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DUTHIL AND ROTHIEMURCHUS |
Duthil & Rothiemurchus
Duthil & Rothiemurchus
Duthil & Rothiemurchus
Duthil & Rothiemurchus
Duthil & Rothiemurchus
Duthil & Rothiemurchus
Duthil & Rothiemurchus
Duthil & Rothiemurchus
Duthil & Rothiemurchus
Duthill & Rothiemurchus
Duthil
Duthil
Duthil
Duthel |
Rev [Reverend] William Grant, Parish Minister
Mr McGregor, Schoolmaster
Shaw's History of the Province of Moray
Presbytery Records, Session Books & Ph [Parish] Registers
John Smith Esq. Factor to the Earl of Seafield
Rent Rolls for 1831 & 1841
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Estate Plan dated 1808
Philips' County Atlas
New Statistical Account
Sheriff's List of Parishes for Inverness-shire
Sheriff's List of Parishes for Elginshire
List of County Voters. |
various |
The parish of Duthil and Rothiemurchus is in the Presbytery of Abernethy & Synod of Moray. These two places originally formed two separate and distinct parishes but in the year 1625 they were united for all purposes Civil and Ecclesiastical. But by Act of Parliament in the year 1824 Rothiemurchus was for Ecclesiastical purposes only, disunited from Duthil and formed into a Quoad Sacra Parish with a Government Church.
Duthil lies on the West side of the River Spey & Rothiemurchus on its eastern side. Formerly Duthil formed part of the Detached portion No. [Number] 2 of the County of Elgin & Rothiemurchus was wholly in the County of Inverness. But now the whole of the parish of Duthil and Rothiemurchus has been placed within the County of Inverness by the Inverness & Elgin Counties Boundary Act dated 1870. There are no detached portions of the Parish of Duthil & Rothiemurchus nor are there any detached portions of another parish situated within it. |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Duthil and Rothiemurchus |
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CURR WOOD |
Curr Wood
Curr Wood
Curr Wood |
Mr Grant, Schoolmaster Abernethy
Mr Cumming, Wester Curr
Mr CruicKshanK |
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An extensive fir wood lying between Wester Curr And the SKye of Curr. Property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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MID CURR |
Mid Curr
Mid Curr
Mid Curr |
Mr grant
Mr Cumming
Mr J. McPherson Tenant |
046 |
Applies to two farmhouses and offices one storey high, thatched and in good Condition. Property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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CROFTNAHAVEN |
Croftnahaven
Croftnahaven
Croftnahaven |
John Smith Esq
Mr Grant
Rent RollS 1861 |
046 |
This name applies to three small farmhouses each one storey high, thatched And in bad condition. Property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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Co [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Cromdale, Inverallan and Advie (Part of) |
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DRYNACH |
Drynach
Drynach
Drynach |
John Smith Esq
Mr Grant
Rent Rolls 1861 |
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A farmhouse steading and offices, one storey high thatched and in good repair. Property of the Earl of Seafield |
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CROFTDOW |
Croftdow
Croftdow
Croftdow |
John Smith Esq
Mr Grant
Rent Rolls, 1861 |
046 |
A farmhouse and steading one storey high, thatched and in good repair. Property of the Earl of Seafield |
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SKYE OF CURR |
Skye of Curr
Skye of Curr
Skye of Curr |
Mr Grant
Mr D. Cruickshank, Croftdow
Mr Lawson Crofthaven |
046 |
This name applies to a line of very small farm houses, each of which is one storey high, thatched & in bad repair. Property of the Earl of Seafield |
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Co [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie (Part of) |
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DULNAN BRIDGE |
Dulnan Bridge
Dulnan Bridge
Dulnan Bridge |
Mr Menzies Schoolmaster
Mr Grant, Schoolmaster, Abernethy
Mr Clark |
046 |
A Substantial Stone bridge Spanning the River Dulnan about half a Mile from its junction with the River Spey, and on the road from Grantown to Aviemore. It is a County Bridge. |
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BALNAAN |
Balnaan
Balnaan
Balnaan |
Mr Menzies
Mr Grant
Mr Clark |
046 |
Two croft houses one North end the other South of the River Dulnan with suitable Offices, one storey high, thatched and in good repair, the property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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EASTER CURR |
Easter Curr
Easter Curr
Easter Curr |
Mr Clark
Mr Menzie
Mr Grant |
046 |
A dwelling house and out Offices one storey high, thatched and in good repair; the property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie (part of) |
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CLURY |
Clury
Clury
Clury
Clury |
Mr Allan Occupier
Mr Menzies
Mr Grant
Rent Roll 1836 |
046 |
A farm steading dwelling house And outoffices, from one to two Stories high partly Slated & partly thatched in good Repair the property of the Rt Honbl [Right Honourable] Earl of Seafield. |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Mr Menzies Schoolmaster
Mr Grant
Mr ClarK |
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A plain Substantial building to which is added a teacher's residence; it is one of the parish Schools of the united parishes of Cromdale Advie and Inverallan. Average attendance about 50 pupils. |
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Invernessshire -- Ph [Parish] of Cromdale, Inverallan and Advie (Part of) |
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TULLOCHGORUM |
Tullochgorum
Tullochgorum
Tullochgorum
Tullochgorum
Tullochgorm
Tullochgorm |
John Smith Esq, Factor
Estate Plan 1861
Strathspey Estate
Mr D. Grant Occupier
Rev [Reverend] William Forsyth
Notes on Strathspey 1866 |
046 |
A large farmsteading one of the best in the neighbourhood, the dwelling house is two storey, Slated, with a good court, offices one storey, all in first rate repair, Occupied by Mr D. Grant, Farmer, the property of the fEarl of Seafield. This is the place from which the famous Strathspey of Tullochgorum takes its name. |
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OCHNOIR |
Ochnoir
Ochnoir
Ochnoir |
John Smith Esq.
