next to St. Arnold's Seat, towards the low grounds, and is consequently well known in the country around, where it may be observed that the form adopted is the customary one. The Estates of Fearn Glenogil & Auchnacree March on this Hill but the Plan of Glenogil is the only one of the three on which the name appears.
OS1/14/82/21	BENDERROCHY		A.W. Myles Esqre., County Clerk, Forfar	025
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OS1/14/82/22	GLENNIES BURN	Glennies Burn Glennies Burn Glennies Burn	Estate Map William Gibb, Gamekeeper A. McFarlane Leytack	025	A small Burn flowing to the Keillor from the North-east of St. Arnold's Seat. The name is well known.
OS1/14/82/22	AUCHNA MIDDLE	Auchna Middle	Estate Map William Gibb, Gamekeeper A. McFarlane Leytack	025	A little stream flowing from the opposite side of the glen through which Keillor flows. It enters the main stream - Keillor, a little distance above the Glennies Burn which comes from the opposite side. Though a small & unimportant looking streamlet the name is found to be known by all who traverse the hills in the neighbourhood.
OS1/14/82/22	CRAIG CORRIE	Craig Corrie Craig Corrie Craig Corrie Craig Corrie	Estate Map Mr. Black Factor A McFarlane W. Gibb Gamekeeper	025	A fine Pass at the south of bottom of Pinderachy. At the bottom of the hollow there is a Marsh, & a Loch or Dam
OS1/14/82/22	THE SLUG	Burn of Slug The Slogg (to hollow or marsh)	Estate Map of Fearn Estate Map of Glenogil	025	The marsh is called "The Slug", upon the same authorities & a burn going Eastwards from the Slug bears that name "Burn of Slug". Craig Corrie & The Slug or Marsh are well known objects & names
OS1/14/82/22						[Page] 22 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice & Fearn Parishes The Slug [note] See "Burn of Slug" in Fearn Parish
OS1/14/82/23	GLACK	Glack Glack Glack	Estate Map Lord Airlie C. Lindsay Tt. [Tenant]	025	A farm steading the property of Lord Airlie
OS1/14/82/23	NORTH GLACK	North Glack North Glack North Glack	C. Lindsay J. Reoch Roundhillock William Lindsay Tenant	025	A well known distinction from the other farm of Glack.
OS1/14/82/23	ROUNDHILLOCK	Roundhillock	C. Lindsay J. Reoch Roundhillock William Lindsay Valuation Roll	025	A small farm between the farms of Glack & North Glack.
OS1/14/82/23						[Page] 23 Co. [County] Forfar -- Cortachy & Tannadice Phs. [Parishes] [Entry for Forkings has been crossed out with note] In Cortachy & Clova Parish
OS1/14/82/24	BLACK HILL	Black Hill Black Hill Black Hill Black Hill Black Hill	Estate Map William Fearn Shallgreen R. Fearn, Hillside J Guthrie, Gamekeeper	025	A hill to the North of Shallgreen between it and the Den of Clashincake.
OS1/14/82/24	BENSCRAVIE	Benscravie	Estate Map William Fearn Shallgreen R. Fearn, Hillside J Guthrie, Gamekeeper	025	A remarkable hill on the boundary of the Properties of Inshewan & Kinalty, and wooded on the Kinalty Side.
OS1/14/82/24	LITTLE BENSCRAVIE	Little Benscravie	William Fearn Shallgreen R. Fearn, Hillside J Guthrie, Gamekeeper	025	Little Benscravie is a lower part of the same ridge. It is remarkable & well known, although it does not appear on the Plans of the Estates which March on this hill feature.
OS1/14/82/24	SHALLGREEN	Shallgreen Shallgreen	Valuation Roll William Fearn, Tenant	025	A farm steading on Inshewan the property of J Ogilvy Esquire.
OS1/14/82/24						[Page] 24 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Ph. [Parish]
OS1/14/82/25	ELLY	Elly Elly Elly Eallies	Valuation Roll Lord Airly Mr. Lamont, Land Steward County Map	024	A farm steading on the side of the South Esk, where the Burn of Kinrive or the B. [Burn] of Glenmoye joins that River. Elly is the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airly.
OS1/14/82/25						[Page] 25 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish
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OS1/14/82/27	CRAIG SOALS	Craig Soals Craig Soals Craig Soals Craig Soals	County Map J McDonald, Glenquiech R. Fearn Hillside William Fearn Shallgreen	025	A well defined & long hill top on the south west of St. Arnold's Seat, and to the East of the W. [West] Burn of Buckies which flows along the bottom. Craig Soals belongs to Glenquiech Estate, the property of McLaggan.
OS1/14/82/27	TURKEY BURN or BURN OF BATTERNACH	Turkey Burn Turkey Burn Turkey Burn Turkey Burn or Burn of Batternach	Co. [County] Map (Ainslie's) & Johnstones J McDonald, Glenquiech Mr. Robie, Gamekeeper Mr. Brodie, Factor	025	A small stream which gathers below St. Arnold's Seat, on the south of that hill, & flows through the well known "Den of the Batternach". The Proprietors Agent is of opinion that both names should be given as he [continued Page 28]
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OS1/14/82/28		Turkey Burn or Batternach Burn	Continued	025	[continued from page 27] he authorizes, as the latter "Batternach Burn" is perhaps more in accordance with usage, the older name, "Turkey Burn", being but little known.
OS1/14/82/28	BATTERNACH (Ruins)	Batternach (In Ruins) Batternach (In Ruins) Butternach Batternoch	Mr. Brodie, Factor J McDonald Glenquiech Mr Lyon of Glenogil Valuation Roll County Map	025	An old & well known name in connexion, now, with the Den of the same name The Ruins of Batternach are upon the Estate of Glenquiech the property of Mr. McLaggan.
OS1/14/82/28						[Page] 28 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish
OS1/14/82/29	ST. ARNOLD'S SEAT	St. Arnold's Seat St. Arnold's Seat St. Arnold's Seat St. Arnold's Seat St. Arnold's Seat formerly called St. Ennan's Seit St. Arnold's Seat St. Arnold's Seat St. Arnold's Seat	Estate Map Mr. Lyon of Glenogil Mr. Black, Factor Co. [County] Map Land of the Lindsay's Old Stat: [Statistical] Account New Stat: [Statistical] Account Fullarton's Gazetteer	025	This is the most remarkable hill in the Parish, Standing as it does immediately above the cultivated parts of the district and having a large Cairn on its highest point. The south & south east of St. Arnold's is planted with fir trees. The fine Glen of Ogil is to the East of the hill, with the hill of Pinderachy and this remarkable pass [continued on page 30]
OS1/14/82/29	CAIRN [St Arnold's Seat]			025	This [St. Arnold's Seat] is the most remarkable hill in the Parish, Standing as it does immediately above the cultivated parts of the district and having a large Cairn on its highest point.
OS1/14/82/29						[Page] 29 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish [Notes] [Part of description of Cairn crossed out with note] not the case "The only remarkable mountain in this parish is St. Arnold's Seat on the top of which there is a large Cairn". Old Stat [Statistical] Account. "Nothing of the history of this Saint is known nor is any reason assigned for his resting on this lofty Eminence, surmounted by a large Cairn." New Stat: [Statistical] Account.
OS1/14/82/30		St Arnolds Seat (Continued		025	[continued from page 29] of "Craig Corrie" on the opposite or east side of the Glen Glen Ogil.
OS1/14/82/30	BAIKIES	Baikies Baikies Baikies Baikie	Estate map Mr. Brodie, Factor Mr McDonald, Glenquiech Valuation Roll	025	A good hill farm steading on Glenquiech the property of Mr McLaggan of Glenquiech
OS1/14/82/30	ANNIEGATHEL	Anniegathel Anniegathel Anniegathel Anegathel Annaguthal	Valuation Roll Mr Brodie Factor J McDonald Estate Map County Map	025	A farm steading on the same Estate belonging to Mr McLaggan.
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OS1/14/82/31	CONLAWER HILL	Conlawer Hill Conlawer Hill Conlawer Hill	Estate Map Mr Lyon of Glenogil Mr Robie, Game Keeper	025	Conlawer, generally shortened to "Conlar" in speaking, stands to the South of St. Arnold's forming the "Den of the Batternach" on this side - the South The hill is upon Mr. Lyons Estate of Glenogil
OS1/14/82/31	DEN OF THE BATTERNACH	Den of Batternach	Estate Map Mr Lyon of Glenogil Mr Robie, Game Keeper	025	Den of the Batternach applies from the ruins in the West to the point described on Trace 1.25.7 in the East. It is a fine hollow at the foot of St. Arnold's with Conlawer above it on the south. The name is always used as adopted
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OS1/14/82/33	TOOKS BURN	Tooks Burn Tooks Burn Tooks Burn Tooks Burn	Mr Lyon of Glenogil Mr Robie, Gamekeeper Mr Gibb, Gamekeeper Mr Alexander, Goynd	025	This name is, upon the authorities quoted, only applicable in the irregular strip of plantation in which it is written on the Examination Trace. On the Estate Map of Glenogil (Mr. Lyon's property) this stream is named the "North Took's Burn", while a former water course, south of this, about the place where the Lade runs to the farm of Goynd, is described as South Took's B. [Burn] - South Tooks is considered altogether a misnomer at any period, and hence "North" to the well known "Tooks Burn" is superfluous as well as improper, as stated by the authorities, (over [continued on page 34]
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OS1/14/82/34		Took's Burn	(Continued	025	[continued from page 33] Took's Burn after passing the plantation and its junction with the Noran, bears no name.
OS1/14/82/34	REDHEUGH	Redheugh Redheugh Redheugh Redheugh Redheugh	Estate map Valuation Roll Mr Lyon of Glenogil Mr Black, Factor County Map	025	A good farm steading on Mr. Haig's Estate of Glenogil (See Sheet 25. Trace 3 - 6 Inch Scale)
OS1/14/82/34	GREY STONE	Grey Stone Grey Stone	Estate Map Mr. Lyon	025	This is a huge piece of bare rock in a field of the farm of "Hunchar". The rock itself is well known, but as stated by the proprietor the term or name Grey is of very little importance, and it is optional whether it be adopted or not - No person has been found to recognise the [name]
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OS1/14/82/35	GLENLEY	Glenley Glenley Glenley	Estate Map Valuation Roll Mr Lyon of Glenogil County Map	025	A farm steading on Glenley the property of Mr. Lyon of Glenogil.
OS1/14/82/35	HAUGHHEAD	Haughhead Haughhead Haughhead Haugh Head	Estate Map Valuation Roll Mr Lyon of Glenogil County Map	025	Haugh-head is an old farm house now occupied by workmen of Glenogil. It is Mr Lyon's property.
OS1/14/82/35	FALLS OF DRUMLY HARRY	Falls of Drumly Harry Falls of Drumly Harry Falls of Drumly Harry Falls of Drumly Harry Upper Falls of Drumly Harry and Lower Falls	Mr. Lyon of Glenogil Mr. Forrest. Easter Ogil Messrs Robie & Gibb, Gamekeepers Mr. Findlay Noranside Estate Maps of Easter Ogil and Glenogil.	025	This name applies to two Waterfalls on the Noran, the uppermost of which is precipitous with steep rocky banks between it & the lower Fall below which there is a rustic bridge in [continued on page 36]
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OS1/14/82/36		Falls of Drumly Harry (Continued		025	[continued from page 35] Connexion with a foot path for viewing the Falls. The distinction of Upper & Lower Falls is considered by the Proprietors on both Sides to be Superfluous - called as they are generally Falls of Drumly Harry.
