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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
Portlethen Station	Portlethen Station Portlethen Station Portlethen Station	Time Tables Mr Nicol (Station Master) Robert Walker Esqr (Hillside)	008.06	A small erection on the Scottish N.E. [North Eastern] Railway, built as a Station for passenger and goods traffic. The greater part of the building is Wood.
Church	Portlethen Church Portlethen Church Portlethen Church	Revd [Reverend] William Law (Minister) Robert Walker Esqr (Hillside) Mr James Ruxton (Hillside)	008.06	"To the South of Banchory 3 large miles are the ruins of an old Chapell, and a yard where people has been buried and it has been built just upon a rock. Hard by the Said chapell, there is a Medicinal well commonly called Saint Tarnan's well. South west from the Said Chapell of Findon 1/2 a mile is the house of Portlethen, west of the house a Short quarter of a mile is a chapell called [Continued on page 116]
(Site of) St Ternan's Chapel				"To the South of Banchory 3 large miles are the ruins of an old Chapell, and a yard where people has been buried and it has been built just upon a rock.
St Ternan's Well				Hard by the Said chapell, there is a Medicinal well commonly called Saint Tarnan's well.
(Site of) Portlethen Castle				South west from the Said Chapell of Findon 1/2 a mile is the house of Portlethen,

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Parish of Banchory Devenick

[Note St Ternan's Chapel, St Ternan's Well, Portlethen Castle] -- See page 112

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