Mr A. Grant, Tenant
Rent Roll 1861 |
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Two small farm houses with a lot of Small Offices each one storey high, thatched and in middling repair, property of the Earl of Seafield. A short distance West from these farmhouses, in a birch wood, there is a wooden pulpit, resembling a Sentry box, with a small open space around it, open air preachings are held here occasionally in the Summer Season, by the Free Church Minister of Duthil. |
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County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie (Part of) |
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CROFTJAMES |
Croftjames
Croftjames
Croftjames |
Rent Roll (18610
J Smith Esqr
Mr J. Ross Occupier
Mr Grant Occupier |
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This name applies to a number of Crofter's houses each one storey, all thatched And in a fair state of repair. There is a Smithy and a Joiners Shop included in the number all the property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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WHITE WELL |
White Well
White Well
White Well
White Well |
Mr D McGregor - Balvattan
Mr J. Ross -Croftjames
Mr P Ferguson Upper Balnacruie
Mr A. Grant Lower Balnacruie |
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A small Spring Well Situated on the Western Croft of Croftjames about 5 linKs in diameter and affords excellent water at all Seasons. |
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CREAG MHÒR |
Creag Mhòr
Creag Mhòr
Creag Mhòr |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth
Mr Grant
Mr Donald Grant |
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"This name applies to a hill over which the parishes of Duthil and the boundary between Rothiemurchus & part of Cromdale Inverallan & Advie in the County of Inverness run. It Signifies Large Creag. |
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Invernessshire -- Parish of Cromdale Inverallen and Advie (Part of) |
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STANDING STONES |
Standing Stones
Standing Stones
Standing Stones |
Mr Alexander Clark
Mr Menzie
Mr James McGregor |
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Two undressed stones of irregular form Standing in a field, on the north side of the River Spey. The only tradition regarding them in the neighbourhood is, that they are believed to have been erected by the Picts for some particular purpose. |
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STONE CIRCLE |
Stone Circle
Stone Circle
Stone Circle |
Mr Alexander Clark
MrMenzies
Mr James McGregor |
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A small piece of uncultivated land on which are ranged, in a circle, a considerable number of Stones of various dimensions - Very little is Known about this object of antiquity in the locality. It however is generally believed to have originally been a Druidical place of worship, and, after the introduction of christianity to have been used as a Christian place of Worship and a Sepulchre for the burial of unbaptized infants |
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CAIRN |
Cairn
Cairn
Cairn |
Mr Alexander Clark
Mr Menzies
Mr James McGregor |
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An ancient Cairn, consisting wholly of loose stones, situated near the farm of Ochnoir, Supposed to have been erected by the Druids or Picts; and not Known to have been opened for antiquarian researches. |
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AUCHNAHANNET |
Auchnahannet
Auchnahannet
Auchnahannet |
Revd Evan Gordon Grantown
James Smith Esq. Factor
Mr McBean Grantown |
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This name applies to five farmsteadings with suitable out Offices; they are each one Storey high, thatched and in good repair Property of the Earl of Seafield Castle Grant, Grantown |
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LAG NAN CUIMEINACH |
Lag nan Cuimeinach
Lag nan Cuimeinach
Lag nan Cuimeinach |
Revd N. McIntyre, Rothiemurchus
A. Mackintosh Esq. Dell
Mr J. Galbraith, Schoolmaster |
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Applied to a small hollow situate at the Western side of the road at the base of Callart Hill. Tradition says that this is the place where the Shaws' concealed themselves to await the passing of the Cummings when on the approach of the latter, the former burst from their hiding place slaughtering every one of the Cummings in the bloody contest that ensued. The name Signifies Cummings' Hollow. |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Duthil and Rothiemurchus |
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INVERDRUIE SAW MILL |
Inverdruie Saw Mill
Inverdruie Saw Mill
Inverdruie Saw Mill |
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre Rothiemurchus
A.MacKintosh Esq. Dell
Mr J. Galbraith, Schoolmaster |
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A Saw Mill driven by Water power it is two stories high with Cottages attached covered with wood and in Middling repair Property of [--] Grant Esq Rothiemurchus |
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LOWER BALVADDEN |
Lower Balvadden
Lower Balvadden
Lower Balvadden
Lower Balvadden |
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre, Rothiemurchus
A Mackintosh, Esq.
Mr J. Galbraith
Estate Plan |
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A farmsteading, in Tullochgrue, one storey high with offices attached,thatched and in fair repair. Proprietor Mr Grant of Doune |
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LOCHANMORE |
Lochanmore
Lochanmore
Lochanmore |
Revd [Reverend] N. Mackintyre
A. Mackintosh Esq.
Mr J Galbraith |
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A crofter's dwelling house one storey high, thatched and in fair repair Property of Mr Grant, Doune. |
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AUCHNAHANNET BURN |
Auchnahannet Burn
auchnahannet Burn
Auchnahannet Burn |
Revd [Reverend] Evan Gordon F.C. [Free Church] Minister Grantown.
James Smith Esq Factor Grantown
MrMcBean Grantown |
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A considerable Stream having its Source near to the farmsteading of Easter Ryneckra and flowing in a South Westerly direction until it joins the River Dulnan near to the Mill of Muckrach. It also forms part of the boundary between the parishes of Duthil and Rothiemurchus & Cromdale Inverallan and Advie |
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DALFABER |
Dalfaber
Dalfaber
Dalfaber
Dalfaber |
Rent Receipt
Alexander Grant, Tenant
Revd [Reverend] William Forsyth, Duthil
Mr Grant, Postmaster |
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A farm house two stories high with Barn, Byres & Stabling attached; the whole thatched And in good repair. Property of the Earl of Seafield of Castle Grant, Grantown. |
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Remains of GRAVE YARD and site of CHAPEL |
Remains of Grave Yard and site of Chapel |
Mr Urquhart, Ballinluig
Mr McGregor Balnacruie
Mr Cameron, Wester Chapelton |
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No reliable information can be obtained regarding this Chapel, although there can be no doubt but there has been a place of Worship here. - Mr Urquhart of Ballinluig, a very old man, pointed out the Site of the chapel as shown to him by his father some 70 Years ago, Only a point can now be Seen of the Grave Yard once attached to this Chapel. |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Duthil
Granish note - this word is being withdrawn |
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KINCHURDY |
Kilchurdy
Kilchurdy
Kilchurdy |
Estate Map 1809
Rent roll 1861
Mr Stevens Tenant |
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A large farmsteading of which the dwelling house is two storeys in height, and the offices one; it is partly slated And partly thatched, is kept in good repair, and is the Property of Lord Seafield. |
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LOCH DALLAS |
Loch Dallas
Loch Dallas
Loch Dallas |
Estate Map 1809
Mr Stevens, Kinchurdy
Mr grant Teacher |
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So called from the belief that a person of the name of Dallas was supposed to have been drowned in it; and from its situation with regard to Kinchurdy, contributes not a little, to support the name it (fem) [feminine] so highly deserves. |
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LOCHAN DUBH |
Lochan Dubh (black little loch)
Lochan Dubh (black little loch)
Du Lochan |
Mr Stevens, Kinchurdy.
Mr Grant, Teacher,
Estate Map. 1809. |
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A small loch, almost contiguous to Loch Dallas; their proximity contrasts beautifully with the surrounding heath |
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GRANISH |
Granish
Granish
Granish
Granish
Granish |
Revd [Reverend] J Logan
Revd [Reverend] Mr Grant
Mrs Cameron - Occupier
Rent Roll (1861)
Mr D. Cameron. |
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A Small farmsteading dwelling house One Storey offices Over - all thatched And in a fair state of Repair. Occupied by Mrs Cameron. The property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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LOCHAN BÀN |
Lochan Ban
Lochan Ban
Lochan Ban
Lochan Ban |
Revd [Reverend] J.Logan
Revd [Reverend] Mr Grant
Mr G. Anderson |
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This name is now applied to four Small Lochs or ponds Situated in a Deep hollow. And apparently they formed only one Loch in times past, they receive the Waters of a Small stream, but have no Visible outlets. |
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KNOCKGRANISH |
KnocKgranish
KnocKgranish
KnocKgranish
KnocKgranish |
Revd [Reverend] J Logan Free Ch [Church] Manse Duthil
Revd [Reverend] W. Grant Manse Duthil
Mr G. Anderson. (Occupier)
Mr D. Cameron. Farmer. Postoffice Croft. Aviemore |
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A Small farmsteading dwelling house one storey offices one. All thatched And in a fair state of repair. Occupied by Mr G. Anderson. The property of - The Earl of Seafield |
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POSTOFFICE CROFT |
Postoffice Croft
Postoffice Croft
Postoffice Croft
Postoffice Croft |
Revd [Reverend] J Logan
Revd [Reverend] W. Grant
Mr G. Anderson
Mr D. Cameron. Occupier |
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A large dwelling house, 2 story And slated, part of which was formerly used as a Post office, but the office is now at Aviemore. One apartment of this house is used as a Grocer's shop. there are a few Wooded sheds used as offices and Stores, the whole in Very good repair, Occupied by Mr. D.Cameron. Grocer & Farmer. The property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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STONE CIRCLE |
Stone Circle
Stione Circle
Stone Circle |
Mr McBean, Auchtablair
Mr Anderson Carrbridge
Estate Plan |
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Consisting of a great number of large unknown Stones Standing Upright quite close to each other and forming an entire Circle. The situation of this temple is a Very Solitary one, being on the south margin of Loch nan Carraigean whose Situation is low and its banks are densely covered with trees. Its origin is ascribed to the Druids and is consequently spoken of in the district as a Druidical Temple. |
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UPPER DALVOULT |
Upper Dalvoult
Upper Dalvoult
Upper Dalvoult
Dalevouilt |
Rent roll 1861
Mr Grant. teacher.