OS1/14/82/36	DOUF HOLE	Douff Hole Douff Hole Douff Hole	Mr. Lyon of Glenogil Mr. Findlay, Noranside County Map	025	Douff Hole applies to the dark hollow of the Noran in the deepest part between the Falls of Drumly Harry.
OS1/14/82/36	BLAIRS	Blairs Blairs Blairs	Estate Map Mr. Forrest of Easter Ogil Messrs. Robie & Gibb Gamekeepers	025	A name applied to three large fields of Easter Ogil the property of Mr. Forrest The Blairs has been recently brought under cultivation and divided into fields. The name is very well known.
OS1/14/82/36						[Page] 36 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish Douf Hole [note] one f [Initialled] JB (Douf "Douf". dull, languid, Melancholy, in a slumbering state. Douff. to strike forcibly, push, beat, a dull heavy blow " Jameison"
OS1/14/82/37	AULD MAN	Auld Man Auld Man Auld Man Auld Man	William Fearn, Shallgreen R. Fearn, Hillside Mr. Lamont, Cortachy Tenant of Knock	025	A wooded hill above Some small holdings of Cortachy Estate the property of Lord Airlie. The Auld man is well known.
OS1/14/82/37	CRAIGTON	Craigton	William Fearn, Shallgreen R. Fearn, Hillside Mr. Lamont, Cortachy Tenant of Knock Estate Map Lord Airlie	025	A small possession of Cortachy Estate. The name is well known.
OS1/14/82/37	LOCHIEROAD	Lochieroad Lochieroad Lochieroad Lochieroad	Valuation Roll Mr. Lamont, Cortachy Mr. Fearn, Shallgreen Lord Airlie	025	Another small place on the same Estate similar to the above.
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OS1/14/82/38	RASHYBOG	Rashybog Rashybog Rashybog Rushyboy	Mr. Brodie, Kirriemuir Mr. Kerr, Factor Rent Roll Valuation Roll	025	A farm Steading on Downiepark the property of Mrs. Rattray. This name as stated by the personal authorities is often improperly called Rushyboy
OS1/14/82/38	BOGSIDE	Bogside Bogside Bogside	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr. Lamont	025	A farm steading on Kinalty the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/38	DOULIN HAUGH	Doulin Haugh Doulin Haugh	Estate Map Mr. Lamont Lord Airlie	025	A haugh of the South Esk on Kinalty Estate, the property of the Earl of Airlie. There is a Saw Mill in Doulin Haugh.
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OS1/14/82/39	CRAIGIEGOUR	Craigiegour Craigiegour Craigiegour	Valuation Roll Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan Pr. [Proprietor] William Fearn Shallgreen	025	A small possession belonging to the Inshewan Estate the property of J. Ogilvy Esquire.
OS1/14/82/39	KNOCK HILL	Knock Hill knock Hill Knock Hill Knock Hill	Mr. Ogilvy Pr. [Proprietor] Tenant of Knock Farm Mr Lamont, Cortachy William Fearn Shallgreen	025	A fine hill closely planted with fir wood on Inshewan Estate, the property of Mr. Ogilvy. It is a name known throughout the County.
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OS1/14/82/40	COTHIEWARDS	Cothiewards Cothiewards Cothiewards Cothiewards Cothiewards	The Right Honble [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie Mr. Lamont, Cortachy (Land Steward) Tenant of Knock John Lowe, Balloch John Ogilvy, Tenant	025	This name and the following are adopted upon the authorities quoted. They are well known and are the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/40	BALLOCH	Balloch Ballochs	The Right Honble [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie Mr. Lamont, Cortachy (Land Steward) Tenant of Knock John Lowe, Balloch John Ogilvy Estate Map Val. [Valuation Roll]	025	This name and the following are adopted upon the authorities quoted. They are well known and are the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/40	GREENHOW	Greenhow	The Right Honble [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie Mr. Lamont, Cortachy (Land Steward) Tenant of Knock John Lowe, Balloch John Ogilvy	025	This name and the following are adopted upon the authorities quoted. They are well known and are the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/40	BROOMFAULD	Broomfauld	The Right Honble [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie Mr. Lamont, Cortachy (Land Steward) Tenant of Knock John Lowe, Balloch John Ogilvy	025	This name and the following are adopted upon the authorities quoted. They are well known and are the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/40	PARKNEUK	Parkneuk	The Right Honble [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie Mr. Lamont, Cortachy (Land Steward) Tenant of Knock John Lowe, Balloch John Ogilvy	025	This name and the following are adopted upon the authorities quoted. They are well known and are the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/40	RIGGUMLANE	Riggumlane	The Right Honble [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie Mr. Lamont, Cortachy (Land Steward) Tenant of Knock John Lowe, Balloch John Ogilvy	025	This name and the following are adopted upon the authorities quoted. They are well known and are the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie.
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OS1/14/82/41	SCALYWELL	Scalywell Scalywell Scalywell Scalywell	J. McDonald Glenquiech Mr Brodie Factor Mr. Mann Strone Valuation Roll	025	A small holding in Glenquiech, the property of Mr. McLaggan.
OS1/14/82/41	HORNIEHAUGH	Horniehaugh Horniehaugh Horniehaugh Howiehaugh	Mr. Ogilvy Pr. [Proprietor] Mr. Brodie J McDonald Glenquiech Valuation Roll	025	A farm steading on Inshewan, the property of Mr. Ogilvy. It is evidently entered Howie for Hornie in mistake in the Valuation Roll. Everyone calls it Horniehaugh and the proprietor also calls it the same.
OS1/14/82/41	DOWELLY DEN	Dowelly Den Dowelly Den Dowelly Den	Mr. Brodie, Factor J. McDonald, Glenquiech Messrs. Robie & Gibb, Gamekeepers	025	A well known name belonging to a Den through which a little stream flows to White Burn The name applies to the fir plantation along the course of the burn.
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OS1/14/82/42	GLENQUIECH	Glenquiech Glenquiech Glenquiech Glenquiech Glenquiech Glenquiech	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr Brodie Factor J McDonald Glenquiech Old Stat [Statistical] Account New Stat [Statistical] Account	025	A superior dwelling the mansion house of Glenquiech, with offices garden and a good orchard near. It is the property of Mr. McLaggan.
OS1/14/82/42	BURIAL GROUND (Private) [Glenquiech]			025	There is a private Burying Ground on Glenquiech south of the Mansion in a wood between Boghaugh & the House.
OS1/14/82/42	MIDTOWN	Midtown Midtown Midtown Midtown	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr. Brodie Factor J McDonald	025	An old steading on Glenquiech. The Burn which passes here bears no name, but in passing through a den in a plantation near the White Burn the Den is called "Dowelly Den".
OS1/14/82/42	WOODSIDE	Woodside Woodside Woodside	Mr Brodie Factor J. McDonald Glenquiech Messrs. Robie & Gibb Gamekeepers	025	A cot-house on Midtown the property of Mr. McLaggan. The name is well known.
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OS1/14/82/43	DRUMNECHIE	Drumnechie Drumnechie Drumnechie	Estate Map Valuation Roll Mr. Lyon of Glenogil	025	A farm steading the property of Mr. Lyon of Glenogil.
OS1/14/82/43	AUCHLEISH	Auchleish Auchleish Auchleish Auchleish	Mr. McIntosh Tt. [Tenant] Mr Ogilvy Proprietor Mr. Mann, Strone Mr Herald Inspector of Poor	025	A farm steading belonging to the Estate of Inshewan the property of John Ogilvy Esquire
OS1/14/82/43	NEWMILL OF INSHEWAN	Newmill of Inshewan Newmill of Inshewan Newmill of Inshewan Newmill of Inshewan	Mr. Ogilvy Pr. [Proprietor] Valuation Roll Mr Herald Inspector of Poor Mr Dixon, Tenant	025	A farm & Corn Mill held by the same tenant under the one name. It is the property of Mr. Ogilvy.
OS1/14/82/43	CORN MILL [Newmill of Inshewan]			025	A farm & corn mill held by the same tenant under the one name. It is the property of Mr. Ogilvy.
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OS1/14/82/44	BOGHAUGH	Boghaugh Boghaugh Boghaugh	Estate Map Mr. Brodie, Factor J. McDonald Glenquiech	025	An old name on the Estate of Inshewan now applying to a pendicle with a dwelling ho. [house] upon it. Boghaugh is the property of Mr. McLaggan.
OS1/14/82/44	COWHILLOCK	Cowhillock Cowhillock Cowhillock	Valuation Roll Mr. Ogilvy, Proprietor John Mill, Tenant	025	A new farm steading on Inshewan the property of Mr. Ogilvy
OS1/14/82/44	WEST DEN or DEN OF OGIL	West Den or Den of Ogil West Den or Den of Ogil West Den or Den of Ogil West Den or Den of Ogil West Den or Den of Ogil	Estate Map Mr. Lyon, Propr. [Proprietor] Mr. Alexander, Goynd Mr Robie, Gamekeeper Mr Gibb, Gamekeeper	025	A fine hollow of considerable extent on the Estate of Ogil. It is often commonly called West Den - the course of the Noran near Glenogil house being spoken of as the East Den, but the proprietor considers the designation on the Estate map the most correct.
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OS1/14/82/45	HILL OF OGIL	Hill of Ogil Hill of Ogil Hill of Ogil	Estate Map Mr. Ogil Propr. [Proprietor] John Mill, Cowhillock	025	A lower ridge of the hills of this Parish on the Estate of Ogil. It terminates in a remarkable hill on the west at what is called the White Top. The Hill of Ogil is often refered to as Mains Hill & Soutra Hill from being on these farms.
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OS1/14/82/47	HUNCHAR	Hunchar Hunchar Hunchar	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr. Lyon Pr. [Proprietor]	025	A farm steading the property of Mr. Lyon.
OS1/14/82/47	TARRY HILLOCKS	Tarry Hillocks Tarry Hillocks Tarry Hillocks	Estate Map Mr. Lyon of Glenogil Messrs. Robie & Gibb Gamekeepers	025	Some hillocks planted with wood. They lie to the south of Hunchar
OS1/14/82/47	LINNFOORD HILLOCK	Linnfoord Hillock	Estate Map Mr. Lyon of Glenogil Messrs. Robie & Gibb Gamekeepers	025	A small hill on the roadside planted with wood.
OS1/14/82/47						[Page] 47 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish [Entry for Glen Ogil has been crossed out]
OS1/14/82/48	GLENOGIL	Glenogil Glenogil Glenogil Glenogil	Estate Map Valuation Roll Mr. Lyon Proprietor Mr. Black Factor	025	The Mansion of the Estate of Glenogil the property of Mr. Lyon. The offices & garden adjoin the house and there is a good approach from the Ph. [Parish] Road. (See Glenogil the property of Mr. Haig Trace 3 Sheet 25 - 6 inch work)
OS1/14/82/48	GOYND	Goynd	Estate Map Valuation Roll Mr. Lyon Proprietor Mr. Black Factor	025	A farm steading the property of Mr. Lyon.