Mr Stevens, Kinchurdy.
Estate Map. 1809 |
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Formerly a small farm steading one storey high, and thatched; now used as a dwelling house. It is not in very good repair, and is the property of the Right Honble [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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CREAG BHEAG |
a |
Creag Bheag (Small Croft)
Creag Bheag (Small Croft) |
a |
Mr Stewart, Kincardine.
Mr Grant. Teacher.
Mr Stevens Kinchurdy |
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RIVER SPEY |
River Spey
River Spey
River Spey
River Spey
River Spey
River Spey |
James Smith Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth
Mr James Grant
Fullarton's Gaetteer
New Statistical Account
Forsyth's Survey of the Province |
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This is one of the principal rivers of Scotland. It is the second Scottish stream for the Volume of its water and territorial extent of its basin. It rises in the Braes of Badenoch, close on the water shed with Lochaber, about half a mile from Glenroy. Less than a mile below its source it expands into a Long Lake called Loch Spey, whence it is popularly Said to have it's Origin. |
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STRATH SPEY |
Strathspey
Strathspey
Strathspey
Strathspey
Strathspey
Strathspey |
James Smith Esq Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth
Mr James Grant
Fullarton's Gazetteer
New Statistical Acct [Account] of Elginshire
Forsyth's Survey of the Province of Moray 1798 |
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This name applies to the low ground extending along the long vale of the River Spey through the Ancient Province of Moray. |
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Duthil & Rothiemurchus Ph [Parish]
GALLOVIE,
KINGUSSSIE, N.B. [North Britain]
24th March 1883.
Cluny Macpherson of Cluny, C.B. [Companion, Order of the Bath]
Sir,
Referring to your inquiry
regarding the March between
the Lands of the DuKe
of Richmond and the
Earl of Seafield, I beg
most respectfully to write
and Say that the Stone
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the March between the [ ]
as also the march between
Strathspey and Badenoch
The dyKe is about [a]
Mile to the west of [the]
Old Inn at Avbiemore
It runs a Considerable
way up the face of
Craigellachie and [is]
joined by a wire [for]
which fence encloses
the west Side of a plain |
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Some words are lost in the fold
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on the Earl of Seafield's
Estate, until it comes
[to] the Dulnan a distance
of 7 or 8 Miles.
I am not aware of any [excamtion]
having taKen place between
the proprietors, and am
confident such has not
Ocurred, further than
the Ordinary taKe and
give which probably
was practised, as is |
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generally the Case
between Landowners
while erecting such [fence]
but still abiding by
Old March.
I have the honour [ ]
Cluny
Your very Obdt [Obedient] Servant
James [Gilbert]
Attached to O.N.B. [Object Name Book]
on "Strathspey" |
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Mr Compton
Will you kindly
attach the enclosed correspondence
to the Object Name Book for
Duthil & Rothiemurchus - Invernessshire.
J G Douglas
3 April 1883 |
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BALBLAIR |
Balblair
Balblair
Balblair |
Estate Map. 1809.
Rentroll. 1861
Mr Grant Teacher |
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A very small farmsteading, one storey high, thatched, and in good repair, the property of the Right Honble [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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WESTER CURR |
Wester Curr
Wester Curr
Wester Curr
Wester Curr |
John Smith esq Factor
Mr Cumming tenant
Mr Grant
Rent Roll 1861 |
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A farmhouse and steading former one storey high and thatched latter one storey also but slated and in very good Condition. Property of the Earl of Seafield |
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BROOMHILL STATION |
Broomhill Station
Broomhill Station
Broomhill Station
Broomhill Station |
Mr Grant
Nameboard
Time Table
Ticket |
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A small station on the Highland Railway 51¼ Miles from Inverness and 92¾ from Perth. |
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CAIRN Two Stone Coffins found here A.D. 1866. |
Cairn
Carin
Cairn |
Mr Alexander ClarK, Dulnanbridge
Mr Menzies, Schoolmaster
Mr McGregor |
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An Ancient Cairn Supposed to have been erected either in the Pictish or Druidical era - It is composed wholly of loose stones and is of Considerable magnitude - When Opened for Antiquarian purposes two Stone Cists were found embedded among fine sand. |
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GREAT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAILWAY (Strathspey Branch) |
Great North of Scotland Railway (Strathspey Branch)
Great North of Scotland Railway (Strathspey Branch
Great North of Scotland Railway (Strathspey Branch)
Great North of Scotland Railway (Strathspey Branch) |
John Smith Esq. Factor
Mr Grant, Schoolmaster
The Company's Advertisements
Mr Anderson, Station Master |
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A branch of the Great Northof Scotland Railway, extending from Craigellachie junction to Abernethy Station a distance of 29 Miles. It passes through the most fertile part of Strathspey from which district it derives its name. Three trains run daily on it both ways, the first starting from Abernethy by which both passengers and goods are conveyed. It possesses Electric Telegraph communication. This Railway is now extended to Boat of Garten Station, at which it forms a Junction with the Highland Railway. |
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County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie (Part of) |
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UPPER BALNACRUIE |
Upper Balnacruie
Upper Balnacruie
Upper Balnacruie |
Rent Roll - (1861)
J. Smith Esqr
Mr Peter Ferguson (Occupier) |
046 |
A Small farmsteading, dwelling house One story, offices One, All in a Very bad state of repair, Occupied by Mr P. Ferguson. The property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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LOWER BALNACRUIE |
Lower Balnacruie
Lower Balnacruie
Lower Balnacruie |
Rent Roll (1861)
J. Smith Esqr
Mr Alexander Grant (Occupier) |
046 |
A Middling Sized farm-Steading. onsisting of a Very good dwelling house, And a good set of offices. One story all thatched and in a fair State of repair. The property of the Earl of Seafield |
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BROOMPARK |
BroomparK
BroomparK
BroomparK |
Mr Donald McGregor
Rent Roll 1861
J. Smith Esqr |
046 |
Two small houses occupied by labouring men. each one story. thatched and in middling repair. This place was once a farmtown. but is now let with the farm of Balvattan. The property of the Earl of Seafield |
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Inverness-shire -- Parish of Cromdale Inverallen and Advie (Part of) |
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TORRISPARDON |
Torrispardon
Torrispardon
Torrispardon
Torrispardon |
Rent Roll, 1861
J. Smith Esqr Factor
Strathspey Estate
Mr Angus McIntosh. Tenant |
046 |
This name is now given to two Small farmsteadings, (which are let under One.) The houses Are each One Story, Offices One, All thatched & in Middling repair. Occupied by Mr A. McIntosh, Farmer. The property of the Earl of Seafield |
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BALVATTAN |
Balvattan
Balvattan
Balvattan |
Rent Roll - 1861
J. Smith Esqr
Mr D. McGregor (Occupier) |
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A Small farmsteadng dwelling house One Story thatched, being A Small Court of offices, a Short distance from the dwelling house, all in a fair state of repair. The Small farm of Broompark lying a short distance West of this One is now let with it And the two form one holding. The property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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Invernessshire -- Parish of Cromdale Inverallen and Advie (Part of) |
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RIVER DULNAN |
River Dulnan
River Dulnan
River Dulnan
River Dulnan
Dulnan Water |
James Smith Esq. Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth
Mr Alexander Clark
Mr Menzie
Black County Map |
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A small river Which has its source in Several head streams rising in the hills between Craig Alvie And the head of the river Findhorn. Its course is easterly passing the Village of Carr Bridge on to the River Spey, into which it empties itself a short distance below the farmsteading of Ballintomb |
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UPPER GALLOVIE |
Upper Gallovie
Upper Gallovie
Upper Gallovie
Upper Gallovie |
Rent Roll
Rent Receipt
Donald Grant, Tenant
Mr Grant Mullochard |
046 |
A small farm house one storey high, having numerous offices attached; the whole thatched, and Kept only in middling repair. The Earl of Seafield proprietor |
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EASTER GALLOVIE |
Easter Gallovie
Easter Gallovie
Easter Gallovie
Easter Gallovie |
Rent Book
Rent Reciept
Alexander McQueen Tenant
Mr Grant, Mullochard |
046 |
A small farm house one storey high, with byres barn, and stabling attached, the whole only in very middling repair The Earl of Seafield proprietor |
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GALLOVIE MOSS |
Gallovie Moss
Gallovie Moss
Gallovie Moss |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth, Minister Abernethy
Mr Grant, Schoolmaster, Abernethy
Mr Donald Grant Gallovie |
046 |
A peat Moss about a quarter of a Mile N.W. [North West] of Creag Leath, Property of the Earl of Seafield |
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CREAG LIATH |
Creag Liath
Creag Liath
Creag Liath |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth
Mr Grant
Mr Donald Grant |
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The name applied to an elevated portion of Moorland bordering on Inverness-shire. It Signifies "Grey Craig." |
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CRAIG GARTEN |
Craig Garten
Craig Garten
Craig Garten |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth
Mr Grant
Mr Donald Grant |
046 |
A high rocky hill midway between Nethy Bridge and Carr Bridge. Property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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TOUMTYLEICH |
Toumtyleich
Toumtyleich
Toumtyleich |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth
Mr Grant, Schoolmaster
Rent Rolls, 1861. |
046 |
A farmhouse and steading, one storey high, thatched and in good Condition. Property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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CLAIS DHUBH |
Clais Dhubh
Clais Dhubh
Clais Dhubh |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth
Mr Grant
Mr Donald Grant |
046 |
This name applies to a long pass or hollow between Creag Mòr and Gallovie Moss Signifies "Black Pass" or "Hollow". |
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LYNCHURN BURN |
Lynchurn Burn
Lynchurn Burn
Lynchurn Burn
Lynchurn Burn |
Revd [Reverend] W. Forsyth
J. Smith Esqr
Mr Grant (Farmer Lynchurn)
Mr J Cameron. |
046 |
A Small Stream collecting in a hollow a little above Lynhurn Farmhouse. And flows for a short distance in Southerly Direction, And Then turns Westward through Drumullie, Its waters drive the Machinery of the Corn Mill, and then fall into the Spey a short Distance below Boat of Garten Ferry |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL |
Free Ch [Church] School
Free Ch [Church] School
Free Ch [Church] School |
Revd [Reverend] W Forsyth
J Smith Esqr
Mr J. Cameron
Mr Grant. (Lynchurn) |
046 |
A small house Situated close to side of the road, heading from Grantown, to Aviemore. 8 Miles from the former; One Story. thatched And in very good repair. Used as a Schoolroom in which the usual branches are taught, - It is Supported by the Free Church body of Presbyterians - The property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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CAIRN |
Cairn
Cairn
Cairn |
Mr Alexander Clark
Mr William Grant
Revd [Reverend] William Forsyth |
046 |
Applies to a Small Cairn of Stones Situated close to the footpath which Crosses the hill between Drumuille & Carrbridge - Tradition connects it with the Ancient Cairns of the Pictish Era several of which are Situated in the neighbourhood. |
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LYNCHURN |
Lynchurn
Lynchurn
Lynchurn
Lynchurn
Lynchurn
Lynchurn |
Revd [Reverend] W. Forsyth
Estate Map.
Rent Roll. 1860
J. Smith Esqr
Mr Grant. (Occupier)
Mr [ ] |
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A large farmsteading Consisting of a Very good dwelling house one Story thatched, And a Number of offices, Each one Story. thatched, all in Very good repair. Occupied by Mr Grant, Farmer. the property of The Earl of Seafield |
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DRUMULLIE |
Drumullie
Drumullie
Drumullie
Drumullie
Drumullie
Dunmuillie |
Revd [Reverend] W. Forsyth
Estate Map.
Rent Roll
J. Smith Esqr
Mr I. Cameron
New Statistical Account |
046 |
This Name is applied to a number of houses. Situated On each Side of the Main Road from Grantown, to Aviemore - 8 miles from the former. They Consist of a Small Inn - which affords poor accommodations, 2 Grocers Shops, a joiner shop, a Smith's Forge, And a few Crofters & labourers dwelling houses, They are each one Story thatched and in Middling repair. The property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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GARTENBEG |
Gartenbeg
Gartenbeg
Gartenbeg
Gartenbegg
Gartenbegg
Gartenbegg |
Estate Map (1838)
J. Smith Esqr Factor Grantown
Rent Roll - 1860
Revd [Reverend] W. Forsyth. Manse Abernethy
Mr J. Urquhart - Occupier
Mr J. Cameron |
046 |
A large farmsteading dwelling house 2 story, offices One Story All thatched And in fair state of repair. Occupied by Mr Urquhart - The Property of. the Earl of Seafield. |
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LAGYEY |
Lagley
Ladley
Lagley
Lagley
Lagley |
Estate Map
Rent Roll
J. Smith Esqr
J. Cameron - Teacher. Drumullie Free Ch [Church] School
Revd [Reverend] W. Forsyth |
046 |
This name is applied to two Small farmhouses One On each Side of the road leading from Grantown to Aviemore, they Are each one Story. offices one, all thatched. And in bad repair Part of One of the Offices is used As a Grocers Shop - The property The Earl of Seafield. |
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BALNAFOICH |
Blanafoich
Balnafoich
Balnafoich
Balnafoich
Balnafoich |
Estate Map
Rent Roll
J. Smith Esqr
Mr J. Cameron
Mr D. Grant (Occupier) |
046 |
A large farmsteading Consisting of an excellent new dwelling house 2 Storys. Slated offices one Story thatched All in good repair The Property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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DRUMULLIE MILL |
Drumullie Mill
Drumullie Mill
Drumullie Mill
Drumuillie Mill
Drummullie Mill |
Revd [Reverend] William Forsyth Ph [Parish] Manse Abernethy
J. Smith Esqr Factor Grantown
Estate Plan 1812
Rent Receipt 1866
Mr George Stewart occupier |
046 |
A farm Steading and Corn Mill the former consisting of dwelling house And outhouses one Storey high thatched and in good repair the later two Storeys Slated and worked by water power alone also attached to the Mill a Saw Mill worked by the Same power all adjacent to each other, the property of the Earl of Seafield |
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TOM BIGLA |
Tom Bigla
Tom Bigla
Tom Bigla |
Revd [Reverend] W. Foryth
Mr John Grant Ph [Parish] School Abernethy
Mr George Stewart occupier |
046 |
This name applies to a Small but rather prominent hillocK about 100 feet high above the River Spey on the north bank of which it Stands, it is very Steep on the River Side but gently Slopes to the land. on the Summit is a Rectangular trench or ditch about 7 feet deep 20 feet wide at the top and Sloping on each Side to the bottom which is about 7 feet wide, traditionally said to enclose at one time "Bigla Cummings" Castle, there is not a vestige nor even a trace of this Castle to be Seen now. |
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About a 11 chains east of this object along the River edge and on the Same Side is a Standing Stone Slablike 5 feet high 2½ feet wide and about 3 inches thicK erected about four years ago, the following is cut in capitals letters on each Side (i.e.) in English on one Side and in Gailic on the other Viz,
"Erected at the request of the late William Grant SlocK for a Memorial of a Signal Manifestation of the Divine power in dividing this Water and causing a passage whereby the Remains of a Certain Woman was carried over on dry ground".