OS1/14/82/48	CASTLE CRAIG	Castle Craig Castle Craig	Mr. Lyon Propr. [Proprietor] Messrs. Robie & Gibb, Gamekeepers	025	A prominent Rock overhanging the Noran near & south of the Falls of Drumly Harry at the Douff Hole.
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OS1/14/82/49	EASTER OGIL	Easter Ogil Easter Ogil Easter Ogil Easter Ogil Easter Ogle	Estate Map Valuation Roll Mr. Forrest, Propr. [Proprietor] Old Stat [Statistical] Account New Stat [Statistical] Account	025	A superior dwelling with large offices for farming adjoining. It is the property of Mr. Forrest and is occupied by him.
OS1/14/82/49	MAINS	Mains Mains Mains Mains of Ogil Mains of Ogil Mains of Glenogil West Mains of Ogil	Carts Mr. Black - Tenant County Map Estate Map Valuation Roll Mr. Lyon Propr. [Proprietor] Lease of Farm	025	A good farm steading the property of Mr. Lyon. It is commonly called Mains or Mains of Ogil. "Mains" only has been adopted as it is so near the Mansion of Glenogil (There is the Mill of Ogil Trace 6) Both names - the Mill & the Mains the propr. [proprietor] considers should properly be of Glenogil, but he is not so particular as to the Mill which is so well known as Mill of Ogil
OS1/14/82/49	SOUTRA	Soutra Soutra Soutra Soultra	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr. Lyon Propr. [Proprietor] County Map	025	A good farm steading the property of Mr. Lyon of Glenogil
OS1/14/82/49						[Page] 49 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Ph. [Parish] Mains [note] There is a tradition that a Castle stood at the trees in the field on the East of the Mains but according to the proprietor, who is familiar with the tradition, there never has been any foundations seen in his time - as far back as fifty years & more. Monnipennie , in his enumeration of Castles & Towers of the County, mentions "Wester Ogyall", which Mr. Jervoise, the author of " Memorials of Angus & Mearns" &c, in reply to a communication on the subject, considers to have been the residence of one of the Cadets of the more powerful Lords of the district, and that many other "Castles & Towers" noticed by Monniepennie were similar.
OS1/14/82/50	BLACKPOT BRIDGE	Blackpot Bridge Blackpot Bridge Blackpot Bridge Blackpot Bridge	Mr. Lyon, Glenogil Mr. Forrest, Easter Ogil Mr. Alexander, Goynd Messrs. Robie & Gibb, Gamekeepers	025	A little Bridge of one arch over the "Burn of Ogil" near where it joins the Noran. This name is very well known throughout the district. The Bridge is supported by the Proprietors near and also derives some support from the County when needing repairs &c.
OS1/14/82/50	BROOM HILLOCK	Broom Hillock Broom Hillock Broom Hillock Broom Hillock	Estate Map Mr. Forrest Pr. [Proprietor] Mr. Davidson Millton Mr. Lyon, Glenogil	025	A remarkable knoll in a field of Easter Ogil. The name is well known.
OS1/14/82/50						Page] 50 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Ph. [Parish]
OS1/14/82/51	BURN OF OGIL	Burn of Ogil Burn of Ogil Burn of Ogil	Mr. Lyon Pr. [Proprietor] Mr. Davidson, Millton Messrs. Robie & Gibb Gamekeepers	025	This name is given to the Burn which passes through the West Den or Den of Ogil from the East of the Den to the point where it enters Noran after passing under Blackpot Bridge.
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OS1/14/82/52	MILL OF OGIL	Mill of Ogil (Corn) Mill of Ogil (Corn) Mill of Ogil (Corn) Mill of Ogil or Glenogil or Mill of Downies Shoon Mill of Downies Shoon	Valuation Roll Mr. Davidson Tenant Miller's Sacks Mr Lyon, Propr. [Proprietor] Estate Map	025	A corn mill of the Estate of Glenogil the property of Mr. Lyon. Formerly, as given on the Estate Map, the name was Mill of Downies Shoon, a name not known now, but the proprietor considers that as the old name has never been changed by any other authority than custom it might be retained along with the popular name.
OS1/14/82/52	MILTON	Milton of Ogil Milton of Ogil Milton of Ogil Millton Millton	Valuation Roll Mr. Lyon Pr. [Proprietor] Mr. Black, Factor Estate Map County Map	025	A farm steading the property of Mr. Lyon. There is a Threshing Mill here detached from the farm. The name has not been adopted in full as it is near the Mill of Ogil; and may be understood.
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OS1/14/82/53	CAIRDENWELL	Cairdenwell Cairdenwell Cairdenwell	Estate Map Mr Forrest Pr. [Proprietor] Mr. Davidson, Milton	025	A house on the Estate of Easter Ogil the property of Mr. Forrest.
OS1/14/82/53	COURTFORD BRIDGE	Courtford Bridge		025	Authenticated & described in Name Book of Fearn Parish.
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OS1/14/82/55	CRAIGIES	Craigies Craigies Craigies	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr. Lamont, Land Steward	025	An old steading on Kinalty the property of the Earl of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/55	KNOCK	Knock Knock	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr. Lamont, Land Steward County Map	025	A dwelling with a small hill farm attached. It is the property of Mr. Ogilvy.
OS1/14/82/55	FORTH	Forth Forth	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr. Lamont, Land Steward County Map	025	A small steading the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/55	THE GUTTER	The Gutter The Gutter The Gutter The Gutter	Lord Airlie Mr. Lamont Land Steward Mr. T. Dundas Mr. Bowman Shielhill Bridge	025	A well known name similar to "Balloch Broomfaulds & Riggumlane" &c. on the adjoining Plan - 25.9 - which see. It is Lord Airlie's property
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OS1/14/82/56	THE KNOWE	The Knowe The Knowe The Knowe The Knowe	Estate Map Mr Lamont, Land Steward George Toom, Tenant Lord Airly	025	A well known name applying to a dwelling on the height above the South Esk. There are steep wooded braes falling to the river at this place.
OS1/14/82/56	KINALTY	Kinalty Kinalty Kinnalty Kinaltie	Estate Map Mr Lamont, Land Steward George Toom, Tenant Lord Airly Valuation Roll County Map Old Stat [Statistical] Account	025	A good farm steading formerly the site of the Mansion of the Estate of Kinalty, the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Airlie
OS1/14/82/56	DENHEAD	Denhead	Estate Map Mr Lamont, Land Steward George Toom, Tenant Lord Airly	025	An old place at the head of a remarkable den from which it is named - the houses of Denhead are partly ruinous
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OS1/14/82/57	CORTACHY BRIDGE	Cortachy Bridge Cortachy Bridge Cortachy Bridge Cortachy Bridge	Mr. Wilson, Road Surveyor Mr. Lamont, Land Steward Mr. Findlay, Noranside Lord Airlie	025	A County Bridge of one Arch over the South Esk on the line of Road (Statute Labour) between Fearn Tannadice &c. and Cortachy. About a couple of miles farther down the river there is another Bridge - Shielhill Bridge.
OS1/14/82/57	SCHOOL [nr Cortachy Bridge]	School School School	Mr. Lamont Mr. Herald Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster Mr. Bowman, Shielhill Bridge	025	A school supported chiefly by the Patronage of the Countess of Airlie.
OS1/14/82/57	COTHLIEBURN	Cothlieburn Cothlieburn Cothlieburn Cothlaburn	Mr. Kerr Factor R. Young Tenant Rent Roll Valuation Roll	025	A cottage & garden on Downiepark the property of Mrs Rattray.
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OS1/14/82/58	GALLOW HILL	Gallow Hill Gallow Hill Gallow Hill Gallow Hill Gallow Hill	Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan Propr. [Proprietor] J. McDonald, Glenquiech T. Dundas Knock Mr. Mann, Strone Mr. Bowman, Strone	025	A fine hill south of Knock Hill with tolerably steep descent on the north side. The south side mingles gradually with the adjoining grounds. On the top of this hill (which is now all planted with fir wood) about the highest point, there is a "ring" of stones, as it is called by the people, where according to tradition the Gallows was erected when needed. There is nothing mentioned of this object or the name of the hill either in Historical or the Statistical Accounts of the Parish. The proprietor - Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan, knows the tradition respecting the "ring", but that is all.
OS1/14/82/58	CIRCLE [Callow Hill]	"Ring"	Mr. Ogilvy and others	025	On the top of this hill (which is now all planted with fir wood) about the highest point, there is a "ring" of stones, as it is called by the people, where according to tradition the Gallows was erected when needed. There is nothing mentioned of this object or the name of the hill either in Historical or the Statistical Accounts of the Parish. The proprietor - Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan, knows the tradition respecting the "ring", but that is all.
OS1/14/82/58						[Page] 58 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Ph. [Parish] Circle [note] in two places [Initialled] JB Major This so called "Ring" is a circle of boulder stones of the class connected with the prehistoric Era - and about 5 chains to the northward is another of the same character, but smaller in diameter and formed of rather smaller stones. Again about 3 chains to the north, is a solitary boulder stone (not noticed on the Plan). I conceive these objects to have no connection with the Gallows. [Initialled] JB Major RE [Royal Engineers]
OS1/14/82/59	COSSACKS	Cossacks Cossacks Cossacks Cossack Copack	Rent Roll Mr. Kerr, Factor John Dixon, Tenant County Map Valuation Roll	025	A farm steading on Downiepark Estate, the property of Mrs Rattray on the Valuation Roll this is entered in mistake, evidently, as Copack.
OS1/14/82/59	WELLBANK	Wellbank Wellbank Wellbank	Valuation Roll Mr. Kerr, Factor Mr. Watt, Tenant	025	A steading on Downiepark the property of Mrs Rattray.
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OS1/14/82/60	EAST MILL	East Mill East Mill East Mill East Mill East Mill East Mill	Valuation Roll Mr. Kerr, Factor R. Young Cothlieburn Mr Herald, Schoolmaster Mr Fairweather Tannadice A. Cameron. Tenant	025	East Mill applies to a Corn Mill and Plash Mill and some dwellings, part of which are upon the Adjoining Trace as well as the Corn Mill.
OS1/14/82/60	PLASH MILL [East Mill]	Plash Mill		025	The Plash Mill, upon the personal authorities quoted, is an establishment for bleaching Cotton Yarn before being woven into Cloth, and the difference between Plash Mills and Bleach Mills, is that the latter bleaches cloth after being woven. This is the property of Mrs. Rattray. Tenant Mr. A. Cameron See New Mill Plash Mill 32.7. Trace 3
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OS1/14/82/61	STRONE	Strone Strone Strone	Valuation Roll Mr. Brodie, Factor Mr. Mann Tenant	025	A good farm steading on Glenquiech Estate the property of Mr. McLaggan.
OS1/14/82/61	WHITE TOP	White Top White Top White Top White Top	Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan Pr. [Proprietor] Mr. Gibb, Gamekeeper Mr. Robie, Gamekeeper J. McDonald, Glenquiech	025	A fine top terminating the height of the Hill of Ogil on the west. The White Top is upon Inshewan, and is wooded the east of which marches with the Glenogil property. "White Top" is known throughout the Parish.
OS1/14/82/61	EASTSIDE	Eastside Eastside Eastside Eastside	J. McDonald Glenquiech T Dundas Knock Mr Mann, Strone Mr Findlay, Noranside	025	An old dwelling on the farm of Newton of Inshewan the property of Mr. Ogilvy.
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OS1/14/82/62	REDSTANE	Redstane Redstane Redstane	Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan Valuation Roll Mr. T. Dundas. Knock	025	A farm steading on Inshewan the Property of John Ogilvy Esq.
OS1/14/82/62	ROTTENMOSS	Rottenmoss	Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan Valuation Roll Mr. T. Dundas. Knock	025	A farm east of Redstane the property of Mr. Ogilvy
OS1/14/82/62	DYKEND	Dyke-end Dyke-end Dyke-end	Mr. Ogilvy Propr. [Proprietor] Mr. T. Dundas Knock Mr. P Fenton, Tenant	025	A couple of tenements on Inshewan the property of Mr. Ogilvy.
OS1/14/82/62	WHITEBURN	Whiteburn	Mr. Ogilvy Propr. [Proprietor] Mr. T. Dundas Knock Mr. P Fenton	025	Two small holdings on the west of the Burn of that name, and close to it the property of Mr. Ogilvy
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OS1/14/82/63	WHITE BURN	White Burn White Burn White Burn White Burn White Burn	J McDonald Glenquiech T Dundas. Knock Mr Sim, Burnside Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan County Map	025	A fine stream which has its source from the East & West Burns of Buckies, & from the junction of the East B. [Burn] of Buckies with the main stream, the name "White Burn" is given, and well known, until it enters the Esk at Shielhill Bridge.
OS1/14/82/63	CAIRNTON AND BURNSIDE	Cairnton and Burnside Cairnton and Burnside Burnside Burnside Burnside Burnside Burnside	Valuation Roll Mr. Ogilvy Propr. [Proprietor] Mr. Simm Tenant Carts Mr. Mann, Strone J. McDonald, Glenquiech T Dundas Knock	025	This steading is upon the old steading of Cairnton, while the old place or steading of Burnside stands to the south-east. As stated by the Proprietor the farm house is generally called Burnside although really upon the farm of Cairnton. Every one now refers to this as Burnside - the name of the old thatched house to the south east being dropped. In the Valuation Roll the names [continued on page 64]
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OS1/14/82/64		Cairnton & Burnside /continued		025	[continued from page 63] of both farms, now held by one Tenant, are given. This is a particularity which often occurs in the County but in this case the name of one of the farms has been reversed, and the proper name to the proper Burnside dropped, and sure to be eventually lost sight of from the importance of the farm steading compared with the insignificance of the now Cotter house which is the Burnside proper. The Cotter house may not be a permanent house - it is not considered so and the only way of retaining the name of Cairnton with propriety appears to be by adopting both names to the present farm house of the lands of Cairnton & Burnside, as given in the Roll and adopted on the Examination Trace.
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OS1/14/82/65	WESTER MEMUS	Wester Memus Wester Memus Wester Memus Wester Memus Wester Memus Wester Memus	Valuation Roll Mr Brodie Factor Mr Tosh - Tenant Mr Duncan. E. [Easter] Memus J. McDonald, Glenquiech Old Stat [Statistical] Account	025	A good steading with the farm-dwelling detached. It is the property of Mr. McLaggan of Glenquiech & W. [Wester] Memus.
OS1/14/82/65	MEMUS MILL (Corn)	Memus Mill (Corn)	Mr Brodie Factor Mr Tosh - Tenant Mr Duncan. E. [Easter] Memus J. McDonald, Glenquiech Lease of E. [Easter] Memus	025	A Corn Mill on Wester Memus known as Memus Mill without the distinction of W. [Wester] Memus - Wester Memus appears to have originated for distinction of farms for it is the oldest and on the Tenants Lease of E. [Easter] Memus he is obliged to have his meal made at "Memus Mill" - A right attached to most of the old Corn Mills in the country.
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OS1/14/82/66	EASTER MEMUS	Easter Memus Easter Memus Easter Memus Easter Memus Easter Memus	Valuation Roll Lease Mr. Ogilvy Pr. [Proprietor] Mr. Duncan Tenant Old Stat [Statistical] Account	025	A good farm steading on the Inshewan Estate the property of Mr. Ogilvy East of the farm house but upon the lands of E. [Easter] Memus there is a Standing Stone of remarkable appearance, but all inquiry leads to it being erected for a rubbing stone for Cattle. This is the proprietor's opinion and the Tenants. No mention is made of this in any Account of Tannadice. There is another rubbing stone on Derachy Farm in a field called Denside.
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OS1/14/82/67	DERACHY	Derachy Derachy Derachy Derachy and Denside Deirachy	David Thow, Tenant Tenant's Carts Mr. Findlay, Noranside Valuation Roll Old Stat [Statistical] Account	025	A good farm steading the property of T.W. Ogilvy Esqr. It is on the Estate of Coul. The name Denside entered in the Roll with this farm applies to a large park in which there is rubbing stone for cattle - opposite Chance Inn.
OS1/14/82/67	OLD DERACHY	Old Derachy	David Thow Mr. Findlay, Noranside	025	An old steading of Derachy Farm now occupied by Cotters.
OS1/14/82/67	STANDING STONE [Easter Memus]	Standing Stone	Mr. Lyon of Glenogil Mr. Ogilvie of Inshewan Mr. Duncan of Easter Memus well known	025	A remarkable Standing Stone on the farm of Easter Memus - the authorities are not quoted for the Druidical or ancient character of the Stone of which they profess to know nothing, but it is clearly of that character, being a mass of primitive rock such as no agriculturalist could have brought to the spot for any purpose. [Initialled] JB Major RE [Royal Engineers]
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OS1/14/82/68	LAW [Balgillo]	Law Law Law Law Law	New Statistical Account Mr. Thow, Derachy Mr. Findlay, Noranside Mr. Duncan, E. [Easter] Memus Mr. Lyon of Glenogil	025	"There are three Laws in this Parish, as the Law of Balgillo, the Law of Balduckie the Law of Coul & several others". Old Statistical Account. See Law of Balgillo for other quotations respecting the Laws of this Ph. [Parish] The Law of Balduckie has been entirely effaced. This Law is upon the farm of Meikle Coul in a field called West Bank. The Law or Tumulus is, although ploughed over, very remarkable and still regular, being about 10 or 15 feet high. There is nothing known among the people of the place - or in the Parish so far as could be ascertained of Urns or Stone Coffins being found here. The hillock appears to have never been opened.
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OS1/14/82/69	CHANCE INN	Chance Inn P. [Public] House Chance Inn P. [Public] House Chance Inn P. [Public] House Chance Inn P. [Public] House	Valuation Roll Mr. Lyon of Glenogil Pr. [Proprietor] Mr. Black Factor J. Begg, Tenant	025	A road side Public House which for a very considerable time has borne the title of Inn, although only a Common beer-house. It is the property of Mr. Lyon of Glenogil. [ ] There is no accomodation for travellers or stabling to be had here.
OS1/14/82/69	LOUPS	Loups Loups Loups Loup Loups	Mr. McKenzie Tenant Lease Mr Tosh, Wellford Valuation Roll County Map	025	A farm steading on Lord Airlie's Estate of Balgillo
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OS1/14/82/70	OLD PARK	Old Park Old Park Old Park	County Map Mr. McKenzie, Loups Mr. Tosh, Wellford	025	Cotter houses East of the Loups. It is a well known name. Propr. [Proprietor] the Earl of Airlie
OS1/14/82/70	KNOWEHEAD	Knowehead Knowehead Knowehead	Mr. Tosh, Wellford Mr. McKenzie Loups Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster	025	A row of labourer's dwellings on the Estate of Coul, the property of T.W. Ogilvy Esquire.
OS1/14/82/70	SCHOOL [nr Knowehead]	School School School School	Miss Harts Teachers Mr. Davidson Millton Mr. Black, Factor Mr. Lyon of Glenogil	025	A new school recently begun, but of a permanent nature, and partly supported by the Propr. [Proprietor] of Glenogil Estate - Mr Haig. The School has been prepared for females principally and partly includes the system of a School of Industry
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OS1/14/82/71	LAW	Law Law Law Law	Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy Prs. [Proprietress] of Tannadice J. Robie Corry farm New Statl. [Statistical] Account Old Statl. [Statistical] Account	026	"Three Conical Tumuli called Laws have in this Ph. [Parish] been levelled & the ground on which they stood cultivated within these few years. In these Tumuli coarse earthen pots or urns were found, protected & surrounded by six flat square stones, and containing a quantity of black ashes probably the remains of the illustrious dead while the remains of the less eminent seem to have been deposited in and covered by the same number of stones called coffins but without any urns or ashes or accumulations of earth." New Statl. [Statistical] Account. "There are various Laws in this parish as the Law of Balgillo, the Law of Balduckie, the Law of Coul & several others" Old Statl. [Statistical] Account. Upon the authority of the Proprietress & the Tenant of Corry there were several coins both gold & silver found in the vicinity of this Law, but their date &c. or what became of them is unknown. There were likewise Arrow heads got about the Law. This object appears to be untouched except around the base and on the north side. Of the Urns &c. stated in the New Statl: [Statistical] Account to have been got in the Laws of this Parish there is nothing known with reference to the Law here authorized, which is upon the lands of Balgillo and commonly called "Lousy Law" [continued on page 72]
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OS1/14/82/72		Law (Continued		026	[continued from page 71] "Between the Law and the farm of Corry there were found about 50 years ago in a green bank now cultivated a quantity of human bones as shewn at the place marked on Trace 5. There is nothing by tradition or otherwise known about the origin of these bones.
OS1/14/82/72	CORRY	Corry Corry Corry	Valuation Roll Mr. Kerr, factor John Robie Tenant	026	A farm on Tannadice Estate the property of Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy.
OS1/14/82/72	KELPIE'S FOOTMARK	Kelpie's Footmark	See Fearn Parish	026	Kelpie's Footmark and Tammys Pot are authorized in the Ph. [Parish] of Fearn, and are derived from the Old Castle Vane in that Parish.
OS1/14/82/72	TAMMY'S POT	Tammy's Pot	See Fearn Parish	026	Kelpie's Footmark and Tammys Pot are authorized in the Ph. [Parish] of Fearn, and are derived from the Old Castle Vane in that Parish.
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OS1/14/82/73	MARCUS MILL	Marcus Mill (Corn) Marcus Mill (Corn)	Valuation Roll Mr. Black, Factor D. Foreman, Tenant	026	A corn mill and cottages together with a farm house and steading the property of Major Genl. [General] Swinburn of Marcus. The Mill is detached from the other houses, and stands on the Riverside with the Lades to it from the Dam. The Farm & the Mill of Marcus are held by the same tenant and both are used in the same form.
OS1/14/82/73	CORN MILL [Marcus Mill]	Marcus Mill (Corn) Marcus Mill (Corn)	Valuation Roll Mr. Black, Factor D. Foreman, Tenant	026	A corn mill and cottages together with a farm house and steading the property of Major Genl. [General] Swinburn of Marcus. The Mill is detached from the other houses, and stands on the Riverside with the Lades to it from the Dam. The Farm & the Mill of Marcus are held by the same tenant and both are used in the same form.
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OS1/14/82/75	CORN MILL [East Mill]	Corn Mill Corn Mill Corn Mill Corn Mill	Mr. Kerr, Factor Mr. Robertson, Tenant Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr Bowman Shielhill Bridge	032	A Mill for grinding or making corn at "East Mill" - a name which applies to the Corn Mill the Plash Mill, and several dwellings in the immediate vicinity. It is the property of Mrs. Rattray.