Tradition Says that a woman dying in Garten Some 4 or 5 hundred years ago Requested to be buried in Duthil but on being told that there was too great a flood in the Spey, She made answer and Said take me to the water Side and See if you can not get over dry, they did So, and to their Surprise found the water's divided and got over quite dry as was told them Mr Grant believe in the Miracle, and used to Visit the place Regularly and before he died he caused the Stone to be cut at his request and it was put after he died at the place where he believed the waters were divided. |
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BOAT OF GARTEN JUNCTION |
Boat of Garten Junction
Boat of Garten Junction
Boat of Garten Junction
Boat of Garten |
Revd [Reverend] W. Forsyth Ph [Parish] Manse Abernethy
Mr John Grant Ph [Parish] School Abernethy
Mr George Stewart Drumullie Mill
Railway Cards et |
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This is the joining of the Strathspey branch of the Great North of Scotland with the Highland Railway, at present it consists of Offices Station Agents Dwelling Engine Shed Carriage Shed turn-table public house and a few cottages partly of Stone & Slated and partly of wood. previous to the two being Connected few trains Stopped at it and was called Boat of Garten. Now all the trains on the Highland Stop at it And has become a general Station for passenger and goods to and from any part of the country. it is the joint property of both Companies. |
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BOAT OF GARTEN FERRY |
Boat of Garten Ferry
Boat of Garten Ferry
Boat of Garten Ferry |
Revd [Reverend] William Forsyth
Mr John Grant
Mr George Stewart |
046 |
This is a public ferry on the River Spey on the Road between Duthil and Abernethy. it consists of a platform placed on Boats worked by pully chains from opposite Sides the Rates chargeable are one penny for each foot passenger Six pence for each cart and horse and 1/6d for other Vehicle or Carriage. it is the property of the Earl of Seafield And Rented by a Small farmer adjacent |
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KNOCK OF DRUMULLIE |
Knock of Drumullie
Knock of Drumullie
Knock of Drumullie |
Revd [Reverend] W, Forsyth Ph [Parish] Manse Abernethy
Mr J. Grant Ph [Parish] School Abernethy
Mr George Stewart Drumullie Mill |
046 |
A Small farm Steading built of Stone and turf dwelling house and outhouses one Storey high thatched And in bad Repair the property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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DALVOULT |
Dalvoult
Dalvoult
Dalvoult
Dalvoult |
Revd [Reverend] W. Forsyth
Mr J Grant
Mr G. Stewart
Rent Roll (1858) |
059 |
A Small farm Steading dwelling house And outhouses built of Stone and turf one Storey high thatched and in Very bad Repair the property of the Earl of Seafield |
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CORRIEMICK |
Corriemick
Corriemick
Corriemick |
Revd [Reverend] W. Forsyth
Mr John Grant
Mr William Grant, Old Bridgend |
046 |
A Very Small farm Steading dwelling house and outhouses one Storey high thatched and in bad the property of the Earl of Seafiled |
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BALNACRUIE |
Balnacruie
Balnacruie
Balnacruie
Balnacruie |
Rent Book
Rent Receipt
James Cameron, Tenant
Mr Grant, Mullochard |
046 |
A farm house, one storey high, with numerous offices attached; the whole thatched, and in fair repair The Earl of Seafield proprietor |
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MAINS OF TULLOCHGRIBAN |
Mains of Tullochgriban
Mains of Tullochgriban
Mains of Tullochgriban
Mains of Tullochgriban |
Rent Receipt
Rent Book
Lewis Dunbar Esqr J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Tenant
Mr Grant Mullochard |
046 |
A large farm house two Stories high, with suitable offices attached; the former slated; the latter chiefy thatched; the whole are Kept in excellent condition The Earl of Seafield proprietor |
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MID GALLOVIE |
Mid Gallovie
Mid Gallovie
Mid Gallovie
Mid Gallovie |
Rent Receipt
Rent Book
James Grant, Tenant
Mr Grant, Mullochard |
046 |
A farm house one storey high, having offices attached thatched, and Kept in good repair The Earl of Seafield proprietor |
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MILLTON OF MUCKRACH |
Millton of Muckrach
Millton of Muckrach
Millton of Muckrach |
Revd [Reverend] Evan Gordon
John Smith Esqr
Mr Clarke |
046 |
A farmhouse and outoffices One Storey high, thatched, And in good Repair, The property of The Earl of Seafield. |
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MILL OF MUCKRACH |
Mill of Muckrach
Mill of Muckrach
Mill of Muckrach |
Revd [Reverend] Evan Gordon
John Smith Esqr
Mr Clarke |
046 |
Applied to a Corn Mill, farmhouse And outoffices, each of which Are one Storey high, thatched, And in good Repair, The property of The Earl of Seafield. |
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KNOCK OF MUCKRACH |
Knock of Muckrach
Knock of Muckrach
Knock of Muckrach |
Revd [Reverend] Evan Gordon
John Smith Esqr,
Mr Clarke |
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[Situation] In the parish of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie
A farm house And outoffices, One Storey high thatched, And in good Repair. The property of The Earl of Seafield. |
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TULLOCHGRIBAN COTTAGE |
Tullochgriban Cottage
Tullochgriban Cottage
Tullochgriban Cottage
See pages 37 & 38 |
Revd [Reverend] Evan Gordon
John Smith Esqr
Mr Clarke |
046.02 |
[Situation] In the parish of Duthil and Rothiemurchus
A handsome Cottage with Croft, and outoffices attached, it is one Storey high thatched And in good Repair, The property of The Earl of Seafield. |
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Co [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duthil and Rothiemurchus
Also in the parish of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie
Note - Keanloch (crossed out) - Copied into 6 inch Name Book of Duthil & Rothiemurchus
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BALNUCHK |
Balnuchk
Balnuchk
Balnuchk |
Revd [Reverend] Evan Gordon
John Smith Esqr
Mr Clarke |
034.15 |
[Situation] In the parish of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie
A farmhouse And outoffices One Storey high thatched And in good repair, the property of The Earl of Seafield. |
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BRAES OF MUCKRACH |
Braes of Muchrach
Braes of Muckrach
Braes of Muckrach |
Revd [Reverend] Evan Gordon
John Smith Esqr
Mr Clarke |
034.15 |
[Situation] In the parish of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie
A farmhouse and outoffices, the former two Storeys high and Slated, the latter one Storey high And thatched, All in good repair. The property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie (Part of) Also part of the Parish of Duthill and Rothiemurchus
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MUCKRACH CASTLE A.D. 1598 (In Ruins) |
Muchrach Castle (Ruins of)
Castle of Mucherach |
Revd [REverend] Evan Gordon
Mr Smith Esqr
Mr Clarke
New Statistical Account |
046 |
A ruin Situated about ¼ Mile North of Muckrach House.It was erected by the Grants of Rothiemurchus in 1598. It is now in a Very Serious Condition Nothing Remains of it except the walls. The property of the Earl of Seafield. "The Old Castle of Muckerach in the North West end of the parish is rather a picturesque Ruin and beautifully Situated but it is now Much dilapidated; the roof has entirely fallen Away. Muckerach waS the first possession of the Grants of Rothiemurchus, The Castle was built by Patrick Grant, Second Son of John Grant of Fruechy, And 14th laird of Grant, And Margaret Stewart, daughter of the Earl of Atholl his Spouse in 1598. Vide Statistical Account. |
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CLAIS A' MHADAIDH |
Claid a' Mhadaidh
Clais a' Mhadaidh
Clais a' Mhadidh |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Grant
Mr Anderson
New St. [Statistical] Account] |
045 |
Copied into 6 inch Name Book of Duthil & Rothiemurchus Ph [Parish] |
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BIGLA'S CHAIR |
Bigla's Chair
Bigla's Chair
Bigla's Chair |
Mr Anderson
Mr McBean Auchterblair
New Statistical Account |
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In the face of the hill above Dun Mullie there is a large stone with form not unliKe a chair, and which is still called Bigla's Chair, as it is said that from this chair Bigla (once proprietor of Glenchernich) Mounted her horse on her way to Duthil to hear Mass New St. Acct [Statistical Account] Halfway between Dunmullie and Duthil, there is another stone, hollowed in the centre, where the Same lady is suposSed to have deposited her Keys when going on the same religious errant. id. This stone is now in two parts being broKen some time ago by a Mason with his hammer. The Stones are in a direct line And Midway between Bigla's Chair and Dochar |
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GENERAL WADE'S MILITARY ROAD |
General Wade's Military Road
General Wade's Military Road |
New St. [Statistical] Account
History of the Province of Moray,
Mr Alexander Anderson |
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Not much of this once famous road Now remains in this parish. There is a short piece of it however, quite traceable, Coming into Strathspey from Badenoch; And another extending Westward from Sluggan Bridge to Slochd Mhuic, where it again enters Inverness-Shire. |
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CAIRN |
Cairn
Cairn
Cairn |
Mr Anderson, Carrbridge
Mr McBean, Auchtablair
Rev. Mr Forsyth, Abernethy |
046 |
A large heap of Stones on the top of the chain of hills which divides the Spey from the Dulnan. It has not been explored but its origin is said to be Pictish. |
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GLEBE OF DEISHAR |
Glebe of Deishar
Glebe of Deishar
Glebe of Deishar |
Rent Receipt 1865. by John Smith, Esqr Factor
John Grant. Tenant.
Shaw's History of the Province of Moray 1775 |
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A small farmsteading, one storey high, thatched & slated and in good repair. the property of the Earl of Seafield. It derived its name from, the glebe of the old church being added to the farm. |
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BALLINLUIG |
Ballinluig
Ballinluig
Ballinluig |
Rent Receipt 1837/46/68 by John Smith Esqr Factor.
Peter Urquart. late Tenant. |
046 |
Several dwelling houses, one storey high, thatched, and in good repair. the property of the Earl of Seafield. It was for ages a separate farm, but iS now joined with |
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BALNACRUIE |
Balnacruie
Balnacruie
Balnacruie |
Rent Receipt, 1866. by John Smith Esqr Factor
John MacGregor. Tenant. |
046 |
A farmsteading, one storey high, thatched and in good repair the property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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DACHLAGGIE |
Dachlaggie
Dachlaggie
Dachlaggie |
Rent Roll 1861
John Smith Esq. Factor
John Cumming Tenant. |
046 |
A farmsteading one Storey high partly thatched & partly Slated, And in good repair Property of the Earl of Seafield, Castle Grant, Grantown |
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KENNAPOLE (In Ruins) |
Kennapole (In Ruins)
Kennapole (In Ruins)
Kennapole (In Ruins) |
Estate Plan
Mr McIntoch Dell
Revd [Reverend] N McIntyre ManSe |
073 |
[Situation] In the parish of Duthil and Rothiemurchus
This name is applied to the ruins of a farm house, and Offices, lying about half a Mile S.W. [South West] of Ord Bain hill It is on the Rothiemurchus Estate |
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KENNAPOLE HILL |
Kennapole Hill
Kennapole Hill
Kinapole Hill |
Estate Plan
Mr McIntosh, Late Factor
Revd [Reverend] N McIntyre, ManSe Rothiemurchus |
073 |
This name is applied to a small hill, nearly covered with trees, and situated about one Mile South of Ord Bain, and at the South end of Loch An Eilein. It is an anglicised gaelic name It is on the Rothiemurchus Estate, and forms part of the boundary between it, and Badenoch. |
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CREAGAN A' CHAIT |
Creagan a' Chait
Creagan a' Chait
Creagan a' Chait |
Revd [Reverend] N McIntyre, Manse
Mr McIntosh, Dell
Mr Stewart, Lochanellan Cottage |
073 |
This is a small craig on the No[North] point of Kennapole Hill and within a very short distance of the Duchess of Gordon Bedford's Cairn It means the Cat's Ben or Craig |
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CREAGAN RUIGHE DHÙGHAILL |
Creagan Ruighe Dhùghaill
Creagan Ruighe Dhùghaill
creagan Ruighe Dhùghaill |
Mr Stewart,
Mr McIntoSh
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre |
073 |
This is a small rocKy hill lying between Kennapole Hill, and Loch Gamhna and is nearly covered with Furze. It means the Little Craig of Dougald's Shealing |
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RATHAD NAN MEIRLEACH |
Rathad nam Meirleach
Rathad nam Meirleach
Rathad nam Meirleach |
Mr Stewart Lochanellan Coggage
Mr McIntosh Dell
Revd [Reverend] McIntyre, Manse |
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This is a cart road & footpath which leads from Loch Gamhna, to Glen Feshie, and is said to have been used by thieves for stealing cattle, from which the name is derived It means Thieve's Road The road is Somewhat difficult to trace in Several places being only a footpath which is seldom used. |
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LOCH GAMHNA |
Loch Gamhna
Loch Gamhna
Loch Gamhna |
Estate Plan
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre
Mr McInotsh |
073 |
[Situation] In the parish of Duthil and Rothiemurchus
A considerable sized mountain loch lying at the Easter base of Kennapole Hill, and entirely Surrounded with fir wood It means Steers Loch |
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DUCHESS OF BEDFORD'S CAIRN |
Duchess of Bedford's Cairn
Duchess of Bedford's Cairn
Duchess of Bedford's Cairn |
Mr FraSer. Keeper, Kinrara
Mr McIntosh
Revd [Reverend] N McIntyre |
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A small dry stone built Cairn on the highest part of Kennapole Hill, and erected to the memory of the late Duchess of Bedford It is on the Rothiemurchus estate |
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RIVER LUINEAG |
River Luineag
River Luineag
River Luineag |
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre Rothiemurchus
A. Mackintosh Esq. Dell
Mr J. Galbraith Schoolmaster |
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A large stream which flows out of the West end of Loch Morlich and runs in a Western direction for about 3 Miles, when it is joined from the South by Allt Beinne Mòire at Coylumbridge after which it goes under the name of the River Druie until it enters the River Spey Near Aviemore Railway Station |
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FINDLARIGG BURN |
Findlarigg Burn
Findlarigg Burn
Findlarigg Burn |
James Smith Esq. Factor
Mr Samuel Grant, Findlarigg
Mr Clark. Dulnanbridge |
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A small Stream which rises about half a Mile N. [North] West of Coldhome, and Running in a Southern direction until it falls into the River Dulnan a short distance below Muckrach House |
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MUCKRACH HOUSE |
Muckrach House
Muckrach House
Muckrach House |
James Smith Esqr. Factor
Mr Clark Dulnanbridge
Ticket on Cart |
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An elegantly built house two Storeys high with Coach house & Other Out houses Attached; the former Slated and in excellent Condition, the latter thatched and in good repair. Property of the Right Honble [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield, Castle Grant, Grantown. |
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LOCHAN BAIN FERRY |
Lochan Bain Ferry
Lochan Bain Ferry
Lochan Bain Ferry |
A. Mackintosh Esq. Dell
Mr J. Galbraith Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre Rothiemurchus |
058 |
Applied to a Ferry on the River Spey about 1½ Mile below Aviemore Railway Station The house attached is one Storey, thatched And in bad repair Property of the Duke of Richmond |
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CALLART HILL |
Callart Hill
Callart Hill
Callart Hill |
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre
A. MacKintosh Esq
Mr J. Galbraith |
058 |
This name is applied to a thickly wooded hill situate on the east Side of the County Road, about half Way between Coylumbridge and the farm of Pityoulish. Property of L Grant Esq Rothiemurchus. |
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LOCH PHITIULAIS |
Loch Phituilais
Loch Phituilais
Loch Phituilais |
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre
A. Mackintosh Esq
Mr J. Galbraith |
058 |
A large deep loch Situated at the Western base of Creag Phituilais It signifies Loch of the Hollow of Judgement |
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ALLT NA BEINNE MOIRE |
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SCHOOL |
School.