OS1/14/82/75	DOWNIEPARK	Downiepark Downiepark Downiepark Downiepark Downiepark	Valuation Roll Mr. Kerr, Factor Mr. Herald Schoolmaster Mr Bowman Shielhill New Stat [Statistical] Account	032	A Mansion & office house with Ornamental grounds &c. around. It is the property of Mrs. Rattray. There is a family Burying ground on Downiepark to the south east of the Mansion. See page 79
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OS1/14/82/77	NEWTON OF INSHEWAN	Newton of Inshewan Newton of Inshewan Newton of Inshewan Newton of Inshewan Newton	Valuation Roll Mr. Ogilvy, Propr. [Proprietor] Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster & Inspect. [Inspector] of Poor Mr. Findlay Grieve Noranside Co. [County] Map (Ainslies)	032	A farm steading the property of John Ogilvy Esquire of Inshewan. The name is always spoken of in the form given. So also is the Netherton of Inshewan, but the latter part of this name has not been adopted on the traces from its situation being so near the Newton of Inshewan. Both names are used alike with the addition of Inshewan and it is only from the Newton being the larger of the two farms that the name is adopted to it in full & left to be understood to the Netherton
OS1/14/82/77	NETHERTON	Netherton of Inshewan Netherton of Inshewan Netherton of Inshewan Netherton of Inshewan Netherton	Valuation Roll Mr. Ogilvy, Propr. [Proprietor] Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster & Inspect. [Inspector] of Poor Mr. Findlay Grieve Noranside Co. [County] Map (Ainslies)	032	A farm steading the property of John Ogilvy Esquire of Inshewan. The name is always spoken of in the form given. So also is the Netherton of Inshewan, but the latter part of this name has not been adopted on the traces from its situation being so near the Newton of Inshewan. Both names are used alike with the addition of Inshewan and it is only from the Newton being the larger of the two farms that the name is adopted to it in full & left to be understood to the Netherton
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OS1/14/82/78	TURFACHIE	Turfachie Turfachie Turfachie	Mr. Kerr, Factor Valuation Roll Mr Herald, Schoolmaster	032	A good farm steading on the Estate of Downiepark the property of Mrs. Rattray
OS1/14/82/78	BURNSIDE	Burnside Burnside Burnside	Valuation Roll Mr Ogilvy, Propr. [Proprietor] Mr Herald Schoolmaster	032	A name applied to a smithy near the Free Ch. [Church] at Memus or what is generally given to the Church in describing its situation
OS1/14/82/78	SCHOOL [Burnside]	School School School	Mr. J. Robie, Teacher Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. Tosh, Memus.	032	A side school of the Parish of Tannadice [at] Burnside. Although connected with the Established Church by being under the Kirk Session &c. of the Ph. [Parish], it is, as regards the Teachers position & for support of every description not legally established as the Ph. [Parish] School itself is. A side school is altogether a local arrangement.
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OS1/14/82/79	CRAIGIEMOODIE	Craigiemoodie Craigiemoodie Craigiemoodie	Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr Tosh Memus Mr. Findlay, Noranside	032	A cotter dwelling on Wester Memus farm the property of Mr. McLaggan of Glenquiech & W. [Wester] Memus.
OS1/14/82/79	SHIELHILL BRIDGE	Shielhill Bridge Shielhill Bridge Shielhill Bridge Shielhill Bridge Shielhill Br [Bridge]	Mr. Wilson Road Surveyor Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr Bowman Shielhill Land of the Lindsays Old Stat [Statistical] Account	032	A county Bridge of One Arch over the South Esk on the Statute Labour Road between or communicating with the adjoining Ph. [Parish] of Kirriemuir.
OS1/14/82/79	RIVER SOUTH ESK	South Esk	See Adjoining Phs. [Parishes]	032	Authorized and described in adjoining Phs. [Parishes] - See also the Ph. [Parish] of Aberlemno.
OS1/14/82/79	BURIAL GROUND (Private) [Downiepark]	Burying Ground (Private)	See N S [Name Sheet] of Downiepark	032	See Downiepark
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OS1/14/82/80	SMITHFIELD INN	Smithfield Inn Smithfield Inn Smithfield Inn	David Mann, Strone Mr. Findlay, Noranside Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Edgar	032	A house having Inn license at or near the Free Church
OS1/14/82/80	AUCHNAGRAY	Auchnagray Auchnagray Auchnagray	Mr. Kerr, Factor Mr. Findlay, Noranpark Mr Tosh, W. [West] Memus	032	An old steading on Downiepark Estate, the property of Mrs. Rattray.
OS1/14/82/80	FREE CHURCH [nr Auchnagray]	Free Church Free Church Free Church Free Church	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Edgar Mr. Tosh, Memus Mr. Findlay Noranside Inscription on Church	032	A good stone building having an inscription (Free Church) with the date of building (1842) upon the lintel of the door. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Edgar Incumbent.
OS1/14/82/80	MANSE [Free Church, nr Auchnagray]			032	The Manse is situated close to the Ch. [Church] on the North-East & is a superior dwelling with garden & outhouses attached.
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OS1/14/82/81	CASTLE (Remains of) [Quiech Castle]	Castle (Remains of) Quiech Castle Quiech Castle Quiech Castle Quiech Castle	Land of the Lindsays Old Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer J. McDonald, Glenquiech J. Bowman, Shielhill	032	"On the North side of the Esk, very near the place where the bridge of Shielhill now stands formerly stood the Castle of Quiech, the residence of the Earls of Buchan, who, in ancient times, had an extensive property in this County. The situation is romantic, and was still more adapted for being the seat of a feudal chieftain, by the security which it promised, than by its pleasantness. The Castle was built on a precipitous rock, immediately overhanging the river. This rock appears as if insulated by nature, a stream pours down through a deep chasm on each side of it. No vestiges of this ancient Castle are now discernible. A humble cottage occupies its place. Within these few years part of one of the walls of the chapel was standing. It was built with hewn stones, but they have been lately carried off & used some other way." Old Statistical Account. "The Castle stood on the top of a romantic rock which overhangs [continued on page 82]
OS1/14/82/81						[Page] 81 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish [Note] Mr. Jervise the able author of the " Memorials of Angus and Mearns" in reply to a reference informs me that " There is nothing but popular story to support the name of Quiech Castle while we have proof documentary of the Castle of Shielhill being near the Bridge of that name." - As the remains are near "Shielhill Bridge" I think it will be best to leave them unnamed on the Plan. [Initialled] J.B. Major R.E. [Royal Engineers] See " Inverquiech" Castle in Alyth Parish [Initialled]
OS1/14/82/82		Quiech Castle (Continued)		032	[continued from page 81] overhangs the Esk, on the North side of the river. Part of the Castle forms the walls of the cottages which now occupy its place. These are about 3 feet thick the door & window lintels are of old hewn ashler, and one of them is dated 1686. A Chapel is also said to have been here in old times, and a fountain at a little distance is known by the name of St. Colm, to whom the Chapel may have been inscribed" Land of the Lindsays The northern gable of the Cot-house between the White Burn & the Black Burn, where these streams enter the Esk, is of great thickness, and according to the above, quoted from the "Land of the Lindsays", is part of the Castle of Quiech. There is nothing remarkable in the appearance of the Gable Wall, which is dressed &c. on the outside like the ordinary walls of the house but it is generally understood as stated by the authorities - personal, to be a part of the Old Castle of Quiech. The author of the "Land of the Lindsays" omits the name (Quiech) in describing the Castle, and refers to a very old thorn tree as being at Glenquiech "where the "furious Graham" & the "brave Rose" fell in deadly combat & where the fair Matilda" &c. It is evident that the reference made to the above as Glenquiech, is a mistake for Quiech Castle, which is a name also for another Castle in the County at Alyth about 10 Miles distant. (See Old Statl. Acct. [Statistical Account] & Fullarton's Gazetteer, which call it Quiech Castle.)
OS1/14/82/82						[Page] 82 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish [Note] There is no definite information to be had of the Chapel in connexion with the Castle of Quiech. Upon the authority of Mr. Bowman, Shielhill, there were quantities of bones found about 50 years ago at the angle of the woods meeting near the Castle, which skirt the Burns - The White & Black Burns. There is a Spring in a steep bank East of "Shielhill Bridge", but it is not identified with the name "St. Colm" given in the Land of the Lindsays, nor is this name known to anybody in the Parish. The old Thorn tree alluded to in the "Land of the Lindsays" stood till within 30 years ago, and was not far from Shielhill Bridge & the Old Castle.
OS1/14/82/83	BLACKBURN	Blackburn Blackburn Blackburn	Mr. Bowman Tack or Lease Mr. Brodie	032	A pretty Cottage with a garden attached. It is upon the Estate of Downiepark, the property of Mrs. Rattray. The name is given from the burn of that name,
OS1/14/82/83	BLACK BURN	Black Burn Black Burn Black Burn	Mr. Bowman Tack or Lease Mr. Brodie	032	The name is given from the burn of that name, which is adopted upon the same authorities. It flows from woods on Downiepark and enters the Esk at Shielhill Bridge beneath the old Castle of Quiech, which stood between the mouth of this and the White Burn. The Burn name is only applicable from the wood a little to the East of the Cottage of Blackburn.
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OS1/14/82/85	BOG BURN	Bog Burn Bog Burn Bog Burn Bog Burn	Mr. Duncan E. [Easter Memus] Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr Findlay Noranside Mr Fairweather, Tannadice	032	This stream or Lade - for it is a lade from end to end, is conducted from the "White Burn" near W. [Wester] Memus and is afterwards brought through the lands of Coul where it derives its name, which it bears to the Esk flowing through a fine Den on Balduckie near Tannadice. It finally drives the Corn Mill of Tannadice - Except through the Den near Tannadice the rest of its course is artificial.
OS1/14/82/85	MAINS OF COUL	Mains of Coul Mains of Coul Mains of Coul West Mains of Coul	Lease of Farm Mr. Powrie, Tenant Mr. Duncan, E. [Easter] Memus Valuation Roll	032	A good farm Steading the property of T.W. Ogilvy Esqr. No one uses this name as given on the authority of the Valuation Roll.
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OS1/14/82/86	MEIKLE COUL	Meikle Coul Meikle Coul Meikle Coul Meikle Coul	Lease of Farm Mr. William Carnegie Tenant Mr Herald, Schoolmaster Valuation Roll	032	A fine farm steading the property of Mr. Ogilvy The lands of Meikle Coul are the most extensive as a farm in Tannadice
OS1/14/82/86	MILTON BANK	Milton Bank	Lease of Farm Mr. William Carnegie Tenant Mr Herald, Schoolmaster Valuation Roll	032	A farm steading on Coul Estate, the property of Mr. T.W. Ogilvy.
OS1/14/82/86	STURT	Sturt Sturt Sturt	Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan Pr. [Proprietor] Val. [Valuation] Roll Mr. Reid. Milton Bank	032	A good steading on Inshewan, the property of J. Ogilvy Esquire.
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OS1/14/82/87	BALDOUKIE	Baldoukie Baldoukie Baldoukie Baldoukie	Valuation Roll Mr Herald Schoolmaster Mr. P. Fairweather, Tenant Mr. Fairweather, Tannadice	032	A good farm steading on Coul Estate, the property of T.W. Ogilvy Esquire.
OS1/14/82/87	LAW (of Baldoukie)	Law of Baldoukie	Statistical Account Alexander Souter - Baldoukie David Tosh - Knowehead Alexander Smith - Pensioner Tannadice	032	In the field to the East are to be seen the remains of the "Law of Baldoukie" one of the 3 Conical Tumuli mentioned in the Stat: [Statistical] Accounts. This one, pointed out to me by Alexander Souter, has been much reduced by ploughing. [Initialled] J.B. Major The Field in which it stands is still called Law Shed.
OS1/14/82/87	DEN OF BALDOUKIE	Den of Baldoukie	Mr Herald Schoolmaster Mr. P. Fairweather, Tenant Mr. Fairweather, Tannadice	032	A remarkable Den on the course of the Bog Burn standing above Tannadice
OS1/14/82/87	WESTER BALGILLO	Wester Balgillo Wester Balgillo Wester Balgillo Wester Balgillo	Mr. D. Watt, Tenant Mr Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. Fairweather, Tannadice Lease of Farm	032	A good farm steading the property of Mr. Walker
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OS1/14/82/88	EAST MURTHILL	East Murthill East Murthill East Murthill	Mr. Arnott, Lessee Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. Fairweather, Tannadice	032	This name applies to a dwelling and a Plash Mill on Coul Estate the property of Mr. Ogilvy.
OS1/14/82/88	PLASH MILL [East Murthill]			032	The Plash Mill upon the same authorities is for bleaching Cotton Yarn before weaving (See description of East Mill Plash Mill and Newmill of Craigeassie 32-7-3)
OS1/14/82/88	TANNADICE [village]	Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice Tannadice	Valuation Roll Old Statistical Account Mr. Herald Schoolmaster & Inspector Mr. Fairweather Tannadice Mr. Black Factor Mr. Kerr, Factor	032	A village having the Ph. [Parish] Church & School and a Corn Mill. There is nothing more remarkable in the place, except the Post Office, & a couple of Public Houses.
OS1/14/82/88	CORN MILL [Tannadice]	Tannadice Mill (Corn)	Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. Fairweather, Occupier [??] Mr. Carnegie Tenant	032	A corn mill belonging to Coul Estate. The name has not been repeated to the mill on the Exam. [Examination] Trace
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OS1/14/82/89	CHURCH [parish, Tannadice]	Church Church Church	Mr. Herald Schoolmaster Mr. Fairweather Mr. Carnegy. Tannadice	032	A good stone building with sitting for __ Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Allan Incumbent
OS1/14/82/89	MANSE [parish, Tannadice]	Manse	Mr. Herald Schoolmaster Mr. Fairweather Mr. Carnegy. Tannadice	032	The Manse, a Superior dwelling with garden, offices & glebe land, adjoining is entered upon the same authorities. At Memus there is a Free Church. There are no other places of Worship in the Parish.
OS1/14/82/89	SCHOOL [Tannadice]	School	Mr. Herald Schoolmaster Mr. Fairweather Mr. Carnegy. Tannadice	032	The Parish School of Tannadice. There is accomodation here for 100 pupils Mr. Herald Teacher. There is a side school at Burnside near the Free church at Memus
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OS1/14/82/90	HAUGH OF TANNADICE	Haugh of Tannadice or Barnyards Haugh of Tannadice or Barnyards Haugh of Tannadice or Barnyards Haugh of Tannadice or Barnyards	Mr. Herald Schoolmaster Mr. Fairweather, Tannadice Mr. Fairweather, Barnyards Land of the Lindsays	032	In the "Land of the Lindsays" the following appears in reference to this name & the Castle of Barnyards. "The nearest residents of Finhaven (a Castle in an adjoining Ph. [Parish]), were the Lindsays of the Haugh of Tannadice or Barnyards. The Castle of Barnzaird (as it is termed in Monipennies) stood within two miles, as the crow flies, of the Castle of Finhaven, & towards the close of the last century was represented by two archways in the Haugh, a little north west of the present farm house, which was built from its ruins." The Haugh is commonly called Barnyards from belonging to that farm and
OS1/14/82/90	BARNYARDS	Barnyards Barnyards Barnyards Barnyards	New Statl. [Statistical] Account Old Statl. [Statistical] Account Valuation Roll Mr. Kerr, Factor	032	A good farm Steading the property of Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy.
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OS1/14/82/91	AUCHLUCHRIE	Auchluchrie Auchluchrie Achlouchrie Achlouchrie	Valuation Roll County Map Old Stat [Statistical] Account Fullarton's Gazetteer	032	A good farm steading the property of T.W. Ogilvy Esquire. On Inshewan Estate there is a "Cottertown of Auchleuchry," spelt both by the proprietor of Inshewan & in the Valuation Roll in this form - Auchleuchry
OS1/14/82/91	Site of the CASTLE (of Barnyards understood) [nr Auchluchrie]			032	In 1857 Mr. J. Fairweather the present tenant in digging a hole to bury a Cow came upon large foundations stones cemented with lime at the place covered by the old "Site" - he did not excavate the extent of these foundations - and Alexander Smith, Pensioner, an old residenter of Tannadice upwards of 70 years of age pointed out to me the spot (near the well adjoining the bottom of the garden) where he remembered some ruins to have stood when he was a boy - This satisfactorily localises the Site of the old House or Castle of Barnyards mentioned in the following Extract.
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OS1/14/82/93	CASTLE HILL	Castle Hill Castle Hill Castle Hill	Old Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan Propr. [Proprietor]	032	"A hill in the neighbourhood of Achlouchrie receives the name of Castle Hill. Like the Site of the Castle of Quiech, it overhangs the river which here runs in a deep bed, by reason of the high rocks on either side. A fosse, still 13 feet deep & 30 feet wide forms a semicircle round this hill. This it is supposed had been dug with a design to bring in water from the river for defending the place. It would seem, however, that there never has been any building here as there are no marks of foundations" Old Statistical Account. "In the vicinity of Achlouchrie, an eminence which still bears the name of Castle Hill, & overhangs a deep gorge of the river, & has round its base a semicircular fosse 13 feet deep & 30 ft. [feet] wide was the site of another ancient but extinct Castle. Fullarton's Gazetteer.
OS1/14/82/93	MOAT [Castle Hill]			032	The fosse or hollow around this hill is of artificial appearance and of greater depth than 13 ft. [feet] on the East side - it is nearer 20 ft. [feet]. On the north west the hollow where the river water might be conveyed into the fosse round the hill, is much above the level of the South Esk. The proprietor Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan, thinks it is probable that at some period there had been a "building on the Castle Hill, as there was a moat all round it." The name is well known among the people.
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OS1/14/82/94	COTTERTOWN OF AUCHLUCHRIE	Cottertown of Auchluchry Cottertown of Auchluchry, & Auchleuchry Cottertown of Auchleuchry Auchluchrie Achlouchrie Achlouchrie	Mr. Robertson, Auchluchrie Valuation Roll Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan Propr. [Proprietor] Co. [County] Map Fullarton's Gazetteer's Old Statl. [Statistical] Account	032	A small holding with a dwelling attached. It is the property of Mr. Ogilvy of Inshewan. There is the farm of Auchluchrie on Coul Estate.
OS1/14/82/94	INSHEWAN	Inshewan Inshewan Inshewan Inshavan Inshewan Ho. [House]	Valuation Roll Mr. Ogilvy, Propr. [Proprietor] Mr. Brodie, Kerriemuir Old Stat [Statistical] Account New Stat [Statistical] Account	032	A fine house - the Mansion of Inshewan with large offices for farming, a garden & ornamental grounds adjoining. It is the property of Mr. Ogilvy and occupied by him.
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OS1/14/82/95	EAST FORESTMUIR	East Forestmuir East Forestmuir East Forestmuir	William Leighton, Tenant Mr. D. Wilkie Factor Mr Herald, Schoolmaster	032	A small holding with a dwelling the property of Mr. Kinloch of Kilrie.
OS1/14/82/95	CAIRN [a farm]	Cairn Cairn Cairn Cairn Cairn	Valuation Roll Mr. Wilkie, Factor Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. Kay, Cairn Tenant Old Stat [Statistical] Account	032	A good steading on Kilrie Estate (properly the property belonging to Mr. Kinloch in Tannadice, is Cairn Estate but it is a practice to name the different parts or properties after that from which the Proprietor takes his title.
OS1/14/82/95	QUARRYHILL	Quarryhill Quarryhill Quarryhill Quarryhill Quarrriehill	Valuation Roll Mr. Wilkie, Factor Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. Kay, Cairn Old Stat [Statistical] Account	032	A farm steading on Kilrie held by Mr J Leslie.
OS1/14/82/95	FORESIDE OF CAIRN	Foreside of Cairn	Valuation Roll Mr. Wilkie, Factor Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. Kay, Cairn	032	Three small farm steadings on Kilrie including a Smithy. The name is widely known.
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OS1/14/82/96	NEWMILL OF CRAIGEASSIE	Newmill of Craigeassie Newmill of Craigeassie Newmill of Craigeassie	Mr. Wilkie Factor Mr Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. D. Stewart, Lessee	032	A large establishment including a farm steading &c. besides the Corn and Plash Mills.
OS1/14/82/96	PLASH MILL [Newmill of Craigcassie]	Plash Mill	Mr. Wilkie Factor Mr Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. D. Stewart, Lessee	032	The Plash Mill is an establishment employing on an average 14 hands chiefly males in the bleaching of Jute Tow and Linen Yarns preparatory to being woven by hand loom weavers into sheeting, towelling & diaper &c. There are long lines of upright wooden posts called tenters enclosed in connection with the Mill which are used for drying the yarn upon. It is wrought by Mr. D. Stewart & is the property of Mr. Kinloch of Kilrie. See East Mill Plash Mill &c.
OS1/14/82/96	CORN MILL [Newmill of Craigeassie]	Corn Mill		032	The Corn Mill on the same authorities, is held by the same Tenant as the Plash Mill - Mr. Kinloch Proprietor
OS1/14/82/96						[Page] 96 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish Plash Mill [note] The difference between the ordinary Bleach Mills and a Plash Mill is that the former bleached cloth while the latter bleaches the yarn preparatory to being woven.
OS1/14/82/97	MURTHILL	Murthill Murthill Murthill Murthall	Valuation Roll Mr. Fenton Tenant Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Old Stat [Statistical] Account	032	A large farm steading with Sawmill Plash Mill & Corn Mill all in the occupation of Mr. Fenton, and on the Estate of Coul, the property of Thomas W. Ogilvy Esq.
OS1/14/82/97	CORN MILL [Murthill]	Corn Mill	Valuation Roll Mr. Fenton Tenant Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster	032	The different mills are entered upon the same authorities as those given for the name of the place.
OS1/14/82/97	PLASH MILL [Murthill]	Plash Mill	Valuation Roll Mr. Fenton Tenant Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster	032	See New Mill (32-7-3) Plash Mill for the description of work carried on there as well as in this & the other Plash Mills in Tannadice.