School.
School. |
Mr Galbraith, Master
Mr McIntosh
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre |
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This is a rectangular building one storey high Slated, and in good repair, and erected At the expense, and maintained by the present proprietor Mr Grant. The ordinary rudimentary branches of education are taught, Average attendance about thirty, Mr Grant proprietor |
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RIVER DRUIE |
River Druie
River Druie
River Druie
River Druie |
Estate Plan
Mr McIntosh
Revd [Reverend] N McIntyre
Mr Galbraith |
073 |
A considerable sized River formed by the junction of the Stream which leaves Loch Morlich, and Allt Beinne Mòire, at Coylumbridge And running Westward for about two miles, when it falls into the River Spey Opposite Aviemore Railway Station |
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INVERDRUIE |
Inverdruie
Inverdruie
Inverdruie |
Mr McIintosh, Dell Rothiemurchus
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre,ManSe Rothiemurchus
Mr Galbraith Schoolmaster Inverdruie Cottages Rothiemurchus |
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A large, and neatly built dwelling house two storeys with attics, having barns byres and stabling a short distance detached to the South; they are all slated and in excellent repair Mr Grant, Doune, proprietor |
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INVERDRUIE COTTAGES |
Inverdruie Cottages
Inverdruie Cottages
Inverdruie Cottages |
Mr McIntosh
Mr Galbraith
Revd [Reverend] N McIntyre |
073 |
Several dwelling houses, a Smithy and School, one storey high; all but the latter are composed of timber They are situated on the road leading from Aviemore Railway Station to Coylumbridge, and about mid-distance between the two places They are on the Rothiemurchus Estate |
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DELL |
Dell
Dell
Dell |
Revd [Reverend] N MacKintyre
A MacKintosh Esqr
Mr J Galbraith |
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A farm steading with dwelling house and two cottages attached - they are all one storey high partly thatched and partly slated some in good and some in bad repair. Property of Grant Esqr RothiemurchuS |
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LOWER BALCHLAGGAN |
Lower Balchlaggan
Lower Balchlaggan
Lower Balchlaggan
Lower Ballachlaggan |
Revd [Reverend] N MacKintyre
A MacKintosh Esqr
Estate Plan
Mr J Galbraith |
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Applied to two CottageS one storey high partly thatched and partly covered with wood - with wooden sheds attached bad repair Property of Grant Esqr RothiemurchuS |
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UPPER BALCHLAGGAN |
Upper Balchlaggan
Upper Balchlaggan
Upper Balchlaggan
Upper Ballachlaggan |
Revd [Reverend] N MacKintyre
A MacKintosh Esqr
Estate Plan
Mr J Galbraith |
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Applied to two Cottages one storey high partly thatched and partly Covered with wood in bad repair. Property of Grant Esqr Rothiemurchus |
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GUISLICH |
Guislich
Guislich
Guislich |
Revd [Reverend] N MacKintyre
A MacKintosh Esqr
Mr J Galbraith |
073 |
A dwelling hosue and stable attached they are one storey nigh thatched and in middling repair. Property of Grant Esqr RothiemurchuS |
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DOUNE |
Doune
Doune
Doune |
Rev. [Reverend] N McIntyre.
A. McIntosh Esqr
Mr J Galbraith. |
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A large dwelling house two stories high with out Offices detached, Slated & in good repair Property of William Grant Esqr Doune. |
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MANSE |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McIntyre
A. McIntosh.
Mr Galbraith. |
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A one Story house slated & in good repair - Property of the Heritors, and is the residence of the minister of the Quoad Sacra parish of Rothiemurchus. |
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HIGHLAND RAILWAY |
Highland Railway
Highland Railway
Highland Railway
Highland Railway |
Andrew Dougal Esq. Secretary
Company's Table of Bye Laws
Company's Table of Tolls, charges etc
Company's & other Time Tables, Tickets etc |
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This railway has direct communication by a Single line of rails between Bonar Bridge and the City of Perth, and from Inverness to Keith. Its route lies through the hear of the Highlands, and presents tourists and others travelling in search of the picturesque opportunities for viewing the magnificent scenery through which the line passes which are unattainable for cheapness and convenience in any other part of Scotland abounding in scenery of a similar nature. Electric Telegraph communication exists along the whole length of the line which is 201¾ Miles; property of the Highland Railway company whose head Office is at Inverness |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School
School |
Revd [Reverend] J. Logan
Revd [Reverend] W. Grant
Mr D. Cameron
Mr G. Anderson |
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A Small one Storey house part of which is used as a School room; With a wooden shed adjoining. The school is for Male & Female children and is supported solely by the scholars fees, the usual branches are taught The property of the Earl of Seafield |
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DALGRANISH |
Dalgranish
Dalgranish
Dalgranish
Dalgranish
Delgranish |
Revd [Reverend] William Grant, Duthil
Alexander Anderson, Tenant
Mr Grant, Postmaster
Mr Lawrence, Station Master, Aviemore
Rent BooK |
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A small dwelling house one storey high with out offices attached the whole thatched and in middling repair Property of the Earl of Seafield, Castle Grant Grantown. |
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LOCH NAN CARRAIGEAN |
Loch nan Carraigean
Loch na Carraighean
Loch nan Carraigean |
Revd [Reverend] William Grant
Revd [Reverend] Mr Forsyth Duthil
Mr Anderson |
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A small shallow sheet of Water whose banks are Wooded & situated on the South Side of the Turnpike Road two miles Westward of Aviemore It Signifies Loch of the Cliffs or Standing Stones |
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LOCH AN EILEIN |
Loch an Eilein
Loch an Eilein
Loch an Eilein |
Revd [Reverend] A. McIntyre Dell, Rothiemurchus
Mr McIntosh, Dell
Mr Galbraith Schoolmaster |
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A Loch of nearly a Mile in length and about half a Mile in breadth, Situated about two miles to the south of Aviemore Station and about half a mile to the south of Tullochgrue It is completely surrounded with hills which are covered with Fir to the edge of the Loch. It means Loch of the Island. |
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CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) |
Church (Quoad Sacra)
Church (Quoad Sacra)
Church (Quoad Sacra) |
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre Rothiemurchus
Mr McIntosh, Dell.
Mr Galbraith, Schoolmaster |
073 |
A square building lying in the South Western Side of Rothiemurchus, slated and in good repair. It is the Church of the Quoad Sacra of Rothiemurchus |
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ORD BAIN |
Ord Bain
Ord Bain
Ord Bain |
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre
Mr McIntosh
Estate Plan |
073 |
A conspicuous hill in the South Western portion of Duthil & Rothiemurchus, and nearly covered with Birch & Fir trees to its top. It is very steep on its eastern and northern slope, upon the latter there is a lime stone quarry which is used for building and agricultural purposes. Proprietor Mr Grant of Doune. |
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CREAG A' MHUILINN |
Creag a' Mhuilinn
Creag a' Mhuilinn
Creag a' Mhuilinn |
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre
MrMcIntosh
Mr Galbraith |
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This name is applied to a Small Craig on the north eastern slope of Ord Bain and chiefly noted for affording a commanding view of Rothiemurchus Glenmore & Strath Spey. |
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LOCHAN AN LÌN |
Lochan an Lìn
Lochan an Lìn
Lochan an Lìn |
Mr Galbraith
Mr McIntosh
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre |
073 |
A small loch lying near the South Side of the River Druie, and about half a mile east of Inverdruie Cottages It means Flax Loch |
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FREE CHURCH |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Mr Galbraith
Mr McIntosh
Revd [Reverend] N McIntyre |
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A rectangular building one Storey high and roofed with wood Situated about half a mile South west from Coylumbridge It is seated to contain about two hundred and fifty of a congregation, to whom it belongs |
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COYLUM BRIDGE |
Coylum Bridge
Coylum Bridge
Coylum Bridge
Coylum Bridge |
Estate Plan
Mr Galbraith
Mr McIntosh
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre |
065 |
A one arched stone bridge thrown accross the River Druie Near the junction of Allt Beinne Moire, and the stream which issues out of Loch Morlich, Erected at the Expense of the proprietor, Mr Grant Esq belongs to the County |
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COYLUMBRIDGE |
Coylumbridge
Coylumbridge
Coylumbridge |
Mr Galbraith, Schoolmaster
Mr McIntosh
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre |
073 |
Several worKmen's dwelling houses, near Coylum Bridge from which they take their name; one storey high, and partly built and covered with wood, and partly masonry and slated; The whole in good repair Mr Grant, Doune proprietor |
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COYLUMBRIDGE COTTAGE |
Coylumbridge Cottage
Coylumbridge Cottage
Coylumbrige Cottage |
Mr Galbraith Schoolmaster
Mr McIntosh
Revd [Reverend] N McIntyre |
073 |
A Cottage at the end of Coylum Bridge, one storey high, slated, and in good condition.
Mr Grant proprietor |
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TULLOCHGRUE |
Tullochgrue
Tullochgrue
Tullochgrue |
Mr McIntosh
Mr Galbraith
Revd [Reverend] N. McIntyre |
073 |
This name is applied to a cultivated Knoll situated about one mile South of Coylum Bridge, and cultivated by three farmers It is on the Rothiemurchus Estate |
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BOATHOUSE |
Boathouse
Boathouse
Boathouse |
Estate Plan
Revd [Reverend] N McIntyre, Manse
Mr McIntosh late Factor Dell |
073 |
A dwelling house two storeys high, with numerous outhouses attached; the former slated, and in good repair, the latter thatched and in middling repair It is situated at side of the River Spey. and a ferry boat was Kept here, until the bridge at Aviemore was built, It is on the Rothiemurchus Estate. |
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Signature - A.B. Coddington
Capt R.E. Captain Royal Engineers]
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NAME BOOK
OF PART OF THE PARISHES OF
DUTHIL & RUTHIEMURCHUS
AND
CROMDALE INVERALLAN & ADVIE
On 1/2500 Scale
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INDEX to the Parish of Duthil and Rothiemurchus & Part of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie on 1/2500 Scale Co [County] Inverness
Names of Objects -- Page
Allt na Beinne Moire -- 54
Auchnahannet -- 11
Auchnahannet Burn -- 12
Balblair -- 20
Ballinluig -- 48
Balnaan -- 5
Balnacruie -- 38
Balnacruie -- 48
Balnafoich -- 32
Balnuchk -- 41
Balvattan -- 24
Bigla's Chair -- 44
Bigla Cumming's Castle --33
Boathouse -- 67
Boat of Garten Ferry -- 34
Boat of Garten Junction -- 34
Braes of Muckrach -- 41
Broomhill Station -- 21
Broompark -- 23
Cairn -- 30
Cairn -- 46
Cairn -- 10
Cairn -- 21
Callart Hill -- 54
Church (Quoad Sacra) --64
Clais Dhubh -- 28
Clury -- 6
Coylum Bridge -- 65
Coylumbridge -- 66
Coylum Bridge Cottage -- 66
Corriemick -- 36
Craig Garten -- 27
Creagan a'Chait -- 50
Creag a' Mhuilinn -- 64
Creagan Ruighe Dhughaill -- 50
Creag Bheag -- 18
Creag Liath -- 27
Creag Mhòr -- 9
Croftdow -- 4
Croftjames -- 9
Croftnahaven -- 3
Curr Wood -- 3
Dachlaggie -- 48
Dalfaber -- 13
Dalgranish -- 62
Dalvoult -- 36
Dell -- 57
Doune -- 59
Drumullie -- 31
Drumullie Mill -- 33
Drynach -- 4
Dulnan Bridge -- 5
Dutchees of Bedford's Cairn -- 52
Easter Curr -- 5
Easter Gallovie -- 26
Findlarigg Burn -- 53
Free Church -- 65
Free Church School -- 29
Gallovie Moss == 27
Gartenbeg -- 32
General Wade's Military Road -- 45
Glebe of Deisher -- 48
Granish -- 15
Remains of Grave Yard and Site of Chapel -- 13
Great North of Scotland Railway (Strathspey Branch) -- 22
Guislich -- 58
Highland Railway -- 61
Inverdruie -- 56
Inverdruie Cottages -- 56
Inverdruie Saw Mill -- 12
Kennapole -- 49
Kennapole Hill -- 49
Kinchurdy -- 14
Kinchyles Burn -- 58
Knockgranish -- 16
Knock of Drumullie -- 36
Knock ofMuckrach -- 40
Lag nan Cuineinach -- 11
Laggey -- 32
Lochan an Lin -- 65
Lochan Bain Ferry -- 54
Lochan Bàn -- 15
Loch Dallas -- 14
Lochan Dubh -- 14
Loch an Eilein -- 63
Loch Gamhna -- 51
Loch nan Carraigean -- 62
Loch Phitiulais -- 54
Lochanmore -- 42
Lower Balchlaggan -- 57
Lower Balnacruie 23
Lower Balvadden -- 12
Lynchurn -- 31
Lynchurn Burn -- 29 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Mains of Tullochgriban -- 38
Manse (Quoad Sacra) -- 60
Mid Curr -- 3
Mid Gallovie -- 38
Milton of Muckrach -- 39
Mill of Muckrach -- 39
Muckrach Castle -- 42
Muckrach House -- 53
Ochnoir -- 8
Ord Bain -- 64
Polchar -- 59
Postoffice Croft -- 16
Rathad nan Meirleach -- 50
River Druie -- 55
River Dulnan -- 25
River Luineag -- 53
River Spey -- 19
School -- 62
School -- 55
School (Ph) [Parish] -- 6
Skye of Curr -- 4
Standing Stone -- 33
Standing Stones -- 10
Stone Circle -- 10
Stone Circle -- 17
Strath Spey --19
Tom Bigla -- 33
Torrispardon -- 24
Toumtyleich -- 28
Tullochgorum -- 8
Tullochgriban Cottage -- 40
Tullochgrue -- 66
Upper Balchlaggan -- 58
Upper Balnacruie 23
Upper Dalvoult -- 18
Upper Gallovie -- 26
Wester Curr -- 21
White Well -- 9 |
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