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OS1/14/82/98	JUSTINHAUGH BRIDGE	Justinhaugh Bridge Justinhaugh Bridge Justinhaugh Bridge Justinhaugh Bridge	Mr. __ Road Surveyor Mr. Herald Schoolmaster Mr. Fenton Murthill Old Statistical Account	032	A stone bridge of one arch over the South Esk near Murthill. The name is not given to the Haugh adjoining the river, & there is little consideration given to the name now except as, applying to the Bridge. Justinhaugh Bridge is a County Bridge. The south west side of the arch is long & irregular from being badly built & falling into its present shape on the removal of the scaffolding when finished.
OS1/14/82/98	TOBEES	Tobees Tobees Tobees	Lease of Farm Mr. Myles, Factor County Map	032	A farm steading on Whitewell Estate, the property of Major Gammell
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OS1/14/82/99	GELLYBURN	Gellyburn Gellyburn Gellyburn	Mr. Myles, Factor Lease of Farm (E. [East] Mains) Mr. Fairweather Tannadice	032	A small place belonging to Whitewell the property of Major Gammell.
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OS1/14/82/100	WEST MAINS OF WHITEWELL	West Mains of Whitewell West Mains of Whitewell West Mains of Whitewell	Mr Myles, Factor Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Lease of Farm	032	A good farm steading the property of Major Gammell
OS1/14/82/100	PLOVERHILL	Ploverhall	Mr Myles, Factor Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Lease of Farm	032	A cot house formerly a steading on the above farm.
OS1/14/82/100	EAST MAINS OF WHITEWELL	East Mains of Whitewell	Mr Myles, Factor Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Lease of Farm	032	A good steading on Major Gammell's property. When a former proprietor resided here this house was called 'Whitewell', but since the Estate was divided into farms the house has been changed to its present name There is a stone in the front wall of this house marked 1612. Stone & house seem much more modern.
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OS1/14/82/101	WEST FORESTMUIR	West Forestmuir West Forestmuir West Forestmuir West Forestmuir	Mr. Wilkie, Factor Mr. J. Leslie Quarryhill Mr. G Kay, Cairn Mr Herald, Schoolmaster	032	A good farm steading the property of Mr. Kinloch The Origin of Forestmuir is said to be from the King in olden times having a hunting Forest here called Hatton Forest. Kings Burn & Kings Bridge are names derived from the same place. See below.
OS1/14/82/101	KING'S BRIDGE	Kings Bridge	Mr. Wilkie, Factor Mr. J. Leslie Quarryhill Mr. G Kay, Cairn Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster	032	A small bridge or Culvert over a burn of the same name. Kings Bridge & Kings Burn derive their names, as stated by Mr. Wilkie, from the King loosing himself while hunting in Hatton Forest, and having met a Peasant at the Burn, where the little bridge is now erected, he inquired his way. According to the tradition the Burn has since borne this name - The Bridge name is mostly used, or better known of the two but both should be adopted in this case.
OS1/14/82/101	KING'S BURN	King's Burn	Mr. Wilkie, Factor Mr. J. Leslie Quarryhill Mr. G Kay, Cairn Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster	032	According to the tradition the Burn has since borne this name - The Bridge name is mostly used, or better known of the two but both should be adopted in this case.
OS1/14/82/101						[Page] 101 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish King's Bridge and King's Burn [notes] Athenticated in Name Book of Oathlaw parish.
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OS1/14/82/103	PADDOCKHALL	Paddockhall Paddockhall Paddockhall	Valuation Roll Co. [County] Map Mr. Wilkie Factor	032	A good steading the property of Mr. Kinloch of Kilrie.
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OS1/14/82/105	EASTER BALGILLO	Easter Balgillo Easter Balgillo Easter Balgillo Easter Balgillo Balgillo Easter Balgillo	Rent Roll & Lease Mr. Kerr, Factor Mr. Davidson, Tenant Val. [Valuation Roll] County Map	033	A good farm steading the property of Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy of the Estate of Tannadice.
OS1/14/82/105	NETHER BALGILLO	Nether Balgillo Nether Balgillo Nether Balgillo Nether Balgillo Nethertown of Balgillo	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr. Hannay, Factor County Map Old Stat. [Statistical] Account	033	A farm steading on Careston Estate the Property of the Right Honble: [Honourable] the Earl of Fife.
OS1/14/82/105	MUIRTON	Muirton Muirtown	Valuation Roll Estate Map Mr. Hannay, Factor Old Stat. [Statistical] Account	033	A farm of Careston - Lord Fife's
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OS1/14/82/106	HOWMUIR EAST	Howmuir East Howmuir East Howmuir East Howmuir East	D. Thompson Tt. [Tenant] Messrs. Black & Strachan Agents Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. Fairweather, Tannadice	033	A farm steading the property of Major Genl. [General] Swinburn of Marcus. In documents this usually goes under the title of Howmuir only, but in the locality it is among the people usually distinguished as "Howmuir East," in which form the Proprietor's Agents desire to see it adopted. The distinguishing terms East & West are necessary to the Howmuirs one of which is upon the Estate of Tannadice - the Howmuir West
OS1/14/82/106	TANNADICE HOUSE	Tannadice House Tannadice House Tannadice House Tannadice House	Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy Proprss. [Proprietress] Mr. Kerr, Factor Valuation Roll New Stat [Statistical] Account	033	A good Mansion with offices Ornamental grounds and garden attached. It is the property of Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy of Tannadice, & is occupied by her.
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OS1/14/82/107	HOWMUIR WEST	Howmuir West Howmuir West Howmuir West	James Callander Tenant Mr. Kerr Factor Mr. Fairweather, Tannadice	033	A farm steading on Tannadice, which like that of the same name on Marcus is used without any, distinguishing term in documents but desirable on the Agents part to be adopted in the form invariably given by the people referring to the place. See Howmuir East.
OS1/14/82/107	DEIL'S HOWS	Deil's Hows Deil's Hows Deil's Hows Deil's Hows	New Statl. [Statistical] Account Land of the Lindsays James Callander Howmuir West. Fullarton's gazetteer	033	"Near the Eastern extremity of the Parish is a spot of ground, commonly called the Deil's Hows. i.e. the Devil's Hollows. It has received this name from its being supposed that the devil has here given some remarkable displays of his presence & power. It is a small hollow surrounded with moorish ground." New Statl. [Statistical] Account. In sinking this well a few years ago deep unnatural hollows were got supposed to be the result of spontaneous combustion of which the following is said in the Gazetteer (Fullarton's) viz. - "A stratum of iron pyrites, at the depth of 1½ or 2 ft. [feet] from the surface, in a small hollow called the Deil's Hows has repeatedly exhibited the phenomenon of spontaneous combustion & thrown out from its vicinity pieces of earth 150 or 160 stones in weight."
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OS1/14/82/108	CADGER PATH	Cadger Path Cadger Path Cadger Path Cadger Path	Mr. Herald, Schoolmaster Mr. Fairweather. Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy Valuation Roll	033	This name applies to a row of dwellings west of the Police Station and is derived from a road leading to a wooded slope in the grounds of Tannadice, and may upon the authorities quoted be applied to either object.
OS1/14/82/108	SCHOOL [Tannadice]	School School School	Miss Bailie Tr. [Teacher] Mr. Herald Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy	033	This School is partly supported by Mrs. Ogilvy of Tannadice. It is for females & is an object of a permanent nature as far as known.
OS1/14/82/108	POLICE STATION [Tannadice]	Co. [County] Police Station (No 14) Co. [County] Police Station (No 74)	Constable Mr. Herald Schoolmaster & Inspect. [Inspector] of Poor	033	This is a house on Tannadice Estate rented by the Co. [County] Constabulary and numbered the 14th. of the County.
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OS1/14/82/109	HAER CAIRN (Site of) (Cists and Urns found)	Haer Cairn (Site of) Urns & Cissts found here Haer Cairn (Site of) Urns & Cissts found here Haer Cairn (Site of) Urns & Cissts found here	Land of the Lindsays T. Thompson, Howmuir East J. Callander, Howmuir West	033	"At a place called the Haer Cairn, in the Howmuir wood (almost directly north of the present gate) and at Haerland Faulds several rude stone coffins & urns containing human bones were found about 20 years ago." Land of the Lindsays. This was a hillock or Tumulus about 30 years ago as stated by the authorities (personal) quoted. When levelling it at that time several rude stone coffins and urns were found, containing human bones. Several persons now in the locality saw both the urns and the stone coffins. The site is marked by a hollow place in the wood.
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OS1/14/82/110	MUIRYHILLOCK	Muiryhillock Muiryhillock Muiryhillock	Valuation Roll Mr. Black Factor James Bowman Tenant	033	A farm steading on Marcus Estate the property of Major Genl. [General] Swinburn
OS1/14/82/110	MARCUS LODGE	Marcus Lodge Marcus Lodge Marcus Lodge Marcus Lodge Marcus	Mr. Black Factor Mr. Bowman Muiryhillock Mr. Herald, Teacher (Ph. [Parish]) Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy of Tannadice Ho. [House] Valuation Roll	033	A handsome house, - the Mansion of Marcus with offices, ornamental grounds, garden &c. attached. It is the property of Major Genl. [General] Swinburn and occupied by him.
OS1/14/82/110	MARCUS HOUSE		A.W. Myles Esqre., County Clerk, Forfar.	033
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OS1/14/82/111	RED LION INN	Red Lion Inn Red Lion Inn Red Lion Inn	Sign Board John Mollison Tenant Mr Kerr, Factor	033	A good Inn on the side of the Toll Road between Forfar & Brechin. It bears the sign quoted on one side and a coach & horses on the other and has an Inn License. It is the property of Mrs. Balfour Ogilvy of Tannadice.
OS1/14/82/111						[Page] 111 Co. [County] Forfar -- Tannadice Parish [Volume signed] John Bayly Major R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/14/82/112						[Page] 112 [Volume] 82 OS1/14/82 [Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 12 AUG. 1902 CO. [COUNTY] FORFAR PARISH of TANNADICE 6 Inch & 1/2500 Scales
OS1/14/82/113						[Page] 113 Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page Athros (Ruins) -- 18 -- -- 6 Auld Darkney -- 18 -- -- 9 Auchna Middle -- 25 -- -- 22 Anniegathel -- 25 --6 -- 30 Auld Man -- 25 -- 9 -- 37 Auchleish -- 25 -- 10 -- 43 Auchnagray -- 32 -- 2 -- 80 Auchluchrie -- 32 -- 6 -- 91 Birse Shades -- 18 -- -- 3 Burn of Dunnivle -- 18 -- -- 5 Bettywharran -- 18 -- -- 6 Burn of Muirlethen -- 18 -- -- 9 Burn of Auld Darkney -- 18 -- -- 9 Burn of Muirhinks -- 18 -- -- 11 Burnroot (ruins) -- 18 -- -- 13 Bogancoul -- 25 -- -- 15 Burn of Kinrive or Burn of Glenmoye -- 25 -- -- 16 Bridgend -- 25 -- -- 16 Buckies -- 25 -- -- 18 Bogs of Eddiehockertie -- 25 -- -- 19 Bogs of Boggandure -- 25 -- -- 19 Black Hill -- 25 -- -- 24 Benscreavie -- 25 -- -- 24 Batternach (ruins) -- 25 -- 6 -- 28 Baikies -- 25 -- 6 -- 30 Blairs -- 25 -- 7 -- 36 Bogside -- 25 -- 9 -- 38 Balloch -- 25 -- 9 -- 40 Broomfauld -- 25 -- 9 -- 40 Burial Ground (Private) -- 25 -- 10 -- 42 Boghaugh -- 25 -- 10 -- 44 Blackpot Bridge -- 25 -- 11 -- 50 Broom Hillock -- 25 -- 11 -- 50 Burn of Ogil -- 25 -- 11 -- 51 Burnside -- 32 -- 2 -- 78 Burial Ground (Private) -- 32 -- 2 -- 79 Blackburn -- 32 -- 2 -- 83 Black Burn -- 32 -- 2 -- 83 Bog Burn -- 32 -- 3 -- 85 Baldoukie -- 32 -- 4 -- 87 Barnyards -- 32 -- 4 -- 90 Craigmow Hill -- 18 -- -- 7 Craig Hill -- 18 -- -- 10 Craig Mow -- 18 -- -- 11 Craigmow (ruins) -- 18 -- -- 11 Craig Hill -- 18 -- -- 14 Clashincake -- 25 -- -- 15 Craig Corrie -- 25 -- 22 Craig Soals -- 25 -- 6 -- 27 Cairn -- 25 -- 6 -- 29 Conlawer Hill -- 25 -- 6 -- 31 Craigton -- 25 -- 9 -- 37 Craigiegour -- 25 -- 9 -- 39 Cothieward -- 25 -- 9 -- 40 Corn Mill -- 25 -- 10 -- 43 Cowhillock -- 25 -- 10 -- 44 Castle Craig -- 25 -- 11 -- 48 Cairdenwell -- 25 -- 12 -- 53 Courtford Bridge -- 25 -- 12 -- 53 Craigies -- 25 -- 13 -- 55 Cortachy Bridge -- 25 -- 13 -- 57 Cothlieburn -- 25 -- 13 -- 57
OS1/14/82/114						[Page] 114 Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page Circle -- 25 -- 13 -- 58 Cossacks -- 25 -- 13 -- 59 Cairnton & Burnside -- 25 -- 14 -- 63 Chance Inn -- 25 -- 16 -- 69 Corry -- 26 -- 13 -- 72 Corn Mill -- 26 -- 14 -- 73 Corn Mill -- 32 -- 1 -- 75 Craigiemoodie -- 32 -- 2 -- 79 Castle (Remains of) -- 32 -- 2 -- 81 Corn Mill -- 32 -- 4 -- 88 Church -- 32 -- 4 -- 89 Castle Hill -- 32 -- 7 -- 93 Cottertown of Auchluchrie -- 32 -- 7 -- 94 Cairn -- 32 -- 7 -- 95 Corn Mill -- 32 -- 7 -- 96 Corn Mill -- 32 -- 8 -- 97 Cadger Path -- 33 -- 1 --108 Dog Hillock -- 18 -- -- 7 Duthries Hill -- 18 -- -- 8 Den -- 25 -- -- 15 Donald's Hill -- 25 -- -- 18 Den of the Batternach -- 25 -- 6 -- 31 Douf Hill -- 25 -- 7 -- 36 Doulin Haugh -- 25 -- 9 -- 38 Dowelly Den -- 25 -- 10 -- 41 Drumnechie -- 25 -- 10 -- 43 Denhead -- 25 -- 13 -- 56 Dykend -- 25 -- 14 -- 62 Derachy -- 25 -- 15 -- 67 Downiepark -- 32 -- 1 -- 75 Den of Baldoukie -- 32 -- 4 -- 87 Deil's Hows -- 33 -- 1 -- 107 East Burn of Glenmoye -- 18 -- -- 8 Eddiedown (ruins) -- 18 -- -- 13 Eddiegarbet Burn -- 18 -- -- 14 Eddiedown Burn -- 25 -- -- 16 East Burn of Buckies -- 25 -- -- 18 Elly -- 24 -- 12 -- 25 Easter Ogil -- 25 -- 11 -- 49 East Mill -- 25 -- 13 -- 60 Eastside -- 25 -- 14 -- 61 Easter Memus -- 25 -- 14 -- 66 East Murthill -- 32 -- 4 -- 88 East Forestmuir -- 32 -- 7 -- 95 East Mains of Whitewell -- 32 -- 8 -- 100 East Balgillo -- 33 -- 1 -- 105 Flobbets -- 25 -- -- 21 Falls of Drumly Harry -- 25 -- 7 -- 36 Forth -- 25 -- 13 -- 55 Free Church -- 32 -- 2 -- 80 Foreside of Cairn -- 32 -- 7 -- 95 Glen Ogil -- 25 -- -- 20 Glenogil -- 25 -- -- 20 Glennies Burn -- 25 -- -- 22 Glack -- 25 -- -- 23 Grey Stone -- 25 -- 7 -- 34 Glenley -- 25 -- 7 -- 35 Greenhow -- 25 -- 9 -- 40 Glenquiech -- 25 -- 10 -- 42 Glenogil -- 25 -- 11 -- 48 Goynd -- 25 -- 11 -- 48 Gallow Hill -- 25 -- 13 -- 58
OS1/14/82/114							Douf Hill should be Douf Hole.
OS1/14/82/115						[Page] 115 Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page Gellyburn -- 32 -- 8 -- 99 Hare Cairn -- 18 -- -- 4 Hill of Glansie -- 18 -- -- 7 Hill of Garbet -- 18 -- -- 8 Hillside -- 25 -- -- 15 Haughhead -- 25 -- 7 -- 35 Horniehuagh -- 25 -- 10 -- 41 Hill of Ogil -- 25 -- 10 -- 45 Hunchar -- 25 -- 11 -- 47 Haugh of Tannadice -- 32 -- 4 -- 90 Howmuir East -- 33 -- 1 -- 106 Howmuir West -- 33 -- 1 -- 107 Haer Cairn (Site of) -- 33 -- 2 -- 109 Inner Muirgriggs Burn -- 18 -- -- 4 Inshewan -- 32 -- 7 -- 94 Justinhaugh Bridge -- 32 -- 8 -- 98 Keillor Burn -- 25 -- -- 17 Knock Hill -- 25 -- 9 -- 39 Knock -- 25 -- 13 -- 55 Kinalty -- 25 -- 13 -- 56 Knowhead -- 25 -- 16 -- 70 Kelpie's Footmark -- 26 -- 13 -- 72 King's Bridge -- 32 -- 10 -- 101 King's Burn -- 32 -- 10 -- 101 Little Benscreavie -- 25 -- -- 24 Lochieroad -- 25 -- 9 -- 37 Linnfoord Hillock -- 25 -- 11 -- 47 Law -- 25 -- 15 -- 68 Loups -- 25 -- 16 -- 69 Law -- 26 -- 13 -- 71 Mount Sned -- 18 -- -- 3 Mochra (Ruins) -- 18 -- -- 13 Mid Shank -- 25 -- -- 17 Midtown -- 25 -- 10 -- 42 Mains -- 25 -- 11 -- 49 Mill of Ogil -- 25 -- 11 -- 52 Milton -- 25 -- 11 -- 52 Memus Mill -- 25 -- 14 -- 65 Marcus Mill -- 26 -- 14 -- 73 Manse -- 32 -- 2 -- 80 Mains of Coul -- 32 -- 3 -- 85 Meikle Coul -- 32 -- 3 -- 86 Milton Bank -- 32 -- 3 -- 86 Manse -- 32 -- 4 -- 89 Moat -- 32 -- 7 -- 93 Murthill -- 32 -- 8 -- 97 Muirton -- 33 -- 1 -- 105 Muiryhillock -- 33 -- 2 -- 110 Marcus House -- 33 -- 2 -- 110 Noran Water -- 18 -- -- 14 New Moss -- 18 -- -- 14 Naked Tam -- 25 -- -- 17 North Glack -- 25 -- -- 23 Newmill of Inshewan -- 25 -- 10 -- 43 Newton of Inshewan -- 32 -- 2 -- 77 Netherton -- 32 -- 2 -- 77 Newmill of Craigeassie -- 32 -- 7 -- 96 Nether Balgillo -- 33 -- 1 -- 105 Outer Muirgriggs Burn -- 18 -- -- 4 Old Derachy -- 25 -- 15 -- 67 Old Park -- 25 -- 16 -- 70 Benderrochy -- 25 -- -- 21 Parkneuk -- 25 -- 9 -- 40
OS1/14/82/116						[Page] 116 Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page Plash Mill -- 25 -- 13 -- 60 Plash Mill -- 32 -- 4 -- 88 Plash Mill -- 32 -- 7 -- 96 Plash Mill -- 32 -- 8 -- 97 Ploverhall -- 32 -- 8 -- 100 Paddockhall -- 32 -- 11 -- 103 Police Station -- 33 -- 1 -- 108 Quarryhill -- 32 -- 7 --95 Roundhillock -- 25 -- -- 23 Redheugh -- 25 -- 7 -- 34 Rashybog -- 25 -- 9 -- 38 Riggumlane -- 25 -- 9 -- 40 Redstone -- 25 -- 14 -- 62 Rottenmoss -- 25 -- 14 -- 62 River South Esk -- 32 -- 2 -- 79 Red Lion Inn -- 33 -- 5 -- 111 Sherriffbank Hill -- 18 -- -- 10 Sherriffbank Park -- 25 -- -- 16 Shallgreen -- 25 -- -- 24 Saint Arnold's Seat -- 25 -- 6 -- 29 Scalywell -- 25 -- 10 -- 41 Soultra -- 25 -- 11 -- 49 School -- 25 -- 13 -- 57 Strone -- 25 -- 14 -- 61 Standing Stone -- 25 -- 15 -- 67 School -- 25 -- 16 -- 70 School -- 32 -- 2 -- 78 Shielhill Bridge -- 32 -- 2 -- 79 Smithfield Inn -- 32 -- 2 -- 80 Sturt -- 32 -- 3 -- 86 School -- 32 -- 4 -- 89 Site of the Castle -- 32 -- 6 -- [91] School -- 33 -- 1 -- 108 Trusty Burn -- 18 -- -- 5 Toardy Hill -- 18 -- -- 7 Toardy Burn -- 18 -- -- 10 Turkey Burn or Burn of Batternach -- 25 -- 6 -- 27 Tooks Burn -- 25 -- 7 --33 Tarry Hillocks -- 25 -- 11 -- 47 The Gutter -- 25 -- 13 -- 55 The Slug -- 25 -- -- 22 The Knowe -- 25 -- 13 -- 56 Tammys Pot -- 26 -- 13 -- 72 Turfachie -- 32 -- 2 -- 78 Tannadice -- 32 -- 4 -- 88 Tannadice House -- 33 -- 1 -- 106 Tobees -- 32 -- 8 -- 98 Wilkie's Cairn -- 18 -- -- 9 Whirrich (ruins) -- 18 -- -- 13 Whobble (ruins) -- 18 -- -- 13 West Burn of Buckies -- 25 -- -- 18 Woodside -- 25 -- 10 -- 42 West Den or Den of Ogil -- 25 -- 10 -- 44 Wellbank -- 25 -- 13 -- 59 White Top -- 25 -- 14 -- 61 Whiteburn -- 25 -- 14 -- 62 White Burn -- 25 -- 14 -- 63 Water Memus -- 25 -- 14 -- 65 Wester Balgillo -- 32 -- 4 -- 87 West Mains of Whitewell -- 32 -- 8 -- 100 West Forestmuir -- 32 -- 10 -- 101